that. i can't hear people talk about a show i don't watch for another five years. >> the live coverage from london of the new royal baby, it is a boy. breaking news for our viewers in the west. the royals announcing the birth of their baby. the seventh in line to the throne. we're live in windsor. the death toll climbing in this fiery sdoeaccident oversea. a passenger plane slamming onto the runway bursting into flames killing 41 people on board reportedly including an american. the new video inside the plane. we're live on the scene. back here at home, new images emerge of that desperate river rescue. a plane carrying 143 people sliding into the water. >> baby coming through. baby coming through. >> the investigation right now. breaking overnight, tensions rise with iran. the u.s. deploys an aircraft carrier to the middle east

fearing an attack on u.s. forces could be iwos. also this morning, president trump now says he does not want special counsel robert mueller to testify in front of congress. severe weather outbreak. at least 20 reported twisters tearing through the heartland in just 24 hours. now 85 million bracing for dangerous storms. wild finish. the stunning twist at the kentucky derby. the winner disqualified for interference for the first time ever. now the winning jockey who lodged a complaint is here only on "gma" this morning. it is a mighty busy monday morning, and an exciting one across the pond. good morning, america. we're live with that royal baby news for our viewers in the west. >> i want to go straight to amy in windsor with the latest. good morning, amy. >> reporter: happy day indeed.

i have tried to hide the pink i was wearing just in case. yes, it is a boy. we have had baby boy sussex. he arrived at 5:26 local time te a.m. mom and baby are doing extremely well, and they have had about nine hours to bask in the glow of becoming new parents. they said they wanted to take their time and have a little bit of privacy before the announcement. that's what happened, and i was already at the airport thinking, this has been a pretty big wait, and i had just enough time to get back to hear of the announcement of the birth, and it's certainly been exciting here in windsor. crowds have gathered. people are cheering and laughing and it's been the day so many of us have been waiting for, for so long, and we don't have a lot of details. we again, just know that he was born at 5:26, 7 pounds, 3 ounces and we know the couple is still considering names right now, but prince harry did tell us that the world would see him in two

days' time. he's seventh in line to the throne. he is the queen's eighth great-grandchild, and they wanted that. they wanted the first biracial royal to be born in this country. so many reasons to celebrate. we heard from the proud papa, prince harry himself, a few moments ago. let's take a listen. >> i'm so incredibly proud of my wife, and as every father and parent would ever say, you know, your baby's absolutely amazing, but this little thing is absolutely to die for. i'm just over the moon. >> reporter: over the moon, and so exciting. so are we. i want to bring in victoria murphy, our abc news royal contributor because she has been waiting with us for these weeks or so, for this type of royal news. we had to wait nine hours before we knew the baby had been born, but several members of the royal family found out right away. >> that's right. we waited for a long time, and the baby has been born. it's a boy. they did of course, want to tell

their close friends and family members personally, and we know the queen and prince phillip have been informed, and william and kate. i also want to think this quite poignant because princess diana is not here, her sisters and brothers were informed . it was important to harry to tell and make it known he had told the most important people in his family. >> when we were here for the great kate wait, there was a public moment when we saw william and kate come out with george swaddled in white on the steps of the wing, and we heard from the royal couple pretty quickly. we weren't necessarily expecting to hear from prince harry, so it was a surprise to hear him speak in front of the cameras and take that moment. >> reporter: nice surprise to see him, and you can clearly see he's very emotional and very excited. we know that harry has wanted to be a father for so long. he has spoken about him being brilliant with kids and being a kid himself, and t ngndis

bemernd so in love, it's lovely for so many people. >> it brought a welcome smile to my face to see his smile. now in terms of titles, we're not yet sure what or if the baby will be called anything other than his name. >> baby sussex at the moment. exactly. we don't know what title if any, this baby is going to have. buckingham palace said, be very clear, we haven't made any announcement on titles or names yet. this baby could be a prince or princess like the cambridge children. they could go down the parage route, and there are options on the table. >> we have been saying this all morning. this is an historic day because of who this baby is, and what it

represents. the fact it's american and british and biracial, what does that mean for the royal family and for this country? >> reporter: yeah i mean, i think people who followed prince harry's story, there was going to be huge interest in his first born child, but the fact he has married and had a child with someone who brings so much, and brings in many ways a different audience to the royal family, it's significant. >> we don't know yet whether or not duchess meghan had the baby at home or frogmore cottage. they're home now, and how are they released this photo? >> reporter: they are keeping where the baby was born private, but we are going to see them pose for a photograph hopefully in a couple of days' time with their newborn son. >> when prince harry said, the world will see him in two days or so, i was thinking, will see see him? just a photograph. >> reporter: just a photograph.

>> i thought i would try, and maybe in enough time it will come. we had to be patient here, guys, but certainly as i say, the crowds keep forming and people are taking pictures. balloons are up, and we had people with signs saying welcome baby boy and welcome baby girl. now it's just welcome baby boy, and the biggest news is i'll make it home for my daughter's 13th birthday. >> i'm glad you didn't miss this either. thanks very much. >> i know. >> if you had headed home earlier, she would have had the baby. she needed you to head to the airport. we are so happy that everyone's healthy and happy and her mother, doria was there. >> a lot more details coming up. now we turn to the two plane a accidents. we begin with dan harris. >> reporter: good morning to you. right now there is an urgent investigation under way to try to figure out what caused this disastrous and lethal crash.

