something of all the sailors spelling out boy. >> and apparently a lot of good morning, america. breaking news for our viewers in the west. it's a boy! the duchess giving birth to a son. we're at the hospital with all the details about prince george and princess charlotte's new baby brother. also breaking right now, the massive manhunt for the gunman who opened fire at a waffle house killing four. >> someone is shot. units respond. >> what we're now learning about his past. the run-in with the secret service near the white house and this morning the hero who wrestled the gun from the shooter's hands is live on "gma." president trump's new tweet storm on north korea and his attorney, michael cohen. and our exclusive new report, for the first time, a woman comes forward to back stormy daniels' claim that she was threatened to keep quiet about president trump. terrifying twisters tear across the south, destroying homes.

this massive funnel cloud going from the water to the land in florida. now the new threat this morning as that system moves up the east coast. and spellbound. the new "harry potter" play bringing the magic to broadway. will the most expensive play ever also be the biggest hit? and good morning, america. heam monday to you. it's a happy monday for the royal family. you're looking live at st. mary's hospital. where princess kate and prince william just welcomed a baby boy. >> they're all excited to celebrate the new royal baby and brother for prince george and princess charlotte. >> james longman has been there all morning long for us and he's there with the latest again. good morning, james. >> reporter: good morning, robin, an amazing atmosphere here outside the hospital this morning as we finally have news

that duchess kate has had a little baby boy. the eight-pound, 7-ounce boy was at 11:00 a.m. prince william was by princess kate's side this morning for the birth. over the weekend, kate was noticeably absent at this star-studded celebration for queen elizabeth's 92nd birthday. prince william showed up solo. >> tonight, we're celebrating the queen's birthday. >> reporter: the baby will be fifth in line to the throne. bumping harry down to sixth. princess charlotte will remain fifth in line. >> prince william joked that

kate was delusional about having baby number three. they're relatable, what dad who's got two very small children can't relate that he's in denial that another one is on the way. george and charlotte are said to be excited about the little prince joining the family. george nearly 5, and charlotte who turns 3 in may have mastered the royal wave. now, we're waiting outside the hospital to catch a glimpse of the little prince. the royal family the young family is expected down here very soon. robin. >> all right, james, thank you very much. as we said a very exciting morning for the royal family. >> absolutely. and we'll have a lot more on that coming up. a lot more coming up but now to that big breaking story out of

tennessee. a massive manhunt is underway for the gunman who killed four people at a waffle house near nashville. the city is on edge this morning. abc's erielle reshef is there with the very latest and, erielle, we're learning more about the suspect's past this morning. >> reporter: good morning, michael. the suspect was well known to authorities. he a history of mental illness and run-ins with the law. many concerned about how he was able to slip through the cracks as authorities here go house to house warning residents to be on alert. this morning, an urgent manhunt under way for 29-year-old travis reinking. the suspect police say is behind an early morning massacre at this waffle house just outside nashville. >> someone is shot. units respond. >> reporter: reinking, believed to be armed and dangerous, accused of opening fire killing four and wounding several others. 3:19 a.m. sunday, witnesses at waffle house say they spotted the shooter sitting in his pickup truck in the parking lot. minutes later he allegedly got out of the truck wearing nothing but a green jacket wielding this ar-15 assault rifle. first, fatally shooting two people outside the restaurant, before killing two more inside.

the suspect stopping briefly to check his weapon. patron james shaw using the pause and the panic to wrestle the gun away. >> i'm not a hero. i'm just a regular person. and i think -- and i think um -- anybody could have did, um, what i did. >> reporter: without his weapon police say the shooter fled the scene on foot. >> he went to his apartment, put on a pair of pants and then went to a wood line behind the apartment. >> reporter: authorities reporting reinking had a history of mental illness. a 2016 incident report showing emergency response services were called to a cvs parking lot where reinking was delusional and believed taylor swift was harasses him, stalking and hacking his phone. and this morning, another disturbing revelation, in 2017 reinking arrested by the secret service for trespassing in a restricted area near the white

house. at the time his four firearms seized by police, turned over to his father, who police say they believe later gave all of them back to his son, including the rifle police say reinking used sunday to gun down his victims. among the dead, 20-year-old joe perez, 23-year-old akilah dasilva, 21-year-old deebony groves, and 21-year-old taurean sanderlin. all of those victims under 30. one a talented photographer, friends tell us had a heart of gold. another, a student who wanted to be a social worker. meantime, the hunt for their killer continues and despite major concern over the suspect's mental state, authorities still say there's no clear motive for this massacre. michael? >> erielle, thank you for your report. and james shaw jr., the man whose quick action stopped the gunman joins us now from nashville and, mr. shaw, it's an honor to speak to you. we know you were injured in the attack.

how are you feeling this morning? >> how is it going, strahan? i'm doing all right. i'm a little bumped and bruised. i still got some blisters and stuff on my hands from where i actually grabbed the barrel of the gun after it was being discharged. but i'm all right. i'm going to make it. >> we're happy for that and could you tell us exactly what happened? >> so, me and my friend, we were out at a club earlier. and we went to a waffle house a little closer into town. well, a little closer in antioch where the club was. but it was -- it was just packed. and it probably had two or three times as many people as the waffle house on murfreesboro road did so, when we went to that one, it was about 3:17-ish when we walked in.

and then we kind of -- we both -- i don't know if my friend saw -- saw his face. but i saw his face. we kind of saw each other and then i walked in, so we sat down and we weren't sitting down for more than about three or four minutes. and then, we were looking at the cook. he was actually washing dishes and he was putting the clean dishes on the hood. and he was stacking them pretty high. and we were thinking that, you know, that could fall. and we was watching him. he had two or three stacks of them then he just kept stacking them and then we heard the first -- what i know now was a gunshot. we was like -- those are the plates that just fell. and then we heard another one. and then this time we saw the waffle house workers kind of scatter to go left and right. and then they went down. and then i looked back and this was an gentleman at the

