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network faces new legal jeopardy and the big shake up at cable news rivalry cnn. don lemon fired after 17 years. >> this morning new pictures of the americans rescued after that daring night time rescue in sudan with a fragile ceasefire in effect. now what the pentagon is saying about using troops to get more americans out as their families hold on the hope. >>s this morning new details after an after from party and what eye-witnesss are saying. >> why lawyers for the man charged with killing wants one of the surviving roommates to testify. >> people targeting thieves now at the atm. they take your debit card and penn without you realizing. how law enforcement says to stay

safe. >> curveball. how one new jersey down is cracking down on parents behaving badly in little league games. will it create future problems? plus, you won't believe this. what's gotten nearly 3,000 sleep hitting the highway and jet setter. all-star quarterback erin rogers is packing his bags for the new york jets. >> live in time square, this is "good morning america". >> hope you are doing well today. it is a pig news day. president biden announced he's running for president. >> he released a new campaign video. the president has been teaseing for weeks. >> right now let's get to mary bruce at the white house. good morning. >> well the 2024 campaign is on. joe biden is asking american voters to give him a chance to finish the job and setting up a

historic rematch with donald trump. >> this is our moment. >> this morning joe biden is making it official, asking americans to give him another four years. >> let's finish this job. i know we can. this is the united states of america. there's nothing we cannot do if we do it together. >> biden announced his re-election campaign arguing that american democracy is on the line. >> freedom. personal freedom is fundamental to who we are as americans. there's nothing more sacred. >> the president does not call out his points by name but he takes them on. >> i do know around the country mag maga supporters are leading up to take away those freedoms. >> biden said the fight continues. >> when i ran for president four

years ago i said we'll battle for the soul of america. this is not a time to be complacent. that's why i'm running for re-election. >> his new team is coming together. julie chavez rodriguez will run his campaign. she's the highest latina in the white house. today is an announcement he's been teaseing for months. >> bruce, some people are born to run, man. >> his team felt little urgency. he faces no serious opposition for the democratic opposition though polling shows 70 percent of americans including a manage of democrats say he should not run again. the major son concern? his age. he will be 80 at the see

the second term. >> watch me. >> his approval rating is underwater though he's still more popular than donald trump. among republicans trump has strong support even after his recent indictment. the former president now with a double-digit lead over other gop candidates including ron desantis. >> the votes showing you fall behind trump. any thought? >> i'm not a candidate. >> don't expect a big roll-out along with this announcement and that's intentional. his team wants to cast biden as a president that's hard at work doing the job and will be trying to draw sharp contrast with republicans at every turn. >> the race is on. michael? >> now to the shake up at fox news. we're learning new details about the top host tucker carlson's departure. jonathan karl has the latest.

good morning. >> good given a reason for firing the network's most controversial host but a person familiar with the matter said the decision was made at the top by fox news chief executive suzann scott and her boss laughlin murdough. >> it was not the highest rated show on fox news but all of cable television. the announcement came as a shock to everybody at the network. >> as you probably have heard fox news and tucker carlson agree to part ways. i'm great friends with him and always will be. >> car he seemed totally unaware as he signed off for the last. >> that's it for us for the week. we'll be back. >> according to the "wall street journal" which is the same company that owns fox news the decision was made on friday and

he was not told until ten minutes before the network publicly announced it. was high also controversy at times attacking vaccines and promoting racist replacement theory and spreading conspiracy theorists and more. his firing came three business days after fox news settled a defamation lawsuit with dominion voting systems for nearly $800 million. dominion accused fox and carlson that they used lies to talk about the 2020 election. >> you heard about the security of our electronic voting machines. this is an issue. >> at the same time he was calling the claims of massive vote fraud shockingly reckless.

