sounds interesting. >> have we gone too far with the collabs? the collabs are just coming out of everywhere. yeah yeah. >> and they're classic on their own. >> >> don't mess it up. >> it's probably sold out. >> yeah it's probably not. they made five of them. it's available in london only on mondays and barcelona on tuesdays. yes >> have a great day >> michael: good morning america for our viewers in the west. hurricane ernesto on the move. the powerful storm gaining strength, after leaving half of puerto rico without power bringing strong winds and flooding rain. now ginger with the track. where it's heading next? and the alerts for the east coast this weekend. >> robin: race for the white house. vice president harris set to

appear with president biden in their first joint appearance since he dropped out of the race. donald trump delivering a speech on economic policy, but often going off message to attack vice president harris with the race in a dead heat. and the big announcement from the white house this morning on the cost of prescription drugs. >> linsey: breaking news. the russian american ballerina sentenced moments ago after pleading guilty to treason for donating $52 to a ukrainian charity. and another american is arrested in moscow. plus putin's government evacuates tens of thousands as ukraine pushes its surprise attack further into russia. >> michael: breaking overnight. the president of columbia university resigns after facing fierce criticism over her handling of campus protests. the reaction this morning. >> linsey: hello london. taylor swift gets red do i take the stage in front of 90,000 fans for the first time since an

alleged terror plot forced the cancellation of her vienna shows. new details about security. we're live at wembley stadium. >> robin: caught on camera! the new warning for parents after two near kidnappings. how you can help keep your kids safe. >> michael: remembering gena rowlands. >> i don't know. it makes me feel sad. >> michael: the oscar nominated actress of the notebook passing away after battling the same disease as her character. >> linsey: the fast food wars heat up with the biggest chains battling for your dollar, and families looking for ways to save. the president of chili's joins us live with what they've got cooking. ♪ can't touch this ♪ ♪ can't touch this ♪ >> robin: and liftoff! >> deep to left field! history! >> robin: yankees slugger aaron judge makes history overnight. the fastest ever to hit 300 home runs. as the little league world

series gets under way, with maui scoring an opening win. plus barrier breaking fencing team is bringing the gold to times square this morning. >> announcer: live in times square, this is "good morning america." >> michael: good morning america. lot of great things going on in the sports world that make you happy. thank you for being with us. robin, we have a special event this morning. >> robin: we certainly do. halle barry has made menopause awareness and research her mission. and this morning she's here live for a special round table discussion with experts. we have invited women here to the studio. that's all coming up in our last half hour. >> linsey: we're paying a lot of attention to them. we do begin with hurricane ernesto hitting bermuda after causing problems on puerto rico. now on the move. >> robin: ginger's here with the track and timing of the storm. good morning, ginger. >> ginger: good morning. the good news for puerto rico, is storm is gone. bad news, there are still hundreds of thousands without power. at peak nearly half the island was without power, more than

720,000. east side of the island, one of my favorite parts. it wasn't just the winds up to 74 miles per hour, but the flooding, up to 10 inches, which is exactly what the forecast was. you know you get flash flooding on some of those rivers. it can last days after the storm has passed. now we're seeing the storm about 600 some miles south southwest of bermuda. it still has a couple days to get there. looks like friday night into saturday is going to be the worst of it for bermuda. it will intensify. this storm is going into very warm water. once it gets toward bermuda and north of there, we're talking five to ten degrees above average. so as it goes east of nova scotia, we'll look for very high surf and rip currents. michael, if you're going to the beach you have to know some of the waves could be up to ten feet. >> michael: be careful out there, ginger. thank you very much for that. now the race for the white house. the focus is now on the economy. vice president harris preparing to lay out her policy and former president trump struggles to stay on message. rachel scott has the latest for us.

good morning, rachel. >> reporter: michael, good morning. it's shaping up to be another busy day in politics. president biden will appear with vice president kamala harris for the first time since he dropped out of the race. as former president trump prepares to take questions at a press conference later this afternoon. but both of these candidates turning their focus to one of the most important issues for voters this election. the economy. this morning with the 2024 race locked in a dead heat, donald trump facing pressure from republicans to focus on policy issues not insults. the former president traveling to north carolina for a speech his campaign said would focus squarely on the economy. >> we're talking about a thing called the economy. they want me to do a speech on the economy. >> reporter: president trump mocking her laugh and questioning her intelligence. >> that's the laugh of a crazy person. crazy. she's crazy. she's not smart. she's not intelligent. >> reporter: the former

president did not provide specifics, but outlined broad policy ideas promising to slash regulations and increase domestic energy production and eliminate taxes on tips and social security benefits for seniors. harris, who is expected to roll out her economic policy tomorrow, is now vowing to end taxes on tip, too. >> she's doing a plan. she's going to announce it this week maybe. she's waiting for me to announce it so she can copy it. like remember couple days ago, and we will have no tax on tips. i said that was my plan. >> reporter: his speech coming just hours after a new report showed inflation is cooling. now at its lowest level in three years. president biden taking the credit. >> i told you we were going to have a soft landing. my policies are working. >> reporter: so even though inflation is cooling, americans are still clearly feeling the pinch. something donald trump is seizing on. he does poll better than harris on this particular issue. there are questions about whether there will be a vice president shall debate.