entranceway of the door. and he was, you know, he was dead, laying there on the ground. and he shot through the window and that's when i jumped from my seat over to the entrance of the bathroom. and then he turned to the left kind of and he kind of shot some more and then he turned back to the right. well, when he started turning back to the right, me and some other guys got in the -- we went in the bathroom behind the swivel door and behind that swivel door you can go to either bathroom. and i actually just stood in the hallway because i didn't want to be locked in there with just no line of sight. and i just wanted to kind of keep an eye on it to see what was going on. so he shot actually through that door. and one of the bullets grazed me. and then, i think that's when i became alert about the situation. and was like, there's kind of no running from this. kind of like a fish in a barrel type thing. and i'm going to have to try to

find some kind of flaw or a point in time where i can, you know, make this work for myself. so when he put the barrel -- >> i know, james, at one point you jumped in and you wrestled the gun away from him. what was the opening that was there for you to do that? >> i don't -- what i'm learning now is he was -- i think he was reaching in his pocket and he was about to reload the weapon. and the barrel of the gun was down. so that's when i took my opportunity. and i kind of was just wrestling -- wrestling it from him. and i ran through the door at full speed. hit him with the door and took the gun and threw it over the bar and then i took him and myself outside -- outside the restaurant and then i was just trying to run away from him and just, you know, get to freedom. >> you said that anybody could

have done what you did. and i don't know if that's -- if that's true, but you -- you say also you're not a hero. but i got to say, your quick thinking is being credited with saving a lot of lives. have you had a chance to talk to any of the other survivors that were in that restaurant with you? >> just my best friend. he was actually there with me in the restaurant with me. he was in one of the bathrooms, and we kind of talked about it. but we haven't went into depth about talking about it because it's -- it was kind of -- it was kind of hard to talk about it yesterday. it was hitting home, but i haven't talked to any of the other survivors. i know the guy that was outside -- the locksmith that was outside, he told me that i was a hero. and he said that on one of -- another interview. but i haven't really got the chance to talk to anybody, no, sir. >> i will tell you this, james,

as i said earlier, thank you and it's an honor to speak to you. you are a hero. you may not see yourself as a hero, but everyone else really does. we're glad that you were in that restaurant. and you put your life at risk to save others. so thank you so much. we really appreciate your time this morning and hope you have a very speedy and full recovery. >> yes, sir. thank you. >> thank you. >> so humble. >> very, very humble and very brave obviously. >> oh, my gosh. >> but he did what he had to do when the moment called. >> absolutely. we'll go to the white house now. president trump back from mar-a-lago sunday after unleashing a storm of tweets about his embattled lawyer michael cohen and that high-stakes nuclear summit with north korea. jon karl tracking it all and let's begin with north korea. the president pushing back against the idea that he's given away too much to get this hoped-for nuclear summit with north korea. >> reporter: we don't have a date for the summit. we don't have a location for the summit, but the president is already declaring that there's been significant progress. north korea has announced that they will suspend their missile

testing and they will shut down one of their nuclear test sites. that prompted the president to tweet, wow, we haven't given up anything and they have agreed to denuclearization, so great for the world. site closure and no more testing. george, of course, the north koreans have not agreed to denuclearization yet, but the president is saying that he is optimistic about this, despite the fact that north koreans, over the last 20 years, have many times suspended the program only to restart it after they have had economic benefits as a result. >> meantime, the president is sending all kinds of signals over twitter to his embattled attorney michael cohen. >> reporter: he sure is. he's doing everything he can to remind michael cohen that he has the pardon to power -- i'm sorry. he has the power to pardon. he, of course, pardoned scooter libby and he also announced he is inclined to pardon jack johnson, the first african-american heavyweight champion of the world who many, many years ago was sentenced to jail for having an affair with a white woman. >> jon karl, thanks very much. robin.

>> all right, george. now to new developments in that facebook privacy scandal. two key figures are preparing to testify including the researcher, accused of improperly giving facebook data about tens of millions of americans to a research firm. that was later connected to the trump campaign. we're going to speak to him live in a moment. but first, our chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis has the latest. >> reporter: he's the scientist at the heart of the facebook privacy scandal, aleksandr kogan, a researcher at the university of cambridge who lawfully ran a personality test on facebook in 2014 to collect the data of millions of americans. but according to facebook, he broke company policy when he shared that information with political consultancy cambridge analytica. >> so, i mean, at the time i thought we were doing everything that was correct. i was kind of acting honestly quite naively. i thought we were doing everything okay. >> reporter: kogan telling "60 minutes" what he did on the social network was a common occurrence among researchers.

his quiz, downloaded about 270,000 times according to facebook, put as many as 87 million users' information at risk. >> people signed into that app expecting to share the data with kogan, and then he turned around and in violation of our policies and in violation of people's expectations sold it to a third party firm, to cambridge analytica in this case. >> reporter: the information including everything from user locations to genders, to interests, as well as information on their friends. potentially valuable in swaying voters with targeted advertising. >> the idea that we stole the data i think is technically incorrect. i mean this is not a hack. >> reporter: for "good morning america," rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >> thanks, rebecca. dr. aleksandr kogan joins us now. i want to pick up where we left off there, dr. kogan. you say it wasn't technically correct. but mark zuckerberg has accused you of deceiving facebook, violating facebook policy by selling that information to third parties. your response?

>> so, i think they're being a little misleading. i mean, the idea that this was a hack is flat-out wrong. it's like imagine a warehouse. we didn't break in, we went on amazon and ordered the data and they delivered it to us. this is a key feature of their system. >> you weren't supposed to sell it, right? >> so even that is a little silly. because if you go and look at facebook apps right now, most have language they say -- they can transfer the data to third parties. so it's a bit like working in a building and everybody is bringing in their dogs. you bring in your dog and your dog pees in the wrong place and management is now saying, how could you bring your dog? with have a clear no pet policy. i'm just looking around and thinking what about everybody else? >> everyone does it isn't necessarily a defense. i know you feel like you're being scapegoated but do people have a right to be angry? >> oh, absolutely. but i think it has nothing to do with this transfer of data idea. i think it has everything to do with the way that tech companies have been running for a long time in terms of using data, because the fundamental business

model here is we're going to take your data and use it for whichever way we want to try to sell you things. and that's just the business norm. and i think that's what's really upsetting. >> the whistle-blower, christopher wylie, has also raised your ties to russia in all of this. when you were working for cambridge analytica, did you have any ties to russia, travel to russia and was that connected to cambridge analytica? >> so, i think a lot of that is xenophobic nonsense to be frank. i had a loose affiliation with the university there. and went and gave a few talks there. but nothing more. most russians just like most americans are normal decent folk. have nothing to do with spycraft. >> is that an absolute denial? you had nothing to do with russian interference in the american election? >> i think it's honestly a preposterous claim that has no backing. and absolutely not. >> okay, dr. kogan, thanks for your time this morning. >> thank you. >> michael? all right, now, let's go to rob with the latest on the weather and those tornadoes across the southeast.

