good morning, america. as we join you this tuesday morning there is new trouble for president trump over his pressure on ukraine. did the president abuse power to protect his political interests and punish a rival? calls for impeachment growing after a new revelation, that president trump personally ordered nearly $400 million of aid to be withheld from ukraine just days before his call with their leader where he encouraged an investigation into political rival joe biden. the president insists now he did nothing wrong as democrats plan to meet this afternoon to talk impeachment. breaking news. chaos in the u.k. the major court ruling just in saying prime minister boris johnson broke the law when he suspended parliament. terror plot foiled. disturbing new details about an active duty u.s. soldier arrested for allegedly discussing attacks on the u.s., targeting a major news network

and a presidential candidate. wicked weather. monsoon storms pounding the southwest turning roads into rivers. passengers stuck on this flight trying to land three times in the storm. oprah's health scare, revealing a very serious bout of pneumonia that landed her in the e.r. her warning for everyone this morning. a "gma" exclusive. demi moore with diane sawyer pulling back the curtain on her marriage with bruce willis and a moment she fell for 25-year-old ashton kutcher. >> i just felt like a 15-year-old girl hoping that somebody liked me. >> that's all true. >> the pregnancy, the struggles with sobriety and the news about ashton she got on the red carpet that changed everything. the interview only on "gma." ♪ just dance the surprise elimination overnight, the supreme mary wilson sent packing. stunning the audience and the judges. now she's speaking out on "gma."

♪ we do say good morning, america. i have to say that was a bit of a surprise in the ballroom. >> big surprise. mary wilson, she has so many of us, so many fans rooting for her and you could see tell it was really a tough elimination last night, and she spoke to "gma" right from the ballroom and that is ahead on the show. but first, that breaking news overnight. president trump personally ordered the suspension of hundreds of millions of dollars in military aid to ukraine just days before he encouraged their president to investigate his political rival joe biden. this development is fueling new calls to open impeachment proceedings in the house. >> of course, all this as the president prepares to address the u.n. general assembly in new york today. our chief white house correspondent jon karl is there with the latest. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, robin. as the president prepares to take the world stage here at the united nations, this new

development, breaking new development in the ukraine controversy, raising new questions about whether or not the president pressured a foreign leader to investigate a political rival. abc news has confirmed reports that days before he talked to the president of ukraine about investigating joe biden, president trump himself ordered his chief of staff to withhold some $400 million in military aid to ukraine. this revelation comes as pressure to begin impeachment hearings grows from previously reluctant democrats. >> i don't know how i live in a country, i help lead a country that allows a president of the united states to openly admit to this kind of corruption and get away with it. >> reporter: now, seven more house democrats are joining the call to impeach, writing in an op-ed in "the washington post" that, quote, these new allegations are a threat to all we have sworn to protect. the president still insists that there was no quid pro quo. >> i did not make a statement

that, you have to do this or i'm not going to give you "a." i wouldn't do that. i wouldn't do that. >> reporter: but earlier in the day the president seemed to acknowledge he did consider withholding aid unless the investigation went forward. >> we're supporting a country, r we want toy is why would you give money to a country that you think is corrupt? >> reporter: the president also suggested it wouldn't have been wrong if he did do it. >> i think it would probably, possibly have been okay if i did, but i didn't. i didn't put any pressure on them whatsoever. >> reporter: on the eve of his u.n. speech the president dispatched vice president pence to fox news to defend his actions. >> he mentioned vice president biden and his son in the context of us wanting to see honest government. >> reporter: while there has been no evidence of any wrongdoing, joe biden's son hunter did make tens of thousands of dollars a month working for a ukrainian company while his father was vice president. biden on twitter is urging the president to release the transcript of his call with the ukrainian president.

