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the urgent rescue effort under way to save an american trapped more than 3,000 feet below ground in a cave in turkey after he fell critically ill. high stakes summit. president biden set to meet with world leaders in india with the goal of countering china's rise around the world. no deal in sight. automakers calling general motors latest offer insulting, with a possible strike now less than a week away. in court. the you tube mom influencer set to face a judge as we hear the dramatic 911 call that led to her arrest. >> he had duct tape on each ankle. >> her son's condition brings a neighbor to tears. maximum sentence. that 70s show actor danny masterson given 30 years to life behind bars as his two victims deliver powerful statements in court. the popular one chip challenge made with two of the hottest spices in the world is

being pulled from store shelves after a teen's family said he died after eating it. extreme heat and pregnancy. what it could mean for expectant mothers. dr. ashton is here with the new study. helping hands. a cute cross country moment on this feel good friday. ♪ finally it's happened to me ♪ and overnight -- [ cheers ] coco gauff finally reaching her first u.s. open finals. tonight it's ben shelton's turn as the last american man to win it all 20 years ago andy roddick joins us to break it all down. ♪ finally it's happened to me ♪ >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. good morning america. a spectacular match for coco gauff last night. but she said, quote, the job's not done. >> she's got that winning mind set, michael.

>> oh, yeah. >> she's gonna finish it. we can't wait to hear from andy roddick who is joining us live. >> that's all coming up. we're gonna stwart the hurricane making its way through the atlantic. hurricane lee became a cat 5 overnight. ginger starts us off. good morning, ginger. >> lee joins rare company. only six hurricanes since the satellite era began have rapidly intensified as fast or faster than lee. it put on 85 miles per hour in just the last 24 hours. this is a really intense hurricane that will, with confidence now, pass north of the leeward islands as we go through the weekend. it slows down significantly. that's why we still have nine, ten days to talk about how it impacts, if at all, the united states on the east coast. what it's doing now is rapidly intensifying because of that. three to four degrees warmer than average. it will eventually get into some of the wake of what was franklin and idalia. kind of mixed up the water and

cooled it down. the spaghetti models take it between that high pressure system and a trough. it's going to depend on how slow it moves and how quickly it gets up there. what i can promise you, george. starting sunday, big rip currents, high surf all along the east coast. >> it is coming. thanks very much. let's get to rob marciano. let's get more on the thunderstorms and the heat in the northeast. >> reporter: good morning, george. our extraordinary september heat wave continues with not just heat, but oppressive humidity, making it difficult for everyone especially kids who are still in school without air conditioning. there is a cool front, but it is crawling and causing problems popping up storms from the south all the way into the northeast. overnight severe storms slamming the northeast. forks of lightning illuminating the pennsylvania sky. nearly 300 damaging storm reports. heavy rain and hail pounding potomac maryland, just north of d.c. the storms fuelled by that late season heat wave.

newark, hartford and new york city all setting records again. and parts of the south seemingly unable to shake the record setting heat since the beginning of summer. san antonio marking the 71st day of 100 degree plus temperatures, an all time record for the area. phoenix kicking off 52 days this year with temperatures of 110 degrees or higher. the current 53 day record likely to be broken this weekend. the triple digit temps up ending daily life for many americans. many schools sending kids home early. or canceling classes altogether. despite the mayor declaring a heat emergency boston public schools are back in session. >> i wish today they don't have to come to school because it's going to be so humid in there. >> reporter: over a dozen area schools have no air conditioning. and the governor report out that says 41% of public schools don't have proper ac. adequate cooling or ventilation.

my kids don't have it. they're going to be happy when this school week, at least, is over. let's talk about the storms coming through, hopefully breaking some of this heat. we're gonna stretch them into the northeast and into new england. so connecticut up through maine. we had a lot of damaging storms yesterday. stretching down into texas, dallas, shreveport getting into lake charles as well. this front kind of washes out so it will break the heat but the humidity, unfortunately, will stick around through the weekend. >> can't have it all, rob. thank you, my friend. going to turn to a new sighting of the dangerous killer on the loose in pennsylvania. the escaped convict is still managing to escape authorities with the search in its second week. trevor ault is in westchester, pennsylvania, with the latest. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, michael. last night we saw yet another swarm of police activity and even an apparent shelter in place order after this convicted murderer was spotted yet again not too far from here in a place where he's been spotted before. but somehow he continues to slip through the grasp of this massive law enforcement effort.

overnight escaped killer danilo cavalcante evading capture after a confirmed sighing only miles from the prison he fed. late thursday at the longwood garden, pair of text messages going out to residents and staff. one saying please shelter in place at this time. the subject has been spotted in our area. then half hour later longwood gardens is being evacuated. it was the ninth confirmed sighing since cavalcante's escape last thursday. this remarkable video showing his crab walk up the wall from the chester county prison exercise yard. his latest location shows he back tracked in recent days having previously been seen monday night from these trail cameras not far away in longwood gardens. >> that's what the whole territory is, like this. >> reporter: connie lives in the same area cavalcante was spotted tuesday. she says she pointed police to possible trails he could have