good evening, rob. >> good morning, michael. there were four of them yesterday. this is one of them in ft. walton beach, florida. dramatic video. no word on how strong this was, probably about an ef-1. see the debris flying around. there's another view. it actually went over water for a short time there. we have a threat for some thunderstorms today across parts of the southeast. a slow-moving system that will bring rain. in some cases, much needed. but eventually gets to the northeast tomorrow and on wednesday. your local forecast is 30 seconds away. good morning to you, it's

monday morning, some haze here in san francisco. sunny and warm today with high clouds, cool at the coast, the cooling trend begins tomorrow, then it gets going the end of the week, 73 in freemont. 73 in richmond, a lot like yesterday with 80s north and south of the bay. today the warmest day of the week, about four to five degrees of c all right, coming up, we return to london with the latest on the new royal baby. a little baby boy for kate and will. all the details about george and charlotte's new sibling. our abc news exclusive, the first woman coming forward to back porn star stormy daniels' story about president trump. that's coming right up. o back porn star stormy daniels' story about president trump. that's coming right up. triggered oms by over 20 different allergen.

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of about 1,000 similar engines worldwide. southwest airlines says they have canceled about 40 flights a day following that accident. >> we do continue to think of the riordan family. more now on the royal baby. back to abc's james longman who is there outside the hospital. has the latest. good morning again, james. >> reporter: good morning, robin. very exciting morning here as princess kate has in the last few moments announced that she has delivered a new baby boy. she gave birth just after 11:00 a.m. to a healthy baby boy, weighing in at 8 pounds, 7 ounces. we're told they're doing well. prince william was by his wife's side throughout. the notice has been put up outside of kenkington. the little prince will be fifth in line to throne, he won't leapfrog his sister princess

charlotte. we expect the young family to come out here just bemind me outside the lindo wing. everyone very keen to catch a glimpse of this new royal prince. robin. now to the latest on the stormy daniels' case. daniels claims she was threatened by a mystery man after saying she had sex with donald trump. and now, another adult film actress, jessica drake, is coming forward to say that daniels told her about it years ago. she sat down with our chief national correspondent tom llamas who joins us now. good morning, tom. >> reporter: good morning. last week daniels released this sketch based on her recollection of the man who made that threat. now, for the first time we have someone backing that claim, saying daniels told her about it shortly after it happened. and this longtime friend of stormy daniels also reveals new details about the night of the alleged sexual rendezvous with president trump years ago. the night stormy daniels says she had sex with donald trump in 2006, there was allegedly an initial encounter in his hotel

room with two other women along with daniels. that, according to fellow porn star jessica drake who says she was there. >> well, we were ushered into the room. and i remember he was wearing pajamas. and he kissed all of us on the lips. and kind of, you know, one of those real close, full-body contact hugs. >> reporter: earlier that day, both daniels and drake met the future president at a celebrity golf tournament in lake tahoe snapping these photos with him while they were promoting an adult film company. drake says trump later invited the women to his room, where he started asking questions. you think he was sort of vetting you. >> i do believe 100% that he was vetting us to see which one or how many of us he liked, absolutely. >> reporter: drake says all three women left. and that's when she says she received a call asking her to

come back to trump's hotel room. when she said no, drake says someone who worked for trump called her back offering her $10,000. so, jessica, according to your story, donald trump thinks he can buy you? and the price is $10,000? >> that was the offer that was made, yeah. >> reporter: drake says she refused to return to the room but stormy daniels told her she did go back on her own that night. >> i relayed my experience to her, like what happened with me after we left the room. at the time that i relayed that experience to her, i didn't yet know of her experience. um -- until she said, he didn't offer to pay me. >> reporter: drake says daniels is telling the truth and is speaking out now to back up daniels' claim that she was threatened. something president trump described as a total con job this month when daniels and her attorney released this sketch based on her memory of the man who she claims threatened her in a parking lot in 2011 after she told her story to a magazine.

>> i just remember him saying like, oh, it's a beautiful little girl. it would be a shame if something happened to her mom, forget about this story, leave mr. trump alone. >> she actually told me about the threat twice. so, the first time she told me about the threat was shortly after it happened. she relayed the experience to me. i said something like i'm so sorry. i can't even imagine. what are you going to do? >> reporter: drake says the second time daniels mentioned the alleged threat was after drake held a news conference in 2016 with her attorney gloria allred, accusing president trump, then a candidate, of sexual misconduct because of his alleged actions at the 2006 golf event. and her claim she was offered money to go back to his hotel room. >> she said remember what i told you about all those years ago, she said, be careful. be really careful. don't be alone. >> reporter: drake says she's not selling her story or suing the president but her attorney

is warning the commander-in-chief to watch what he says in tweets. >> i think president trump knows he is going to act at his legal peril if he starts saying anything that's false about jessica. >> reporter: now, at the time jessica drake first made her allegations, the campaign said mr. trump did not know her or remember her. the white house has declined to comment this morning. we did confirm with the source that stormy daniels says she did tell drake about the alleged threat. daniels' attorney is not commenting right now about drake's account. drake is mentioned in stormy daniels' confidentiality agreement as someone who did have knowledge of her alleged affair with president trump in 2006. >> she's saying she doesn't want to sell her story but she was also saying she was offered $10,000 by donald trump. >> that's right. jessica drake has been consistent in her story. she says she was offered $10,000 to go back to his hotel room. stormy daniels said she was never offered any money. >> tom llamas, thanks very much. let's go to michael. coming up, dugout emergency. the pitcher who collapsed in the middle of a game after a brain hemorrhage. what we're learning about his condition and the warning signs