among the world leaders the president will meet with tomorrow here in new york is the president of ukraine, president zelensky, who has not yet talked about any of this, george. meanwhile, i am told there is white house of going forward and releasing the transcript of the president's conversations with president zelensky. >> so they might release the transcript but still holding the line on releasing the whistle-blower complaint? >> reporter: it sure seems -- i see absolutely no indication that they are going to budge at all on that and, of course, that is the demand from speaker of the house nancy pelosi. >> okay, jon karl, thanks very much. let's bring in our senior congressional correspondent, mary bruce, for more on that right now. mary, this development that jon reported on overnight, seven house freshman democrats now say it's time to go forward on impeachment. >> reporter: this is a very big deal. this is a group of freshmen democrats from swing districts who could be vulnerable if

impeachment backfires politically on democrats. pelosi has been reluctant to go down this road in part because she wants to protect these seats. these are her so-called majority makers. now these members are telling the speaker to go for it and that this cannot stand and if these allegations are true we believe these actions represent an impeachable offense. george, they are clearly giving the speaker political cover here to consider impeachment and they are not alone. we are now seeing some of pelosi's closest allies saying this is a turning point. >> and she is really taking charge of this issue today in the house. >> reporter: george, this is going to be a pivotal day. the speaker is going to be sitting down with the chairman of the committees who are investigating this matter and then she's going to huddle with all of her members, every single democrat in the house to try to chart a path forward. the big question for the speaker now is, can she stem this rising tide? we now have 60%, more than 60% of her members, who support impeachment. now, pelosi all along has been saying she needs two things in order to go down this road,

she needs republican support and buy-in from the public. right now she has neither. this is a matter of national security and the more that we learn about these revelations, the more the speaker is opening the door to consider impeachment. >> seems to be in something of a new place. mary bruce, thanks very much. michael? >> all right, thank you, george. now to breaking news overseas. there's chaos in the uk this morning over a new ruling that prime minister boris johnson broke the law when he advised the queen to suspend parliament. ian pannell is there outside parliament with the latest. good morning, ian. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, michael. wow, what an explosive ruling politically, constitutionally and legally unprecedented and today one of america's closest allies is in a state of chaos and the future of one of president trump's favorite leaders is thrown into doubt. now, what's just happened is that britain's supreme court has ruled that boris johnson's advice to the queen to suspend parliament behind me was unlawful. now, he said it was to allow time to develop new policies, but with the brexit deadline looming his opponent said it was just to stop debate. now technically the houses of parliament can get back to

business. it's actually empty at the moment. downing street has called this an extraordinary judgment and now boris johnson who is currently where you are in new york at the u.n. general assembly must decide if he returns here immediately. when he does, he's likely to face calls to resign and a vote of no confidence which he could well lose. dramatic news. robin? >> quite a development there. ian, thank you. now to that terror plot uncovered involving a 24-year-old u.s. army soldier arrested for allegedly discussing plans to attack the u.s. and a major american news network. chief justice correspondent pierre thomas has those details for us there in washington. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: robin, good morning. the charges have left law enforcement deeply concerned. fbi claiming an active duty combat soldier wanted to join a ukrainian paramilitary group that identifies with neo-nazis but also was allegedly discussing targets here at home. this morning, cnn saying it is the network allegedly discussed as a potential target by a u.s.

army infantry soldier trained in combat and tactical operations. >> cnn was the major news network. >> reporter: jarrett william smith stationed at fort riley, kansas, was arrested on saturday after he allegedly talked to a confidential fbi source about placing a vehicle full of various explosive materials at the headquarters of a major news network. and smith allegedly said 30 minutes later, boom. >> anybody that talks on social media or to an undercover source about harming people, it's an immediate red light for the fbi to aggressively investigate it. >> reporter: the fbi says it locked on to the 24-year-old smith last march after receiving a tip he was allegedly using facebook to distribute information about how to build improvised explosive devices and he also had allegedly been discussing joining an ultra right-wing paramilitary group. according to the charge, the fbi

took action last week after smith also allegedly discussed assassinating a presidential candidate. in one chilling exchange about with an undercover fbi operative the undercover asked, you got anyone down in texas that would be a good fit for fire, destruction and death? smith allegedly suggests beto o'rourke. authorities say a number of smith's alleged bomb designs likely would not have worked including that one that would have potentially targeted cnn's headquarters but they say others were viable and potentially dangerous. michael. >> all right, thank you so much, pierre. now we're going to turn to the severe weather hitting the southwest overnight. torrential rain and hail, even a tornado touching down. rescues around the phoenix area and thousands without power. ginger is here with the latest. good morning, ginger. >> good morning to you, michael. that is a tornado north of phoenix, arizona. so new river, arizona, is where we saw that rotareed fatoue been a tornado east of tucson too, so they had severe storms all over, something that they d

