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seventh house democrat calls on the president to step aside. plus, donald trump back on the campaign trail for the first time since the debate. is trump nearing a running mate announcement? >> overnight, tornadoes tearing through indiana and kentucky as remnants of hurricane beryl move north. >> i just got missed by a tornado, guys. >> millions in texas still without power in the sweltering heat, extreme temperatures on both coasts. plus, wild flash flooding in michigan and new mexico. ginger is tracking it all. >> urgent investigation after a dartmouth student was found dead. police investigating whether hazing was a factor. the fallout this morning. >> the faa investigating an apparent close call. police dash camera capturing the moment as the two planes look like their paths cross. >> opening statement set to begin in alec baldwin's trial. what we know about the jurors seated to hear the case. >> ship out. the growing backlash after soaring tourism.

one city now looking to put limits on cruises, as other hot spots add fees and taxes to help curb the crush of crowds. >> another state joins the crackdown on phones in schools. how it plans to create phone-free zones. >> king's eye view. a rarely seen wing of buckingham palace about to open to the public for the first time ever. we are taking you inside this morning. >> and, gooooooaaaal! the legendary messi. >> and what a goal that was! lamine yamal! >> and the 16-year-old sensation you have to see to believe. and you won't believe how they met. >> announcer: live in times square, this is "good morning america." >> good morning, america. on this wednesday morning we have a lot of news to get to, including more than 1 million people still without power in texas after the hurricane.

>> a lot of people in your hometown are really feeling the brunt of this, michael. and take a live look at those power trucks getting ready to deploy to help restore service in houston. we're going to have more on the extreme weather just ahead. >> first, the latest on president biden. some democratic lawmakers are strongly backing the president. others voicing serious concerns as the president hosts the nato summit in washington, where his performance is going to be closely watched. our senior congressional correspondent rachel scott is tracking it all on capitol hill. good morning, rachel. >> george, this morning president biden will be on the world stage trying to prove to his party that he has what it takes to stay in the race. it comes after some democrats warn that, if he remains on the ticket, democrats will lose in november. >> this morning, with president biden determined to stay in the race, democrats facing a choice whether to stick with biden or call on him to drop out. but now a seventh house democrat, congresswoman mikie sherrill of new jersey, calling on biden to withdraw.

>> i felt i needed to advocate for new leadership. >> overnight, senator michael bennet delivering this blunt warning. >> donald trump is on track to win this election and maybe win it by a landslide, and take with him the senate and the house. >> sources tell abc news senators jon tester and sherrod brown also raised doubts about the president winning the election when democrats met behind closed doors. >> do you still support president biden? >> ohioans have legitimate questions about what president biden is going to do. >> that's not a "yes." >> house democrats met for hours, too, sources calling that meeting rough. >> are you on the same page? >> no. >> what do you mean you're not one the same page? >> not even in the same book. >> when it was over, democratic leadership from both the house and senate saying this. >> right now president biden is the nominee, and we support the democratic nominee. >> are you confident that president biden has what it takes to win in november and

serve the next four years? >> as i've said before, i'm with joe. >> all of it putting some members who have concerns in a box. >> we have no choice but to support him as our nominee and make the best of a complicated situation. that's the political reality we face. >> nancy pelosi stop short of saying he should run, and said democrats should hold off and see how this week goes. >> it's up to the president if he's going to run. we are all encouraging him to make that decision, because time is running short. >> democrats are closely watching how biden performs on the world stage during the nato summit. >> we gather to proclaim nato is ready and able to secure that vision today and well into the future. >> the president's rival, former president donald trump, has largely remained out of sight, returning to the campaign trail for the first time since the debate. >> it doesn't matter who they nominate, because we are going

to beat every one of them in thundering landslides. >> back here on capitol hill, most democrats telling us they are accepting the reality that, even if they have concerns, there's really not much they can do about it. the president is going to stay in the race. democratic leadership is rallying behind him. one thing democrats are watching tomorrow, that press conference the president is expected to give where he's expected to take a number of questions from reporters, george. >> rachel, donald trump closing in on a vp pick? >> donald trump's advisors say he is expected to announce his running mate by next monday. that's just as the republican national convention gets underway. sources tell us it's down to a final three. senator j.d. vance, senator marco rubio, and north dakota governor doug burgum. but as of this morning, trump has not made a final decision yet, george. >> thank you, george. now to the dangerous weather. at least two tornadoes overnight as the remnants of hurricane beryl move north, and 1 million remain without power in texas in the life-threatening heat. victor oquendo is in houston

with the latest. good morning, victor. >> good morning, michael. this is a staging area for the main utility in the region, centerpoint energy. they have 300 of these line trucks here ready to be deployed. their full force will be out today racing to restore power to the nearly 1.4 million homes and businesses still in the dark. >> i just got missed by a tornado, guys. >> overnight, tornadoes spawned by the remnants of hurricane beryl tearing through southern indiana. >> i don't know what to do. i'm just here for some training. >> debris flying through the air, power lines down, buildings damaged. twisters coming on the heels of hurricane beryl that struck texas and louisiana, leaving at least eight people dead. more than 1 million still left without power to swelter in the texas heat. >> it was a long, stuffy night. so i was tossing and turning, because i'm pregnant and i'm uncomfortable. >> we are seeing this all over houston. long lines for those critical supplies like gas. here at this gas station, the lines wrap around the block in every direction.