this morning, horrifying video of an aeroflot superjet carrying nearly 80 people on board careening down the runway during an emergency landing trailing a massive plume of raging flames and thick, black smoke. as we come on the air this morning, 41 dead, 1 american reportedly among them. surveillance video appears to show the jet bouncing off the ground as it tries to land. moments later, flames ignite and that trail of fire lighting up the runway. on board, passengers watch in horror as one of the wings is torn apart. the plane dragging the fire across the tarmac as it finally comes to a halt. the survivors barely managing to escape on an exit slide just feet from the flames frantically moving to safety as the fire sends a thick cloud of black smoke into the air. the plane was traveling from moscow to the northern city of murmansk but was forced to turn back due to, quote/unquote,

technical reasons. some reports say it was a lightning strike. the aircraft then attempted an emergency landing at sheremetyevo airport at which point it caught fire. investigators now say they are focused on three possible contributing factors, the pilots, the ground crew and air traffic controllers. the superjet 100 is a commonly used passenger jet here in russia, but it's shunned by american and european airlines due to parts issues. in 2012 the same model crashed during a promotional flight in indonesia killing everyone on board. back here in moscow we're receiving news that makes this even more horrifying, that is there were three children on that plane, and at least one child has died. also this morning we're hearing from one of the flight attendants who spoke to russian tv. she seems to indicate that the incident that caused the plane to make that ill-fated emergency landing was, in fact, a

lightning strike. george, back to you. >> trying to run that down. thanks very much. authorities also investigating this weekend's aviation accident here in the u.s. a charter plane skidded off the runway into a river in ja oquendo is on the scene. and, victor, what is happening with that plane right now? >> reporter: well, good morning, george. investigators need to get to the critical cockpit voice recorder as they try to determine a cause, but the problem is, it's located in the tail of the plane. as you take a look behind me, you can see that part of the plane is still submerged. before they can get in there, the plane needs to be removed. before that can happen they need to take out all the fuel. this morning, new images of passengers stranded on the wings of a plane in the middle of a storm. >> baby coming through. baby coming through. >> reporter: the harrowing moments caught on video just after the plane carrying 143 people overran a jacksonville runway and slid into a river. >> turbulence started. rumbling started, and then all of a sudden it was like a small thud, like a small bump, and then it was just the massive, massive impact. >> reporter: those on board the

boeing 737 chartered by the department of defense carrying military and civilians from guantanamo bay, cuba, to the naval air station in jacksonville last friday night tell us the top of the aircraft cracked on impact letting water inside. video clearly shows the nose cone of the plane was torn off. firefighters taking the passengers to shore. somehow everyone survived. >> for the most part, you know, it was another miracle. i don't know how we survived. >> reporter: 22 people were taken to hospitals but everyone will be okay. ntsb investigators on scene all weekend trying to determine a cause, seen here examining the ground marks made by the landing gear. the flight data recorder quickly recovered, but the critical cockpit voice recorder still in the tail of the plane submerged. weather is also being looked at as a possible contributing factor in this near tragedy. >> things could have turned out a lot worse than they did.

i think god had his hand on that plane and that's why i'm sitting here today. >> reporter: and there's no real time line on when the plane might be removed. they're still looking for options. they might keep it here at the naval air station or take it elsewhere. george? >> okay, victor, thanks very much. let's bring in our aviation expert, steve ganyard. steve, what happened in jacksonville, it could have been much worse. >> it could have been much worse. if you look at the runway lights that extend into the water and how the airplane just veered off at the last second. if it hit those runway lights, concrete, steel could have opened up the plane and could have been a real tragedy. >> which is what happened in russia. we saw the video of the plane bouncing there on the tarmac. what does that reveal to you? >> other than a botched landing, not much. they had to come back for an emergency and sounds like they lost communication but they hit almost twice and finally hit so hard it broke the airplane apart and caused the terrible fire that we saw in the video. >> what about this idea the troubles might have first been caused by lightning? >> it's hard to say why that would have botched the landing. for some reason they came in and hit hard the first time and the airplane bounced again and then caught on fire on the second --

but if you look at the response once the fire started i'm really concerned the people may have lost their lives due to the slow response to the crash by the rescue people by the airport. it should not have been that long. >> it did take a lot of time. we heard from dan this superjet has been shunned by european and u.s. companies. >> it's a russian design. it's only flown in russia. it's got a very poor reliability record. it's not commercially successful. it's an airplane to avoid. >> steve ganyard, thanks very much. >> always appreciate steve's insight, george. now to breaking news overnight. tensions rising in the middle east. that's on two fronts. the deadliest fighting since 2014 breaking out between israel and gaza's group, at least 27 people dead. hamas is now reporting a cease-fire has been reached. this as tensions rise between the u.s. and iran, the white house announcing an aircraft carrier and bomber task force are being deployed to the region.

senior global affairs correspondent martha raddatz is in washington with the latest and, martha, officials say this is in response to troubling warnings? >> reporter: they did, robin. the statement came late last night directly from national security adviser, john bolton, saying the u.s. was not seeking war with the iranian regime, that the deployment was in response to troubling and escalating warnings from iran. a u.s. official telling abc news that deploying this massive carrier strike group and the bombers came after clear indications that iranian and iranian proxy forces were preparing for a possible attack on u.s. forces in the region, either on land or sea. another u.s. official however saying there did not appear to be any threat that was imminent, but the white house saying this deployment was meant to send a strong and unmistakable message to iran that any attack on u.s. interests would be met with unrelenting force, robin. >> right. as we said, martha, this comes at a time of increased violence between israel and hamas.

>> reporter: a very violent few days there. the israelis said more than 600 rockets fired into israeli territory with hundreds of israeli air strikes in the gazaa in response. at least 23 palestinians and 4 israelis were killed. things did calm down overnight l righig.ease-fire was cg thatwi you, robin. this morning here at home that are set to bring severe weather to the middle of the country on the heels of that heavy rain and tornadoes in more than a dozen states. ginger is here now with the latest. good morning, ginger. >> good morning, michael. good morning, everybody. 260 severe storm reports just in the last two days including this tornado in wilson, texas, right in the panhandle there. that was over an area you can see not populated. unfortunately, the severe threat now through wednesday and thursday goes right into populated spots. >> reporter: at least 20 reported tornadoes ravaging the

