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battered. we're live on the scene. now where the storm is set to make landfall, as more than 70 million in 16 states are under heat alerts. >> whit: rising tension. the latest fallout over the israeli prime minister, accusing the u.s. of withholding weapons and how it will impact the situation on the ground. >> rebecca: exclusive with the mother of the american soldier who was sentenced to nearly four years of hard time in a russian penal colony. >> michael: new louisiana law making it mandatory to post the ten commandments in all public classrooms. >> whit: run over. a driver ramming into two cyclists then speeding away. the latest on their condition after the hit and run. >> rebecca: urgent weight loss drug warn. what eli lilly is saying about counterfeits and how to spot the fake. >> michael: fast food wars. subway entering the battle for

your buck. the president joins us for an exclusive. will prices stay down? >> rebecca: shame at stonehedge. why the historic monument was vandalized. we're live on the scene. >> michael: the goat's road to another gold. simone biles rising. behind her struggle. >> having these mental blocks in the gym recently. >> michael: what she's saying about her exit in tokyo, as she gets ready for paris. ♪ >> robin: i'm on my way. good morning america! join me live in portugal for unforgettable adventure. are you locked in yet? there it is. gma. how about now? he's got a secret door. see what's baked into the legacy. oh my gosh. this is so good. as we take you to the top of a glorious mountain. up, up and away. we're taking you on a gma adventure to a castle in the sky!

♪ i'm on my way ♪ >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> michael: good morning america. thank you for joining us this morning. robin, as you see, on her big adventure. we're going to have more with her later on in the show. she's gonna show us that castle in the sky. how beautiful is that? >> rebecca: that is beautiful. >> michael: whoever is operating that drone needs a raise. >> rebecca: well done. >> whit: 100%. >> michael: we're going to begin with the tropical storm alberto. the western gulf coast feeling the brunt of this storm. melissa adan is live in corpus christi for us this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, michael. you can just check it out. they're still getting whipped by this storm. alberto not making landfall here in texas but the governor

activating a disaster declaration for several counties in south texas. this morning tropical storm alberto, the first named storm of the season slamming into coastal texas after wreaking havoc in mexico after an above average hurricane season predicted for the atlantic. the large storm hitting coastal texas. neighborhoods in surf side texas battered from the storm. how are the conditions right now? >> they're pretty bad the way they usually are. earlier today it was bad. that wind was coming. >> reporter: here in corpus christi, residents dealing with a storm surge up to four feet. >> the water is up to the dunes. it's not safe to be on the beaches currently. >> reporter: in rockport, texas, the storm dumped up to 10 inches of rain. the threat of flooding remains through south texas, as alberto makes landfall in mexico. now back out here in corpus christi, the worst of that rain

has already moved in land as the storm has now moved past us. michael? >> michael: thank you, melissa. turn to ginger with the track and timing and historic heat wave putting 16 states on alert. good morning. >> ginger: good morning. lots to talk about. what's amazing about melissa's shot and storm surge, hundreds of miles from the center. so it was pushing water that far. we're still going to see that on shore flow today as we see it make landfall throughout the morning hours. tornado watches still up. that includes brownsville and the coastal flooding because we're kind of squeezed between the big high that's doing all the heat. anywhere from mobile, even parts of mississippi there, alabama, coastal, going to see coastal flood alerts. it's all pumping moisture into the desert northwest. we saw flooding yesterday. more than half foot of rain in parts of new mexico. you had some flooding that kind of caused some stranded cars on this highway in new mexico. then in california, we are now at the point where this early in the season, they had a big start. five times the normal acreage burned so far. we're watching several of those

large wild fires. they've been wind driven, human caused, almost all of them. we look at the heat advisories in place from grand rapids and ft. wayne all the way over to maine. we're going to break that up for new england today. that heat dome is not going anywhere. just retrogrades and moves back so that the records here. nashville 99. sunday, even in oklahoma city, rebecca, 101. >> rebecca: 101 degrees. pretty wild out there. ginger, thank you. we'll come back to you in a few. to washington and serious tensions between israel and the biden administration in the wake of a very public accusation by prime minister netanyahu. our senior white house correspondent selina wang has more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, rebecca. sources at the white house tell me they're angry and frustrated with israel's prime minister netanyahu. his latest fallout started after netanyahu released a video this week, accusing the u.s. of withholding weapons from israel. but the white house said that's not true. that military aid continues to

flow to israel except for one shipment of 2,000 pound bombs. the administration official, they say what netanyahu did is beyond the pale. in response they cancelled a high level meeting with israel focused on security and a threat from iran. still top officials are coming to washington today meeting with national security adviser jake sullivan at the white house for more informal meetings. but, rebecca, it is clear that this administration's patience with netanyahu is running very thin. despite that, netanyahu is still planning to come to washington next month and give a speech in front of congress. >> rebecca: the meetings will happen very likely, but how will this impact the situation on the ground? >> reporter: yeah, rebecca. well, look, it is not helpful for israel to show that it has tensions with its main ally, especially when it's facing increasing threats from hezbollah. this administration is deeply concerned about escalations between israel and lebanon. in fact, the white house even sent a top aide to israel to

prevent this from turning into an all-out war. >> rebecca: thank you. whit? >> whit: turning to the american soldier sentenced to nearly four years in prison in russia. the charges against gordon black involved an alleged altercation with his russian girlfriend. our chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz is tracking the latest for us. >> reporter: the army staff sergeant went to russia on his own without permission from the military to see his russian girlfriend, and he is now facing years in prison. this morning staff sergeant gordon black jailed in russia for over a month, now sentenced to nearly four years of hard time in a remote russian penal colony. black, listening to the verdict from inside a glass cage. the multi-year sentence hand down just two days after the trial began. >> it looked like he was losing some weight. he looked kind of, almost like he was distressed. >> i am gordon black.