used. are you surprised that it's taking this long? >> yes, very. >> reporter: yeah. >> i mean, even with the fbi and the swat team. i just don't get it. i just don't get it. >> reporter: cavalcante was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of his ex-girlfriend, and her family, who lives in the area, now has a 24-hour police detail. authorities saying they're too terrified to leave the house. >> he's already murdered two people, one in brazil and one here in a very brutal manner. he's a very dangerous individual and he remains so. >> reporter: the search perimeter has shifted back to what's centered on longwood gardens which says it's going to remain closed until further notice. >> we know you'll keep tracking it. trevor, thank you. overseas to the g-20 summit. president biden is set to touchdown in new dehli, india. high on the president's agenda is the goal of countering china's rise around the world and strengthening support for ukraine. senior white house correspondent

selina wang is in new dehli with the story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, rebecca. in just a few hours president biden will be touching down here in new dehli, india, where the world's most important leaders are gathering. president biden has an ambitious goal. to cement america's influence here in asia and also counter china's rise around the world. another key priority is shoring up global support for ukraine. back at home, biden has requested for additional aid to ukraine, but he's facing opposition from house republicans. but this morning treasury secretary yellen thinks she's confidence they will begin congressional support and telling me in a sitdown interview that russia is still suffering from western sanctions. meanwhile, russia's president putin and china's leader xi expected to skip the event sending a powerful message to the world. after this weekend in india, president biden is headed to vietnam for yet another high stakes meeting. the u.s. and vietnam are former enemies and foes, but now they're expected to significantly upgrade that relationship. george?

>> okay, thanks very much. in the courts a guilty verdict against a former top adviser to donald trump. peter navarro is convicted of contempt of congress for refusing to cooperate with the january 6th committee. he is convicted of contempt of congress. he's now the second trump adviser to be convicted on that charge following steve bannon. pierre thomas has the latest. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: george, good morning. peter navarro faces up to two years in prison and fines up to $200,000 when sentenced in january. he's being punished for defying the house committee that was investigating the january 6th attack. the committee subpoenaed navarro for testimony and to put it simply, he refused to cooperate, citing executive privilege. the judge ruled navarro produced no evidence that trump actually invoked privilege on his behalf. the jury clearly did not buy the defense, convicting him of contempt of congress after only about four hours of deliberations. navarro says he will appeal, michael? >> thank you, pierre. going to turn to the latest on the looming autoworker strike. the union responding to gm's counter proposal.

it was not the response the auto giant was hoping for. elizabeth schulze joins us with details. >> reporter: good morning, michael. it was not. a possible strike is now less than a week away. there is still no deal in sight between the united autoworkers union and the big three automakers. gm yesterday offering a 10% pay hike to its workers, calling it the biggest raise since 1999. but it is still far from the 40% increase the uaw members are demanding over four years along with better benefits and more paid time off. the union's president saying gm has come to the table with an insulting proposal. gm either doesn't care or season listening when we say we need economic justice by 11:59 p.m. on september 14th. now, at that time, if there's no agreement and the union's 146,000 factory workers go on strike, gm, ford and jeep maker cilantis could be forced to slow down or stop production altogether.

if the strike goes on, that could mean fewer cars at dealers and higher prices for consumers. rebecca? >> big ripple effect on the economy and consumers. thank you very much. we turn now to the race against time in turkey. a massive international effort is under way to rescue an american researcher who fell ill and is now trapped in one of the deepest caves in the region. marcus moore joins us with the latest. good morning, marcus. >> reporter: rebecca, good morning. this is a complex rescue operation one of astonishing depth. we're talking thousands of feet. if you can imagine the height of the empire state building times two. we're hearing that this rescue could take four days to complete. this morning an international effort under way to rescue an american explorer trapped more than 3,000 feet deep in a turkish cave. crews going half a mile down to save 40-year-old mark dickey, a skilled new jersey caver on a mission to map the cave when he fell critically

ill, suffering from stomach bleeding, semiconscious for days. rescuers bringing blood and life saving medical supplies with them. dickey emotional, thanking them. >> the quick response of the turkish government to get the medical supplies that i needed in my opinion saved my life. >> reporter: the chief rescuer on a new jersey team, now being rescued himself by a team of more than 170 workers. >> this is very complex rescue operation. need constant medical care. >> reporter: the rescuers now preparing for the treacherous journey back. >> i'm up. i'm alert. i'm talking. i'm not healed on the inside yet so i'm going to need a lot of help to get outta here. >> reporter: according to the rescue organization dickey works with, demolition teams are working to enlarge the paths of the cave. rescuers are preparing a base camp about 2,000 feet in. fellow rescue expert karl hitemier describing the challenges ahead. >> it involves crawling through squeezes. it's muddy. it's wet. it's cold. everything is hard rock.

>> reporter: george, we're hearing one of the things dickey's family is thankful for. the fact that his fiancee has been by his side in this cave. many people might wonder why they do the work they do. they are explorers and have a passion for learning and mapping these caves. george? >> marcus moore, thanks. we're going to turn to the one chip challenge. the company behind the extremely spicy chip is pulling it from stores after the family of a teen says he died after eating one. stephanie ramos has the story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this story is so sad. a teen, just 14, from massachusetts, died after eating that chip. it's not known if the chip itself caused the death of the teen. the family says he did get sick after eating the chip and died hours later after participating in the one chip challenge. now, the single chip came in a coffin shaped box and was made with two of the hottest spices in the world. the company behind the chip encouraged people to eat it and post reactions on social media.

