drew: they got our names on them. jobina: get into it. reggie: ♪ >> "good morning america" breaking overnight the explosive report from people who know the leaker exposed top u.s. secret documents to the world. ♪ >> the leaker revealed? the new bombshell reports that the hundreds of highly classified documents were posted in a secret discord chat room by a military base worker. the worldwide fallout this morning. >> also breaking overnight in the abortion pill battle how an appeals court partially blocked a ruling in order to protect access to the drug, but tightened restrictions is the case bound for the supreme court? >> north korean missile launch

causing panic, japanese government putting millions on alert. we have the latest. >> flash flood emergency overnight, torrential downpours strand passengers at the airport in florida. >> that's how much water there is. >> we're live on the scene after the light threatening situation plus more flooding out west. and the extreme april heat around the country. >> newly released 911 calls from inside that louisville bank during the gunfire including one from the gunman's mother. >> my son might be -- has a gun and heading towards the old national. and heading toward. >> the latest on the victims live on the scene. >> fox news face-off. jury selection set to begin in the billion dollars defamation suit, the judge already puts fox news on notice. plus who might be called to testify. dan abrams breaks down the case. >> a family reigniting their demand for answers. the justice department not bringing charges in the mysterious death of shanquella robinson while vacationing in mexico. >> juul's massive settlement $462 million after the company

unlawfully marketed the product to minors. >> scam alert, the mom who got a phone call faking her daughter's kidnapping using voice cloning. >> vacation hot spots the new penalties and fines some countries will use to detain rowdy tourists. what you need to know before you travel. ♪ >> and she's back. this morning new music from the one and only celine dion first on gma. ♪ live in times square, this is "good morning america". >> "good morning america", lot of news to get to on this thursday morning. >> robin: that's right michael including a new economic headline are we headed for a recession, more on what you can expect ahead. >> george: we start with the stunning report on the secret document leak. the washington post has exclusive saying the man behind it worked at a military base at an invite only discord group.

martha raddatz has the latest. >> good morning, this is an extraordinary report an interview with one teen-ager who says the man who leaked troves of classified documents did work on a military base and was part of this online group popular with gamers, a group united by teir love of guns, military gear and god. overnight stunning details. the washington post interview with the teen-ager who says he was a member of the discord server group where the sensitive documents were first shared. >> first find out that these were public, made public. it felt like my heart was beating out of its chest. i could not believe that this was happening. was hamming. we didn't realize the shear just immense nature of these leaks. >> the minor interviewed by the post with his mother's permission, who asked not to be identified, telling the post he knows the identity of the

leaker who he calls og, but will not disclose og's real name, where he lives, or the military base where he says he works. but describing him as a charismatic gun-loving gamer in his early to mid 20s and that og began posting classified information to discord last fall. >> i was first made aware of these documents i want to say about 6-8 months ago. the documents were often listed as ukraine versus russia at first. however, it slowly spiraled into just intelligence about everything. >> the teen-ager says he joined the invite only discord group of roughly two dozen members some from foreign countries at the start of the pandemic and told post reporter shane harris he's read hundreds of classified documents posted by the group's leader. >> this individual, og, was apparently sharing this

classified information, which was illegal, after all, and he appeared to understand that, to prove a point. to prove that he could to impress the people around him. kind of almost like an ego trip. he wasn't acting as a whistle blower, he was trying to impress his friends. he appeared to think that they needed to know things that ordinary people didn't. that he enjoyed telling them about secrets and things that he knew that ordinary people did not. >> that information eventually making its way to other discord groups with thousands of users, causing a global diplomatic fallout since becoming public, revealing sensitive u.s. intelligence and notably sparking accusations. this was an operation to impact the war in ukraine. something the members deny. >> he was just saying that this may be the last he ever sees of us and he was thanking us for all the good times that we had together and hoping that everything would blow over. >> according to the post, it's

unlikely the leak er you can likely the leaker intended the information to spread further. the post also describes a video they say that the teen-ager says is og. the man says the post is at a shooting range. they say he yells a series of racial and anti-semitic slurs into the camera, then fires several rounds at a target. the teen-ager also says, as yet, he has not been contacted by federal authorities. michael? >> michael: i'm pretty sure that might change, martha. thank you very much for your reporting >> now to president biden in ireland amid the growing leak of the classified documents our senior correspondent mary bruce with the president in dublin. good morning, mary. >> good morning michael the biden administration is scrambling to contain all this though the president himself has yet to comment on any of this. i pressed the white house at a briefing here a short while ago and the press secretary is not engaging on the specifics

of any of this noting there is an they are reviewing how it happened and national security implications. the defense department has taken steps to restrict who has access to this kind of information. asked if the pentagon needs to change how they monitor these sites, the onus is on their company, citing their responsibility. ongoing investigation at the justice department. they are, of course, reviewing the national security implications of all this and the defense department has taken steps to try and limit and restrict who has access to this kind of sensitive material. >> an appeals court blocked a ruling to protect access to the drug, but tightens restrictions. senior congressional correspondent rachel scott is here as the case gets close to the supreme court, doesn't it, rachel. good morning. let's start with the big

picture. the pill used in abortions in the united states remains legal and available for now. there are several new limitations. a federal appeals court stepping in overnight to oppose tighter rules that would limit use of the drug mifepristone, allowing it to be used up to seven weeks of pregnancy. and deciding it can no longer be sent in the mail. the appeals court weighing in after conflicting rulings whether the abortion drug should be banned. democrat led states are not waiting for that to come down, wasting no time taking matters into their own handso stockpile t ab drug. washington s enough for three year supply in that state. this morning, the biden administration reacting saying they'll continue to fight this in the courts. we could see this make its way up to the supreme court nearly a year after the supreme court overturned roe v. wade. >> thanks. now to north korea's latest missile launch. issued emergency warning

