reggie. >> look in my head -- in my head those two weren't even together at the oscars. this was all decided upon. good morning, america. deadly flood emergency and now the threat is moving east. severe storms slam the south triggering deadly flooding. firefighters race to save this woman trapped in her car and tornadoes tear through three states. the southeast bracing now to get hit. overnight, president trump sounds off calling nancy pelosi a disaster after she said she wants to see him in prison. this as the white house and mexico are in a race to strike a deal before the president's tariffs start. the dramatic rescue. four climbers trapped on mt. rainier for days, frostbitten, sick and exhausted finally saved. now revealing how they survived. tragic accident.

a country star's message this morning after a heartbreaking tragedy at his home. the new twist in that mystery in paradise. what the preliminary autopsy results reveal about those three americans who died in the dominican republic. bradley cooper bombshell. reports this morning the oscar nominated actor is splitting with his longtime love on the heels of the biggest year of his career. show-stopping shove seen around the world. the warriors' co-owner now banned for a year caught on camera pushing this raptors player and unleashing a barrage of obscenities, this as the warriors get set to battle back tonight in that must win showdown at home. good morning, america. hope you're well this friday morning. big game night tonight out west. boy, that was unforgiveable what that owner did. >> awful to see. >> i agree with you. definitely unforgivable to me as well, george.

it could be the last game the warriors ever play in oakland depending on how the series goes and will cost you to see it. one pair of tickets are going for over $100,000, the most expensive in nba history. and, george, i got us a pair. >> thank you. >> how generous. >> right on my couch. >> we're not at the game. right on my couch. closest we'll get. we are going to begin with that deadly flooding in the south. overnight the gulf coast slammed with another round of thunderstorms and twisters. ginger is starting us off with the latest on the severe weather now moving east. good morning, ginger. >> good morning, cecilia. if it feels like these are the images we've been showing you a lot lately, that's true but it hasn't just been the last couple of weeks. new numbers in this morning tell us that the united states has had its wettest 12-month period ever in recorded history. >> oh! >> reporter: deadly flooding in baton rouge, louisiana. watch these dramatic moments as a driver is pulled from their

car seconds before it's fully submerged. at least two firefighters diving into that flash flooding. >> i am like all the way up to my hips in water. >> reporter: it wasn't just too much water too fast filling homes and streets, at least eight reported tornadoes including this one crossing the road just in front of this man and his car. an ef-1 tornado, winds up to 85 miles per hour flipping cars at the baton rouge general hospital. the torturous storms dropping nearly a half foot of rain in and around oklahoma city. at least 21 water rescues in just two hours in okc alone. in tulsa up to five inches of rain fell in just a few hours. >> yeah, it was really crazy. i had to climb out of my window. >> reporter: all this draining into the arkansas river, already reaching its highest levels ever recorded earlier this week. so the arkansas river will eventually drain into the mississippi river and that's why this morning there are evacuations being ordered for places in arkansas or at least recommended because they're concerned about this water as it moves down river, but there are

also more moisture and more floods for kentucky. the flood alerts still up in southern alabama. but conway is the town we're really watching as this water drains down. a lot of tropical moisture moving to the east is welcome because western north carolina through south carolina, georgia, even the panhandle of florida, some major deficits rain-wise. in some places it could be a nightmare this weekend. george? >> ginger, thanks very much. the latest on president trump. this morning he leaves europe for washington where his team is locked in negotiations with mexico to see if they can reach a deal on controlling the border before trump's monday deadline for new tariffs on mexican imports. overnight the president laid down a hard line and had some harsh words for house speaker nancy pelosi in a new interview and our chief white house correspondent jon karl has the details. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, george. the president returns to the white house later today with time running out to strike a deal with mexico. in an effort to convince president trump not to impose tariffs, the mexican foreign minister announced a significant

concession. mexico will send 6,000 of its national guard troops to its southern border in an effort to stop the flow of migrants coming from central america through mexico on the way to the united states. >> we don't have yet an agreement. >> reporter: the mexican foreign minister has been in washington all week meeting at the white house, the state department and with members of congress. meanwhile, the president weighed in from abroad. >> they're letting millions of people walk up through their country. >> reporter: at a solemn ceremony honoring veterans of normandy the president defended his threat on tariffs. a plan key republicans in congress are threatening to block. >> tariffs are a beautiful thing. republicans should love what i'm doing. >> reporter: the president says he will go through with his threatened 5% tariff on monday and that he will continue to raise the tariffs every month this summer until mexico stops

the flood of illegal immigration at the southern border. in an interview at the american cemetery in normandy, france, the president also leveled some of his harshest attacks yet at speaker pelosi. >> she's incapable of doing deals. she is a nasty, vindictive, horrible person. >> reporter: pelosi who was also in normandy at the time recently told members of her party she wants to see trump in prison. but in france she struck a different tone. >> with all due respect to your question, i'm not here to talk about impeachment. >> reporter: if the president follows through on his threat to impose tariffs, he will face significant opposition here at home. not only are fellow republicans threatening to try to block the tariffs through congressional votes, the president's almost certain to face legal challenges if he goes through with them. george? >> so very high stakes for these negotiations today. meanwhile, in other political news, a pretty dramatic shift from former vice president joe biden on the issue of federal funding for abortions. >> reporter: yeah, this is the so-called hyde amendment which bans federal funds for abortion, something that's been a part of congressional spending bills for years.

biden has said he supports the amendment and said that as recently as wednesday but now says he no longer supports them. he was facing increasing pressure from fellow democrats criticizing his position. he explains it as a result of all the efforts republicans are now making to restrict abortion rights. george? >> okay, jon, thanks very much. michael? >> thank you george. now to that rescue on mt. rainier. four climbers trapped for days finally rescued from deadly conditions and now they're speaking out about what they went through. abc's clayton sandell has the story. good morning, clayton. >> reporter: good morning, michael. these were four very experienced climbers but even they were no match for the extreme weather, stuck in harrowing conditions forced to wait three days for a rescue. this morning, four climbers missing for three days in freezing conditions, nearly 14,000 feet up the side of mt. rainier are finally safe. rescuers taking advantage of a tiny window of good weather to pluck the men from extreme cold, ferocious winds and pelting snow. >> this location here is extremely exposed.

you have 50-mile-an-hour winds sweeping down from the top of the mountain and it's very steep. >> reporter: the climbers stranded around 13,000 feet after setting up camp when one man began suffering from severe altitude sickness and exhaustion. conditions quickly worsened. >> that night the storm hit, just really high winds and breaking the tent, ripping the tent. in the morning, everybody was hypothermic because the night was really cold. i found out my backpack had slipped down the slope. lost one sleeping bag, lost my backpack which had a shovel in it so lost that. had the gps in it. >> reporter: the group called 911. rangers responding immediately but the nasty weather grounding any rescue attempts from the air. >> we made five attempts by air. >> they tried to swoop in and land but they just couldn't get it in there because the wind was blowing in that direction so they tried several times and then they left. >> reporter: the group took cover in an ice cave.