>> reporter: staff sergeant black was detained in may after traveling from his base in south korea to russia without permission from the military and without heeding the strong warnings about travel to russia from the u.s. state department. black's parents say he was there to see the russian girlfriend he met when she was working near his base in south korea. >> he didn't really want to talk too much about her. >> reporter: the visit apparently turned sour, the woman claiming she and black had a domestic dispute and accused him of threatening to kill her and stealing $115. in court, black said he did take the money but he denies all other charges. black's mother, who says she warned him not to go to russia, now worried about when he can return home. >> i feel like part of my heart's been ripped out and it can't be replaced until he comes back. >> reporter: this is a very

different case than that of evan gershkovich and paul wheelen. the u.s. has publicly said they are being unlawfully detained. officials have not made that determination about black, but will provide support and continue to review the case. michael? >> michael: martha, thank you very much for bringing that to us. now the supreme court and major decisions that are expected as early as today in key cases involving donald trump, january 6th and abortion rights. our senior national correspondent terry moran is at the supreme court with more. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, michael. it's the home stretch for the supreme court. the justices still have about 21 cases left to decide. that's typical for this time of year. among them, that blockbuster abortion kaeugs case out of idaho that bans abortion unless necessary to prevent death against a federal law that guarantees any person who comes to an emergency room gets emergency care even those rare and tragic cases when emergency care might mean the termination of a pregnancy. this is the biggest case since

it overturned roe v. wade and it could have an impact on abortions across the country. then presidential immunity. donald trump is claiming that he is absolutely immune from criminal prosecution for any of his actions trying to overturn the 2020 election, including january 6th because, trump argues, presidents cannot be prosecuted for any official act they took while in office. he said he was acting officially. there are hundreds of members of the mob that attacked the capitol on january 6th who say they have been improperly charged and their case is before the court. they say the law prosecutors used was designed for business and financial crimes. and there are also major cases on homeless encampments, on social media, regulating social media, on guns for domestic abuser. big news coming out of the supreme court in the coming weeks. rebecca? >> rebecca: some very high stakes decisions there, terry.

thank you. we turn now to that new louisiana law requiring the ten commandments to be displayed in every public school classroom. will reeve joins us with more about it and the expected legal challenges. good morning, will. >> whatever your knowledge of or adherence to the ten commandments, those ethical imperatives inherent to judaism and christianity. if you're in a louisiana public school classroom, they're going to be up ton wall. that according to a new louisiana law requiring the ten commandments to be displayed in every public classroom in the state from kindergarten all the way through state funded universities by the start of 2025. the commandments must be on a poster size display with, quote, easily readable font and include a four paragraph context statement detailing how the ten commandments were, quote, a prominent part of american public education for almost three centuries, according to the legislation drafted by the louisiana gop. opponents say it's unconstitutional, that it's a melding of church and state. supporters say the purpose of the measure is not solely

religious. that the ten commandments have historical significance. >> rebecca: will, this is going to face immediate legal challenges. >> that's right, rebecca. previous efforts to require the ten commandments to be displayed in public schools have been shut down by the supreme court. legislators this time around hope that any suit brought before the supreme court would be met more favorably by its conservative majority. similar bills have been proposed in texas, oklahoma, utah but so far louisiana is the only state to turn the bill into law. >> whit: thank you so much, will. new this morning an urgent warning about potentially counterfeit weight loss drugs. eli lily saying fake and counterfeit versions could be dangerous. eva pilgrim is here to break it down. >> buyer beware. these popular weight loss medications can be hard to find and expensive. now eli lilly penning an open letter, urging caution for people looking to take these drugs.

this morning a drug maker behind some of the popular drugs used for diabetes and obesity, eli lilly warning about fake and compounded versions of their medications. with intense demand creating shortages and their high price tag, many people turning to compounding pharmacies and online searches to find alternatives. lilly writing an open letter saying it is deeply concerned with the online sale of fakes, saying they will never sell their medication on social media. sharing photos to help consumers see the difference between real and counterfeit products. real have purple injection buttons, federally trademarked logos, a triangular base cap and this trademark shade of gray and each has the lilly logo. currently there is a shortage of several doses of these weight loss medications, according to the fda, allowing compounding pharmacies to make and sell verges of the drugs. lilly testing some compounded

products saying they found issues ranging from bam bacteria, impurities and in one case a product that was nothing more than sugar alcohol. >> never inject yourself with something you bought off social media. the most important thing we can do to protect ourselves is to buy them from a reliable source. >> lilly urging people not to use these medications for cosmetic weight loss. the company also filing lawsuits against some compounding pharmacies they say are taking advantage of people looking for these medications. something people need to keep in mind. >> michael: beware of the fakes. all right, eva. thank you very much. we're going now to the damage at one of the world's most famous historic sites. two people have been arrested after spray painting stonehedge. lama hasan is on the scene. good morning, lama. >> reporter: good morning to you, michael.