si20. this is something they see every season. flash flooding, it was up to 3 1/2 inches of rain that caused close to 30 water rescues. there will be more tropical moisture. there is still yet this morning, that upper level low helping to lift up the atmosphere and then drop a lot of rain so you're still in a flash flood watch all the way into far southwestern mexico and to a place more familiar with tornadoes, iowa has a good shot at seeing it from rochester, minnesota to mason city. >> thanks very much. we turn now to the teen activist taking on world leaders at the u.n. an emotional greta thunberg, the swedish girl, has sparked a global youth movement, sailing n footprt l week's climate strike. tom llamas has her story. >> reporter: greta thunberg's

taking it head on pulling no punches. her passionate speeches have drawn attention all over the world and now she's on the president's radar as well. overnight, the president seeming to mock this teenage activist with a sarcastic tweet. >> this is all wrong. i shouldn't be up here. i should be back in school on the other side of the ocean. >> reporter: this morning, the united nations still feeling the shock waves of teenage climate activist greta thunberg. >> people are suffering. people are dying. entire ecosystems are collapsing. we are in the beginning of a mass extinction and all you can talk about is money and fairy tales of eternal economic growth. how dare you? >> reporter: the new face of a younger generation warning inaction by world leaders right now will lead to an irreversible climate disaster. >> you have stolen my dreams and my childhood with your empty words. >> reporter: the swedish teen also making headlines for this moment when she and president

trump crossed paths, some noting thunberg's icy stare. the 16-year-old has castigated leaders like president trump who took the u.s. out of the paris climate agreement for not focusing on climate change. >> you all come to us young people for hope. how dare you. >> reporter: now, overnight, the president tweeting an emotional portion of thunberg's remarks writing, she seems like a very happy, young girl looking forward to a bright and wonderful future. so nice to see. many point out the president likely was sarcastic with that tweet. >> likely? okay, thanks, tom. now to oprah speaking out about that health scare saying she suffered from a very serious case of pneumonia which forced her to cancel all her obligations. eva pilgrim is here with details. eva, good thing that oprah is on the mend. she has a warning for everyone, doesn't she? >> that's right. oprah winfrey says she's now

looking at her health very differently after a tough fight with pneumonia and warning others not to take any chances. >> please welcome oprah winfrey. >> reporter: talk show legend oprah winfrey opening up about her recent health scare with pneumonia. >> i was on antibiotics for a week. the antibiotics weren't working and then i went back for another ct scan. they said it's actually worse. you should see a lung specialist. >> reporter: the media mogul telling ellen degeneres the infection was so serious her doctor pushed her to cancel all upcoming events and abstain from flying for a month. >> so i go into the lung specialist. he puts his stethoscope here and i see the, oh, [ bleep ] face. it is like, oh, my -- something is wrong with you and i can see it. he didn't hide it. >> reporter: pneumonia is a potentially deadly infection where fluid fills the air sacs of one or both lungs. about 50,000 people each year die from the disease in the united states. winfrey is not the first high-profile name to suffer from bouts of pneumonia. whoopi goldberg battled double

pneumonia and sepsis earlier this year. >> this is a cautionary tale for all of us. you must really take care of yourself because there's little tiny stuff out there that will kill that you you never think of. >> reporter: winfrey, too, now preaching a similar message. >> don't play with it and get your flu shots and get your pneumonia shots. it's nothing to play with. it takes people out. >> reporter: and flu season is fast approaching. it starts in october which is just days away and it lasts until about may and this is the time to get your flu shots. doctors are warning this flu season doesn't look like it's going to be a good one so take the precautions. >> better safe than sorry. all right, eva, thank you very much. now to the new "jeopardy" champ on an impressive winning streak. jason is now in third place on the all-time money list and does he have what it takes to overtake the two legends who are ahead of him? t.j. holmes is here and he's spilling his secrets. >> yeah, his secret is i'm smarter than you are, that's the strategy.