messages released from his phone shows carlson bashing donald trump even though he defended on-air. carlson said i hate him passionately and we're close to being able to ignore him most nights and i can't wait. when they said biden was the president of the united states he said how much credibility and trust we've loathes. abbey grossberg a former fox news producer is suing the company and tucker carlson alleging she was subject to a hostile work. demeaning remarks about women and anti-semitic jokes. a fox calls the allegations

unmerited and tucker has not yet commented on his firing but it did have an immediate impact on the company's stock that went down 3% yesterday meaning fox lost hundreds of millions of dollars in market value. george? >> our chief analyst, we heard him say they dismissed this from the producer. it had a. >> looking back and not forward. i think fox has learned a lot about tucker carlson as a result of this dominion lawsuit and the abbey gross man lawsuit. that's a different question than if i did this moving forward meaning all of it because that doesn't have an impact here. i think it can actually hurt them that they are no longer lined tucker essence carson in any potential lawsuits and that has to be a concern for fox

where tucker says i don't care if i'm aligned fox, i'm going to come out against them. there's a potential risk moving forward and that's what happened the past. >> is there a legal risk for tucker carlson. does he have any legal resource? >> probably not. if he's been paid out the question is when can he do it is part of their looking for moving forward. they may want to make sure not disparaging tucker carlson in anyway. that's what the lawyers are hired to do. >> fox isn't going to change the way they're doing business as all. is this a sign they are changing the way they do business? >> a little. tucker carlson was different than a lot of the other hosts on fox news in terms of what he said and how far he went and that part you won't have but i don't think you are talking a

fundamental charge. >> another big cable shake up. don lemon and we'll have more later. >> we're getting>> images of the americans rescued in the daring night time mission over the weekend with other americans still stuck in sudan. james long man is can cz latest. >> the united states has broke anticipate 72-hour cease fire in sudan despite reports of some explosions it does hold true. here's new images for those saved from the country. >> after days of deadly violence relief and joy in the first images of u.s. embassy staff rescued in a daring night time operation. the pentagon is looking at

multiple options to facilitate the evacuation of americans and other americans from port sudan an that might mean the use of united states troops. the pentagon sent two navy ships with american drones flying above a united nations convoy of which some americans are trying to get out. >> we have surveillance and reconnaissance to support land evacuation routes and we're moving naval ships. americans have be gun to arrive in sudan and we're helping to facilitate. >> m as many as 4,000 are injuries. as the battle continues many people are dual citizens and aid workers. one teacher trapped and her daughter, they have been forced to shelter in place in their

apartment. >> to think the two of them are in this much danger is horrific. she was telling us stories about air strikes within a kilometer of her apartment. it's more dire every day. >> those ships grow the u.s. british warships to get people out of the country. >> thank you for that. back here new details in a texas prom shooting. don is in texas with the latest. >> this morning witnesses are speaking out after nineteens shot after a texas after prom party. the owner of the home was on-site when the chaos unfolded. >> i was trying to get all these kids out of here. when they ran out i ran in and i was trying to find the shooter. >> one high school senior recounts the terror of seeing her cousin lying on the ground after the shots range out.

>> i turned around and she was on the ground with a gunshot wound and i could hear her screaming my name. >> zoe and bubba cane are siblings and were there together. >> seeing the fear does something to you. that absolute fear. >> nobody has been arrested but police say they are talking to people of interest and several witnesses. >> you know nation-wide so far guys, the mass shootings have escalating at a record pace. so far this year there's been 173 of them. george? >> okay. thanks very much. jury selection in a civil trial against donald trump. here's the scene at the courthouse. >> good morning to you. so many of former legal trouble

actions in office or just after. the trial this morning stems from an alleged rape 30 years ago. ej carol the author says trump raped her in a department store dressing room and he defame heard by calling her a liar and disparaging her appearance. the statute of limitations has long expired but a recent adopted law allows victims to sue regardless. there's no physical evidence here but two women will testify that carol told them about the a ledgeed an attack in real time and two other women will testify that trump sexually assaulted him. claims he denies. trump said carol is not his type but during a deposition when shown a photograph of him and asked if he recognized her, he said that's my wife confusing carol with his second wife marla

maples. perspective jurors will not see trump but he could attempt at some point in the trial. >> we had a development in theon interference. >> the fulton county district attorney has written a lit letter to law enforcement where she said she's expect ed to decide to file charges against trump. george? >> thank you. rebecca? >> we turn now to big news from nfl. four time mvp aaron rogers is packing his bags from green bay and will join the jets. lambeau field can get cold. >> it finally happened. he's won four mvps and

superbowl. he's done amazing things all with the green bay packers. last year was a down year. if you saw him walk off the field after the regular season finale you might have thought heent on darkness meditation retreat to contemplate the future. he was leaning towards retirement but then decided he wanted to play for the jets coming back out. the deal got done yesterday and rodgers and the pick to the jets, the 13th pick and the packers had hall-of-fame caliber quarterbacking and brett favre also went to the jets late in his career. >> it's going to be fun having him in the new york but when you are in a darkness retreat? >> i had to do a follow up. i'm familiar with meditation.