today is one of the most important days on the calendar for stonehedge. it is the summer solstice with celebrations starting tonight. it is open to the public today. but yesterday it was hard to see the climate activists spray orange powder on some of the stones. this morning one of britain's most famous historical sites covered in orange paint. watch as two climate activists run up to the ancient stonehedge, spraying fire extinguishers containing orange powder, vandalizing the 5,000-year-old monument. other visitors rushing to try to stop them. officers arriving on the scene arresting the pair on suspicion of damaging the ancient monuments. >> i think it's awful. there are better ways to protest. i don't think damaging historic site is the way to do it. >> reporter: the activist from wales known for their high profile protests previously making headlines for throwing

tomato soup on van gogh's sun flowers, demanding the incoming british government end fossil fuel usage by 2030. the protest group claiming the paint was made of corn starch which will wash away, but experts say that's not necessarily true. that the ancient stones are porous and the corn starch could infuse into it. >> the assumption they're not going to damage because they're outside. they think for thousands and thousands of years. but that's a leap of faith and i don't think it's one that can be guaranteed. >> reporter: well, english heritage telling us that they are deeply saddened. but there is a sense of relief because they had been worried about the rain. we have been blessed with glorious weather. they did manage to get all the powder off. they say there has been no visible damage. guys? >> michael: that's good news, lama. thank you very much. coming up, robin is live in portugal at the castle in the sky with secrets to the country's beautiful legacy. >> robin: hey, michael.

the adventure continues here in centra. we're at the penta palace. people call it the castle in the sky because it's perched on a mountain peak. we're gonna give you a real taste of portugal this morning, from the picturesque small towns to its vibrant cities. so much to see and hear. we got some culture for you. we got some music, dancing, all ahead here on gma, guys. >> whit: cannot wait for that. looks great. thank you, robin. we appreciate it. we'll talk soon. also ahead, will the fast food value menu wars lure customers back? and are those bargains here to stay? we have the president of subway here live with an abc news exclusive. >> rebecca: and justin timberlake's dwi. what his lawyer is saying about the pop super star's arrest. first back to ginger. it is busy. >> ginger: it is. at least 40,000 customers around detroit are waking up without power. they've been in the heat, then got the storm. the damaging wind taking down trees, putting them into houses all over the suburb.

we're watching the same front that will cool a lot of us down in parts of new england. caribou, maine, who tied their highest record, will have severe storms. your local weather in 30 seconds.

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good morning. >> robin: hey, good morning, michael. this group has been around for 71 years and they are from north of portugal. they traveled five hours on a bus to get here. their main singer is here. she is 85 years young. this is just a sample of the taste of portugal we're gonna give you all morning long. stick around for so much more, guys. >> whit: we got music, food, everything. looking forward to it, robin. thank you so much. first top headlines. ginger tracking that tropical storm alberto. the western gulf coast feeling the brunt, as more than 70 million americans in 16 states are under heat alerts this morning from kentucky to maine. also right now the attorney for justin timberlake released a staple about the singer's dwi arrest. it says he looks forward to vigorously defending mr. timberlake against these allegations. police say timberlake failed a field sobriety test and smelled of alcohol after being stopped

in new york monday. >> rebecca: the music catalog of queen is reportedly being sold for more than $1 billion. sony music will pay $1.27 billion for the rights to the music from the megaband. queen's many classic hits include "we are the champions" and "we will rock you." their bank account will feel rocked after this. >> whit: seems worth it. >> rebecca: yeah. we've got a lot more ahead including simone biles video diaries from the tokyo olympics. that is coming up. but over to you for now, michael. >> michael: thank you, rebecca. now an abc news exclusive on inflation and the cost of food. with 80% of americans saying their grocery bills are higher since the start of the pandemic. subway is joining the list of restaurant chains rolling out new deals. joining us to talk about the trends is the president of subway north america doug fry. mr. fry, thank you very much for being here with us this morning. we have seen many retailers,

mcdonald's, burger king. they all launched these new promotions. why are we seeing a focus on prices and value in the fast food industry? >> tkpeurs first off, michael. thank you. we are starting to see restaurants come up with menu items that are focused on adding greater value. the challenge, michael, that comes with greater value is there's a sacrifice for consumers. the sacrifice is quality. at subway, we don't think our guests need to sacrifice quality for price. so we're bringing in $3 foot long dippers. another menu item. it adds on to the foot long launches we had early in the year. our foot long cookie, churro. our foot long pretzel. it's really about consumers wanting to snack on the go but not sacrifice quality, quantity for price. when i think about value, value is really about price, quantity and quality. that's what consumers need when

they want to go over a value proposition. >> michael: inflation has dipped. consumers are still feeling that. you introduced this $3 menu item. why did you want to introduce this deal now? >> because it really is, we are so focused on listening to our guests. our guests are saying, we want a snack on the go. we want choice, variety. we want quality, something they can feel good about eating. with the $3 foot long dipper, comes with 11 different sauces to choose from. our consumers get to mix and match. that hits on trends today, swicy, sweet and spicy together. >> michael: i had no idea what you were saying. i was like, a new thing you got coming? sweet and spicy, swicy. >> it is a trend. look it up. it's about taking, let's say, a rolled up pepperoni dipper, dipping it into our sweet teriyaki and you have swicy. once again it's about variety and choice for our consumers at