blistering heat hitting communities from coast to coast, temperatures shattering records. in arizona, lake havasu reaching 120 degrees, where a 4-month-old child was transferred for heat related illness to the hospital friday, later passing away. the cause of death has not yet been determined. despite the danger posed by the heat, tourists flocking to death valley national park. >> heat is part of what makes it impressive, but you have to take care to do so safely. >> park officials are reporting an increase in rescues, with one motorcyclist dying from heat-related illness. >> death valley, it's a dry heat, but that dry heat is pretty intense. when you step out of your vehicle, it's like stepping your entire body out into an oven. >> centerpoint energy still can't say when power will be fully restored as the region grapples with this dangerous heat. another heat advisor if used in today with the heat index above 100 degrees. rebecca? >> and we are thinking of all

the folks there having to contend with all of this. victor, thank you. meantime, the remnants of hurricane beryl are moving north, bringing tornado and flood threats north. ginger is tracking that and more. good morning, ginger. >> believe it or not, we are still talking about beryl's remnants, and this time it's western new york taking on the tornado threat. i'll get to that, but first it is raining really hard and has been in parts of eastern michigan. detroit with it, northwest indiana, too. but watch through the afternoon hours. i would say after 1:00 p.m., have two ways of getting warnings. if you're in ithaca, utica, syracuse, also from scranton up through parts of southern vermont you've got a shot at some of those storms becoming tornadic if not just having this damaging winds that could be doing plenty of damage. also, the significant risk for flash flooding through northern vermont, northern new hampshire, and upstate new york. keep an eye on that, because you could have 2-4 inches falling very quickly. these storms will break up the serious heat we've been dealing with. the heat advisories are still widespread from myrtle beach to raleigh to richmond, but look at

those excessive heat warnings. that's feels likes up to 108 or 110. baltimore is in it, washington, d.c., and philadelphia. george, new york city is already on track to date for our warmest year to date. we are going to keep on with this trend through next week. >> now to the close call between two airplanes captured on a police dashcam. it appears to show the planes crossing paths over syracuse. transportation correspondent gio benitez is here with the story. >> hey, george. good morning. we always talk about these close calls, but we never do see video of it actually happening. this one that you're about to see is absolutely setting. in fact, you're going to see a police officer just watching it all happen in disbelief. take a look. this morning the faa investigating after two planes appear to come dangerously close over syracuse, new york. watch this police dashcam video capturing an american airlines regional jet moments from touchdown, forced to go around as a delta connection flight took off on the same runway.

>> when we were descending, there was another plane leaving the runway, so we had to divert and go around syracuse. >> the jets coming less than a thousand feet vertically from each other, the pilot asking controllers who was cleared for the runway. the dashcam showing that police officer stunned as she witnesses the incident unfold. passenger ben augustine describing what it was like on board. >> you heard this other swooshing noise that sounded like something out of "top gun." the passengers, we all kind of made that awkward eye contact where it was like, what's going on? >> it's unclear how close the planes came horizontally. the american jet arriving from d.c. circled back for a safe landing. the delta jet continuing to new york city. >> it is clear that the controller was beginning to be overwhelmed. the airplanes became way, way too close. we know from the data that, at one point, one airplane was on top of the other, only 800 feet of separation, and neither

airplane could see the other. >> this is just the latest close call over american skies as a record amount of americans are flying. the faa scrambling right now to hire more air traffic controllers as it deals with the severe shortage. >> and this morning we should tell you that the faa says the most serious close calls are actually down 68% since last year. but, look, any expert will tell you it takes just one catastrophic incident to take hundreds of lives. michael? >> absolutely. we don't need that, gio. thank you so much. we turn now to the urgent investigation after a 20-year-old dartmouth student and fraternity member was found dead this weekend. police say a hazing investigation is underway. our trevor ault is here with the latest. good morning, trevor. >> good morning, michael. this investigation is centered on the death of won jang. he was living on the dartmouth campus for the summer. while this investigation is still in its early stages, police have revealed that one lead they are chasing down has come from an anonymous tip. >> this morning, the death of dartmouth student won jang prompting the school to suspend

a fraternity and sororities. police investigate whether hazing was a factor. authorities in new hampshire saying preliminary reports show alcohol may have been a factor in the 20-year-old's death. >> we did receive an anonymous email this morning through the college that there may be some hazing involved, so certainly we will look into that aspect of it, too. >> police say jang was last seen at a social gathering on the docks. after an extensive search with drones and divers, an underwater camera found his body sunday evening 65 feet off shore. jang was a biomedical engineering major and a member of the beta alpha omega fraternity. dartmouth tells us that fraternity, along with the sorority alpha phi, had been previously disciplined last fall for alcohol, and beta alpha omega was still on probation. neither greek organization has commented. while both are suspended pending the investigation, police do say so far there's no sign of foul play. the school saying in a statement the entire dartmouth community

is grieving. >> it was very sad, when we first got the news. we just went on a walk talking about all the great things about won. how he always makes jokes and makes people laugh. >> according to the school, the beta alpha omega fraternity was suspended from last fall through the school year. they only moved to probation this summer. dartmouth says it's working closely with police as this investigation continues, george. >> trevor, thanks. now to the crackdown on phones in school. elizabeth schulze has the details. >> virginia now joins a growing list of schools banning or limiting cell phones in schools, citing harms from excessive screen time. republican governor glenn youngkin signed an executive order tuesday to establish phone-free classrooms in all of virginia's public schools grades k-12. the education department will now come up with guidelines on how to restrict phones during class by next january. the order cites ideas like pouches or dedicated lockers

where students can store their phones during the day. this isn't an outright ban. it makes clear that there should be protocols for parents to reach their kids in emergency situations. the executive order says that students who use phones during class learn less and get lower grades, and it warns about a mental health crisis among teens who spend an average of nearly five hours every single day on social media. last month the u.s. surgeon general, dr. vivek murthy, called for warning labels on social media like what you would see on tobacco products. he told us that this is the defining public health challenge of our time, and this is a warning that has already been resonating with parents and lawmakers. l.a. school district, which is the second biggest in the country, just approved a ban on cell phones in schools. other states, florida, indiana, and ohio, passed similar laws with more in the works. michael? >> we'll see how many follow suit, elizabeth. thank you. we turn now to a groundbreaking medical procedure giving a cancer patient a new outlook on life. lara is here with this pretty

amazing story. >> it really is, and so hopeful. when marty kedian was diagnosed with larynx cancer ten years ago, it severely impacted his ability to talk, to swallow, even just to breathe. but this morning his life has been forever changed for the better thanks to an innovative new surgery at the mayo clinic. >> you can hear my voice right now. two months ago, i couldn't talk. >> a massachusetts man given back his voice after a rare surgery. marty kedian is the first cancer patient to undergo a total larynx transplant. >> i want people to know this can be done, and it's a process, but it's worth it. >> the 59-year-old is part of a study aimed at opening the life-changing operation to more patients. >> i said, no matter what, gina, i'm getting my voice back. >> while the organ may be known as the voice box, it's also vital for breathing and swallowing. but some doctors don't embrace

the surgery because it could be possible to survive without a larynx, and organ transplants can be risky. others disagree, though, arguing that the quality of life improvements are vital for overall health. >> patients become very reclusive and very walled off from the rest of the world. my patients tell me, yes, i may be alive, but i'm not really living. >> kedian is now talking and adjusting to new foods as doctors prepare to remove his breathing tube, and he says eating and breathing are only some of the benefits. >> for the first time since the surgery, i can talk to my 82-year-old mother. >> so amazing, and only two other people in the u.s. have had this surgery. those cases were due to injury, not cancer. researchers, though, hope to make the transplant more accessible to all. wouldn't that be amazing? >> what a great story. >> thank you, lara. coming up, opening statements set to begin in alec baldwin's involuntary manslaughter trial. what we know about the jury. >> plus, cruise control.