>> this is a low spot on the top of the mountain, a place that is more sheltered. when we landed our helicopter they were able to just walk on. >> reporter: the climbers suffering from exposure and frostbite immediately rushed to the hospital now listed in satisfactory condition. officials say the group's climbing skills and preparation were the key factors in helping them survive. cecelia? >> really incredible ordeal there. okay, clayton, thank you. we turn to a threat in new york city. a man under arrest accused of plotting an attack after he asked about buying grenades and discussed the possibility of detonating them right here in times square. he was intercepted and officials say he posed no imminent threat. he is not believed to be linked to any other people or a larger plot and he is expected in a court in brooklyn later today. we're going to turn to the investigation this morning into that deadly training accident at west point. one cadet was killed and 19 cadets and two soldiers injured when a five-ton vehicle rolled over. abc's gio benitez is right there

at west point in upstate new york with the latest. good morning, gio. >> reporter: hey, cecilia, good morning. investigators are here from alabama to figure out what caused that cargo truck to roll over. we know that it was heading toward a training site, transporting those cadets, driving through rough terrain as part of that training when the accident happened. again, one cadet was killed. 19 other cadets injured. two soldiers were also in that truck and were injured. let's go ahead and show you what this truck looked like. this is a similar model that weighs five tons. the superintendent here says this kind of accident is not common even with that rough terrain as part of the training. now, we know that those injured cadets and those injured soldiers are doing well this morning because we know they suffered only minor injuries, but no doubt all of west point right now is thinking about that cadet who lost their life. george? >> we certainly are. gio, thanks very much. we have new developments in the search for that missing connecticut mom. her estranged husband's

girlfriend has met with investigators and the state's attorney. abc's whit johnson is in stamford, connecticut, with the latest. good morning, whit. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. the criminal investigation now ramping up after the arrest of jennifer dulos' estranged husband accused of discarding bloodstained evidence. police say they received more than 225 tips and 70 video clips from homes and businesses. still no sign of the missing mom. this morning, the search is intensifying for 50-year-old connecticut mother of five jennifer dulos two weeks after she mysteriously disappeared. abc news has confirmed that michelle troconis, the girlfriend of dulos' estranged husband fotis, met with detectives and her lawyer thursday afternoon. troconis out on bail charged with evidence tampering related to the case. >> do you know where she is? >> you tend to look at people who may be a little less culpable. you want to approach them first. >> reporter: investigators are now revisiting two key locations

searching for evidence at fotis' mansion and a garbage incinerator. >> if you think about somebody committing a murder and you need to find out, first of all, where they committed it. >> reporter: jennifer and fotis dulos had been embroiled in a bitter custody battle since she filed for divorce in june 2017. and just four days after she went missing, fotis filed for full custody of the children. >> where is jennifer? >> reporter: this morning fotis remains behind bars. police say surveillance footage shows people matching the descriptions of him and troconis throwing away multiple garbage bags containing items that later tested positive for jennifer's blood. our abc affiliate wtnh is reporting that fotis dulos' divorce attorney has asked to be withdrawn from the case. both dulos and troconis are expected back here in court next tuesday. michael? >> all right, thank you so much, whit, for that. now to an incredibly close call. take a look at this.

that's a piece of a plane, an airplane door to be exact, that fell from the sky hitting an apartment building and a car in las vegas. thankfully no one was injured. it's unclear what kind of plane it fell from. it doesn't appear to be a civilian aircraft. the faa is looking into the incident. from the planes to the nba, they go together, i guess. now to the nba finals, the raptors -- or warriors will try to even up the series with the raptors and welcome back one of their injured stars. they are down one fan because an investor in the team was seen on camera, of course, shoving a player, a raptors player, during game three. t.j. holmes is in oakland with all the details. good morning, t.j. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you, strahan. i'm actually sitting in the seat where that fan was when he pushed kyle lowry. he reached over two seats to push a player. now, to give you an idea, i'm sitting here, just look how close some of these fans sit to

that nba action. well, this incident now, that shove, has set off not just a conversation but really it has set off a huge debate about what fans should and shouldn't do and also the rights of someone like an owner who is a billionaire really pushing a millionaire. that has set off a debate that lebron james has jumped into. >> goes crashing into the fans. >> reporter: the outrage continues over this moment at game three of the nba finals. it started when kyle lowry late in the game with the raptors well ahead chased a loose ball into the crowd when this warriors fan is seen shoving him away. >> holy cow. >> he pushed him off. >> reporter: that fan, we now know, is this man, mark stevens, a minority owner of the warriors. >> he had no reason to touch me. he had no reason to reach over two seats and say some vulgar language to me. >> reporter: the backlash fast and furious.

an outraged lebron james took to instagram saying, just think to yourself, what if kyle lowry would have reacted and put his hands back on him. you guys would be going crazy. king james adding the #privilegeaintwelcomehere. >> he's always been an activist and he sticks up for his fellow players. it sucks that this has to take the front page of the finals. >> reporter: the warriors' steph curry also came to lowry's defense. >> obviously an unfortunate situation it all the way around. credit kyle the way he handled it. a lot of different reactions you could have had but he handled it correctly. >> reporter: the league has banned stevens from nba games for a year and fined him $500,000 for pushing and directing obscene language towards lowry. stevens in a statement saying, he attempted to reach out to lowry saying i made a mistake and i'm truly sorry. i need to do better and look forward to making it right. and fans, all of them sitting in these first several rows, get a

card in their seat explaining to them and reminding them of the fan code of conduct when they are at these games. and, again, they pretty much, strahan, get a warning when you're sitting this close you need to be aware you're that close to the action and need to be aware of how you need to behave and what could happen. on that injury update, we expect klay thompson to play tonight. kevin durant, though, is out still for the warriors for this very critical game four. >> klay is a big addition back in the lineup for those guys. t.j., if you need a card to tell you how to act in the front row of the game, maybe you shouldn't have those seats. >> yeah. >> you know, you make a very good point but some of the fans are this close to the action. if you're not paying attention, these are athletes. these are big guys who go flying oftentimes into the stands. you have to be aware and they give you a heads-up about it. whether you think he just had a bad moment or what, but he -- there's no reason for that. can you imagine if kyle lowry would have reacted and defended himself how different our story would be this morning?