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again. and tucker carlson's departure from fox. they made the announcement after fox settles a suit with dominion voting systems for nearly $800 million in the state of north dakota there's new election banning an abortion in almost all cases. supporters said the measure signed monday will have dire consequences for women and girls. >> check out this video from idaho. more than 2,500 sleep hitting highway 55. it's an, annual road trip they make to find new grazing ground. it's very organized. sometimes the grass is greener on the other side. bad joke. [laughter] >> can't help myself. we have a lot more ahead including the new warning about distraction scams. when to use the atm and how to do it right.

>> now to a new twist in the idaho college murder case. defense attorneys for the man charged the killings wants one of the survivors to testify on his behalf. here's more. >> michael, good morning this is the maybe that lived top first floor and the defense team thinks she might have information favorable to him but her lawyer said even if that's true there's no reason to present it at a preliminary hearing. >> this morning one of two survivors of the idaho college murders is fighting back after suspect bryan coburgers legal team subpoenaed her to testify. her legal team said they have no authority to summon here for the preliminary hearing. she's charged with murdering four of her friends and the victims were found on the second

and third floor of the home while she was on the first. now in court documents obtained by cbs news co-berger said the survivor may be a material witness for his case and can possibly provide exculpatory information. >> the defense believes she has information that would directly contradict his being the person who they believe was at the scene of the crime. >> the defense said they believe the survivor told police things she heard and saw and could offer details that cannot be provided by any other witness. >> she might have information as to what the person looked like. any information that would take him out of the prime line-up as a suspect. >> according to the affidavit the other survivor roommate told authorities she heard crying and opened the door and saw a masked

man coming toward her and then headed for a sliding glass door. that roommate, making taught suspect's bushy eyebrows and then she locked her door. a 911 call placed more than 8 hours later revealed an unthinkable crime that would capture the nation. the family said they empathize with the survivors. >> i'm sure they are terrified. >> this roommate currently lived in nevada and would have to travel for to hearing and her lawyers said this should not be turned into a mini trial and while coberger maintains his innocence, investigators are seeing if he might have been involved. >> now the second high profile don lemon has had a series of off and on air controversies. >> good morning. lemon had been with cnn for nearly decades and hosted his show for eight years.

he was on the air monday before tweeted his firing saying he was blind-sided. >> this morning don lemon's coworkerers are speaking out. >> he was a big part of the show. he was one of the first anchors to have me on his show and we wish him the best. >> he signed off his show monday and hours later tweeted i was informed this morning i have been terminateed by cnn. i would have thought someone in management would have the decency to tell me directly. i'm stunned. cnn refuted his count calling this inaccurate saying he was offered an opportunity to meet with management but instead released a statement on twitter. the back and forthcoming back and forth after he made this on-air comment while discussing hey, nikki haley's running for

president. >> a woman is not in her prime for 30s to 50s. >> his co-hosts appeared stunned pushing back. >> you talking about prime for childbearing? >> don't shoot the messenger. google it. >> at the time the cnn chairman sent a memo and demanded that lemon participate in formal training. lemon said i own this mistake, as well. on monday hayley tweeted to women everywhere don't let anyone ever tell you are past your prime. that instance is not the first time the fiery host has raised questions. >> is this mommy brain? >> allegations of past work place misogamy has a dozen

former colleagues. these claims he denies. >> cnn offered no specific reason for his firing but they thanked him for his contributions and said don will ever be a part of the cnn family and we'll be cheering him on in his future endeavors. >> thank you. we turn now to the series, scam you. the nypd has an urgent warning about thieves at the atm. good morning trevor. >> the nypd has provided over a dozen instances of these scams happens just this year. the criminals are so efficient and fast. we'll show you this two suspects targeting a man who had no idea he was being scammed. >> this shows the alleged criminals in action. the suspect on the left drops money on the ground tapping the targeted customer to get his attention and then the second