now the company is voluntarily pulling the chips off the market saying in a statement that, while there is a warning, the challenge is meant for healthy adults. we have seen an increase in teens and other individuals not heeding these warnings. as a result, we are actively working with our retailers to remove the product from shelves. now, medical experts suggest parents warn their children not to participate in the viral challenge, as other states across the country have seen hospitalizations due to the chip challenge. guys? >> tragic for that family. thank you very much, stephanie. back now with a thrilling night at the u.s. open for the women's semifinals features some powerful performances on the court. a big delay for one match. and american coco gauff punching her ticket to the final. will reeve is at the tennis center with more for us. good morning, will. >> reporter: good morning, michael. we were so close to an all-american women's final, but if we know anything about the u.s. open, it's that it's full of unpredictable drama on the

court and last night in the stands for nearly an hour. >> that's it! a huge come back. >> reporter: in the early hours this morning at arthur ashe stadium, hopes of an all-american women's final dashed. >> very disappointing for madison keys, who was so close several times. >> reporter: madison keys battling the world number one through an epic three setter. >> madison keys comes out blazing. >> reporter: after cruising to a 6-0 first set win, keys losing each of the next two sets in a tie break. >> overall i thought it was a really good match, pretty high level. unfortunately i'm on the losing end. >> reporter: sabilenka will be facing off in the finals against -- >> first u.s. open final of her career. >> reporter: -- american darling coco gauff, who overcame not just her crafty opponent --

>> 40 shot rally. longest rally. saving their best tennis for last. >> reporter: -- but a bizarre and potentially crushing match delay in the beginning of the second set. it lasted nearly an hour caused by climate protesters in the far reaches of the stands. >> they can totally ruin your concentration. >> reporter: one even gluing his feet to the stadium floor. the usta releasing statement saying three of the four protesters were escorted out of the stadium without further incident. the fourth affixed their bare feet to the bowl of the seating floor. due to the nature of this action, nypd and medical personnel were seeded. gauff unfazed. >> i feel like something's going to happen this weekend because they did it at french open. they did it ate wimbeldon. i was like, nothing happened at the u.s. yet. well, maybe the trend will continue. that's what i was thinking about.

>> reporter: gauff is the youngest u.s. woman to reach the final since a 17-year-old serena williams did it back in 1999. now, will we see an american man reach the men's final? we'll get the answer to that question later today when 20-year-old ben shelton faces three time u.s. open champion novak djokovic. the men's semis start today 3:00 p.m. eastern espn, then that women's final tomorrow at 4 p.m., also on espn. guys? >> we'll be watching, will. thank you very much. coming up in our next half hour, the last american man to win the u.s. open 20 years ago, andy roddick will join us live. the dramatic 911 call that led to the arrest of rudy franke. she gets set to face a judge. that 70s show actor danny masterson given 30 years to life behind bars in his sexual assault case. but first back to ginger. >> hey. all time hottest september records in places like el paso or roswell, new mexico. your local weather in 30 seconds.

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situation room. it's gonna come out next year. we needed to see the room to finish the book. it is unbelievable. i don't even remember the first time i went in the situation room back when i worked for president clinton. it was such a nondescript place. now it looks like it's supposed to look in the movies, like straight out of 24. [ laughter ] it's an amazing place. >> to think of all the people who have been there in the history. >> yes. >> absolutely. very interesting. okay. we've got a lot more ahead as well including former u.s. open champ andy roddick. hey, andy. he's live. that's coming up. >> looking forward to that. going to turn to "that '70s show" danny masterson. he's been sentenced to 30 years in prison to life in prison for sexually assaulting two women in his hollywood hills home. maximum sentence allowed by law. zohreen shah is outside the jail in los angeles where masterson is being held. good morning, zohreen. >> reporter: masterson will be waking up in jail, eventually

prison until he's 77. that's when he next qualifies for parole. this morning we're learning more about the major celebrities who wrote letters of support but did not appear to sway the judge. this morning a judge sentenced danny masterson, star of "that '70s show" to 30 years to life behind bars, the maximum penalty after a jury found the 47-year-old guilty of raping two women. what's your reaction to sentencing? >> pleased. it was the right decision to make. i know the victims have been waiting a long time. >> reporter: the victims claim the actor abused them in separate incidents between 2001 and 2003 while he was starring on the hit sitcom. >> the teachers like him. counselors like him. everybody likes him. i hate him. [ laughter ] >> reporter: at the time they were practicing members of the church of scientology, the women initially hesitant fearing backlash from the church. the church says it has no policy

prohibiting anyone from making reports to law enforcement and demands all of its members follow the law. but in the packed courtroom, both of them speaking directly to their attacker. one saying when you raped me, you stole from me. that's what rape is. a theft of the spirit. the other sharing, i knew he belonged behind bars for the safety of all the women he came in contact with. i am so sorry and i'm so upset. i wish i'd reported him sooner to the police. more than 50 people writing letters in support for masterson, including some of his co-stars. ashton kutcher calling him a role model and mila kuniz vouching for what she said his exceptional character. masterson's wife also always by his side during this entire trial. his legal team now vowing to appeal. >> we have great respect for the jury and for our system of justice, sometimes they get it wrong. and that's what happened here. >> reporter: and a judge firmly

disagrees with that sentiment. moments before she handed the maximum sentence, she told him, you are not the victim here. your actions were criminal. guys? >> thank you. we turn now to the parenting influencer charged with child abuse. ruby franke is set to appear in court today. we're now hearing the 911 call that led to her arrest. kayna whitworth has the story. good morning, kayna. >> reporter: it was a call one officer said gave him the goose bumps. they sounded the alarm about a problem in that home last year after several concerning phone calls were made to the department of children and family services. >> 911. the address of your emergency? >> reporter: this morning abc news obtaining the dramatic 9d 11 call that led to the arrest of you tube influencer ruby franke on child abuse charges. >> tell me what's happened. >> i just had a 12-year-old boy show up here at my front door asking for help.