>> someone wrote kyle lowry would be at his office to push him as well and see how that goes. you can see game four of the nba finals with cecilia's warriors trying to tie the series up. >> george is wearing warriors colors, i would like you to know. >> i actually am. >> but he doesn't dress himself. that will be tonight at 9:00 eastern right here on abc. you do, george. i'm kidding you. okay, we are going to switch gears right now and remember dr. john. he is the rock & roll hall of famer called the ambassador to the new orleans sound known for his rapsy voice, singing hits like this. ♪ i've been in the right place at the wrong time ♪ ♪ been in the right lane read the wrong line ♪ >> ringo starr, one of so many who revered his work tweeting, god bless dr. john, i love the doctor. peace and love. dr. john 77 years old. he really made a difference in rock & roll. we have a lot more headlines including a tragedy for a

country music star. we'll give you his message this morning. also that big headline out of hollywood this morning, what is behind the split? new details coming in but first back to ginger. >> so often i have to show you horrible things when it comes to weather. this one from afar is very beautiful. we go to south jordan, utah. look at that. that lightning strike captured over the mountains. thankfully nobody hurt and you can see the rain shafts and all that kind of virga in the front. beautiful cloud structure. unfortunately those can become severe and they will today in the northern plains from minot to buffalo, south dakota, back into parts of wyoming, be on the lookout for the potential for damaging winds. your local weather in 30 seconds.

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they won three of the seven women's world cup tournaments. their opening round match is tuesday. they'll play thailand. take a look at this one, guys. a black bear on the run barreling down the road there in rockland county, new york. he was spotted on thursday. video shot by a police car camera. they think the bear is about a year old and they're warning residents if they see the bear to call the police. he looks like he's kind of having fun. a little lost. okay, we'll switch gears and turn to a family tragedy for country music star granger smith. he shared the news his 3-year-old son died in a drowning accident at home and amy is here with the story. amy? >> such a terrible story. granger smith calling this a tragic accident. the singer and his wife turning to social media to deliver what he called unthinkable news. ♪ i got the windows down no one else around ♪ >> reporter: this morning, the country music world in shock, grieving the sudden death of singer granger smith's

3-year-old son after he drowned at their family home in texas. smith delivering what he called the unthinkable news on thursday revealing river passed away following a tragic accident and despite doctor's best efforts, he was unable to be revived, adding that the joy river brought to their lives cannot be expressed and his life will be forever in our hearts. fellow country artists reacting to the devastating news, all offering condolences. maren morris writing, thinking time. luke bryan adding, many prayers, so sorry. ♪ granger is most well known for his hit "back road song." ♪ sing along to my back home song ♪ >> reporter: but the country star is a proud dad also. ♪ it happens like that ♪ >> reporter: often featuring his children in his music videos. ♪ all you can do ♪

>> reporter: the 39-year-old sharing home footage on a youtube channel called the smiths. >> i did it, momma. >> okay. >> i did it, pa. >> you did it. >> i did it, pa. >> you did it. >> reporter: the tragedy coming nearly a year after the daughter of olympic skier bode miller emmeline also drowned. the family vocal advocates for preventing more deaths like this posting this video of their 8-month-old son learning to float. these cases aren't isolated. the cdc reporting in recent years drowning was tied as the leading cause of death for children, aged 1 to 4. >> yeah, and as we enter the summer months it's so important to remember. have two other sons, 7 and 5, and our thoughts and prayers go out to the entire smith family. >> what a hard thing for that family. amy, before you go, you have a note on a story we covered yesterday. >> before we move on, we reported on gretchen carlson stepping down as chair of the

miss america board. we mistakenly reported that carlson said she will no longer be a board member at the request of the board. in fact, both carlson and the miss america organization confirmed the board did not ask her to step down as chair or leave the board but did ask her to stay on as an adviser after she decided to resign. we regret the error. all right. we'll move on now to the new developments in the mysterious death of three americans in the dominican republic. investigators there now releasing preliminary autopsy results. tom llamas is just back from the d.r. with the story. good morning, tom. >> reporter: michael, good morning to you. we were hoping to have more clarity by now and though we have new details this morning, the spark that set off those medical emergencies at a popular vacation destination remains a mystery. this morning, preliminary autopsy results for those three american tourists who died in the dominican republic are now raising more questions than answers. the report released by the d.r.'s public ministry office indicating 41-year-old miranda

werner suffered a type of cardiac arrest that led to respiratory failure at the bahia principe resort. werner died in her room just two hours after checking in with her husband. her family saying she experienced acute physical distress and collapsed immediately after having a drink from the mini bar. just five days later, 63-year-old nathaniel holmes and his fiancee, 49-year-old cynthia day, were found dead inside their room at an adjoining property at the resort. >> you got the video? >> yes. >> you got to do something. >> reporter: this video shows them kayaking a day before they died. authorities in the dominican republic citing pre-existing health conditions, saying holmes and day had enlarged hearts and livers and also say blood pressure medicine was found inside of the room along with an opioid and anti-inflammatory medication. preliminary autopsy findings showing they both died from organ and respiratory failure. but it's still unclear what led

to the fatal medical issues in all three cases. the d.r.'s minister of tourism suggesting all three deaths could have been coincidences, an unfortunate series of events. the minister saying they regularly inspect hotels for safety, examining their hygiene, kitchens and ventilation systems. and moments ago the families of cynthia day and nathaniel holmes sent us this statement thanking the community and promising an update as soon as they have new information, and sadly, they're warning of a fake gofundme page. the one the families are using is entitled lost family member. >> thank you so much, tom. we'll bring in chief medical correspondent dr. jennifer ashton. i wanted to ask you, some of the autopsy results point to changes in the body. so what do you make of that? >> well, this is not a surprise to anyone in the medical profession, michael. the things that we're hearing in the preliminary autopsy report are changes that are caused by death. they are not the cause of death.