central plains. one caught close range spinning across the texas panhandle. shrouded with dust and intense winds. in o'donnell, texas, side-by-side vortices. >> right there in front of me. >> reporter: later one giant vortex. >> big tornado. >> reporter: a brief tornado reported near lincoln, nebraska. damaging winds clocked up to 105 miles per hour ripping off the roof of a car wash, uprooting 100-year-old trees. marble size hail and blinding rain in kansas. cars fighting through the swamped streets trapped on the roads. and on the east coast a possible tornado in madeira beach florida caught on camera ripping off the door of this screened-in porch and throwing it nearly 100 feet. the scattered debris just barely missing neighbors' cars and homes. >> i've been in florida since '78 and lived out here on the water for 20 years. i have never seen it come that fast. >> a couple of low pressure systems. one i want to track. the first one -- and flash flood watches by the way come along with the threat but the first

today will be more of an oklahoma, texas, kansas, all the way to kansas city. overland park, you have a threat this afternoon and evening. watch this thing slowly torture the plains and then eventually midwest and even midsouth. wednesday it moves there into all of oklahoma city. dallas is included in the enhanced risks. even by thursday, chicago, say new buffalo, michigan, down through indianapolis, you'll want to be on alert. now we have a special honor for "jeopardy!" host alex trebek, winning the daytime emmy award for outstanding game show host. that happened last night. getting a standing ovation. trebek who joined us last week to talk about his battle with pancreatic cancer showed his signature humor and heart again saying he was concerned he was winning the sympathy vote, but then he remembered -- he remembered he lost last year's emmy despite having just had surgery for life-threatening brain clots. >> maybe i've been worrying about the wrong thing and i should just do what sally field did in a different venue many,

many years ago and look at this as a sign that you guys like me and that you value my work. [ applause ] and i'll tell you, if that's the case, i can live with that. thank you. thank you. [ applause ] >> well deserved. >> well, well, well deserved. people are still talking about his interview here last week. just his honesty, his heart, his humor and it was on full display again last night. his seventh daytime emmy award which also includes a much deserved lifetime achievement award. okay. we're following a lot of other big headlines including kentucky derby stunner. this horse finished first disqualified. coming up the jockey that joined filed the complaint, and one will join us live only on "gma" this morning. now back to ginger. let's get to the select cities brought to you by progressive insurance.

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one inusa turnlyam. ateast 41 peopleer the other where a charter jet crashed into a river. thankfully everyone survived there. also this morning, investors are closely watching the stock market as tensions rise with china. worlide markets are down on the heels of president trump's tweet announcing he'll dramatically raise tariffs on china's imports this week. and a big milestone for "avengers: endgame," now officially part of the $2 billion club. yeah, in just its second weekend of release. we'll have much more in "pop news." >> still climbing. >> yep. we begin with the stunning twist in the kentucky derby. for the first time in the race's 145-year history the horse that crossed the finish line first was disqualified for interference and country house, a 65-1 long shot won. we'll speak with the winning jockey in just a minute. first, t.j. holmes here with the play by play. >> the horse undefeated coming

into the race and the clear front-runner actually led the derby from start to finish and we all saw this horse cross the finish line first. then, pull out your replays and your rule books and we were told 22 minutes later that the horse we saw win the race didn't win the race. why? because of a rule violation. one that requires jockeys to essentially hold your horses. >> maximum security wins the kentucky derby! >> reporter: certainly historic and possibly the most controversial kentucky derby finish of all time. while one horse and his jockey celebrated what they thought was a kentucky derby win, two of the opposing jockeys were filing objections claiming the winning horse should be disqualified. >> they disqualified. >> they did so for the first time in the history of the kentucky derby, the horse that crossed the line first has been disqualified. >> reporter: this is the crucial moment in the final turn. watch as maximum security shifts to the right, comes out of his

lane and nearly collides with the horse behind him. espn's barry abrams breaks down the ruling with our diane macedo. >> maximum security's rear heels come very close, if not actually clipping the front heels of war of will and so there was clearly interference here. >> reporter: maximum security's jockey says his young horse might have been startled by the huge crowd. >> the crowd was screaming and he's a baby, you know. >> reporter: the drama played out live on television. the crowd was waiting through an agonizing 22-minute review. there was confusion among the jockeys. many of them on phones with replay officials. all before they finally declared the 65-1 long shot country house as derby champion. maximum security's trainer later admitted his horse drifted out of its path. >> it looked like he came out a little bit on the 1 horse. >> reporter: but the horse's owner is outraged by the decision threatening legal action and calling it the most egregious disqualification in the history of horse racing and the upset caused a stir on

social media claiming the top worldwide trend on twitter, even president trump chimed in tweeting, only in these days of political correctness could such an overturn occur. the best horse did not win the kentucky derby, not even close. now, the only other disqualification like this was in 1968. that horse failed a drug test days later. it wasn't for an on-track distraction. also, the money. $6.2 million, bet directly on maximum security. people lost that money, and get this. studding fees for a kentucky derby winner are huge. so they're missing out on that as well, george. >> okay, t.j., thanks very much. we're joined by flavien prat and his agent, derek lawson. thank you very much for joining us this morning. congratulations on this win. have you been able to savor it through all the controversy? >> well, it doesn't have the same taste but, yeah, that's fine. >> and what did you make of president trump that tweet yesterday saying that the best horse did not win the kentucky derby?

>> well, it happened to me before, you know, and i wasn't the best horse and my horse or i did something wrong and i get -- i get a dq for that so, you know, it's part of the ruling and you got to accept that. >> you were one of the two jockeys who filed an objection. explain to everybody who may not be an expert in horse racing what got maximum security disqualified. >> well, what happened is like you say i made an objection because when i made my move around the turn, i thought i was pushed out from the inside, and so as we crossed the finish line, and i pull up my horse, i was waiting to see if there was any inquiry because i thought it was a pretty wide movement, and

nothing happened. so, you know, for the best of my horse i decided the steward should take a look at it and another rider did the same as i did and they decided it didn't interfere enough with me but he actually caused a lot of damage with other horses so i think that's why they changed the results. >> yeah, that was the decision the stewards made. derek, do you think what happened there was intentional? >> no, not at all. i just think -- i believe that the horse may have been spooked by the loud noise from the crowd. he actually was switching leads and he might have just bumped out but there was no intention, negative intention by the rider. >> derek, this has been such a controversy after a tough year for horse racing and have seen all those horses dies at churchill downs, at santa anita. you think this ruling will be good for the sport. >> well, it shows that the sport is well governed by the racing