to residents to seek shelter. britt clennett is tracking this. good morning. >> good morning, george. north korea ramping up tension in the region, firing another missile. the 12th already this year. the launch causing a scare in japan, air raid sirens blaring out there. this is that the missile could have hit the area. they called off an evacuation order after 20 minutes. south korea saying the missile landed in the sea east of north korea. japan saying it may have actually been a type of icbm. those are missiles that are capable of striking anywhere in the continental united states, and the u.s. condemning the latest launch, calling it a brazen violation of multiple u.n. resolutions, and saying it will do what it takes to guarantee safety of america and its allies. michael? >> thank you so much, britt. we turn to the flash flood emergency overnight in florida. victor oquendo is live in ft. lauderdale where the

airport is still shutdown as of now after the life-threatening situation. good morning, victor. >> good morning, michael. the rain was relentless across south florida, the worst of it here in ft. lauderdale where the airport is still closed, and here's why. take a look behind me. the tarmac and runway inundated, looking more like a lake out here. you see water creeping up to luggage carts. this morning, ft. lauderdale waking up underwater. the airport closing due to severe weather. >> that's how much water there is. >> a waterfall of rain overflowing areas. passengers taking luggage, wading through knee deepwater after flights were cancelled. radar indicates up to 25 inches of rain fell in the last 24 hours. drivers trying to navigate flooded streets stalling out, getting towed. >> it was wild. you couldn't go behind you because the water was

rising and i couldn't go either side of the side streets. >> schools across broward county cancelled today. central california, farmers bracing as record bracing snow flows downstream. dana whitworth was there. >> this is as far as you can get on 6th avenue. main access road to some of america's most productive farm lands. but for the next ten miles, they're several feet underwater. >> and the airport is expected to be closed until about noon today. we are getting a short break from the rain now, even more could be on the way this afternoon. robin? >> good you are getting a break now. thank you. going to ginger with more on dangerous flooding. >> good morning to you, robin. it is hard to do what they did in ft. lauderdale yesterday. they got more than two feet of radar estimated rain in one bulls eye.

you take nine hours of one cell, fit it over the same area. it is stationary, it kept filling itself back in. at times taking on almost a super cell, meaning a tornadic signature. unbelievable thing that will be case studied meteorolo. a tornado watch came out for most of the areas there. i am overdressed. we already hit the average high this morning in new york city. records were broken from colorado to minneapolis. near 90 there today. today we could see one of the earliest 90 degree temperatures in new york city and sticks around tomorrow. >> ginger, thank you. we turn to the latest in the mass shooting at a kentucky bank. authorities released 911 audio, including a call from the suspect's mother. tevor ault in louisville with details. good morning. >> good morning, michael. louisville mayor says the day is coming to take meaningful action to stop these kinds of shootings.

past several days have been in mourning. what you are about too see and here is disturbing. ♪ amazing grace >> among the speakers, old national bank ceo jim ryan, remembering his employees, tommy elliott, juliana farmer, jim tutt, deanna eckert and josh barr barrick. >> these were extraordinary people. >> the vigil comes as newly released calls shed light on the horror they endured, including one call from the gunman's mother, who was trying to warn police about her son. >> my son might be -- he has a gun, heading towards the old national here in louisville. >> main street old national? >> yes. this is his mother. i'm so sorry. oh, my lord.

>> her son's roommate said he left a note and likely had a gun. >> i don't know what to do. i need your help. he has never hurt anyone. he's never done anything. >> and you don't believe he owns guns? >> i know he doesn't own any guns. >> officials say six days prior, connor sturgeon purchased an ar-15. at that point of the call he had already opened fire inside the crowded conferences where he worked. and last night, community centers rang bells to continue to remember those lives taken. george? >> trevor ault, thanks. dominion's defamation case against fox news starts today. and now the judge in the case slapped fox news with sanctions.

aaron a you are ski is there. >> jury selection begins in two hours. the financial penalty against fox news, the judge accused fox news of misleading the court and delaying turning over pretrial evidence, including an off air recording of rudy giuliani appearing to undercut the very claims about dominion's voting machines he was about to macke on the air. a fox attorney only found out about the recording recently and turned it over. the judge is likely to appoint someone to investigate whether fox news has been truthful or negligent in its handling of all of the evidence. the judge has also been concerned that fox news has been invasive about the role fox boss rupert murdoch played at the channel. dominion said it hampered its ability to present a case. dominion is suing fox news, arguing fox knowingly pushed lies

about the 2020 elections and its voting machines so they wouldn't lose viewers. fox calls the case a political crusade in search of a financial wind fall. rupert murdoch may be called to testify with some of fox's biggest stars like sean hannity, maria bartiromo romo, and tucker carlson who confided in a text message that some of the claims fox was airing about the dominion machines were shockingly reckless. jury selection is expected to last two days before opening arguments are scheduled monday. >> thanks very much. bring in dan abrams. cases like this are traditionally hard to win. what exactly does dominion have to prove? >> they have to prove what's called actual malice. essentially what that means is that you knew or should have known that what was published or said was false. that's a higher standard. now remember, this judge has already ruled it wasn't true. step one is proving it was

