area, so they are our neighbors and friends, and i'm just really rooting for them. >> me too. i'm excited that it's finally here. we get to see your story. we get to see the movie. >> it's gotten really good reviews, so the anxiety should be taken down a notch. yeah. now we just have to see if people show up in person at the theaters. >> i think i'm going to go. you've inspired me. i want to have a good weekend to go. >> i think little rio like it. he's two, but he loving movies already. >> watch out. it's going to make you emotional. you're going to really. even though you just have a young child, you're going to see the future. scary >> michael: good morning america. millions on alert for dangerous flash flooding in florida. underwater. torrential rain pounding south florida as the state braces for another round of flooding. victor oquendo on the scene. plus severe weather taking aim

at the east coast. ginger is tracking it all. >> whit: the supreme court rejecting an effort to role back access to a widely used abortion pill. why there could be future challenges. >> rebecca: former president trump returns to capitol hill for the first time since the january 6th attack. >> michael: the new scare in the air. a boeing 737 max went to a so called dutch roll midair. the details this morning as new safety issues emerge at boeing. the aircraft maker said it's discovered a new quality problem on some of its undelivered 787 dreamliners. >> whit: urgent search. a retired l.a. county sheriffs deputy missing after going on a hike in greece. surveillance video that enabled clues to finding him. >> rebecca: the ai race heats up. the new tool making images like this possible. why critics are concerned.

what to know to spot a fake? >> michael: with mortgage rates holding steady, the hacks you can use to score a lower rate. ♪ >> whit: look what you made her do. a taylor quake. taylor swift's eras tour hits scotland. how dancing fans set off earthquake month tors. plus the super star's big announcement overnight. >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> michael: good morning america on this friday morning. great to be here with whit and rebecca. we have a lot of news to get to. >> whit: we have a lot to cover including major set back for evan gershkovich. the wall street reporter held in russia for more than a year has officially been charged with espionage. the details ahead. >> rebecca: we begin with the state of emergency in florida. the rain there is relentless, with fears of more life threatening flash flooding. >> michael: this as severe weather and heat takes aim at the east coast.

ginger's tracking this. but first victor oquendo with more on the flooding in miami. good morning, victor. >> reporter: good morning, michael. the hardest hit areas like where we are in north miami just have not had the chance to dry out. this street inundated for days now. flood water poured into homes. one resident telling me he hasn't left his house in three days. the flood threat not over yet. this morning millions under a flood watch in south florida as relentless extreme rain and life threatening flooding soaks the area. >> my neighbor across the street lived here 30 years and she said this has never happened. >> reporter: authorities say two people were killed in collier county after a driver lost control and caused a multivehicle crash. the already highly saturated ground easily overwhelmed. >> we were scared. we ended up staying in the living room because we didn't feel safe in the bedroom because the water was coming in from all sides.

>> reporter: emergency crews say they're doing all they can to keep up. >> we performed five rescues and rescued about seven or eight people utilizing our boats. >> reporter: even using special vehicles like this one, delivered goods to residents. in hollendale beach, 20 inches of rain falling in less than 48 hours. towing companies working overtime. what time did you start today? >> we started yesterday. >> reporter: you haven't stopped? you've gone through the night? >> through the night. >> reporter: the floodwaters so high, making it difficult for drivers to see where the road ways start or end. >> she thought that was a right turn and it was the wrong turn. >> reporter: the driver of this car plunging into this canal after thinking she was entering a parking lot. the northeastern part of miami dade county, one of the hardest hit areas. more than 20 inches of rain falling in less than two days. >> there's a lot of families here in this area that cannot move right now, they're stuck. >> reporter: can't get in or out.

and our weather team tells us that most of miami dade county has been upgraded to the second highest level of flooding again today with another 3 to 5 inches possible. michael? >> michael: man, that's so much for everybody to take on. thank you. we're going to the i-95 corridor now in the cross hairs of powerful storms, while dangerous heat is set to sweep over much of the country. ginger's tracking it all for us. >> ginger: the thunderstorms coming here later this afternoon came from a cold front that already did a lot roff damage. 175 plus severe storm report, from colorado to new york. this was in northeastern missouri, likely from an embedded twist in damaging winds. also they saw several land spouts, nebraska, parts of missouri. we'll be watching this. you might see earlier thunderstorms by 2, 3:00 p.m. but the majority comes through maine, massachusetts, connecticut, philadelphia, close to baltimore are in that risk area today. have two ways of getting warnings.

then by next week, we're going to be talking about heat on the order of 5 to 15 degrees above average. certainly the hottest of the year. detroit could see records, cincinnati, chicago. we'll get it all the way through the end of next week as we officially start astronomical summer, but way above average. >> rebecca: people just really want to pay attention to those warnings. >> ginger: day after day that cumulative heat can really do damage. >> rebecca: thank you, ginger. now the battle over abortion and the ruling by the supreme court rejecting an attempt to limit access to a widely used abortion pill. our senior national correspondent terry moran is at the court with the latest. >> reporter: this is the first time in history the supreme court has been unanimous in an abortion related case. but that's only because the court didn't really focus on the issue, but on the plaintiffs, and how they brought this case to court. this morning the widely used abortion pill, mifepristone, will remain available across the u.s. after a surprising unanimous supreme court ruling. all nine justices agreed to

reject an effort by anti-abortion rights doctors to roll back the fda's moves to make the drug more accessible for millions of american women. justice brett kavanaugh wrote the opinion. those qualms aren't enough because the doctors failed to show they were personally injured by the fda's actions, and so do not have standing to sue. the opinion did leave the door open to other challenges and anti-abortion rights activists remain undaunted. >> it was disappointing, but it's not the end. we'll be out here again. >> reporter: the fda's decision to allow access to mifepristone by mail, without an in person visit, up until 10 weeks of pregnancy remain in place. mifepristone and other medications are used in approximately 63% of all abortions in the u.s. but 14 states now have near total abortion bans including

forbidding the use of mifepristone. this is three states out there, idaho, kansas and missouri have already filed a lawsuit saying that they want to challenge mifepristone. now they say mifepristone and the agency's actions around it impact their state laws and their state budgets and that case could get to the court perhaps in a year or two. >> rebecca: this is not over. there's also this separate case that the supreme court is also deciding on backing starbucks in a fight over unionizing, terry. >> reporter: that's right. the court, in an 8-1 decision in that case the court, two of the three liberals joining ault the conservatives sided with starbucks in the company's challenge to a lower court order that ordered them to rehire seven workers that were fired in memphis when they tried to unionize that store. the court cutting back on the power of the national labor relation board to seek those injunctions. only justice jackson dissented in this case.