those are very, very different things and these are changes that we expect to see postmortem. so no surprises there. >> we heard tom talk about the report in these underlying conditions. is that that unusual? >> i was just saying to george, this in my opinion is a true, true and unrelated -- people can have chronic conditions that eventually can contribute to their death but the chronic conditions that were mentioned in this preliminary autopsy report, not something that you would expect to cause sudden death in people who are well enough to be on vacation. again, really doesn't kind of add up. >> what more do we need to know? >> we need the toxicology report. that could take four to six weeks. there are some substances that potentially may not be detectable on toxicology reports because you're looking at bodily fluids and tissues but that will be really important and again, someone can suffer a cardiac arrest or organ failure as a result of something else, so there are still some missing

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breakup reportedly splitting with his girlfriend of four years in the midst of one of the biggest years of his whole career and abc's janai norman is here with more. good morning, janai. >> good morning, cecelia. happy friday morning. we all know bradley cooper has been having an incredible year but for months rumors swirled about his love life and now comes news cooper and his supermodel girlfriend are reportedly calling it quits. >> reporter: he's one of the hottest actors in hollywood having one of his biggest years ever. ♪ is there something else you're searching for ♪ >> reporter: from his directorial debut in the critically acclaimed "a star is born" to his turn at rocket raccoon in "avengers: endgame." >> who hasn't been to space? >> reporter: this morning, word there is trouble in bradley cooper's personal life. he and his supermodel girlfriend, irina shayk, are reportedly splitting. the hollywood power couple began dating back in 2015 and welcomed a daughter two years later. rumors of a split began shortly after cooper and lady gaga performed at this year's academy awards. ♪ in the shallow ♪

>> reporter: shayk was in the audience as their electrifying on stage chemistry sparked rumors of a romance between cooper and the pop star. lady gaga later telling jimmy kimmel it was nothing more than gossip. >> caused this big controversy because it was such an emotional -- you had such a connection with bradley that instantly -- and i guess this is a compliment -- people started saying, oh, they must be in love. >> yeah. okay, first of all, like, like social media, quite frankly, is the toilet of the internet. >> yes, it is. >> it's just like -- and what it has done to pop culture is abysmal. and, yes, people saw love, and guess what, that's what we wanted you to see. >> there right from lady gaga. bradley cooper's career though shows no signs of slowing down. he is a producer on the new "joker" starring joaquin

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. deadly storms pummeling the south. so much rain in just a few hours. a major flooding threat right now. multiple tornadoes tearing through three states. the storm is now on the move east. ginger tracking the latest. and breaking overnight, is this the end of robocalls? what could make those illegal and unwanted calls you're getting a thing of the past? ♪ i am a material girl ♪ new this morning madonna at 60. the original material girl ripping into a "new york times" cover story calling the profile trivial, superficial, sexist and worse as her brand-new music video drops overnight, referencing joan of arc. ♪ it's a beautiful life ♪ is so-called clean beauty really better? the new trend in cosmetics to ex expose every single ingredient

in every product you're using. we're headed into the "gma" beauty lab. ♪ i love it ♪ popcorn power rankings. we're gearing up for game four of the nba finals and breaking down steph curry's favorite snack, freshness, saltiness, butteriness and the crunch. what's his favorite and what is yours? ♪ a lovely day ♪ and it's friday. alec baldwin is here live and anything could happen. and he's here to say. >> good morning, america. [ applause ] ♪ lovely day lovely day ♪ good morning, alec baldwin. good morning, everyone. hope you're doing well this friday morning. >> we're calling this best friend friday. the american heart association is encouraging everyone to bring their dogs to work and you sent us these adorable videos with your pets, love those. >> studies show having a pet can be good for your health. so we have some right here in times square. can't wait to hang out with them. dr. ashton will be here to tell

us about. some news to get to beginning with that deadly flooding in the south. eight tornadoes reported in three states as that severe weather moves east this morning. let's go back to ginger tracking the latest. good morning, ginger. >> good morning, george. i think we should all start by saying a big thank you to the baton rouge fire department because look at this rescue. they see this car nearly submerged, jumping in there. getting the woman out just seconds before the car goes all the way under and these are the type of rescues that were ongoing yesterday. from there to oklahoma where there were dozens of rescues too. 3 to of rain fell within a couple of hours and so flash flooding was one of the main concerns. then there was this, a tornado crossing the road right in front of this guy trying to go back from work. so the tornado and there were eight reported tornadoes, by the way, this one did damage at the baton rouge general hospital so you can see the flipped cars there. where will we see that today? southeast. so areas that have been so dry

and hot going to get into that tropical moisture. a lot of folks are saying, oh, good, we've been in such a drought but they stretch to pensacola, mobile up to louisville and bowling green and this morning, the leff vie, they were fortifying it along the arkansas river, they're concerned because it's getting eaten away at. but look at that. we're talking about another 6 to 10 inches. this could make up for some of the deficits we've seen in the last couple of months. >> thank you so much. now to welcoming news this morning. the end of robocalls could be coming. in a landmark vote, the fcc passed a rule that could make these annoying calls a thing of the past. janai norman is back with the details. janai, a lot of people exciexci >> very much so. there are very few digs that come out of washington that are met with universal approval. but when we all have a common enemy like the dreaded robocall,

any act that might get rid of it is met with applause from all sides. the fcc voted to allow telephone companies to block illegal robocalls before they ever even reach our phones. some 5 billion robocalls are placed every month with each of us receiving an average of 76 calls. that's more than two calls a day. the fcc commissioner says he even gets them and, quote, he hates them as much as you do. >> i signed up for that do not call registry. >> that do not call registry actually does work. the thing is, it only works for legal robocalls like the one from banks and other legitimate businesses but nearly half of robocalls are illegal which means the registry doesn't block them. so this decision would add a new level of protection that we can all appreciate. >> sure can. >> cheering that on. you guys are dog owners. should have brought them to work today. >> you're lucky we didn't. >> we'll tell you how dogs can improve your heart health up ahead and lara is upstairs. >> i wanted to be with the puppies but better, i have alessia cara.