he said he had just came from a neighbor's house and he's emaciated. he's got tape around his legs. he's hungry and he's thirsty. >> reporter: a neighbor alerting authorities when police say ruby's 12-year-old son showed up at their front door pleading for help. the boy's condition, bringing the neighbor to tears. >> he has duct tape around each ankle. yeah. there's sores around them. he has them around his wrists as well. this boy has been -- this kid has obviously been -- i think he's been, he's been detained. he's obviously covered in wounds. >> reporter: dispatchers sending authorities to the utah home of franke's business partner jody hildebrand, also arrested last week there. authorities say they found franke's 10-year-old daughter

emaciated as well. >> there's been problems at this neighbor's house. >> reporter: franke known for her controversial ideas on you tube. >> i'm not even going to let you eat breakfast until you get your chores done. >> reporter: abc news obtained records showing police responded to the franke's home more than a dozen times over the last few years, including reports of juvenile problems in 2018 and welfare checks in 2022. police saying a judge denied a search warrant to go into the home. >> when you hear that, as law enforcement, and you know a year ago efforts were made, what's your reaction? >> that's not right. unfair. these children don't deserve that. >> reporter: i'm told the 10 and 12-year-old had to be taken to the hospital. right now dcfs is in charge of their placement along with the other two children who are minors. they also have two adult children. authorities tell me one of them,

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andy roddick. andy, thank you for joining me this morning. always great to see you. let's start with last night. coco gauff heading to her first u.s. open after a tough match last night. nearly an hour delay because of some protests. what is the key to staying focused? that's all you heard about during that break, can they stay focused? what was the key to staying focused during a big interruption like that? >> i think it's an imperfect scenario opinion for coco, she said i'm just going to treat i like a rain delay. sometimes you don't know if it will be ten minutes or an hour and a half. the biggest thing is, do you cool down fully and then warm up again or do you stay active and try to find some food? obviously, she handled it as well as you could. she's just been amazing, winning in d.c., winning in cincinnati and marching right to the u.s. open finals. she is a star. she is exciting. she's an awesome person, too. >> you've experienced this as a

u.s. open champion. what is the most important thing for coco to do over the next 24 hours to make sure she is ready to perform her best? >> not to listen to dummies like me on tv. [ laughter ] she has such a good head on her shoulders. she's had a heavy work load. she entered all three events, mixed doubles, doubles and singles. the pace will become easier. have a day off to rest. make work on a few thing. maybe be practice specific about her next opponent who is just full of power and will try to go through coco on saturday. i think just more of the same. i don't think you change too much up. she's been on such a good run this summer, partnering with brad gilbert has been a good move for her. >> in other words, just play her game? >> i think so. make little adjustments obviously with who you're playing. practice the things that you might work on, the patterns you might work on. overall, she's playing great. it's just going to be a matter of how she handles the moment. >> on the men's side we have ben shelton, 20 years old, pull off the upset against tiafoe.

he faces djokovic. that is not an easy task in itself. you were only one year older when you won the open, which is amazing to me. what does ben need to do to pull this off? >> he can't be subtle with anything. i talked to ben's father yesterday on the phone. i said there's no red light. there's no yellow. it's green light the whole way. he's gotta try to go through djokovic. he doesn't want to get into extended rallies. novak's superpower is finding a pattern he wants with direction. he's like a surgeon out there. you don't want novak to know what's coming. novak knows what's coming he treats it like barry bonds looking for a 92 mile per hour fastball. he can repeat it over and over. he's got to mix up the pace and speed on first and second serves, not let novak get the same look five or six times in a row. try to make it about a couple of points here and there. maybe a tie breaker. as opposed to a longer scale look examination of his game. >> so he just needs to take

chances. don't be afraid to hit some shots. don't be hesitant. >> and come in. come in sometimes sit back. don't be scared to come in on a bad shot. what you need to do is just put the thought of it in novak's head. novak's a cyborg with the way he goes about his business. you can't go around him. you can't go through him. you're going to have to mix it up. if he knows what's coming, it's curtains. >> on the other semifinals men's match, carlos alcaraz. he is against daniel medvedez. alcaraz's coach is who you beat to win the u.s. open. small world going on right here. who is your pick to bring the men's trophy home this year? >> alcaraz is certainly capable. he proved it last year. proved it at wimbeldon. i just have a hard time betting against novak in a three out of five set format. i think he's the best player. statistics would agree. alcaraz is the guy with the upside. he's probably my favorite player to watch on earth right now. he reminds me of lebron james. this guy can possibly live up to the hype coming out of high

school and they do it. out of the gate he is already a wimbeldon and u.s. open champion. he is one of the most exciting guys i have seen in a long time. thank goodness spain has a dominant male to dominate tennis. it's taken, what, a week? [ laughter ] >> it's been 11 years since you retired. time goes fast. seems like yesterday. what are you doing to keep yourself busy outside of talk about tennis? >> i own a health care company, booze company, that don't really go together. i run a foundation in texas called the andy roddick foundation. no day is the same day. trying to hustle like michael strahan. >> slow down right there. slow down. you're hustling harder than me, my friend. great to see you, andy, as always. appreciate you. next, remarkable sportsmanship at the finish line. it's our friday play of the day. (vo) the wells fargo active cash card — earn 2% cash back on what you want.