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welcome back to "good morning america." we are live from windsor, celebrating the birth of baby boy sussex. yes, that's right. duchess meghan and prince harry have just welcomed their first child, a son born at 5:26 a.m. local time. 7 pounds, 3 ounces, he is healthy and well, and the queen's eighth great-grandchild. baby sussex has arrived. seventh in line to the throne,

this child holds a unique place in the british royal family as a possible american-english dual national, and the first mixed race baby to be born at windsor. >> it helps change the global lens of what royalty looks like. >> reporter: there isn't a name for the royal just yet, nor do we know if they will gain a official title, but the chances of being announced king or queen, given their father is expected to take the reigns from his mom. prince william will be next, and then cousins, prince george, princess charlotte, prince louis, third, fourth and fifth, rounding off six, prince harry, and then baby sussex. >> this baby is not expected to become a full-time working member of the royal family. this baby will be expected to choose their own career path because of course, harry hasn't had that level of freedom. >> reporter: this child will

nevertheless be part of the mon monarchy. >> not too much advice going around. do things the way they want to do them, and it works. >> reporter: harry's father, prince charles trying to keep it small at the core, as he assumes more responsibilities from his 93-year-old mother, the queen. >> charles is in favor of having a smaller number of key members of the royal family working full-time, and of course, harry and meg listhan will play apart that. >> reporter: he or she may well feel the weight of the world's expectations. >> there is going to be so much interest in this child because of who their parents are. really their destiny is very much to be in the spotlight. >> reporter: and my partner here, will reeve, we have been here, and we finally have something to celebrate.

yes, baby boy sussex may never take the throne, and yet the reaction here was palpable. you were down in the streets when news hit, and this is a very special baby. >> yeah. it was a mad dash really when, like, the baby announcement was coming out. we didn't know, was it born? was it -- was meghan in labor? all of a sudden, we found out, bang bang. it's a boy. the streets went crazy. this is a tourist town, and as soon as they heard, zoom. right to the cameras. they were, like, in a crescent around us, and really excited and happy that the baby is healthy. >> reporter: healthy, and so much anticipation. this is a historic baby as well because this is the first american-british, biracial baby, and they are revolutionizing the royal family indeed. you were on special assignment for a lot of that, and there is a new beer that some people here if windsor might be drinking to

celebrate news of baby boy sussex. >> the wuindsor brewery makes special occasion beers. when will and kate were married, they made the windsor knot, and that's a play on words, and now they made the windsor baby. a special logo that's on all the keg taps in all the pubs here. i went to each and every one of them. >> including the prince harry pub? >> yes. to have a windsor baby, and it was a lot of fun. i think fun is the operative word here. it's the seventh in line to the throne. it's an exciting moment, but it's not one that's going to impact necessarily the direction of the monarchy, but here's a way to celebrate british pride, british culture, and what better way to do that than to have a pint at a pub. >> your reporting is done here, but it will live with you

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and are you ready for will smith? he is lighting up the screen in a brand-new "aladdin" here in times square to put a little magic in our morning. all ahead as we say, good morning, america. ♪ >> hey. can you make me a prince? >> there is a lot of gray area in make me a prince. i can just make you a prince. >> oh, no. >> y'all see my palace? >> you look like a prince on the outside. good morning, america. thanks for being with us this monday morning. how great to have will smith here. oh yeah, and news from duchess meghan and prince harry. >> let's get to amy who has been following this all along. good morning, amy. >> reporter: the excitement is palpable here on the street of windsor. the town crier, can you hear me saying oh yeah. announcing the news we have only recently learned that the

duchess and duke of sussex was born. he was rborn around 5:26 a.m. local time, so they had about nine hours of private time before announcing the duchess was in labor. exciting times for everyone here in windsor. >> reporter: this morning, baby sussex has arrived. the duke and duchess of cambridge posting on instagram, it's a boy. weighing 7 pounds, 3 ounces. >> i'm very excited to announce that meghan and myself had a baby boy. early this morning a very healthy boy. mother and baby are doing incredibly well. it's been the most amazing experience i could ever possibly imagine how any woman does what they do is beyond comprehension, but we're both absolutely thrilled, and so grateful to all the love and support from everybody out there. it's been amazing. i squjust wanted to share this h

everybody. >> reporter: the excitement around the globe, palpable as we learn about the child of the duke and duchess of sussex. >> the baby is a little bit overdue, so we have had time to think about it, but yeah. that's the next bit. >> reporter: weeks of anticipation building to this moment, but royal insiders say the couple who has announced they will be keeping the plans around the birth of the baby private is just keeping it low key. >> i think we'll be seeing you guys in probably two days' time as planned as a family to be able to share it with you guys and so everyone can see the baby. as every father and parent would ever say, you know, your baby's absolutely amazing, but this little thing is absolutely to die for. i'm over the moon. >> reporter: prince harry is over the moon, but so are so many people here in windsor and around the world, but you can see the crowds that are gathering around the town crier who is ringing his bell and shouting out to the world that the baby is here. we also have victoria murphy

here, abc news royal contributor to talk about the envents of th day, and hearing from prince harry was a surprise. >> a very kind of emotional, felt like a quite instinctive moment having prince harry talk about the birth of his child, and he was still very raw with emotion and excited. that's what we love about harry. we have seen time and time again from him, that he speaks from the heart and really we felt that when we saw him announce that today. >> he was a proud papa who was there along with way with doria as well, the baby's only grandmother there at the birth as well. just over the corner here in frogmore cottage. >> they have declined to say where the baby was born, but the couple are now with their son in frogmore cottage and doria is there as well. >> one of our colleagues joked that maybe the baby was born in a manger. we'll find out later. who knows? we are going to hear some more

information though. there's going to be something that we saw with some of the other royal babies at buckingham palace. >> happeexpecting to see, there will be an easel in the fore court announcing the birth, and i'm told that's how t the queen wanted to celebrate the rival of her eighth great-grandchild, and we'll find out the baby's name which will be very exciting and his official title if he's going to have a title and that moment we are all excited about, which is the first photograph. >> yes. the first photograph in two days' time we heard, and i know there is no official title yet, but i heard what you said it could be. i would love for you to say. >> there are different options. it could be prince. could have no title, but if they go down the root, he could be known as the earl. >> it has a very nice ring to it, and celebrations will continue here in windsor, and around the world, celebrating a

