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00:00:00Good morning, America. Setback for President Trump's tariffs, shark sightings ahead of summer, and the thunder storm into the NBA Finals.

00:00:09Blocked. A panel of judges rules that most of President Trump's tariffs are illegal, saying he overstepped his authority by imposing them on China, Mexico, Canada, and other trading partners.

00:00:20The reaction from the White House and the financial markets, what comes next?

00:00:23Elon Musk out at the White House, the billionaire stepping away from his role overnight, hours after breaking with President Trump over his massive spending bill, arguing it would undo his efforts with Doge to shrink the federal government.

00:00:40Reality stars Todd and Julie Chrisley released from prison, receiving full pardon from President Trump after serving part of their sentences for tax evasion and bank fraud.

00:00:50New questions after an airport security incident.

00:00:54A man caught on camera attacking TSA agents a day after he allegedly assaulted a passenger mid-flight.

00:01:03Dramatic new testimony in the Sean Diddy Combs trial.

00:01:06Cassie Ventura's stylist tells the jury he witnessed Combs beating her, threatened to release sex tapes, as the jury saw pictures of the arson attack on Kid Cudi's Porsche.

00:01:15Sharks in the shallows.

00:01:17Where tourists spotted a massive 20-foot shark.

00:01:23Another one swimming just feet from a woman.

00:01:26And what to do if you see one up close.

00:01:29Super trooper lights are gonna find me.

00:01:33And the super storm heading into the NBA Finals.

00:01:37SBA inside, count it out, a foul.

00:01:40The OKC Thunder, now the best in the West, waiting for the winner of the Knicks and Pacers.

00:01:46And this queen, shining, honored with a special key.

00:01:53Abbott Elementary's Quinta Brunson returning to the school where it all started.

00:01:58We were there with her.

00:01:59And why she says a tough day will come in handy.

00:02:04Live from Times Square, it's Thursday.

00:02:07Good morning, America.

00:02:09Good morning, America.

00:02:11We're looking forward to hearing from the very talented Quinta Brunson after her honor in Philly.

00:02:15What a big honor it is from the city of brotherly love.

00:02:17Plus, we have big news for ABBA fans.

00:02:21ABBA fans.

00:02:22ABBA fans.

00:02:23Coming up in pop news.

00:02:26ABBA, ABBA, ABBA, ABBA, ABBA.

00:02:28We also have breaking news for flyers.

00:02:31Two airlines have announced a new partnership.

00:02:32We're gonna tell you what it means for passengers.

00:02:34Plus, the new report about the so-called salt bombs in your diet.

00:02:38Dr. Narula breaks down the foods at the top of that list.

00:02:42We're gonna begin, though, with President Trump's trade war.

00:02:44A federal court has blocked his tariffs on China and other countries.

00:02:48Ruling that the president had overstepped his authority under the law.

00:02:51Chief White House correspondent Mary Bruce starts us off.

00:02:53Good morning, Mary.

00:02:54Good morning, George.

00:02:55And this is a massive blow to the president's trade war.

00:02:58For months, Trump has argued that the world is ripping America off,

00:03:01defiant in his executive authority to impose these staggering tariffs.

00:03:05But now a federal panel says the president is overstepping his authority

00:03:08and that his tariffs are illegal.

00:03:11Overnight, a staggering setback for President Trump's aggressive trade agenda.

00:03:16A panel of judges on the U.S. Court of International Trade

00:03:19blocking most of Trump's sweeping tariffs on China and other trading partners,

00:03:23determining that they are contrary to law.

00:03:26The move effectively bringing Trump's trade war to a screeching halt.

00:03:31In April, the president declared a national emergency

00:03:34to impose his so-called reciprocal tariffs

00:03:37on goods from every country that trades with the U.S.,

00:03:40without seeking approval from Congress.

00:03:42My fellow Americans, this is Liberation Day.

00:03:46As markets roiled, Trump defiant.

00:03:48I know what the hell I'm doing.

00:03:50But overnight, the federal panel ruling that the law does not authorize

00:03:53the president to use emergency powers to issue tariffs

00:03:56and that his executive orders exceed any authority granted to the president.

00:04:01The judges, appointed by Presidents Reagan, Obama and Trump,

00:04:05also blocking tariffs Trump imposed on China, Mexico and Canada

00:04:08to combat fentanyl trafficking because they do not deal with the threats

00:04:12described in the president's order.

00:04:14The Trump administration overnight quick to appeal.

00:04:17The White House rebuking the court,

00:04:19saying it is not for unelected judges to decide

00:04:22how to properly address a national emergency,

00:04:25adding the administration is committed to using every lever of executive power

00:04:29to address this crisis and restore American greatness.

00:04:33For weeks, the president's on-again, off-again tariffs

00:04:36have caused whiplash on Wall Street, sparking major sell-offs

00:04:39when he issues new threats and rallies when he pulls them back.

00:04:43In the Oval Office yesterday, Trump lashing out

00:04:45when a reporter asked about a new term for his turnarounds.

00:04:49Mr. President, Wall Street analysts have coined a new term

00:04:51called the taco trade.

00:04:52They're saying Trump always chickens out on your tariff threats

00:04:55and that's why markets are higher this week.

00:04:57What's your response to that?

00:04:58I kick out.

00:04:59Chicken out.

00:05:01Oh, isn't that nice, chicken out? I've never heard that.

00:05:04Six months ago, this country was stone-cold dead.

00:05:07We had a dead country.

00:05:09We had a country people didn't think it was going to survive

00:05:11and you ask a nasty question like that.

00:05:14It's called negotiation.

00:05:17The court has now given the administration

00:05:1810 days to halt these tariffs

00:05:21and the Justice Department is now appealing,

00:05:23setting up a legal fight that could soon reach the Supreme Court.

00:05:26George.

00:05:26And Mary, the Washington Post is reporting

00:05:28that this Qatari plane deal,

00:05:30which the Defense Department has said had been finalized,

00:05:32that the U.S. actually hasn't gone through.

00:05:34Yeah, despite those claims from the Defense Department,

00:05:36the Washington Post is now reporting

00:05:38that the U.S. and Qatar have not actually finalized a deal

00:05:41for the transfer of that $400 million luxury jet

00:05:44that Trump plans to use as the new Air Force One

00:05:46before being transferred to his presidential library.

00:05:49Now, according to the Post,

00:05:50Qatar still wants to clarify the terms of this deal,

00:05:53including making it clear

00:05:54that the transfer of this jet

00:05:56was initiated by the Trump administration.

00:05:58None of this, though, is expected to derail this deal.

00:06:01The plane's already in the U.S.,

00:06:02but it is sure to continue

00:06:04and to spark those legal concerns

00:06:05about this transfer, George.

00:06:07It's all about those legal challenges

00:06:08which have been brewing.

00:06:09Okay, Mary, thanks very much.

00:06:10Michael?

00:06:10All right, thank you, George.

00:06:11Now to President Trump's pardon.

00:06:13The reality TV stars Todd and Julie Chrisley,

00:06:15they are both free this morning.

00:06:17Our chief Washington correspondent,

00:06:19John Carl, has the story.

00:06:20Good morning, John.

00:06:21Good morning, Michael.

00:06:22The Chrisleys are not alone.

00:06:24Donald Trump is using his pardon power early and often.

00:06:27And, Michael, there is a clear trend.

00:06:29Many of his pardons are going to his supporters

00:06:32and his political allies.

00:06:34This morning, reality TV stars Todd and Julie Chrisley

00:06:38are back at home.

00:06:39Their federal convictions for tax evasion and bank fraud

00:06:42nullified by President Trump's pardon.

00:06:45Overnight, their daughter Savannah

00:06:46posted these videos to social media.

00:06:49Todd can be heard joking in the background.

00:06:51I didn't have to deal with this in prison.

00:06:53The couple served just over two years behind bars.

00:06:58Todd was sentenced to 12 years, Julie seven.

00:07:01Trump broke the news of the pardon

00:07:02to their daughter earlier this week.

00:07:04It's a great thing because your parents

00:07:07are going to be free and clean.

00:07:09For nearly a decade, the couple portrayed themselves

00:07:11as glamorous, self-made real estate tycoons

00:07:15on the hit show Chrisley Knows Best.

00:07:17I'm going to put my pajamas on

00:07:19because I have had a day from hell

00:07:20and it better not get any hotter in this house

00:07:22when I speak to y'all.

00:07:24But federal prosecutors said their life was built on a lie,

00:07:27calling them career swindlers

00:07:29who have made a living by jumping

00:07:31from one fraud scheme to another

00:07:33as they defrauded banks of more than $30 million,

00:07:37stiffing vendors and dodging taxes,

00:07:40using the money on luxury cars, homes, and designer clothes.

00:07:44Their daughter lobbied for their pardon,

00:07:47speaking at the Republican National Convention,

00:07:49saying her parents weren't targeted

00:07:51because of their political views.

00:07:53Due to our public profile and conservative beliefs,

00:07:58they accused my parents of fraud.

00:08:01It's the latest in a string of pardons

00:08:03to Trump's political supporters and allies.

00:08:06Wednesday, Trump pardoned Michael Harris,

00:08:08co-founder of Death Row Records,

00:08:10who served 33 years in prison on drug charges.

00:08:13Harris is a groundbreaking rap music executive

00:08:16who endorsed Trump's 2024 presidential campaign.

00:08:20In his first term, Trump had commuted his sentence.

00:08:23He also pardoned two former Republican lawmakers

00:08:26who had been convicted of tax fraud

00:08:28and other federal crimes.

00:08:30On Wednesday, Trump said he is considering pardons

00:08:33for a group of men convicted of plotting

00:08:35to kidnap Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer in 2020

00:08:38and suggested they were not guilty.

00:08:41It looked to me like somewhat of a railroad job,

00:08:44I'll be honest with you.

00:08:46And of course, Trump's very first pardons,

00:08:48which came just hours after he took the oath of office,

00:08:51were for the nearly 1,600 Trump supporters

00:08:53convicted in connection with the January 6th

00:08:56attack on the U.S. Capitol.

00:08:58Since then, Trump has pardoned or commuted the sentences

00:09:00of more than 60 other people.

00:09:02At least a dozen of them have some sort of political

00:09:06or financial tie to the president.

00:09:08Robin?

00:09:08All right, John, our thanks to you.

00:09:10Now, Elon Musk leaving the Trump administration,

00:09:12ending his role as a special government employee.

00:09:15Our senior political correspondent, Rachel Scott,

00:09:18has more for us.

00:09:19Good morning, Rachel.

00:09:20Hey, Robin, good morning to you.

00:09:21And he was once considered one of the president's

00:09:23most powerful advisors,

00:09:24setting up offices on the White House campus,

00:09:26attending cabinet meetings.

00:09:28But Elon Musk is now leaving the administration

00:09:29and taking a swipe at the president's agenda

00:09:32on the way out.

00:09:32This morning, Elon Musk is out,

00:09:36stepping away from his role

00:09:37at the Department of Government Efficiency.

00:09:39Overnight, posting online,

00:09:41I would like to thank President Trump

00:09:42for the opportunity to reduce wasteful spending.

00:09:45For months, Musk has been working to slash agencies

00:09:48as a special government employee.

00:09:53Attempting to cut trillions in federal spending,

00:09:55but facing resistance from the public, lawmakers,

00:09:58and members of Trump's cabinet.