>> rebecca: there's also new information on justice clarence thomas accepting trips from a billionaire. >> reporter: that's right. clarence thomas took three previously unreported trips on a private jet owned by harlen crow, a texas real estate billionaire and gop megadonor. one northern montana, down to dallas where crow lives. another thomas' home town of savannah, georgia, and san jose, california. the trips uncovered by the judiciary committee. a lawyer for clarence thomas said he thought they were covered by the exception for personal hospitality from the disclosure rules. george? >> rebecca: terry moran, thank you. whit? >> whit: now president biden at a key summit of world leaders in europe. the president set to meet with pope francis later this morning. this follows a major security agreement with ukraine. our senior white house correspondent selina wang joins us from italy with the latest. selina, good morning.

>> reporter: hey, whit, good morning. president biden is rolling out several historic deals while here at the g-7 summit in italy. overnight the president and ukraine's president zelenskyy signed an agreement to boost ukraine's defenses for ten years. it brings ukraine closer to nato and sends a stark message to vladamir putin. the u.s. and allies agreeing to loan ukraine $50 billion from frozen russian assets. looming over the summit is the possibility of a trump presidency with zelenskyy questioning how long will the unity last? then whit, later today the president will be meeting with pope francis. they last met in 2021. the president is a practicing catholic. they have a warm relationship. they're planning to discuss ukraine, the war in gaza, and artificial intelligence. the pope has been outspoken about the dangers of ai and urging leaders to use the technology to serve humanity. >> whit: the president also made news about his son hunter's felony gun conviction.

>> reporter: yeah, whit, that's right. i asked the president if he would commute his son's sentence. the president answered no. whit, that means the president would not reduce his son's punishment. the president saying he would abide by the jury decision. whit? >> whit: all right, selina, thank you very much. michael? >> michael: now to big set back for evan gerskovich. the wall street journal reporter held in russia on espionage charges for more than a year. a judge announced he will stand trial. our chief global correspondent martha raddatz joins us from washington. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, michael. evan gershkovich has appeared in court several times fighting the charges against him. but now those charges are official and evan's case is going to court. this morning a major setback for wall street journal reporter evan gershkovich. a russian court has handed down an official indictment, charging him with espionage, meaning the 32-year-old, who has already

spent more than a year in prison appealing his arrest, will now be tried in a russian court. the indictment laying out specific allegations for the first time, accusing gershkovich of gathering secret information for the cia about a russian facility that produces and repairs military equipment. the russians presented no evidence and u.s. officials have called the charges of espionage fiction. gershkovich was on assignment for the journal when he was arrested in march of 2023 outside moscow. this is an abc news special report. >> good morning. i'm whit johnson in new york. we're coming on the air because the supreme court has just issued its ruling and a second amendment gun control case challenging the country's ban on bump stocks. those are the attachments which essentially convert semiautomatic rifles into automatic rifles. the trump administration, you'll remember

issuing the ban following the horrific mass shooting in las vegas back in 2017, when stephen paddock used weapons fitted with bump stocks to open fire on a country music festival, killing 58 people and wounding hundreds more. the owner of a gun store in texas challenging that ban so this is a rare case of the biden administration defending a decision by the trump administration. and just moments ago, the court ruling the ban is unlawful. let's get right to abc's senior national correspondent terry moran at the supreme court. terry, as we pointed out here, this that rare case, it had some bipartisan support. but the supreme court says no, it's against the law. >> that's right. this is essentially striking down what the trump administration tried to do after the shooting in las vegas that killed 60 people back in 2017. the shooter in that case used one of these bump stocks. and this opinion really gets into the guts of a of a firearm of a rifle. and how it works to draw a distinction

between a machine gun, which have been illegal in the united states since 1934. and that 1934 law defines a machine gun as a weapon that fires more than one shot with a single function of the trigger and a bump stock, which is not the same thing, according to the plaintiffs. and now the supreme court of the united states, a bump stock uses the recoil of the rifle and the shooter's own manipulation of that pressure to achieve a very high rate of fire. the trigger continues to discharge the projectile every single shot. so it's not the same thing. i mean, right here in black and white. it's an opinion by clarence thomas. he says, we conclude that a semiautomatic rifle equipped with a bump stock is not a machine gun, because it does not fire more than one shot by a single function of the trigger. those law, those words from that 1934 law. now, the dissent, the dissenters in this case said, well, the point of the function of the trigger was not how it works inside the gun.

it's what comes out at the end of the barrel. you can achieve a massive torrent of fire with both weapons. and they thought that this regulation passed during the trump administration, would cover both. but the supreme court says no. and so bump stocks and there are hundreds of thousands of americans who had them. they were ordered to surrender them or destroy them. bump stocks are now legal once again in the united states of america. >> terry. thank you. stand by here. i want to bring in abc's senior washington correspondent devin dwyer. and devin, i was just going back through some of these arguments from april, and this stands out to me to hear this from justice amy coney barrett. intuitively, she says i am entirely sympathetic to your argument talking to the government here. but she says, i don't think the question is, why didn't congress pass that legislation to make this cover it more clearly? so to terry's point, getting into sort of like the nuts and bolts, the mechanics of how these bump stocks work, even during these arguments a couple months ago, the justices seemed a little bit confused about what would fit

this definition. >> right. this law dates back to 1934, wit when the government banned machine guns that with the single pull of a trigger fire a huge spray of bullets at hundreds of rounds per minute. and what the conservative justices are saying here is that these bump stocks, as unsavory as they may be, as dangerous as they may be as public menaces as many may see them, they simply don't meet the definition under federal law. and so she was sort of hinting that the government may want to revisit that. you see, in the picture here on the right of the screen is jeremiah cottle. he invented the bump stock. i traveled to tennessee to meet with him, and he demonstrated for us just how these work. and he has insisted all along with that, the single pull of a trigger does not release a spray of bullets. it requires an extra pull of the arm and told me just yesterday that he continues to want to sell these. he sold more than 700,000 over the years that they were approved for sale, and the atf under the obama administration made that