a great footlong price. >> michael: that's making me hungry. some lawmakers are saying corporate greed is to blame for a lot of this and they're using inflation as an excuse to raise prices. but these latest trends and some of these deals show the price hikes went too far. do you believe that to be true? >> i would tell you that at subway, in our restaurants and franchises, we look at everyday value the whole time across our menu. what we try to do is offer something for everyone's appetite and everyone's budget. we work closely with our franchisees who set their prices. we work with data analytics to make sure we are meeting the needs of our guests, offering value on every part of our man aou without sacrificing quality. >> michael: how long will deal likes this last? and are we going to see more? >> i'll tell you, in our restaurants you'll continue to see a continued focus on every day value. if you want to look at deals our most loyal fans would tell you, i think loyalty programs in general are really important in today's economic times. and for us, our mvp rewards, our

loyalty program, is where our most loyal fans go to get the best perks, best values, whether it be free chip fridays. birthday gifts or cash rewards. in fact, we've relaunched our loyalty program about nine months ago. we've given back $60 million in cash to our loyal fans. that's value going right back into their pocket. that's not going away. >> michael: all right, mr. fry. thank you for being here. thank you for answering my questions. whit, over to you. >> whit: we got swicy. we googled it. right there on the internet so it must be true. coming up next, robin in portugal, exploring the rich culture and history. hey, robin. >> robin: hey, there, whit. can you hear the beautiful music? the city of sintra steeped in history and culture, like so much of this beautiful country. coming up, we're going to show you some of the most stunning places in portugal, from the beaches to mountains to small towns. we've got you all covered when we come back. we have you all coe

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more than 2 million americans vacation there every year. robin, you're getting a look at what makes portugal such a popular destination. it is gorgeous, robin. >> robin: oh, whit. i'm telling you, it's easy to see why portugal is on so many people's travel bucket lists. there's so much to see and do here. the history. the architecture, natural beauty. we've been taking it all in for you, from the cities to the sea. this morning with summer travel to europe in high demand, americans are taking up portugal in record numbers. >> portugal's a top destination because it has it all. everything from beaches to city excursions to wine country. plus, it's affordable, especially when comparable to many western european countries. to top it all off, it's the third safest country in the world. >> robin: over 2 million americans visiting portugal in 2023, as the post pandemic tourism boom continues. >> i have always wanted to go to portugal. portugal is one of the most accessible areas in europe. >> airlines generally add

flights where the demand is. we've seen unprecedented growth in the portuguese aviation industry. porto has 77% more seats this summer compared to last year. also, airlines like united are all announcing flights to airports in the south, like fairo airport. it is the gateway to the algarve. >> robin: let's journey through portugal together, a country filled with so many wonders and splendor. oh, wow. like these traditional ceramic tiles with vibrant patterns and colors adorned in palaces, buildings and homes, now a rich part of portuguese history. such a natural beauty. down south, the algarve alluring travellers with pristine beaches and stunning rock formations. >> you see that. the water was at that level many, many centuries ago. >> robin: wow. >> what you see right now maybe

near five, ten years, the rocks may have another shape. >> robin: in lisbon, architecture reigns supreme, like this tower once used to protect from enemy ships, now one of the world heritage sites across the country. i'm in one of lisbon's elevators or trams, as we call it. not only has it been in operation for more than a century, it's also an easy way to get up and down these steep hills. so what do you say? let's go for a ride. good morning america! high above lisbon, this overlook offering picturesque views and a place to lock in lasting memories. i'm gonna put it right here. there it is. gma. and in sintra, located just an hour out side lisbon we took to

the streets on a tuk tuk. this is the best way to go around? >> this is the best way to go around. >> robin: our tour guide giving us a tour of the village of sintra. >> even the tower is such a beautiful place, right? >> robin: so cool. our final stop, the incredible pena palace, a place where nearly 1.5 million people visit each year. one of the three things you must see and do when you're here in sintra? >> take the regulator. very unique. nothing like it in the rest of the world. top of the rock so you can be as close as possible to the saints. and pena palace. the fairy tale palace. >> robin: i feel romance when i'm here. >> this was a gift of love from a king from austria who married a queen in portugal. he prepared this for her. >> robin: king ferdinand's vision standing the test of time. the palace passed on to his second wife to become a castle

of two great loves. it is so special where we are. the history of the site where we are right now goes back to the 12th century. it started out as a chapel, then a monastery and add in 1800s, that was the monastery. this fairy tale-like palace was built by ferdinand the ii. the inside is as lavish as the outside. the largest room is the great hall, which has a huge gold plated 72 candle chandelier. this country isn't just a feast for the eyes, though it is. we're going to give you a true taste of portugal coming up in a little bit. perhaps, perhaps i arranged for you all to have a little taste of portugal back there in the studio. i can't make any promises. >> rebecca: i hope you're not making this up, robin. we'd love a taste of portugal.

i love that secret pastry door that you found. can't wait to see more of that. >> robin: and you will. and you will. >> rebecca: all right. coming up next our "play of the day" and more robin soon. soon. 's