suspect pulls the victims bank card out of the atm and replacing it with a dummy card and then steps back too his own atm and walks away with the victim unaware anything happened. those suspects later withdrew thousand from that man's account. just one example of what the nypd calls a distraction scam that targets seniors. >> looks like the perpetrators are coming from out of the state and in most cases out of the country and traveling here with the specific intention of finding victims. >> authorities are warning of crting howeleasing this video emmers first watch their victim enter the atm account and then that simple distraction can create enough time to grab the card and walk off. >> the victim takes the card and

leaves and now with the victims debit card and pin number they can withdrawal thousands of dollars of cash from the account. >> thieves will often wait until a completed transaction when the machine spits out your card. they are encouraging all customers to stay aware of surroundings and in particular, protect your penn. >> if there's people behind you don't be afraid and even go outside and withdrawal money from the bank tellers. >> police say it is a good idea to make your bank card is actually yours. most importantly you have to protect your pin like it's the money itself. >> cup it. put your hand over it. stay aware. >> how one down plans to deal with little league parents.

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is those three steps. yeah. 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. we're going to check in now with two home for a look at traffic high school. good morning, kumasi. good morning, everyone. we are checking in with the san mateo bridge, and it's moving slowly across the span. you've got extra cars there because of a problem on the dumbart bridge. westbound there's an accident a little bit west of mid span, and you can see very slow traffic all along the span. so either choices are not great to 37 may be. your best bet drew temperatures. antioch you're already at 60 degrees this morning, forties and fifties around the bay shore line, a lot of sunshine out there from our sfo camera and we're going to quickly warm as the morning goes on sixties and seventies by the middle part of our day if we

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at the disneyland resort. >> we're back with our gma cover story. paul whelan has been held in russia for more than four years and theyaldislease yesterday with paul's sister elizabeth in attendance. they join us this morning. thank you. that was an extraordinary moment. they were chairing the meeting when you confronted him. do you think anything will move the russians on this matter? >> you know the russians heard a powerful message from me but they also heard strong messages from other 13 members of the security council. they didn't have a single voice in the room supporting their unprovoked and aggressive actions against the ukrainians so i hope he takes this message

for what it was, and i hoped that he would look for elizabeth's face and see what their actions are doing to a family member and i think he did. >> what did you see when you looked in his face, yesterday? >> i was surprised he looked in my direction at all. i expected him to shuffle papers but i'm glad he looked up and saw me standing there as the face of my brother who is in a forced labor camp in a recent province. not someone he has to deal with at all. but to be there in wrongful detention i think it made the point. >> your family has not been shy saying the united states should do more to get your brother home and they even said they felt abandoned by the administration. are you satisfied with what the president and his administration are doing? >> there's so many intelligent

people committed to get paul home but paul has been left behind twice. that's just a fact and it's really important that we stress that cannot happen again. paul paul whelan must be apart of any deal in the future but i do have faith that we're going to be able to get him back. >> there have been some talks and offers made? >> an offer has been put on the table. secretary blinken put an offer top table and we're pushing the russians to accept that offer and allow paul to get home to his family. elizabeth said yesterday, she doesn't remember what her brother looks like and that was a powerful message to hear. >> you haven't spoken to him in five year? >> i spoke to him some time before christmas in 2018 when he was telling us he was going to help a friend of his in moscow and sorry he could not join for

us christmas. so paul is able to talk to my parents in short calls at this time. they're the only people here he can call but i have not seen a photograph of him or heard his voice. we miss him terribly. >> what have you learned from your parents in those very short phone call? >> well extraordinarily yesterday he said he saw us the u in. he had actually somehow the russian broadcast included me standing up right there at the united nations. >> i'm surprised at that as well. >> he was able to see and hear what was happening and they let him see that. that's interesting, as well. >> exactly so i don't know if he heard our words or what we said but the fact he knows that we're standing up for him and we have not given up and the united nations has now heard about paul whelan i think that's important to him. >> and the "wall street journal"