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♪ life is a highway i want to ride it all night long ♪ welcome back to "gma." we are live in times square this morning with an amazing audience, we must say. [ cheers and applause ] but next week we're going to take the whole show on the road popping up somewhere in america and we're hearing from so many out there where you think we should go from memphis, great barbecue, sarasota, beautiful beaches.

>> my mom. >> go see your mom. >> we'll shoot the show from her living room. how about that? >> and even more places than that. keep them coming. keep on telling us where you think we should go and all will be revealed on monday, yeah. [ applause ] a lot of -- a lot of anticipation for that and i could not sleep last night because i was anticipating "pop news" with lara spencer. that's right. you kept me up. >> did i? you're actually involved in "pop news." >> i'm involved. maybe that's why. >> we will begin with some real estate eye candy for you. who doesn't love that and your chance to live like brad and jen. their beverly hills mansion once owned by brad pitt and jennifer aniston is on the market. 12,000 square feet of gorgeousness. completely renovated by the couple, five bedrooms, a bar in there that doubles as a screening room and has a projector that pops out of the

floor. we all need that. >> wow. >> there's a stylish guest house for me. a tennis court, beautiful modern pool. all for three times what brad and jen paid. they paid 13.5 million. the new owner is selling it for a cool 49 mill. >> that price. >> some people think real estate is a good investment. there you go. yeah, thought you might enjoy that. also in "pop news" this morning, in the world of game shows, "$100,000 pyramid" to be exact, hosted by the one and only michael strahan. [ applause ] better than ever. brand-new season and have the exclusive clip, i don't know how we got it, featuring "snl" star leslie jones. the topic, basketball. >> oh, the sound that the ball makes -- >> swoosh, swoosh, swish. [ bell rings ] >> there we go.

>> i'm so glad i played basketball. i played basketball. that's the only way i could have got through that, yo. >> the "j" was looking nice. >> because they don't know about the wrist. >> nothing but net from jones. find out how she did. the season premiere of "$100,000 pyramid" airs sunday 9:00 p.m. where? right here on abc. [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah. >> she is fun. >> she's the best. i love leslie. >> she brings it. >> everybody is bringing it. it will be a great season. >> looking forward to it. also, in the news, tyler perry, the actor/comedian/filmmaker. >> recently on "gma." >> indeed. he's retired as you all know. his iconic character madea from the big screen and now he would like to retire something else. listen up, people. the attention-seeking billboard don't do it. perry posted this picture with gentle words of warning to all actors and actresses trying to get cast on one of his shows or movies writing this is not the way to get my attention.

he goes on to say, this is the third time someone has tried to do it in his hometown of atlanta and, quote, when you do things like, it puts my team on high alert and makes me look at you sideways. save your money and just come audition. >> yeah. [ applause ] and then finally, can we get some "mission: impossible" music? do we have that? ♪ there we go. we need it for this young man in california trying to sneak home. can you see him? there he is. yeah. poor thing. >> no. >> yeah, yeah, trying to speak home. he didn't want his mom to catch him so dropped to the ground to avoid the doorbell security camera except, hello, it has a wide angle lens. mission not accomplished. >> ooh. [ laughter ] [ applause ]

>> mission is accomplished. >> his mom was probably right behind the front door. [ applause ] >> that is how he got on this. >> that was funny. our "gma" cover story. madonna this morning is taking on "the new york times" saying she felt raped by a profile written about her. erielle reshef has the story. >> pretty strong words there making waves. madonna is fuming about that expose and not holding back launching an instagram tirade against "the new york times" and the writer this morning. some of her controversial comments making a lot of people upset. ♪ express yourself ♪ >> reporter: this morning the material girl expressing herself once again. ♪ i'm burning up for your love ♪ madonna on fire over this just released "the new york times" magazine profile entitled "madonna at sixty." the pop superstar posting on instagram to say that i was disappointed in the article would be an understatement. it makes me feel raped. and, yes, i'm allowed to use

that analogy having been raped at the age of 19. the notoriously private singer taking aim at the writer, who spent months shadowing her, a move madonna now says she regrets. i'm sorry i spent five minutes with her. the singer adding, the journalist who wrote this article chose to focus on trivial and superficial matters such as the ethnicity of my stand-in and never ending comments about my age which would never have been mentioned had i been a man. in the article vanessa grigoriadis is complimentary of madonna's looks writing, despite unforgiving paparazzi shots of the work on her face, she was shockingly beautiful up close. at various points, the journalist making direct and indirect references to madonna's age. the sex bomb at 60 was slightly less than bionic and i realized i couldn't ask her anything about as personal as menopause but had to broach the topic of aging. the writer striking an empathetic tone. i admired her for shaking off prejudice about what an older

woman could be, being creative, provocative and sexual over 60. the article pays tribute to madonna as a groundbreaking artist calling her a goddess, without madonna we don't have britney spears, lady gaga and maybe even janelle monae. the controversy swirling in the windup to the release of "madam x" her first full length album in four years. but it's been a rocky road back to the spotlight so far. ♪ i took a pill and had a dream ♪ >> reporter: in april her single "medellin" debuting to lackluster numbers before falling below the top 100. >> reporter: she ended the post by calling "the new york times" one of the founding fathers of the patriarchy woven deep in society and vowed to continue to fight for women. "the new york times" has declined to comment but her

album drops june 14th. so this is publicity. >> sure is. >> we're talking about her. that's for sure. we turn to a new trend in cosmetics. clean beauty which means that every ingredient that goes into your favorite fragrance gets put on the label. becky worley is taking a closer look joining us from san francisco. good morning, becky. >> good morning, cecilia. let's call it a touch of eau de toilette, lotion that's scented. did you ever think about what makes your perfumes and cosmetics smell the way they do? this new trend says you should think about it and know every ingredient in your scented products. when michelle pfeifer announced a new line of fragrances that disclose every single ingredient, it made news and everyone from jessica alba to gwyneth paltrow tout clean beauty. why? primarily because in the u.s. cosmetic makers need only list fragrance when labelling their products. some advocacy groups say that

lack of transparency is problematic. >> there are multiple issues that can arise from fragrance components, for example, phthalate. >> they are synthetic compounds used to stabilize them. there's conflicting information about their impact. a report from doctors in 2009 say some studies done on animals could disrupt their reproductive systems. the cdc and fda do not associate them with adverse health effects in humans. eu has forbidden them and has much stricter rules in general banning over 1,300 ingredients while the u.s. only bans 11. to show that difference, we bought a product that's widely sold, this lotion in london adheres to the european union standard. then we purchased the same product here in the u.s. to compare the ingredients and how they differ. this bottle of lotion, for example, purchased in the uk lists 33 different ingredients. but the same lotion purchased here in the u.s. lists only 22.