how one tourist hot spot looking to limit the number of ships visiting while backlash grows over tourism in some popular destinations. >> and a look at a rarely seen room at buckingham palace with outside cameras let in for the first time. first, we go back to you, ginge. >> new mexico had bad fires, they lost like 1400 structures. two people were killed. that was weeks ago. twice -- this is not old video, it is new video -- they had flash flooding on that burn scar. with the monsoon flow, that garage in the background with all the debris, now it gets taken out. the power of water so immense, it really is. as lara said, wow, when you see that. we have a whole lot more heat, the main story for most of the all the circles are for records that will likely fall today. yakima, 104. boise, 108. las vegas could go to 118. remember, they had their all-time high temperature, and they could do something they've never done, hit 118 two days in

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a jury of 12 of baldwin's peers and 4 alternates, 11 women and 5 men, now seated. one juror, an employee for the state of new mexico who has experience investigating mistakes on the job. at least two are gun owners. another previously served on a grand jury, and only two jurors said they had never heard about the case in any form. >> certainly everyone in the courtroom wants a fair and impartial jury. the prosecution was focused on finding jurors who follow this trial very closely. the defense attorney took a different tact and was really focused on gun safety. >> hutchins was shot and killed after a prop colt 45 gun that baldwin was holding fired a live round during rehearsal inside this chapel. >> my understanding, you were in the room -- >> i was the one holding the gun, yeah. >> prosecutors say baldwin acted recklessly on set, ignoring industry rules for firearm

safety. baldwin has pleaded not guilty. defense attorneys placing blame on film armorer hannah gutierrez, who is serving an 18 month prison sentence that she's now appealing for involuntary manslaughter in hutchins' death. the actor telling our george stephanopoulos in an exclusive 2021 interview that he never pulled the trigger. >> the gun was supposed to be empty. i was told i was handed an empty gun. >> with the table set for trial, the question looms, will baldwin testify? >> jurors are told that whether or not he testifies should not impact how they decide the case, so certainly they will like to hear from alec baldwin in this case. >> again, the big question is whether baldwin will testify in his own defense, but another wild card is whether hannah gutierrez will testify. she's currently serving her prison sentence. her attorney telling abc news that she has been moved to a nearby prison in anticipation of testifying here today on friday. we are also told that she will likely invoke her fifth amendment right.

george? >> mola, thanks very much. let's bring in channa lloyd. thanks for coming in this morning. a heavily female jury. does that surprise you? >> it didn't. typically in firearm cases you see that happen more often, not because they try to exclude anyone who has heavy feelings about firearms as well as expertise about firearms, so i'm not surprised. >> and they can't bring up the fact that alec baldwin was the producer on this. is that a big blow? is there a chance that we will see him testify? >> absolutely. it's a blow to the state, because they wanted to bring in information he should have known about safety protocols on set to say that he was aware and that added to his recklessness. will we see him testify? not likely. the opportunity for him to open up questions from the state is not a good idea. however, we have to remember it remains in the hands of the client whether or not they testify. >> and we just heard from mola that hannah gutierrez, found guilty, the armorer in this case, is being moved to a prison nearby, but her lawyer said she

would plead the fifth she was called to testify. does her conviction play any role in this trial? >> it is interesting, they are not really supposed to bring that up. because, let's remember, they're going to look at things like bias. why is she testifying? is it because she is in prison, is it something retributional? that something the jury would be thinking about and that's why it doesn't come in. however, she's going to likely plead the fifth because she's not going to want additional information brought out on the stand against her. >> alec baldwin is pretty famous. how does that play into this? >> it is a double-edged sword. a lot of times people feel very familiar with people they see on tv, they become accustomed to through different tv shows. that can lend credibility to the individual, or, if they have negative feelings about it, it can also detract from them. so it's a very dicey thing to deal with when you're dealing with someone of that caliber. >> we'll be watching. thank you so much. appreciate that. we are going to turn now to the backlash against tourism in some places. one hot spot is looking at a partial ban on cruise ships as

tourists overtake the city. gio benitez is back now with the details on what some other tourist destinations are doing. gio, good morning. >> hey, michael. good morning again. yeah, as you know, so many people love exploring alaska by cruise ship. but one major city, as you said, is saying enough is enough, and they're not the only ones. with its breathtaking views and captivating landscape, alaska has turned into a tourist hot spot for fans of cruises. >> here is everything i did on a 7-night cruise to alaska. our third stop was juneau, the capital of alaska. >> record crowds sail into spots like juneau to see attractions like the mendenhall glacier, but some juneau residents have had enough. >> i personally came to the realization that alaska was being sold as a friendly place, and that my friendliness was a commodity for the cruise lines. >> the city considering banning large cruise ships on saturdays to help curb the crush of post-pandemic crafts. >> the idea is just one day every week to just take a pause, to have our community back.