decision that they were legal. and it now it appears that the supreme court has agreed with that that judgment as well. >> devin. thank you. and of course, that horrific moment from 2017, investigators say was several of those bump stock devices that were used to carry out that killing some 60 people this country. you know, we've seen a lot of mass shootings. this was another level. and that's why it had that bipartisan support behind the ban initially. let's bring in our chief justice correspondent, pierre thomas, from a practical standpoint, pierre, what does this mean going forward? >> well, this obviously is going to concern many in law enforcement, as you said, the trump administration and the biden administration have been pretty clear that these bump stocks, in practical terms, even though the supreme court ruled that technically they are different in practical terms, this allows a weapon to fire a tremendous amount of rounds. and we know that assault rifles are the primary weapon used in many of the mass shootings. so law enforcement will be looking at this again, deeply concerned

that again, people who want to commit acts of mass violence will now be able to buy these things across the counter with no problem whatsoever. >> pierre thomas, thank you. abc news supreme court contributor kate shaw is joining us as well. and kate, could this be open to challenges going forward? what's the future here? >> well, the atf could try to do something different if it wanted to. i mean, the fundamental problem here is that the conservative majority, in the opinion by justice thomas, really focused on the words of a statute. and of course, that requires congress to change if they're going to give the atf different authority. but i do think you have sort of a theme in this opinion between the majority and the dissenting opinion, which is that the majority really views itself as the sort of the final arbiter of all legal questions. and it says there's a statute, and we're going to decide what the statute means by reading the words closely. there are even some images, right? diagrams in the opinion of how these bump stocks work. the dissents say the dissent says, well, really, the expert agency, the atf is the

body that we should trust to decide what kind of firearm policy is required, consistent with the broad statutes passed by congress. and of course, here the majority has the votes, and so it wins. and so this regulation, again, as you said, a trump administration regulation falls. and i suspect we are likely to see more decisions along these lines where agency decisions get overridden by the conservative majority on the supreme court. >> all right. we will see how this plays out. kate shaw, thank you. and to our entire team. again, the breaking news just moments ago, the supreme court ruling the ban on bump stocks is unlawful. we're going to send you back to regular programing. now for some of you, that's good morning america and our coverage here on abc news live and abc news.com continues. and then i'll be back later this evening with our entire world news tonight team. thanks so much for watching. i'm wade johnson in new york. have a good day. >> this has been

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we're ten years later and she's on her record breaking eras tour. now it's officially ground shaking. when the super star was performing in scotland last weekend, fans danced so hard that earthquake readings were detected up to 3.73 miles away from the stadium. and last night in liverpool the super star announced the tour will officially end in december of this year. so if you've been waiting to see the show, now is the time to quake it off. >> whit: there you go. >> michael: had to throw that out there. >> whit: see what we made you do. [ laughter ] let's look at the top headlines. state of emergency in florida with millions on alert for dangerous flash flooding. one to two feet of rain fell in southern florida in just 48 hours as the state braces for another round of heavy rain. after a nearly three year investigation the justice department said it found phoenix police officers routinely violate people's rights,

including using excessive force and discriminating against minorities. the city said it will review the findings before responding. the state department has relaunched a program that will let you renew your passport online. a limited number of application will be accepted daily, with plans to gradually increase that capacity. >> rebecca: we started with swift. now to the kansas city chiefs. the coincidence, they rolled out the red carpet for the chiefs last night for their ring ceremony. while the team celebrated their 2023 win, patrick mahomes is already looking ahead to the 2024 season saying he's thinking about, quote, another one for the pinky finger. kc wants to win a third straight title which has never been done in the nfl. whit, this is not just to rub it in, okay. >> whit: nothing against the chiefs but is the celebration finally going to stop? >> michael: the picture with three rings. i loved the one with brady with seven. that was amazing. >> rebecca: hard to top that. >> michael: exactly.

>> rebecca: we've got a lot more ahead, including how to hack your mortgage rate. ways to pay less than the current rate. that's coming up. >> michael: now to the urgent search for a retired l.a. sheriff's deputy who vanished while hiking in greece during a heat wave. his family is heading overseas to join the search. eva pilgrim joins with us the latest. >> reporter: albert calaba was visiting an island in greece, something he does every year, one that he knows well, doing something he does all the time, hike. this morning he's been missing for three days. his brother and girlfriend now there, hopeful they can help in the search and bring him home. this morning a desperate search for a missing california hiker in greece as at least two other tourists have also gone missing on the greek isles. >> we're sick to our stomach knowing that he's out somewhere. >> reporter: authorities say retired l.a. county sheriff's

deputy albert calaba was last seen on a trail on a greek island. greek police are studying surveillance video that appears to show him before his hike. the 58-year-old set out tuesday morning. >> he called me right before he was going to the hike and it was 7:07 in greece. and then we spoke for six minutes then he sent me a picture at 9:20 at the trail head, the sign. and then we have not spoken since. >> reporter: albert's brother oliver and his girlfriend debbie speaking to abc news overnight as they race from los angeles to join the search. >> we just can't wait to get there. >> reporter: calaba was supposed to meet a friend for lunch after his hike. he was last spotted at 11:00 a.m. at a refreshment stand along the trail but he never reached the other side. that friend alerting greek authorities, hogan searching for him from the ground and in the

air with drones. oliver and debbie bringing two search and rescue experts with them to join the search. >> this is not new. this is not, oh, guy goes hiking. no, this is what he does. he goes every year. he knows this island like the back of his hand. >> reporter: albert's family trying to remain positive. >> time is of the essence now, you know? he's on the fourth day. it's not good, but we're positive about it. >> greece has been in the mist of a heat wave. time is very much of the sense, whit? >> whit: hopefully the family can get some answers. thank you, eva. we appreciate it. now a look at how cancer patients and their families can get financially crushed by the cost of their treatment. it's a story we first saw in "the wall street journal." one mother shared her story for us as she struggles to pay the bills for her son's care. lara is here with that story. this is so incredibly difficult. >> it is so incredibly

difficult. good morning to you. a cancer diagnosis can be overwhelming. add to that navigating the medical system and the cost of treatment. so many patients and care givers are contending with the growing economic burden of cancer. erika olensky of texas said cancer treatments for her 5-year-old child have not only been emotionally draining but also financially. >> you can go into the world making all of the best decisions you can, and a diagnosis like this could swoop in and it will affect all of those structures in ways that are unimaginable. >> reporter: erika, who has alopecia, said august was diagnosed with brain cancer at 5 months old and is still fighting. it's not only the medical bills that have added up but other expenses related to cancer treatment that have caused her to recently file for bankruptcy. >> impact on earning potential in combination with just housing, temporary housing, food, all of those other

expenses that come with long term hospital stays. >> cancer survivors are 2.7 times more likely to declare bankruptcy as compared to someone without a known cancer history. >> lara: the wall street journal recently reporting on the cost of cancer or as it's called in the medical field, financial toxicity. the journal finding many new cancer drugs cost more than $200,000 per year before insurance and those costs vary highly for those with insurance. >> we are actually seeing some cancer patients live longer with the disease thanks in part to some of these really expensive drugs. so the downside to that is these costs. >> reporter: the american cancer society says there are some things patients can do to lessen the financial burden. >> the concept of having three strategies are really important. the first is to understand your coverage. get to the bottom of what your health insurance will pay for and what it won't.