>> robin: thanks to you. we have breaking news. the white house this morning unveiling a medicare drug deal that they say will save enrollees more than $1 billion. senior white house correspondent selina wang joins us with those details. good morning, selina. >> reporter: good morning, robin. today the president and vice president are making a historic announcement about lowering the cost of ten drugs for americans on medicare. the white house said this will save billions of dollars when prices go into effect in january 2026. people on medicare are expected to save $1.5 billion in out of pocket costs, while the federal government is expected to save $6 billion. the president said this is relief for the millions of seniors that take these drugs to treat everything from heart failure, arthritis, diabetes and more. adding it is also relief for american taxpayers. in her own statement, the vice president saying, today's announcement will be life changing for so many of our loved ones across the nation. now, this is a major victory for the biden/harris administration. this is the first time ever the government has been allowed to

directly negotiate with drug manufacturers about the prices of some of the most expensive drug. biden has made clear that lowering costs for americans is a top priority. vice president harris expected to continue campaigning on lowering costs and drug prices. linsey? >> linsey: welcome news for many. now a russian american ballerina who pleaded gill toy treason charges after donating money to a charity supporting ukraine. martha raddatz has this story. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, linsey. this comes at a time when tensions with russia are extremely high and americans are being warned not to travel there. this former ballerina and another american now face years in prison. this morning a russian court sentencing senya carolia to 12 years convicted of treason after reportedly donating $52 to a ukrainian charity.

the 32-year-old former ballerina is a dual russian/american citizen who was living in los angeles and was arrested on a trip to russia in january to visit family. the treason conviction comes just a day after a moscow court sentenced another american citizen detained for houliganism at an upscale moscow hotel. he faces five years in prison for allegedly assaulting a police officer. russian authorities identify the man as joseph tater and say he was drunk and behaving aggressively at the hotel when police were called. the state department said it was working to see if american officials can make contact with tater. >> we are aware of these reports, another american citizen being arrested in russia. we're working to get as much information as we can. >> reporter: it was just two weeks ago that three americans were exchanged in a prisoner swap with russia, but those americans including two

journalists were deemed wrongfully detained. michael? >> michael: martha, thank you so much. we're going to turn now to ukraine's attack inside russia that's forced the evacuation of tens of thousand of people. foreign correspondent britt clennett joins us with the latest. good morning britt. >> reporter: good morning, michael. yeah, those 200,000 evacuations coming as russia upgrades with two regions under a federal state of emergency. russia very much caught off guard by this surprise operation, which is the most serious attack on its territory since the second world war. now, ukrainian forces capturing nearly 400 square miles of russian land since launching this offensive into the region over a week ago. ukraine saying it carried out a massive long range drone attack on four russian air fields. one reportedly having missiles. ukraine also said it captured 100 fighters. president zelenskyy hailing this as timely, accurate and effective. ukraine also said it captured 100 fighters.

we understand that russia has been described -- has described this mission as bold. a senior russian official has vowed to retaliate with an all out offensive. robin? >> robin: our thanks to you, britt, for your reporting. now the urgent search for a convicted killer who escaped while on the way to a medical appointment in north carolina. authorities say they no longer believe he's in the immediate area. faith abubey joins us with the latest. good morning, faith. >> reporter: good morning to you, robin. authorities have been flooded with tips. right now they are honing in on two solid leads they hope would take them directly to that convicted killer. this morning the reward for information leading to the capture of ramone alston increasing to $35,000. the ground operation now called off. >> we feel pretty comfortable that he is not in the immediate vicinity. >> reporter: after deploying 335 people from 19 agencies to scour over 1,300 acres in the first 24

hours, investigators are shifting course. >> there's two leads we got. that's a teaser to the folks that know what's going on and know that they were involved in it. we know you. we're coming for you. >> reporter: austin escaped tuesday morning from a transport vehicle on the way to a medical appointment. the two accompanying guards now being questioned while alston may have slipped his leg restraints, his handcuffs and waist cuffs were still on. >> an inmate just ran from the hospital. >> reporter: alston was moving too quickly to know what happened. the sheriff has known him since birth. >> he's extremely cagey and dangerous and he has nothing to lose. >> reporter: he was serving a life sentence for killing a 1-year-old in a random shooting in 2015. and the orange county sheriff doesn't believe that his guards had anything to do with the escape. he also points out that about 80% of escaped criminals are usually caught within 18 miles