and everybody is hung up on this idea. this is a math teacher. this is a math teacher. this dude has degrees in mathematics, he has a degree in chemical engineering and a masters in statistics. >> he's smart. >> this is not just any math teacher. >> reporter: we just had "jeopardy!" james. >> he could set a new one-day record with that total of 72,000. >> reporter: now say hello to "jeopardy jason." >> music, 16. >> answer, daily double. >> i'll wager $4,000. >> reporter: 42-year-old albuquerque math teacher jason zuffranieri got his 17th win monday night, bringing his total winnings to nearly half a million dollars. >> $472,096. >> reporter: zuffranieri now the third highest money winner ever behind "jeopardy" legends, ken jennings and james holzhauer. >> only two players, ken jennings and james holzhauer, have won more money in regular competition games. >> reporter: "jeopardy jason" says he tried out for the show nine times before nabbing a spot at the podium.

his secret to success now -- >> one of the great champs who said if you take a toilet paper roll, it actually -- it has the feel and the look of the actual "jeopardy" buzzer. >> reporter: he struggles with the idea of being a "jeopardy" champion and counted among the greats. >> i'm not in the class of those guys at all or many of the other big names that are in there. i think when things are all over, you know, i'll just sit back and kind of -- it'll finally sink in. right now it still doesn't feel real. >> all right. and another thing, this guy represents the u.s. in the national -- in the world championships in sudoku. who knew that that was a thing. >> you can debate the pronunciation. >> okay. >> but he has a ways to go. some perspective. he has won now 17 games. ken jennings won 74. he got a ways to go. but you can see him, he'll compete again tonight. >> but do you have to have a "j" in your name to be successful? you got jennings, james, jason. >> it goes with "jeopardy!." that's the key to success. don't even try out if you don't have a "j."

>> t.j. >> does not work. >> he's next. we're following a lot of other stories including diane sawyer's demi moore exclusive. she opens up about her marriage to ashton kutcher, her pregnancy and miscarriage, and also a google alert that changed everything for her. first, ginger is right here. >> the power of a google alert. let's check this out. we've got -- if this doesn't look like september i don't know what does. jerry, karen, lorenzo and a tropical wave but karen is the one we've been watching for that tropical storm storm to pass over puerto rico later today. what will that mean for puerto rico, vieques, the u.s. virgin islands, potential for up to 8 inches of rain, so flash flooding on the mountainous terrain in puerto rico. jerry quickly will pass by bermuda as a tropical storm. tuesday trivia now.

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also this morning, the officer who arrested two 6-year-olds in orlando has been officials found he didn't follow department procedure. the police chief said, quote, i can only imagine how traumatic this was for everyone involved. and another score for world cup champ, megan rapinoe, named the best women's plar 2019 fifa award, leading the u.s. with its second consecutive world cup and their coach was awarded best coach. >> i love when she did this. it was great. >> well deserved, both of them. this week, demi moore is on "gma" telling us about her life like we've never heard it before. today she talks to diane about her marriages to bruce willis and ashton kutcher and how the old fears from her turbulent childhood caught her by surprise but we start with the photo session that created a sensation. >> reporter: in 1991, a hollywood star decides to take a wrecking ball to the old convention that pregnant women have to be modest. ♪ >> so today when you look at it --

>> i love it. i literally thought there's no way they would ever do it and not because i thought it was so risque or shocking and i just was so fascinated with why is it being seen as like obscene? >> reporter: and in that photo demi moore had started a revolution. in her new memoir she writes about having children and marriage and the high-octane charmer bruce willis sweeping her off her feet. >> welcome to the party, pal. >> reporter: they meet, marry, get pregnant in just four months and then the next ten years together are a blur of rearing three daughters, making 33 movies and drifting toward divorce. determined to put their children first. >> i think that we did a magnificent job of making sure that our children knew they were loved.