>> rebecca: we are back with our play of the day. simone biles is just days from the olympic trials and a new revealing documentary is set to

be released right before the paris games. stephanie ramos joins us with a look at some of the olympian's diary. >> good morning to you, guys. simone biles has some unfinished business. she said she's been putting in the work since she withdrew from the tokyo olympics, managing her mental health and gearing up for the paris olympics. >> i knew it would be a long journey, but to me, it wasn't done. >> reporter: this morning a sneak peek at a new netflix docu series about the goat of gymnastics, simone biles. >> sometimes you have to take that power back. >> reporter: the upcoming simone biles rising being unveiled on the eve of the paris olympics. cameras following biles' deeply personal journey as she returns to competition following her dramatic withdraw from several events at the tokyo olympics three years ago. >> simone biles is out of the competition tonight. >> reporter: the all-time great

citing mental health struggles. >> never in my life have i seen her do that. never. >> so having these mental blocks in the gym recently. >> reporter: producers for the project promising it will not only inspire, but also amplify necessary conversations around the challenges athletes face with mental health. >> i wanted to put 500,000 times. i would have if it weren't for my people. >> reporter: we'll also get a glimpse into the two time olympian's personal side including life with her husband, jonathan owens. biles said in a statement gymnastics is what she does, not who she is. it's what she does. she said she's excited for people to see her outside competition. part 1 will premiere a week before the summer olympics and part 2 later this year. >> rebecca: we are looking forward to that. she is so impressive. >> michael: all of it. thank you, stephanie. coming up hootie and the blowfish, live. blowfish live coming up.

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alerts, how to beat the heat. the warning signs you need to know about heat related illnesses and what ginger did when it happened to her. >> whit: kevin costner reveals who he approached to star in a sequel to his block buster with whitney houston. princess diana. and what princess william told him about his mother years later. >> michael: there's only one way we want to kick off this thursday. ♪ i only wanna be with you ♪ >> michael: hootie and the blowfish are swimming to the gma stage and are performing live. ♪ >> robin: my adventure in portugal is just getting started. this is so good. so good. and it's only getting better. exploring the beauty of this magical place. from the castle in the sky, as we say -- >> robin: good morning america.

>> announcer: live in times square, this is gma. >> michael: little cold play. good morning, america. robin is taking us on her adventure in portugal. boy, what an adventure it is. good morning, robin. ♪ >> robin: we are at pena palace in sintra, it's in western portugal. we have some folk dancers giving us taste of the country's history and culture, and we're going to give you a taste of the amazing food and wine coming up. plus the product that portugal makes more of than any other country. i'll give you time to guess what it is. stick around to find out. i have a megastar, super star that's right in my reach. i'll introduce you to her in our morning menu coming up. she is beautiful. >> rebecca: we can't wait for that, robin. looking forward to it. first we have a look at the top stories breaking at 8, starting with tropical storm alberto. the western gulf coast feeling the brunt of the storm.

>> whit: as the historic heat wave is putting at least 16 states on alert right now. let's go back to ginger tracking it all. good morning. >> ginger: good morning. let's start with pittsburgh, where they've had power outages from storms because they've had a hot hot week. the heat is going to build back even more. not having power is not a good thing. look at yesterday's record from boston at 98, caribou maine at 96. they had their hottest heat index on record at 103. so those feels likes are going to be even hotter for con cord there in new hampshire at 98 for actual air temperature, 95 for augusta. this high, it retrogrades. it moves backwards and kind of expands to the plains. so nashville could see 98, which could be a record on sunday. oklahoma city 100. washington, d.c. 100. and pittsburgh you see them rising back into the upper 90s. then let's talk fires. california has already had quite the season. a really quick start. more than five times the acreage burned compared to the five-year average.

so big start here. and it is about to get hotter. they had a little break in the temps. it was more wind driven. those were human caused fire. but here, you're going to have high fire danger building in. sacramento 101 by saturday. phoenix staying in an excessive heat warning above 110 throughout the weekend. a look at that and then we'll build into alberto, which did officially just make landfall moments ago. >> michael: so much weather news. ginger, thank you. now shocking video of a driver running down two cyclists in texas. the suspect is under arrest. eva pilgrim is back with the alarming video. >> tom geper has been cycling for 20 years. this morning he said his bike probably saved his life. >> if he had driven 6 inches to the right i'd be a dead man. >> reporter: this morning dramatic video captures the shocking moment a driver rammed into two cyclists in dallas, texas. >> if i saw that video i would assume i was in the icu or

something. it was amazing. i did get very lucky. >> reporter: 69-year-old tom gepard was part of a group ride when a white subaru crashes into him and forces another rider off the road. >> i hit the concrete. i did get a horrible concussion. >> reporter: collapsing in the middle of the road. the subaru running over him before speeding away. >> i was gone for quite a while. they thought i might be dead. it wasn't until i woke up in the er that i really got any mental function back. >> reporter: dallas police now using the video as paofrt their investigation into the hit and run accident. 31-year-old benjamin highlander is charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and driving while intoxicated. according to the national highway traffic safety administration, the number of cyclists killed in traffic crashes has steadily trended upwards since 2010. gepard, bruised and battered, thankful it wasn't worse. >> i'm very grateful. i am doing way better than i looked like i should be doing in that video.

