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From ABC News headquarters in New York City, this is GMA3. We begin with Toymaker Hasbro's CEO saying the price of toys could soon be on the rise because

of tariffs, but for now, shoppers are going strong with online sales across all retailers

expected to set a new record during Amazon's Prime Day event. Becky Worley, our trusty dependable Becky Worley joins us with what it all

means for consumers. Hey, Becky. Rebecca, your super shopper is reporting, and you are so right. Like,

it is huge. Prime Day was always big, but it went into Hyperdrive this year. Adobe releasing sales

data from the first two days of shopping across all online

retailers. They say consumers spent $15.4 billion. That's 8.5% more than was spent last

year. Guys, that's like one and a half Black Fridays in July. Adobe noting appliance sales

have been a standout up 125% compared to sales in June, normal sales.

Electronics like headphones and speakers up 97% also smartphone accessories and computers.

And that ties into back to school products, which are notably up to.

And as we've discussed, Rebecca, it is a good time to think about back to school purchases.

It is a good time. And I love how these sales are kind of like the Las Vegas of sales. You just

built this thing. And now the customers all show up. If you build it, they will come.

We know Amazon's rolling out new deals every day. What are some of the hot sellers that are

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