false. the judge said as a matter of law you proved, dominion, that these statements were absolutely false. but fox still has that deense, the plaintiffs still have to prove that fox knew or should have known it wasn't true. >> do you know what each side is planning to argue? >> the plaintiffs will argue they absolutely knew it, we have text messages between them, the proof dominion would say. fox will say it was a newsworthy event, that the president of the united states was alleging this, and they were simply covering this as a matter of news and as a result that they shouldn't be liable. >> could this have bigger implications for news organizations and free speech? >> depends who you ask. you ask fox news, they say it coffee norm us implications, effect all sorts of cases. you ask dominion, they say no. there are no other case. this is particularly terrible. as a result, they say it

wouldn't happen again. >> it is not just about what fox news personalities said, it is about what they put on the programs. >> their knowledge becomes critical. >> thanks for staying on top of this. coming up, the justice department deciding not to prosecute the suspect in shanquella robinson's death. >> and juul's settlement over selling e cigarettes to underage kids. >> and one monday got a call faking her daughter's kidnapping with artificial intelligence. >> there are red flag warnings from arizona all the way up to michigan. looking at the map, you know why. it is hot, it is dry, and we're going to see tomorrow. that's the big picture. let's get your local weather in 30 seconds.

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gio has what you need to know. >> right now, the latest in the case of shanquella robinson who died vacationing in mexico. her family saying they plan to continue fighting for answers after the justice department said it would not bring charges. janai norman is here with more. so unsettling. >> it is. so many people are asking so many more questions. this is unwelcome news to her family and many on social media who pushed for investigation into what happened. remember, mexican authorities issued an arrest warrant last year. it is unclear how the new announcement from u.s. officials will impact that investigation or the extradition request. this morning, nearly six months after her mysterious death at a mexican resort, the family of shanquella rob in some son asking for answers. in a statement, u.s. authorities saying they would not pursue charges. doj saying based on results of the autopsy and after careful deliberation

and review of the investigative materials the available evidence does not support a federal prosecution, adding it is important to reassure the public that experienced federal agents and seasoned prosecutors extensively reviewed available evidence and concluded that federal charges cannot be pursued. >> everything that was determined by the mexican government that was included in the investigation would have been turned over to the u.s. government. so there is potentially information that we are not aware of that would also weaken this particular case. >> the attorney general's office in california telling abc news they have no comment on the doj decision and that their investigation remains open. the 25-year-old north carolina native was on vacation in mexico with six people last october when she died within 24 hours after arriving. her mother says they told her she died of alcohol poisoning. days later, video too

graphic to show went viral on social media, showing her being attacked and beaten by a woman in the villa where the group stayed, leading to public outcries for justice. >> the united states citizens cannot go to mex mexico, commit a crime we all saw on video and come back to america and say we're on base, safe, not going to be charged with a crime. >> mexican police saying she initially died of cardiac arrest, but the autopsy later showed her death the result of a severe spinal cord injury and broken neck, leading authorities there to issue an arrest warrant for a suspect unidentified state side. an autopsy in the u.s. showing brain swelling, ruling her cause of death inconclusive was completed after her body was embalmed. the family attorney saying those discrepancies were caused by delays. >> if it had been taken serious from the very beginning, there would

have been time to take an immediate autopsy. >> meanwhile, the family is urging the u.s. to extradite who mexico says is responsible for the death and pushing for high level diplomatic intervention. a mexican source close to the investigation also saying the participation of u.s. authorities is essential to moving the case forward, but guys, you can see why there are still so many questions. >> the family's attorney put it so well. many people saw the video. we didn't want to show it here for obvious reasons, many saw her being beaten. >> yes. then to have the autopsy that says broken neck, spinal cord injuries, how could something not be done? >> great question. all right. thank you so much for that. now to juul's alleged role in a rise in under age e smoking. they agreed to pay more than $460 million, largest multi state settlement ever. will reeve has details. >> the allegations that they unlawfully marketed

addictive products to minors, they face lawsuits on those grounds. wednesday, the company agreed to pay six states and washington, d.c. $462 million. new york attorney general la tish a james said the targeting of underage students was widespread. this is a different settlement than the one in september where they agreed to pay nearly 440 million to settle investigation by 33 states. all told, the company has now settled with 45 states for over $1 billion. juul was forced to pull most products off the shelves in 2019. since then according to federal national youth tobacco survey, underage vaping has been cut more than in half. juul use declined 95%. last year they tried to ban it entirely, that was put on hold after legal challenges. a spokesperson for juul saying their priorities are to, quote, advance tobacco harm reduction for 31 million adult smokers

in the u.s. and over 1 billion adult smokers worldwide. >> thank you, will. >> turning to a new scam using artificial intelligence to clone voices. one arizona mother shared her story of a kidnapping hoax that sounded all too real. erielle reshef has the details. >> we reported on these scams where a perpetrator falsely claims they're holding a loved one hostage and demands ransom. this is the latest example how criminals use technology to manipulate your own voice or someone you love to prey on your worst fears. this morning, an urgent warning from an arizona mom who says she was the victim of a terrifying voice cloning hoax. >> i walked inside, started screaming for help. >> jennifer says when she received a call from an unknown number, she almost didn't answer. her 15-year-old daughter was on a skiing trip and worried it could be an emergency. so she picked up. >> my

crying a sbing saying mom. i am like okay, what happened. mom, these bad men have me, help me, help me. >> she said they demanded ransom. he didn't want a wire transfer, told her he would pick her up. >> i started to wonder if these people are tracking my mom, they could have obviously been putting information together, trying to track me or my siblings to make this a reality. so it definitely scared me. >> within minutes they confirmed her daughter was safe. she says it was all a scheme using artificial intelligence to replicate her daughter's voice. >> most people in the modern age have some form of online identity, have probably spoken in some ways that's been recorded, especially if you're under the age of 25. this becomes very challenging as we move into a future where we do have ai generators or synthetic audio when it comes to verification and validation.