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on my vacation, i ended up getting sick and i cannot hear anything in my left ear right now. >> it doesn't matter if he hears me. >> i was going to n'want me over there. >> i pretty much here everybody through my earpiece so any talking outside of here, i -- if anything goes wrong, it's not my fault. that's all i'm saying. >> i'm glad you're feeling better. you're going to get some of that back. >> it's going to come back but i miss you guys too much. i had to get back. >> we missed you. [ applause ] especially missed "pop news." >> you called me several types for updates so here you go. good morning, everybody. we begin with "avengers: endgame," have to tell you the juggernaut continues. 11 days into this, the superhero blockbuster has raked in almost $2.2 billion. guys, it is record-breaking. it breaks the 21-year record held by james cameron'

cameron's "titanic," and it makes "endgame," the second highest grossing movie of all-time behind only "avatar," and it does look like it could top their record of $2.78 billion. it took "aftvatar" 47 days to reach the $2 billion mark. not "endgame." it did it in less than two weeks. so here we go on that. did everybody see it? [ cheers and applause ] of course you did. somebody saw it. congratulations to the marvel world. also in "pop news" this morning, you know, robin, what tonight is. >> this is great being this close to you. >> so anyway, tonight is the super bowl of fashion, it kicks off for many of the stars attending in just a few hours. we're talking, of course, about the met gala. [ applause ] the one and only taking place tonight here in new york city. the ultimate fashion event. stars teaming up with top designers to create showstopping looks. you guys remember last year,

rihanna. there she is. that was the religion-themed gala. she was wearing a papal look., ay the top. anna wintour is hosting, of course, joining her this year as co-host serena williams, harry styles. >> nice? >> and lady gaga. three very fashionable folks, and they were all spotted last night at a pre-gala dinner. looks like gaga is already ready for the red carpet. take a look at this. >> always. always. >> she holds camp. >> she's right at home in that. the met gala is invite only. fund-raising event. anna will not tell us who makes the coveted list but we will because i will be there. very excited. >> what are you wearing? >> something very campy. oh, it's got a girl scout theme. i just made that up. and finally, everybody -- that was, like, my dream. great news for fans of the boss.

bruce springsteen, making us think "glory days" may be approaching. in a conversation on sunday, springsteen said after a writer's block that lasted him seven years he could not think of anything for the e street band. out of the blue he was able to write almost an entire album's worth for him and the boys. he did it during the month of april, just this past april. he told scorsese he is sure the band will tour again. no word on when that might happen but he is assuring everyone it will. meanwhile he has a solo album coming out very soon called "western stars" set to drop june 14th so the boss is back. [ applause ] and that is "pop news." >> all right, lara, thank you. moving on to our cover story, a health alert about skin cancer raising awareness on this melanoma monday. the american academy of dermatology says nearly one in

five americans will develop skin cancer in their lifetime but you can protect yourself. now with some simple tips for early detection, here's one woman's story about what en pp wn ized a mo on her face was somhing much more serious. >> reporter: megan grew up living outdoors in the california sun. >> i grew up in rural california. i definitely did spend a fair amount of time in the california sun. >> reporter: then in the spring of 2018 she had a quarter left at uc berkeley. megan visited her hometown to see her parents, and that's when her father noticed something on her face. >> he's like you should go and get that checked out. >> reporter: she made an appointment to get her moles checked. after weeks of doctor visits and biopsie biopsies, the then-21-year-old learned that she had melanoma, an aggressive form of skin cancer and also the most common. >> the fact that i got a deadly cancer is awful but the fact i'm 22 and i got it on my face was even more recking. >> reporter: meghan's treatment options included the removal o

her mole, a procedure that would require facial reconstruction. her surgery last september was a success and now meghan wants her story to be a cautionary tale. >> you need to get checked if you have any suspicions that something is changing on your body. omething slight as my mole that i've had my entire life changing color. >> glad she's doing well, board certified dermatologist dr. whitney bowe is here with us. thank you so much for this. the woman who founded -- she found it on her face. you said there's someplace else that's more common this could happen. >> that's right. so research shows that actually the most common location for melanoma is the back. but robin, i can't stress enough that no matter what color your skin, everyone is at risk. african-american patients are more likely to be detected when it's later stage and it's more likely to be fatal so, guys, everyone is at risk. >> i'm glad you said that. we have two models here and the reason why because on the back they put on sunscreen. >> this is ida and christian. now, earlier today we gave them a special colored sunscreen and

asked them to apply it to their back as best they could. >> all right, guys, turn around. >> it's virtually impossible to really cover your back if you're by yourself. >> your suggestions? >> i always say recruit a friend for hard to reach areas. you can turn back around if you want. look for an spf of 30 or above. the words broad spectrum and reapplication is so important. you want to reapply every two hours if the skin is dry, even more frequently if it's wet and sweating. >> lather up, people. lather up. don't be so stingy with it. "dirty looks." that is your latest book. tell us about it and how important it is to take care of our skin. >> "dirty looks" is about taking care of it from the inside out, the outside in. when it comes to melanoma, guys, it's about the abcdes. "a" is asymmetry. the two sides of the mole don't match, right? "b" has to do with the border. so border.

if the border is uneven or if it's not regular. "c" is color. if you have multiple colors in the same mole, tan, brown, black, cause for concern. now "d" is diameter. we used to tell people you want to look for something larger than the size of a pencil eraser but quite honestly today we're trying to detect it earlier than that so i tell my patients think about "e." "e" stands for evolution or change. so anything that's different. if it's bleeding, if it's itchy and changing in color, shape, see your dermatologist. >> a, b, c, b, e. >> you got it. >> dr. whitney bowe, thank you so much. thank you very much. she will have more tips for early detection on our facebook live stream right after the show. now let's get over to ginger. >> thank you, robin. how much you want to bet dozens in the studio and go over to dr. bowe, i got a mole. can you look at it? so what i want to do right now. let's talk about the "gma" moment instead, and how about this becauseis >> come on. there you go. >> oh, my gosh.