00:09:59And in the last hours of working for the administration,

00:10:02Musk publicly breaking with the president

00:10:04on his massive spending bill,

00:10:06arguing it would undo their own efforts

00:10:08to shrink the federal government.

00:10:10I was, like, disappointed to see

00:10:11the massive spending bill, frankly,

00:10:14which increases the budget deficit,

00:10:16not just decrease it,

00:10:18and unreminds the work that the Doge team is doing.

00:10:20The president not publicly going after Musk,

00:10:22but arguing the bill couldn't cut too many programs

00:10:24in order to get it through the House.

00:10:26My reaction's a lot of things.

00:10:28Number one, we have to get a lot of votes.

00:10:30We can't be cutting...

00:10:32You know, we need to get a lot of support,

00:10:35and we have a lot of support.

00:10:37We had to get it through the House.

00:10:39The bill Republicans just pushed through the House,

00:10:41officially called the One Big Beautiful Bill Act,

00:10:43does promise to slash federal spending

00:10:45by $1.5 trillion,

00:10:47with major cuts to Medicaid

00:10:49and food assistance programs.

00:10:51But the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office

00:10:53now estimates it will add $3.8 trillion

00:10:56to the national deficit over the next 10 years.

00:10:59The bill has divided Republican lawmakers,

00:11:01and even the president says it's not perfect.

00:11:03I'm not happy about certain aspects of it,

00:11:06but I'm thrilled by other aspects of it.

00:11:08But Republicans, back in their own home districts,

00:11:10are now forced to defend the bill

00:11:12and other actions taken by the administration.

00:11:14I'm going to do the very best job I can on your behalf.

00:11:21At a town hall in Nebraska,

00:11:23Republican Congressman Mike Flood

00:11:24admitting he wasn't aware of everything

00:11:26that was in the bill when he voted for it.

00:11:28This provision was unknown to me

00:11:31when I voted for the bill.

00:11:33And in Iowa, Republican Congresswoman Ashley Henson

00:11:36booed out of town hall as she touted the bill.

00:11:39I was also proud to vote for President Trump's

00:11:41one big beautiful bill last week.

00:11:43This is a generational investment.

00:11:46So as for Elon Musk,

00:11:48his role in the government was intended to be limited,

00:11:50but in recent days he has said

00:11:52he spent too much time focused on politics

00:11:54as his businesses took a hit, George.

00:11:56Okay, Rachel, thanks very much.

00:11:57We're getting at the latest now

00:11:58on the humanitarian situation in Gaza.

00:12:00More chaos and concerns about widespread hunger

00:12:03as hundreds of people stormed a food aid warehouse.

00:12:06Chief Foreign Correspondent Ian Pennell has the story.

00:12:09This morning, desperation and death in Gaza.

00:12:13Thousands of people storming a UN food warehouse on Wednesday.

00:12:18Surging inside, seen in this video circulating online.

00:12:21At least two killed and several injured

00:12:23in the crush, according to the UN.

00:12:26Israel imposed an almost three-month blockade

00:12:28of food and medicine.

00:12:30Although limited supplies are now getting in,

00:12:33aid groups say it's way short of what's needed.

00:12:35Nearly half a million people in Gaza

00:12:37are now facing catastrophic hunger,

00:12:40according to 17 UN agencies and NGOs.

00:12:43The Palestinian ambassador to the UN

00:12:45speaking at a Security Council meeting

00:12:47overcome with emotion.

00:12:54American doctor Feroz Sidwar,

00:12:56who's volunteered twice in Gaza,

00:12:57telling ABC News the situation is disastrous.

00:13:01People stormed a world food program warehouse.

00:13:04Well, they did that to feed their children.

00:13:06They're not thieves.

00:13:07They can't bear to watch their kids suffer like this.

00:13:09Well, Israel denies the situation is as bad

00:13:12as aid groups claim.

00:13:13But President Trump and others calling

00:13:15for an end to the war,

00:13:16and now the U.S. proposing a new ceasefire

00:13:19and hostage release plan.

00:13:21Michael.

00:13:21All right, Ian, thank you so much.

00:13:23We're going to turn now to new questions

00:13:24after an airport security incident.

00:13:26Newly released surveillance video

00:13:27showed the man attacking TSA officers.

00:13:30It happened just one day after officials say

00:13:32he assaulted a passenger mid-flight.

00:13:34Victor Okendo has the story.

00:13:35The surveillance video is shocking.

00:13:39Watch the man wearing a light blue T-shirt

00:13:41start swinging at TSA officers

00:13:44at Miami International Airport.

00:13:46It happened in late December of last year.

00:13:49First, he tries punching one officer,

00:13:51but can't connect.

00:13:53Another officer then jumps in,

00:13:55bringing the attacker to the floor.

00:13:57The man keeps punching,

00:13:58despite being pinned,

00:14:00hitting that officer at least three times.

00:14:02He's held down until a Miami-Dade police officer

00:14:05can arrest him.

00:14:06Authorities saying that was 28-year-old

00:14:08Cameron Dillon McDougal of Toronto,

00:14:11and that was not his only altercation.

00:14:14According to prosecutors,

00:14:15after passing through security,

00:14:17McDougal randomly attacked another passenger

00:14:20without warning

00:14:21and allegedly struck an airport security guard

00:14:24who tried to step in.

00:14:25That's when he doubled back to security

00:14:27and went after the other officers.

00:14:30McDougal was only in Florida in the first place

00:14:33because of another fight.

00:14:35One day earlier,

00:14:36while on a Copa Airlines flight

00:14:37from Panama City to Toronto,

00:14:40authorities say he physically struck

00:14:41another passenger on board

00:14:43and the pilot diverted to Miami.

00:14:45There's no right to fly.

00:14:47And if you're violent in an airplane,

00:14:49then the airline has a right and responsibility

00:14:52to make sure that you don't fly on their airplanes.

00:14:55McDougal pled guilty in federal court

00:14:57to multiple charges.

00:14:58He faces up to two years in prison

00:15:00and will be sentenced on Friday.

00:15:02Robin.

00:15:03All right, Victor.

00:15:04Going to turn now to breaking news

00:15:05about two of the biggest airlines joining forces.

00:15:08Chief Business Correspondent Rebecca Jarvis

00:15:10is here with those details for us.

00:15:12Good morning, Rebecca.

00:15:13Good morning, Robin.

00:15:14This is big news.

00:15:14United Airlines and JetBlue

00:15:16have just announced

00:15:17an unusually close partnership.

00:15:19It's not technically a merger,

00:15:21but they're going to start selling

00:15:22each other's seats on each other's flights.

00:15:25The partnership means

00:15:26that you can go to United or JetBlue's website or app

00:15:30and see flights listed for both airlines,

00:15:32then book them right there.

00:15:34The airlines say it won't impact pricing.

00:15:36They will still do that independently.

00:15:39But if you're a member of United

00:15:40and JetBlue's loyalty programs,

00:15:42your benefits will now stretch even further.

00:15:45Passengers, no matter which carrier they're flying,

00:15:47can apply the miles and benefits.

00:15:49That means priority boarding,

00:15:51complimentary access to preferred

00:15:52and extra legroom seats,

00:15:54and same-day standby and switching.

00:15:55Plus, earning and using miles on both airlines.

00:16:00JetBlue will give United access

00:16:02to seven slots at JFK Airport

00:16:04beginning as early as 2027.

00:16:06They'll also exchange some flight timings

00:16:08at Newark Airport.

00:16:09And we've seen a lot of consolidation

00:16:11among airlines over the years.

00:16:13While United and JetBlue

00:16:14will technically remain independent,

00:16:17this partnership really deepens

00:16:18the relationship they have with each other

00:16:20and the clout they have in the industry, guys.

00:16:23Wow.

00:16:23Great deal there for a lot of passengers.

00:16:25We got one over here who's giving...

00:16:27I'm going to introduce it in a second.

00:16:28Will was very happy.

00:16:29Yeah.

00:16:30I thought you were excited

00:16:31about the NBA playoffs.

00:16:32Oklahoma City Thunder

00:16:33punching their ticket to the finals,

00:16:34but that was not it.

00:16:35That got you more excited.

00:16:36I'm going to use my United miles

00:16:37to then maybe fly JetBlue

00:16:38to Oklahoma City

00:16:39because the Thunder

00:16:40are in the finals.

00:16:41So, Minnesota had the lead

00:16:43three-zip early in the first quarter.

00:16:45That was it.

00:16:46It was a dismantling

00:16:46by the Oklahoma City Thunder.

00:16:48Final score,

00:16:48124-94.

00:16:50Their fourth win

00:16:51by 30 or more points

00:16:52in these playoffs.

00:16:53That's the most

00:16:54in a single postseason

00:16:55in NBA history.

00:16:57SGA, the MVP,

00:16:58had 34 points,

00:16:59eight assists,

00:17:00seven rebounds.

00:17:01He was regular season MVP.

00:17:02Now he adds

00:17:03Western Conference Finals MVP

00:17:04to his trophy case,

00:17:06becoming the first MVP

00:17:07to make the NBA Finals

00:17:08in the same season

00:17:10as winning that award

00:17:11since Steph Curry in 2016.

00:17:14The Thunder are into

00:17:15their first NBA Finals

00:17:16since 2012,

00:17:17but if we're counting

00:17:17their 1979 win

00:17:19as the Seattle Supersonics,

00:17:21then the franchise

00:17:22has one title,

00:17:23but otherwise,

00:17:23this would be

00:17:23the first championship

00:17:24as the Thunder.

00:17:25Now, who will be

00:17:26their opponent?

00:17:27We may get some clarity

00:17:28tonight.

00:17:28Knicks-Pacers,

00:17:29Game 5 at MSG.

00:17:31Can the Knicks

00:17:32extend the series

00:17:33or will the Pacers

00:17:34close it out in 5?

00:17:35We have a chance,

00:17:36Will.

00:17:36That's all I'm saying.

00:17:37You've got to be

00:17:37in the building

00:17:38rooting as hard as you can.

00:17:39Oh, I'll be there.

00:17:40Okay, good.

00:17:41You can dance,

00:17:43you can jive,

00:17:45having the time

00:17:47of your life.

00:17:50Back here on GMA,

00:17:51and here we go again.

00:17:52Big news this morning

00:17:54for Mamma Mia fans

00:17:55and the pop superstar

00:17:57that we could see singing.

00:18:01I just wanted to hear

00:18:02them do that.

00:18:02Mamma Mia 3,

00:18:03that's coming up

00:18:04in pop news.

00:18:05First, new at 7.30,

00:18:07the manhunt

00:18:07expending by air

00:18:08and on land

00:18:09for the former

00:18:09Arkansas police chief

00:18:10who escaped from prison.

00:18:11There was a possible sighting

00:18:12as the search

00:18:13for the convicted killer

00:18:14enters its fifth day

00:18:15after he impersonated

00:18:16a corrections officer

00:18:17to walk out of prison.

00:18:19Also, a piece of a glacier

00:18:20broke off in the Swiss Alps

00:18:21releasing rock, ice,

00:18:22and mud

00:18:23that buried most

00:18:24of the mountain village.

00:18:25Authorities had evacuated

00:18:26the village earlier

00:18:27this month

00:18:27over fears of a rock slide

00:18:28one person is missing.