>> a record 1.6 million cruise passengers visiting juneau in 2023. sarah went on a cruise this may that stopped in juneau. >> it was beautiful to go and see a glacier. it was my first one. >> juneau just one of the places facing challenges of over-tourism. >> i'm not against limiting the amount of cruise ships. i think it would make it nicer for the locals who live there year-round. >> we have been setting new travel records every month so far in 2024, and there's no reason to think that's going to stop. >> travelers posting to social media about growing crowds. in the u.s., mount rainier now among the national parks implementing timed entry reservations. in europe, cities like venice and barcelona adding fees for this weekend in barcelona, locals using water guns to spray visitors. thousands in the streets taking a stand against tourism, which they say results in a higher cost of living for residents. experts believe, as more destinations see a surge in visitors, local officials may

implement restrictions to manage crowds. >> i'm all in favor of steps taken to try to make sure you are managing that properly and respecting the local environment and everything. >> and all of this is happening as travel is seeing a major boost. in fact, right at this moment we have been breaking these all-time records. so it is safe to say, guys, it is really important to be mindful when you are traveling, to know where you are, and respect the locals. >> respect the locals and respect the place for the next generation, as well. gio, thank you. coming up, we go inside buckingham palace. we are taking you to the rarely seen rooms about to open to the public for the first time ever. that is tourism, as well. we will see you next. ♪ ♪ we will see you next. get back to better breathing with fasenra, an add-on treatment for eosinophilic asthma that is taken once every 8 weeks. fasenra is not for sudden breathing problems or other eosinophilic conditions. allergic reactions may occur. don't stop your asthma treatments

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>> we are back now with a royally rare look inside a wing of buckingham palace that is hardly ever seen by the public. king charles is opening it up to visitors for the very first time this summer, and our maggie rulli got a tour. good morning, maggie. >> hey, rebecca! good morning. yeah, you can see that famous balcony is just right behind me. we are used to seeing generations of royals standing up there and waving to the public. but, guys, we got to go behind the balcony. in what was a real pinch me moment, i got a rare glimpse of that royal view.

>> it's one of the most famous balconies in history. for nearly 200 years, we have seen members of the royal family up there celebrating coronations, weddings, jubilees, and trooping the color. >> come on in! >> but now you, too, can get a king's eye view of london. >> we are standing in the center room of buckingham palace, and it's a place you probably better recognize from the outside. because, right there, that is the iconic balcony where the royals stand to give their waves. >> this summer, king charles is opening the east wing of the palace to the public with rarely seen spaces. the yellow drawing room, the 240-foot corridor that spans the width of the palace. >> it is incredible to think about the generations of royals that have stood and walked right here. oh, wow! >> and the center room, the holding area for the family before they step out into the spotlight. >> you've been everywhere in

buckingham palace. have you stepped foot on the royal balcony? >> no. >> not even you? >> that's the one place that is reserved exclusively for members of the royal family. >> before now, only palace insiders knew what the center room really looked like, with the exception of the odd glimpse. >> i wish you a christmas of peace on earth. >> like during the king's christmas address last year. the room, often depicted in film and tv, including "the crown." we now know they didn't exactly get it right. >> why open up the east wing now? >> his majesty the king is very keen on public access. he is passionately interested in the collection, and this is a fantastic opportunity to share these spaces. >> royal fans can view paintings acquired by king george the fourth, as well as antique english and french furniture, and works of art from japan and china. the wing, built by queen victoria. the balcony, her way to connect with the public. >> that tradition has continued

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as they say... >> good morning, america! ♪ ♪ >> announcer: live in times square, this is "gma." >> nothing wrong with a little jonas brothers in the morning. we love that. good morning, america. it is hot. we know you can feel it, and that heat is dangerous. and it's all across the country, including the historic heat wave in the west. it is so important to stay hydrated right now. >> that's right, michael. this morning we are going to show you some of the foods that can help you hydrate. maya feller is also going to show us how much water we should be drinking. i never seem to drink enough. >> important information coming up. first a look at the top stories breaking at 8:00. first we start with president biden. some democratic lawmakers strongly backing the president, others voicing serious concerns about his candidacy as the president hosts the nato summit in washington where his performance is being closely watched. let's go back to rachel scott on capitol hill. good morning, rachel. >> hey, george.

good morning to you again. president biden will be on the world stage today at the nato summit trying to prove to members of his own party that he has what it takes to stay in the race. but many democrats making it clear they still have concerns. members of both the house and the senate, behind closed doors for hours yesterday. we are told that at least three democratic senators conveyed concerns about the president's path forward, including senator michael bennet, who came forward and said, if president biden remains on the ticket, donald trump will win by a landslide and take the house and the senate with him. bennet did not call for biden to step aside, but others certainly have, including congresswoman mikie sherrill of new jersey, who became the seventh house democrat to call on the president to drop out of the race. so far democratic leaders have said they support biden, but just moments ago former speaker of the house nancy pelosi said that this is president biden's decision to make, and that they are encouraging him to make that decision because time is running short, michael. >> time is running short, and there's definitely some pressure on the president, rachel.

thank you so much. we move now to the big win for regulators and families fighting against social media apps. elizabeth schulze is back with the story. >> good morning again, michael. this is the first time the federal trade commission is banning an app for anyone under the age of 18. we are talking about the anonymous messaging app called ngl, which is online shorthand for "not gonna lie." it's exploded in popularity, since its launch in 2021, reaching nearly 200 million users. now in this milestone settlement the ftc alleges the app marketed itself as a safe space for teens while instead exposing teens to cyberbullying and harassment. the agency also says that ngl sent fake messages that looked like they were from real people to help drive up usage on the platform, and it tricked users into signing up for its paid service. in a statement, ngl says it believes many of the allegations are factually inaccurate, but it views this resolution as an opportunity to make ngl better than ever for users. along with this ban for anyone

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with that said, the fda says it's aware of the study, but notes it doesn't necessarily assess whether these metals are released from tampons when used in the body and, if so, can be absorbed into the body or bloodstream. that means that they're not aware of any current danger to users of the product, but say they will look at this study pretty closely and take action if warranted. specialists also pointing out there's no reason at this time to stop using tampons, guys. >> glad to hear they are taking a closer look. okay, morgan, thank you. coming up in our "gma" morning menu, the rise of adhd in women and how some are finding help. >> also ahead, food to keep you hydrated this summer. maya feller is going to show us some of the best food to eat and how much water we should be drinking. >> plus, one on one with serena williams on her new documentary and hosting the espys. and lara, you have guests upstairs.