of that escape scene within a week. they're hoping this is one of those times as well. michael? >> michael: i think the public hopes that's the case there. thanks, faith. we're going to turn to a new global health alert. the world health organization has declared mpox a public health emergency. erielle reshef is here with details. >> good morning, michael. global health officials are warning about the surging cases of a more severe strain of mpox in africa. officials changing the name of the virus to remove any stigma. the who hoping countries will now work together to help stem the tide of the virus spreading on the continent, mostly now among children. this morning the world health organization declaring mpox, the virus formerly known as monkey pox a public health emergency of international concern, as cases of a dangerous new strain spread across parts of africa. the version of mpox circulating in a dozen countries far more severe than what the u.s. saw in 2022. back then the majority of people infected were gay and bisexual men. according to the world health

organization those most at risk today are under 15, they account for over 70% of cases, and 85% of deaths. fatalities world wide topping 530. while the total number of cases is up an alarming 160% compared to last year. the strain in africa hasn't been seen outside of that continent, and health officials here in the u.s. stress there is no elevated risk in this country. cases of the disease here remain far lower than two years ago. mpox typically spreads with close skin to skin contact. it presents with symptoms like a blister like rash, fever, muscle aches and fatigue. the who said they're examining different modes of transmission. >> unsurprisingly, viruses will continue to evolve. we saw it with covid. now with mpox we see more versions that become more transmissable or potentially more fatal. >> health officials are making it clear that there's no additional threat in the united

states. but if you think you may be at risk, talk to your doctor and consider getting the two dose vaccine. if you've already done so, there's no recommendation for a booster at this time. guys? >> robin: erielle, thank you. good to keep in mind. this morning we are remembering gena rowlands, two time oscar nominee known for her roles in movies such as "a woman under the influence" and "the notebook." lara is here with more on her life and legacy. >> lara: we just adored her work. good morning to you all. gena rowlands lit up movie and television screens for seven decades, but it was one role as the older version of allie in "the notebook" where she captured so many of our hearts. in it she played a character battling dementia. people came to know her when she played allie calhoun. >> beautiful story. >> yes, it is. >> i don't know why, but it makes me feel sad. >> lara: a character who

struggled to remember fleeting moments of her life long romance in "the notebook." earlier this year her son who directed the film told entertainment weekly, i got my mom to play older allie and we spent a lot of time talking about alzheimer's and wanting to it be authentic. now for the last five years she's had alzheimer's adding she's in full dementia. it's so crazy. we lived it, she acted it, now it's on us. she made her debut in 1958. >> you are wonderful. >> lara: but she found her groove when she teamed up with her husband for ten movies quickly becoming the royal couple of independent film making. >> tell me what you want me to do, how you want me to be. i can be that. i can be anything. you tell me. >> reporter: she earned her first oscar nomination in the 1974 drama "a woman under the influence."

written for her by her director husband. >> come on. don't hang back. i love it. >> lara: her second nomination came for gloria, playing a woman helping a boy escape the mob again directed by her husband. in 2015 she was presented with an honorary oscar for her contributions to film. it would be one of her last public appearances. >> you know what's wonderful about being an actress? you don't just live one life. yours. you live many lives. i'm happy to have been able to spend some time with you. [ applause ] thank you. >> lara: gena rowlands was 94 years old. at that ceremony you just saw when she received her academy award, gena was asked if she was surprised about her career. she replied with her trademark husky laugh. act this long? i didn't think i'd be living

this long. we sure are grateful for her 70 year plus career, guys. >> robin: we are. thank you. taylor swift performing in london just hours from now. we're live at wembley with the security there tight after the terrorist plot targeting her vienna shows. >> linsey: very unnerving. caught on camera, two near abductions of two kids in texas neighborhoods. how to keep your kids safe. >> michael: plus chili's is getting into the fast food wars. their president is here with what to expect. first back to ginger. >> ginger: yes. dozens of severe storms rocking eastern kansas and northwest missouri. you see some lightning in kansas city taking over the skies there. damaging winds was one of the main threats. that's where it will be today, too. big hail chicago, down to springfield including st. louis. we're watching for the wind and isolated tornado as well. local weather in 30 seconds.

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but first the president of columbia university has resigned. she came under fire for her handling of pro palestinian demonstrations. she is the third president of a major u.s. university to resign after testifying before congress about anti-semitism on their campuses. her resignation is effective immediately. discussions on a potential gaza cease fire have resumed. the u.s. delegation is there with the cia chief bill burns for talks that will take place over the next two days. this as the hamas run health organization say gaza deaths surpassed 40,000. overnight, there was an eruption at mount etna after four years of dormansy. travel to and from sicily is currently disrupted. etna is europe's most about active volcano. >> michael: also this morning the little league world series is under way. the team from maui won their first game with this double play, stealing victory over new hampshire. exciting right there.

>> robin: see that little helmet go down because he got tagged out. >> michael: can't win them all. we've got more ahead including back to school warning for parents after kids were nearly abducted off the street in two separate instances. it's all caught on camera. that is all coming up. >> robin: now to taylor swift, set to take the stage in london in just a few hours for the first time since a terror plot forced her to cancel shows in vienna last week. as you can imagine, security is tight. maggie rulli is there at wembley stadium for us. good morning, maggie. >> reporter: hey, robin. good morning. the doors at wembley are set to open in just a couple of hours. we are already seeing thousands of fans here at wembley and across london. it doesn't seem all the added security measures are going to stop people from coming out. in just a matter of hours taylor swift will return to the stage in london for her first performance since that foiled alleged terror plot in vienna last week, targeting fans outside her show.

