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apologized at first, was back on twitter overnight after getting criticized by her cast members. you see them right there and they expressed their disappointment and disgust and she was angry about it. >> roseanne's show is now canceled and old episodes are pulled from the air. abc's chief national correspondent matt gutman is in los angeles with the latest and, matt, roseanne is blaming sleeping pills for this. >> reporter: that's right. she was blaming ambien, michael saying the drug caused her to lose control. that didn't stop her from jumping right back on twitter for her second consecutive night of binge tweeting which included more offensive tweets. now, that second meltdown coming just hours after she was effectively banished from hollywood. overnight roseanne barr tapping out another controversial tweet storm just hours after vowing she was leaving twitter. >> after my nighttime meds kick in, i'm legally dead till 7:00 a.m. >> reporter: claiming the previous night's posts which resulted in the cancellation of her show on the sleeping drug ambien. writing not giving excuses for what i did but i've done weird

stuff while on ambien, cracked eggs on the wall at 2:00 a.m., et cetera. she also tweeted an apology to the cast and crew don't feel sorry for me, guys. i just want to apologize to the hundreds of people and wonderful writers, all liberal, and talented actors who lost their jobs on my show due toy stupid tweet. her latest comments come after abc, hulu and viacom all yanked her titular show from their networks and within hours of that, the embattled comedian's talent agency dropping her as a client as well. the ax coming down swiftly on one of tv's biggest stars, tuesday. >> what's up, deplorable? >> reporter: after this tweet late monday, muslim brotherhood and planet of the apes had a baby equals vj, vj stands for valerie jarrett, president obama's longtime adviser and just a few hours later, abc execs pulled the plug on the blockbuster show.

channing dungey, president of abc news entertainment said they were abhorrent, repugnant. inconsistent with our values and we decided to cancel her show. bob ike, adding, there's only one thing to do here and that was the right thing. jared addressing the 11 hours later >> i think we have to turn it into a teaching moment. i'm fine. i'm worried about all the people who don't have a circle of friends and followers would come right to their defense. >> reporter: she incensed some by calling it a bad joke aimed at her politics and looks. 27 million people tuned in to watch the first episode of the "roseanne" reboot in march. it was such a surprising success that abc immediately signed the cast on for a second season which is why killing off the highest rated show on any network in years surprised even insiders.

>> when you first heard about the tweets, what did you think? >> i thought there might be some ramification for roseanne barr and for the show. i never thought that they would cancel it as quickly as they did. >> reporter: and as she was attacking jarrett, she was doing it with other targets, linking chelsea clinton's husband with financier george soros. when jarrett corrected her, barr called her a nazi collaborator. were you aware of that? we all make mistakes, right, chelsea. soros is a jewish holocaust survivor. by then it was nearly complete. wanda sykes announcing that she would not be returning. sara gilbert who plays darlene conner -- >> dad, will you tell her ow stupid she's being? >> that's never worked out for me. >> reporter: credited with spearheading the show's revival calling the comments abhorrent. michael fishman who plays her youngest child on the show dmg conner crushed saying he's devastated for all those who poured our hearts and souls into our jobs and the audience

that welcomed us into their homes. overnight roseanne's latest tweets alternating between contrite and combative. one tweet reading, hey, guys, don't defend me. it's sweet of you to try but losing my show is zero compared to being labeled a racist over one tweet. i regret that even more but she also retweeted a slew of comments like these, just imagine if any leftist celeb got this treatment and in response to the comment i personally thought valerie jarrett was hispanic, roseanne replied, i thought she was saudi. and you probably noticed that in the piece, but what seemed to be the trend of roseanne's night was this alternation between contrition and attack. now, after apologizing to her cast and crew she then personally went after her tv children, responding to gilbert's statement that roseanne's posts were abhorrent with a wow, unreal then she turned on her tv son, michael fishman, who plays d.j., and as you saw she -- he wrote how

crushed he was especially since his character was designed to reflect his beliefs of inclusivity. roseanne's response, i created the platform for that inclusivity and you know it. you threw me under the bus, nice. so, we haven't seen any new tweets over the past few hours but stay tuned. probably we'll see some more in the future. >> sounds like a pretty safe bet. okay, matt, thanks very much. man, that is really something. >> it really is. we're going to move on now to president trump. he was back on the campaign trail last night in tennessee, a key state to determine the senate in these midterm elections. want to go to our senior white house correspondent, cecilia vega. and, cecilia, the president when roseanne first came back on the air he had a lot of praise for her, didn't touch it last night. >> reporter: yeah, that surprised a lot of people. no mention of roseanne. they said he was too focused on other things like north korea and the economy. this was supposed to be a campaign rally about the midterms. instead what we saw was vintage donald trump. before a crowd of cheering supporters in nashville overnight, president trump tested out a new nickname.

>> the ms-13 lover nancy pelosi. she loves ms-13. >> reporter: and nancy pelosi was far from the only democrat he went after. >> sometimes referred to as crying chuck schumer, right? >> reporter: 18 months into his term he still attacked his defeated rival. >> the only way she filled up the arena was to get jay-z. and, by the way, without any musical instruments, i had much bigger crowds than he was drawing. >> reporter: for a full hour the president was unscripted and loving the spotlight. >> we will do it all with these big beautiful hands. look at these hands. >> reporter: the crowd chanting some old standbys. [ chanting ] and some new ones. >> this is why we call the bloodthirsty ms-13 gang members exactly the name i used last