00:18:30An Arizona police officer

00:18:32pulled a woman from a car

00:18:33as it explodes in flames

00:18:35after a multi-vehicle crash.

00:18:36He broke the window

00:18:37and managed to pull out

00:18:38the driver

00:18:39whose hair was on fire.

00:18:41She was taken to the hospital

00:18:42in critical condition,

00:18:44but she is expected to survive.

00:18:46Thank goodness he was there.

00:18:47And it's time to put another trophy

00:18:49on the Woods mantelpiece.

00:18:50This time, though,

00:18:51it's Tiger's son,

00:18:5316-year-old Charlie Woods,

00:18:55winning his first ever

00:18:56American Junior Golf Association

00:18:57tournament,

00:18:58winning the team

00:18:59tailor-made invitational

00:19:00at the Screamsong Resort

00:19:02Black Course in Florida.

00:19:04The high school junior

00:19:05beat 70 other competitors

00:19:06in only his fifth

00:19:07junior golf tournament.

00:19:09Charlie, he didn't look

00:19:10at the leaderboard all day.

00:19:11So he was just focused

00:19:13on his own game.

00:19:14Congratulations to him.

00:19:16He beat four out of five

00:19:17top-ranked players

00:19:18in the AJGA.

00:19:19Yeah, so very impressive

00:19:20win for Charlie Woods.

00:19:21Congratulations to him.

00:19:22Now to the Sean Diddy Combs trial.

00:19:24A new testimony

00:19:24from a celebrity stylist

00:19:26who says he witnessed

00:19:26Combs assault his ex-girlfriend.

00:19:29Chief Investigative

00:19:30Correspondent Aaron Katursky

00:19:31is at the courthouse.

00:19:31Good morning, Aaron.

00:19:33Good morning to you, George.

00:19:35The jury here has been

00:19:36digesting testimony

00:19:37about beatings, threats,

00:19:39and an arson

00:19:40started by a bottle

00:19:41of Old English

00:19:42and a designer handkerchief.

00:19:45This morning,

00:19:46newly released images

00:19:47of an arson.

00:19:48The jury seeing components

00:19:49of a Molotov cocktail

00:19:51and the damage it caused

00:19:52to Kid Cudi's Porsche.

00:19:54Think about all my old friends.

00:19:55Who are my friends all along?

00:19:57The rapper testified

00:19:58he suspected Sean Combs

00:20:00was behind it

00:20:01after finding out

00:20:01he and Cassie Ventura

00:20:03were dating,

00:20:03something Combs denies.

00:20:05The arson investigator

00:20:06showed the jury photos

00:20:07of the bottle

00:20:08of Old English malt liquor

00:20:09containing gasoline,

00:20:10the designer-type handkerchief

00:20:12he said was used

00:20:13as a wick,

00:20:13and a red disposable lighter.

00:20:15He also told the jury

00:20:16fingerprints taken

00:20:17from Kid Cudi's home

00:20:18had been destroyed.

00:20:20When prosecutors

00:20:20pressed the point,

00:20:21defense attorneys

00:20:22sought a mistrial.

00:20:23They're clearly suggesting

00:20:24that Mr. Combs

00:20:25did something

00:20:26to cause the destruction

00:20:27of these print cards.

00:20:29The judge denied

00:20:30the mistrial.

00:20:31To this day,

00:20:31the arson remains

00:20:32an open case.

00:20:34The arson of Kid Cudi's car

00:20:35is connected

00:20:36to these charges

00:20:37because we know

00:20:38that RICO relies

00:20:39on the fact

00:20:40that it is an enterprise

00:20:40and that they're taking part

00:20:42in racketeering activities.

00:20:43To show racketeering activities,

00:20:45the prosecution

00:20:46has to prove

00:20:47two underlying

00:20:48predicate crimes

00:20:49that were loosely related

00:20:51in some sort.

00:20:52So if they get

00:20:53a new lead

00:20:53or an additional information,

00:20:55they can actually

00:20:56seek charges

00:20:56in that particular arson.

00:20:59Cassie Ventura's

00:21:00stylist and friend

00:21:01Deontay Nash

00:21:02testified he witnessed

00:21:03Combs beating Ventura

00:21:04until her head

00:21:05hit the edge

00:21:06of the bed frame,

00:21:07drawing blood.

00:21:08He also testified

00:21:09Ventura confided

00:21:10Combs pressured her

00:21:11into unwanted sex

00:21:13with male prostitutes,

00:21:14telling him,

00:21:15I don't want to go

00:21:15to the hotel

00:21:16and freak off with him.

00:21:18Another time,

00:21:18Nash testified

00:21:19he watched Combs

00:21:20threaten to release

00:21:21sex tapes of her.

00:21:22He was going

00:21:22to first start

00:21:23by sending them

00:21:24to her parents' jobs.

00:21:26Why is this important

00:21:26to the prosecution's case?

00:21:28It's important

00:21:28because it speaks

00:21:29to the human trafficking

00:21:30due to force and coercion.

00:21:37On cross-examination,

00:21:38Nash revealed Ventura,

00:21:40who testified

00:21:40while pregnant,

00:21:41had given birth

00:21:42to her third child

00:21:43with husband Alex Fine.

00:21:45What is the last time

00:21:46you spoke to her?

00:21:47A defense attorney asked.

00:21:48After she had

00:21:49the baby yesterday,

00:21:50Nash answered.

00:21:50Tell her congratulations.

00:21:53Combs has really

00:21:53been eyeing jurors,

00:21:55looking for their reaction

00:21:56to all of the testimony

00:21:57of late.

00:21:58Nash, the stylist,

00:22:00is going to finish

00:22:00his cross-examination

00:22:02this morning.

00:22:03And guys,

00:22:03the next witness

00:22:04is a former employee,

00:22:06identified only

00:22:07under the pseudonym Mia,

00:22:09who has accused

00:22:09Sean Combs of abuse.

00:22:11Guys?

00:22:12All right, Aaron.

00:22:12Thank you so much.

00:22:13Everything,

00:22:14every day is something new.

00:22:15All right,

00:22:15thank you for that.

00:22:16We're going to turn now

00:22:16to the latest

00:22:17close encounter

00:22:18with sharks.

00:22:19Summer hasn't even

00:22:20officially started,

00:22:21and already there have

00:22:22been several incidents.

00:22:23Eva Pilgrim is here

00:22:24with the story.

00:22:25Good morning, Eva.

00:22:25Good morning, Michael.

00:22:26Shark sightings

00:22:27all up and down

00:22:27the East Coast.

00:22:28This is where we're

00:22:29heading into peak

00:22:30beach season,

00:22:31and some are finding

00:22:32it's not just more

00:22:33people in the water.

00:22:36Shark!

00:22:37Shark in the pod!

00:22:38This morning,

00:22:39a series of shark

00:22:40encounters up and down

00:22:41the East Coast,

00:22:43putting beachgoers

00:22:45on edge.

00:22:46The patient is out

00:22:47of the water,

00:22:47conscious breathing.

00:22:48In North Carolina

00:22:49Wednesday, authorities

00:22:50saying a shark

00:22:51appeared to bite

00:22:52Sean Barton's leg.

00:22:54I had just got done

00:22:55riding a wave,

00:22:57standing up.

00:22:58I felt something

00:22:59bite down on calf,

00:23:02shin region,

00:23:03just bite down

00:23:04on my leg,

00:23:05and then let go

00:23:05pretty quickly thereafter.

00:23:07And immediately,

00:23:08I thought,

00:23:09I think I just got

00:23:10bit by a shark.

00:23:11Barton telling his nieces

00:23:12who were swimming nearby

00:23:13to get out of the water

00:23:14as he ran to shore,

00:23:16his brother-in-law

00:23:17treating him at the scene

00:23:18while his sister

00:23:19called 911.

00:23:21I'm glad that maybe

00:23:22it was me and not

00:23:23any of my nieces

00:23:24or any of the kids

00:23:24playing in the water,

00:23:26and definitely lucky

00:23:27that it wasn't a lot

00:23:28worse than it could have been.

00:23:30Meanwhile,

00:23:30in Rhode Island,

00:23:31tourists spotting

00:23:32this massive 20-foot shark

00:23:34thought to be

00:23:34a basking shark

00:23:35swimming in Block Island's

00:23:37Great Salt Pond

00:23:38over the holiday weekend.

00:23:40Millions viewing the video,

00:23:42comparing it

00:23:42to a real-life Jaws.

00:23:44That's a 20-footer.

00:23:4625.

00:23:48Experts say

00:23:49while these types of sharks

00:23:50can get up to 40 feet long,

00:23:52they're not dangerous.

00:23:54This is a big shark.

00:23:55It's the second largest

00:23:56shark in the world.

00:23:57And it is, in fact,

00:23:58a relative

00:23:59of the white shark.

00:24:00But it's feeding

00:24:01a microscopic little plankton.

00:24:03And so,

00:24:03from a distance,

00:24:04you might see this huge fin

00:24:05and be terrified,

00:24:07a la Jaws.

00:24:09But in reality,

00:24:10you've got nothing to fear

00:24:11from a big,

00:24:12basking shark like that.

00:24:13But close encounters

00:24:14still causing concern.

00:24:16You're fine.

00:24:16It's right here.

00:24:17It's right here.

00:24:18The shark swimming

00:24:19just feet from a woman

00:24:20during a guided tour

00:24:21near Panama City Beach, Florida.

00:24:24I think she was initially shocked

00:24:25and, you know,

00:24:26you think you're just going

00:24:27to the beach

00:24:27waist deep of water,

00:24:29but they could be anywhere.

00:24:30The shark appeared

00:24:31to be a black-tip shark,

00:24:33common in this area.

00:24:35Known to swim along the coast

00:24:36in shallow water,

00:24:38reef fish,

00:24:39its main source of food.

00:24:40When you see a shark like that,

00:24:42you really want to stay calm

00:24:43and kind of make sure

00:24:45and gauge what the shark is doing.

00:24:47The shark was just swimming,

00:24:49not erratically,

00:24:50just very slowly

00:24:51and just cruised on by.

00:24:53So we asked our expert,

00:24:55why are we having

00:24:55more shark sightings?

00:24:56He said it's twofold.

00:24:57One, these things,

00:24:59the phones.

00:24:59We're able to document

00:25:00and share the sharks

00:25:01that we are seeing,

00:25:02but also, too,

00:25:04some populations of sharks

00:25:06have increased, Robin.

00:25:08I know,

00:25:08but we're just supposed

00:25:09to stay calm.

00:25:10Yes, stay calm.

00:25:10All right, got it.

00:25:11Most of them aren't

00:25:11trying to eat us.

00:25:12That's true.

00:25:13Thank you, as always, Eva.

00:25:14Coming up, breaking at 8,

00:25:15the new warning

00:25:16about so-called salt bombs

00:25:18in your diet,

00:25:19the foods that could be

00:25:20putting you in a danger zone.

00:25:21And Rebecca is back

00:25:22with a alert about,

00:25:23what, an unexpected

00:25:24price hike here?

00:25:26Yeah, any of you get

00:25:27a message in the mail

00:25:28from your insurance company

00:25:29saying your rates

00:25:30are about to go up?

00:25:31Well, we know people who have,

00:25:33and you might soon

00:25:34be getting one as well.

00:25:36I'll tell you why it's happening

00:25:37and what you can do

00:25:39about it next.