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♪ ♪ >> we have a nice warm morning here in new york city in times square. we are back now with our cover story and the rise of adhd diagnosis in women. diane macedo is here with what's behind it and how women are finding help. we know this is personal for you. >> i've always struggled with things like tidiness, misplacing things, forgetting things, but it took on a new level once i became a mom. i felt like i was drowning. now i know why, and more importantly, that i'm not alone. >> i always felt a sense of not being good enough. >> for decades, jessica covington thought she

was lazy and unmotivated, until she got a life-changing diagnosis. >> it explained so much. >> she's part of growing trend of women being diagnosed with adhd, or attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. >> you say brains are different for people with adhd. what do those differences cause? >> persistent struggles with things like time management, things like planning, things like organization. >> a recent study shows diagnoses for women 23-49 years old nearly doubled from 2020-2022. that rise attributed in part to a shift in understanding how adhd affects girls and women. >> girls present with inattention. they may not be jumping up and down, but they'll be twirling their hair, clicking the pencil, and they get overlooked. >> now, as moms, many are unexpectedly getting diagnosed after learning about their children's adhd. >> i started to realize how familiar it all sounded. >> others are being tipped off by social media. >> i started seeing videos about women particularly were struggling to keep their house

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>> now, ten years later, jessica coaches others with adhd, while libby shares about it with her nearly 2 million social media followers. >> i have been stopped on the street countless times by women who have said, i never would have gone to my doctor if you hadn't shared your story. >> i'm one of them. >> it gives me goose bumps. >> there is so much power in knowing what adhd is and how it's impacting you, because then you can actually set up your life to be successful living with adhd. >> and that diagnosis has already allowed me to troubleshoot so many things that were so hard for me, and i am just getting started. so join me on "abc news live" as we kick off our new series, "inside adhd." expert interviews and a first look at my challenges navigating adhd. that starts tomorrow night, streaming on "abc news live." >> did it surprise you? >> it did. because i always imagine somebody with adhd is like the doctor described, a rambunctious boy. someone who can't sit still,

someone who can't study. i was always an honor student and excelled at work. i just had trouble with organization, misplacing things. my mother would say, she would forget her head if it wasn't attached. some of it is mistaken for laziness and some is just mistaken -- airhead was one of the words the doctor used. thankfully not one used to describe me, but you paint a different picture of yourself, and all of a sudden you realize, wow, these aren't character flaws. this isn't that i need to try harder, it's that my brain works differently. and knowing that helps you then start to troubleshoot, is this hard for me? i have a short-term memory problem. what can i do to help remember? and it's helped me change so many things. we are still exploring meds and other things like that, but there's so many things you can do immediately. >> thanks for bringing this story. we turn now to serena williams, the tennis superstar sitting down with will reeve as she gets ready to host the espy awards. will joins us now from l.a.

>> good morning, george. serena williams has 23 grand slams, four gold medals, not to mention 12 espys. she's a wife, a mom, a business mogul. everything she's done, she has won. and her new docuseries takes fans down memory lane and deep inside her psyche that made her so great. and then, tomorrow, a new title she's always dreamed of and has her rather nervous -- host of the espys. >> well, it's really busy and it's really fun to be serena right now. i don't know -- i love it. >> serena williams has a lot going on at the moment. first up, "in the arena: serena williams," an 8-part docuseries dropping today on espn+. >> i was something no one had ever seen before. >> it's a really intimate look on a few of the championships, that i won, because we couldn't do all of them. [laughs] >> that's a good problem to have! >> it is a good problem to have, thank goodness! because what everyone saw for so many years is they just saw me winning or holding up a trophy,

or me angry, or doing the things that may or may not have been crazy. so i feel like, what was behind those moments? >> everyone was giving me super side-eyes, like, we really need to watch this girl. >> you mentioned early in episode one, "i needed to be different because i was different." how does that manifest itself now since you've retired from tennis? >> i definitely find myself still needing to be different, but i also need to learn how to just be normal and find out what is my normal. >> what does normal look like for you? >> going to my daughter's school. i want to be, like, volunteer of the year. obviously now that's my new obviously now that's my new goal, be number one at being volunteer at school! and time with my new kid, adira. >> tomorrow night serena will step into a new arena. on stage at the dolby theater as host of the espy awards. >> join me as we celebrate the greatest athletes of the year.

>> i have been in rehearsals, and it's going okay. i'm definitely nervous! >> i imagine you are not intimidated by large crowds, but this is new territory. so how are the nerves? >> i am totally intimidated by large crowds when i'm not playing tennis. >> right. so you're not playing tennis here. >> there you go. another option is to put on a tennis outfit and grab a racquet and grab some balls and maybe just start hitting or something. >> is that a preview of what we are going to see? >> [laughs] >> who are you excited to see? >> this is the year for ladies in sport, and i'm excited to see all the ladies rule the espys and be super awesome. >> i asked serena what her style will be as host, and she said she won't be roasting people, per se, but she does have some good jokes lined up, saying she is focusing on her comedic timing. and the timing for all things serena is episode one of "in the arena: serena williams," out now on espn+, and the espys are tomorrow night, live from l.a. at 8:00 eastern on abc, guys.

>> i'll bet she does great. thank you, will. how about some pop news? >> all right, george. we begin by stepping back into the arena with "gladiator 2." ridley scott's highly anticipated sequel dropped a first look trailer, and it looks good. check this out. >> this is about survival! survive! >> all together charge and break for the wall. >> whose head could i give you that would satisfy this theory? >> the entire roman armies. >> too much. >> "gladiator 2" picks up years after the original, following paul mescal as a grown-up lucius, the nephew of joaquin phoenix's character. now he's back in rome as a gladiator reuniting with his mother. remember her from the original?

and she is also back. pedro pascal and denzel washington also star in this highly anticipated film, which hits theaters november 22nd. the same day, as i told you last week, as "wicked" debuts in theaters nationwide. this morning, one of the stars has decided he wants the double dose of movie magic to be called "glicked," to be their "barbenheimer," if you will. it's catchy. we have tv news also for you this morning. taylor sheridan, the brilliant mind who has given us hits including "yellowstone," "the mayor of kingstown," "1923," and so many more, is announcing his next project. this one is called "landman." it stars billy bob thornton along with demi moore, ali lartner, and jon hamm. the first look photos have been released. thank you, paramount. the show will be a texas take on

the upstairs-downstairs story. think "downton abbey" set in the world of people seeking their fortunes in oil. "landman" will release the first two episodes of the series november 17th on paramount+. >> lots of stuff in november. two great movies and "landman." >> i know, really good stuff. if you like to dive into emily henry's charming and funny and poignant beach reads, you will love this story, a "funny story," actually. that's the name of her latest, which has become a "new york times" best seller. i read it in two days. it has been optioned to be made into a feature film. henry telling fans she's been tapped to write the script. described as a shimmering joyful tale about opposites with the wrong thing in common -- their exes. [laughter] it is so good, you guys. it is henry's fifth book going from the page to the screen, she's on a roll. the other books are "beach read," "book lovers," "people we meet on vacation," and "happy place." they are all in development for