week. what was the name? [ chanting ] >> reporter: and he went back to that unfulfilled campaign promise. [ chanting ] >> they're going to pay for the wall, and they're going to enjoy it, okay. >> reporter: he even turned the false claim that a spy infiltrated his campaign into a rallying cry for his base. >> so how do you like the fact they had people infiltrating our campaign. can you imagine? >> reporter: and overnight a top house republican contradicted the president saying president trump was not a target. >> i am even more convinced that the fbi did exactly what my fellow citizens would want them to do when they got the information they got and that it has nothing to do with donald trump. >> reporter: yes, so that is the strongest pushback yet from any presidential ally on that false claim about the spygate story. the president's line to mexico will enjoy paying for the wall. you can imagine that prompted some strong and immediate

pushback too from mexico's president. the president, trump was barely off the stage before enrique pena nieto tweeted, no, mexico will never pay for a wall, not now, not ever, sincerely, mexico. george. >> cecilia, at this point the president has every reason to know that what he's saying about the infiltration in his campaign is not true. congress has been briefed. yet he keeps on repeating it. >> reporter: he sure does and calls are getting louder by republicans and his own allies. >> thanks very much. robin. now a new twist in that on again off again summit with north korea. the white house now say it's expecting the summit to take place. a top korean official is heading to the u.s. this morning to lay the groundwork. our chief foreign correspondent terry moran is tracking all the back and forth. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning. this morning a flurry of diplomatic activity taking place across the globe as officials in the u.s. and north korea and south korea all are scrambling to save this summit racing against the clock. it was just six days ago, remember, that president trump called the whole thing off but

now white house press secretary sarah sanders telling reporters, quote, we expect it to take place. she added, however, it could take place as scheduled on june 12th or at a later date and today former north korean spy kim yong chol will plan this summit. their second meeting and in singapore where the summit is supposed to take place, u.s. and north korean officials are planning security and other logistics. so what we're seeing is two leaders who want to talk. trump and kim. while their top aides and officials, some of whom are deeply skeptical about all this, on both sides they're scrambling to lay out an agenda for peace that's actually achievable. it is high stakes stuff. so stay tuned. >> you beat me to it. i was going to say that. stay tuned. michael. >> thank you, robin. >> now to that flooding emergency. forcing mandatory evacuations in north carolina overnight. and into the sea a lightning strike turning deadly. abc's steve osunsami is there in

nashville with more. good morning to you, steve. >> reporter: good morning, michael. it is continuing to rain here in nashville, but what's interesting is what's left of this subtropical storm is the least of our problems this morning. there are now separate weather systems across the country bringing flooding and tornadoes. it was a frightening night for families north of oklahoma city. what looked like a tornado came barreling toward this building. >> oh, right there. >> right there. >> right there. >> reporter: as the sirens rang out, people ran for their lives. >> it's right there. >> reporter: at one point the roof falls in. police say no one was seriously hurt. >> the roof blew off the eastman building. >> reporter: when the winds died down, the place was in pieces. the roof left hanging off the side of the building. high winds and hard-hitting hail swept across the heartland overnight, and on the east coast a different weather system entirely is causing flash

flooding and forcing the evacuation of families in rural north carolina who live near a dam. >> vehicle collision landslide, vehicles trapped. >> reporter: east of asheville a mudslide shut down all but one lane of i-40 stranding drivers. and in georgia's high falls state park, two teens who police say ignored warnings were stuck on rocks near the waterfall and had to be rescued when it was too dangerous for them to make it back to dry land. police who often have to make rescues at that location are considering charges. >> we're getting tired of pulling folks off the river. this is not rocket science. keep yourself out of the river. when it looks like this you're going to die, not to mention we keep sending firefighters out but these guys have families too. >> reporter: today the severe weather stretches from the rockies to the southern plains. there were more than 200 reports of severe weather across this same area yesterday. george. >> rough night, okay, thanks very much, steve. now to that political

scandal in missouri where governor eric greitens has announced he will resign stepping down under political and legal pressure facing mounting allegations that began with the disturbing account from his ex-mistress and alex perez he's in jefferson city with the latest. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, george. legislators here at the capitol already started the impeachment process. the governor vowed to remain in office but all of that suddenly changed with his surprise announcement. missouri governor eric greitens once a rising star in the republican party who ran on family values overnight buckling under pressure. >> i am announcing that i will resign as governor of missouri. >> reporter: the embattled governor unable to survive bipartisan criticism that began swirling after he was charged with felony invasion of privacy, those charges stemming from an affair with his former hairdresser before he was governor. a case that grabbed national headlines. the woman accused him of taking a partially nude photo of her and threatening to distribute it if she told anyone of their

sexual encounters. greitens admitted to the affair but denied any wrongdoing. >> this ordeal has been designed to cause an incredible amount of strain on my family. >> reporter: investigators never found the alleged picture and those charges were dismissed. >> a great deal of work is left undone. the time has come, though, to tend to those who have been wounded. >> reporter: his legal troubles are not over just yet. a special prosecutor is now taking a second look at that invasion of privacy charge. the governor's resignation is effective friday. >> we'll learn more on that today. thanks, alex. robin. now to hawaii. new concerns from that volcano, lava flows crossing a highway cutting off a critical access point. abc's whit johnson is on hawaii's big island. good morning, whit. >> reporter: good morning to you. you can see and hear this incredible lava fountain bursting a couple hundred feet into the air from the earth. this is coming from fissure number 8. we've been watching it over the

past few days. but this is the most active we've seen it so far. beneath it a riv of lava. in some places moving up to 500 yards per hour. compare th tearlier stages in this eruption whereheava was moving just 13 feet per hour. now, hawaii county is now reporting at least 75 homes destroyed. that's up from 51 homes just a day ago. officials updating their accounting. also a trace amount of volcanic haze is now blowing all the way to guam. nearly 4,000 miles away from the big island according to the national weather service. and the lava flows continue to cause problems for evacuations. it crossed highway 132. that's a critical access point making it tougher for people to get out. guys, back to you. >> all right, whit, long way from that being over. we're going to turn now to a big win for serena williams. she advanced in her first major tournament since maternity leave winning in state sets in the first round of the french open and let's say her outfit had