>> experts caution anyone with the right software can clone voices in a matter of seconds. >> there's a lot of positive, exciting aspects about these technologies, and they come with a lot of risks and harms also. >> scammers who use voice cloning technology often find that audio on social media. so how do you protect yourself? maybe keep your profile private on a setting that only allows you to approve who is accessing it, and if you get a call from an unfamiliar area code or international number, that can be an immediate red flag. >> great advice, thank you so much. what you need to know before traveling abroad. a number of countries warn about strict penalties for bad behavior. behavior. ♪ ♪ 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or more - can be overwhelming. so, ask your doctor about botox®. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they even start. it's the #1 prescribed branded chronic migraine treatment.

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tourists abroad. italy is joining a number of other european countries warning travelers about stricter penalties for bad behavior. the details always on his best behavior here with the story and gio this comes after multiple recent incidents. >> reporter: that's right and you're going to see some in just a second right here. countries across europe taking this very seriously especially italy will make tourists pay the potential fine of over $60,000. other countries are watching very closely. >> this country's eon's old kids that's centuries to you and me. >> reporter: hollywood has been talking about it for decades. ♪

>> reporter: tourists behaving badly abroad but now countries are cracking down on rowdy travelers with travel on the rise. >> with more people coming when the crowds come more bad behavior tends, to come with it and that's what they need to put a stop to. >> reporter: italy joining other countries already working to curb bad behavior like this one when a saudi tourist drove a maserati down rome's spanish steps damaging the 18th sen marble landmark. and this one when two australians were fined for riding electric surfboards down the grand canal in venice. the new measures targeting cultural heritage vandals clamping down on the destruction disbursal deterioration defacement soiling and illegal use of cultural or landscape heritage. violations can carry a fine of

up to 60,000 euros. >> nobody's looking to put people in jail. this is a deterrent. but they've even had sanctions of people sitting on the curb eating sandwiches or sitting on the spanish steps. >> in amsterdam red light district, they're closing early and banning >> reporter: in and sister dam's red light district they're closing bars earlier banning smoking marijuana on the streets and even launching a stay away video campaign for people who intend to travel there for partying. the indonesia island bally unveiling a similar campaign to curb unruly travelers. the government even proposing a ban against visitors from renting motor bikes. even hawaii trying to combat bad behavior here a group of almost three dozen swimmers were caught harassing a pod of dolphins. the aloha state now considering a bill to disband its tourism agency all together. and we should mention when it comes to italy this was triggered by climate crisis protesters just this week, italian officials approved

a crackdown on art eco vandals after a string of attacks on cultural heritage sites by those protesters so we'll be watching and i'm sure other countries will be looking to see what happens here. >> absolutely. >> robin: oh behave. all right, as always, michael's right you're always on your best behavior kind of sort of. >> reporter: we'll see about that. [laughter] >> robin: coming up lara's going to bring us our play of the day, so come on back. ♪ type 2 diabetes? discover the ozempic® tri-zone.

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>> george: why taking your fitness outside may be more beneficial than working out indoors. the science behind it and what to do if you live in a big city. ♪ >> michael: it's all coming back to us now. celine dion releasing new music and we're playing the song for you first coming up in pop news. ♪ >> robin: one on one with who? >> what's my name? denzel washington. >> denzel washington celebrating the opening of the 5,000 boys and girls club. his inspiring message, why they changed his life forever and or will reed. >> i have to tell you denzel i think you're selfish because you say that the most selfish thing you can do is. >> give back. >> help other people. and by that metric you're very greedy. >> my man. >> i like that.

♪ >> and come on there's a party going on right here with kool & the gang king off thursday with a live performance and they're saying. >> "good morning america". >> live in times square this is gma. >> robin: and party with you. thankful thursday happy friday eve we're sparkling for spring here in times square, tory johnson deals and steals this morning, everything is $20 and less and all from small businesses. >> michael: always bringing the great deals. also ahead we have the latest from nashville on the tennessee lawmakers who have their jobs back. >> george: we're going to start with a stunning report from the pentagon secret document leak. "the washington post" has exclusive interviews from a man who say the man released the information a invite only discord group. more from martha raddatz. >> the post describes an online group with guns god and military

gear whose leader shared troves of classified documents. overnight stunning details. the washington post interview with the teen-ager who says he was a member of the discord server group where the sensitive documents were first shared. >> first found out that these were public, made public. it felt like my heart was beating out of its chest. >> reporter: the minor interviewed by the post with his mother's permission who asked not to be identified telling the post he knows the identity of the leaker who he calls og, but will not disclose og's real name, where he lives, or the military base where he says he works. but describing him as a charismatic gun loving gamer in his early to mid 20s and that og began posting classified information to discord last fall. >>the documents were often listed as ukraine versus russia

at first, however it slowly spiraled into just intelligence about everything. >> reporter: the teen-ager says he joined the invite only discord group of roughly two dozen members, some from foreign countries, at the start of the pandemic and told post reporter shane harris he's read hundreds of classified documents posted by the group's leader. >> he wasn't acting as a whistle blower. he was trying to impress his friends. he appeared to think that they needed to know things ordinary people didn't. he clearly, it seems, got kind of a thrill out of sharing this information and felt that these friends of his deserved to know things that were essentially being hidden from the public. >> reporter: that information eventually making its way to other discord groups with thousands of users revealing what appears to be sensitive u.s. intelligence. but just days ago, og apparently bid good-bye to the discord group. >> he was just saying that this may be the last he ever sees of us and he was thanking us