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stable condition this morning following that terrifying moment that happened during the white sox/astros game on friday night in chicago. this morning, chicago white sox pitcher danny farquhar is fighting for his life in a chicago hospital after suffering a brain hemorrhage over the weekend. the horrifying moment happened in an instant throwing just 15 pitches in the sixth inning. moments later, she's collapsing in the can dugout. paramedics and members of his team are seen rushing to his aid quickly carrying the 31-year-old out and rushing him to the hospital. the team revealing he suffered from a ruptured aneurysm undergoing multiple surgeries, his injuries leaving him in critical condition this morning. many around the league offering their thoughts and prayers online, his teammates and coaches devastated. >> more than anything, they want to continue to keep their thoughts on danny personal and continue to move forward. >> reporter: wearing farquhar's number 43 on their caps, even hanging his jersey in the

bullpen. an aneurysm happens when the wall of a blood vessel becomes weak and balloons outward. an estimated 6 million people in the united states have a brain aneurysm. 30,000 of which actually experience a rupture every year which can be deadly. so scary. the 31-year-old has played for three other teams over seven big league seasons. but obviously, none of that matters this morning, because all of baseball, and i'm sure all of this country, praying and pulling for him to make a full recovery. >> absolutely. >> but this seemed to come out of nowhere. are there any warning signs for something like this? >> there certainly are. some can include a severe headache. dr. jen ashton described it as the worst headache of your life, nausea, dizziness, stiff neck, sensitivity to light, double vision, and then difficulty speaking. these are all warning signs that this may be happening and you need to seek medical attention immediately. >> right away. >> yeah, all right, amy, thanks for bringing this to us. coming up, we have that 12-year-old who took his mom's credit card, booked a dream

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but there's a real-life case, a 12-year-old boy who made it all the way to bali by himself using his mom's credit card. diane macedo, you've got to share this story with everybody. >> this is really like a real life "home alone" case though he is from australia and one-upping kevin mccallister. after an argument with his mom, he snagged her credit card and booked himself a ticket to bali. he then told his parents he was going to school and instead he rode his scooter to the train station, took a train to the airport, self-service check-in makes it through security. boards the plane. once he arrived in bali, he then hailed a moped taxi to a hotel. a luxury hotel mind you. kicked back and enjoyed his vacation. meanwhile, here's mom. >> they were, miss, you have got a child in indonesia by himself. he's riding motorbikes, organizing his own little life over there. >> so mom is an absolute wreck while the son is just hanging out in bali. after four days, authorities did track him down using his phone.

and mom and dad then got on a plane, went to bali, picked him up and brought him home. >> the question is, how does a 12-year-old do this? >> apparently it wasn't that hard. many airlines allow children 12 and older to travel without an adult. in australia many airlines apparently allow them to -- >> not here, though. no, they don't. >> no, a lot of american airlines -- >> i've had to take my daughter to the airport, fill out all the forms. >> the ages range depending on the airline. it can be anywhere from i believe it's 12 in some cases up to 16. some also require a note from a parent. but this particular airline did not. he only had to prove that he was over 12 and that he was in secondary school. so he brought his school i.d. he conned grandma into giving him his passport and he also used self-service check-in. >> so australia will have to tighten up their rules. it cannot happen here. >> he knew that airline -- >> he researched the airline.

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. breaking for our viewers this the west, princess kate and prince william welcome a son. we're on the scene with the all the latest on the new royal baby. also this morning, that massive manhunt under way for the gunman who opened fire at a waffle house. this morning, the hero, james shaw jr., who stopped him from shooting more people, wrestling the gun right out of his hands, speaking to "gma." return to harry potter. "the cursed child" casts a spell on broadway. the creator there for the huge premiere. and the surprising reveal about the future of some of your favorite characters. and bey-chella. the superstar steals the show over the weekend. destiny's child reunited center stage for a blockbuster performance. michelle williams joins us live

with the behind-the-scenes details, as we say, good morning, america. zblrjts good morning to our viewers in the west. a busy monday morning. a happy one for the royal family. happy one for us as well. ginger dropping by, she'll talk about her life with baby miles and her brand-new children's book. lot of baby talk. there's a new royal baby and a lot of people speculating about a possible name. it is williams shakespeare's birthday today. they do share a birthday. maybe. >> it could happen. let's go back to abc's james longman there at the hospital in london. hey there, james. >> reporter: good morning, robin, a very exciting morning here outside st. mary's in central london a short time ago princess kate gave birth to a little baby boy. she gave birth just after 11:00 a.m. to a healthy boy weighing

in at 8 pounds, 7 ounces. we're told mother and baby are doing well. a notice has been put up outside of buckingham palace. we won't have a name for a few days at least. bets are on philip after great grandfather. he'll be fifth in line to the throne. he won't leapfrog his sister princess charlotte. we expect to see the young family very, very soon. the world press gathered outside, very keen to catch a glimpse of the new little prince. robin. >> congratulations to them. you jumped. >> i did. >> you know, the baby is here. >> very exciting. all right. royal baby watch is over. now ready for the first picture. more coming up on that, without a doubt. now to that big breaking story in tennessee. the manhunt for that gunman who

opened fire at a waffle house, and we're going to go back to erielle reshef on the scene. good morning again, erielle. >> reporter: good morning to you, michael. that manhunt is intensifying this morning as authorities here are going house to house, door to door, warning residents to be on alert. 29-year-old travis reinking is believed to be armed and extremely dangerous. police say the gunman pulled up to the waffle house on sunday morning wearing nothing but a green jacket. getting out of his truck and wielding an ar-15 assault rifle. he gunned down two people outside of the restaurant before going on a rampage inside the restaurant killing two more. when he paused to look down at his weapon, potentially to rearm himself, james shaw, that patron stepping in, tackling him to the ground, and tossing that weapon over the counter, stopping the bloodshed. shaw on "gma" just moments ago. >> that's when i took my opportunity and i kind of was just wrestling, wrestling it

from him and i ran through the door at full speed, hit him with the door and took the gun and threw it over the bar. and then i took him and myself outside. >> reporter: and the gunman was last spotted at his apartment complex not far from the scene. we now know that he had a history of mental illness and run-ins with the law including an arrest by the secret service just a year ago on the lawn of the white house for trespassing in a restricted area. reinking now in his second day on the run. and police say, despite their concern over his mental state, still no clear motive for this massacre. michael? >> all right, thank you so much, erielle. still a lot of questions to be answered. >> boy, there sure are. and coming up as we just heard, new baby boy for the royals. we're live at the hospital as princess kate welcomes baby number three. plus, we've got a super start to your monday morning. "avengers" star chris evans here live. nothing like having captain america in the house. there he is. and we've got a great audience upstairs. we cannot wait to join them. we'll be up there in a minute,