the second is to seek financial assistance. ask for it. thirdly, work with your oncology team. tell them what you are experiencing because there may be opportunities. for example, a shift to generic is sometimes a perfectly reasonable approach to undertake. >> lara: another factor contributing to the financial burden, not being able to work. the wall street journal finding patients who get chemotherapy are more likely to stop working in four years than those who don't. just a huge additional stress for people who are already dealing with so much. >> rebecca: so much, such a weight. advocate for yourself. free advice. thank you. lara, thank you. coming up later, kevin jonas revealing he had surgery to remove skin care from his hairline. his message to fans. up next, these are the videos you have to see to believe ai generated, but there are big concerns now about how to really spot a fake. they're getting so close to real, when we come back.

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a new player in the ai game is making images like this possible. it's the dream machine created by tech company luma featuring a new tool that lets users turn images into video. and it's available starting today. unlike competitor open ai sora which is still just available to a few select outside experts to test and flag potential issues. critics concerned the dream machine's widespread availability could open the flood gates for fake images. >> the real danger here these new tools can create such realistic fakes. but you and i know there's a tool that can create a realistic fake. >> rebecca: look out for strange shadows, blurs or light flickers. some ai generated videos, unnatural body language. >> systems that decide whether someone can get a loan, what your medical diagnosis is, how much your insurance premiums are

operator on the other end of the phone may be the first voice you will hear will be like alpha2001. >> i'm sorry, dave. >> rebecca: sorry, not sorry. i have been playing around with with morning, luma dream machine. it is unreal how real the videos can look and in a matter of a few seconds you have a couple seconds of video. i typed in one about a pig running through a field of poppies. it really did look -- you're looking at me. how did you come up with that? of all things. it was very early in the morning. >> michael: i see. have more coffee. >> rebecca: cheers. >> michael: coming up later, why many are turning to facebook marketplace to shop for furniture. and what you should know before you buy. and next it's our friday play of the day. will reeve is in dallas for game 4 of the nba series. hey, will. >> reporter: larry o'brien is in the building. will the celtics hoist it tonight?

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mavericks and win their first title in 16 years. will reeve is in dallas. good morning again, will. >> reporter: hey there, michael. even though the celtics are one win away from the title, and the mavericks are one loss from getting swept, there's a sense of calm around both teams. the celtics aren't getting ahead of themselves and the mavericks are trying to try to make history. this morning the boston celtics are on the verge of history. >> everybody is as locked in as they can be. >> reporter: up 3-0 over the maverick theres the nba finals, one more win brings the celtics franchise a record 18th championship, and the team stars are staying focused. i think it would be human nature one you're up 3-0 in the finals and you know in nba history no team has ever blown a 3-0 lead to let your foot off the gas. how do you avoid that?

>> just stay in the moment. you know? just take it one game at a time. >> reporter: what do you mean that it doesn't feel real? >> it feels like a movie. like what is going on? >> reporter: a game 3 nearly saw the celtics squander a 20 point lead. >> jump shot, good! one point game! >> reporter: the home crowd was rocking. >> i think when you're in the sport, in the moment, it's not as stressful as if you were a fan. obviously, you can hear how loud it is. it's intense. it's a lot going on, but you're just focusing on the game. >> reporter: ultimately boston hanging on and dallas now hanging by a thread. no team has ever come back from an 0-3 playoff deficit. what do you have to do to make history? >> be the first team, right? one quarter at a time, one possession at a time. but to have fun. to enjoy this situation. why not be the team that can come back from an 0-3 deficit? >> reporter: tonight right here on this floor the celtics try to win that record 18th title.

and the mavericks try to write the first chapter of a nearly impossible story. either way, larry o'brien is in the building. will the celtics hoist it or will the mavericks deny them the win? i don't know. we'll find out together 8:30 p.m. eastern abc. game 4 of the nba finals. >> michael: either way you're in the house, will, with a good seat. >> reporter: i'm in the room where it happens, my man. >> michael: love it. >> rebecca: thank you, will. coming up we've got the right stuff for your pet. lori bergamotto is here with the essentials. stay with us. [laughter] (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪)

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rock, atlanta, but we get big time heat next week here, 90s are coming. >> whit: we'll brace for that. ginger, thank you very much. back with mortgage rates holding steady following the federal reserve decision not to lower interest rates. but there are some hacks that could help you get a lower rate if you're buying a home. elizabeth schulze is here with what you need to know. >> reporter: good morning, whit. with mortgage rates stuck around that 7% level, lot of home buyers are dreaming of those ultralow 2% or 3% rate from a few years ago. one hack to wind back the rates is with an assumable mortgage. this is when you take over someone else's home. you basically take their loan over, inheriting their lower rate instead of the rates we are seeing now. this can make a big difference in your budget. for a $400,000 home with a 30-year fixed mortgage rate at 3% back in 2021, your monthly payment about $1,700. today it will be about $1,000 more. quarter of active mortgages are assumable.

many of those home doss have rates below 4%. typically, these loans will be through the va, not your usual bank and it is important to know you might have to put a little more money down if you are trying to buy this way. another hack, consider a newly built home where you might qualify for a mortgage rate buydown. this is the same as you can buy down points yourself. we are seeing big home builders offer mortgages closer to 5% on some of those newly constructed homes. national association of home builders actually tells us one out of four buildings is doing it. >> rebecca: definitely worth that extra work if you can figure it out. elizabeth, thank you. yes. >> whit: great tips. >> rebecca: yes. we turn now to the stanley cup final. the florida panthers are one win away from their very first title in franchise history after beating the oilers for the third straight time. ashan singh joins us from edmonton. good morning, ashan. >> reporter: good morning, rebecca. this series seems all but over after last night. the florida panthers dominating the first two periods.

but things got interesting in the third with the edmonton oilers roaring back. you had two goals. the florida goalie came up huge again, stopping the oilers from tying the game, giving the panthers a 3-0 lead. not all hope is lost if you are a edmonton oilers fan. the team was able to come back down 3-0 in the stanley cup finals the toronto maple leafs in 1942. fdr was president last time this happened. game 4 of the stanley cup final airs here in edmonton, where the florida panthers have a chance to bring the stanley cup back to south florida for the first time ever. guys? >> michael: could be a sweep in basketball and hockey. thank you very much, ashan. coming up, kevin jonas' message to fans after he had surgery to remove skin cancer and the expert advice on what you should be paying attention to on your skin. >> rebecca: also ahead the hot place to find furniture. facebook marketplace.