for all the good times that we had together and hoping that everything would blow over. >> reporter: that's not going to happen. the teen-ager says the discord group was in tears during the last session saying it was like losing a family member. and to date, the teen-ager has not been contacted by federal authorities but, robin, that is almost certain to change. >> robin: you're right about that martha. thank you so much for your reporting. now the battle for tennessee lawmakers ousted by state republicans, both lawmakers have finally been reinstated the, alex perez is life in nashville with that story for us. good morning alex. >> hey, good morning robin. later this morning justin pearson will be re-sworn in and once again officially have his seat back. now, pearson was reinstated by unanimous vote wednesday afternoon, shelby county officials in memphis using their power to return pearson to his position. now fellow democrat justin jones was reinstated by nashville city council on monday.

the republican-led legislature ousted the two representatives after they violated decorum protesting on the house floor using a bull horn calling for gun reform. now the protests on the heels of the fatal nashville school shooting that killed six including three nine year olds. pearson and jones both energized and say they will continue to fight to have the voices of their constituents heard. because of their ouster both will have to run for their seats in a special election at a later time and senate majority leader chuck schumer has called for the doj to investigate whether tennessee republicans, who ousted the representatives, violated any laws or civil rights. michael? >> michael: all right, alex. thank you. >> now to buckingham balance as's announcement, prince harry will attend his father king charles's coronation while wife meghan markle and his children remain in california. it will be harry's first time seeing his father and brother prince william since releasing

his best selling book "spare" lara has the details. >> lara: i do indeed. prince harry is planning to reunite with his father and brother since the death of queen elizabeth. buckingham palace announcing the fifth in line will attend prince charles' coronation the first week of may but he will come solo, meghan will stay at home with the children who will celebrate the fourth birthday on the same day as the coronation. the news comes after weeks and weeks about whether harry would attend at all since he has not seen his father or brother since the publication of his tell-all memoir. the palace keeping mum about whether he will have a role on the big day. they have announced prince george will be by his grandfather's side acting as a page along with some of queen camila's grandchildren. and the procession route will be shorter than queen elizabeth's was and the ride far more comfortable as charles and camila will ride in an air conditioned luxury carriage to

the abby. they will return to the palace in the gold stage coach. guys the palace showing they're keeping up with the times, look at that, unveiled a custom royal emoji. that's the historic saint james crown emoji style that will be placed on king charles' head during the coronation. lots of comments online some saying it looks a little bit like the burger king logo. [laughter]. >> you did not just say that. >>the it does. >> i know. >> thank you lara >> coming up gma the latest on the a hh erisorng how ci y, ali will tell us more from ce mackthrepe spiking on social media including cottage cheese ice cream. i didn't hear anyone say yum. music royalty in the house, there they are, kool & the gang, they are performing life in time's square.

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♪ >> george: pretty spring flowers. we want to get to our gma cover story. new details for the search of a minnesota mother who vanished. minnesota mother who van around at the end of march. the father of the children is saying he had nothing to do with her disappearance. eva with the story. good morning eva. >> reporter: good morning, george. madeline kingsbury has been missing 13 days, police have not named a suspect or even a person of interest and there has been some criticism of her children's father and the fact that people haven't seen him looking for maddie. this morning, he's speaking out saying the myriad of accusations are untrue and he wants to see maddie come home safely.

breaking his silence the father of a missing minnesota mom's children saying he did not have anything to do with maddie's disappearance. madeline kingsbury disappearing almost two weeks ago, the 26 year old was last seen at her home. >> our department and our law enforcement partners are working relentlessly to find maddie. >> reporter: adam fravel who has a five year old daughter and two year old son with kingsbury releasing a statement saying he is cooperating with law enforcement at every turn including sitting down for multiple interviews. i want maddie home and for her to be able to be with our two children. police say kingsbury and fravel dropped their kids at day care and then returned home. fravel saying he left the house in her dark blue chrysler minivan around 10:00 a.m. when he returned she was not there. authorities are now processing that vehicle for evidence. kingsbury's family offering a

$50,000 reward for any information that helps find her. >> we love her. we're not going to stop. >> we're not going to stop. we're not going to let her become a statistic. >> reporter: megan kingsbury says she texted with her sister the morning she disappeared. >> the last communication i had with her was 8:15 friday march 31st in the morning the night before i had sent her just a funny picture i took of her and she didn't see it until the morning. >> reporter: kingsbury's phone going silent and now police saying they are concerned for her safety calling her disappearance suspicious. investigators searching her home finding her phone still there as well as the jacket she was wearing that morning, and wallet. in a statement fravel says police advised him not to appear at the press conference or help in the search due to safety concerns, but police overnight saying they are not aware of any law enforcement giving him that advice. guys?