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atmosphere outside. we're told prince william told to make an appearance. duchess kate has had a little baby boy. he weighs 8 pounds and 7 ounces and kate giving birth here to the private lindo wing of st. mary's hospital. from buckingham palace to the bridal altar, their children already mastering the family business. the excitement of expanding their family is bittersweet. a stark reminder of their mother princess diana who gave them their own magical childhood. >> we got photos up around the house of her. we talk about her and stuff. it's hard because catherine didn't know her she can't provide that level of detail, so

i do regularly talk about her to george and charlotte. there were two grand mothers in their lives. >> reporter: opening up about the type of grandmother she would be. >> she loved children, she'd come in at bathtub and cause a scene everywhere, bubbles, water all over the place and then leave. >> reporter: with harry and meghan about to start a family of their own, william and harry are creating the next generation of windsors to carry on. >> what do you think how your mother would feel about this family? >> looking down with tears in her eyes, being incredibly proud of what with we've you know, established.

but, i hope that once again, everything we do privately and officially makes her proud. >> reporter: but this and now you're seeing live pictures just outside the lindo wing, where obviously, princess kate had her little boy earlier this morning. we're waiting for prince william to make an appearance. we're told he may be coming out here. me may make some comments to the members of the press. all the cameras are coming up. here he is, prince william, the new father, obviously, has prince george and princess charlotte, now he has a new, little, boy. big smile on his face as he makes his way to a waiting car. there are a lot of well-wishers here, royal watchers, other people came to catch a glimpse of royal family. he's getting in his car, to

drive off to perhaps collect his other children to visit his wife in hospital. but for the moment, this is prince william leaving the lindo wing. the world's attention on this growing young family as strong as ever, george. >> okay, james, amy is right here by my side. you were there for prince george's birth. lay out what's going to happen over the next few hours. >> we have the big royal announcement at be buckingham palace the official announcement. you find out how much the baby weighed and the name which everyone is anticipating. they have royal bets going on how much the baby weighs, what the name is. it's so exciting. i remember when i was standing out there. it was so joyful and fun and people love to celebrate with the royal family. >> they sure do. victoria murphy is there today. what does it feel like? >> hey, hello, good morning. it's an incredible atmosphere

here today at the lindo wing. a cheer went up when they announced that news not long ago that kate safely delivered a baby boy at 11:01 this morning. amazing atmosphere. there are royal fans who have been camped out for two weeks wearing union flag jackets, waving those flags frantically now because we have a baby. of course, we're waiting for to see the couple leave the hospital together with their new, little prince. >> is there any way to sneak in that hospital? >> oh, my goodness. no. there are photographers lined up here. staking their spots, waiting to get that picture of the couple when they leave. she left the same day that she gave birth the same day she gave birth to princess charlotte.

let's go over to rob. not to be outdone. we have more baby news stateside. here's your "gma" moment of the goats. okay, maybe not human babies but they're cute. they're out of maine, this is a goat farm. several were born just two days ago. this farm has got 23 nanny goats and have produced 40 kids as they say, in the past couple of months. that's right. sound's up all the way. is that not cute? my extensive research of goats tell me there are 450 million goats worldwide. maybe we didn't outdo the royal baby news but there are your goats today. >> good moreing to you, the cooling trend begins slightly tomorrow. highs today in the upper 70s in free monday, 74 in san mateo, 71

san rafael, with 85 in concord and the accuweather 7-dadadadada [ cheers and applause ] >> that's all for you, sara. that's all for you, sara haines. >> they didn't know what was next. >> because you're next with "pop news." sara haines. >> how do i follow a royal baby? [ applause ] but we begin with the most magical show on broadway, "harry potter and the cursed child" celebrating opening night last night in new york city. it's the most expensive nonmusical play produced in broadway history costing $68 million. >> wow. >> the show is set many years after harry and his friends leave hogwarts and follows the adventures of harry's son, who has an unlikely friendship with draco -- am i saying it right? draco? sorry, i'm more into little blue truck and dr. seuss right now. with draco's son scorpius, it's

five hours long. yes, you heard me right. that's a day. don't worry, you don't need to borrow hermione's time turner. it's broken up into two parts. some fans will see both parts in one day. a matinee and then an evening performance. or you can go on two separate days. it first debuted in london and had extreme success. there are lots of rave reviews already from "the new york times" and "entertainment weekly." even whoopi goldberg giving it a major thumb's up saying the show is off the hook, the cast is magnificent. the magic that happens on stage is everything you want in the theater and more. an experience to be shared with you and your family. see it. fans have said the special effects are so good that they still can't figure out how some of the magic was done. >> sounds great. >> it sounds amazing. >> yeah. five hours. >> five hours. [ applause ] >> you're going to want to split that up. i mean, hello? food, drink, something. maybe a restroom. now to "pop news" exclusive.

we've got the first look at the newly redesigned and re-imagined "glamour." melissa mccarthy, one of my all-time favorites, on the cover. check out this logo and revamped look and feel. these changes spearheaded by new editor in chief samantha barry. this is "glamour's" money issue. and the "ghostbusters" star talks about her rise to the top of hollywood, telling readers the best thing that ever happened to her was struggling till she was 30. she takes nothing for granted now and throws herself into every job assuming it may be her last. this new issue of "glamour" online today and hits newsstands nationwide on may 1st. >> and she is one of the kindest people. >> she is. >> michael and i have said this, once you have an interview with her, she sends you a handwritten note every single time. so kind. >> beautiful. i just think she's hilarious. >> and she's funny. [ applause ] >> so funny. and finally, a fab prom takeover, courtesy of nba star chris paul and his wife jada. the couple hosting a junior-senior prom on friday at

c.e. king high school in houston which as you remember was severely hit by hurricane harvey. now, all the funds started at a pop-up shop where students picked tuxes and gowns at no cost. then, it was off to the big night at the citadel event hall. the prom's theme, "beauty and the beast." it was 800 students and they celebrated and danced the night away. one of the best moments of the night came when it was announced that the entire prom was absolutely free. so thank you, a big thank you to chris and jada paul. >> how is that? [ applause ] >> yeah. >> c.e. king is a school i went to after the hurricane and i covered, you know, we talked about c.e. king. and to see those kids who were displaced and to have to go to all different schools or no school at all for awhile. and for chris to become a rocket this year, houston rocket, and to go down and really jump into the community like he has. i take my hat off to him and i'm very thankful for chris paul and other guys like him. so thank you, chris. well done. [ applause ] yeah.