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moves north, places like chicago, madison, wisconsin, grand rapids up to cadillac could see the potential for 2 to 3 inches of rain. so keep all of this in mind as you travel around today. good morning. i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco. you'll notice a difference this morning and even more so this afternoon as temperatures drop 10 to 25 degrees compared to yesterday. more clouds, a little drizzle possible tonight, and the heat comes back this weekend. we'll have low 60s along the coast into san francisco, mid-to-upper 60s around the bay

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collar family now grappling with health care, a tough economy, changing gender roles and trump. >> our last selection, the jokes were just writing themselves. we wanted to show an accurate depiction of america as very divided. >> reporter: this episode won praise from the council on american-islamic relations for opening a dialogue about islamaphobia. >> i'm fatima and this is my husband samir. >> oh, i'm sorry. that was so rude of us. i'm jackie's roseanne's sister. i'm a certified life coach if you are he having any trouble assimilating. >> not now, jackie. >> reporter: but despite huge ratings roseanne's sometimes controversial twitter feed ended up upstaging everything else. her humor has always pushed the envelope. almost a decade ago, she courted outrage with this photo shoot, the domestic goddess in a hitler mustache. >> making cookies in the shapes of jews? >> no. people said it was in the shape of jews, but it was not jews. it was palestinians. >> reporter: then there was the

night she mangled the star-spangled banner at the padres game. ♪ that the quitelight's last gleaming ♪ >> it was disgraceful. >> i was, like, oh, my god. i'm going to lose every single thing that i have ever worked for. >> reporter: after the original "roseanne" show ended, she fled hollywood, retreating to her 46-acre macadamia nut farm in hawaii. >> that's the nut. >> reporter: where she started her own reality series called "roseanne's nuts." >> the idea that you have retired to a nut farm in hawaii sounds like a punch line. >> it kind of does. i mean it's quite different from being in a sitcom in los angeles. >> reporter: this time it may not be so easy finding a retreat. >> do you feel like you've sold your soul to become famous and that you've paid a price for it? >> yeah, that's the deal that all celebrities make. they decide, well, these are safe topics that i can speak out on. >> reporter: we did that interview back in 2011.

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back now with acto back now with actor morgan freeman fighting back against that cnn report demanding a retraction from the network over their story accusing the oscar winner of sexual misconduct. abc's linsey davis is here with more on all that. good morning, linsey. >> reporter: good morning. morgan freeman's legal team has sent cnn a ten-page letter essentially saying take it back and say you're sorry. this after cnn's report last week where several women said they had been sexualarassed by the now 80-year-old actor. the law firm representing morgan is calling it journalistic malpractice. this morning morgan freeman is hitting back demanding cnn apologize and retract an article in which eight women accused the veteran actor of sexual misconduct. cnn entertainment reporter, chloe melas, is one of the

alleged victims and co-author of the article. >> this investigation started after morgan freeman made comments to me during a junket last year for "going in style." >> reporter: melas who was six months pregnant at the time of the incident says she believes he made alleged sexual remark during the press junket playing this clip. >> boy, do i wish i was there. >> reporter: asking the audience to note where his eyes were when he made the comment. freeman's attorney says melas misinterpreted the statement and was simply responding to a story told by freeman's co-star, michael caine. >> one time i congratulated the woman on being pregnant and she wasn't so i've never done it again. for 50 years i've never done it. >> you learned your lesson. >> i learned my lesson. >> boy, do i wish i was there. >> reporter: another alleged incident in the cnn report involved producer tyra martin who interviewed freeman several times. melas claimed it crossed a line. >> it's unclear if that incident

was ever caught on tape but we do have an example of some of his behavior with her from another interview. >> are you enjoying bachelorhood? >> i'm enjoying bachelor life immensely because i get to look at you and drool. >> reporter: but martin says cnn mischaracterized her experience. >> i'm sorry for anyone that's had an unfortunate experience or feels harassed or assaulted. that wasn't my experience with morgan freeman. the interviews were always fun for me. >> reporter: in the wake of cnn's report, freeman lost a lucrative advertising deal with visa. >> visa, supporting athletes and the olympic games for 25 years. >> reporter: after cnn's report freeman initially apologized to anyone who felt uncomfortable or disrespected. cnn has released a statement saying the unfounded accusations made by mr. freeman's lawyer are disappoiing and difficult to reconcile withr. freeman's o public statements in the aftermath of the story.

cnn stands by its reporting and will respond forcefully by any attempt by in freeman or his representatives to intimidate us from covering this important public issue. robin. >> thank you, linsey and our chief legal analyst dan abrams is here now. we heard there cnn standing by the story. what's your take? >> look, let's separate this out journalistically from legally. let's start with it journalistically. you have the two named alleged victims in the story having issues with their account. number one person coming forward and saying, look, i didn't have any concerns about the way he was treating me and the second one is the author herself who claims that that piece of tape there where he says i wish i was there was somehow sexual or inappropriate, and then you put it into the context and it sounds like he's talking about michael caine's comment. so, those are two legitimate journalistic concerns that i'm surprised that cnn is so sort of cavalierly dismissing and simply saying, we're standing by the story. no changes are appropriate.