>> michael: all right eva. thank you. >> going to turn now to new recession fears this morning. some staff at the federal reserve expecting the banking crisis to cause a mild recession this year. elizabeth joins us now with more. good morning elizabeth. >> reporter: good morning michael. the federal reserve is trying to avoid a recession but the recent banking crisis is making that goal more difficult. in a just-released summary of the feds meeting back in march, economists at the fed predicted a mild recession starting later this year. so what would that look like? banks could get more cautious about lending money. if you are a consumer that means it would be harder to take out a loan like a mortgage. businesses could also be forced to make more layoffs as they cut their costs michael. >> michael: elizabeth, what can consumers do now to recession-proof their budgets? >> right. so first it's important to take stock of your finances right now. one general rule of thumb is to try to build up enough emergency savings to cover 3-6 months of your living expenses.

if you're getting a tax refund this month, consider putting that into your savings account. you can use sites like bank rate or nerd wallet to find accounts offering more than 4% interest right now. really important to earn more money on those savings you have at the bank. >> michael: that's very important in addition to watching for possible recession federal reserve has been trying to fight inflation. are there any signs that inflation is being brought under control? >> reporter: okay. so the good news here is that inflation is starting to cool-off. we saw that prices rose 5% in march compared to a year ago, which was the slowest pace in nearly two years, and you can see the progress in staples like the price of eggs, a dozen eggs now averaging $3.45 compared to almost five bucks back in jan, but other everyday costs, like rent, car insurance, gas, are still going up. so this really is a balancing act for the fed as it's trying to bring those prices down even more while also avoiding that recession.

guys? >> michael: elizabeth, thank you so much. balancing act for the feds and families with budgets. >> indeed. looking ahead to the warmer weather why taking your fitness routine outside might be more beneficial than working out indoors. a story we first saw in the washington boast. rhiannon ally is in central park with more. in central park doing that just now, good morning to you the. >> reporter: good morning, lara. yes, it is a gorgeous morning here in new york city and millions of americans spring is finally showing its face everywhere you look it is so beautiful out here. and we're talking green exercise this morning and green exercise means exactly what you'd think it's taking your exercise routine and moving it out into nature. and a review of ten different studies looking at about 300 people found that there are big benefits, talking mental and physical benefits. it can help with your motivation. it can help with your willingness to stick to a routine, it can also just help you to work out even harder. in fact, in all of these studies

of all the things they measured, indoor exercise did not trump outdoor exercise in any of the areas, lara. so it seems the research is pretty clear on this >> lara: looking at you makes me want to get out there and do it i can see how it would work. but what do researchers think it is? >> reporter: so we've all heard the saying, i'm going to take a walk and clear my head or perhaps a lot of us have said that ourselves. it turns out there is something to that. when you get out into nature it really forces you to put your worries aside, at least for the time being, to stop stressing so much, to really reset your brain, and that means afterwards you can concentrate better, you can just do all things better than you could before that. and that's on top of the benefits we already know about lara, talking increased blood flow and oxygen to your brain. >> all right. flow and oxygen to your brain >> lara: all right. but there are some caveats. it's not just as simple as going out there, right? >> reporter: so there's always an exception, right? this is mainly for people who live or work in big cities or spend a lot of time there. we love looking at those big sky

scrapers they're beautiful. but when you're talking about pounding the pavement, if you want those mental health you'r to get the same benefits if you're in a city urban area versus a forest, a park or even a beach just immersing yourself in mother nature is where you really get the benefits. but you don't have to start out with long strenuous workouts you want to work your way up to that. so you want to talk to your doctor or perhaps your personal trainer, set some small goals and work your way up to that. and lara i know how much you love tennis so i'm hoping today you can get out on the tennis court and play a game. i'm going to get my kids and go for a walk in the park. i can't wait. spring is finally here. >> lara: you got take right i cannot wait to get out there so glad the weather is cooperating. and great job by the camera man, too. everybody getting their outdoor green workout on. now we're going to check in with ginger. >> ginger: i was going to say the same thing, back pedaling is

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thank you drew. we'll have another abc seven news update in about 30 minutes. you can go to abc seven news .com. >> welcome back to gma, live from times square. >> robin: we do welcome you back to gma. um pop, um pop, pop news. >> wow, thank you robin, thank you very much. we're going to begin this morning with a gma first look. thank you to the editors of time magazine for this. we've got the four cover stars for their annual time 100 issue. naming the 100 most influential people in the world. the first cover belongs to jennifer coolidge who won the world's heart with her performance in white lotus. another cover futures grammy winning singer song writer doja cat the third to michael b. jordan and saving the best for last disney's ceo bob iger. time will feature pieces on all of the 100 including colin

farrell and angela bassett britntney griner, mikaela shiffrin and beloved author judy blume, the oldest person on this year's list at 85 years young. the 17th annual time 100 gala will be hosted by cover star jennifer coolidge expected to take place later this month and for the fourth year in a row time studios and abc partnering up to bring you an inside look at the gala which airs sunday, april 30th, 7:00 p.m. right here on abc. >> robin: quite a list. >> just a little looking ahead judy blume will be on gma coming up, so delightful talking about "are you there god it's me margaret" becoming a movie. so congratulations to all of the 100. and another exclusive for you this morning, new music from the one and only celine dion. the singer releasing the title track from the upcoming romantic comedy movie called "love again". the song goes by the same

name and we have your first look at celine's lyric video featuring scenes from the movie. take a look. ♪ ♪ every move is a new emotion ♪ you don't have to find the answer, just keep trying ♪ the sun will rise again, storms subside again ♪ this is not the end ♪ and you will love again ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you don't have to find the answer, just keep trying ♪ the sun will rise again ♪ storms subside again ♪ this is not the end ♪ and you will love again ♪ >> okay, i'm in. that is really beautiful. nice to see the lyrics there as well. so beautiful. celine not only lending