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i'm so excited. >> announcer: wow. robin is heading to portugal next week on -- >> good morning america! >> michael: yes. what is right. i don't know. i'm figuring this out, too. robin, robin is live from portugal next week. we can't wait for that. to be honest with you, we're a little jealous. >> sam: more than a little bit. >> lara: so excited to see. she gave me a preview of what she's going to show us. incredible. >> michael: we cannot wait for that. now our gma cover story. kevin jonas' skin cancer warning. the jonas brothers sharing he recently had surgery to remove a common form of the cancer from his forehead and urging fans to take tear of their skin. eva pilgrim is back with details. good morning. >> good morning. kevin jonas may be the oldest of the jonas brothers but he's only 36 which made this recent announcement really resonate with fans. this morning kevin jonas revealing he had surgery to

remove skin canser from his hairline. >> so today i am getting a skin cell carcinoma removed from my head. yes, that is an actual little skin cancer guy that's started to grow. now i have to get surgery to remove it. >> reporter: jonas sharing with his fans the before -- >> here we go. >> reporter: and after of the procedure. >> all right. i'm all done. now time to heal. >> reporter: basal cell carcinoma is the most common skin cancer in the world, an estimated 3.6 million americans are diagnosed every year. >> basal cell cancers can often look like a pimple that's not going away. the most common areas we find basal cell carcinoma will be on the head and neck. i diagnose basal cell carcinomas on the scalp, hairline, eyelids, ears.

>> reporter: dr. bowe said you should go every year for a skin check and pay attention to anything that seems different. >> basal cell carcinomas are highly treatment. the most common way to treat a basal cell carcinoma is from a minor procedure done right in the office. >> reporter: as for jonas, he's encouraging his fans to take it seriously. >> make sure to get those moles checked, people. >> dr. bowe said it doesn't matter how fair or dark your skin is, we are all at risk for skin cancer so wear that sun screen and get the skin checked. rebecca? >> rebecca: so important. we see our dermatologists regularly for that. okay. turning now to the power of up cycling. inflation remains high so buying furniture can be daunting. many are turning to facebook marketplace to save the environment and save money. becky worley joins us with the story. morning, becky.

>> rebecca, good morning. there are furniture pieces you keep for generations and then there's the stuff you bought online in the pandemic, right? but there's other options. facebook marketplace is exploding in popularity. we can all use it to save money and decrease our environmental footprint. you've heard of fast fashion. but a new challenge for the environment, fast furniture. all those inexpensive couches we buy in warehouse stores and online. >> overall americans throw out about 24 billion pounds of furniture every year, or about 50 pounds of furniture per person. a lot of which is created with materials that will just stay in landfills for a very long time. >> reporter: but for alecia and her roommate who needed to furnish their report, they turned to facebook marketplace instead of buying new. >> two things come to mind. number one, the deal. number two, just being more

sustainable which is an important thing that our generation cares about. >> reporter: this sofa retailed around $1,200 but on pharket place $145. this rice cooker retails $150. nope. they paid $50. over 30 items purchased an saved over $3,200. >> the whole idea of upcycling and reusing what other people have used before just is such a prevalent idea. so for me, i try to thrift as much as possible, putting in the active effort to be more sustainable i think is something that we should value as a generation. >> reporter: facebook marketplace has been around eight years and is estimated to have hundreds of millions of users. in the secondhand goods market, only ebay sells more items. consumers can save money and the environment at the same time. >> we calculated that by changing the way you furnish

your living spaces, you could save over $2,800 an reduce your trash by 650 pounds over the course of ten years. >> now meta tells us 40 million young adults in the u.s. and canada are daily users of facebook marketplace. one thing i really like about buying this way is that all sales are tied to a facebook profile so you can do a little research on the person you're buying from, which makes it a little bit list stressful than dealing with total strangers. guys, i am a fan. i buy a lot. >> rebecca: i am a fan. we were just saying -- becky, thank you. lara, you're sort of the trendsetter the og. >> lara: the oj of junk. thank you. [ laughter ] listen, i have been doing it my whole life. my mom taught me how to do it.

it tees best way to shop. and create a personalized home and save the planet at the same time. i could go on and on. >> rebecca: we love it all. please continue with pop news, lara. og. >> sam: we've got -- >> lara: we have a segment coming back. there's a reason for this. there's your baby. i didn't think you loved cats, but it is a true love match. let's talk cold play. >> michael: my favorite. >> lara: the band announced that they are releasing a new single off their upcoming album. they released a taste of it on their instagram. this one is called "feels like i'm falling in love. ♪ feels like i'm falling in love throwing me a life line ♪ >> lara: the song. cold play also posted a behind the scenes video of them making their music video for that at a theater in greece.

there's still no release date yet for the full album, but it will be the first since 2021. it will stream on june 21st. we love you, coldplay. >> whit: yes, we do. >> lara: come see us, please. also in the news this morning, from hotel california to vegas, the eagles have officially announced what we've been suspecting. they are the next act to take over the sphere. the six time grammy winning band will do a four week residency starting september 20th. it will run every weekend through october 19th. yeah. get it, michael. [ laughter ] >> michael: i'm going to that. i love it for my guy brad. there you go, brad. brad has a kick though. he has a kick. [ laughter ] >> lara: they kick off their

residency, followed by the dead and company, john mayer, now the eagles. tickets go on sale later this month. i'm going to speed to the next story. broadway stars are coming together to support one of their own. two years ago aaron lazar was diagnosed with als. yesterday his friends in the theater community came together to help him record his debut album called "impossible dream." neil patrick harris, kristin chenoweth all working on the album that's set to raise awareness an help end als. he said his heart is so full to work with magnificent artists and friend. he thanked them and the community for their incredible love. you can preorder "impossible dream" right now. a portion of the proceeds support the als network. it begins streaming everywhere on august 16th. it's awesome. i really wanted to get to that story. we have this story. i just want to share with you finally. disney cruise line has just debuted a brand new stop in the bahamas making you want one of

those drinks with the umbrella. you say kay in the bahamas. i knew it. >> sam is guessing. he's guessing. >> lara: celebrating the natural culture. the nature. the bahama islands. mickey and minnie were on hand to welcome the first guests with a parade, great food. guests can hike on some of the 900 acre island. massive. >> sam: 900 acres? wow. >> lara: it's massive. you can chill under gorgeous beaches. they also have great play areas. sit boo boo! [ laughter ] disney cruise lines, look out, key or kay. >> sam: however you like it. >> lara: they are welcoming guests right now. that's pop news. it was a hot mess, but fun to do. [ laughter ] >> whit: we got to get over to ginger. good morning. >> ginger: is this supposed to be cay west then?