>> that's a dog. they put a leash on 8-month-old evy for the first time and she just doesn't know what to do with herself so she's belly down and inching toward the car. they eventually got her in. please do send your "gma" moments. that was from greenville, north carolina to my f good morning, i'm abc 7 news meteorologist mike nicco. a chance of drizzle through the morning commute, showers possible again thursday night through friday morning, brighter and warmer weekend ahead. upper 50s to low 60s, coast into san francisco. mid to upper 60s around the bay. tonight under cloud cover, a little drizzle along the coast, upper 40s to mid-50s. our next guest is an actor, rapper, one of the most beloved stars in the wore. now he is bringing the magic to life as genie in the new live

action "aladdin." please welcome the one, the only, will smith. [ applause ] ♪ >> what's up? >> glad to see you. >> you look great. nailed it. nailed it. [ applause ] whoa! >> wow. >> love that. >> good to see you, man. >> what's up, man. >> nothing much. you know everybody here is excited. so much excitement and anticipation around this iconic movie and this iconic role. >> yeah, yeah. >> but i'm curious, you know, being a man of hollywood and all the things you have done -- >> a man of hollywood. that's what i consider myself. [ laughter ] >> did you ever see yourself as playing this role or something like this? >> no. this one came out of nowhere. i was actually considering three or four other movies and this came on a friday night and i had

to make a decision on the monday and that was a really tough weekend because robin williams like smashed this thing so hard, you know, and when you take a role like this, you want to find where there's some meat left on the bone like what would you do differently, you know, and i saw -- i watched the original and like robin just, he destroyed that thing! you know. [ applause ] >> is that intimidating? >> yeah, you know, it was so intimidating. the one thing that i latched on to was the idea that it was going to be live action, so, you know, the fact that it was live action, i knew that left a little bit of room and then what i saw that he did he revolutionized what you could do in these types of films. heeally changed things like th so for me, the hip-hop angle was the angle that i saw that would be my end. >> with a big decision like that

you have 48 hours to make, what tipped it? >> what tipped it? you know, i was listening to the music and what would i do with the music and really at the end of the day it was the music that where i saw where i could add my flavor where i could honor the nostalgia and i could, you know, pay homage to robin but then also be able to add my new flavor. >> let me tell you, you did a brilliant job with that because i watched it last night and the combination of the two in that you made it your own. >> yes, absolutely. >> you really, really, really made it your own. [ applause ] >> this the most fun i've ever had. >> looked like you were having fun. >> when i was in my 20s and i did "bad boys in miami." so that was, you know -- yeah. [ applause ] you know, being a young man, being a young man in miami with tight t-shirts and fast cars was hard to beat. that was hard to beamy career. >> say no more. say no more. we get it.

>> but when this came along it's singing. it is dancing. it is rapping, it's acting, it's special effects. it's action. >> it's hard. >> and so much -- the beautiful love story, and naomi does a brilliant job as princess jasmine. [ applause ] it's -- you know, you know, y'all know i've made some good movies and i made some questionable ones. [ laughter ] i made some questionable ones in the past, you know. i'm man enough to stand up to that, but this one, this is such a beautiful, beautiful movie, and guy ritchie did a great job adding such an edge to it, so i can -- i can in good conscience, encourage you to go see this one. [ applause ] >> y'all want to see a clip? let's do it. >> can you make me a prince? >> there is a lot of gray area in make me a prince. i could just make you a prince.

>> oh, no. >> right, you'd be snuggled up with that dude for the rest of your life. >> y'all see my palace? >> be specific with your words. the deal is in the detail. >> got it. >> which i don't remember understand because if she likes you, why change? >> she has to marry a prince. >> i just want to go home, man. >> okay. i can do that. [ applause ] >> yes. >> we're going to give you a lamp in real life. that's your genie lamp. >> that's my genie lamp. >> what are your three wishes? >> you know, that's funny. it's such a hard thing to think about what your wishes are and just, at this point in my life, working on thi film,s so bthat the ideasm id i want to she eaeing yoursf d enghonin y a

versus feeling like you have to change yourself for other people's wishes. >> true. >> so for me one of the first things that i would wish for, i would just divine understanding, you know. i would just want to understand. i just want to know because when you know it's so much easier to share with the world. it's like if you don't know, you can't teach. >> true that. >> and just where -- [ applause ] >> one thing we know about you is you make people around you happy. you make people around you feel good and valuable and on the set it's a pretty huge crew on set. >> yeah. yeah. >> like hundreds of dancers, so i heard that you would start, like, little dance parties during breaks. >> oh, yeah, yeah. listen, that's the thing, you know, we all grew up with disney magic and this is my first disney film and there really is a magical energy to the songs and to the music and to the ideas that just, you know, it's pervasive. whenever that music is on and

there's a thousand people on the set, it would just -- you know, i would lose it a little bit. i would lose it a little bit but we had such a beautiful time making this movie and i think it's going to be infused into the film in a way that is just gigantic dance sequence, just makes you happy. just makes you happy. [ applause ] >> speaking of that, coachella. >> oh, my goodness. >> with your son. >> had to be a moment. >> you're going to make me cry. coachella on stage with my son, has a record, i just went out and i performed with him and it was spectacular. >> wonderful. [ applause ] >> oh, man. >> congratulations. [ applause ] pv

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and friday morning. >> another abc 7 news update in 30 minutes, we'll see you then. you have just won emeril's breakfast in bed contest here on "good morning america." how do you feel? ♪ [ applause ] >> so many incredible moments. our mother's day breakfast in bed winners over the years. oh, my goodness and we are looking forward to another incredible surprise later this week. you do not want to miss that. >> one of my favorite things we do? i absolutely love it. [ applause ] and another thing you don't want to miss is our next guest. we got to know him in the kingmen movies but now playing elton john in "rocketman." please welcome taron egerton. [ applause ] long, long time till touchdown ♪