>> reporter: she even walked away from hollywood at the height of her career to stay home with her kids at the family house in idaho. and then five years later she is ready to come back. it's 2003. the new "charlie's angels" movie and a part has been written for her. >> hello, angels. >> reporter: her bravado, her bikinis. she is 40 years old and it's at this point one night she goes to a dinner and meets a young actor and entrepreneur named ashton kutcher. >> hi. how are you? nice to meet you. >> reporter: he's also 25 years old. she writes about the ease, the electricity. and after all the years of fighting her way out of that childhood and to the top of her career, she was ready to take a chance. i was a 40-year-old who had a big life and ashton's adult life was just beginning.

i didn't see all that because i was inside of it. i just felt like a 15-year-old girl hoping somebody liked me. >> that's all true. i think that i had been responsible for so much of my life and all of a sudden this window opened up where i was safe, i had money, he loved my children. it wasn't something he feared. he seemed to be comfortable with the enormity of the ex-husband, you know. i felt like i was not coming with baggage. i had trunks. >> reporter: though she points out even though she is 15 years older than ashton her ex-husband bruce willis will marry someone 23 years younger and no one says a word. >> why do you think this culture

is still so shocked, unnerved, unsettled by a woman who is 15 years older? >> gosh, i don't know. it's so silly. i think part of it is we've been conditioned societally to look at the value of a woman being tied to her fertility like what would an older woman have to offer? >> reporter: and then two years into her new relationship -- >> at 42 you were pregnant. >> mm-hmm. >> six months, you go in for a checkup. >> at almost 6 months. >> and you said you will never forget the look on the doctor's face. >> you could see a combination of his dread and it shifting then immediately into matter of fact, practical information.

because it was unquestionable, because there was no heartbeat. >> and you tried again. you had in vitro. >> quite a few times. i can't even really bring fully to words how lost, empty, desperate, confused. i really lost sight of everything that was right in front of me, which is the family i had, and i think the weight that it put on ashton, it's kind of a natural thing to pull back when somebody's, you know, clinging too tight.

>> reporter: clinging, she says, because she had begun falling back into her old childhood fear of not being wanted, of losing everything and after 20 years of sobriety, she starts drinking again. and more. >> then enter vicodin. 12 pills a day? >> yeah, it definitely got up there. >> reporter: after she and ashton kutcher had been together for eight years, she's celebrating a film she's directed. >> you got a google alert? >> yes. >> reporter: she called him. >> what did you say to him? >> i asked if it it was true. and he admitted it right away and i think my response was, are you [ bleep ] kidding me? that was it.

and i think i felt like i could barely take a breath. >> reporter: but she has to walk the red carpet and here she is at that moment, 1,000 light bulbs flashing. >> i really know that there are parts of what occurred with this relationship ending that were a level of devastating for me that wasn't really just about that relationship, it was really about my whole life. it was about being the 2-year-old who wasn't safe, that this really represented that i'm not lovable, that i'm not deserving and that's not about him, that's all just about me. >> reporter: we reached out to ashton kutcher and his representatives say they are not commenting on the book. and tomorrow, she will tell us the lessons she learned that brought back her work, her

family and the life she loves. >> i can't imagine getting a google alert like that and then having to go and face the cameras as she did. her book -- >> strong woman. >> yeah, very strong woman. her book "inside out" is available today. as diane said we'll have the final part of her interview with demi tomorrow where she talks about the night her daughter called 911 to save her life. you remember that? and the turning point that brings her back to the work, the family and the life that she loves. >> a lot more coming up. and coming up here, a twist in the courtroom. a former police officer on trial. now text messages are raising questions. every stage. numbers don't define us... 25, 45, 65... it's a state of mind. dreams to seize! more opportunities. disrupting aging... behind all that's changing is aarp, opening doors for you, for me. "too old," "too young," nah uh, we're in this as one.