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experiencing that thwarted alleged terror plot, are you nervous about security here in london? >> i am not. >> not at all. >> reporter: now they're excited to see taylor in standing room only here in london. >> the local police and authorities have really tightened down on security here. i know wembley and london have had a lot of big shows here and have experience with things like this. i feel safe. completely. i'm excited. i'm just not gonna believe it until taylor takes the stage. >> reporter: so, guys, the major rule that wembley is reinforcing is not allowing any fans on this concourse area. let me show you what that looks like. it means this entire area outside the stadium will be empty during show time. that includes the stairs leading up to the concert venue. that street behind me, that's olympic way. that will be open to the public for people to walk and shop. wembley said nonticket holders will be asked to keep moving. at this point, we are a couple hours to show time.

we are starting to see an increased police and security presence. something else we are seeing are these pamphlets being handed out by police to people around wembley reminding them to report any suspicious activity that they see. now, wembley tells us all of this, coupled with multiple levels of security, means tonight's concert will be one of the most secure concerts in the world. guys? >> robin: all right. thank you so much. appreciate that. >> linsey: you said wembley may be the safest in all of london. thanks to maggie. now the new alert for parties with kids heading back to school. two attempted kidnappings in texas were caught on camera. eva pilgrim is here with what parents can do to keep their kids safe. good morning, eva. >> good morning, linsey. this is something we as parents can't help but worry about. someone taking our kids. and safety experts say this time of year, with kids going back to school, walking or waiting at a bus stop, it's important to have a conversation with your children about what to do just in case.

>> someone's trying to kidnap us! >> reporter: this morning as kids across the country head back to school, a warning for parents everywhere. >> get your mom, get your mom! >> i heard screaming. i could hear commotion outside. >> reporter: you see on this door camera video first obtained by wfaa the moment apparent kidnappers tried to take a group of 9-year-old boys. gina, mother of two of the boys, tell us kids were having a play date when two vehicles pulled up. her son zachary sounding the alarm. >> we get onto the sidewalk and tried to get past. i hear the driver telling my friends to get into their car. >> reporter: the boys taking off running and screaming. >> i was the first one at the door screaming, someone's trying to kidnap us. someone's trying to kidnap us. >> reporter: moments later you see someone in a white t-shirt and shorts get out of the white suv running after her son

jonathan. >> he tried to abduct us. oh my god. get in! >> reporter: jonathan says the man was calling to him trying to lure him into the suv. >> he said there's a football game that's here in the car. and then he said get in the back of the car. i said, i'm sorry, and i ran away. >> reporter: the suspect noticing her with a cell phone camera in her hand leaving the scene, but not before she was able to get a picture of the license plate. just miles away earlier that morning another near kidnapping caught on camera. in this security video, you see a teenage girl hiding behind a neighbor's car, trying to avoid being taken by a man. that car belongs to shane burke, who said the teenager came to his door for help. >> she said that somebody that she didn't know had been following her, kind of gawking at her, staring at her, making her feel uncomfortable. she was extremely shook up. >> reporter: experts encouraging

parents to talk to their kids about safety, as a new school year begins. >> children should be very weary of strangers that are in a car approaching them. we know vast majority of attempted abductions and successful abductions use a vehicle. we know the perpetrators are using lures, like asking for directions, looking for a lost puppy or having candy. parents need to talk about identifying these risky situations and knowing how to avoid them. >> reporter: the brothers with a message to other children. >> just scream. >> we're very lucky and very grateful. >> authorities are still searching for the suspect in both of those case. there's no reason to think the two are related. as for parents, there's things we need to keep in mind. first, no names on backpacks. you don't want a stranger to be able to call your child's name and confuse them. and be careful how much information you're sharing about your kids on social media. avoid posting those cute pictures with the board sharing your child's age, school and grades. they're cute, but they also give

out a lot of information. >> michael: wow. >> robin: both those videos, those kids did all the right things. wow. >> linsey: really smart. >> robin: so smart. >> linsey: good reminder why we need to have that conversation with our kids. >> michael: talk to your kids about it. all right, eva. thanks for talking to us about it. appreciate that. coming up next chili's is stepping into the fast food wars, taking on the biggest chains for your dollar. their president is here to tell us what to expect. we'll be right back with more gma. us what to expect. we will be right back with more "gma." ymptoms. but i was still masking my depression. so i talked to my doctor. she told me i could build on my wins, without changing my antidepressant. rexulti, when added to an antidepressant, significantly reduced depression symptoms more than an antidepressant alone. and less depression... that's a win. rexulti can cause serious side effects. elderly dementia patients have an increased risk of death or stroke. antidepressants may increase suicidal thoughts and actions and worsen depression in children and young adults.