[ applause ] ♪ i'm not the man they think i am at home oh, no, no, no i'm a rocketman ♪ [ applause ] >> what a welcome. >> you're a loved man. >> thank you. >> very nice. welcome to america, right? >> and we loved you in the kingsmen movies but now you're taking on a living legend in "rocketman." so how was it to play a living legend like elton john. >> it's the greatest honor of my professional life. there's quite a lot of pressure involved. but i was always very passionate about playing this role. i was always very passionate about his story. the script is fantastic. i saw the final cut the other day and i can say hand to my heart it's good. i'm so proud of it. i'm so proud of it. i'm so excited for you all to see it. >> you and sir elton got to be

good friends. >> like that. >> i know. i know. >> before we started filming, i went with my girlfriend to his house and we sat in his drawing room on opposite sofas and went across with his hand like that and he dropped a little sort of sparkly thing and he said that's the first time i ever bought and that's yours. i want you to keep it. and i wear it throughout the film. the film is out and telling his story from rehab and i wear it for all of those scenes and it made it all feel very real and made me feel very close to him. >> that's special. >> that is pretty special. >> heard you got into a little trouble at his house. >> that same trip, i did get into a little trouble at his house. elton and his husband are tee totalers for many years. my girlfriend and i are not tee totalers. we are at an event raising money

for their aids foundation and we drank a little bit too much and at 3:00 in the morning the head of security caught us stealing food from his kitchen which was embarrassing but totally worth it because it's a great story on "gma." [ applause ] >> there you go. >> are you ready to see some of this? >> yes. >> let's do it. ♪ pretty tight in here tonight ghauful little must tollreat me get what i need ♪ ♪ i'm drink and shot the sounds that i really like ♪ ♪ all the sounds and a motorbike i'm ray trooper a product of the working class ♪ ♪ in the bottom of a glass ♪ oh >> that's you. that was you singing. >> in case you didn't notice it's a musical. >> you're singing all the songs. >> yes, i do. it is a musical and we use

elton's songs to move the plot forward and reveal characters in his life. the idea was always i'd sing so we kind of asked the audience to take sort of imaginatively because i don't sound exactly like elton but every note you hear is me. >> weren't you on stage with him at his aids benefit? >> yeah. >> did you sing with him -- is there that was the single most terrifying thing i've ever done. >> he asked me to -- i sort of went up on stage because we were trying to raise bids at his auction and there we are. i ended up singing "tiny dancer" with him. >> wow. [ applause ] >> a good one. >> and your co-star richard madden, musical fantasy he described as "moulin rouge" on acid about elton john. how would you describe the movie. >> how would i describe the movie? i don't think i'm going to top that. i think it's very accurate. it's a very brave, heartfelt telling of someone's life. elton allowed us to show him at his most vulnerable.

it's a story about someone who is not well becoming well. he starts the movie and goes to rehab because he's not a happy man and i think there's such bravery involved in that so if you want to go and see a rock star portray themself in a candid way without gloss, this is the movie. >> well said. well said. [ applause ] >> the movie premieres at cannes next week. we'll talk to you and elton live. you have to give us questions for elton. >> questions for elton. oh, golly. i don't know. there's not a lot that makes him blush. i'll have to think on that one. >> we'll get back to you. you are a delight and congratulations. [ applause ] >> "rocketman" hits theaters everywhere may 31st. we'll be right back.

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we are back now with a special message for you, robin. >> why, thank you. >> from the guys you know well from "the inside the nba." >> oh. >> check this out. >> from studio j in atlanta, ernie johnson, shaquille o'neal, kenny "the jet" smith, charles barkley from tnt's from "inside the nba." >> one of the highlights is the presentation of the sager strong award. >> it's named for our late buddy craig whose battle with cancer

inspired the world. >> this goes to another fighter who continues to inspire millions. >> so congratulations to -- [ chanting "robin roberts" ] [ applause ] >> thank you. thank you. ah. >> trail blazer personifying courage, faith, compassion and grace, of course, named after craig sager, legendary sideline reporter stayed on the court as long as he could wearing those trademark jacks every day. >> uh-huh. >> what else could the award be but a replica of this jacket that he wore when he accepted the jimmy v. perseverance award at the espys and you're going to get that coat at the 2019 nba awards on june 24th. congratulations. [ applause ] well deserved. >> time is simply how you live

your life. that's what craig said when he accepted the award at the espy awards, the v, and it's just -- he was such an incredible friend. we were both inducted into the sports broadcasting hall of fame in the same year. he was too ill to attend and i can't tell you receiving an honor bearing his name means so much so i thank the guys there. i'm looking forward to being out there. [ applause ] thank you all. thank you. [ applause ] >> let's go to ginger. >> ah, so deserved. you want to hear this because i am here now with the brand-new miss usa, yes. you know, your big win was a historic moment. for the first time ever miss america, miss usa and miss teen use are all african-american women. cheslie kryst, so good to have you here. so california senator kamala harris tweeted something pretty spectacular. she said, nia, cheslie, and

kaliegh, you are trail blazers creating your own path on your own terms. >> what is cool i recently went to d.c. and we ended up running into kamala harris. she is an incredible inspiration. i'm an attorney, she's an attorney and we're both leaders in our respective communities. >> big change coming in your life. but i know you're relatively busy. she's already full time practicing law, pro bono work for prisoners then you also are the current miss america's attorney. you still encounter sexism at work. >> which is unfortunate but i think that's a product of the legal profession, not having as many women as it should. i think the aba recently did a survey in 2018 and found 36% of attorneys are women which is a big disparity. >> it is but you're going to fix that. you're here in new york city now. we are so grateful to have you an good morning, i'm abc 7 news