>> tom said he does plan to return to the road at some point in the future, and he really urges everyone to be aware when they are behind the wheel. a reminder that we all share the road, guys. >> michael: yes, we do. remember that. thank you. coming up in our gma morning menu, kevin costner on the idea for "the bodyguard 2" that could have starred princess diana. >> whit: how to beat the heat. ginger, who previously suffered from a heat induced illness, brings us important safety tips, from the warning signs of heat stroke to the dos and don'ts of staying hydrated. >> rebecca: plus tory johnson is here with deals and steals. turn back the clock, starting at less than $5. robin's in portugal showing us the sites and scenes. hey, robin. >> robin: hey, rebecca! portugal is known for a lot of things. beautiful views, amazing architecture, port wine and some sweet treats. plus, do you recognize this beautiful, talented singer? oscar winning films with emma

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

i said, do you want there to be one? and she said, yeah. i said, then we'll do that. >> reporter: but before the movie could start production, princess diana tragically dying. the palace reportedly denying her involvement. >> it leaked out that i had been prepping "bodyguard 2" with her. and what happened was, the royal family kind of turned on me a little bit. >> reporter: costner, starring in the 1992 original hit movie "the bodyguard" with the late whitney houston. >> what did you expect? >> i don't know. maybe a tough guy. >> reporter: the actor remembering fondly a meeting with diana's son, prince william, years later. >> he looked at me and he said, my mom fancied you. it was the sweetest, gentlest thing. >> reporter: costner said he and prince william talked at length, but is keeping the details of that conversation private. the script was completed one day before princess diana tragically passed away.

no comment this morning from kensington palace. rebecca. >> rebecca: an irreplaceable person. thank you. we turn now to beating the heat. today marks the first official day of summer with a sweltering heat wave spreading across the country. ginger's been talking about it all morning. and many people are worried about protecting themselves in the high temperatures. ginger's here to help keep us safe. great to see you. this is real. this can happen very easily. >> ginger: it happens easily. it happens a lot. we're seeing more heat deaths than ever before. it's really important to note the signs, which we'll get to. but today it's all about knowing, oh, i'm in an excessive heat warning. from ft. wayne, indiana, to augusta, maine this weekend that heat is still going to back track. this is day 3, 4, 5. heat is cumulative. even if you are in little rock or somewhere like raleigh or nashville, parts of kentucky could see records as well. don't spend as much time doing strenuous things outside. all makes sense, but we just go

on with our lives and forget. >> rebecca: you think you can do it, but you shouldn't. >> ginger: right. last summer alone where phoenix is, they had a record number of 645 heat deaths. a lot had to do with the length of time. they were breaking records for consecutive days of records. that's why we have to look at overnights. those have been warming nearly two times faster. in a city like detroit, 5.5 degrees is what they had in the overnight since 1970. >> rebecca: we were just talk. you experienced this. it comes on so fast. >> ginger: so fast it shocked me. i was doing regular things. i worked. i worked early in the morning, as we do. i carried my son around quite a bit. we weren't in excessive heat warnings. it was within minutes. that's the problem. your body can't regulate its own temperature. it can happen within 15 minutes where it goes above 106. so you'll feel nausea, dizziness. if you have heat stroke, which is the most dangerous type, you also could see a blistering rash, slurred speech. you could see people passing out. i does happen. >> rebecca: what can people do?

>> ginger: call 911. call immediately if you see someone with any of that happening. there's an emergency sos call feature that can get people there faster. you've got to get the person to a cool, dry place. this was important for me. i had a tight belt on. loosen that. loosen anything tight on them. get towels with cold water on them. obviously hydrate them. if they're passed out, do not put water in their mouth. they can choke if you put anything in there. >> rebecca: yeah. >> ginger: it's kind of obvious. >> rebecca: sugars, things like that? >> ginger: just eat regular meals. right? keep yourself fed and hydrated. you can do coconut water. be careful because different brands have different amounts of potassium which can affect people's kidneys. and avoid alcohol. >> rebecca: stay away from this stuff, unfortunately, for some. enjoy everything safely. ginger, thank you so much. >> ginger: let's get a check closer to

>> whit: now back to robin and her big adventure in portugal. one of the best things about traveling is trying the local cuisine. you've had some amazing food while you've been there, right? >> robin: oh, so true, whit. portugal is heaven for pastry lovers. if you like a nice glass of port, this is the place to visit as well. we got to sample some of the country's best. plus we found out what natural resource portugal produces more than anywhere else in the world. the flavor of portugal lives in its classic cuisine. >> food's pretty good.

>> colors, culture, the food mostly. >> robin: starting with the sweetest commodity. >> people in portugal, everyone loves bakery. >> robin: the endless fluffy and fresh pastries, a first stop for sweet tooth tourists. baked in the portugal's legacy, pastry chefs maintaining centuries old family recipes. like here at the birth place of the pastel. >> it has an egg custard filling. >> robin: one of the most popular portuguese treats. there's so many things portugal is known for. pastry shops one of them. what is it that gets people -- they are out the door. >> we do everything by hand as it was in the 19th century. so i think keeping the tradition and the recipe true played a big part in why it's so famous. >> robin: 1837 it's been in your family? >> yes. >> robin: oh wow. 25,000 made by hand each day.