00:25:40Stay with us.

00:25:46We're back now

00:25:47with an alert

00:25:48about another bill

00:25:49that's about to get higher.

00:25:51Insurance premiums

00:25:52and home and auto coverage

00:25:54are set to go up.

00:25:55Rebecca is back,

00:25:57and you're going to tell us

00:25:57what's going on here

00:25:58and what we can do, perhaps?

00:25:59Yes, yes, indeed, Robin.

00:26:01I'm the bearer

00:26:01of the good news today.

00:26:02Okay.

00:26:02People have been feeling

00:26:04these costs rising

00:26:04for some time.

00:26:05Car insurance last year

00:26:06up 20%,

00:26:07home insurance

00:26:08up double digits

00:26:09with the effects

00:26:10of weather, storm damage,

00:26:12and inflation.

00:26:12But now tariffs

00:26:13could drive additional

00:26:15price increases.

00:26:16Take a look at this.

00:26:17One of our staffers

00:26:18received this notice

00:26:19from his insurance company

00:26:21that stated

00:26:22new auto tariffs

00:26:23could directly impact

00:26:25auto insurance premiums

00:26:26caused by rising parts costs

00:26:28and higher car prices.

00:26:30New York State residents,

00:26:31for example,

00:26:32could face an increase

00:26:33of $489 by the end of the year

00:26:36with $110 of that

00:26:38expected to be tied

00:26:39directly to those tariffs.

00:26:42So the tariffs are one reason.

00:26:43What else is causing

00:26:44the rates to go up?

00:26:45You've seen it

00:26:45because of climate change,

00:26:48because of weather,

00:26:49because these companies,

00:26:51insurance companies,

00:26:52are deciding to move

00:26:53out of areas.

00:26:54You've also seen it

00:26:55in areas beyond

00:26:56California and Florida.

00:26:58You know,

00:26:58we had the wildfires.

00:26:59We've had a lot of issues there.

00:27:00But if you look specifically

00:27:02at the breakdown

00:27:02of those tariffs,

00:27:04that 25% tariff

00:27:05took effect earlier this month.

00:27:07About 6 out of 10

00:27:08auto replacement parts

00:27:09are imported now

00:27:10from Mexico,

00:27:11Canada, and China.

00:27:12So there's a good chance

00:27:13if you need your car repaired,

00:27:15it's going to cost more.

00:27:16The American Property

00:27:16Casualty Insurance Association

00:27:18estimates that

00:27:19annual personal auto insurance

00:27:21claims costs

00:27:21could rise by anywhere

00:27:23between $23 billion

00:27:25and $45 billion

00:27:26over a 12-month period.

00:27:28And if you're a homeowner,

00:27:30we've already been seeing

00:27:31estimates that tariffs

00:27:32could increase the price

00:27:34of the building of a home

00:27:36by $11,000.

00:27:38So again,

00:27:38that plays out

00:27:39through the whole system

00:27:40when it comes to insurance.

00:27:41Yeah.

00:27:42It's the little things

00:27:42that all the tariffs

00:27:43bring all adds up.

00:27:45Okay.

00:27:45What can you do?

00:27:46How can we save home

00:27:48and auto insurance?

00:27:49How can we save?

00:27:50Any tips?

00:27:50The number one thing

00:27:51you can do is shop around.

00:27:52So it's important

00:27:54to shop around regularly,

00:27:56even every year,

00:27:57even every couple of months.

00:27:59More people are doing this,

00:28:00which is good news.

00:28:01So you don't have to wait

00:28:03until the end of the year.

00:28:04Ask other insurance companies.

00:28:06Look for discounts.

00:28:07The bundling sometimes.

00:28:08They give you a promotion

00:28:09if you do more than one.

00:28:11And then look at events.

00:28:14You know,

00:28:14if there's a big event,

00:28:15if there's a big insurance claim,

00:28:17you have to think through,

00:28:18how much of that

00:28:20do I want to claim

00:28:21versus not?

00:28:23You have to do that math

00:28:24because insurance companies

00:28:26will drive your rates up,

00:28:27generally speaking,

00:28:28when you make a claim.

00:28:30And especially if you make

00:28:31too many of them.

00:28:33So just think about what...

00:28:34You have to play that out

00:28:35and look at the actual

00:28:36cost-benefit analysis of,

00:28:38okay, if this is a $200 claim,

00:28:40but my rate could go up $300,

00:28:43is it worth it to make this claim?

00:28:45But of course,

00:28:45you want to be insured.

00:28:46That's the whole point

00:28:47of why you get insurance.

00:28:48in the first place.

00:28:49And I'm really intrigued

00:28:50by it.

00:28:51You have to ask a lot

00:28:52with the insurance company.

00:28:53If you ask,

00:28:54you can find...

00:28:54And you might receive.

00:28:55Right.

00:28:56It really does pay.

00:28:57You call in so many cases,

00:28:59calling your credit card company,

00:29:00your insurer,

00:29:01even asking when you're

00:29:03about to buy something

00:29:04at the register,

00:29:05can I get a discount?

00:29:06Oh, I haven't thought

00:29:07about that.

00:29:08You know what?

00:29:08I'm just going to call you.

00:29:10One time I did get

00:29:11a 99% discount.

00:29:13I was with my grandparents

00:29:14in Florida.

00:29:14It was pretty awesome.

00:29:15They thought I had

00:29:16a magic touch.

00:29:17We got it at the counter.

00:29:18On a night down

00:29:19for my grandma.

00:29:2099%?

00:29:20Yeah.

00:29:21And then they wanted me

00:29:21to do all of their,

00:29:23every purchase going forward.

00:29:24I bet.

00:29:25I'm joining your grandparents.

00:29:26You can handle

00:29:27all my purchases

00:29:27going forward, too.

00:29:28Good morning, America.

00:29:33It's 8 a.m.

00:29:34blocked.

00:29:35A panel of judges rules

00:29:36that most of President

00:29:37Trump's tariffs are illegal,

00:29:39saying he overstepped

00:29:39his authority

00:29:40by imposing them

00:29:41on China,

00:29:42Mexico,

00:29:42Canada,

00:29:43and other trading partners.

00:29:45The reaction from

00:29:45the White House

00:29:46and financial markets,

00:29:47what comes next?

00:29:49Hugh Jackman's ex

00:29:50breaks her silence

00:29:51on their split

00:29:52as the couple

00:29:53ends their nearly

00:29:5330-year marriage.

00:29:54Why she calls it

00:29:56a journey of betrayal

00:29:57and what she's learned

00:29:58from their divorce.

00:30:01Billionaire Bieber.

00:30:03Hailey Bieber

00:30:03selling her beauty brand

00:30:05for $1 billion.

00:30:08What she said

00:30:08is next for her.

00:30:11Celebrate good times.

00:30:13Come on.

00:30:13And we're kicking it

00:30:15with Quinta.

00:30:18As the Abbott Elementary

00:30:19star gets the key

00:30:20to the city

00:30:21of brotherly love.

00:30:23This morning,

00:30:24her message for fans

00:30:25and anyone dreaming big

00:30:26as she says...

00:30:28Good morning, America.

00:30:31Live from Times Square,

00:30:33it's Thursday.

00:30:35Good morning, America.

00:30:36Okay, we got a bus on it.

00:30:37Dr. Narula was over there.

00:30:38She was dead

00:30:39since she was hearing the music.

00:30:40We just peeling

00:30:41those layers of that.

00:30:42She's a little cool

00:30:42in the game.

00:30:43Yeah, this celebration.

00:30:44Well, it's a big celebration.

00:30:46Yeah, be careful

00:30:47that I'll put that camera

00:30:47on you in a second.

00:30:49All right, good morning, America.

00:30:51Philadelphia,

00:30:52they love Quinta Bronson.

00:30:53We love her as well.

00:30:55We cannot wait

00:30:56to show you

00:30:56that big celebration

00:30:57for her there

00:30:58in the city of brotherly love.

00:31:00And Tori Johnson

00:31:00is back with even more

00:31:01super saving

00:31:02than this morning's

00:31:03deals and steals.

00:31:04She has clever solutions

00:31:05to make your life easier

00:31:06and everything

00:31:07is at least half off.

00:31:09And we have a GMA health alert

00:31:11about some of your favorite foods

00:31:12that could be called salt bombs

00:31:15that are pushing you

00:31:16way over your daily

00:31:17recommendation of sodium.

00:31:19That is why Dr. Narula is here.

00:31:21She is our chief medical correspondent

00:31:23and a cardiologist.

00:31:24And she's going to break down

00:31:25the study,

00:31:26tell us about the damage

00:31:27too much salt can do.

00:31:28And audition for Dancing with the Stars.

00:31:30Yes, she will.

00:31:32First, look at the top stories

00:31:33breaking at eight.

00:31:33We start with President Trump's trade war.

00:31:35Federal court has blocked

00:31:36his tariffs on China

00:31:37and other countries,

00:31:38ruling that the president

00:31:39had overstepped his authority

00:31:40under the law.

00:31:41I want to go back

00:31:42to our chief White House

00:31:43correspondent, Mary Bruce.

00:31:44Good morning, Mary.

00:31:45Good morning again, George.

00:31:46And this is a huge blow

00:31:47to the president's economic agenda.

00:31:49That federal panel ruling

00:31:51that the president

00:31:51overstepped his authority

00:31:52and that most of his tariffs

00:31:54against China

00:31:54and other U.S. trading partners

00:31:56are illegal.

00:31:57The move effectively brings

00:31:58the president's trade war

00:31:59to a screeching halt.

00:32:01Back in April,

00:32:02you'll recall the president

00:32:03declared a national emergency

00:32:04to impose his so-called

00:32:05reciprocal tariffs on goods

00:32:07from every country

00:32:08that trades with the U.S.

00:32:09without seeking approval

00:32:10from Congress.

00:32:11But overnight,

00:32:12the federal panel ruled

00:32:13that the law, quote,

00:32:14does not authorize the president

00:32:16to use emergency powers

00:32:17to issue tariffs.

00:32:18The judges,

00:32:19appointed by presidents

00:32:20Reagan, Obama, and Trump,

00:32:22is also blocking tariffs

00:32:23Trump imposed on China,

00:32:24Mexico, and Canada

00:32:25to combat fentanyl trafficking

00:32:27because they, quote,

00:32:28do not deal with the threats

00:32:29described in the president's order.

00:32:31The Trump administration

00:32:31is now appealing.

00:32:33The White House rebuking

00:32:34the court,

00:32:34saying in a statement

00:32:35it is not for unelected judges

00:32:37to decide how to properly

00:32:38address a national emergency,

00:32:40adding the administration

00:32:41is committed to using

00:32:42every lever of executive power

00:32:44to address this crisis

00:32:45and restore American greatness.

00:32:47The court has now given

00:32:48the administration 10 days

00:32:49to halt these tariffs,

00:32:51and the Justice Department

00:32:52is now appealing.

00:32:53It sets up a legal fight

00:32:54that could soon reach

00:32:55the Supreme Court.

00:32:56Michael.

00:32:57All right.

00:32:58Thank you for that, Mary.

00:32:59We're going to turn now

00:32:59to the new report

00:33:00about the salt bombs

00:33:01in your diet.