how about that excitement for coachella? >> yes. >> yes, okay, because beyonce was a headliner, stunning fans with her flawless performances and special guests including destiny's child's michelle williams and kelly rowland. and michelle -- michelle williams, you see joining us live from los angeles straight off her second weekend performing. it's so great of you to get up like this. it's not like you haven't had anything to do the last couple of weekends. what was it like being reunited with the girls? >> when i tell you at this point you just get up there and you have a lot of fun. i know the last rehearsal, we just were acting like little girls again. you know and so no matter what there was marriage and kids, we just were like girlfriends up there all over again. >> is it just like riding a bike? you just fall right back into place? >> of course. of course with a lot of rehearsal, though.

>> you want to be prepared for that. would you speak about the whole moment, the way that beyonce, the first time that african-american woman headlined coachella like that and to have the response and everybody was saying the performance on both weekends flawless is the word, michelle, we heard over and over again. >> yes. i mean, it was flawless because of the months of rigorous rehearsal, everything from each costume change was strategic, everything, i mean, i saw her a part of everything. she would be in rehearsal in one room, then she'd run over to the next room and see what wardrobe is doing, while trying to eat almonds and oranges. i mean, she was just -- i mean, brilliantly involved in every decision. >> and we got to say it was definitely flawless. and we're so happy that you guys were back together. and speaking of together, you

talked about you're back together as parents -- i mean, as married and kids and all that stuff. but you just got engaged to >> congratulations. >> we got to say congratulations to you. [ applause ] and i have a question, michelle. >> yes. >> were you really or really shocked from the proposal? >> i was so shocked, i was weeping and wailing. he proposed to me in pebble beach at this beautiful resort. and i was crying so loud that people were turning around, going back to their rooms and to the restaurant because it was like, did she just find out something he did bad? what happened? i mean, he surprised me. he told me he was flying back to pittsburgh and actually, the week before he proposed instead of flying to pittsburgh he flew to chicago, illinois, got a rental car, drove to rockford,

illinois, my hometown, and met with everybody special to me. >> aw. >> and it just showed me that he listens. like, you remembered my aunt jackie? you remember my uncle charles? oh, my gosh, and my parents, i mean, but my dad told him, if you hurt my girl, this is what's going to happen. [ laughter ] >> as dads should. >> oh. you all were enjoying yourself so much being back with kelly and being back with beyonce. any chance that a reunion might happen, destiny's child, at the wedding? could they be the wedding singers perhaps? >> whoo. there are so many possibilities. we are fast-forward into wedding planning. and i'm so excited. my ladies, they will be there and they're just hands on as well, as far as what to do. kelly wants to throw my bachelorette party. so god knows what's going to go

down there, you know. my mom wants to throw my bridal shower. she sent me a text saying i just want to give you a lot of lingerie and i was like, that means you'll know what i'm doing with the lingerie. gross. >> morning show. >> oh, boy. >> but it's wonderful, michelle, to see you, and beyonce, and kelly, to grow as you have. and to be so successful in so many areas. tell us about your new line of business. >> yes, i'm so excited. i have a home decor line. we launched it three years ago. >> it's beautiful. >> it is just bedding and comforters but now we've got furniture and i have a candle. i mean, it's just, i had to show you. shameless plug. shameless plug. no, seriously, and i've always been into home decor. my grandmother and mother just took pride in their homes, we didn't live in the best neighborhood. but if you walked in our home,

you would have thought it was a million-dollar home. >> aw. >> yeah, my grandmother, she hand-made all of her curtains. all of her comforters. and as the seasons changed, so did everything around the house. i was like, listen, i can't sew but i can get with some design partners and we come up with a lot of things. it's called believe by michelle. thank you so much. always a joy and a pleasure to be with y'all. >> i'm telling you, you got up that early in the morning in l.a., you can plug whatever you want. >> oh, god bless y'all. thank you so much. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> oh, put a ring on it. got to put a ring on it. oh! no, she didn't! whoo-hoo. you got that. >> oh, you guys are finishing up the dance, okay. >> we've all done it. we've got captain america himself, "avengers" star chris evans is here live. you did not. you did not.

good morning to you. things are getting a little noise we in sang jose because a new stage in testing has started along the entire 10-mile segments of the extension. so work could continue for 24 hours for days a a let's check traffic. >> take a look at this, the cash paying lanes are virtually wide open. the fast trackers are just sitting there waiting to take their toll. once you get on the span, we have had some problems, but that's alleviated and it's just

a little sluggish there. and 880 near thornton still has the fire it has nois an unreacomfort zone,ation. it rests on no laurels. curious perpetually scratches at doors, picks at locks. curious never stops, because to curious, good enough never is.

you know what we make. curious makes us who we are. numbers are in the 50s and we're looking mild in san jose, 59, 50 on the coast, a little more surge here, but we're expecting some high clouds today, 55 by delta and novato.

low to mid 80s inland. >> thank you so much, welcome back to "gma." and, boy, we got an excited monday audience here this morning. thank you, guys, for being here. and we're excited and excitement is building for "avengers: infinity war" reaching a fever pitch and the movie comes out friday and all month long we've been tracking down the avengers around the world as they cross the globe spreading the word. this morning we've located captain america himself, where, right here in our studio. please welcome chris evans. [ cheers and applause ] >> how are you? >> how are you doing? >> hi, guys. how are you doing. don't give me a high-five.