the big and small screens. boy, is she a delight. >> let's go to ginger. >> "people we meet on vacation" is on my bedside right now. i'm just about to dive in. can't wait to see all of that. let's start with a look at saranac lake, new york, this morning. in a flood watch, because we've got super heavy rain, all parts of the remnants of beryl combined with the system that's going be pushing through the northeast. that elevated and then significant risk for flash flooding. upstate new york, northern vermont, and new hampshire. watch for that this morning. tornadoes come along with it, too. utica, ithaca, syracuse, on that elevated risk for tornadoes. there is some spin in this thing still. i also want to note, as you go through this weekend, we'll be cooling slightly at the coast because you've got all of this moisture pooling up against that stationary front. stationary means it doesn't move much. we will have a stormy and muggy

>> all right, you just heard it from ginger. it's hot and muggy outside, and with those hot temperatures across the country, hydration is more important than ever. and you can get some of that hydration from food. registered dietitian and nutritionist maya feller is here. welcome, maya. it's great to see you. and we are starting with water. i'm really bad about water. i try to drink it, but i know i'm not drinking enough. how much should we be drinking? >> okay, so, you get about 20% of your overall hydration from food. what i like to remind folks is that you can do this rule of thumb. you say half your body weight in ounces. so let's take a 200-pound

person. that person would need about 100 ounces of water over the course of any given day. here's the thing that's interesting when we are talking about this heat wave we are experiencing -- athletes lose up to 17 ounces of water in an hour. >> in an hour? and that is 17 ounces? >> look at this, rebecca. this is 17 ounces. am i at the line? there you are. i expect, you and i, we could probably lose this much when we are out there just sweating in a heat wave. >> and there are things you can do to make it more interesting? >> absolutely. what i tell my patients is to take 100% juice -- it has to be 100% juice -- and then about a teaspoon of salt into your juice. that's going to replenish some of the electrolytes. so you've got some potassium in here, you've got carbohydrates, and that is really what you are sweating out in these heat waves. >> so it's okay to have a little salt right now? >> absolutely. the other thing i say is liquid iv, things like that which do

that full replenishment, those can be a nice complement, as well. >> good to know. there are some foods over here that also help us hydrate. >> that's right. you can absolutely eat your hydration. cucumbers come in number one. about 98% water, followed by watermelon, strawberries are the most hydrating of the berries, and this is very fun. lychee also quite hydrating, around 80%. now, here, rebecca, i've got this blender, and we've got cucumber and watermelon. i'm going to blend we could literally drink it here. we go. there it goes. >> all right. >> so, so a lot of water comes out of that. a lot of water comes out. we do cucumbers. pre-dinner. my daughter has them almost every single night. and the rest everything's in season. right now too. so this is very easy to do peak of the season. >> also don't forget your lettuces, all your stone fruits and the other thing that i like

to remind folks is soups, stews, broths. you can also get some hydration from those foods as well. so think really expansive when you're putting together. what can i do to eat my hydration? >> maybe you can have this cold at this time of year and it will taste great. okay, unfortunately, these are the things that that leech the moisture from our body. even though i love my iced coffee, i can't. i can't do away with that. >> so here's the thing. the iced coffee is not too dehydrating. what it does, though is it displaces the desire for solid food for some people. and then you actually end up drinking less water or eating less hydrating foods. alcohol that's a no no, just not hydrating enough. also, sugar sweetened beverages like soda. unfortunately for hydration, these things are off the table. >> maya feller, as always, thank you so much for your help. and coming up, kevin and franklin jonas are here talking about the new season of their show. stay hydrated and stay with us. hey, good morning america. >> good morning america. good

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franklin jonas about their hit game show, claim to fame, plus summer bargains with monica mangan. >> it's wednesday, good morning to you. low clouds and fog above it all here from our sutro tower camera. we still have quite a bit of gray out there. it is in the upper 60s in san jose and from vollmer peak. we are sunny in walnut creek and concord low 70s downtown. triple digits. excessive heat warning inland today. >> thanks, lisa. we'll have another abc seven news update in another abc seven news update in >> announcer: welcome back to "gma," live from times square. >> our next guests are cohosts of abc's "claim to fame," kevin and franklin jonas. welcome back to "gma." good to see you guys! >> thanks for having us! so good to be back here. >> kevin, i want to get to the show, but first, you recently had some surgery. tell everybody how you're

>> i recently had small cell carcinoma, they got it removed on my forehead. but it was crazy. i was getting to film the show, i was in hair and makeup and all that stuff and someone noticed it and said i should get it checked. it's nothing compared to everything you've gone through this year. >> everything is good. >> send her our love. big fans of your family. >> we appreciate you. we've known each other a long time. i've been watching the show since season one and it's season three already! so, "claim to fame." for people who may not have seen the show, explain it to them. >> i described it yesterday as like the nepo baby olympics. [laughter] >> that's hilarious. >> we have a houseful of people and they have to keep their identity secret from each other, it's a big game of clue. it's a lot of fun. >> so they're all related to someone famous? >> they are related to a celebrity. they show up, and you don't know who is related to who. we don't know, either, as hosts. we were asked earlier on if we want to know so it's easier to host, but we like to play along.