00:33:03Our chief medical correspondent

00:33:04and dancing machine,

00:33:05Dr. Tara Narula,

00:33:06is here with the details

00:33:07and, Doc,

00:33:08this study,

00:33:09I had to get you with that.

00:33:10This study,

00:33:11it makes a point

00:33:12that all the communities

00:33:13are taking in too much salt.

00:33:15The biggest,

00:33:16you know,

00:33:17tell us about

00:33:17the biggest culprits

00:33:18for this.

00:33:19So this was a study

00:33:20that looked at different races

00:33:21and ethnicities in this country

00:33:22to see where are we getting

00:33:23the most sodium and salt

00:33:24in our diet.

00:33:25And the biggest culprits,

00:33:26well, my favorite food,

00:33:27pizza is one of them,

00:33:28as well as soups and chickens

00:33:30across the board.

00:33:31When they broke it down

00:33:32based on race and ethnicity,

00:33:33for Asian Americans,

00:33:34a lot of salt is coming

00:33:36from soy mixtures,

00:33:37sauces,

00:33:38as well as fish and rice.

00:33:40For African Americans,

00:33:41it was chicken patties,

00:33:42nuggets,

00:33:43and tenders.

00:33:44For Caucasians,

00:33:45it was pizza,

00:33:46cold cuts,

00:33:46and cured meats.

00:33:48And then for Mexican Americans,

00:33:49a lot of it was burritos

00:33:50and tacos.

00:33:51So in general,

00:33:52Americans are eating

00:33:53about 3,400 milligrams a day,

00:33:55which is way more

00:33:56than we should be getting.

00:33:57The recommended limit

00:33:58is about 2,300 milligrams.

00:34:00And actually,

00:34:00the American Heart Association

00:34:01says we should really strive

00:34:03for 1,500 milligrams.

00:34:04So to give you an idea

00:34:05of what that is,

00:34:06that's not a lot.

00:34:07It's about a little more

00:34:07than a half a teaspoon of salt.

00:34:10And so a lot of this

00:34:11is coming from what we're eating

00:34:12outside the house,

00:34:12not the salt shaker.

00:34:13About 70% is from

00:34:14those processed, packaged,

00:34:15or restaurant-bought foods.

00:34:17And so to give you some idea,

00:34:19a piece of pizza,

00:34:20a slice,

00:34:20has about 600 milligrams

00:34:21of sodium.

00:34:23A chicken nugget pack,

00:34:25that's fast food,

00:34:26about 800 milligrams,

00:34:26and a slice of bacon,

00:34:28400 milligrams.

00:34:29So this is a lot.

00:34:30It adds up fast.

00:34:31Why is this so bad?

00:34:32Well, we know that salt

00:34:33contributes to high blood pressure,

00:34:34heart failure,

00:34:35kidney disease,

00:34:36stroke, osteoporosis,

00:34:38and even stomach

00:34:39or gastric cancer.

00:34:40So really important

00:34:40for us to pay attention.

00:34:41So if you add salt

00:34:43on top of any food,

00:34:44you're almost certainly

00:34:44going over the limits.

00:34:45Correct.

00:34:45So you really shouldn't be

00:34:46adding salt at all

00:34:48because you're getting it

00:34:49from all these sources

00:34:49that you really don't realize.

00:34:50And you're a cardiologist,

00:34:51you deal with this every day.

00:34:53I do.

00:34:53What can you do to cut back?

00:34:54You know, well,

00:34:55a lot of it is educating patients.

00:34:56So when I talk to my patients

00:34:57about high blood pressure,

00:34:58in addition to talking

00:34:59about medication,

00:34:59we talk about lifestyle,

00:35:01and salt is one of them.

00:35:02Reading nutrition labels

00:35:03is a really great start

00:35:04to see what am I getting, right?

00:35:06You also want to shop

00:35:07for foods that are maybe

00:35:08frozen or fresh,

00:35:09not those packaged

00:35:10and processed foods.

00:35:11If you buy canned beans

00:35:12or vegetables,

00:35:13rinse them off.

00:35:14That can actually eliminate

00:35:15about 40% of the sodium.

00:35:17When you cook,

00:35:18use things like citrus,

00:35:19vinegar, garlic, onions,

00:35:21or salt substitutes.

00:35:22One thing that a lot of patients

00:35:23don't know or people

00:35:24is potassium.

00:35:25So more potassium in your diet.

00:35:27Foods like spinach,

00:35:28cantaloupe, beans, bananas,

00:35:29that can actually

00:35:30lower blood pressure.

00:35:32And then the condiments

00:35:33that we talked about,

00:35:34like soy sauce,

00:35:34so ketchup, pickles,

00:35:35relish, salad dressings,

00:35:36that hides a lot of it.

00:35:37So you want to maybe

00:35:38get that on the side.

00:35:40And then, you know,

00:35:40your body will get used

00:35:41to less salt.

00:35:42If you're used to a lot of it,

00:35:43the more you eliminate it,

00:35:44your taste buds will change

00:35:45and you won't need it so much.

00:35:47And I'm glad you said that

00:35:48because I have so many friends

00:35:49who just grab the salt

00:35:50straight before they taste it

00:35:51and they just throw it on

00:35:52whatever they're eating.

00:35:53Yeah, and it's just

00:35:54a really great way.

00:35:55Nobody wants to take

00:35:55blood pressure medicine.

00:35:56Trust me when I tell my patients

00:35:57they really don't want.

00:35:58This is a great way to start

00:36:00so you don't have to

00:36:00maybe get on the road

00:36:01to medication.

00:36:02Thank you, Doc.

00:36:03As always.

00:36:04Coming up in our GMA Morning Menu,

00:36:05who Jackman's ex on their split

00:36:07and why she feels betrayed.

00:36:09Also had Haley Bieber's

00:36:11billion dollar deal.

00:36:11We have the latest

00:36:12on her popular skincare

00:36:13brand, Rode,

00:36:14and the 28-year-old

00:36:15new mom's big dreams.

00:36:16Plus the news that

00:36:18has Mamma Mia fans saying,

00:36:19please, please, please.

00:36:21We're going to tell you why.

00:36:22And Lori's here

00:36:23with the right fit.

00:36:24Hey, Lori.

00:36:26Hey, Michael.

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00:36:33coming up

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00:36:55Wet, wet morning here

00:36:56in Times Square,

00:36:57but we're back

00:36:57with our GMA cover story.

00:36:59Hugh Jackman's wife,

00:36:59Deborah Lee Furness,

00:37:00files for divorce

00:37:01after nearly 30 years

00:37:03of marriage.

00:37:04Rhiannon Alley here

00:37:04with the story.

00:37:05Good morning, Rhiannon.

00:37:05Hey, good morning, George.

00:37:07Yeah, breakups are rarely easy,

00:37:08especially when you've

00:37:09been together for decades.

00:37:10Hugh Jackman's ex

00:37:11says she believes God

00:37:12and the universe

00:37:13is always working,

00:37:15and that belief

00:37:15has helped her navigate

00:37:16the breakdown

00:37:17of her marriage.

00:37:19I do have a mint.

00:37:21That is gold.

00:37:23Is that gold?

00:37:24And thank you.

00:37:25And that was it.

00:37:26This morning, Hugh Jackman's ex,

00:37:28actor and producer

00:37:29Deborah Lee Furness

00:37:31is speaking out

00:37:32after she and her husband

00:37:33of nearly 30 years

00:37:34separated.

00:37:36Furness releasing

00:37:36a statement saying,

00:37:38my heart and compassion

00:37:39goes out to everyone

00:37:40who has traversed

00:37:41the traumatic journey

00:37:42of betrayal,

00:37:43calling the breakup

00:37:44a profound wound

00:37:45that cuts deep.

00:37:47Furness and Jackman

00:37:48got married in 1996

00:37:50after meeting the year before

00:37:51on the Australian TV show,

00:37:54Corelli.

00:37:55When did you get hurt?

00:37:56Furness was the star.

00:37:58Jackman, new on the scene

00:37:59in his first role

00:38:00out of acting school.

00:38:02I fell.

00:38:05Did you fall

00:38:06or were you pushed?

00:38:07The two getting engaged

00:38:08after dating

00:38:09for just four months.

00:38:10Jackman's career

00:38:11skyrocketing in 2000

00:38:13with his breakout role

00:38:14as Wolverine in X-Men.

00:38:16This is the stupidest

00:38:17thing I've ever heard.

00:38:18He would go on

00:38:19to play the character

00:38:19nine more times.

00:38:21Trust me, kid.

00:38:22I'm no hero.

00:38:22Most recently,

00:38:24alongside Ryan Reynolds

00:38:25in Deadpool and Wolverine,

00:38:27Jackman talking about

00:38:28his and Debra's relationship

00:38:29through the years,

00:38:30previously telling People TV

00:38:32about the moment they met.

00:38:34She put out a hand

00:38:35and took off her sunglasses

00:38:36and said,

00:38:36hi, I'm Debra Lee Furness.

00:38:38Nice to meet you.

00:38:38And I remember thinking,

00:38:39I like this girl.

00:38:40Just another Monday night

00:38:41spending seven hours

00:38:42getting dressed.

00:38:43The couple raising

00:38:44two children together

00:38:45before separating in 2023.

00:38:48Furness saying that

00:38:49one thing she's learned

00:38:50from the divorce

00:38:51is that none of this

00:38:52is personal.

00:38:53We are all on

00:38:54our individual journeys

00:38:55and I believe that

00:38:56the relationships

00:38:57in our lives

00:38:57are not random.

00:38:59We are drawn to people.

00:39:00We invite them in

00:39:01in order to learn

00:39:02our lessons

00:39:02and to recognize

00:39:03and heal the broken

00:39:04parts of ourselves.

00:39:05I remain grateful.

00:39:07Their divorce filings

00:39:08indicate the terms

00:39:09are uncontested

00:39:10and will only need

00:39:11a sign-off from a judge.

00:39:13Obviously,

00:39:13a tough situation, guys.

00:39:15A tough situation

00:39:15and we wish both of them

00:39:17well.

00:39:18Thank you, Rhiannon.

00:39:19Okay, guys,

00:39:20we're going to turn now

00:39:21to beauty mogul

00:39:22Hailey Bieber

00:39:23who's officially sold

00:39:24her popular beauty brand

00:39:26for $1 billion

00:39:27after just three years

00:39:30after launching

00:39:31but the road to riches

00:39:32for the 28-year-old new mom

00:39:34included some serious

00:39:35health struggles.

00:39:38This morning,

00:39:39actress and model

00:39:40Hailey Bieber

00:39:41is officially adding mogul

00:39:43to her resume

00:39:43after striking a billion-dollar deal

00:39:46to sell her skincare brand,

00:39:48road to beauty giant elf.

00:39:50In a post on Instagram,

00:39:52Bieber writing,

00:39:52I always had big dreams

00:39:54for the company

00:39:55and the most important thing

00:39:56to me is to keep bringing road

00:39:58to more spaces,

00:39:59places, and faces globally.

00:40:01Adding in an official statement,

00:40:03from day one,

00:40:04my vision for road

00:40:05has been to make essential skincare

00:40:07and hybrid makeup

00:40:08you can use every day.

00:40:11The fast-growing brand,

00:40:12just three years old,

00:40:14founded on Bieber's skincare philosophy

00:40:16of One of Everything Really Good,

00:40:18made up of innovative products

00:40:20that she says are intended

00:40:21to glaze your skin with goodness.