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king charles with his rift with prince harry looming over his reign. maui one month later. as the community rebuilds, we take you to a school where kids are starting to get back into a routine. how teachers are trying to give them a sense of normalcy and helping them cope with grief. crazy in love. the fan going into labor during a concert and staying until the end of the show. how mom and baby are doing this morning. ♪ little bit of sunshine ♪ and we're off to the races this morning with three teachers competing in our back to school battle in a gma style pep rally right here in times square. they're saying -- >> good morning america! [ applause ] >> announcer: live in times square, this is gma. >> good morning america. the teachers are excited. ray is excited.

we cannot wait to see those three teachers face off in times square. >> what a pep rally. >> it is spirit week. i hope they're getting stretched out so no one pulls a hammy. their students are here to cheer them on. the competition is heating up. >> we're going to start with the news and the latest on the hurricane making its way through the atlantic. hurricane lee became a category 5 overnight. good morning, ginger. >> george, we now have 165 mile per hour max sustained winds. 24 hours ago it was only 80. this is in the top ten of the fastest rapidly intensifying storms in the atlantic basin since satellite era. it's a big deal. it is in rare company. it will stay very strong. the good news is it will pass north of the northern leeward islands. they are now in the clear, aside from wicked high surf which we will see anywhere from the bahamas up the east coast. where it goes next has a lot to do with the high and the trough. most of the models try to squeeze it somewhere between there.

we've got a long time. that's by next weekend. so we'll keep updating you. we still have heat advisories from here to boston. it will be humid for one more day. then we'll start to break it apart. hot today in texas. they'll break apart in the east. very hot weekend there with excessive heat warnings in phoenix. rebecca? >> ginger, thank you. we now turn to a warning about the high temperatures for expectant mothers. a new study finds excessive heat exposure during pregnancy could be linked with severe maternal complications. dr. jennifer ashton is here with details. great to see you, dr. jen. you really don't think about this until it happens to you. i had a scare like this a few years ago in a pregnancy. break down the study for us. >> so this is really interesting. you're looking at the area with obstetrics and environmental health, the climate, actually overlap. this study done in california used zip codes, then compared them to delivery records in the hospital. and found that there was an increase risk of complications like sepsis, hemorrhage, clotting disorders that went up

27% when women were exposed to prolonged high temperatures, particularly in the end of their pregnancy. we're talking about 95 degrees and higher for three days or more. so again, time to connect those dots, as ginger and i always say, between what's going on in our climate and environment and our medical health. >> i was towards the end of my second trimester so that makes sense. what are some signs for that heat exhaustion? >> we have to remember this is a spectrum of severity. you start with heat exhaustion, which is kind of the more moderate kind, midway in terms of the effects. heavy sweating. cold, clammy skin. you can have nausea, vomiting, dizziness and fainting. tiredness, weakness. if not treated it can progress to heat stroke. that is the more severe. you're talking about high core temperatures 103 degrees or higher. hot red or dry skin. that's the key. your body loses its ability to sweat. nausea, vomiting, loss of consciousness or change in mental status. that is a true medical

emergency. that person needs to be treated in the emergency room. >> obviously, when you're pregnant, there are a million things to think about. what do you tell your patients? >> the key is prevention. these things can happen quickly and unexpectedly. so if you cannot put yourself outside in that environment, stay in air conditioning. if you do have to go out, literally bring an ice pack from your freezer. keep it in your arm pits, around your neck. minimize your time in that heat. >> such great advice. michael? >> thank you. this morning marks one year since queen elizabeth ii's passing. the royal family is commemorating the longest serving monarch. lama hassan is at buckingham palace with that. good morning, lama. >> reporter: good morning, michael. a year ago today time stood still. we were here right outside buckingham palace when the news came that queen elizabeth had died. it was surreal. this morning the royals are

paying tribute to her late majesty. charles and camilla are in scotland and will and kate in wales. they posted a picture of her with many great grandchildren simply saying, we all miss you. harry visiting the chapel in windsor where her majesty is buried. we don't know if he also saw his family. king charles has been a steady pair of hands. no drastic changes, largely following his mother's example. but approval ratings for the monarchy is growing lower in the younger democratic so he has some work to do. guys? >> okay. thank you very much, lama. coming up, maui one month later. we'll tell you how one school is helping give kids a sense of normalcy. >> plus the beyonce fan who went into labor during her concert, then stayed until the end. >> okay. and it's friday. that means lori is back with the right stuff. lara is with her. this morning she's getting help from our gma hair team. hey, lara. >> hey, michael. yeah, we are backstage here at gma. lori always has the right stuff.

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killing three of them. this morning we are hearing from the friend of the fourth woman. deborah roberts here with the story. good morning, deborah. >> reporter: good morning, george. this is a story that captivated the country. young women going missing turning up dead along a lonely stretch of beach along new york's long island. well now we are speaking with the woman who was the last to see one of those victims alive and who shares a chilling conversation she had with the suspect. >> every time i talk about it -- >> reporter: the women in the case weren't just escorts, as they were labeled at the time. they were also mothers, daughters, each had their own story. maureen barnes was the first of the gilgo four to go missing. maureen barnes was 25 years old when she disappeared july 9, 2007.