reporter is also being held in russia. you think it will be a package deal? >> i can't say what will happen. what i can say is that we're committed to bringing both of them and all americans who have been unfairly arrested and held in russia, home. we work around the clock to do that and we'll count to do that. >> we're all thanking you. thanks for coming in. >> ginger? >> it is sass dry and sunny weather in philadelphia. there's frost advisory and freeze watches from crossville, tennessee to up danbury, connecticut. because of this deep cold we'll lift through a cold front that will bring rain. it will be wet and a chilly weekend in the northeast. it will drop two to four inches in some place but a lot of the northeast has

drew: i'm meteorologist drew tuma with your accurate forecast. it is a warm and sunny day, 70's to mid 80's for most of us, a way from the coast. tonight, patchy fog returns to the coastline in and around the shoreline. our coldest overnight lows in the mid 40's, warmest will be mid-50's. here is the accurate seven-day forecast, even warmer weather arrives the next couple days. thursday it is warm to hot across the region with the gradual cool down early next wewe >> alright. we are turning now to national infertility awareness week. this morning we're looking at the journey. there's so many emotions involved and how it can often lead couples and women feeling alone. >> the heart break is the rejection where i feel like my body is failing me. >> a silent struggle. e books.ity.ignj

d logan from utah it was a shattering of a dream. >> this reality that everyone will grow up and be successful and have kids and when that doesn't happen you are trying to put together the pieces. >> in 2019 the two began family planning going through four rounds of ivf with the couple getting pregnant two times only to experience both ending in miscarriages. >> they said there was no longer heartbeat. >> when we lost both babies, it almost made that hurt a lot more. >> according to the world health organization roughly one in six women experience fertility and one in five able to not conceive after one year. >> it was super disheartening and i've cried and didn't stop for about a week. >> chrisle joseph and her

husband turning to surrogacy after a diagnosis of stage four endometriosis gave her just a 2% chance of conceiving. >> trying to figure out who will carry it and how we can afford it because agency cost, oh my gosh like $25,000 just to even find someone and pay the person an then medical expenses because insurance doesn't cover it. >> it's a series of setbacks that can leave women feeling lone. >> it's important to have someone to support you. that may be a relative, friend or even support groups. when it comes to the treatment it's not a one size fits all approach. in some cases it may mean considering using donors or useing with a gestational carrier and one may consider adoption. >> more than one way but hard to come to terms with that.

there's so many feelings and questions of this journey. i've been on it and i understand where people are who are going through it right now and there's no such thing as a one size fits all. as for crystal after seven years of trying they welcomed a daughter brooklyn in 2021 and kr kristen and logan hope to adopt. >> we hope that happens for them. thank you so much. now a time we've been waiting for to reveal our mystery guests. she's an oscar nominated actress, writer and producer and gracing people's magazine. beautiful issue. >> there she is! >> it's melissa mccarthy. [applause] >> yes. we have been teasing everybody. we have a mystery guest and gave them a billion options and it's you. cover girl. so when you first got the news

what did you think? >> i was like have you called the right person? and then, no, it's crazy. like i love what it says. at 52 and i just like that we're kind of redefining what we want to kind of think is something that could be beautiful and strong and anything because they are all wrapped up together now. >> is this the first time you saw the cover? >> it is. >> really? >> can you imagine if that's just like me laying around the house. those are candid shots, guys. >> the big question is, is it enough to impress your daughter? >> no. if i was covered in get coast and then it would be like, let's get into this. instead they were like, great, can we get a puppy and somehow the answer was yes because i'm a broken mother. so we have 35 againing o's and at 30 they'll be like, did you

do this thing? eventually they'll realize that mommy is kind of cool. maybe this summer. >> so excited to see you asers la. i was happy to give the news and in the teaser trailer all we heard was your cackle. that amazing cackle. how much fun was it to play this role? >> a crazy dream. it's the movie i have watched more than any other movie in the world. i was a nanny so we watched it every night for like two-year, so i have a weird absolute love for the movie and the character so i get to step into those tentacles was really something. >> then you sing songs that like stuck in people's heads. poor unfortunate souls being one of them. you feel the weight of that? >> to walk in anything that pat