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♪ oh oh oh oh oh the right stuff ♪ >> sam: right stuff pet edition. time to get your pets ready with the right stuff. lori bergamotto is here with the essentials for summer, by the way. all of our pets are the best friends animal society to check out some of these products. good morning, lori. >> good morning. >> sam: looks amazing. >> it is amazing. we have so many amazing things, sam champion. let me tell you something. people are spending over $150 billion on pet products. so we know this is something people are looking for. we found things that are affordable and that your pets will love. starting with this tennis ball launcher. the great thing about this, you can set your launching distance. just put the tennis ball in, give it a few seconds, set your launching distance. >> sam: you can use it in an apartment. >> you can even use it indoors. >> sam: that's awesome.

>> we have love here who is so calm but i think is excited about our tennis ball launcher. >> sam: she is so sweet. >> this is great. it's for small dogs and puppies. it does come with three little tennis balls. you can't use a regular size tennis ball. we found it at wal-mart. we had riley, one of our gma staffers, his puppy check it out. louis loved it. >> sam: once you teach the dog, the dog can drop it in themselves? >> exactly. >> sam: what's this? hydration. so important because of the summer an hot in most of the country. >> this is one of petco's best selling cat products. this is the water fountain. vanilla really likes it. what's great about this, cats have incredible eyesight but have trouble seeing the depth of water in a bowl.

they also perceive running water as fresher than still water. they are very smart, these cats. they receive fresh water. they know that it's running and that they can drink it. we actually had gma staffer amy haden's cat check this out. >> sam: every cat in the studio black and white? how did we do that? >> what we loved about this, amy said max wasn't knocking it all over the place, the floor stayed clean. that's great. >> whit: i'm down here with this cutie. >> are you with boomer? >> whit: yeah, boomer. >> they are all adoptable. >> whit: this is a camera, right. pet camera, which have been on the rise in the world. it is incredible. lara and over 30,000 positive reviews. it gives you alerts like, you know, there's a smoke alarm going off or a person is in your house or just they're barking genius. or the cat's meowing lost her mind.

everything sure, that to that'll work is incredible. and it gives the animal treats. you can launch treats through it as well. that's that's okay. what about the best dog bed? nona says this is it. okay, so let me tell you something about saatva. we have had them on the right stuff. they're a whole mattress, isn't it? life changing is the best. so we were so excited when we saw that they had a pet bed. this one is incredible. it has micro coils. we can see that flash here. loves it. and this one is flash. this is flash sibling of love and boomer. and what's great about these as well is that it keeps the animals healthy with their spinal alignment. and it's waterproof spot cleaning. and you guys they're doing a discount not only on this but sitewide exclusive to gma viewers. okay, let's move to our steam brush here. so this thing is incredible because if you want to groom your animal right, you can use some steam. it's under $20 at amazon carrier and quick because i want to make sure we get it in. hall of famer from

dagny dover comes in two different sizes. it is travel friendly. you can use it on an airplane. you can use it in a car. it can even clip into your seatbelt. so all of these products are shoppable right now. >> you can get them online, every one of them. good morning america.com. and the pets are adoptable from best friends pet society. they just launched a bring love home campaign because pets belong not in shelters but at home. >> yes please. >> rogue emotions have taken over riley's mind. >> you just aren't what she needs anymore. you can't just bottle us up. >> we are suppressed emotions. what is it? >> disney pixar's inside out two rated pga, now playing only in theaters. >> always live abc seven news starts right now. good morning everyone. >> i'm kumasi erin from abc seven mornings. we're going to check in now with gloria for a look at traffic. how's it looking? >> good morning. well, we have some updates for you on some incidents from earlier that are still causing some backups. first of all, let's start in the

north bay on westbound 37 after 121, right now, the left lane of westbound 37 is closed to the railroad tracks because of that earlier truck fire. and then in pittsburgh on westbound four, there is still heavy traffic from harbor street after a stalled big rig in this area, and it's still blocking the third lane from the left. so of course we'll continue monitoring this for you throughout the morning. kumasi >> thanks, gloria. meteorologist lisa argen has your accuweather forecast after the break. >> stop your search for the one and find your perfect mattress match at mancini sleep world. save up to $1,200 during our july 4th sales event. tempur-pedic mattresses starting at $29 per month and serta starting at 3.99 plus. save 20% on avocado, helix and casper mattresses. take advantage of 60 months special financing and free next day delivery, removal and setup of your new mattress. your perfect match is waiting for you online or in stores at mancini sleep world. >> drop your jaw and jump for

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>> hey bay area live with kelly and marcus. coming up, we'll chat with jessica alba from trigger warning plus food florence or friday continues at nine on abc seven friday morning back home looking at some patchy fog mount tam. >> the winds are up in the upper elevations, but right now it's pleasant out there. 59 in hayward, 60 in san jose and from vollmer peak, that marine layer is disappearing and we're looking at slightly warmer numbers today with mid and upper 80s inland, mid 70 s around the bay shore, windy at the coast kumasi. >> thanks, lisa. we'll have another abc seven news update in another abc seven news update in >> robin: hey, good morning america. ♪ >> good morning america! >> george: good morning america. >> michael: good morning america. >> good morning america! >> robin: money! are you ready? they are ready?