>> something like that. okay. the legal aspect now. >> all right, much tougher issue here. there to be able to sue here, to be able to win a lawsuit, they'd have to be able to prove that the writer knew or should have known that there were things in the article that were false, not just misinterpreted, not just misleading. you need false facts that were ated in the context of the article, and that's where it gets trickier, and that's where it gets tougher, and that's where there's going to have to be a really tough decision made by morgan freeman and his attorney, which is if they do sue and they do move forward, what about all of these other anonymous sources. are -- >> there's a risk there perhaps. >> exactly. that's right. are there other women who are going to come forward and say things about morgan freeman that would be detrimental to him? and it's going to be an interesting decision as to whether they actually move forward. but this letter that they sent is framed in legal language

using words like malice, the legal standard is called actual malice, and you see throughout the letter they sent to cnn, it's a clear threat, we're going to sue. the question is whether they actually do it. >> we'll wait and see. all right, dan, thanks so much. michael. >> all right, robin. coming up, golden state's kevin durant hoping to win another title, but he's already winning when it comes to an unusual stat. we're going to find out what it has to do with his shoes coming up next. hed smooth scarred soaked the sun does not care. but we do. walgreens beauty consultants are specially trained to know what works for the health of your unique skin. ♪ walgreens. trusted since 1901. now, select sun care products are buy one, get one 50% off. handcrafted layers of clean food

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that's once every eight games. more than any other player in nba history. >> kevin durant lost his shoe. it did not affect his defense. >> reporter: so it must be the shoe, right? his 13esh8ly designed kd-10s from nike were among the top sellers last year but don't seem be to causing issues for anybody else. >> these are like slippers, man. and i don't want something that's too bulky so sometimes they may come off but the good thing about it, i can slip them back on and keep playing. >> maybe something is up with his feet. they're so long and narrow they've actually been compared to hockey sticks but having big feet isn't necessarily unique in the nba. so, here's the answer, he wears his shoes a size too big on purpose because he says it's for more comfort. >> anything too tight on my body as i play, i feel like it restricts me a little bit. i don't need anything else weighing me down and want to be aerodynamic out there. i guess that's how i think of my shoe as well >> reporter: it turns out it's

better for his ge to lose a shoe. >> he actually scores at 114 points per 100 possessions when general he averages about 36 points per 100 possessions with both shoes on. >> wow. >> reporter: here, they are, guys. these are the kd-10s. here they are. we have a pair and this color is his favorite, would you believe? this is pearl pink actually named after his aunt who died of breast cancer who plays such a part in his life when he was a young kid so a story behind them but you'll definitely see them in the shoes, final start, game one tomorrow night here in oakland, 9:00 eastern here on abc. even got the plug in there. >> are your shoes one size too big, t.j.? >> no, these are three sizes too big. stole them from an nba player's locker. so these are mine. >> looking good, and i love how you palm the ball too, t.j. very impressive. very impressive how you do that. >> i don't know, if someone was paying me $300 million to wear their shoes i'd wear them ten

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north carolina, it's a rain system that has nothing to do with the subtropical storm moving through the center of the country causing heavy rains that moved a mudslide over interstate 40 east of asheville. also in that same area there is a dam that's getting a little pressure from the heavy rain, about 200 residents had to be evacuated. out west, north of oklahoma city last night, the problem was tornadoes. a completely different weather system altogether that brought tornadoes north of oklahoma city. one building, reports of tornadoes. one building was torn apart. the roof was peeled off. the national weather service will be looking at that area today to verify if it indeed was a tornado that struck that area. this same area from the rockies to the plains is under the severe weather threat again today. robin. >> thinking of everyone in that path. all right, steve, thanks so much. now we'll go to a close call for a texas teen on vacation. he has a really big smile on his

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with us, time now for some "pop news" with none other than lara spencer. [ applause ] >> thank you, robin. good morning, everybody. good morning to you. we're going to start with the cast of "scandal." happy to say back in the news. missed them terribly already just a month after the series wrapped. these snaps will fill our hearts with happiness and give you serious vacation goals. and a big case of fomo. the cast reuniting in mexico. we're talking kerry washington, scott foley, bellamy young, tony goldwyn, katie loews, jeff perry, george newburn, not to mention all significant he posted photos social media and thanks to "people" magazine for sharing. it just makes us so happy, seeing them happy, living it up together. we may not have gotten fitz and olivia up to vermont to make mare jelly but this is a close second. so nice to see them enjoy. [ applause ]

>> every time we would visit the set you could feel the love. >> yep, that was real. clearly this is a group that truly, truly loves each other, and enjoying life. i was looking at it. >> when are we going to mexico? >> can we do a work retreat? >> write us all off at the same time. >> good luck. also in "pop news" in tennessee, it was true love times two. happy couple becky and jessica visited their favorite place on friday, the memphis zoo, and they went with a group of friends and there she is, becky gets down on one knee and proposes. jessica runs out of the shot. she's freaking out crying but then you see her reaching in her bag. she's in total disbelief because here's the thing. she came with the same plan. she pulls out a ring box and pops the question to becky. the coincidence was kismet. the memphis zoo is where they had their first date. great to know that happy couple

is very much on the same page. >> oh, wow. [ applause ] by the way, in case you were wondering, they said yes. and then finally, a sports promise made. damarious randall, the cleveland browns safety must be a huge fan of his sibling team, the cleveland cavaliers. in an attempt to get fans pumped for the finals against the warriors, he tweeted, and i quote, if the cavs win, i'll buy everyone who retweets this a jersey. well, now damarious it has over 600,000 retweets. i'm not a mathematician but you could buy a lot of jerseys if the cavs get it done. to be clear, randall didn't say which brand of jersey he would buy, but an official one from the nba costs about $99, so at that rarity, he's spending about

$59 million to make good on his promise. the cavs, by the way, are underdogs in the finals but with king james on the court, you never know. damarious, i would get your checkbook ready. >> one thing i know he doesn't have $60 million for jerseys. that i know. >> branding deal waiting to be made. >> we went on twitter this morning to see what was up and somebody called cleveland strikes back said zero chance that he delivers. damarious wrote back 100% chance. >> oh, he believes -- >> he never said what jersey. >> correct. >> either that or he has a deal with somebody. >> made of paper clips. yeah, so we shall see. fun to watch. >> we'll be watching that. moving on to our cover story. harry and meghan's honeymoon. we have new details on what life is like for the newlyweds, and hay my has the story. good morning, amy. >> we know the royal couple or we hear are enjoying their honeymoon. once they get back their schedule is packed with official duties and a big celebration for the queen.