carol has done you are already like, let me try to do it some justice. but it was so fun though. it is not my forte for sure so i practiced really hard and getting to sing with the orchestra was ridiculously fun and when i finished i cried. i kept calling it singing practice. >> i recorded that. you were really sad the last day of shooting. >> like crushed. who else going to let me slide down a 60 foot clam shell? nobody. only rob let please do that. [laughter] >> the physical transformation. was it a lot of work and fun? what was your inspiration about the character? can you share? >> the best of her is she's such a dishy broad and one of

fabulous friends in one costume. women that are like this is what i am, you can embrace it or i don't care which is a fun thing and she's just like everything about her is, she just kind of melts into it and it was just a blast. >> we cannot wait to see it. tell us about your work with the star light children's foundation. >> this is a fantastic organization. disney is a big supporter and have pledgeed $100 million. they go into children's hospital and bring joy through games and there's going to be an aerial hospital down so everything about it can be more joyful and take some of the stress away from families and kids in children's hospitals so it's like, if you can't get behind that, i don't know. it's amazing. >> you are so busy, but

congratulations on order because i got to say later this week you are going to get the cinema con's cinema award. >> amazing. >> when you look back at your career is there one moment that's most memorable? >> i mean, it's hard to pick one. i think the whole run of it, i'm never not like, i can't. every time i pull on a set. first day, middle day, last day, i think i'm running game on this thing. i'm always waiting for somebody to be like, you have to go. so the fact i get to do something i love and meet all these amazing people. i just ran in and saw jim and jude in the same place. the most wonderful sandwich in the world. that sounded weird. that sounded creepy. >> we know what you meant. anyway the first time i got to

write and the first time i got to produce and the first time i realized that i have a voice and need to use it and i'm proud every time like my girls get to see that you can have an opinion and take your place in the world and still do it kindly. >> well you are a shaping example of that. >> 100%. congratulations on the cover of people. >> i mean. i had just finished vacuuming. [laughter] >> everybody, the surprise is over. melissa mccarthy and the little mermaid is in theatres may 26th. people's beautiful issue that includes our very own robin roberts is on news stands on friday. jude law and jim garafalo are here live. we'll be right back.

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building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions . this is abc. seven news. good morning. i'm reggie aqui from abc seven mornings. let's get the sioux hall. she's looking at traffic. thanks reggie. we are looking back at the san mateo bridge. we had an earlier accident at the dumbarton bridge. so traffic on the san mateo bridge got a little heavier because of that, it's improving. the dumbarton crashed out of mid span has cleared now a new accident at the dumbarton toll plaza. we've got an accident on the bay bridge was a caltrans truck. that ran over its own cones and caused an accident. so there you go. there's your drive time stacked up from hercules all the way to san francisco for about an hour drive, reggie. thank you, steve.

hey barea live with kelly and rksgp with laura dern and diane ladd about their new book. plus miranda lambert is here. seven. we'll see you in 30 minutes. take a look at temperatures already in the sixties and antiochus warming through the fifties. this morning around the base shore line, take a live look outside. from our sutro tower camera. you can see we have hazy sunshine this morning. take a look at the day mostly sunny by midday sixties and seventies around lunchtime. it's a warm afternoon eighties inland seventies around

the bay shore line. reggie drew. thank you. we have another abc seven news update, and about a half hour you can always check us out on our news, app and >> welcome back to gma live from time square. >> welcome jude law and jim garafalo that play captain hook and his first mate. new live action remake. welcome. good to see you. how did you get in touch with your dark side to play captain hook? >> me? i was very fortunate. david lori told me how he wrote this iteration to give a sense of captain's back story. you start to understand what path he trod to become this sort of damaged human being. rather than just relying on this

arch villain, he's a little more complicated. still scary, i hope. dare i say you feel a little more sympathy for him. >> absolutely. >> one of the most iconic sidekicks, how was that? >> smooe is known as the best looking. [laughter] >> it was amazing. as jude mentioned, there is this version. they established back story to justify some of the characterizations we know, so for smooe and hook it explores a parental relationship. anyone that has a teenageer is treated the same way that captain look treats me. so like, essentially, captain look is the teen and i'm like the parent. >> that's interesting.