>> she had these bright blue eyes. she was very outgoing, very outspoken. >> reporter: two weeks after maureen disappears, her friend sara gets a phone call from a man saying he knows where maureen is. >> how do you know marie? that was her escort name. what does she look like? he said she's short. yeah. got dark brown hair to her shoulders. yeah. to her shoulders. on her right arm she has a tattoo that says nicole or something. that is her. that's my friend. he's like, she's not missing. >> reporter: sara said the man on the line goes on to use degrading language, leaving her suspicious. >> i'm like, call me back. yeah, yeah, sure. never called me back. >> reporter: after rex huermann was charged sara said she heard his voice in a you tube video

that surfaced and said he sounds like the man who called her. >> i'm an architect, an architect consultant. i'm a troubleshooter. >> that's him. that was him that called me. >> reporter: we spent days on this remote stretch of beach with investigators, who took us to the crime scene and told us just how difficult it was to piece this case together. tonight we're going to take you there inside this investigation. you're also going to hear from families of the victims about their questions and their ordeal. and you're gonna hear from somebody who can take us inside the world of the suspect and his family as this tragic story unfolds. guys? >> that's a horrible story. we'll get more on this on 20/20 tonight. michael? >> all right. thank you, george. this morning marks one month since one of the deadliest wild fires in u.s. history devastated maui and the historic town of lahaina. killing at least 115 people. abc news is launching a new initiative called maui strong 808 focusing on the victims and communities as they piece their lives back together.

becky worley, who grew up on maui, kicks it off with a school where kids are starting to get back into a routine. good morning, becky. >> reporter: michael, good morning. it's just unbelievable. 808, august 8. but 808 is also our area code here. it's really a marker in time, the before and after these awful fires. but today we're here at maui prep school looking at how families are trying to get back to sense some of normalcy. the focus is on the children of lahaina. if tragedy hadn't struck maui, the first days of school in lahaina would have started like any other. now, gray hazmat zone filled with ashes. amongst this community processing the disaster, lahaina's youngest residents. >> the firefighters worked hard and finally put out the fire. >> reporter: homes destroyed, family members missing, classmates among the deceased.

and they're dealing with all that while navigating a complete decimation of their daily routine. >> i just got out of kindergarten and didn't get a chance to go to first grade. >> reporter: all four of the public schools in lahaina closed. miles' school destroyed. the hawaii department of education saying they will try to open three of the schools by mid october pending environmental tests. one private school in lahaina trying to pivot now. sacred hearts. ♪ this is a place i know well or i did before two of its three buildings were destroyed by the fire. second grade was sister mary victor. i started my first communion class here. but now i can see the people of the church, but all around it where there used to be buildings and the school and the families that lived in the neighborhood around, it's just all burned out buildings. just gone. >> they have seen their homes burned down.

their friends have moved away. life has changed instantly for these children overnight. >> reporter: sacred heart's principal and her staff creating a make shift school in the church just north of lahaina. >> they are the future. our hope for rebuilding and healing. this is the best we could do for now until we secure a new school here. >> reporter: and because children often process trauma and grief in nonverbal ways, teachers are promoting healing through art, through new toys and laughter. kids so resilient and the hope of this island. sacred hearts is rebuilding. it was incredible to see those kids just trying to get things back together. the school is fund-raising on their website. i mean, it's just nuts. in the midst of all this devastation, they have their school uniforms on and kids are restarting sports. they really are the hope and the resilience of this island.

but, guys, it is just heart breaking to see what they're going through. >> yeah. it really is. as you say, they're so resilient. thank you very much, becky, for bringing that to us. really appreciate you being there for us. you can catch our maui strong 808 reporting across abc news programs all day today. lara, i know we have pop news. i know you have some maui news as well. >> we do. we're going to begin with pop news. this story, maui resident nick fleetwood is leading the charge in a benefit concert happening today with the help of rock 'n' roll hall of famers, fred armison, sara mclaughlin and so many others. the two hour event will raise money to support the maui strong fund which provides immediate and long term assistance. proceedings will also go to a charity for music services through recovery efforts. it airs tonight on ziggy marley's you tube channel.

it will be great to see. also in pop news this morning we talked about this earlier. i heard you talking about it. made me laugh in the dressing room. the beyonce fan who is crazy in love with her new baby after going in labor at the concert and staying for the whole show because why wouldn't you? sara francis jones had a c section scheduled for next week. so she decided it would be a safe bet to see the show monday night in l.a. but apparently her baby wanted to see the show, too. sara starred to have contractions during the concert. she didn't think they were the real thing so she ignored them. she was not about to miss a single song from her favorite artist. when the show ended and she still felt the contractions she thought, maybe it wasn't the excitement of the show. she an her partner went to the hospital, yes, where she delivered a happy and healthy baby girl named nola. i thought her name would be something different.

starts with a b. look at what she told our friends at kabc in los angeles. >> i had to be like a perfect set of circumstances. we're at beyonce's birthday concert on labor day. i go into labor with my virgo baby. i'm a virgo. it just made sense. >> it made perfect sense to me. as for the role of god more, they want beyonce to know if she's available. [ laughter ] so happy nola is doing well and mom, too, and that you saw the whole show. for the 18th year in a row, ralph lauren has been the official fashion brand for the u.s. open. you have seen them on the boys this morning we want to give you a close up look at this year's designs. and girls. they're inspired by authentic vintage rugby uniforms with stripes.