00:40:25Hailey Bieber building her business

00:40:26while facing numerous health battles,

00:40:28including a mini-stroke

00:40:30and a hemorrhaging

00:40:31after giving birth.

00:40:32In reaction to the news,

00:40:33Hailey Bieber's husband,

00:40:35two-time Grammy Award-winning artist

00:40:37Justin Bieber,

00:40:38showing his support

00:40:39by sharing her announcement

00:40:40on his own Instagram.

00:40:42Hailey replying

00:40:42with a simple emoji

00:40:44and heart.

00:40:46And Hailey plans to stay on

00:40:48as chief creative officer

00:40:49and head of innovation

00:40:51for the company,

00:40:52hoping to lead the brand

00:40:53into its next phase.

00:40:55It will certainly have

00:40:55much greater reach,

00:40:56and of course she has huge reach

00:40:58through all of her social media channels.

00:41:00My girls love it.

00:41:01Go to my girls too?

00:41:02Yep.

00:41:02Yeah.

00:41:02There you go.

00:41:03Good for her.

00:41:03That was some pop news.

00:41:04I'm wearing it right now.

00:41:05All right.

00:41:07We're going to begin pop news today

00:41:09with Wrexham Football Club

00:41:11continuing their hot streak.

00:41:12FX has announced

00:41:13that Welcome to Wrexham,

00:41:15that docu-series

00:41:16that follows the players,

00:41:17fans, and owners,

00:41:18Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhinney,

00:41:20has officially been renewed

00:41:22for season five.

00:41:23The news coming just a month

00:41:24after the club secured

00:41:26an historic back-to-back-to-back promotion

00:41:29moving up through the ranks

00:41:31of English football.

00:41:32They are third division champions

00:41:33back in April,

00:41:34taking them one step away

00:41:36from the Premier League,

00:41:38if you can believe it.

00:41:39And FX has also announced

00:41:40the show's spin-off series,

00:41:42Nekoxa,

00:41:43which follows Reynolds

00:41:44and McElhinney

00:41:45as they team up

00:41:46with Eva Longoria

00:41:47to transform that storied

00:41:49Mexican football club.

00:41:50That will premiere this summer.

00:41:52And the next episode

00:41:53of season four

00:41:55of Welcome to Wrexham

00:41:56airs tonight

00:41:56at 9 Eastern on FX.

00:41:59It streams the next day

00:41:59on Hulu.

00:42:00They just keep winning.

00:42:01They keep on going.

00:42:02In every way.

00:42:03And now for some movie news

00:42:05with a musical twist.

00:42:06It has ABBA fans saying,

00:42:08please, please, please.

00:42:09Deadline sitting down

00:42:11with Mamma Mia producer

00:42:12Judy Kramer

00:42:12to get an update

00:42:13on the next chapter

00:42:14of the big screen sensation.

00:42:16And they addressed

00:42:17the possibility

00:42:17of Sabrina Carpenter

00:42:19joining the Mamma Mia 3 cast.

00:42:22Judy did not close the door.

00:42:24She was asked

00:42:24who Sabrina could possibly play.

00:42:27And she replied,

00:42:28quote,

00:42:28she would be a goddess

00:42:29or some relation

00:42:30who would look very much

00:42:31like Meryl Streep.

00:42:33It's been seven years

00:42:34since Mamma Mia

00:42:35here we go again

00:42:36hit theaters.

00:42:37Kramer says,

00:42:38we know what we want to do

00:42:40with the next movie

00:42:40and it will happen.

00:42:42She says,

00:42:42they want to bring

00:42:43everybody back together

00:42:44including Meryl Streep.

00:42:46Something to look forward to.

00:42:47They have to call it

00:42:48Mamma 3-a.

00:42:49They must.

00:42:50They have to.

00:42:52I don't even need

00:42:52a producer credit for that.

00:42:54But I would like one.

00:42:55Also this morning,

00:42:56it is game set match

00:42:58for Pop News.

00:42:59Your face is not

00:43:00making me happy right now,

00:43:02Michael.

00:43:02You're laughing at me.

00:43:02It's funny.

00:43:03That was great.

00:43:04Okay, thanks.

00:43:05All right.

00:43:05I'll keep it moving.

00:43:07Tennis news, everyone.

00:43:08U.S. Open.

00:43:09This morning,

00:43:10the U.S. Tennis Association

00:43:12has revealed their theme

00:43:13for the 2025 tournament

00:43:15and the theme is

00:43:16celebrating 75 years

00:43:18of breaking barriers.

00:43:19The USTA says

00:43:20this theme is all about

00:43:22honoring Althea Gibson,

00:43:23an 11-time Grand Slam champ.

00:43:25She broke the color barrier

00:43:26on the court

00:43:27during the 1950

00:43:29U.S. National Championships

00:43:30and this year's

00:43:31U.S. Open artwork

00:43:32was created by

00:43:33Melissa Kobe

00:43:34who's making history

00:43:35as the first

00:43:36black theme artist

00:43:37for the Open.

00:43:39She's bringing

00:43:39that 3-D portrait

00:43:40of Althea Gibson

00:43:41to life

00:43:42and the U.S. Open

00:43:43hits off

00:43:44on Sunday,

00:43:45August 24th

00:43:46and tickets

00:43:47go on sale

00:43:48tomorrow

00:43:48at 9 a.m.

00:43:50at usopen.org.

00:43:54It's time for

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00:49:12Welcome back to GMA

00:49:14live from Times Square.

00:49:20That is the Disney musical

00:49:21Aladdin as it's performed

00:49:22around the world

00:49:23from Broadway to Tokyo.

00:49:25As Asian American,

00:49:26Native Hawaiian,

00:49:27Pacific Islander

00:49:28Heritage Month

00:49:28comes to a close,

00:49:29we're bringing you

00:49:30a special live event

00:49:30featuring performers

00:49:31from those communities

00:49:32from Disney musicals

00:49:33around the world.

00:49:34And it all happens

00:49:36tomorrow right here on GMA.

00:49:37Yeah, it's going to be

00:49:38a lot of fun.

00:49:39And now to Abbott Elementary

00:49:40creator and star Quinta Bronson.

00:49:42She got a huge honor

00:49:43in her hometown of Philadelphia

00:49:44where the hit show takes place.

00:49:47Getting the key to the city

00:49:48of brotherly love.

00:49:49And let me tell you,

00:49:50the love didn't stop there.

00:49:52Jaday Norman was there

00:49:53for the big day.

00:49:55I've been looking forward

00:49:56to this all year.

00:49:58Lila made me realize

00:50:00that if even one kid

00:50:02wants to do this,

00:50:02then maybe it's worth it

00:50:03to keep going.

00:50:05She can be the sun

00:50:06and the moon

00:50:07and the planets.

00:50:08Abbott Elementary's

00:50:09Quinta Bronson

00:50:10is a testament

00:50:11of what happens

00:50:12to cultivated dreams

00:50:13back in Philadelphia.

00:50:15Thank you

00:50:16for never allowing anyone

00:50:20to put your Philadelphia

00:50:22grit and resilience

00:50:23in a box.

00:50:25The hometown

00:50:26where it all started,

00:50:28honoring her

00:50:28in the biggest way.

00:50:30Congratulations.

00:50:32On getting the key

00:50:32to the city.

00:50:34What does that mean to you

00:50:36that the work

00:50:37that you have done

00:50:38to spotlight Philly

00:50:39and all of that

00:50:41just being like

00:50:41coming back full circle

00:50:43to you?

00:50:43It means that

00:50:44what I've done

00:50:46with Abbott,

00:50:47which will always

00:50:48feel very intimate,

00:50:49you know,

00:50:49it'll always just feel

00:50:50like me making a show

00:50:52in my apartment

00:50:53and hoping that

00:50:54someone picks it up.

00:50:55It does mean that

00:50:55it's bigger than

00:50:56I could have ever imagined.

00:50:58We have to see

00:50:59ourselves in the big picture.

00:51:01Bronson,

00:51:02returning to her

00:51:02alma mater,

00:51:03the Andrew Hamilton School,

00:51:05hoping to help

00:51:06plant seeds of success

00:51:07for the next generation,

00:51:09unveiling a new mural

00:51:10titled Blooming Futures.

00:51:13Murals in this city

00:51:15are life-changing.

00:51:16Seeing one changes

00:51:17how you look

00:51:18at your city,

00:51:19how you look

00:51:19at yourself,

00:51:20how you look

00:51:20at your neighborhood

00:51:20to help them

00:51:22see themselves,

00:51:24you know,

00:51:25on this big wall

00:51:26and see them

00:51:27as beautifully

00:51:28as that mural

00:51:28depicts them.

00:51:30The vibrant work

00:51:30featuring actual

00:51:32students and teachers

00:51:33is a partnership

00:51:34with Mural Arts,

00:51:36the nation's largest

00:51:37public art program

00:51:38that aims to beautify,

00:51:40inspire,

00:51:41and empower

00:51:42of program Bronson

00:51:44herself was once

00:51:45a part of.

00:51:46These murals

00:51:46are about legacy.

00:51:48We're excited

00:51:49to work with you all

00:51:49to figure out

00:51:50what represents

00:51:50legacy for Abbott Elementary.

00:51:53The program featured

00:51:54on season two

00:51:55of Abbott.

00:51:56I think growing up

00:51:57in a city like Philly,

00:51:58you start to learn

00:52:00that many people

00:52:01don't see past today.

00:52:02And if you can't see

00:52:03a future,

00:52:05a tomorrow,

00:52:05at the very least,

00:52:07that has an effect

00:52:08on how you live your life.

00:52:09You have to be able

00:52:10to think there's

00:52:10something to wake up

00:52:11for tomorrow.

00:52:12And the Emmy goes

00:52:13to Quinta Bronson

00:52:15Abbott Elementary.

00:52:19Now,

00:52:20a two-time Emmy winner

00:52:22and the first

00:52:22Black woman to win

00:52:23Best Actress

00:52:24in a Network Comedy

00:52:25in over 40 years,

00:52:27Bronson says

00:52:28her success

00:52:29was far from luck.

00:52:31You said that

00:52:32yourself from years ago

00:52:33to see where you are now,

00:52:34you would say,

00:52:35exactly, period.

00:52:36This is what you worked for.

00:52:38Very true.

00:52:39What would you say

00:52:40to someone

00:52:40who is going

00:52:41through that process

00:52:42and still trying

00:52:43to get to their

00:52:44exactly, period, point?

00:52:46I think

00:52:47you just look

00:52:49at those tough days

00:52:50as part

00:52:53of the process.

00:52:56That tough day

00:52:57will come in handy

00:52:58later for storytelling

00:53:01or whatever it is

00:53:01you want to do.

00:53:02And so,

00:53:03if you're really

00:53:04supposed to do it,

00:53:05you'll find your place

00:53:06in it.

00:53:07And your place

00:53:08may not be

00:53:08what you expected.

00:53:10For Good Morning America,

00:53:11Janae Norman,

00:53:12ABC News, New York.

00:53:15Well, Quinta

00:53:15has definitely

00:53:15found her place in it,

00:53:17which is on top.

00:53:18I love it.

00:53:18She's great.

00:53:19All right, Rebecca,

00:53:20what you got?

00:53:21She did indeed.