every time there is a reveal, we try to figure it out, too. but they are completely sequestered. no phones, no internet. they have to figure it out in the room together, which is fun and hard. but this is unlike any other season. full disguises, full accents. they are now playing the game. the first couple seasons, still understanding what the show is, but now they are like, i'm going to come in there and be a completely different person. >> and they're competing for a lot. >> $100,000. a lot of money, it's a big pot. >> what is it like working with each other? you both know each other, you know your relationship. >> we've met a couple times. >> there is the show and there is the show of us trying to put up with each other during the show. i think that's also what people tune in to see. i love working with franklin. we are 13 years apart, so this whole thing has come full circle. we grew up together, obviously, but i was older, so i left, and got married early, so i was out of the house. now we get to do this and live together for a couple months and

do this show. it's great. >> franklin, what would you put up on the wall to identify kevin as your relative? >> i would do -- he does a signature move where he spins the guitar around his chest. i would do a guitar that swings. >> that's nice. >> some mutton chops from back in the day, that's the classic. i think those would be good. >> let's give everybody a look at a clip. >> now, if you're anything like myself and franklin, it's a little challenging to keep your superstar relative a secret. >> you mean nick, right? >> yeah. but here in this house you want to keep that information close to the vest. in order to win this game, you need to do whatever it takes to uncover everyone else's identity while keeping yours hidden. >> let the deceiving begin! >> all right, kevin. what are some of the biggest surprises you had on the show? >> well, last season we had an insane exit in episode one, but this season the celebrity relatives' talent is the highest it's ever been. i can honestly say it's the most

famous people ever's relatives are on the show. like, ever. >> dolly parton, eddie murphy? >> beyond, beyond. we are so blessed that people like the show. they know, the fans of the show -- celebrities, you don't really know, early. but now it's a fun thing. they are supportive of their family members going on the show. it is wonderful. yes, it is a little crazy. at times. >> speaking of crazy, we want to do our version of it to test your knowledge when it comes to famous family members. >> all about it. >> we have come up with these questions. let's see if we can do this. we will start with this guy. take a look. putting him up. his relative made their acting debut at 15 years old. they were part of a famous pack of the '80s. they've been nominated for one emmy and two golden globes. that's the relative. who is this relative?

>> uh -- oh, my god. kevin bacon? >> no, but you're in the genre. >> it looks bacon-ish. >> i'm just going to tell you because we are running out of time. this is rob lowe's son. >> oh, look at the hair! >> do we have time for one more? okay. she has two famous parents, both of them are movie stars. one must really not have liked bill, the other has been on a training day. >> oh, okay. >> i love this one. ms. hawke, maya hawke. >> uma thurman. >> one more? okay, really quick. >> see how fun this game is? >> really fun! moving on to this next person, whose relative is best known as royalty from a galaxy far, far away? no, i just didn't know. [laughter] their mom is very famous. she's also won a grammy. see, i feel like that throws you. from far, far away. her mom looks like she's wearing cinnamon buns.

>> i'm going to look very non "star wars" friendly. >> but it is leia's daughter. >> yes, billie lourd. >> thank you. >> who is this kid? show us the last picture. >> aww, look at that! that's alina. she's actually watching right now. >> we heard she might be watching! that's kevin's little girl. >> that's awesome. >> that was a little taste of the show. >> she'll be on the show one day. [laughter] >> "claim to fame" new season premieres tonight on abc. coming up, the three women behind an uplifting voice mail that went viral. the story behind the message as they meet face-to-face r

♪ ♪ >> welcome back, everybody. we are highlighting the achievements of the disabled community all week long with our new series, "empowered," in celebration of disability pride month. this morning we are taking a look at a baseball team breaking barriers on the field and beyond. >> play ball! >> and that is just what 29-year-old matthew walker has been doing for as long as he can remember. as an avid baseball fan, matthew frequently attended tampa bay rays baseball games with his dad, steve. his zest for life and love of baseball was so contagious that the tampa bay rays asked him to become their youth voice, calling baseball games from their press booth for 13

seasons. and it was at one of thosegames when matthew decided to start his own baseball league, called "miracle by the bay." >> miracle by the bay is more than just a baseball team. it's a community resource hub. >> founded in 2018, this all-inclusive baseball team gives individuals of any age or ability the chance to play ball. >> i love the fact that these kids get a chance to express themselves through having the ability to play baseball. the magic of baseball can be seen in so many different ways. it is something that is empowering, inspiring, and encouraging for an all-inclusive community. the resource directory that we are building helps other

families find therapy services, transportation services, personal support, nursing services. if i'm not in the field, i'm in front of my computer, making calls, talking to staff. keeping it all running is what i'm doing. >> his take-charge spirit shining through, even during our interview. >> all right, so, ladies and gentlemen, i'm here with one of our baseball players, gio. what makes you proud to be part of this team? >> i'm proud to be on this team and to be myself. >> and that's the goal for every team member. >> the advice i would give them is, no matter your disability, don't look at your disability, but look at your abilities, and then make your selection as to what direction you want to go. >> the best part is catching all the home runs. robbing all of 'em. >> you can do anything if you

put your mind to it. >> everybody hits, everybody runs, and everybody scores. they can overcome any obstacle. ♪ ♪ >> well, matt is absolutely amazing. not only does he run this baseball league and nonprofit, he also partners with an annual surfers for autism event, and he has surfed seven times himself. seven times more than me. [laughter] and he shows that the sky is the limit, you guys. really, really empowering. now we are going to go to ginger. hey, ginger >> a beautiful story. thank you, michael. now some big news for "baywatch" fans. a new docuseries from abc news studios called "after baywatch: moment in the sun," takes fans behind-the-scenes of the tv beach drama with exclusive cast interviews and a lot of '90s nostalgia. it is going to drop wednesday, august 28th, only on hulu, and we hope you take a look. an

>> all right, now to our new series, "gma start with a smile." it features uplifting moments on social media, and this segment is sponsored by lg, which has a new campaign aiming to bring more balance to your social media feed by highlighting optimistic content. this morning we are kicking it off with the story of three women, and this is the story. when helena was preparing for a graduate admission test, her sister, emilia, knew what she needed -- a voice mail that emilia herself had received years earlier when taking her own test. now, with unexpected words of encouragement on that voice mail, it meant so much to emilia, she said, i know exactly what you need. here it is. it was from a test center representative, a total stranger. take a listen.