her voice to the film sound track but also making herbig screen debut playing herself. this is her first new music since 20. fromeline that will be at the m it's a cing backo me now. thlove againou tck e vin eaitble >> soi w celin >> she'sl and the movie looks sweet so all good things. in tv news this morning it's time for some a list stars to take a mulligan. comedy heavy weights tina fey dana car vin and veep sam richardson and ratcliffe banding together for a series called mulligan on netflix. take a look at this. >> go save the planet maddie. >> i've got this. ♪ >> now what do we do? >> now we rebuild. or whatever. [cheers and applause]. >> well, the show is set after earth is destroyed after an alien tack a rag taking bander survivors has to start from scratch trying not to make

the same mistakes in the blast. tina fey plays a scientist and daniel radcliffe's character the ares himself king of - world. does not sound like we need a re-do on this mulligan hits may 12th. >> robin: you guys when golfing, mulligans? >> at least one. >> no. >> oh, come on. [laughter]. >> all right, all right. so mulligan here needed. we're going to show you one more story. this is a future big sister. she's gone viral on tik tok for an accidental fail. her parents asked her, she's only four years old, they asked her to help with the big gender reveal thing. little finley lou is supposed to pop a balloon to find out if she's having a brother or sister. what could go wrong? >> no. no, finley! >> oh!

>>ops. >> i think that's her way of saying no sibling needed. very good george. in her defense the directions were not clear. the role of the scissors is to cut not to pop. mom candice posted the video on tik tok going that did not go as planned. the video has racked up over 18 million views. everyone includes up wanting to know what is it boy or girl? mom said they decided maybe that was a sign and they're going to keep the gender and that's pop news. >> robin: that's great. >> coming up, lurie is here with why cottage cheese is popping up in everything, including ice cream? like going hiking, just to hike to the bathroom. reaching for the bar, just to reach for pads.

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back now with old school food enjoying new life >> michael: back now with old school food and join few life thanks to social media. people are falling in love with cottage cheese again. coming up with new and sometimes surprising ways to use it. gma contributor lurie is here with more. good morning lori. >> good morning michael. i have to admit not a huge fan of cottage cheese but i was excited to give this a try and the final result was shockingly good. a long-time diet staple that fell out of favor is now making its comeback. >> you guys know how much i love my cottage cheese. >> thanks to social media

influencers, cottage cheese is having its moment, from toast. >> the perfect high protein breakfast. >> reporter: to pasta sauce. >> i am obsessed. >> reporter: to ice cream? >> the world is not ready for this healthy ice cream hack. >> reporter: videos with the hashtag cottage cheese ice cream racking up seven million views on tik tok. >> the internet made me do this. >> reporter: influencers are turning up new flavors. >> i made one of my all time favorite flares cookies and creams. >> i have been obsessed with cottage cheese for years, high in protein and calcium. when you blend it and add different things it tastes just like ice cream. it is delicious. >> reporter: so i thought i'd give it a whirl. first up, cookies and cream. we're starting with whole milk cottage cheese, look at all those go in there. then we add the honey and blend that up first. then i'm going to add the chocolate chips.d white - pour into a container with

a sprinkle on top and pop it in the freezer. i also blended up the strawberry cheesecake. a few hours later. >> who's excited for ice cream? >> i am. >> reporter: it's scoops all around for my favorite at-home critics. >> wow. >> reporter: which flavor do you like? >> all of them. >> reporter: then it was time to reveal my secret ingredient. cottage cheese. >> what? >> reporter: but that didn't stop them. and the best part of cottage cheese ice cream or as i like to call it cottage freeze is that it is healthier. so i totally let my kids have seconds and i got to be the fun mom. it's full of nutrients low sugar high in protein good for growing kids and they loved it. but it's not just for kids i loved it and our writer ellen made some at home. she's obsessed now, too. so michael, the kurd is the word my friend. >> michael: it's so funny i have all these eyes staring at me like let's see how michael reacts it to. you brought some. i'm a little nervous.

>> reporter: there's two flavors cookies and cream and i have strawberry cheesecake. all right.r one?- so cheers. >> michael: cheers, cheers. >> reporter: you're going to love it. we think. your silence is deafening michael strahan. >> michael: it's all right. >> reporter: it's good. i love it. maybe try the strawberry. >> michael: strawberry? >> reporter: yes strawberry cheesecake. it's easy to make, a blender. >> michael: that's not bad. >> reporter: see, open mind empty stomach. >> michael: open mind empty stomach, not bad at all i just don't know why you do it when there's real ice cream out there. >> reporter: it's better for you. >> michael: if i'm going ice cream i'm going all in. i'm not trying to get better i'm going tasty. >> reporter: this has a tang to it. >> michael: healthy maybe it for your kids at home something you can do with your kids. >> reporter: exactly. >> michael: it's actually pretty good. >> reporter: i'm going to eat mine. >> michael: knock yourself out.

thanks for bringing it to us. scan the qr code on your screen to find cottage cheese ice cream recipes. it is worth a try. now to ginger what do you think? >> ginger: i'll taste it but you have the same face i do when i drink matcha. this is good for me. eat ice cream today no matter what type you want because it is hot hot hot. we'll see records fall, 90s could be one of the earliest 90s in new york city. quick update we have more tornados ever to date in recorded history going back to 1950. let's have drew: sunshine today, less wind. it will feel warmer, going into the 60's for a lot of us. a gentle warm up into the weekend. cooler next week they chance for a ♪ >> to denzel washington boys and girls clubs of america celebrating a milestone the