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>> michael: we're back with the latest on the fast food and restaurant wars. the latest inflation numbers show that inflation is falling but households are spending $192 more to buy the same goods as last year. joining us president of chili's, kevin hochman is joining us. thank you for joining us this morning. we know chili's is among the restaurants rolling out deals for customers, to lure them into the restaurants. how competitive is it out there for restaurants to get people in the door right now? >> it's very competitive. as you said, our customers and consumers, they are looking for a great deal to try to get through and make ends meet. reality is if you can deliver incredible value with incredible abundance and delicious tasty food and do that at an attractive price, you're going to win. that's exactly what chili's is doing. >> michael: there's a lot of chatter about the rising food costs. we talk about it all the time on gma.

you are starting to directly market yourself against those brands. does that mean you're going to offer more fast food like deals for customers? >> a big part of our advertising campaign where we're comparing ourselves to fast food, is about six months ago our marketing guys currently listen to social media. they hear this chatter about people are frustrated about the rising fast food prices. we're like, wait. we have almost a half pound burger, fries, unlimited chips and salsa and unlimited drink for $10.99. that's less than a lot of combo prices. we've been growing the last two years but the last three, four months behind this campaign have been incredible. we're leading the industry in growth. >> michael: i'm learning myself. unlimited chips and salsa. okay. talk to me. what do you say to those people who don't feel comfortable going out to eat because money's so tight? >> here's what i tell you. there's never been a better time to go to restaurants. you talk to other restaurants leaders. they're talking about having

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that tops ralph kinder's 1087 games. 132 less games than kinder. that translates to almost a full season which in case you're wondering is 162 games. lot of numbers here. will, thinking of you this morning. the epic home run took place in the 8th inning as judge helped the yanks beat the white sox 10-2. that's the icing on the cake there. judge is the seventh player to hit 300 homers nor the yanks in franchise history joining babe ruth, mickey mantle, yogi berra and alex rodriguez. that's one legendary club to be a part of, guys. >> michael: wow. >> lara: unbelievable. so fun to watch. congratulations. >> robin: we're watching a future hall of famer. >> michael: we got a long way to go. keep it going. >> robin: coming up, it's a gold medal morning. the u.s. women's fencing team, they're back from paris and they're here in times square with us. they are back from parid

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>> michael: that music. >> robin: yeah yeah yeah. >> michael: we are back now -- >> robin: with our gma cover story. history making boundary breaking team usa fencers taking gold and silver in the individual and a tdz team gold. >> michael: yes, olympic heroes lee kiefer, lauren scruggs and jackie dubrovich are here. [ applause ] let's see those medals. >> robin: they are really heavy. >> michael: lot of hardware going on there. >> robin: and well earned. we're sorry maya couldn't be with us as well. can i just tell you, watching from home, one of the favorite

part, the podium. when we see you all on the podium. jackie, can you just describe the feeling? >> it's kind of hard to describe, to be honest. i am sure you can see all the photos. i was ugly crying. so lot of tears, lot of excitement, just knowing all of the hard work that we put into it came away with the gold. it's really incredible. >> michael: it is a lot of hard work. lee and lauren, you both made history because you went against each other in the individual foil for the gold medal. here's a moment. we're going to watch a moment from the bout. tell us what's going on here. what are we looking at? >> i mean this is called infighting where you get really close and have to battle it out. we're just battling it out. we're both quick. lot of action going on there. you got me there. >> i don't know how lauren

feels, but once we both made it into the finals, we were like, we secured medals and life is good. >> michael: one behind the back and all kinds of ways. my shoulders don't even work that way. >> robin: is it tough to face a teammate though? >> it is. we've trained with each other several times. we've met at competition. we know each other. >> michael: lauren, your success just made the country excited about fencing. how did you get into the sport? >> yeah. so my older brother was super into star wars. my mom saw an ad for fencing class and enrolled him. he stuck with it. when i was old enough, i just did, too. i also liked it. >> michael: you were in the right place. >> robin: traded one for the other. people don't realize, you make it look so easy. the hard work that you put into it. and you all had to put some things that are important in your lives, got to put it on hold.

like your marriage, jackie. you put your wedding on hold? >> yeah. we've been engaged for far too long. that's the priority now that we are home is to get married. yep. >> michael: hey, money, i got to go win some medals. slow it down a little bit. and, lee, this was your fourth olympics? >> yeah. >> michael: you have three golds, which is amazing. you come from a family of doctors. you and your husband, he's a bronze medallist, two time bronze medallist as well. med school? what's going on with you? >> school starts back next summer. don't worry about me. i'm not jumping into it tomorrow. but, yeah. we're gonna all take time to process these medals, because we have not stopped moving. we have not slept. we are jet lagged. i don't even think we've realized the moment, we have these medals. >> michael: when you do your residency, are you going to wear your medals? >> definitely not. [ laughter ] >> michael: cheer up the