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back now with those new developments in the case of a former police officer, amber guyger, on trial for killing her neighbor saying she mistakenly thought he was an intruder and now text messages sent moments before are raising questions. marcus moore has the latest from dallas. good morning, marcus. >> reporter: george, good morning. this riveting trial is already revealing key details about that night that we didn't know before including those deleted text messages between former officer guyger and a partner on the day of the shooting. day one of this highly anticipated trial offering the most details since the shooting about what allegedly happened the night amber guyger shot and killed botham jean inside his own dallas apartment. >> i thought i was in my own apartment and i shot a guy thinking that it was my apartment. >> reporter: the 30-year-old former police officer is charged with murder, claiming she mistakenly walked into jean's apartment that night, thinking it was hers. in their opening statements prosecutors holding up this dusty doormat saying it

represents a litany of errors on her part that night eyay shou apartment is this extremely obvious bright red floor mat. amber guyger had no floor mat. >> reporter: and for the first time publicly word of text messages and phone calls between guyger and a former partner moments before she walked into jean's apartment. the partner testifying that after the shooting the pair deleted intimate photos and text messages and that after the shooting she called had him to the scene. guyger's defense team arguing that she was tired and on autopilot after a long day on duty and that she feared for her life thinking there was an intruder in her home. >> she has tunnel vision. she's in her apartment. my god, there is a man in my apartment and he's big. he's twice her size. and he's coming at her and she pulls her again and she starts to say hands, but he drowns her out and he's yelling, hey, hey!

>> reporter: and guyger's attorneys have indicated that the former officer will take the stand in her own defense in a trial that is expected to last two weeks. guys. >> my goodness, just getting started with that. thank you, marcus. coming up, two different tuesday moods. we're going to ask you which are you? it's our "play of the day." we'll be right back. >> it's tuesday. ♪

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>> make you want to shake your groove thing, doesn't it? >> how do you know i'm not? >> oh, boy. we're back with our "play of t >> yeah, we are. >> and two guys with two very different tuesday moods and first check out this guy's mood. he's a police officer caught on camera. he's really feeling the groove, showing off some extremes or call it dad dancing at the route 66 west fest in new mexico. kid looks like he's enjoying himself too. then there's this guy, yeah, not exactly feeling it. a solitary michigan wolverine fan, he's having a rough enough time watching his team get crushed by wisconsin this past weekend, but the badger fans they know how to rub it in. look at them. "jump around," they play it at every game and it's a staple at the wisconsin games and they do just that.

they jump around, but this lonely wolverines fan wasn't jumping for joy. >> oh. >> two different moods. >> very different. >> i know which one you are. comingp, renee zellweger, she's talking -- taking on the role of her life, getting oscar buzz for judy, judy, judy. now she's here live. come on back. she's here live. come on back. , judy. now she's here live. come on back. ♪ i'm back in baby's arms more glorious than a billion sunsets. we were found. ♪ i'm back where i belong found by the hounds. ♪ back in baby's arms where's mommy? oh, oh hey sweetie. mother nature is at work, but father nature is here. i'm hungry. let's see. (seal noise) oh, how about some smucker's natural? yess. first ingredient, real strawberries. (wind blowing) mommy's home! ♪ ♪

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>> this is "abc7 mornings." good morning, everyone. i'm kumasi aaron. it is 7:56 and mike nicco is standing by with a look at the forecast. good morning, mike. >> good morning, kumasi and everybody. we have a trifecta of trouble, the heat coming in, and even at the coast we will be at near 80s and low 90s in san francisco, and upper 100s inland and we will do it again tomorrow. frances. >> yes, in the sig alert shutdown due to a vehicle possibly exploding, but we are hearing that all of the lanes may be reopened in the westbound direction as well, and westbound direction and slow in eastbound direction. if you are headed to the bay bridge toll plaza plan on a 20 minute wait as it is backed up for the maze. take part in the spare the air day. >> and this is exclusive