what's up, man? good to see you. [ cheers and applause ] yep, i have a mustache. i got a mustache. it's all just -- acknowledge it. >> it's for a reason. >> yeah, it's for a reason. >> a good reason. not just a choice. yeah. >> but you know you're here for a reason. the movie, but you made some headlines recently. you said you were done playing captain america. >> well, the contract's done. we -- a lot of our contracts are through. myself, downey, hemsworth, we all started roughly at the same time and we all through "avengers 4" wrap it up so at this point, you know, i don't know what's next but, yeah, but by 2019 that's split we hope that's not it. we hope there's more. >> we'll see. we'll see. >> starting negotiating right now. >> he's smart. he's good. but the plot of this movie is

it's obviously top secret and only one cast member we've had here said they read the whole thing. that was benedict cumberbatch. >> right. >> how much have you been able to read. >> they let me read it but you got to get fussy. the level of secrecy has only increased over the years and so worried about leaks so you have to put your foot down and said give me the -- give me the script. >> they let you take it home. >> i took one home. you're not supposed to but i took one home. >> it didn't leak. >> this is getting me in trouble, i'm sure. >> we've been polling the cast and letitia wright said anthony mackie was the class clown. anthony said it was mark ruffalo. you say? >> it's mackey. rough low is a goofball but mackey has like -- he's always at a ten. i've never seen him anything less. he comes on set and everybody all of a sudden wakes up. >> that new orleans bake ba--

background. >> he's loquacious. >> would you like to see a sneak peek? [ applause ] here you go. take a look. >> should we bow? >> yeah, he's a king. >> seems like i'm always thanking you for something. >> what are you doing? >> we don't do that here. [ laughter ] >> it looks so good. >> saying it looks good from that? >> just -- >> you say it looks so good. you're really selling the product. it looks so good. >> with all the different personal. >> sure, sure, sure. >> how do you keep a straight face. >> we didn't. trust me, talk to the russo

brothers, y'all get together and ago like little kids in school and especially on this movie, there's so many people coming together. it really is hard to remember that we're professionals and we're here to do a job. >> and you got nieces and nephews so does playing captain america, does that give you any cool points? >> oh, yeah, absolutely. i mean, i erase them all once i'm in person. when i'm actually there i go right back down to zero but, yeah, absolutely, yeah. >> you got the mustache for a reason here on broadway now. >> let's get back to the mustache. >> tell us about the play, "lobby hero." >> yeah, it's really great. i mean, it's -- it's everything i wanted it to be. i was looking for a different approach to what i do and i grew up doing plays and was a real theater door and it's been fun. it's a little terrifying but it's finally settled into a place that feels comfortable and the cast is great. the play is actually really good. i don't normally say that lightly about things i'm working on and it's something i'm proud of and i'm having a great time. >> good being here in new york. >> i love it. >> well, we have a little goody

basket for you to make you feel right here at home. >> now, wait a minute. >> he's not going to wear that. >> uh-oh. >> i'm from boston. this i'll take. >> but you are a boston boy. >> you know. >> that was like handing me a patriots hat. it's not happening. >> i don't mind the giants. i respect what you guys have done. i mean you broke my heart a couple of times but i'm okay with it. it's the jets that i got the real problem with. [ laughter ] all right. >> i'm glad that i'm excluded from that, man. >> you, i got respect for. [ laughter ] >> that's not too much. >> i'll take it. [ applause ] well, we can't wait for this movie. you've been fantastic in this role. >> thanks, man. >> hopefully this is not the last time we'll see you as captain america? we'll see. we'll see. >> you know what, you're a smart

man the way you threw it out there. give this man a new contract. and congrats on "lobby hero" and the mustache, man. looks good on you. >> this is the horrible -- you start doing this now. it never looks good. no way to make that look cool. >> if it can be cool, you're getting as close to cool as you can get it. "avengers: infinity war" hits theaters friday. we got to thank you, man. we're going to thank our friends at imax because everyone in the audience, you're going to get tickets to see it. yeah. [ cheers and applause ] you get a ticket and you get a ticket. [ applause ] and coming up, everybody, look who's here. ginger zee. we can't wait to hear about baby miles and adrian and she's got a new book so come on back and we'll talk all about it.

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we are back now with "american idol" trending overnight. the top 14 contestants perform for the very first time and find out who makes the top ten. "american idol" east seven runner-up david archuleta is joining us now. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> yeah. [ applause ] we're going to dive right in. who do you think had the best

performance? >> man, well, i'm kind of tied to catie turner. she just sings with her soul and doesn't -- it feels like she disconnects with everything and connects to something bigger and it was a lot of fun to watch her. >> speaking of connection, katy perry said yesterday she told the contestants to play to the audience at home, not the audience in the room. who do you think did that? >> man, i thought catc did a good job and gabby is doing awesome as well. i felt like her performance looked like an album cover already. >> yeah, already prepared. >> yeah, she was really good. so i thought they did great. i thought that was great advice too. easy to get caught up in the audience right there when you have millions of people watching on a camera and i felt like they did a great job doing that. >> so there are 14 last night, going down to 10. you believe those two you just named deserve to be in the top ten. >> absolutely, yeah. i thought, man, did y'all watch? there's so -- they're really good.

>> they're really good and they're really young too. >> and give me goose buffers when they sing. some of these people, dennis lorenzo as well did well. michael jay. >> they're also young. the youngest is 16 years old. that's how old you were when you were on the show. >> yeah. >> so what are they going through? what advice can you give them. >> man, because the youngsters they've got school as well. they've got a minimum of three hours they need to do of school each day on top of everything else. but, man, i would just say, remember why you decided to audition in the first place. if you stick to that and keep going with what you love to do, you should be good. >> and -- it's been ten years since you've won the show. >> yeah. >> you have your sixth studio album already. you've been singing, man many doing a lot of singing so tell us about the album. >> yeah, it's called "postcards in the sky." last october it came out and to lift people up and find their purpose, that they have a voice,

that they matter has always been my goal, so letting people find their voice to be heard. >> we appreciate you coming here and sharing your voice with us this morning. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. you can see who makes the top ten on "american idol" tonight at 8:00, 7:00 central right here on abc. david archuleta, thank you so much. over to you, rob. >> michael, look at this crowd. how fired up are they. temperatures in the 60s finally, as a matter of fact places like minneapolis finally hit 60 for the first time in 111 days after the weekend. look at this from my weather producer meteorologist tiptoeing through the tu littles in central park and decent weekend, 64 in new york. 65 expected in peoria. 71 in lancing. you'll take that with a little rain coming across the northeast as we go through time. not bad, right? you guys ha good morning, everyone. monday morning and starting out