>> george: covering the biggest events in the country. >> michael: there's a lot going on. >> always a good time. >> that's good. >> really good. >> coming in hot, jimmy! coming in hot. >> good morning america. >> lara: i'm not gonna try to strut like michael or anything. >> i have known george a long long time. >> lara: have you ever known him to dance? >> robin: look at that face. ♪ >> whit: you feel it. >> robin: i'm in. >> rebecca: i'm in. jazz am here and so happy. >> gio: i'm in. >> janai: i'm in. >> robin: that tells you something. michael, george, lara, ginger. >> miss robin! >> michael: we're in. are you in? >> lara: yes! >> michael: that's right. i liked that. >> whit: that was really nice, guys. >> rebecca: good job, alan. i like your dancing, your faces. >> michael: you like my face? [ laughter ] all right.

we're going to our gma series, gma hearts dads. just in time for father's day, we have one loving dad of four getting makeover. his youngest dad told us he deserved it after guiding his family through the most difficult year of their lives. this father of four is no ordinary dad. >> absolutely amazing. >> caring. >> he's just the best man in the world. >> michael: as a service manager for a lawn care company, eric gohra works 12-hour days, six days a week to make sure his girls are always taken care of. >> i think being a father of nothing but girls makes you more overprotective of them. >> michael: when eric gohra's youngest daughter alyssa's world was turned upside down, this dad continued to step up to the plate. >> in november of 2022 i got diagnosed with brain cancer. >> i was at work. my wife called crying. then she broke the news.

immediately left, had to come home and hug her. finding out your 21-year-old daughter has a brain tumor, tough. >> he worked a lot of hours, 15, 16 hours. he took on a lot of stress financially. >> michael: but he never let the stress get in the way of taking care of his family, working extra hours after his wife tracy quit her job to stay home an care for alyssa. >> he slept at the hospital every night with me. i have learned that life can throw curve balls, but you'll hit it right back. >> michael: that's exactly what he did supporting alyssa through a five-hour brain surgery an 18 months of physical therapy until they got the news they had been waiting for this past september, finding out alyssa is now cancer-free. >> it was the best feeling in the whole entire world. i talked to my dad first. he was just so ecstatic for me. >> michael: with the weight of

alyssa's health battles off their shoulder, this family decided it was time for dad to have some fun. we agreed, selecting eric for our father's day makeover. >> she sent me a text message and said, can you please facetime me now. when i called her back, she's giggling. i was like, what's the matter? she's like, you don't need to say yes. it's a style makeover. >> i think he needed the makeover because he wears the same things when he's not at work, khakis and polo cap. >> basketball shorts. same old same old. >> i do have some stylish caps. when it comes to clothes, i will take all the advice. >> he wears this one a lot. >> how about the green? >> he never has time for himself. i think he deserves the world. >> make over our dad! >> michael: it is clear that eric has a heart of gold. he had a giants hat on, so that

man has good taste. he may not even need a makeover, in my opinion. we're hoping a little tlc on the outside will make this deserving dad feel special this father's day. i'm here with eric's wife and daughters, as well as gretta monahan and kristan serafino. thank you for being here. thank you, family, for being here. how is it, tracie, to see this story about your husband and your family? >> it's a great opportunity. he's gone through a lot. so has our family. it's just very special to us. no better way than for father's day to celebrate this. >> michael: i love it. >> he's had a very hard time. he deserves it. >> michael: he deserves it. i'm glad you put it out there for him to be here so that we can all see what he's done for the family. we see the before. that is a stud muffin right there. stud muffin. are you ready to see an after? [ applause ]

all right, eric, come on out, my friend! let's see him! oh! how are you doing? good to see you. >> oh my gosh. >> you look awesome. i love the glass. >> michael: we know how we feel. how do you feel? >> it's been an amazing moment. the last two weeks have been crazy, hectic. but able to spend time with my family, which is great. >> michael: what do you think about your dad's new look? >> i love it. i'm shocked. i'm so shocked. i love the sunglasses. i love the shoes. i haven't ever really seen him in a suit, so i love this. i love the purple. dad, you look great. >> michael: you look fantastic. [ applause ] gretta, what did you do? what did you do for eric? >> so, alyssa was like, i want to see my dad look dapper. what we did, michael, i ended up

buying separates because that's a great tip for guys. i really wanted eric to embrace color. the girls say he's fun. i wanted his style to show that. blue is the new black. he doesn't wear a lot of suits. he can wear it anywhere. then we did the lavender shirt. picks up the skin tone and color. makes him look like he's been sun tanning and the brown accessories. never forget accessories. what i say, girls, just remember this, fit over trend and fashion. make sure it has a great tailor. i love your suits. >> michael: thank you very much. i don't know if anybody notices me standing next to this stud. thank you. thank you. kristan, you style ryan reynolds. matthew mcconaughey. what were you able to do for eric? >> we got your dad out of a cap. they throw on a baseball cap. there's a better solution. it could be a sophisticated style.

the key is you have to wear the hair tight on the side so you can have length on the top. it's an optical illusion. the hair will look thicker by taking the sides shorter. i think you look incredible. we're going to grow the hair longer on the top, aren't we? >> thank you so much. >> yeah, thank you. >> michael: you look fantastic. great to have the family here. it's your 27th wedding anniversary? >> yes, it is. >> michael: wow! and we got you all dressed up. we got to give you a place to go. our friends at carmine's are going to treat you all to a nice dinner tonight here in new york city. [ applause ] that is not your dinner. that's a display. okay. but also, we got tickets to the hit broadway show end juliet. because it's father's day, i hope you guys have time because we're gonna send you all to

disney world. [ applause ] you're going to disney world! that's right. you're all going to disney world. you can check out tiana's bayou adventures. it opens june 28th. we hope you all enjoy. eric, have fun. a pleasure. you are a great example of being a great father. we love you. you are representative of dads on father's day. thank you for submitting your dad. we are so happy you're okay. we're so happy that you're okay. coming up, mahjong mania. lara will tell us all about the game's growing popularity. and thank you both for your help. >> thank you, michael. great being here with you. >> thank you. >> michael: thank you. appreciate it. >> that is