>> from here you can see the working of the pastry. >> robin: a unique process to protect the quality of the delicacy. only seven people, including miguel, know the secret ingredient. where is the secret door i keep hearing about? what is this secret door? >> in the back. >> robin: a secret door. oh my gosh. plus, a chance to taste the love. cheers. >> cheers. >> robin: and indulge the crunch in every bite. oh my gosh. this is so good. >> i'm glad you like it. >> robin: next up, the breathtaking beauty of adoro valley. its soil produces rich grapes, making it home to distinguished port wine. >> the valley has got the world's largest area of mountain vineyard. i am a member of the fifth generation of my family to produce wine. the symington family estate run

the longest running vineyard, a tourism hub facing environmental challenges. >> this is one of the most challenging regions to produce wine with incredibly low yield but incredible concentrated wine. we are seeing much hotter and dryer conditions. we are adapting to climate change, planting different grape varieties at different plots of vineyard within each of our estates. >> robin: a nearby vineyard operates a sustainable aging cellar. >> this is external excavated on the rock which is amazing because it maintains humidity inside. it's very good for the aging of the wines. >> robin: plus, 800 olive trees producing a hearty portuguese staple. >> portuguese olive oil has a unique taste. we have olive trees, citrus trees, almond trees, fig trees as well. >> robin: finally, the show stopper. portugal rated as the largest cork producer in the world, responsible for half of global production.

>> what does not go into a bottle can be made into aerospace and defense applications. can be made into foot wear, flooring, heavy construction, surf boards. >> robin: the renewable resource naturally transforming into everyday items like caps, coasters and clutches. who knew? it's amazing all the things they can make with cork. we wanted you guys to see some of them firsthand. sent you all some gifts. michael, rebecca. those are hats. got the hats? >> rebecca: we got the hats. >> robin: come on. they're really cool. that's cork, y'all. >> rebecca: love that. >> michael: it feels very soft. >> whit: it's like leather and suede all together. >> rebecca: i thought you were going to put it on, michael. >> michael: i don't want to mess up my hair. >> robin: come on. i see you, becky. tiles. i sent you, whit, the decorative tile.

that's for sue, whit. the decorative tile. >> whit: oh, yeah. beautiful. >> robin: see there. >> whit: i love it. >> robin: ginger, i haven't forgotten about you. you get the clutch, the little bag. >> ginger: cork is in, too. all sustainable all the time. you know i love it. thank you. >> michael: ginger is giving me a full lesson on the cork, robin, while you were in your piece. we know you hooked us up. also with some treats. you promised. you came through with the treats. what did you send us? what are these? >> robin: oh, we wanted you to get a taste of the pastries. we didn't think they would cross the atlantic so a big thank you to joey's batch cafe there in new york city, which helped us out. sent over some for you to enjoy. you're not gonna give them a shot? come on. >> rebecca: they are excellent. >> whit: i already finished mine.

i'm going to steal michael's. >> michael: he already finished one and just took mine. i'll wait until the break, i guess, go way over there to get one. >> robin: i think it's a great combination, being sweet and salty and the crunch. the crunch is what got me. >> whit: oh, yeah. >> rebecca: we call that swalty? [ laughter ] sweet and salty, swalty. >> whit: is that right? >> michael: swalty, robin. we learned a new word earlier today. what's been the best part of your trip? >> robin: oh, we've seen and tasted a lot of amazing things here in portugal. i don't tell you now? is this where i tell you? no. i don't tell you now? i won't tell you now. i will tell you some of the best parts. we're meeting people from all over the country. we're going to hear music from one of the country's best known singers. that is something i'm really looking forward to sharing, and we will very soon. >> rebecca: we are so looking forward to that. love the hat, robin. thank you so much. these pastries are incredible.

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we do have a live look from our east bay hills where we are beginning to break down some of that cloud cover this morning, but it's still really cloudy around the bay shoreline 50s underneath the clouds we have a bit of sunshine. we are into the 60s now. we'll see that cloud cover continue to pull back to the coast today. it's warmer than yesterday. summer officially arrives at 150 this afternoon. today is the longest day of the year, nearly 15 hours of daylight. we do have a heat advisory for saturday. hottest temps well into the 90s. kumasi >> thanks, drew. we'll have another abc seven news update in another abc seven news update in >> announcer: welcome back to gma, live from times square. >> michael: welcome back, everybody. tomorrow our bucket list on a budget takes us to a destination dupe with everything scanned

scandinavia offers at a fraction of the cost. you can see why. it is beautiful, with so much to do for the entire family. we're gonna reveal it tomorrow live. >> rebecca: looking forward to that. but first we are going back to portugal where robin has been showing us the sights all morning long. now time to hear the songs. robin, what kind of music is portugal known for? >> robin: thank you for asking. the country's traditional and well known folk music dates back to the 19th century. they say it comes from within the portuguese soul. now it is gaining popularity around the world thanks to a little help from hollywood. from lisbon to porto, portuguese music fills the bustling city streets. ♪ the traditional genre. ♪ known for its melancholic

melody and expressive emotion, now gaining a global spotlight. ♪ portuguese icon carminho praised for bringing it to the big screen in the oscar winning film, "poor things." ♪ her highly renowned performance captivating emma stone's character and the audience in a magical scene. ♪ as the daughter of a world famous artist, carminho gives her music a modern twist. ♪ most recently, carminho sharing a stage with cold play. and singing for pope francis in lisbon. ♪ she's now ready to continue to raise it to the world stage. and we are so happy to have carminho here with us.