with some mild numbers in the 50s, high clouds today, mid 70s by noontime. >> welcome back. my friend from italy has something to say. [ speaking a foreign language ] >> good morning america from italy. buon giorno. >> america. >> robin, back inside. hi, ginger, back up to you. >> all right, rob. thank you. look who's here. [ cheers and applause ] ginger zee. wait a minute. she is still on maternity leave but she's always so incredibly busy. her memoir, "natural disaster" came out as you know a few months ago and now has a new book "chasing helicity." so happy to have you back home here in the studio. >> it feels so good. it feels so good to be home. i'm back two weeks from today by the way so like i will be back

full but i have missed everyone. this has been a really wonderful time with the boys, but my goodness, it's good to be back. >> where's the baby fix? let's see. let's see. >> there's adrienne and little miles. and adrienne and me. we had to go -- adrian and i had to go on a date night. when mommy has another new man in her life. putting those two boys together, everything i expected and more and it's been so fun to be home with both of them and adrian is becoming such a big part of being a big brother in our family. >> so important to have this time together with them. you said because writing the book, you were able to do that. >> yes. >> you can still take care of them and writing. >> that's the beauty of writing. you're able to be with your family and tuck yourself away for an hour and come back out after nap time, the perfect hobby for me and it's working. >> tell us about this out tomorrow. >> this is "chasing helicity." this is the book that i intended to write. i didn't go to write a memoir when i went there. i wanted to write a baby book

actually and when i was pregnant with adrian i said i've always wanted to tell kids about science in a publishing way so let me try this and they were like, maybe more of like a series for middle grade. so 8 to 12-year-olds because that's the age where kids really start to get into reading and really start to get into science, i was like perfect. that's what i started working -- this is a trilogy and the first book of the trilogy and "natural disaster" happened because we started talking about my life but this was the character, helicity who i've had in my brain as a daughter my whole life. the girl i wish i could have been. it's the girl that i wish, you know, like when you tell your younger self the advice she'll learn all that much quicker in life than i ever did and she'll do it in a hyper reality when tornadoes are coming at her. >> you didn't have a book like this when you were growing up. >> i didn't. i mean everybody that was inspired by weather says, oh, i watched "twister" which i did and that was inspiring and i saw "wizard of oz" but i think that it's not just for weather, but it is for science and getting

young kids, girls and boy, that's been my whole push. >> you're very passionate about that. >> so much so. i want s.t.e.m. and all those great initiatives -- this gives the drama with the s.t.e.m. and i hope you're learning. helicity itself is my favorite tornado variable so when i forecast tornadoes i look at 0 to 3 kilometer helicity. yeah, i'm going to nerd out right now but that allowed me from the title on to put in that little, you know, every page has something that you'll learn or you dent even know you're learning. >> you're such a renaissance woman. you really are. [ applause ] just so much -- >> thank you. i learned it from you. >> no, no, no. you're writing and the work you do, dance, i love watching -- following you on social media and -- >> thank. >> you to see you having date night and dancing with ben, ballroom dancing. >> i couldn't stop dancing so we thought why not try it.

this move we did right there, listen how sore i was for a week after. i couldn't move my rit leg. >> i'm not going to blame ben. i don't know if i trusted him fully. he has been such a good sport in 5 you log us to keep doing this. the beautiful way to spend time together. >> it's beautiful to see -- i cannot believe you have two children. i mean -- >> i can't either. [ laughter ] >> how you've grown like that and we miss you and we're so happy that you're taking this important time that you have this time not everybody has this but we're so grateful you do and i know you are as well. >> i feel so lucky. thank you so much for having me. thank you, guys. i can't wait to see everybody. i'll be back soon. >> two weeks. >> i'm back. you're not going to get rid of me. >> no, no, no. "chasing helicity," by the way, if she had a little girl she was going to name it helicity but ben said no. they had a boy anyway but it comes out tomorrow. country star brett young here live next.

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here now with country star brett young, his music topping charts and he is here with his newest hit "mercy." brett young. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ mercy why you gotta show

looking so good just to hurt me ♪ ♪ why you wanna stop this whole damn world from turning ♪ ♪ mercy why you hanging on so tight if this ain't working ♪ ♪ why you want to stop this flame if it's still burning ♪ ♪ 'cause it's still burning ♪ so if you're gonna break my heart just break it ♪ ♪ and if you're gonna take your shot then take it take it ♪ ♪ if you made up your mind then make it ♪ ♪ make this fast if you ever loved me have mercy ♪

♪ if you go out tonight and get drunk and lonely wind up home alone ♪ ♪ please don't call me and say you miss me no ♪ ♪ if you're gonna break my heart just break it ♪ ♪ and if you're gonna take your shot then take it take it ♪ ♪ if you made up your mind then make it make this fast ♪ ♪ if you ever loved me have mercy ♪ ♪ whoa oh have mercy

♪ if you're gonna break my heart just break it ♪ ♪ if you're gonna take your shot then take it take it ♪ ♪ oh if you're gonna break my heart just break it ♪ ♪ and if you're gonna take your shot then take it take it ♪ ♪ if you made up your mind then make it make this fast ♪ ♪ if you ever loved me, mmm, if you ever loved me have mercy ♪ ♪ oh have mercy oh have mer

big thank you to brett young for that "have mercy."

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#. good morning. >> we have a mix of clouds, some sunshine, a little haze out there, mild numbers, 69 in oakland, 62 in san jose already. we're talking 83 in livermore, as well as san jose. 73 in richmond, oakland, upper 740s, it's going to be another warm day tomorrow, that cooling trend really gets going midweek with more clouds and fog and more of a sea breeze. >> leaving castro valley, it's okay 4580 near redwood. and apparently the third lane that's blocked on 880. >> all right, thank you so much, it's time now for live with

kelly and ryan. we'll be back at 11:00 a.m. for the midday news. >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, film and stage actor billy crudup. and from the comedy the goldbergs, wendy. everything you wanted to know about botox as we kick off lives beauty week. plus, "riverdale"'s mark consuelos takes the seat at the cohost desk. all next on "live!" and now, here are kelly ripa and mark consuelos! [cheers and applause] ♪