after their widely watched wedding harry and meghan now finally enjoying their honeymoon privately. as speculation runs wild about where exactly the couple is. >> it's believed they are spending some time in africa. possibly in namibia and potentially another trip after that as part of the honeymoon. >> reporter: the couple's first appearance after the honeymoon is expected to include another carriage ride, this time through london for the queen's official birthday and a milestone of sorts for meghan. her first appearance on the balcony at buckingham palace as a member of the royal family. then the couple expected to hit the ground running. >> harry and meghan will definitely be in sydney in australia in october for the invictus games. that's been confirmed and almost certainly that trip will be extended into a wider, larger commonwealth tour, possibly taking in new zealand and maybe fiji and tonga. >> reporter: in addition, meghan's first patronage

expected to be announced soon likely focused on women's empowerment. >> i think they will be in keeping with what she already supports, which, of course, is like education of young women in developing countries and female empowerment and gender equality. >> reporter: overnight her mom seen back in l.a. while her mom isn't expected to relocate to london meghan's close friend jessica mulroney and her husband and kids who made memorable cameos in the wedding, might have a royal role ahead in their future. and what about kids? prince harry saying this in their engagent interview. >> hopefully we'll start a family in the near futur [ applause ] >> now, overnight the many newspapers announced they're headed to holland to support the invictus games so we know that for sure. no word yet from the palace if we will see meghan there as well. but, of course, we'll be watching. >> we will be watching. we will be there. thank you, amy. over to michael. thank you, george. now a warning before you post those reviews online. a new york woman is being sued

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additional testing that she did not need. >> and he told me that i would be getting an ultrasound. i thought that was a little odd but i said i was there for an annual. >> reporter: but dr. song's lawyers tell abc news while everyone is entitled to their opinion, outright lies massacre masquerading as reviews can inflict serious damage to a medical practice or a small business. >> just because you are allowed to and are able to doesn't mean that you should do so without reservations about what you say. your first amendment right doesn't give you the right to defame someone. >> reporter: she still says despite spending $20,000 in legal fees she says she wouldn't change her review. >> i just wanted to help people. i wrote it with the best intentions of telling people, look, this is what happened to me. don't go here. >> reporter: now this isn't the first final someone was sued for an online review but some cases where the person suing ended up

having to pay. something else to think about. legal experts advise stick to things you know to be true. they tell people to stick to things that are true and avoid generalizations. maybe say i had a bad experience. here's what they charge. >> that's some pretty serious things. >> she did write a lot and say they're true and her perception. the doctor disagrees. >> thank you so much. everybody behind me is looking at me, like, what did i write? thanks so much. let's go over to ginger. let's do your "gma" moment from sevierville, tennessee. i know, i know what it felt like being alone on the playground and that's what jackson, the little french chi playing tether ball all by himself. i guess his owner says he does it all the time and it's a great way, but they have to good morning. i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco. you'll notic a difference this morning and even mor sohis

afternoon as temperatures drop 10 to degrees compared to yesterday. more clouds, a little drizzle possible tonight, and the heat comes back this weekend. we'll have low 60s along the coast into san francisco, mid-to-upper 60s around the bay and low 70s inland. tonight more cloud cover, cooler, upper 40s to mid-50s, a chance of drizzle. my accuweather seven-day forecast, the 80s and 90s return saturdayayayayayayayayayayayayay now the now the three remarkable women who i'm looking at offstage. can't wait for you to meet. they each lost more than 100 pounds without surgery doing it by changing their diets and exercising featured in "people's" 100-pound weight loss issue. we're going to talk to them in just a moment, but first, here's a look at their journeys. >> reporter: 26-year-old lauren council has always battled with her weight, topping out at 270 pounds last year. >> honestly since i was probably the age of 10 it's only gone up. walking up a flight of stairs i

would be out of breath and was so ashamed. >> reporter: everything changed in 2017 when she learned she had a serious stomach problem that forced her to re-evaluate her food choice. >> that day i got that diagnosis and thought i could either just keep living like this or finally get my life on track. >> reporter: 32-year-old brianna bernard gained 70 pounds while pregnant with her son. she found herself at 245 pounds. she thought the baby weight would come right off. >> and then when it didn't, i started trying different things on my own. i went to a corporate gym. i tried eating healthy and going on different diets and then i would have a cheat meal and throw in the towel because i thought i ruined everything. >> reporter: her turning point, spying a copy of "people's" how they lost 100 pounds showcasing a woman and a gym right in her hometown of minneapolis. >> i thought to myself, this woman's story reminds me so much of my own. and if they can have such a profound impact on her life and her health, then maybe they

could help me too. >> reporter: 31-year-old single mom rachel saintfort struggled with her weight starting as a teen remembering how she couldn't find a prom dress to fit her. >> so i had to get mine specially made and it was just, like, so embarrassing, and that's when i tipped over 200 pounds. and, you know, it just followed me from then on until adulthood. >> reporter: at her heaviest she was 291 pounds. finally her motivation to lose it all came last year while picking up her daughter from school. >> she said, mom, so and so-called you fat and at that moment it hit me in the chest so hard like why does my child have to suffer for my selfish ways? >> wow. [ applause ] so we'll meet them all in just a moment. first joined by "people's" editor zoe ruderman. first of all, thank you very much for sharing this with us. >> thank you. >> there are so many applications and so many people who let their stories be known.