patients. >> robin: you will be going back to harvard, correct? >> yep. >> robin: what do you want people to get out of your story? >> yeah. i mean, i hope it gets where people are fencing. i hope they saw us fence and were super excited and interested in the sport. i hope kids are inspired to get into fencing. i think it's enriched my life in so many different ways. >> robin: once you stop doing all this and thank you all for being here, what do you want to do? how are you going to relax and take this all in and just have a good time? >> vacation. yeah. i think we're all looking forward to some downtime. like we said, it's been a whirl wind ever since we won. it will be nice to decompress. >> michael: how can you decompress? you have a wedding to plan. >> never mind. [ laughter ] >> robin: but, really, congratulations. i hope you felt the support and love back here. did you? >> so much. >> michael: very impressive to

see the medals up close. it really is. really beautiful. you all deserve them so much. lot of hard work went into that. we're happy you came out on top representing the country. >> robin: and tell maya we said hello. let's go now to ginger. >> ginger: congratulations, everybody. thank you, robin. i wanted to start in dallas. they are not only in a heat advisory, but by early next week we will be talking about days of high temperature records possible. this ridge is building. right now we've got those excessive heat warnings on the southern side of the mississippi river. down to new orleans, it will be 111 there. but watch that ridge build and kind of go northwest. albuquerque could have it all the way through sunday. then here in dallas we'll look for it early next week. let's get a check closer to home.

>> michael: it is time for pop news. lara, what you got? >> lara: we have a super trooper size movie update for you. yeah. mama mia in 2008 and follow-up in 2018. they were blockbuster hits starring a-list cast. you know them all. meryl streep, amanda seigfried, christine baranski. fans saying gimme, gimme another movie ever since. here we go again. baranski saying the movie's producer, judy kramer, is definitely -- you heard it. definitely planning a third installment. already has ideas for the plot which baranski hopes films on a greek or croatian island. i would like to do the set visit.

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audience of women that we have. thank you for taking the time to be here and talk about such an important subject as menopause. this woman, she took her message to capitol hill. take a look. >> i'm in menopause! >> robin: menopause is having its moment. >> the shame has to be taken out of menopause. >> robin: oscar winner halle barry, pushing back against harmful stigmas, supporting a $275 million bill that would fund research and education on menopause. >> i'm here as a citizen of the united states, as a woman, who is demanding that our government give us what we need because we deserve it. >> robin: the 58-year-old encouraging women to step up, to support women's health for years to come. >> you stand up in your own state and you demand that there's a change and that money is allocated for your health in midlife and beyond.

thank you. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> robin: yes. we thank you very much. we're gonna have the doctors that are sitting right here, dr. shepherd, dr. maki. they are going to join us. we have this wonderful audience. can we just talk to halle for just a minute? can we do that right now? you are our champion right now. what caused you to go to capitol hill to bring this message? >> this is my favorite subject. what got me there was realizing that i was in peri menopause and had no idea. no idea. i was 54. 54. and no doctor that i had dared to talk to me about it. it was as if this would never happen to me. and i got a misdiagnosis. i have told this story. i got a misdiagnosis of herpes. that's not an easy thing to hear. my doctor diagnosed me just by looking at my symptoms, doing an exam. he goes this looks like the

worst case of herpes i have ever seen. what? just to find out three days later it wasn't herpes. i said, what is it? he didn't know. that is what got me so riled up. i thought, wow. if i have one of the best doctors -- my doctor truly is an amazing man. doctors aren't educated in the area. i have one of the best doctors in california and he didn't understand what this was? that made me realize there must be millions of women who don't understand this. >> robin: didn't you even have a doctor who didn't even want to use the word menopause? >> i have another doctor, my eyes were drying up and my glands in my eyes. he didn't want to say, well, this is because of menopause. i said, what's causing this? he said, well, you know -- they're drying up. i said tell me why. he couldn't say it. because he couldn't say it, i also said, this is the problem. he was afraid to say it.

he said if i say this, women are going to punch me -- women don't want to hear they are in menopause. i said, but you're a health care practitioner. you have to talk to us about this. that made me realize, as women, we have to make it okay. we say the word. i'm in menopause! that's okay. it's a normal stage of life. it's what we're going through. it's not a disease. don't make it a negative. let's talk about it and figure out what we can do. i want 35-year-olds to start thinking about, oh, that's coming. i want them to start understanding great doctors and great books on the market, what they can do to sort of ease into this time of life in the best possible way. don't be afraid of it. be fearless about it. >> robin: we didn't talk about it. >> no. too ashamed. >> robin: not any more. >> it meant we are old. what happens is when we are out of that 25-35 child bearing years, society has taught us, we're done 'cause as women that's all we're here to do is pump out these babies. well, hello, that's just not

true. i'm in the best act of my life, the second act. we all can be. right? [ applause ] we all can be. >> robin: i have been around you for many years. i can't remember the last time, the passion that is oozing out of you right now. this is an important discussion for all women to have. in particular women of color. it's different. >> we suffer disproportionately. right? our heart disease, we're at risk for, diabetes, dementia, alzheimer's. all of that we are at greater risk, us ladies of color. and this is the time of our life when, traditionally women lean out of the health care. no, we need to lean into our health care. right? change our diet, change our exercise. this tire will show up around your belly. it's just going to happen. my ego said, that's not gonna happen to me. i work out, eat well. guess what? tire showed up. i had to change my eating, exercise differently. i manage it.