unilever tells us on our website we voluntarily disclose all fragrance components in our products greater than 100 parts per million and have plans to begin listing fragrance allergens on u.s. labels in the near future. in the eu every product must have all ingredients listed including fragrance components that exceed 1% of the total volume. unlike the labeling laws here in the u.s. so we just can't see all the ingredients in the u.s. version of these cosmetics. >> there definitely is a trend towards choosing products that have as few chemicals as possible because i think it's being more widely recognized that this is a growing issue. >> listen, until there's additional research or a change in regulations it comes down to a personal preference. if you want to know what's in your personal care products, well, then this clean beauty trend has you smelling like a rose. >> oh, yeah. >> that was pretty good, becky. thanks so much, my friend. we head over to ginger now. >> time for a "gma" moment from

nashville, tennessee. this is actual video of me trying to get out of bed this morning. that's actually colt from tennessee. a little baby that his mom says he just started doing this and watch at the end here. gives up. that will be me in about an hour. so we'll see you soon. how about you go to my facebook i'm abc 7 news meteorologist mike nicco. good morning. it's going to be sunny this afternoon, our most comfortable day moving forward. the bay in the coast will be hottest sunday inland monday and then we'll see the heat start to ease on the coast tuesday and for the rest of us later next week. low to mid-70s around the bay, upper 70s inland. tonight not quite as chilly as this morning. my accuweather

oh oh, it is now to the nba finals. there's a lot of anticipation for game four tonight when the toronto raptors will take on the golden state warriors in oakland led by the warriors' all-star steph curry. >> when he's not handling the ball you may find him with a handful of popcorn. the guy loves it. back out to t.j. holmes to explain this story. hey, teej. >> reporter: hey, good morning, guys. i have now covered five straight nba finals and it just so happens that the warriors have also been at all those finals. now, after they won the championship last year, this was back-to-back championships they won, steph curry came out to talk to me on the court in an interview. take a look at the first thing we talked about. he just won a championship and the first thing we discussed was popcorn. yes, his favorite thing in the world might be winning championships but a close second is popcorn. steph curry, basketball star, stadium popcorn critic.

curry talked here in his youtube series "five minutes from home" about his popcorn obsession and where to find the best in the country. >> i have a huge popcorn addiction, i call it. >> reporter: the golden state warriors' point guard spotted snacking even on the bench. the popcorn loving gene possibly passed down from his dad dell curry, former nba player who says it's still his snack of choice at his son's games. but steph is so dedicated to the crunchy snack he decided to rank popcorn from stadiums across the country as he travels with the nba. >> i have my own popcorn ranking. my own popcorn power ranking. >> he's got a system. rating each stadium on these factors. >> freshness, the saltiness, the butteriness and crunchiness of the popcorn. >> he is a popcorn connoisseur. we want to see if michael is up to the challenge. do you think you could rank his top five popcorns from the

various basketball arenas? >> if i didn't think i could do it, i wouldn't be here. >> let's do it. steph as you just saw considers these factors -- i need you to focus here. freshness, saltiness, crunchiness, butteriness and presentation. no particular order here. it's the sacramento kings, the mavericks, the brooklyn nets, the portland trail blazers and the heat. those are the popcorns. taste and rank. >> all right. >> wait, first i would do a little taste test. >> brooklyn, that one is pretty good. >> that's the miami heat. >> miami. [ laughter ] >> take your time. this is very -- there's a lot of pressure. >> everything is big in texas, yeah. [ cheers ] sacramento. >> and finally portland trail blazers. >> please rank your popcorns. >> i'll rank my popcorn.

that one is there. >> okay, so number five. >> yeah, i'll probably go there, four. >> portland trail blazers, four. >> dallas was good. >> t.j. you're listening? >> i'm listening. >> dallas gets number one according to michael. >> brooklyn is great. >> brooklyn is great. going for number two. >> i'm sorry. i keep messing up. >> there we go. >> so, t.j., michael has now ranked them fifth place went to sacramento. first place went to dallas. what do you say? what did steph rank his popcorns? which order? >> okay, if stray already has five, sacramento and one dallas he is right in line with steph curry. this is steph's list. number five, sacramento kings. >> you got it. >> number four -- >> okay. >> -- the portland trail blazers. number three, steph has the miami heat, number two the brooklyn nets. >> yes. >> no way. >> and one, dallas mavericks.

how does stry stack up? >> and the number one -- >> the dallas mavericks, yes. >> number one. >> number one is the dallas mavericks. >> that's right. >> i just handed out popcorn. they're like why you giving us popcorn number two? we want popcorn number one. >> handing out popcorn. >> i'm so happy. so happy, t.j. >> the man can play football and he has taste buds of a god. wow, thanks, teej. we want to thank levi, the dining hospitality partner at 22 nba arenas for providing most of the popcorn. see game four of the nba finals tonight, 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on abc. [ applause ] >> alec baldwin is here when we come back. >> alec baldwin is here when we come back.

good morning, north bay. good morning it's 8:27. i'm reggie aqui from "abc7 mornings." b.a.r.t. can start testing its new extension. they just gave the keys to the stations in milpitas and the san jose neighborhood. b.a.r.t. should begin running to the south bay by the end of this year. that should be some good news. trafficwise, this morning, how we doing? >> getting a few vehicles off the road hopefully, and make your commute easier. we're making good ground on the bay bridge toll plaza. trying to see if they turned the meter lights off yet. nothing official. we're in the g