opening have 500 locations. hey waonecame national spokesperson of the boys and girls clubs of america there were 2,000 clubs now they hit 5,000 and he's quick to say it's not because of him and also that he would not be who and where he is without the club that helped mold him. >> either you're somebody or you're nobody. >> reporter: before he was denzel, the a list legend with countless awards, acclaim and adulation. >> right there i became a man 14 years of age. >> reporter: denzel washington was a kid with potential and dream made in reality in part by the boys club of mount vernon. >> what's my name. >> denzel washington. >> reporter: you are denzel. what were you back then? >> i was a six year old kid that was nervous. what am i now? i'm still that six year old wide-eyed kid who's curious about life. i was being taught about grace,

about winning with grace and losing with grace and being a leader. and all of these things. >> reporter: washington has led for 30 years as the national spokesperson for the boys and girls clubs of america. >> you ready? there you go. >> reporter: the icon taking a tour of the club's landmark 5,000th location in illinois. and bringing gma along. why did you want to sing the song of the boys and girls club? why did you want to be the spokesperson? >> because i got tired of acting and this was something i didn't have to act. i could tell the god's honest truth about all my experiences. a proof of the excellence, of the need. fame didn't bring take to me, accolades didn't bring that to me. i learned it right here and i've never forgotten it. are you guys afraid of anything. >> no. >> no. >> reporter: when denzel washington talks about his

experience at the boys and girls club, it not only changed and transformed his life, it saved his life. and 54% of our alumni tell us that the club just didn't change their life it saved their life. they wouldn't be here if it wasn't for that. >> reporter: beyond denzel the boys and girls club boast men celebrated alumni like jennifer lopez and shaquille o'neal. as an alum spokesman and mentor washington knows the club's reach and legacy. >> i'm going to be your best friend now. can you spell billionaire? i've got a feeling. >> your words chatting with these kids for a couple minutes might have changed their trajectory much in the way that it did for you back then. >> you just never know who you touch. i met a kid in toronto who came up and was fascinated because i was like this star and he wanted to talk to me and he couldn't believe that he met me. well, ten or 15 years later, he came up and he said you don't remember when you met me. i said no. his name is drake. and he said what i said to him

he never forgot. >> reporter: i have to tell you denzel i think you're selfish. because you say that the most selfish thing you can do. >> is give back correct. >> reporter: is help other people. and by that metric you're very greedy. >> my man. i like that. >> reporter: bgca ceo tells me they track the kids progress 90% of club teens expect to graduate high school. not and should expect to become denzel washington but he's proof of what is possible, and the club for him was a launch pad guys. >> so you're going to be hanging with denzel this weekend? >> reporter: i hope so, my man. [laughter]. >> reporter: that was so cool. >> thank you will coming up kool & the gang and the here and they're going to perform live. we've

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>> we are ready to celebrate good times. robinwere readyo celebrate good times, kool & the gang is here! [cheers and applause] >> robin: yeah. they're going to perform a medley. we catch up a bit with robert kool bell and george brown. 60 years the band, 60 years you'll be celebrating next year. >> yes. >> robin: what is it? because your songs are iconic, they get people moving. what's your secret sauce? >> well, i can say it's a blessing, you know. people like what we do we're thankful. >> robin: i know you are, you make good times better and you make bad times more bearable we appreciate that. >> absolutely. >> robin: you have some new music coming out. >> from our new album people just want to have fun called let's party. >> robin: and we're going to party aren't we? >> and we're going to party. that's part of the secret. >> robin: and you have a book coming out as well. >> i have a book coming out july 13th. >> robin: well, wonderful, wonderful.

so are y'all ready? now you have to head on up there george. >> yes, i do. >> robin: get on up there. i feel like a d.j. again. nothing but a party here. time to hear classic and brand new music. here's kool & the gang with a immediately of let's party and, of course, celebration. take it away! ♪ ♪ ♪ let's party ♪ let's party ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ let's party ♪ let's party ♪ let's party ♪ ♪ ♪ let's party ♪ let's party ♪ let's party ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ ♪ it's a celebration ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ celebrate good times, come on ♪ [cheers and applause] >> that's quite a story for tomorrow. ♪ always in that state of mind ♪ ♪ living on a high vibration ♪ ♪ so hot gonna make it melt ♪ ♪ and i'm lovin' what i'm tastin' ♪ ♪ que bonito lugar lleno de tanto sabor ♪ ♪ so much flavor ♪ ♪ un future brillante se acerca ♪ ♪ ahhhhhhh ♪ ♪ nos gusta mezclar ♪ ♪ como malteada ♪ ♪ aqui hay lugar ♪ ♪ yeah we livin' in the golden state ♪ ♪ dame mas, fres-co y real ♪ ♪ (wooh) dale gas ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado ♪

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building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions . this is abc. seven news. good morning, everyone i'm kumasi aaron from abc seven mornings. here's job in an outlook at traffic hijo, bina. thank you. good morning, everyone. so we're starting here with the live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. meteor lights are still on. it's beginning to sit out there, but just again. prepare for some delays. once you get on the bridge in walnut creek much better than yesterday around this time on 6 80 as he travels southbound. your seats will be a little under the limit as you approach 24. jorge true, so we're looking at winds. it's all a lot lighter out there. thankfully compared to this time yesterday. it's still breezy through parts of the delta. rio vista is the worst spot right now wins 30. we'll look at temperatures were in the forties and fifties. right now that sunshine is abundant, and we will find it all day long, so enjoy that little breezy along the coast temperature today. it'll feel warmer than yesterday in the fifties and sixties

kamasi. thank you girls. now it's time for live with kelly and ryan will be back at 11 for midday live and we hope ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" award-winniheu" rachel brosnahan. and, we are wrapping up our favorite food farewell series with scott wiener and his in studio pizza tour. plus, cohost check in with our amazing viewers when they check out the inbox. all next on "live!" and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