tennis ball yellow. these uniforms are sustainable fashion as well. for the second year in a row ralph lauren designers using recycled water bottles to make the fabrics. ralph lauren and wilson are continuing a program they launched last year collecting plastic tennis balkans during the tournament which will then be recycled and put into use for future fabric production. i thought that was really cool. finally just a quickie. this golden retriever is always the life of the party even when it's not his party. 3-year-old joey was on a walk with a human. he spotted a group taking photos. he decided to join in posing with them. nope, he had never met them before. he was front and center in the shots. his owner writing, here's my golden retriever posing in a group picture with people we don't know. and that's pop news. >> take the moment when you get it, right? >> thank you, george. i just told you how rare company lee is in. only six other hurricanes in the atlantic basin and satellite era have rapidly intensified as

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near 90, sunny and 75 near average in oakland. and we're going to get sun all the way up and down the coast for a short time before we get the fog back in tonight in the accuweather seven day forecast allowing for an even warmer saturday. but sunday and monday are the warmest days with mid 90s inland reggie thanks so much lisa. >> we'll have another abc seven news update in 30 minutes. you can always check us out on our news app and abc seven news.com. let's take a look at these sea lions. they're living >> announcer: welcome back to gma, live from times square. back now with some serious school spirit on gma. this morning is our back to school battle, where three teachers will compete for a chance to win a big prize for their classrooms. >> we are hosting our own pep rally right here in times square. we are joined by all these great students and our own gma mascot ray.

yes, you, ray. let's bring out our teachers now and show them some love. >> let's show the teachers some love. first up, from robert f. wagner middle school, the largest middle school in new york city, let's give it up for miss samantha schnapper! yeah! [ cheers ] >> yeah! >> okay. next from east bronx academy for the future, please welcome mr. erick odom. [ applause ] nice to meet you. >> y'all got a lot of energy. you may want to save it for the competition. last but not least let's hear it for miss sherri jackson! [ applause ] there we go, ms. jackson. okay.

we got your students behind us. they may all know what you're made of, but before you guys face off, we want the country to know, too. let's take a look. >> i think ms. jackson is the best. >> mr. odom is a very nice teacher. >> ms. schnapper is not only my favorite teacher but the best coach ever. >> it's the battle of the best. three new york city school teachers facing off for a chance to win big for their classroom. >> my name is ms. jackson. i have been teaching for 15 years. i teach fifth grade. >> first up, sherri jackson, an english language arts teacher, making sure every child has a voice. >> i'm a little different from others because i focus on the whole child. lot of children are transitioning into middle school. it's very important they have the social skills they need. >> my name is erick odom. this is my 19th year teaching at east bronx academy for the future. >> next competitor, erick odom,

economics and government teacher to high school seniors, pushing them to be the best they can be. >> my style is very real with them. i don't sugar coat anything. i like to treat them as the young adults that they are. i want to apply whatever we do in class to the real world. >> ms. schnapper. i teach 6th grade social studies at robert wagner middle school. i have been here ten years. i have got wagner spirit! >> and finally, ms. schnapper, who is queen of school spirit. >> one of my key philosophies is building classroom and student relationships. i love having students walk into my classroom so excited to learn, but also just so excited to be here. >> three worthy opponents representing their schools, determined to win for their students. >> we are the knights. we are brave, fearless and courageous. >> our mascot is ally the alligator. i'm going in as a gator and coming out as a winner for my students! >> everybody do the wagner rumble! everybody do the wagner rumble! wagner! >> so who will come out on top?

[ cheers ] all right. that was exciting to watch. you have a lot of school spirit. let's get fired up for our school house sprint. this is a three stage on stackle course in times square all for the chance to win $5,000 in school supplies from temu. >> $5,000 on the line for all of you. so we got to get down to business. ms. schnapper, you worked in sports. you help the kids with all of that. what's your strategy going to be going in? >> my strategy going in is to forget about the stress, get excited and leave everything on the court! [ applause ] >> right. okay, mr. odom economics and sports and government. how's that gonna get you ready for the relay? >> my strategy is to bring it all home for my students and the school. >> oh, yeah. [ applause ] ms. jackson, what are you gonna do? >> i'm a mom of two. i teach fifth grade. i can do it all. [ cheers ] >> all right. everybody seems to be fired up. okay.

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[ cheers ] >> we are back now with our back to school battle. this morning we're having our own pep rally on gma. we're joined by three new york city teachers going head to head for a chance to win a big prize for their classroom. >> we are putting them to the test with our school house sprint obstacle course. right now ms. schnapper, mr. odom and ms. jackson are all at the starting line getting warmed up. >> the first section is over due book bumble where our three teachers will need to pull books from the shelves in search of the missing library card. >> once they find that card, they will head to section two which is detention detour. here the teachers will need to do their best hop scotch while clapping erasers along the way. >> i don't know anything about detention, i promise. finally each will sprint to the school bus. hop of one of these buses and race to the finish line where they'll ring the bell to kick off the start of the school year. >> and remember, whoever comes in first will go home with $5,000 worth of school supplies from temo. stakes are high.