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♪ i can make your hands clap i can make your hands clap ♪ welcome back to "gma" and our next guest can do it all. he is an actor, writer, producer and comedian and you know him most recently for his award winning portrayal of president trump on "saturday night live." now he is starring in the new movie "framing john delorean." please welcome alec baldwin. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i can make your hands clap i can make your hands clap ♪ >> where do i go? here? mike, mike, good to see you, where do i go? here? [ applause ] >> oh, man. >> first of all, why wasn't i asked to judge the popcorn contest? come on. are you serious? >> we can always brew up some more for you. pop some more. >> that's pretty impressive. >> you know what i love about

doing the show, backstage they're saying your hosts on this segment are lara, michael and george are their names. uh-huh. okay. [ laughter ] thanks for that. >> you remembered. >> i remembered. >> i want to talk to you. you and your wife have four kids under the age of 6. >> yes. >> it's friday. what is the friday night looking like for you? [ snoring ] >> no, we try to do as much as possible, you know, around our kids. where i work and don't work and, you know, we -- my wife feeds and bathes and puts the kids to bed every night and then we slink out of the house to one of the same three restaurants to have dinner. there we go. thank you. [ applause ] there we go. i'll take that with me. but, you know, everything is about that and my wife wants to have another one. >> oh, my gosh. >> do they get father's day yet? >> i said i hope you and your next husband are very happy. we'll have five kids.

i'm 61 years old. >> i don't know where the fifth will fit. look at this picture. it's so cute. you posted this. >> yeah. >> what is happening and what is going through your mind? >> i call this sunday. this is sunday. and, no, but, listen, it's the happiest time of my life. i have my older daughter ireland and, you know, i love children and obviously we like to collect children and that's what we've been doing with our lives right now. i work a little bit. the funny thing, we'll go to california on business and i'll go shoot something or do something and we'll bring everybody with us. and i say to my wife, you realize we're not going to make any money on this trip. all the money is going to go for the hotel bill. >> do they watch you on tv? do they know what you do? >> they have been more and more. at that age now where they

at that age now where they always -- like ad nauseam blurt out these lines from some film i did so lately, i did a voice in "madagascar" two years ago and the guy who is the penguin turns to the monkey and says, i'd like to kiss you, monkey man which tom mcgraff voiced that, the director and they say it to me like 90 times a day. >> it's cute. >> i say to them, you know, there is a fire alarm and we need to leave the apartment. i'd like to kiss you, monkey man. endless. >> let's talk about the new "framing john delorean." it's kind of s twist on a documentary. what is the idea behind it? >> don argott and sheena joyce, the directors did a documentary film that i loved called "the art of the steal" about the acquisition of the barnes collection by the philadelphia museum. one of my favorite documentaries of all time. i met them and i said, i want to do something with you so they asked me to play delorean in the

reenactment footage embedded inside the documentary. >> he was this guy who made a car back in the 1970s, '80s. >> delorean was an executive at gm who was the guy that launched the gto and thought people in america would want a street high performance car and gambled on that and got them to gamble on it and won. but then he left gm which he might have become the head of. he had a career at gm that was unstoppable and left because he wanted to have his own car. so he designed and built the delorean, the car from "back to the future." very iconic car but got himself in a lot of trouble which everybody knows, trying to sell cocaine to finance his company. >> oops. >> that's what i said. she's in the front row looking at me, what? >> you guys want to see a little bit of it? >> yes. [ applause ] >> wait, what are you doing? you're doing a movie? >> we do reenactment footage of delorean's drama, his caper, his escapades and shoot them as a movie and cut it into a movie

about delorean and what he did and what he went through. and the good news is i don't have to bother with any of that. they do. i just go put the makeup on and go try to be delorean. [ applause ] >> so you're at home and at work at the same time. >> my wife is always asking where are you now? >> i need help with these kids. >> right, get back here. >> the character -- you get into character there. i know a lot of people have been trying to make a movie about john delorean for years. he actually called you before he passed away. >> there was a period when they were going to make films about john's life maybe two or three in the mid to early '90s. he called me on the phone an he said -- i can't do it now because i have a bit of a cold.

but delorean with his michigan accent, alec, i'd like you to play me in the movie about my -- >> wow. >> the movie never got made but oddly enough as many of you probably know, john's estate he was living in towards the end of his life is now the trump golf course in bedminster, new jersey and john's mansion is the clubhouse. >> worlds collide. >> you're done with trump, right? >> i'd like to be done in terms of it crashes all my weekends. i go home i'm in bed by like 3:00 in the morning at the end of the show and my kids are up at 5:30 in the morning. i don't need to explain to you about how daddy's hours affect his family life. any of you. so, no, but i mean -- people always don't remember that, you know, doing that show -- they're my dear friends and lorne is my dear friend. whether i go back or not, i don't know, but i need to go to work and make some money to pay for all my children. [ laughter ]

>> we got to say, you're going to step into the hot seat because you're doing one of these comedy central roasts. that's the hot seat. you ready for that. >> i did -- spike has a roast that i did and that's more friends and family and i was grateful de niro and clinton came. the one for comedy central -- and people who are not friends with them -- not friends and family -- oh, no. black belt comics but the good news is comedy central agreed with me to match me. they pay you a fee and we're beet going to put up a half million dollars to give to tony bennett's school of the arts in queens. [ applause ] >> alec, thank you so much for coming. good luck with all those kid, man, you got this. and "framing john delorean," it is out now, make sure you check out alec baldwin, everybody. and coming up how bringing a dog to the office will improve your work. well, you could tell your boss to watch this. you know when you're at ross and suddenly realize great

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♪ we are back with our series dog m.d. let me intro you to my new friend luka a collie mix. i might keep him, he's so cute. not only is he cute he may be a life safer. having a pet in your life can improve your heart health and dr. ashton is here with her bestie, mason. you brought your own dog with

you. the american heart association is encouraging people to bring their dogs to work every friday in june. >> i'm doing it. >> i know. when you see "gma," we all have puppies from now on, you'll know why. >> exactly. >> pets at work. why is that a good idea? >> it's interesting. this is the first time a major health organization and the american heart association taking the lead on this is working with a pet initiative because we know when we go home and we see our friends -- and by the way not just dogs but any pet that it just improves our mood and when you talk about the workplace, social connection and mood are kind of important to being productive so it's kind of a no-brainer. put the two together. i had mason in the control room before. he was -- >> there's michael our executive producer. that was hair and makeup. >> amazing. >> so it improved the mood of the studio already. >> there's a specific link between hetpets and heart health.