but we have to know that we have to start that soon. don't wait for the tire to show up. know that it's coming and be prepared for that. >> robin: she's just preaching right now. [ laughter ] what can we, as women, do to be able to do what you're doing and freely discuss this and to know all the things that you are saying and embrace it instead of running from it. not that all women do that, but some. >> all of us do, i can tell you, because we are afraid. we have to be fearless. we have to define who we are. right? we have to talk about it with our partners. like your husbands, your wives. talk about it with them. talk about it with your children. we have to reclaim this narrative and destigmatize it. when we're comfortable, we make them comfortable. i was at a conference called brilliant minds. i said some words and these men looked like they had been gob smacked. i thought, sorry, but you need to hear it. they came up to me later and

said, that was hard to hear. i said, really? imagine living through that? what would that feel like? i'm sorry you can't hear it, but you need to hear it. this is happening to us. what do i say? talk about it. with ease. so what if you make other people uncomfortable? [ applause ] don't care. reach out to your senators so we can get this bill passed. >> robin: a bipartisan bill. >> bipartisan bill. so who ever your senator is, reach out to your senator, tell them you demand healthcare for midlife women. you demand this act to be passed. you demand funds to be allocated just for menopause. if we wait for the nih to do it, everything becomes more important than women going through midlife. we're half the population and we spend half of our life -- we start at 40 and living until 80. half of our life we're in this period. there's zero information out there for us. we need new therapies developed. we need information, more studies. we need all of it. we deserve it. [ applause ]

we are responsible for procreation. these babies come out of our bodies. you can't just dump us off after we do that very important act. no. we say no. we have to say no. we have to stand up and say no. >> robin: all right. we're gonna continue this conversation. >> yes, let's continue. >> robin: yes. we are going to continue this conversation. put it right h

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>> today we're gonna talk about the symptoms of menopause. i was not prepared. >> difficulty with memory. forgetfulness. >> your voice becomes shaky. >> heart palpitations. >> sense of smell. >> i was seeing things that i don't think other people are seeing. is that slight hallucination one of the symptoms? >> robin: do you see the women nodding along here? [ applause ] more and more women are turning to social media to talk about menopause and what they are going through. we're talking about it now with halle barry. >> lara: we are joined by dr. jessica shepherd is with us and also pauline maki. welcome to you both again. [ applause ] we were laughing about it because what's the alternative. i mean, here we are. i want to start with dr. shepherd. what are the different stages? >> this is what we're talking about, people didn't know about it. our mothers didn't talk about it. peri menopause is that time frame that can last three tpr

three to seven to ten years. this is when your estrogen is starting to die down. you might feel a symptom here or there. did i feel that or not? then you go into menopause. menopause is a very clinical term. what it means is you've gone 12 months consecutively without a cycle. at that 12th month you can be like, i'm in menopause. it's that day when you reach menopause. that's when estrogen cannot give you a cycle and you've gone 12 months without a period. then after that you're post menopausal because now you've passed that menopausal phase. you stay post menopausal until you die. it should be a title you take with pride. you are post menopausal. >> i thought i was in menopause. then my period came and i was like, uh-oh. had to go all the way back to the beginning. i have got a year longer. what now? >> robin: we touched on it a little bit, about the symptoms. dr. maki, we always think about hot flashes.

that's just the tip of the iceberg, so to speak. there's so much more. >> right? 80% of women experience hot flashes. right? [ audience reacts ] they're real. and people used to say they were benign. but they last on average for 7.6 years if you're white and ten years if you're black. and they're not benign. right? they wake us up at night? so we have disturbed sleep. they affect our mood. right? and they affect our cognitive function. we're a little foggier when we have our hot flashes. and they happen night after night. week after week. month after month. year after year. so how can that be benign? right? so we need to talk about hot flashes as something really important for women's health. and if you are a woman who has

hot flashes into her 60s, that's a marker of who that increase risk for heart disease later on. and also alzheimer's disease. so we need to really look at the effects of menopause on our bodies. and when we go through menopause, we have physical body changes, right? our bones change, the way fat is distributed. i want halle's middle. i'll take it. >> no. [ laughter ] i had to work for this middle. this middle is not the same middle that used to be. it takes work. >> understand there are estrogen receptors all over your body. in your brain, heart, muscles. we start to see these bodily changes because the estrogen receptors don't have the estrogen to attach to. >> this whole lack of sleep is really real. i have flooded my laundry room three times because i go in there and i forget why i went in there. i turn up the water on, heat up the dog food, i hear my alarm going off and there's three feet of water.