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. new trouble for president trump over his pressure on ukraine. calls for impeachment growing now after a new revelation that president trump personally ordered nearly $400 million of aid to be withheld from ukraine just days before his phone call with their leader in which they discussed investigating rival joe biden. the president now insists he did nothing wrong as democrats plan to meet today to talk impeachment. severe weather outbreak. the new storm system on the move churning out of the rockies and into the midwest. tornadoes, huge hail and damaging winds all in the forecast as monsoon storms drench the southwest. "gma" exclusive. the first same-sex couple in "bachelor" nation speaking out in their first tv interview since getting engaged. the stresses they're facing, how they're building their relationship and their best advice for finding love. ♪ the duke and duchess on a mission, meghan's heartfelt

message for so many. >> i am here with you as a mother, as a wife, as a woman, as a woman of color and as your sister. >> as the couple shows off their moves, it's day two of their royal road trip. we're live from south africa. ♪ somewhere over the rainbow renee zellweger is over the rainbow this morning. her blockbuster performance as judy garland and the role of a lifetime. this morning, she's here live on "gma." ♪ dearly beloved and it was a night to go crazy. karamo revealing the secret coach helping him turn in a princely performance. kate flannery flying to the moon and the moment len had to make a final decision to send the supremes' mary wilson home. our cameras right there backstage all ahead as we say good morning, america. ♪ let's go.

good morning, america. thank you for spending a portion of your tuesday morning with us. you know, sometimes we have a camera crew that's here from different outlets because they want to do stories on us. so i see the camera crew here. they're here for our stage manager, eddie. yes. so, what's the story they're doing on you, eddie? >> it's a tv show called "walk in faith" and they're doing a whole behind-the-scenes and then a sit-down interview. >> show people what you have on your forearm, blessed. that's right. >> i love when she said your name and you're like, oh really, me? the cameras have only been on you all morning, eddie. come on. we got to work on that acting, my friend. >> his blush gave him away. >> you do walk in faith and you make us happy every morning when we walk in here and we see your face, man. >> he has a great laugh too that you always hear but not right now. >> now he gets quiet. and i have to say, this could be controversial, okay. could cats really be man's best friend, not dogs?

this is some new research. we're going to see what it's revealing. george. this is serious investigative reporting. >> okay, we'll have to pay attention to that. we have a lot of news to get to this morning, including that new trouble for president trump. calls for impeachment are growing after a new revelation that the president ordered hundreds of millions of dollars of military aid to be withheld from ukraine just days before he encouraged their president to investigate joe biden. i want to going back to jon karl at the u.n. headquarters where good morning, jon. >> reporter: a subdued president trump just addressed the united nations. ase came into the u.n. complex he was bombarded with questions about the ukraine controversy. and the latest revelations confirmed by abc news that he directed his chief of staff mick mulvaney to withhold aid to ukraine shortly before his call in july with the ukrainian president. saying that he was withholding

aid because he wanted european nations to contribute more but all of this has led to the momentum towards impeachment, a wave of new moderate democrats have come out to begin impeachment hearings in the house. meanwhile, the president, president trump, will actually meet tomorrow here in new york with president zelensky of ukraine. we have not yet heard from the ukrainian president on this entire controversy. george. >> jon karl, thank you very much. robin? now to that severe weather that is a threat that's hitting the southwest overnight. torrential rain, hail, even a tornado, so let's go back to ginger with more on this. good morning again. >> good morning, robin. north of phoenix is where this image comes from. it's hard to believe but they do average four tornadoes a year. this one captured in new river, arizona. something that they also had was east of tucson, damage that could have come from a tornado so potential that there's two. we'll get those surveys today. phoenix, though, plenty of water rescue, dozens. this is something they see every single season, up to 3 1/2 inches of rain brought that

flash flooding and it's not done. there's a lot of pacific moisture riding up. you've got the upper level low and trough that will lift and get convection going. anybody in southern arizona over to southwestern new mexico, watch today. if you get a warning, just don't drive. that's how you survive a flash flood most of the time. just don't get in the car, especially if you don't have to. then look at this. from wisconsin back to kansas, damaging winds but there is an elevated tornado threat in northern iowa up to rochester, minnesota, that we'll have to be watching. michael. >> got to pay attention to those warnings. thank you so much, ginger. coming up, "bachelor" nation's demi and kristian are telling their love story and what's next for them. that's on "gma" this morning. also ahead, transformational tuesday, that is what we're calling it. do you want to be a super attractor? how to find joy and create the life you want. itrnstein, and i was reading her mantra. >> this morning, got me going. >> i got him pumped up. lara, what do you have upstairs?

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