>> yeah, so when you talk about a vast number of americans have pets of all kinds and then heart disease obviously the number one killer -- >> the dog is out. >> number one killer. >> so you can bring your dog to work. you might not get a lot done. >> like us here. >> but when you talk about the two, pets and then heart health, this is kind of low hanging fruit to target things that we can do to reduce the risk of heart health and obviously not just activity but social connections super important. >> this little guy has a lot to say in there. but a lot of that has to do with the exercising with your dog, walking your dog. >> anyone who is a dog owner knows you usually have to walk that dog or go for a jog with the dog. studies have shown people who have dogs are actually at about a one-third lower risk of developing type 2 diabetes. you may not be able to take your iguana for a walk or take your hamster for a walk but in general people who have pets are a little bit more physically active. >> lucas, you want to come with me to the white house?

you'll see me there. you can ask dr. jen your questions on facebook live and all of these dogs even lucas, are up for adoption. >> except for this one. >> not mason. you can't have mason. everybody else you can have at the north shore animal league. ginger? >> cecilia, that looks a little easier than the clouded leopard yesterday. just slightly yesterday. gosh, i want a dog. how about we do this, talk about summer and sharing grilling tips. we've been doing it all summer with our sponsored king's hawaiian. this one is for the charcoal grill master. make sure you store that charcoal in a cool, dry place because if it gets exposed to rain or high humidity, the charcoal will not light efficiently. got to share photos of your friends and family grilling for a chance to win a trip to the disney aulani resort. go to goodmorningamerica.co good morning. we begin today cooler with high clouds and sunshine. we end up really comfortable this afternoon. 60s and 70s under a mostly sunny

sky. my accuweather sunday forecast now, coming up, alessia cara performs live. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

♪ we are back now with our "gma" summer concert series and this morning grammy winning singer/songwriter and producer alessia cara is taking over times square. she's about to before we do that i want to talk to you. a lot of exciting things are happening for you and i'm watching tv, you're canadian and you were singing the canadian anthem at game two of the nba finals. >> yes. home and do that for that crowd? >> oh, my god. it was awesome. it was also a little terrifying. very scary to do that in front

of everybody. it was the best being from toronto and knowing it's the first time in the finals, so cool, i felt patriotic doing that. >> who you picking for tonight's game? >> i have to say obviously my team. i mean, we're going to win the whole thing, right? >> i like the way you think. >> come on. yeah, we got it. come on. >> everyone here is excited to hear you sing. we know you're going on tour with shawn mendes, arena tour this year. so good luck with that. you guys ready? you ready? all right. it is time to hear alessia cara, here's her top 40 hit, "out of love." >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ i won't tell you i'm lonely 'cause it might be selfish ♪ ♪ i won't ask you to hold

me 'cause that won't mend what's helpless ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ ♪ and there's not a thing i could say not a song i could sing for your mind to change ♪ ♪ nothing can fill up the space ♪ ♪ won't ask you to stay but let me ask you one thing ♪ ♪ oh, when did you fall out of love out of love ♪ ♪ oh, when did you fall out of love with me ♪

♪ i can't float in an ocean that's already been drained ♪ ♪ i won't cry at your feet no, no, no, i know my tears will fall in vain ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ ♪ there's not a thing i could say, not a song i could sing ♪ ♪ for your mind to change nothing can fill up the space ♪ ♪ won't ask you to stay but let me ask you one thing ♪ ♪ oh, when did you fall out of love ♪

♪ out of love ♪ ♪ okay, when did you fall out of love with me ♪ ♪ no use wondering while your change in heart has wandered ♪ ♪ so i ask you this question 'cause it might help me sleep longer ♪ ♪ oh, when did you fall out of love out of love ♪ ♪ oh when did you run out of love for me ♪

♪ out of love out of love out of love, out of love ♪ ♪ out of love with me ♪ [ applause ] >> thank you. "gma's" summer concert series sponsored by king's hawaiian. irresistible since 1950.

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we are back now including little lucas with alessia. she will sing us into the weekend with a song of her latest -- off her latest album "the pains of growing." this is "my kind." [ applause ] ♪ do you recall the days at your old place ♪ ♪ playing with troll dolls to scare the kids away ♪ ♪ my closet was a time machine, you're the stage ♪ ♪ i wish we told those little girls they're gonna be okay ♪ sunset ♪ still picturing all in my mind ♪ ♪ my kind of time's meant to carelessly spend ♪ ♪ and my kind of nights are the

ones that don't end ♪ ♪ my kind of fun doesn't make any sense and my kind of love you will ever forget ♪ ♪ my kind of time's meant to carelessly spend ♪ ♪ and my kind of nights are the one's that don't end ♪ ♪ my kind of fun doesn't make any sense ♪ ♪ and my kind of love you won't ever forget ♪ ♪ do you remember all the cartoons at midnight ♪ ♪ like the one about the crass humored french guy ♪ ♪ what about you mr. poetry ♪ ♪ and about what all we've built in just a couple weeks ♪ ♪ talking about all of our fears through a cracked screen ♪ ♪ picking little fights over falling asleep ♪ ♪ i wish you knew i loved you when you knew you loved me ♪ ♪ really wish i knew you sooner than my 20s ♪ ♪ my kind of time's meant to carelessly spend ♪ ♪ and my kind of nights are the ones that don't end ♪ ♪ my kind of fun doesn't make any sense and my kind of love you won't ever forget ♪ ♪ my kind of time's meant to carelessly spend ♪

♪ and my kind of nights are the ones that don't end ♪ ♪ my kind of fun doesn't make any sense ♪ ♪ and my kind of love you won't ever forget ♪ ♪ my kind of love you will never forget ♪ ♪ my kind of love you will never forget ♪

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this is "abc7 mornings.." good morning, i'm reggie aqui from "abc7 mornings." get ready for that heat to be turned up soon. hi mike nicco. parking will be hot out there. 60s and 70s for highs. 90 at santa cruz 84 in monterey, upper 70s and lower 80s for beaches closer to the bay. the heat is going to peak inland with 100s monday. alexis? it is official now. the bay bridge metering lights are off, so i'm going to determine it friday light this morning. 8: 8:51 the official so they were on for exactly three hours. we are mostly in the green, found one in the yellow. the 580 coming in at 18 minutes.

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