>> stakes are high. schools could really use the supplies. i think our teachers are properly warmed up. they are ready to race, so here we go. mascot ray, let's get them started! [ cheers ] >> i tell you what. oh! >> thank you so much. [ cheers ]

>> go mr. odom! go mr. odom! woo! >> come on over. >> wow! >> my heart is beating. my heart is beating after that, i can say that. we do have a winner! yes, we do! [ cheers ] mrs. schnapper, congratulations. do you know what? you saw some incredible school spirit. this morning you're going home with our trophy, of course, and our grand prize from temu, an online shopping platform. they're celebrating their one year anniversary with tons of deals. in honor of that, they want to

give you one year -- they're giving you one year of school supplies worth $5,000. congratulations. >> thank you! >> you know, i gotta say this. that was a fierce competition. you all put everything you had into it. we saw that when you came around the slippery floor here. sorry about that. even though there was only one official winner, you're all winners. this morning we want to celebrate all three of our educators. so temu is giving you all one year of school supplies worth $5,000! [ applause ] >> oh, yes! i think we're in the school spirit right here. i'm fairly certain of that. how are you guys feeling? thank you, teachers. >> yeah. ms. schnapper, mr. odom, ms. jackson, thank you very much. [ cheers ] incredible inspiration for all of us and the students out there. it's so clear how much these

students admire their teachers. we want to thank you and all the teachers out there for all the work that you do. >> thank you to all the teachers out there. >> show the love for your teachers as the school year gets started. >> we appreciate you. [ cheers ] >> if that doesn't show you how hard teachers work and how much they care, i don't know what will. i'm sure teachers in philadelphia are getting ready for another muggy day. some have been dismissing early because of the heat. temperatures are already in the upper 70s. feels like near 80. we'll get quite a bit warmer. we're also going to open up the skies this afternoon right along this line from washington, d.c. down through virginia back into connecticut up through vermont and new hampshire and into even maine. damaging winds the main threat. then it's been so hot for dallas. they've been breaking records all week. look what's going to happen there. we'll see damaging wind, some hail and an isolated tornado. let's get a check little closer to home.

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>> i'm just chatting with this amazing man. welcome back. the u.s. >> welcome back. the u.s. open is known almost as much for its incredible food as for the great tennis. james kent is here in manhattan. one of the standout chefs. his food is available at the u.s. open. he's here to serve up one of his signature dishes so delicious. before we get to the dish, let's dish, shall we, about the food scene at the u.s. open. it is a thing, right? >> it's amazing. i'm a new yorker. i have lived here my whole life. to be part of this is incredible. food is amazing on all different levels. i have been there for the past three weeks. i was there last night for the guy with the glued feet. >> oh boy.

>> i came back this morning for this. >> thank you. >> it's been fun. the food is great. >> people should know, come with your appetite because there's something for everyone, as you said, high, low and everything in between for every taste bud out there. >> yeah. the food is really great. we had a lot of fun. it's been beautiful. >> let's make chicken, shall we? >> let's make some chicken. >> i want to share with everyone sort of hot item menu items that you do is this crispy chicken sandwich that is not your average. it's above and beyond. i think a lot of it is because of this special marinade. >> yeah. so we have our signature dish is spicy chicken. we leave the foot on it. really high brow. we have a michelin star. how do we feed 8 million people? we're like, put it on a bun. it's the same chicken, same marinade. grape fruit orange, lemon lime. >> grape fruit orange lemon lime.

>> and ginger. >> you don't miss a africa. >> then we have some spices. coriander, star anise and black pepper. >> it does help to have is a processor. what is that? >> ginger juice. little spice, little acid. jalapeno. this is spicy. and shallot. >> which i love. you like that? >> i love the peanut gallery. here, this is the marinade. we blitz it. the chicken is marinated for 24 hours. we're gonna drop it in. >> that's key. i always wonder can you overmarinate? >> you can. it's like a ceviche. this will eventually cook it. >> oh. >> so when you first started testing it, two hours rubbery. one day perfect. >> how do you get it so crispy? >> the technique, frying is the business. it's fried at two different temperatures. we fry it at a lower temperature. we take it out, rest it and an hour later we fry it again.

drop that in. here we have salt, black pepper, garlic, coriander, all that good stuff. >> oh, wow. lot of enthusiasm. >> making me feel good in the morning. positive reinforcement. i love it. >> double dip in the fryer. >> we're gonna drop one in. >> okay. i'm gonna stand back. there we go. >> we fry it for two to three minutes. take it out. let it hang. this is what we do in the restaurant. we'll fry like 20 of these. and then set it aside. and then during service we'll drop it in at a higher temperature. this is the dish. >> you hear that? if that wasn't good enough, there's this spicy mayo. >> yeah. >> rebecca, will you come taste this for us? get over here. >> we ferment chilies for days for this. that's the beauty of it. that's what makes it taste really great. >> good morning.

>> hi. peanut gallery, also food eating gallery. >> spicy mayo. >> spicy mayo with all the stuff, onions, garlic, jalapeno. mayonnaise to soften it. i love to put a little spicy stuff on it. >> or a lot of it. >> a lot. watermelon radish. beautiful radish. so pretty. >> couple of these bad boys? >> please. >> there's jalapenos on the sandwich. how are you doing? >> great. i love that you're still making it but i'm eating it. >> let's go. >> butter lettuce. you're ready to go. >> you did a great job. this is incredible. you did a great job. >> well, thank you. so there you have it. it wouldn't be complete because it's the u.s. open. there they serve a drink that i highly recommend called the honey juice. it has alcohol in it. we will not do that this morning. >> too early in the morning for alcohol.

>> the tennis balls are little melon balls. we thought that was a perfect way to top off our crispy chicken from the one and only james. thank you. u.s. open has been great fun to watch and great fun to feed your belly at. we appreciate. if you want the recipe scan the qr code on your screen or go to good morning america.com. we'll be right back. goodmorningamerica.com. we'll be right back.

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