>> a sweater or fleece just in case the test center is chilly, and come confident and well-prepared. miss emilia, this is what you studied for. this is what you worked hard for. bring your best girl confidence. bring your best girl magic. it's called "girl power." girl power is the best power. ain't nothing better than that. >> oh, i love it! it is so inspiring. helena and emilia, thank you for being here. it's gone viral, obviously. 6 million views. why did you originally want to share that with everyone? >> it was so touching to me. if you could make me this emotional, imagine if you could help one more person taking the gre or someone who needs to hear these words. >> and, emilia, you saved it for three years, so it had to mean something to you. why save it, what did it mean? >> it was just such a kind message that a stranger could leave just to make me feel good and confident. so it was a good reminder, and there's definitely no reason to delete it. i'm glad i was able to share it. >> mm-hmm, and once you posted

it, the internet did its thing and helped you find tameka. tameka rooks, who is the person who left that voice mail. you have not met face-to-face, until this moment. let's go ahead and bring tameka out. yeah, tameka! [applause] >> hi, ladies! how are you? >> i love this! please, have a seat. tameka, tell me -- first of all, do you leave that for everybody? [laughs] >> individually tailored, but yes. >> oh, my goodness. so, why? why, for a perfect stranger, do you leave a message like that? >> just to let people know that i know they are nervous. you try to make them feel welcome and warm. they worked hard to be there, so you got to let them know, we've got you either way. >> it really is inspiring, and i think that coming from a stranger it means even more, which is so bad, because we have our loved ones doing it all the time. we have someone here who wants to meet all of you, and that is lg's head of marketing,

louis giagrande. so come on out, louis. [applause] louis, it's great to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> i know it was really important for you to be here and celebrate these ladies. tell us why. >> well, first off, i want to thank you for sharing this great story and showing how little bit of optimism and positivity can go a long way. it's a great story. as you mentioned, lg, our corporate slogan is "life's good," and optimism is really embedded in that dna. so this year we launched a campaign called optimism your feed. it's a play on words. we work with social media experts and content creators about bringing more positive and optimistic content to people's social media feeds. it really helps balance out the negativity that's out there. >> i know we love to do "that's not all." you have a little surprise for everybody? >> lg's website offers a wide range of america's most reliable home appliances as well as a lot of consumer electronics,

tvs. we thought, in celebration of today and the great story, that we would give each of you guys a gift card of $3,000 to get whatever you want from our website. [applause] ♪ ♪ a small "thank you" for sharing your story. really happy to have you guys with us. >> thank you so much. do you all feel good? [laughter] optimism and three grand, that's good! thank you so much. thank you all for being here, and thanks to our sponsor, lg. their campaign hopes to inspire more people, and we are looking forward to featuring more optimistic stories just like these over the coming months. coming up here on "gma," country star russell dickerson has been performing, and will perform for us live, next. ♪ ♪ perform for us live coming up next live, next. ♪ ♪ >> "gma start with a smile" is sponsored by lg. visit lg.com/lifesgood and learn how to #optimism your feed. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> we are back! and i'm chatting with country star russell dickerson. three albums under his belt. they are so good. he's already racked up over 3 billion streams. he's going to perform his new song, but first we want to continue chatting. always so great to see you. love your music, love your energy. >> thank you. >> and the name of this song just makes me happy. >> it's just my little life motto. you wake up in the morning and either it's a good day or a bad day, and i want as many good days as possible, so that's where this song came from. "it's a good day to have a great day." >> can't we all just live with that motto? >> amen. >> i want to do a little braggin' on ya. five number one hits on the billboard country charts. what's your secret to a hit song? i have a feeling it has to do with being positive. >> rule number one, don't let them hear the bad ones. [laughter] there's plenty of those. and i've just learned, authenticity. tell my story. i'm the only one who can tell it.

don't try to be this, don't try to be that. just tell my story. >> i love you. >> i love you more. >> i'm always happy to see you guys. will you sing for us, will you play for us? >> shall we, boys? >> he's touring with sam hunt, but now he's here with his song, "it's a good day to have a great day." >> whoo! it ain't just a "good morning america" -- it's a "great morning america!" let's go! hey! ♪ ♪ ♪ it's a good day to have a great day, baby ♪ ♪ i woke up, sunshine knockin' on my window, mmm ♪ ♪ feelin' cooler than the other side of my feather pillow ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ ♪ it's been a minute ♪ ♪ since i've been optimistic ♪ ♪ i don't know what i did, but i'm doin' somethin' right ♪ ♪ c'mon ♪ ♪ bluebirds on my shoulder, countin' four-leaf clovers ♪ ♪ sunshine serotonin ♪

♪ it's a good day to have a great day, baby ♪ ♪ blue jean, silver linin', i'm out here cloud-ninin' ♪ ♪ ask me why i'm smilin' ♪ ♪ it's a good day to have a great day, baby ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that's right ♪ ♪ ah, yeah, great day, baby ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey, my sugar's sweeter than the southern sweet tea we're sippin', ah, yeah ♪ ♪ the stars keep comin' out, so we keep on wishin' ♪ ♪ it's been a second ♪ ♪ since i've felt this kind of heaven ♪ ♪ i don't know what i did, but i'm doin' somethin' right ♪ ♪ bluebirds on my shoulder, countin' four-leaf clovers ♪ ♪ sunshine serotonin ♪ ♪ it's a good day to have a great day, baby ♪ ♪ blue jean, silver linin', i'm out here cloud-ninin' ♪ ♪ ask me why i'm smilin' ♪

♪ it's a good day to have a great day, baby ♪ ♪ you know it is ♪ ♪ ♪ >> all right, boys. break it down, break it down. ♪ it's a good day to have a great day ♪ ♪ it's a good day to have a great day ♪ ♪ it's a good day to have a great day ♪ ♪ bluebirds on my shoulder ♪ ♪ counting four-leaf clovers ♪ ♪ sunshine serotonin ♪ ♪ it's a good day to have a great day, baby ♪ ♪ blue jean, silver linin' ♪ ♪ i'm out here cloud-ninin' ♪ ♪ ask me why i'm smilin' ♪ ♪ it's a good day to have a great day, baby ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ have a great, great, great, great, great day ♪ ♪ i don't know what i did, but i'm doin' somethin' right ♪ [cheers and applause] >> excellent!

fifty years ago, i prayed this prayer, and it changed my life, and it can change your life. you see, i was just sick and tired of being sick and tired, and my life was in a mess. i just got on my knees one night and i said, "god, i've sinned against you. i'm sorry, forgive me." i said, "i believe jesus christ is your son, i believe that he took my sins to the cross and he died and shed his blood for my sins, and i that he was buried and that you raised him to life, prayed that prayer. and god heard my prayer and he forgave me. and he'll forgive you and he'll cleanse you and change your life starting today. just pray. this prayer says, say god, i'm a sinner. i'm sorry. forgive me. i believe jesus is your son. i want to trust him as my savior and follow him as my lord. from this day forward. amen. if you prayed that prayer, i want you

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