three times i have done it. three times. i would have never done that before this stage. >> robin: brain fog is real. >> when you don't sleep, you're angry, you forget things. i'm fighting with everybody. it's crazy. >> lara: i have a good hack. i found this product that is like a mattress pad. it's like air conditioning. this one is chilly pad. i have it at like lord level. >> i have a thing that's amazing. >> lara: it really does help to keep that bed cool. i know you talked about the middle. i'm right there with you. this annoying thing that won't go away. what else did you experience that you were like, okay, this is happening? i'm in it. >> hot flashes. speeding heart rate. forgetting information. >> lara: did you think it was anxiety? >> so much so that people started to say, you need to get on medication for it. then i felt depressed.

one of my doctors said i need to be on anti-depressants. i said no, i'm not gonna do that. there's all these things people are trying to tell us to do because they don't understand we're in this stage. it's not really about medicating ourselves. it's finding other ways to get through this. it's not depression. it's what comes from not sleep. how can we sleep? that's the question. that's why this mattress that cools you from the bottom up works. that's a good natural way to manage this. it's helped me. >> robin: whatever it takes. >> whatever it takes. >> robin: we are going to continue this conversation. hormone therapy is something we need to talk about. that's one of the questions we are getting. now let's go to ginger. >> ginger: thank you so much, robin. wanted to start in jacksonville. they put up some of the rip current hazard alerts. letting everybody know there will be rip currents as that storm pass well east of mainland here. but you do see it hitting bermuda. hurricane warning there.

look at these water temperatures. this is the surface temperature anomaly meaning how far above average. five to ten degrees. going to stay strong. let's get a check closer to home. >> robin: i have to say, can we talk? can we talk? we are talking. we have much more to talk about with our experts. we know the women in our audience, they have been wonderful. they have questions. we're gonna hear from you when we come back.

>> good morning america! >> remember, suffering in silence is out. reaching out is in. time to talk about menopause! [ applause ]

>> robin: and that is exactly what we're doing. welcome back. that was the host of menopause monday parties which are to educate women about menopause. we are talking about it with oscar winning actress halle barry and dr. jessica shepherd and dr. pauline maki. we have to get to the questions. you've been a great audience. i see you bobbing your heads. let's start with luz. >> hi. so if you begin hormone treatment during peri menopause and your cycle stops, how do you know when you've moved into menopause? and how long can you be in treatment? >> i love all these questions. they're perfect. especially when we're talking about menopause and peri menopause. and the differences. you can start hormone therapy in peri menopause. something we have done differently. even if you stop your cycle and you in menopause, that still doesn't change the fact that you have symptoms. therefore, you can stay on hormone therapy through peri menopause and post menopause.

>> i'm going to stay on hormone therapy til the day i die. [ laughter ] >> robin: can you destigmatize that? some people, when they hear that, they're like, oh. >> lara: there's a cancer thing. >> right. we've had a lot of questions on, does it cause certain cancers? and, you know, the research has been better than we've seen before. we now know that estrogen does not cause breast cancer. that gives a lot of reassurance for women who maybe have a family history or are concerned about that. that's important to know. have an important conversation with your health care provider. if they're not answering your questions, find another one. [ applause ] >> here here. our next question is from renata. >> hello. what are some common misconceptions and myths about menopause that women should be aware of? >> dr. maki. >> i think this idea that we should be silent is out of date. we need to take action. we need to demand care. [ applause ]

they used to say you should just deal with your symptoms and not talk about it. but it's a new age. menopause is having a moment. we are seeing super bowl commercials about hot flashes. so let's talk about it, right? that's a really important piece of information. demand care. >> demand that when you realize you're in menopause, instead of -- you know how people have barmitzvahs and baby showers? make everybody in your family give you a shesta. [ applause ] i love that. i love that. >> that's a moment to celebrate. shesta. make it as big as a 13-year-old get for a barmitzvah. make it big. make it big. [ laughter ] celebrate it. >> lara: i know denise has a question. >> yes. thank you. what about women like me, that can't take hormones for medical reasons. what options do we have?

i try a lot of holistic. nothing seems to be working. >> we do have hormones where we have stigma against it or not knowing the right information. the important thing is, even if you didn't want to take hormones, that's okay. there are medications that are newer on the market that actually help with hot flashes that are nonhormonal and impact the neuron in the brain that does temperature control. talk to your doctor about this. we need more information. we need everyone to understand what options are available to you. >> this is why we have to get this bill passed. you have to reach out to your senators and ask for this money. right? so that we can do more studies and come up with holistic remedies. not all of us want to do hormones. that's valid. but then we need solutions. we need more solutions than questions. >> robin: and we need more talk like this. [ applause ] thank you. big thank you to dr. shepherd and dr. maki. they are going to stick around, get on social with me.

>> yes, yes. >> robin: you will as well. we have so many more questions people want to ask. >> lara: i have a list of like six. [ laughter ] everybody is here.

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