00:53:21Thanks, Michael.

00:53:22Okay, we're going to

00:53:23turn now to a look

00:53:24at castor oil.

00:53:26The home remedy staple

00:53:27is back in the spotlight

00:53:28thanks to TikTok

00:53:29with videos racking up

00:53:31400 million views.

00:53:32People claim it can

00:53:33detox your organs,

00:53:35regrow your hair,

00:53:36and even naturally

00:53:37induce labor.

00:53:39Our chief medical

00:53:40correspondent,

00:53:40Dr. Tara Narula,

00:53:41is back to break down

00:53:43if castor oil

00:53:44is worth the hype.

00:53:46Great to see you again,

00:53:48Dr. Dancing Queen.

00:53:49Okay, break this down

00:53:51for us.

00:53:51Is this real?

00:53:52What can it actually do?

00:53:53Well, castor oil

00:53:54is a vegetable oil

00:53:56that's derived

00:53:56from the castor plant,

00:53:58the beans and seeds.

00:53:58It's been used

00:53:59for thousands of years.

00:54:00In fact, supposedly

00:54:01Cleopatra used it

00:54:02to brighten her eyes.

00:54:03So it goes all the way

00:54:03back to ancient Egypt.

00:54:05We do find it in cosmetics

00:54:06and other products.

00:54:07But the only FDA-approved

00:54:09indication for it

00:54:10is as a stimulant laxative

00:54:11for those individuals

00:54:12who may have constipation.

00:54:14You can use it

00:54:15as a one-time dose,

00:54:1615 to 60 milliliters.

00:54:18It works within a few hours.

00:54:19It's definitely not

00:54:20a first-line treatment

00:54:21for constipation,

00:54:22and you shouldn't

00:54:22use it long-term.

00:54:23And if you overdo it

00:54:25in terms of gesting it,

00:54:27you can actually end up

00:54:27with chest pain,

00:54:28shortness of breath,

00:54:29nausea, diarrhea,

00:54:30dizziness.

00:54:31Every time you see

00:54:32one of these easy fixes

00:54:34with household products

00:54:35on TikTok,

00:54:35you really want it to work,

00:54:37or at least I do.

00:54:37I feel that way.

00:54:39Is it actually,

00:54:40I mean, you mentioned

00:54:41Cleopatra.

00:54:42Right.

00:54:42Is it really a replacement

00:54:43for eye patches?

00:54:44Is it going to induce labor?

00:54:46Yeah.

00:54:47Well, my 12-year-old

00:54:48this morning told me

00:54:48she heard it grows hair

00:54:49from TikTok.

00:54:51And so let me tell you

00:54:52what I told her,

00:54:52which is you cannot believe

00:54:53everything you see

00:54:54on TikTok.

00:54:55And a lot of what you're seeing

00:54:56is anecdotal,

00:54:57but not based

00:54:58in really good scientific evidence.

00:54:59So what is based on evidence?

00:55:01Well, we do know

00:55:02that it does have

00:55:02some antibacterial properties,

00:55:05also maybe some

00:55:05anti-inflammatory properties,

00:55:07and it is moisturizing

00:55:08because it's an oil.

00:55:09That being said,

00:55:10there's no data

00:55:11to really support

00:55:11its use as packs.

00:55:12A lot of people

00:55:13on TikTok use it as packs.

00:55:15Also, no data to support

00:55:16hair growth or eyelash growth.

00:55:18In fact, you have to be careful

00:55:19because if it does get

00:55:20in your eyes,

00:55:21it can cause damage

00:55:22to the cornea,

00:55:23possible infection.

00:55:24If you use it on your skin

00:55:26as a moisturizing agent,

00:55:27it may make your hair shinier

00:55:29or your face a little brighter.

00:55:30But if you use too much

00:55:31because it's so thick,

00:55:32it can clog your pores

00:55:33and lead to acne.

00:55:34And some people can actually

00:55:35develop a contact dermatitis

00:55:37or an allergic reaction from it.

00:55:38And as far as the question

00:55:39about labor,

00:55:41so actually it can

00:55:42potentially induce labor

00:55:44and lead to contractions.

00:55:45So the recommendation

00:55:46is that pregnant women

00:55:47should not be using castor oil

00:55:49for that very reason.

00:55:50So your 12-year-old daughter,

00:55:52would you let her use it?

00:55:53And how would you tell her

00:55:53to incorporate it if she did?

00:55:55Right.

00:55:55I mean, listen,

00:55:56what the dermatologists say

00:55:57is that maybe you can use it

00:55:58on your lips

00:55:59if your lips are a little bit chapped

00:56:00and lightly on your hair

00:56:02or your skin if you needed to,

00:56:03but definitely staying away

00:56:04from the eyes.

00:56:05But the bottom line

00:56:06is you should always talk

00:56:07to your doctor.

00:56:08And if you're using it

00:56:09for the FDA-approved indication

00:56:10as a laxative,

00:56:11that's probably the way to go.

00:56:12Dr. Darula,

00:56:14as always,

00:56:14you've got all the answers.

00:56:17Coming up here,

00:56:18Lori B. is back

00:56:19with the right fit,

00:56:21the best styles of sunglasses

00:56:23for different face shapes.

00:56:34Welcome back.

00:56:35We have some good news

00:56:36for fans of Duck Dynasty.

00:56:37The Robertsons are back

00:56:39with a new series.

00:56:40It's called Duck Dynasty,

00:56:42The Revival.

00:56:43It centers on Willie

00:56:44and Corey Robertson

00:56:45as they navigate life

00:56:46with their growing family.

00:56:47It premieres this Sunday

00:56:48at 9 Eastern and Pacific

00:56:49on A&E.

00:56:50Now we go to the

00:56:51right fit sunglasses edition.

00:56:53Our GMA lifestyle contributor,

00:56:55Lori Bergamotto,

00:56:55is here with tips

00:56:56to help us find

00:56:57the perfect shades

00:56:58for the shape of your face.

00:56:59And you can shop

00:57:00for all of these sunglasses

00:57:01on our website.

00:57:01Lori, I started off

00:57:02by wondering,

00:57:04wait, what face shape

00:57:05do I have?

00:57:06I think a lot of people

00:57:06wonder that,

00:57:07but then also,

00:57:08what do we look for

00:57:08for sunglasses?

00:57:09Right.

00:57:10Well, so to answer

00:57:10your first question,

00:57:11first of all,

00:57:11you have a beautiful face,

00:57:13Ginger Z.

00:57:13I don't even know

00:57:14what shape it is.

00:57:14I would say that

00:57:15you're probably heart-shaped

00:57:16or round.

00:57:18That would be my guess.

00:57:19But if you guys don't know

00:57:20or at home you don't know,

00:57:22you can easily pop

00:57:23into an optician's office

00:57:24and find out.

00:57:25You can also,

00:57:25there are certain filters

00:57:26on different social media platforms

00:57:28that you can look at

00:57:29and it will tell you

00:57:30what your face shape is.

00:57:31It also changes with age.

00:57:32But anyway,

00:57:33and pregnancy

00:57:34and a few other things.

00:57:35Exactly.

00:57:36Okay, so first up

00:57:37we have these

00:57:37and they're for a round face.

00:57:39Yes, so we actually

00:57:40spoke to an optician.

00:57:41Her name is Chelsea Langton

00:57:43and she gave me

00:57:43great tips for all of these.

00:57:45You can go out there.

00:57:45They're cute.

00:57:45Pick them up,

00:57:46play with them.

00:57:47And what she said

00:57:48is no matter

00:57:48what your face shape is,

00:57:49there are two things

00:57:50that really matter.

00:57:50Oh, I like those on you, Ginger.

00:57:51They look great.

00:57:52So maybe you do

00:57:53have a round face.

00:57:54But there are two things

00:57:55that are really important.

00:57:56One, your pupil should be

00:57:57centered in the middle

00:57:57of the lens

00:57:58and you should be able

00:57:59to see at least

00:58:00half of your eyebrow,

00:58:01which we can see here on Ginger.

00:58:03You never want

00:58:04to completely cover it.

00:58:05Now, now that we got

00:58:06that out of the way,

00:58:07if you do have a round face,

00:58:08what you're trying to do

00:58:09is add some sculptural effect.

00:58:11You're trying to lift

00:58:12your cheekbones.

00:58:13So you should go for things

00:58:14that have sharp corners,

00:58:16more geometric lines,

00:58:18bold, thick frames,

00:58:19which is part of the reason

00:58:20we chose this cabana pair

00:58:21from J. Crew.

00:58:23And everything you're seeing

00:58:24today, ladies,

00:58:25everything's on sale

00:58:25and everything is under $60.

00:58:28So really good deals

00:58:29on all of that.

00:58:30But what we loved about these,

00:58:32it has that slight cat eye lift.

00:58:34Yes.

00:58:34And that really is going

00:58:36to just give you

00:58:37higher cheekbones.

00:58:38It's going to add

00:58:38a little bit of like

00:58:39a chiseled look

00:58:40to a round face.

00:58:41So we loved these.

00:58:43And she said,

00:58:43if you have a round face,

00:58:44the key is avoiding

00:58:45tiny frames.

00:58:47Width is very important.

00:58:48No filler needed.

00:58:49You need to keep those, Ginger.

00:58:50They look great on you.

00:58:51They're great.

00:58:51All right.

00:58:51So oval face?

00:58:53Oval face.

00:58:53So if you have

00:58:53an oval face shape,

00:58:55which is the most common

00:58:56face shape,

00:58:58congratulations,

00:58:58you're in love.

00:58:59Because the good news

00:59:00when we spoke to Chelsea,

00:59:02she said that every frame

00:59:03looks good on,

00:59:05those look really good on you.

00:59:07Look at those.

00:59:07And you definitely

00:59:08have an oval face shape.

00:59:10So those really work for you.

00:59:11Are we sure about that?

00:59:12I think you really do.

00:59:13So these are from Diff.

00:59:14And what,

00:59:15if you have an oval face shape,

00:59:17the key is keeping that balance

00:59:18because your face

00:59:19is so symmetrical.

00:59:20You want to keep that balance.

00:59:22And one of the ways

00:59:22that you are able to do that

00:59:24is you want to, again,

00:59:25go for width.

00:59:26So you're going to choose

00:59:27wider frames.

00:59:27And that's going to really

00:59:29help balance it out.

00:59:30This is the Diff Indie.

00:59:32Guys,

00:59:32Diff is such a great company.

00:59:33I don't know if you know this,

00:59:34but every pair of Diff sunglasses

00:59:36you buy,

00:59:37they give eye care

00:59:38or a pair of glasses

00:59:39to someone in need.

00:59:40So it's a really great company.

00:59:42And they're so fun.

00:59:43There's so many fun shades.

00:59:44You can get these in prescription

00:59:45if you need them,

00:59:46like I'm speaking for myself.

00:59:47Okay, you need those too, Ginger.

00:59:47See, and these feel tight.

00:59:49I could, like, run in them,

00:59:50I feel like.

00:59:50Ooh, very stylish.

00:59:52This actually goes really well

00:59:53with your outfit.

00:59:53So they come in such fun frames.

00:59:55I like these.

00:59:57Okay, so now we're moving on

00:59:58to our next face shape,

01:00:00which is the heart-shaped face.

01:00:02Oh, okay.