what stood out about these three? >> every one is relatable so these women lost over 100 pounds without surgery and did it with, you know, small lifestyle changes, diet, exercise. you read these stories and feel like, oh, i could do this and, in fact, we have a woman this year who was motivated by this exact issue a few years ago so really goes to show how much this can change people's lives. >> it really does, zoe. are you ready to meet them? come on out. come on out. [ applause ] way to go. looking beautiful. >> so incredible. >> oh, my gosh. >> look at you all. so proud of you. all right, rachel, at your heaviest you weighed 291 pounds so let's take a look and see how much weight you lost. the scale says you lost -- [ applause ] girl.

what was your motivation we saw your daughter. >> my daughter primarily. i mean, you know, you never want to see your child suffer, you know, and to see her face. she tried to hold it in that day she said her classmate called me fat but at that moment i knew i had to change and i'm also a singer and i was declined so many opportunities with, you know, record deals because of my image but, you know, that just taught me to fight for me and stay consistent. i would wake up at 4:00 a.m. in the morning and jog at 5:00 every morning. seven days a week. that's someone who would never get up at 6:00 in the morning. you know what i'm saying but it's imperative that you consistently fight for you and not focus on the scale primarily but fix on nonscale victories. i crossed my legs's ages of 31. that's things i could never do. >> the consistency. >> stay consistent, fight for you d you'll do . >> thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. [ applause ] all right, brianna. all right.

at your heaviest you weighed 245 pounds so shall we see how much weight you have lost? let's look at the scale and we see that you have lost -- [ applause ] y'all are amazing. and like so many women after birth, there's a struggle to lose that birth weight. the baby weight. is that the case with you? >> it was true. time is always a factor. but it became less of a factor when i found a supportive environment and i was motivated by a story and that was from a gym in minneapolis called bodies by bergune and that was the key to my success and now i get to inspire other people by helping them to find what strong means to them in a gym with no mirrors. >> oh, my gosh, i love that. zoe, that's what you're talking about how she read in "people" magazine. >> you saw the cover in the checkout line and thought, okay, if someone else can do that, i

can do this too. >> absolutely. >> incredible. >> that's wonderful. so, lauren, we got less than a minute. lauren, your heaviest you weighed 270 pounds. let's see how much weight you have lost -- [ applause ] you had a stomach issue. ibs but once you dealt with that medical issue -- >> my symptoms became minimal to nonexistent with changing my diet and went gluten free, dairy free and got a gym membership, a personal trainer and worked out with him twice a week and then i then wked out on my own about four to five times a week and with that i felt like if i could do it anybody could do it because i never worked out a day in my life. >> and you have done it. all three of you have done it. zoe, thank you very much and just how you were inspired, you are going to inspire others. the latest issue of "people" magazine on newsstands now. to inspire others. the latest issue of "people" magazine on newsstands now.

hey, good morning to you. i'm natasha zouves from "abc7 mornings." happening today, dueling rallies will be held in support and against the june 5th recall vote for santa clara county judge sau aaron perski. it was triggered by the sentence he gave to brock turner for his conviction for sexualy assaulting an unconscious woman. sue hall in traffic, you have a busy morning. >> and it's just getting better in the dublin area. we had an earlier accident that was blocking lanes for quite some time. they have just cleared that accident out of lanes, so recovery is happening. it is a little bit slow. and we have another problem in the southbound direction, montague expressway in san jose.

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call today. when the worst oil spill hit san francisco, first responders went to work. and mayor gavin newsom, he went to hawaii. man: newsome left the day after the spill for a four-day vacation in hawaii. the same gavin who said his job as lieutenant governor was so dull, he only showed up for work at the state capitol one day a week, tops. gavin's not gonna work as governor. all temperatures. look at that, low to upper 50s in most neighborhoods. antioch and clear lake at 62. clearly seeing a little more sunshine than the rest of us. it's going to be pretty good, whether you're driving mass transit or the faerry ride, but watch out this afternoon, it will be breezy. >> thank you, mike.

we'll have another abc7 news update in 30 minutes and always on our news app and abc7news.com. join us for "abc7 mornings" weekdays 4:30 to 7:00 a.m. and the news continues now with "good morning america." [ applause ] welcome back to "gma." here in times square, as you can hear we have an incredible audience with us this morning. [ applause ] happy hump day to you all. we have a fun debate right here in front of us as you can see. we have food and there's a recent thrill list article about taking -- talking about chicken fingers and whether they should be limited to the kids' menu or can be a perfect meal for adults. [ cheers and applause ] hey, hey, hey, hey, don't be so skeptical here. i love my chicken fingers. a bunch of people took to

twitter with food for thought and one tweeted chicken fingers have never been kids' afood. do you agree with that? do you guys hear that? another person saying put them next to a salad and suddenly it's a meal for adults. >> amen. >> coleslaw and fries. >> but not everybody wants them off the kids' men knew. one cried foul saying once they stop being on the kids' men knew they'll stop charging the kids' men knew price. everybody has a clicker and we want to know what you think. are chicken fingers just for kids? yes or no. use your clickers and go. >> let's see. >> survey says -- >> i think -- >> no. [applause] 91%. but i got -- ? i know. >> why the argument it's just

for kids? >> i don't know why it seems like adults would eat a chicken breast. just seems like a chicken finger -- i don't know. i trust a chicken finger. i go to places by myself and feel guilty because i want something off the kids' men knew but i don't have a kid there with me. but i have a question. >> right. >> outside of chicken finger, something else? we have a lot of different choices. mac and cheese, grilled cheese, french fry, hot dog, is there something else that is on the kids' men knew you feel like is more -- is strictly for kids. >> strictly for kids? >> no, it's all. >> little apple slices next to the grilled cheese. >> i'll give you that one. >> but sometimes -- i order off the kid men knew for portion control because it's -- yeah. because i don't want the full -- why are you looking at me like that? i don't want the full plate. >> trying to say she's cheap. >> i'm not saying she's cheap.

like nuggets i feel like for kids, chicken fingers are for adults. but if i mess around, how many times have you said, oh, i want chicken fingers and get that, man, that's a lot of chicken fingers and chicken nuggets, 6-piece, 12-piece and 20-piece. give me 20 and see where it goes. that's what you do. [ applause ] >> i love how you think. his logic always gets me. >> it's a little twisted but i love my food. i will tell you that. we see chicken fingers are not just for kids. they are for everybody. >> that's the bottom line. >> that's the bottom line. our next guest is a triple threat. she can sing, ladies and gentlemen. she can dance and she can act. please welcome two-time tony award winner and the star of the hit show "younger," sutton foster.

