Good Morning America Full Broadcast - Sunday, August 2, 2026

Wildfires Devastate Washington [0:09]

• Entire blocks of homes were destroyed by wildfires in Washington state, with residents forced to flee.
• Strong winds fueled multiple fires, creating tinderbox conditions and significant smoke.
• The governor declared a statewide emergency and activated the National Guard to assist firefighters.

• "When the sun rises in the morning, I think we're going to be in shock to see some of the scenes that emerge out of there."

Deadly Shooting at Idaho In-N-Out [0:38]

• A shooting at an In-N-Out Burger in Twin Falls, Idaho, resulted in multiple deaths and injuries.
• The suspected gunman was found dead, and authorities are working to determine a motive.
• An employee of the restaurant was among the victims.

• "We're getting inundated with calls of reports of multiple people down."

Trump Halts Iran Attacks [1:10]

• President Trump announced the cancellation of planned attacks on Iran, citing progress on a potential deal.
• He stated that the "perimeters of a deal" had been agreed upon, including the opening of the Hormuz Strait and an end to Iran's nuclear threat.
• Details of any agreement remain unclear, and Iran had not yet commented.

• "I have agreed to cancel the attack, subject to being able to rapidly make a deal."

Cyberattacks on Water Systems [1:43]

• Cyberattacks have targeted water systems in at least seven U.S. states, with Iran potentially involved.
• Some affected systems experienced flooding and loss of pressure, with hackers gaining control and shutting down systems in some cases.
• Investigators believe the intent is to disrupt service rather than demand ransom.

• "The FBI describes as a cyber attack to more than 30 water systems across Minnesota, sources tell ABC News Georgia and Michigan are among the seven states now reporting similar incidents."

Reflecting Pool Vandalism Case [2:06]

• President Trump criticized a federal prosecutor he appointed for dropping charges against a former Olympian accused of vandalizing the reflecting pool.
• The Justice Department cited new information suggesting contractor issues, not vandalism, caused the damage.
• The former Olympian's lawyers are seeking an apology.

• "I don't know what she was thinking."

Rising Bear Sightings [3:16]

• Bear sightings have increased significantly across the U.S., with bears rummaging through cars and entering homes.
• Colorado has seen a substantial rise in bear activity, with reports nearly doubling from the previous year.
• Experts attribute the increase to growing bear populations and climate change forcing them into populated areas.

• "They're an opportunistic animal that's going to look for the easiest way to get food."

Powerball Jackpot Climbs [4:02]

• The Powerball jackpot has grown to an estimated $748 million, making it the 12th largest in history.
• No grand prize winners were drawn in the latest drawing, leading to the rollover.
• Indiana has historically sold the most jackpot-winning tickets, while California has had recent success with matching winners.

• "So maybe not 707 million, but one lucky person in Virginia did win $2 million."

Spider-Man Box Office Success [4:40]

• The new Spider-Man movie achieved a record-breaking opening day, earning $168 million on Friday alone.
• Industry estimates projected the film to reach $325 million for the entire opening weekend.
• The movie's success highlights the enduring popularity of the superhero franchise.

• "The movie reeled in $168 million on Friday alone, earning the all-time record for opening day."