talk about the transformation of you into hook. two hours a day? >> someone said that to me. i was asleep so it could have been 20 minutes. i would usually fall asleep in the chair. [laughter] >> yeah. apparently two hours. >> and you slept through that? >> easily. >> that's a talent. >> we worked hard putting together the details of what he should look like. the silhouettes of the characters are so familiar. what was interesting is going back to the original book where there's no mention of the red coat that comes from original version. the hook has switched hands depending on which book you see. we went through that with a fine tooth comb and tried to find a look that made sense of him and yeah, by all accounts two hours. >> whether were the kids onset

scared? >> i used this as an excuse to be miserable and moody all the time. [laughter] once i had the hook i would be like pass me that. feed me. >> i gained 40 pounds 20 years ago just for this role. [laughter] >> and i took this balding medication. [laughter] >> i had my skin depigmented. a lot of things and a lot of classics. >> really a method right there. >> got to do it. >> let's look at a clip. >> where's my telescope? telescope? smooe, telescope. speak not to me of hands, smooe.

>> oh. >> so we learned you had to learn to sword fight with your left hand? >> yes. i realized i had to do with my left hand. it took a while. i was surprised at how little i could do with this hand actually so we did all these exercises and i got to vancouver where we were filming and alexander who was pan was there training for six weeks and he was way better than me. he kept a tally of every time i accidentally hit him in the sword and it got into double figures. nobody was harmed. >> it was not on purpose. you are both dads and jim, we have talked about your kids before. mainly that you say you have too many. what do they think of your performance? >> well, they're going to see it but obviously they're going to see it tonight, actually.

they're very excited to portray a character in such a classic story is pretty cool. you know being part of a disney family is really cool. my kids are generally not impressed with anything. but maybe in the screening they will. >> you may get a clap. >> jude ya'll probably win points. welcome to the star wars family. you're going to be part of the skeleton crew? can you tell us about that? is it under wrap? >> no, nothing. [laughter] what can i tell you? it's a new concept in the same gal economy about a group of children that get lost and i play someone they meet. >> you play captain hook. >> i'm getting confused now. [laughter] it was exciting to work on

something with this familiar environment. i was like six or 7 years old when i first saw star wars so to step in that world and be interacting with the animals and the creatures was wonderful. wonderful. >> i was looking at the directors and you have everywhere all at once directors. >> david lori directed this episode. >> i saw that too. unbelievable company that you are in. congratulations on that. >> thanks for coming in guys. >> peter pan begins streaming on disney plus, friday and coming up dolly parton will join us live>> busy day. love it. going to joining us liv. >> busy

back now with a guest who needs no introduction but we're going to give her one anyway. 11 time grammy member and the a member of the country music and rock-and-roll hall-of-fame. businesswoman and philanthropist the one and only dolly parton. she has a book called billy the kid makes it big and she joins us live from nashville right now. good morning. how are you? >> i'm good and it's good to talk to you. how's everybody on the front there? >> we're doing great and we're happy to have you talking to us today. this book. let's talk about this book.

we see that french bulldog named billy the kid. >> he is there. well this is my manager's dog and the first time i saw him i fell in love with him. he was a tiny puppy and we've been inseparable since and i thought i need to write a story about billy the kid making it big in nashville and it's about bullying and dreams and keeping on with your dreams. it is a sweet little book and like i said it's called billy the kid makes it big and we read it to him all the time. >> what do you want kids to take away from the book? >> well actually just to basically what i was talking about. i want to instill confidence in kids and let them know it's good to go after your dreams but it's really about accepting people as they are. other people are different than

you or other puppies in this case and keeping on with your dreams until you see them come true because they can if you work hard enough and bill proved that. he sure did. it is a fun little read and basically from four to 7 years old, but we think everybody enjoys it. i love reading it and all my grown-ups love the book too. >> i think everyone will enjoy it. you have inspired so many young readers out there. the story that went viral about a 6-year-old in tennessee so inspired she dressed up for her school's book character day as you. what does it mean to see tributes like that? >> well it makes you feel real good. that was a golden book that tells my life story. but i'm easy to imitate. you only need a big bunch of hair and over exaggerate everything. i try to in still not only in

just kids but people that don't have the confidence and i hope that they can find the confidence within ourselves to reach for their dreams and try to make dreams come true and build their confidence in every way they need to in oer have product l you y co-hosting the academy of country music awards with garth brooks and you two have never worked together. how's that going? >> well it's going great. i love garth. we've known each other for many years and we've been backstage on shows together. he's never hosting a show but this was a big deal for me to get to work with garth so we're looking so forward to that. hopefully we'll measure up and i think we will. >> a lot of people will be watching. it's also a big deal for your first single from your first rock album is coming up.