meteorologist mike nicco, chance of drizzle through 9:00, partly sunny below average, 50s and 60s this afternoon, our t keeping he i need legal advice.t keeping he george, over to you. i'm here with our dr. jen ashton, a member of our "gma" family who suffered a terrible loss when her ex-husband rob took his own life and now jen and her two children are sharing their personal experience in her new book "life after suicide: finding courage, comfort & community & community" after unthinkable loss. ♪ >> i always said that i kind of had the best dad. >> he was an amazing father and he was an amazing cook. >> we would go on these long car rides together and just talk

endlessly about what i was learning in school or a book i had read. when pie parents told us that they were at least seeing a counselor and that they would be getting a divorce my brother are like, okay, how different is it going to be if dad is living across the street versus in our house? >> when we decided to end our marriage it was a calm, but sad ending. rob didn't have any of the classic signs of depression that we learn about in medical school, not a single one of them. we saw each other three days before he died at one of chloe's hockey games. >> very often think back to the day prior to my dad's death and the actual day of and right before i went to bed, i kind of took a deep breath and i said, wow, i feel so sad right now and i have no clue why. it was really unlike anything i had ever experienced before. >> that was a saturday and at about 10:30 in the morning three

detectives knocked on the door. the lead detective said, we found your name on the remains of your husband and at the word remains, i collapsed onto the floor and i just started screaming, no, no, no. >> it wasn't until two weeks later that my brother actually said something that almost simplified the component of suicide. he said, dad died from a disease just like cancer, just like somebody with cancer dies and they're not weaker for it. somebody who loses their battle with depression and dies by suicide is not weak, it's not their fault. >> in the recovery for me was definitely in stages. i was in really bad shape for a few weeks in every way. i didn't know whether i would ever be able to go back on the

air. >> for as long as i can remember in this process i've wanted my mom to speak openly about it so when kate spade died by suicide and we found that out, i said, mom, you have to talk about this. you have to talk about our experience. >> and i'm embarrassed to say, george, when it hit my family as a doctor, i didn't know a lot about it and the more we can deal with it, the better and the more lives will be saved. >> i just have to believe that you sharing your story today willel i that >> came ohe air. i started to cry just as like a release that i couldn't believe what i had just done. >> tragedy is a very communal thing and we just want to do whatever we can to help whoever is listening that there's hope and that there's light at the end of the tunnel and that tragedy can make you stronger. >> jen is here along with chloe in the front row. you must be so proud. >> no words. >> i remember that day when you came on and i know it was not easy for you at all but you have

to know now how much difference it can make for people. >> yeah, george, i mean and i thank you for being amazing for that because it was so hard but you can feel like you're the only one going through something like this and what we started to see the social media feedback after that episode that you and i did, we were blond it was myids w pointed that out to me and we were so struck by it and that's really when we started to realize that by talking about it, we were helping others but we were also helping ourselves. >> and where are you in your healing now? >> still learning every day. a lot of therapy, some bad days, but thankfully more good days than bad days and i kind of describe it as i feel like when rob died i shattered into a million pieces like a plate and to put that plate back together, there are a lot of ugly piece, there are a lot of jagged pieces.

there's a lot of glue over the top. but i feel intact which i'm really, really greatful for and i know that my kids feel the same way and soy if they're good, i'm good. >> well, that is good for all of us and this book is going to help a lot of people. you'll be back tomorrow sharing how the community of survivors have helped so many and resources for anyone struggling, the proceeds will be donated to prevention organizations and if you're struggling with thoughts of suicide for worried about someone who is help is available. call the national suicide prevention lifeline with the number on the screen and we'll be right back. "gma" cafe sponsored by

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if it's dry it's time to water. so then take a watering can and just water it until you actually see water coming out of those drainage holes. >> let's move on to dallas. she's looking so sweet down here. dallas, you can have fun with this, right? this is something kids can be a part of? >> you want to get your kids involved and to do that it's great to have a theme for your garden. in is a pizza garden. oregano, paris lay, some basil. so you can plant this with your kids and take it inside to the kitchen. a real great activity. >> dallas, is it 23u7b? >> yes. >> she's into it. sara, thank you so much for being here. we're all inspired. miracle-gro performance organics will deliver more bountiful vegetable, flowers and herbs and you'll have help from them. stay tuned because in a couple of weeks we'll be cooking with some tasty garden fresh ingredients. maybe we'll just leave these right here. >> perfect. >> we'll be right back. kids, keep it going. keep gardening. get it going. "gma's" spring garden

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before we go we the entire "good morning america" family want to take a moment to honor our beloved former stage manager, angie morreale, who passed away on saturday. you often hear us say we're a family. we are and these crew members

and adam grew up with angie, grew up with her. eddie, do you want to say something for the crew. >> as will smith said earlier, we have divine understanding. we understand right now angie, you're in heaven. just no more pain, no more treatments. you're just sending your divine light, love on to your "gma" family, on to your family at home. i know you love the boss, springsteen, but as billy joel said, only the good die young. we love you, we miss you, our hearts are with you. memories are always with you. we love you. >> angie. >> that smile. >> made such a difference for all of us. she brought light here every single day. light and love for everyone here and for everything we do and we're always very grateful. >> as i said, all the years that she fought so hard against cancer, every bit as meaningful. every bit as powerful though it wasn't what we hoped and prayed for but she is the boss, angie. ♪

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good morning, it's 8:59. a check of your weather now with mike nicco. >> thank you very much. good morning, everybody, looking at live doppler 7, plenty of rain returns on there. plenty of areas you can see over emeriville and oakland, spotty drizzle and light rain. if you're out and about through noon, that's going to turn. partly sungny, a little below average. we'll get back to average wednesday, more showers thursday night through friday morning. >> we'reng pretty good here in downtown oakland. no blocking issues for you, still major delays with ace rail this morning. it does sound like a person is hit. ace one now down -- excuse me, ace 3, 91 minutes, 12 minute delay for ace 7.

it's time for "live with kelly & ryan." >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, actor ren author craig ferguson. him and the crowned miss usa cheslie kryst. plus, mother's day is right around the corner so get ready for "live"'s moms know best week. also, here it comes. we are kicking off our new game, stump the host travel trivia. and now, here are our newly-crowned emmy award-winning do well, kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