[ applause ] >> hi. so nice to meet you. good morning. hi. >> congratulations on everything. >> thank you. thank you. >> hey. >> mwah. great to see you. >> so good to see you too. hi. oh. hi, guys. >> took away the chicken fingers. i know -- >> i got excited. i love them. >> we can bring them back. >> so excited. the fifth season for "younger." >> yes, congratulations. >> so good. so creative. wonderful, wonderful cast. okay, for those people who have not seen it, shame on you because it's an excellent show. you are trying to pull off being 27 years old at work. >> yes. >> yes? >> yes, yes, and yes. and it's five seasons in, i play a 41-year-old mom who is trying to reinvent her life and has trou getting hired in the

publishing world and so age is just a number and you tell people -- if you -- people believe what you tell them so i tell them i'm in my 20s so i'm -- yeah. trying to be more relevant and so far five seasons in, people are buying it. >> they really are. [ applause ] you haven't aged a bit in the last five years. >> we have a little sneak peek to season five. you all want to see? >> yeah. >> let's do it. >> i have a surprise for you in my office. >> can i have a hint? i don't think i could take another one today. >> colleen. i missed you this week. did you see "good morning america"? >> i did. >> i wish you had been there. that was your victory too. [ applause ] >> sorry about that. would you ever want to go back to your 20s ask.

>> no. i was a mess in my 20s. i feel like my life has only gotten better every decade. i'm 43 now and i feel like -- yeah, there's no way. i mean maybe if i could retain all of my knowledge and then go back. but, no. >> what was the biggest thing you had to be about being in your 20s today. >> you mean now like going back in the 20s. >> so much changed when i was in my 20s it was before social media, before the, you know, the worldwide web and so i feel like i didn't grow up with a cell phone. i didn't have that type of instant access to things so that's really -- it's like the social media culture is what and, you know, all of the lingo and all the things, yeah, those still, i don't know what that means. i have to look that up. >> you keep yourself very busy. >> yes, you do. >> what is this crocheting baby blankets. >> so my husband and i, we have

a 15-month-old daughter, emily. we adopted her last year right before season four started and have all this extra anxiety so i started crocheting baby blankets and made my new year's resolution to make ten baby blankets. at the end of the year i'll auction them off for charity. >> nice. great idea. >> so -- >> great blankets. >> yeah, so i started designing my own patterns and i'll auction them off for an adoption charity so i can help other families. >> bless your heart. >> be able to share in the joy of adoption because it's changed our lives. >> and robin said we have to slow this out there. "take me to the world." your new album you have out so you're definitely keeping yourself busy. >> a long time in the making and totally inspired by becoming a mom. it's everything, everything i say and do is different now.

so everything -- this is all for her. all songs sort of inspired by her. >> does she have a favorite. >> actually i played her -- a lullaby "my best friend and i -- we have beans that are seven weeks apart and so we sing a song on there, "hush little baby" and a quiet thing and the very first time i played it for my daughter she looked at the speaker and looked at me and looked at thepeaker and looked at he and she call crawled into my lap and put her forehead against my forehead and i was like, what's happening? and she was like, i'm like, this is for you. this is for you. so it's -- yeah, but i don't know if she realizes mommy a voice comes from the speaker. i know someday she's going to be like don't sing, but for now? we're happy you came here for us. we really are. sutton, thank you so much. season five of "younger" premieres june 5th on tv land and sutton's new album is out

friday. make sure you go pick up a copy. everyone in our audience, you're going home with a free copy. how about that? coming up, how to plan the ultimate diy wedding. [ applause ] ithe race for governort. has turned into a scam. gavin newsom's trying to elect a republican who was endorsed by trump. and villaraigosa's being bankrolled by a handful of billionaires. it's everything that's wrong with politics. and none of it is helping struggling families. here's my pledge to you. i'll keep our budget balanced. invest in affordable housing. fight for universal healthcare. and stand up to donald trump. as governor, you can trust me to do what's right- because i always have.

back here good morning. i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco. big story today, the dramatic

drop in temperatures, no more 80s, no more 90, barely some 70s out there. it will be cooler tomorrow before summer returns saturday. ultimate diy wedding helping one lucky couple trance form this studio into their own venue, oh, in just 24 hours. celebrity wedding planner david tutera is here, a partner with our sponsor michael's. we love michael's here to help our crafty bride and groom kain and keith. your story first. meet keith and katlin, twentysomethings from dayton, ohio who truly believe in love at first sight swiping right in 2016 on the dating app bumble leading to their first date ich lasted over eight hours with the pair shutting down a local restaurant. >> it was just so natural even

from the first date we never run out of things to talk about. we're constantly laughing and finding out new things about each other. >> reporter: their love of diy is the glue if you will that bonds them together. from painting their house, constructing a fire pit to learning calligraphy. keith even proposing with a hand made wooden ring box. >> the diy wedding is super exciting because you'll get to see the fruits of your labor. >> we don't want anything cookie cutter. we always want something that really speaks to our personalities and lets us shine through on our day. >> reporter: the couple conquering all things diy and now their biggest project yet, their wedding. >> we got our marriage certificate. >> and we're getting married. >> not just getting married but in 24 hours right here. how doeshat feel, katlin and keith. >> so, so surreal. just over two years ago we were on our first date and now we're