what can listeners expect? >> well on the show in general, we want to present all the great country artists and the things they've done to win the awards, whether it's song of the year or songwriter or whatever they do on those shows. usually they do all of that up-and-coming artists, as well. on this one we'll celebrate them but at the end of the show i'm going to get today but my album. the first single off my rock album. we have a lot of wonderful great celebrities and a lot of the older rock artists in addition to all these iconic songs. i wrote the one i'm going today but. it's called world on fire. liar, liar, the world's on fire. what you gonna do when it all burns down? it's kind of about the times and

how we can do better if we can heal the divide and get along better. it has a great message but it's good and solid like a rock anthem. >> we're looking forward to that. you have another book coming out called, behind the scenes and my life and rhinestones. what can fans expect from that? >> well people love to hear about your life in show business. i know i've been intrigued with other's lives but this one is really showing a lot of, kind of like a museum piece really. it shows a lot of my beautiful costumes throughout the years. even the ones that were not so beautiful when i first started and reay jt jrney costume. so i love the title, my niece, rebecca receiver helped to put that together. she's been with me since she was born and she's done a great job

helping me with putting that together so i think people will love it and i tell stories about how, where i was when i wore this particular thing so i think people will enjoy that kind of like they did the song teller book that's still doing so well. people like to hear about your journey. especially the fans. the ones that go with you throughout the years. >> we are those fans and we look forward to everything you have coming up. thank you and billy the kid for joining us this morning. we really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> dolly's new book, billy the kid makes it big, is available now. make sure you go out and pick up copy. here's ginger. >> thank you, michael. there's been some gorgeous aurora borealis sightings lately. the vibrant colors from grand teton national park.

then in north dakota and this one from alexandria minnesota. the sun has been super active so solar flairs and mass ejections are increasing and they are forecasted to keep happening. they can affect gps and drew: i'm meteorologist drew tuma with your forecast, warm and sunny, 70's and 80's for most of us. hotter by thursday even with 90's turning inland. a gradual cool down comes early next week. >> coming up our exclusive reveal of the new barbie. reveal of the new barbie.

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>> alright you see the big pink barbie sign and we're back with an exclusive reveal.

all-around us are the barbies and this morning we unveil the first ever barbie with downs syndrome and here's the president of the national downs syndrome society. kelly mack cue in is a spokesperson. >> thank you for having us. >> we're going to do the big reveal but kayla, you were brought in early project. >> barbie, how incredible. it's so unique. women with downs syndrome. >> those are some of the children playing with the barbies and we're going to do that big reveal. this is it. this is the moment. this is the new barbie fashi fashion

fashionista. [applause] >> so katy, tell us about this. what were some of the things you that about? >> you'll see the barbie doll is a little shortener stature which is typical for people with downs syndrome. you see the almond shape eyes and there's a crease in the ball. you want to share more, katy? >> absolutely. so let's start with her necklace. those are three arrows pointing upward and that is makes the copies of the three arrows of the chrome son and those are a symbol of downs syndrome and that's what unites the community together. sometimes my friend, ava that coined the idea. >> i love that idea and love to see the children playing right now and are so happy with all the dolls together. how does it feel to see

representation here now? >> absolutely. having a barbie with downs syndrome is pivotal with representation today. it showcases the ability of someone with downs syndrome not just beagle registered lobbyist but a woman that's rocking a red and blue dress. definitely a fashionista. >> how was that when you talked to barbie about the design? >> i thought it was incredible. it definitely will be a best not wait to see my friends and peers doll just like me. >> how does it feel to be associated with all of this. >> the downs syndrome community has been asking for this and mattel listened and we feel

better represented in our community. whether you have downs syndrome or you know somebody or this is the first time you have heard about it, this is the barbie for you. >> thank you and all of the families, thanks to you and by the way we're excited to announce that everybody here is going home with one of the new dolls. [applause] >> yay!. >> it is in stores in the fall at major retailers and we'll be right back. thank you, ladies.

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