>> lara: time for a little mahjong mania. this is a game that i have become obsessed with. i have a group of women who meet once a week to play. but like so many, we were intimidated by the tiles, the card, all the numbers. but with a lesson or online instruction, it's easy to learn and so fun. so are you ready to get your mahj on? it's the game everyone seems to be talking about. >> i play mahjong with my girlfriends once a week. >> lara: julia roberts loves it, rosie and fran drescher are obsessed. you've seen it in movies like

the joy luck club and "crazy rich asians." but it's been around since the 19th century, created in china, it was brought by chinese immigrants in the 1920s. today there are several versions around the world, all slightly different, including american, japanese, korean and south african. the goal of the american version is to match 14 tiles with one of the patterns on this card. it's a game that feels like a mix of bingo and gin rummy and takes immense concentration making it extremely popular with people who want to keep their minds active but are not perhaps ready to dive into the world of bridge. >> mahjong! >> we just want to build a community of mahjong players. it's just blown up. >> lara: in dallas texas, 60 women meet every week to play mahjong. they love the concentration, the

competition and connection with each other. >> when i moved here to dallas, it was mahjong to make friends. my daughter is 5. i play with her. she loves it, too. >> lara: megan trotter created the company oh my mahjong making a line of gorgeous tiles, mats, pushers and other accessories needed to play the game. >> to make a business from something you love and a need that you saw. >> and to make it accessible, right? before, mahjong was also passed down traditionally so there wasn't a lot of stuff on the internet about it and it was very hard to learn. most of our product is all learner based but still pretty. really made it accessible to people all over that were like that's cool but how am i going to play? >> lara: megan's art director has ensured oh my mahjong's tiles are fun but also the game's asian roots. the joker tile pays homage to her grandmother, the woman who taught her how to play.

>> this is lola. lola is grandmother in philippines. >> lara: that is your lola. that is a lucky joker. >> every family party ended with a game of mahjong. we ended up falling asleep on the couch hearing the clack of the tiles. >> lara: even genzers want to get their mahjong. >> i started my mahjong club because i felt like our generation was missing out. i knew a bunch of friends wanted it. >> lara: what's going on with the moms? >> we can do it, too. >> lara: do you feel like you will get a big following? >> definitely. i already started introducing it to my friends. they are obsessed. >> mahjong! >> lara: who doesn't love that sound? there's so much. okay. it's complicated but so fun. if you want to start playing you need tiles. you need racks. you need these pushers to push out your wall. if you are playing the american

version you also need these cards which are somewhat terrifying when you first see them. you get them from the mahjong league. >> whit: there's a league? are their jackets and hats? >> lara: i wish. we had a teacher. you can hire a teacher. with two lessons, jill baker, we love you. you understand the game and you will fall in love. it keeps that brain thinking, people. >> rebecca: i love it. i stole the joker. >> lara: joker is very important. you need to remember you cannot use a joker in a single or a pair. you know what i mean, mahjong lovers. >> michael: fancy. fancy dominos. >> sam: dominos with class. drink wine when you do it. >> lara: that's exactly right. ginger, are you out there? >> ginger: i am out here in times square. june is army hair ridge month. that's why we're out here celebrating the u.s. army's 249th birthday. how appropriate to have our very own stephanie ramos.

she is an army reserve major. you are with your major general, kris belanger. today celebrating 249 years, but what does it look like when we celebrate all of the service we are grateful here. >> the army is celebrating its 249th birthday, right here in times square. my worlds are overlapping. really awesome, cool. we have so much going on today. the west point band will be here to kick off the festivities. the army finds a drum band as well. the honor guard is posted. we are ready to kick things off and celebrate our service men and women. my commanding general 99th readiness division is here to swear in brand new recruits. >> ginger: 30 new recruits. what does that look like? what can they expect? >> in a little while these men and women will raise their right hands and swear an oath to defend our nation and its constitution. it is a sign of solidarity and bond they will carry throughout their journey, whether in the

active army, army reserve or national guard. one great thing about the army reserve is that, or the army in total, is that it is diverse. it is as diverse as new york city with over 200 jobs. we are so proud to have major ramos. >> ginger: major general, thank you. thank you all time to reveal this week's gma buzz click. we have carly crawford from novel in tennessee to tell us all about it. >> good morning america. i'm carly crawford from memphis, tennessee. my buzz pick of the week is "in the hour of crows" by dana elmedorf. she can talk the death out of

people. from someone who died rather mysteriously and it may have been a murder. this murder mystery is steeped in magic. it's the perfect summer read. its atmosphere immediately envelopes you just like a muggy night. next time you're in memphis, come say hi. >> whit: okay. thank you, carly. "in the hour of crows" is available right now. keep reading on with us at gma book club. coming up here we are high lighting members of the lgbtq + community who come out later in life.

>> sam: we're back with our gma out loud series honoring members of the lgbtq + community who are coming out a little later in life. like a fine wine some things get better with age. for seasons of the lgbtq + community stepping proudly into your identity later in life with open up a whole new world. >> it's common for older people in the lgbtq community to come

out late in life. often when we were younger, there was just no space. there was no openness to coming out. one of the basic misconceptions is that lgbtq elders don't exist because they are invisible. >> sam: sage, an organization that advocates on behalf of the elders estimates by 2030 there will be 7 million queer people who are 50 and older in the u.s. >> it's everyone's birth right to live in our gender. and to know that an not be able to live that it's like a living death. >> sam: diana gech documenting the pretransition period of her life in a memoir titled "this body i wore." >> i realize that if i don't write this down, i don't think many people will. we were trans and didn't know it, so many of us. so many of us never made it out of the 20th century. >> sam: she said it was not until around 50 that she felt

she could safely transition and live in her skwrerpbd gender full time. >> we are more relieved as well. >> sam: for donna and paulette green they are celebrating 50 years as a couple, but it was only ten years ago that they were officially able to tie the knot. >> this has always just been a constant relationship that has been -- that has flourished. >> sam: together the pair cultivating a passion for conservation and community service. the maryland property they preserve once belonging to the family of harriet tubman and was a piece of the underground railroad. >> being true to yourself. don't take anything for granted. >> reporter: donna and paulette's lives portrayed in a short documentary film called the auntie, as they are affectionately known. >> it has inspired other people that have seen the documentary to become more of themselves and to fine out more about

themselves as a whole. because who we are has always just been very natural to us. >> sam: bless you all. we will be right back. back dati is dedicated to improving mental well-being of sick kids, regardless

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eastbound 37. the left lane is shut down from lakeville highway to 121. so the fire is out, but this is still causing some delays in that area. lisa. all right. good morning to you. looking at a sunny start here in the peninsula region sfo where it's cool temperatures are in the 50s, but we're going to see slightly warmer readings. it is 63 in san jose, still 50s with a gusty winds at the coast. but mid and upper 80s inland today. kumasi thank you lisa. >> now it's time for live with kelly and mark and we'll be back at 11 for deja vu: it's live with kelly and mark. today, star of the new film trigger warning, jessica alba. plus, when to keep it and when to toss it. a lesson in food expirations. plus, best-selling cookbook author