01:00:02So I always think of, like,

01:00:03Reese Witherspoon

01:00:04as, like, the poster girl

01:00:05for a heart-shaped face, right?

01:00:06That makes sense, yes.

01:00:07So in order to balance that,

01:00:09you want to go for oval, round.

01:00:11You can even do semi-rimless with this.

01:00:14We focus on rounded frames

01:00:16because they really soften,

01:00:17like, if you have, like,

01:00:18a wider forehead.

01:00:19But ladies, these look really good

01:00:20on you as well.

01:00:21I really like these.

01:00:22Everything's really working.

01:00:23These are my favorites so far on me.

01:00:25Okay, so this is from Quince,

01:00:27and these are the Avery.

01:00:28We love these because also,

01:00:30even though they're only $50,

01:00:32what's really cool about these

01:00:33is they have those flexible nose pads.

01:00:35And that's another thing.

01:00:36Yes, another thing that our expert told us

01:00:39is that if you can,

01:00:40because sometimes they're more expensive,

01:00:41but if you can find

01:00:42the flexible nose pads,

01:00:43that's going to help make you

01:00:45have a more customized fit

01:00:46than just the acetate.

01:00:48So that's a really good thing to look for.

01:00:50And at $50,

01:00:51those are the thing to get.

01:00:53So we love those.

01:00:54Square.

01:00:54So we're going to move on to square.

01:00:56And this you may have also seen,

01:00:58if you're an extremely online person,

01:01:00everything is about

01:01:01that oval face shape.

01:01:04So square draws an angular features.

01:01:06They're really going to pop

01:01:07if you introduce some curves

01:01:08into the frame.

01:01:10And the oval frames here are a winner.

01:01:12We found these at Nordstrom.

01:01:13They're from Les Specs.

01:01:15They have that retro vibe.

01:01:17So cool.

01:01:17They come in so many different colors.

01:01:19And I want to get to this last one.

01:01:20Yes, yes.

01:01:20Even though you two were so great

01:01:22and everything looked good on you,

01:01:23this is the universal pick.

01:01:25Oh.

01:01:26Round frame.

01:01:28So no matter what your face shape,

01:01:29these will look good on you.

01:01:30From Amazon,

01:01:31these are called Sojos.

01:01:32You guys,

01:01:33they're on sale right now

01:01:34for just over $12.

01:01:36These look good on everybody.

01:01:38I like these.

01:01:38I'm going to put a pair on as well.

01:01:40Let's do that.

01:01:41Enjoy.

01:01:41All right.

01:01:42And you can shop

01:01:43for all of these sunglasses,

01:01:45the ones on our face,

01:01:46as well as all the rest

01:01:47on GoodMorningAmerica.com.

01:01:48And coming up,

01:01:49two of the stars

01:01:50of the new comedy,

01:01:51Adults, are here.

01:01:52Jack Inanen

01:01:53and Malik Elisal

01:01:54are joining us live.

01:01:56There they are.

01:01:56We'll get them some sunglasses.

01:02:07We're back with two stars

01:02:08who've excited Michael Sterihan.

01:02:10They're the stars

01:02:10of the new comedy series,

01:02:11Adult,

01:02:12which the New York Times

01:02:12calls Friends for a New Generation.

01:02:14It follows a group of 20-somethings

01:02:15living together

01:02:16and figuring out their lives.

01:02:17Malik Elisal,

01:02:19Jack Inanen,

01:02:19here to tell us about it.

01:02:20Thanks for coming in, guys.

01:02:21Thank you, man.

01:02:22You have to answer

01:02:22Michael's question later.

01:02:24Yes.

01:02:24Jack, tell us about the show.

01:02:27It's a hilarious,

01:02:28hilarious comedy

01:02:29about five 20-somethings,

01:02:32figuring out what that means

01:02:33to be in your 20s,

01:02:34all living together

01:02:35in Samir's parents' house

01:02:36out in Queens.

01:02:38Yes.

01:02:38And Malik,

01:02:39the show taps into

01:02:41when you were,

01:02:41you know,

01:02:42the time of your life

01:02:42when your friends

01:02:43or your family.

01:02:44So what did you all do

01:02:46to make that connection?

01:02:47Man,

01:02:48we got to go out to Toronto

01:02:50a little early

01:02:51is where we filmed at.

01:02:52And we were all

01:02:53staying in the same

01:02:54apartment building

01:02:55and I just happened

01:02:56to have, like,

01:02:57a big room

01:02:58so everybody would just

01:02:58kind of come up

01:02:59to my room

01:03:00every single night

01:03:00and we'd, like,

01:03:01get room service

01:03:02and kind of, like,

01:03:03re-enact.

01:03:05Like, we got to know

01:03:06each other, basically.

01:03:07We're basically, like,

01:03:08double-dutched each other

01:03:09into each other's lives

01:03:10where they just tell us

01:03:11everything about everybody.

01:03:13Amita at one point said,

01:03:15she said,

01:03:16everyone go around

01:03:16and say something,

01:03:17tell us a secret

01:03:17that no one else has,

01:03:18that you haven't told

01:03:19anyone else before

01:03:20and we did.

01:03:21I think that was, like,

01:03:22trauma bond.

01:03:22We all are

01:03:26our brother's keepers.

01:03:27Yes.

01:03:28Let's take a look

01:03:29at a clip.

01:03:29Oh, my God.

01:03:32Hi.

01:03:33Not quite the outfit

01:03:34we discussed.

01:03:35My dad's suit.

01:03:36You said dress up?

01:03:37Yeah, like a normal guy,

01:03:38not like you run

01:03:39Gotham City.

01:03:40You look like

01:03:40a little rascal, dude.

01:03:42You look like

01:03:42a little rascal.

01:03:43You look amazing.

01:03:44You look incredible.

01:03:46Hey, Paul Baker,

01:03:46can you help me

01:03:47at the table?

01:03:47You look so good.

01:03:48Thanks.

01:03:52Yeah.

01:03:53See, we see all this

01:03:54bonding right here,

01:03:55but tell me about

01:03:55this rap battle.

01:03:57Ooh.

01:03:57Oh, it's not, like,

01:03:58between us.

01:03:58It was not between us.

01:03:59This was the rap beef,

01:04:01the infamous Drake Kendrick

01:04:03beef.

01:04:03Oh, okay.

01:04:04It happened while

01:04:05we were shooting

01:04:05the pilot,

01:04:06and that was intense.

01:04:10It colored the pilot.

01:04:11Like, it definitely, like,

01:04:12added...

01:04:12How did that

01:04:12color the pilot?

01:04:13It just kind of

01:04:14became a part of it.

01:04:15Like, we just couldn't

01:04:16stop talking about it.

01:04:17We were both very big fans,

01:04:19and it was happening

01:04:19while we were shooting,

01:04:21and so we would, like,

01:04:21be in the middle of a take,

01:04:22and it was that night

01:04:23when Family Matters drops,

01:04:25and then the...

01:04:25Like, we had to leave

01:04:27a take to go listen

01:04:28in the bathroom,

01:04:28and no one else cared.

01:04:29Who's right?

01:04:30Kendrick or Drake?

01:04:31Drake.

01:04:31I mean, because...

01:04:32That was quick.

01:04:34We were both from Canada,

01:04:35so we had to, like,

01:04:37represent.

01:04:38We did.

01:04:38I had to represent, yeah.

01:04:39Yeah.

01:04:40I love Drake.

01:04:40Yeah.

01:04:41I love Drake, too.

01:04:42Listen.

01:04:43Me, too.

01:04:44I'm guilty.

01:04:44I'm staying out of it.

01:04:46Better to stay out of it,

01:04:47George.

01:04:48Not worth it.

01:04:49All right, whatever.

01:04:49But, Malik,

01:04:50we also hear...

01:04:51Jack, you like to eat.

01:04:52Jack likes to eat on set.

01:04:53He's hungry.

01:04:54He's always trying

01:04:55to eat on set,

01:04:56but the problem is

01:04:56if you eat in one take,

01:04:57you have to eat in, like,

01:04:5930 takes after that, right?

01:05:00Yes.

01:05:01So he shows up hungry to set,

01:05:02and he doesn't think about

01:05:03that if he takes one bite

01:05:04of this food

01:05:05that it's over with.

01:05:06I always thought about that

01:05:07watching Big Bang Theory

01:05:08many years ago.

01:05:09They're always eating something.

01:05:11Yes.

01:05:11Yeah.

01:05:11How can you possibly do that?

01:05:13Well, that's my dream scenario.

01:05:15And my issue was that

01:05:17they would tell me not...

01:05:18They're like,

01:05:18if you take a bite,

01:05:19you're going to have to...

01:05:19I take a bite every scene.

01:05:20I'm like,

01:05:21that's what I'm going for.

01:05:22I want to eat this burrito,

01:05:24please.

01:05:24I stopped this guy.

01:05:25I stopped this guy.

01:05:25That was our beef

01:05:26between each other.

01:05:27I wasn't letting him eat beef

01:05:2930 times in a row.

01:05:31But he liked to do impressions

01:05:33on set.

01:05:33Oh, yeah.

01:05:34Yeah, loopy.

01:05:35Of who?

01:05:36Who do you like to...

01:05:37I would do, like,

01:05:38Tony Soprano,

01:05:39like, just to stay awake,

01:05:41basically, in set.

01:05:43So I'd do, like,

01:05:44one take just as Samir,

01:05:46and then I would, like,

01:05:46do another one as Tony.

01:05:48Give us one as Tony.

01:05:49Well, I'd give it,

01:05:50I'd be like,

01:05:50okay, there's, like,

01:05:51one line in the pilot

01:05:51where it's, like,

01:05:52you know,

01:05:52I always thought the world

01:05:53was going to be waiting for me,

01:05:54and instead,

01:05:55everybody's, like,

01:05:55annoyed that I'm here.

01:05:57And then I'd be like,

01:05:57all right,

01:05:58I got to get loose.

01:05:59I'd be like,

01:06:00I always thought the world

01:06:00was going to be waiting for me,

01:06:01instead,

01:06:02everyone's annoyed that I'm here.

01:06:03I can't believe it again.

01:06:13Can you go to him

01:06:13and do another one?

01:06:14He...

01:06:15This is all him.

01:06:15Well, one of my,

01:06:16he's so many good ones.

01:06:17A good one is

01:06:18your Shia LaBeouf.

01:06:20He, just, you have it,

01:06:21you have it down so well.

01:06:22Well, yeah, it's,

01:06:23well, yeah, it's Shia,

01:06:24when he's, you know,

01:06:25he's coming clean,

01:06:27you know, he's,

01:06:27he's new,

01:06:30he's brand new.

01:06:31You totally got to Brad.

01:06:33Brad, right there.

01:06:37Thank you guys for coming in.

01:06:39I'll tell you what,

01:06:40you got to answer my question

01:06:42about last night.

01:06:43Yeah, yeah, we'll say it all.

01:06:44Okay?

01:06:44I'm so all over this.

01:06:46All episodes of FX's Adults

01:06:48are streaming now on Hulu

01:06:50and Hulu on Disney+.

01:06:52Thank you both.

01:06:53We got the funny man.

01:07:00It's a fun day today, wasn't it?

01:07:01Very fun.

01:07:02Have a great one, everyone.

01:07:03Bye.

01:07:04Well.

01:07:04We'll see you next time.

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