here. >> now i get to marry the love of my life, you know. >> ah, well, we'll help you do it so is this guy david. >> i'm excited. >> diy weddings can be so personal and perfect. what do we have the bouquet. >> it's important to get as much of a personality and story that you can when putting your wedding together so this is from my line at michael's starting with the basics. consider this more like a blank canvas and you build from it. i know a little about the two of you and your styles which is a little bit of tradition, a little bit of country rustic in there. every one of these is completely different to a different styled couple but i'll go through real quickly and get a sense of this. by adding a little sparkle, a lot is from my line, a lot is from down the aisle. >> show this. >> absolutely. >> so pretty. >> this adds the beautiful, beautiful like old hollywood touch and you can add pearls into this and add a little bit of glitz and glam squader and add the ribbon. now, this is more of a modern

approach. a modern approach succulents are on trend so the succulents added into the bouquet, handle, piece of jewelry from the aisle. this is summer. >> i like that. >> you could carry it with what you're wearing. >> maybe i will. >> bold colors is exactly what works so get the flowers and ribbon, again, beginning to place that in creates a wonderful look. the next one, here into the rustic. >> are you vibing on this one. >> burlap flowers, touches of pearl, all this again into the original bouquet which was this one, brings you the rustic and finally at the end here, we have romantic. romantic is that blush, that soft color, again, a wonderful piece of jewelry. pearl, the flowers again, this gives you that combination so our goal for you is to bring the two personals together. >> this is our rorschach test because we'll take whatever you say and bill on it. which of these themes, katlin, i'll let katlin do the honors

speak to you so we can take it and run. >> the traditional is what i had in mind. >> really? >> so you're going back to the little bit of glam. >> simple and -- >> may i? >> that's for you. >> should i catch it? >> you take that. >> so, listen, you have 4 hours thousand to put this all together. you guys get started. katlin and keith, go. david, take them. get going. >> going this way. go, go, go, go. >> on our "gma" facebook page, oh, gosh, thank you, michael's. a big deal. coming up, "frozen" broadway performance right here.

when the worst oil spill hit san francisco, first responders went to work. and mayor gavin newsom,

he went to hawaii. man: newsome left the day after the spill for a four-day vacation in hawaii. the same gavin who said his job as lieutenant governor was so dull, he only showed up for work at the state capitol one day a week, tops. gavin's not gonna work as governor. now to the moment we've all been waiting for. the first tv performance from the tony nominated hit "frozen." here is the cast performing "for the first time in forever

>> princess anna. princess anna. >> yeah. >> sorry to wake you, ma'am. >> no, no, you didn't. i've been awake forever. >> we are here to dress you, manual. >> dress me? >> for what. >> your sister's coronation. >> my sister's corneration. oh. that's right. it's coronation day. ♪ the window is open shut that door i didn't know they did that anymore ♪ and there's two nice ladies helping me get dressed ♪ ♪ thank you ♪ empty halls ballroom coronation day is just the best ♪

♪ it'll be totally strange ♪ for the first time in forever there will be music there will be light ♪ for the first time in forever there will be dancing through the night ♪ ♪ don't know if i'm elated or gassy but for the first time in forever ♪ ♪ i won't be alone i can't wait to meet everyone ♪ ♪ what if i meet the one ♪ tonight against the wall the picture of ♪ ♪ sudden di see him standing

there a beautiful stranger tall and fair ♪ ♪ i want to stuff some chocolate in my face ♪ ♪ nothing like that far ♪ for the first time in forever there'll be magic there'll be fun ♪ ♪ for the first time in forever i could be noticed by someone ♪ ♪ and i knowt is totally crazy toream i'd find romance ♪ ♪ but for the first time in forever at least i've got a chance ♪ ♪ don't let them in don't let them see ♪ ♪ be the good girl you always have to be ♪

♪ conceal don't feel ♪ put on a show make one wrong move ♪ ♪ and everyone will know ♪ but it's only for today it's only for today ♪ ♪ it's agony to wait it's agony to wait ♪ ♪ tell the guards to open up the gate ♪ ♪ the gate ♪ for the first time in forever ♪ ♪ don't let them in don't let them see ♪ ♪ i'm getting what i'm dreaming of ♪ ♪ be the good girl you always have to be ♪ ♪ a chance to change my lonely world ♪ ♪ conceal ♪ a chance to find true love ♪ conceal don't feel don't let them know ♪ ♪ for the first time in

forever ♪ ♪ for the first time in ♪ i snow it all ends tomorrow so it has to be today ♪ ♪ 'cause for the first time in forever ♪ ♪ for the first time in forever nothing's in my way ♪ nothing's in my way ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ down where the summer and the late nights last forever ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i feel most times we're high and low ♪ ♪ high and low ♪ if i had my way, never let you go ♪

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good morning to you. i'm natasha zouves from "abc7 mornings." if you think it's cooler today, it is not in your head. meteorologist mike nicco tracking the forecast. >> i know. we woke up about ten degrees cooler this morning. look at the may gray in santa cruz. we'll end up 10 to 25 degrees cooler this afternoon, which means at the bay, chilly breezes, choppy water, but a great day for yard work! low 60s along the coast, san francisco, mid-to-upr 6 around the bay, low to mid-70s inland. coolest tomorrow, but then the heat returns away from the coast this weekend. hey, sue! good morning. we're going back to 80. the bayshore freeway, the accident just cleared off to the right-hand shoulder at the university overcrossing. damage has been done, though, with an hour backup getting through the 80 corridor from

highway 4 in america lea-- herc san francisco. >> sue, thank you. time for >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, film, tv, and broadway actor zachary quinto. and kyle maclachlan. plus, get ready, now is the time to pack your summer first aid kit. all next on "live!" ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> ryan: my man! good morning. hi.