>> thank you, robin. >> robin: your country is spectacular. it is beautiful. and your music, it's a genre that not everyone is familiar with. how would you describe it? >> i can describe it as the portuguese speech of the soul, of the heart, kind of like your blues. it can be compared with the blues. it's a genre that we do it as a community, and we share our feelings as a community, as musicians in houses, little pubs where we can sing acoustically. it's the way portuguese people express themselves. it's a beautiful way. >> robin: that's great. i have felt a sense of community everywhere i have gone in the days that i have been here. i know you have an international tour promoting your latest album. you're going to perform something.

what will it be? >> a traditional song with new lyrics that i wrote myself. transversal tradition with contemporary speech. it's about being lonely, connecting with your loneliness and having good feelings with yourself. >> robin: beautiful. can you play that as we go to break? >> sure. >> robin: okay. carminho. ♪ ♪

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us. there's so much -- you've heard about it for so long about portugal. it lives up to advertisem*nt. i love this. five hours. five hours on a bus. oh my gosh. soulful. the trees, the food. i haven't had the port yet. i'm fighting a little bit of a cold. someone told me i can get warm port? okay. i'll do that. just the people we have been seeing. clearly this is a popular vacation spot right now. we met so many other americans while i have been here. i just can't tell you how many people we've met with. >> whit: thinking about that, just how many americans travel

to portugal to carry out their vacations. what have those conversations been like with them? >> robin: it's been so much fun, whit. i have met people from new york, from philly. a lot of folks from philly. i always rib them about strahan when they're from philadelphia. also from west virginia and from virginia. california. oh, there was a beautiful couple from new hampshire that i met on the beach. i didn't even talk about being in the algarve. that was incredible to be there, the cave, all the natural beauty. all the americans that i have met here. and there's just something, it's so peaceful. no one blows their horn. they only use sirens for emergencies if it's really necessary. there's just a peace and a calm here that is hard to describe. you can see why it's on so many people's bucket lists. full disclosure, this is not a boondoggle. i had planned a vacation here.

i paid for my ticket to portugal with amber. simone, our ap, who made the trip over here said, hey, can you go a few days early and do a couple shows for gma? i'm like, why not? i will now officially begin our vacation after this. but really, i love when we do a gma adventure. you've all done them. michael, rebecca. it's so great to allow our viewers to have a glimpse of some of these places that they want to go to and maybe they can't get to, or it's on their list. we can give them ideas of what they can see and experience. portugal has been magnificent. >> michael: robin, we're glad you brought that to us. we hope you enjoy the rest of your vacation. thank you for letting us get a glimpse of portugal. now enjoy that warm port. >> rebecca: yes! >> michael: you're on vacation. have as much port as you like. >> robin: i will do that. you know i love my drink with a

little umbrella on vacation. >> michael: you deserve it. thank you for bringing that to us. >> robin: thank y'all. >> ginger: definitely made me want to go to portugal. it worked. let's talk about what's happening out there. the impacts have been seen for the last 24-36 hours. that surf side beach texas where that coastal flooding has been happening with the surge. you're going to see more of that. coastal flood alerts go with the on shore flow all the way over to mobile and the florida panhandle. throughout mississippi, alabama and louisiana. you could still see that today. i wanted to mention we do have some relief coming with the severe storms from western new york into new england. today. then by this weekend, at least boston and caribou and burlington will cool down. the great south feeling the heat. let's get a ch

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>> whit: we're back with hootie and the blowfish. they kicked off their huge summer camp with trucks tour a few weeks ago. they're going to perform one of their classics. that's coming up in a bit. first darius, congratulations on the new tour.

43 cities in the u.s. and canada. how does it feel to be back out there on the road? >> great. we haven't done this for like five years or something. feels good to get the band back together and do it again this year. >> whit: you're just getting started. you've got more of the tour ahead. 30 years after the release of that break through album here. we do have a little surprise for you. we'll get to the performance in a bit. let's bring that on out. these are debut album. [ applause ] cracked rear view has been certified 22 times platinum, making it one of the top ten best selling albums in music history. [ applause ] that's the official plaque. you guys have been doing this for so long. how does it feel to see that? >> just amazing. the fact that that record that we just loved and we made out of love, sell that many copies, to be in the top ten of all time. i can't even believe i'm saying that. >> whit: you have so many fans. we're going to give them a show. 30 years after the release of

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city and looking at your drive times for this morning from tracy to dublin. 36 minutes san rafael to san francisco, 75 minutes. antioch to concord, 23 minutes. >> hey, gloria, we'll switch it on over to the tam cam right now. we're just about 30 minutes ago. you couldn't see any of the bay shoreline. starting to see some of that cloud cover break down temperatures right now underneath the clouds. we're in the 50s, 60s where we have a bit of sunshine. so today for the first day of summer, we'll see temperatures in the 70s and 80s, kumasi. >> thank you drew. now it's time for live with kelly and mark. for live with kelly and mark. we'll be back deja vu: it's live with kelly and mark. [audience cheers] today, we get up close and personal with john stamos. plus, mark revs things up with a trip to the formula 1 track in austin, texas.

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