have a flag. >> good morning, america. breaking overnight the shooter accused of killing five neighbors in texas caught by police. the accused mass killer in handcuffs now facing five counts of murder. >> he now will be taken to my jail where his new residence will be. >> this morning where the tip came from, how the police took him down, finding him hiding in a closet under a pile of laundry just 11 miles from the crime scene. bracing at the border. the biden administration sending 1,500 active duty military troops to the southern border anticipating a surge in migrant crossings as soon as next week. and overnight a new deal with mexico. what it all means and what's next? royal security scare. the moment a man was arrested

days before the coronation. what police say he threw onto buckingham palace grounds. you'll hear the controlled explosion authorities performed after they found his bag. the new details this morning. campus on edge. three people stabbed in a california college town leaving two dead and one in the icu. now why police say the attacks may be linked, and the latest on the hunt for a suspect. shocking new text message. what former fox news host tucker carlson reportedly wrote that contributed to his ouster from the network. the new details emerging just days after that nearly $800 million settlement. this morning what fox executives knew about the text and when. the latest on the fallout. the new twist for convicted murderer alex murdaugh, who killed his wife and son. now from his jail cell what he's saying he lied about. car theft showdown. one major city now handing out

hundreds of free apple air tags to stop thieves. how it works and could it be coming to where you live? frightening close call. an out of control car slamming into a vehicle pulled over on the highway. the officer walking away unharmed. what happened next? breaking this morning the preliminary results of a new alzheimer's drug and what to know about the side effects. dr. ashton is here. ♪ >> and king james leading the lakers. >> there he goes. >> lebron buries the three! >> thrilling game one in the matchup against steph curry and the warriors. >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> why not have a little cher. it is hump day, after all. what a game last night when the lakers and warriors. shaping up to be quite a series. >> will reeve has more on that.

also this morning all eyes are on the fed, expected to hike interest rates again. this comes on the heels of the collapse of first republic bank earlier this week. rebecca jarvis has what it means for your money, credit cardses and employment. first the man accused of killing five neighbors in texas including a mother and her child captured after nearly a week long manhunt. >> we're learning how police tracked him down, finding him hiding in a closet under a pile of laundry. matt rivers joins us with the latest. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, robin. the 38-year-old suspect being taken into custody overnight without incident. at a press conference here that just finished, deputies say other people closely connected to the suspect have also been arrested for helping him evade e rest. overnight the arrest an entire neighborhood was waiting for. the killer, slumped, shirtless, cuffed, now facing five counts

of murder. >> he now will be taken to my jail where his new residence will be. >> reporter: authorities laying out details. oropesa's time on the run ending with an anonymous call tuesday. >> the tip for the suspect location came in through the fbi tip line. >> reporter: about an hour after that call came in, officers descending on this home, just 11 miles from the original crime scene. a source close to the investigation telling abc station ktrk, the home belonging to an oropesa family member. border patrol, u.s. marshalls and state troopers went inside. >> he was caught hiding in a closet underneath some laundry. >> reporter: it marked the end of an urgent man hunt that began friday when sheriffs say oropesa argued with neighbors. he was outside shooting his ar-15 for fun. they asked him to stop. shortly after, that's when police say he entered their home and gunned down five people inside.

he then disappeared, where abouts unknown for days. an entire area on edge. authorities now hoping his arrest brings relief. >> what's your message to the family members? >> they can rest easy now because he is behind bars. >> reporter: that suspect currently being held in the jail behind me on a $5 million bond. george? >> okay, matt. thank you very much. to the white house now. president biden sending 1,500 active duty troops to the southern border as a pandemic era policy restricting immigration comes to an end. chief white house correspondent mary bruce is in washington with details. there's also a new deal with mexico announced overnight. >> reporter: george, good morning. the white house is bracing for a sharp spike in migration to the u.s./mexican border and bracing for the political fire storm that's likely to come with it. they are trying to show they are getting ahead of this sending 1,500 troops to the southern border. officials stress they will not be performing law enforcement functions. they are there to assist and

perform what's being called administrative duties. this is just one of several steps the white house is announcing as they prepare for the end of title 42 next week. that's a public health policy that was used to quickly expel migrants during the pandemic. overnight the administration announcing this deal for mexico to continue accepting migrants from venezuela, haiti, cuba and nicaragua who are expelled from the border. now the president and the white house know this surge is coming. they know that they are likely going to face political attacks over this. bottom line is they are trying to show they are taking this seriously. >> mary bruce. thanks. also breaking news from overseas. a teen boy opened fire in a school in serbia killing eight children and a school guard. >> reporter: eight school children are dead, the 14-year-old student opening fire at a middle school in central belgrade. a security guard was all killed and several students injured. the suspect alleged to have used

his father's gun. he was led away by police to protect his identity. he is a teenager. parents rushed to the school when word of the shooting spread. the children were locked in the classroom with their teachers for safety and were let out one by one. mass shootings in serbia are rare but gun ownership is among the highest in europe. at this stage though, we just don't know the motive behind this horrific attack. michael? >> our hearts go out to those families there. thank you so much, britt. we're going to turn to the security scare at buckingham palace days before the coronation of king charles. police arrested a man who threw suspected ammunition cartridges onto palace grounds. james longman is there. good morning, james. >> reporter: in an incident right here outside buckingham palace last night a man was arrested after acting suspiciously and a bag he was carrying was blown up in a controlled explosion by police. much of this caught on live tv.

this morning heightened security around buckingham palace after a frightening situation there just days before king charles coronation. metropolitan police say the man was arrested tuesday after he approached the gate and threw items expected to be shot gun cart ridges onto palace grounds. he was detained after police discovered he was holding a knife. there were no shots fired and no reported injuries. the king nor queen was there when this happened. the man was all carrying a suspicious bag and they performed a controlled explosion as a precaution. >> what was that? what was that? >> reporter: that blast was heard on live television during this moment on a tv news broadcast. >> i'm very sorry to say but it is -- good evening for the time being as i think that was probably controlled explosion in the background. that's what it sounded like to me. we will find out later. >> reporter: britain reportedly bringing thousands of officers

from across the u.k. to protect against potential threats. police placed all along the procession route and snipers on the buildings. none of this affected overnight rehearsals for the coronation procession. thousands of military personnel have been practicing around the clock ahead of the big day. george? >> james, thank you very much. we have the latest on tucker carlson's firing from fox news. a new text message was seen by fox's board. senior investigative correspondent aaron katersky has the story. good morning, aaron. >> reporter: george, good morning. the text message obtained by the new york times is racially charged and it does appear to have set in motion both his firing from fox news and the network's decision to settle with dominion voting systems. overnight the new york times published a text message from tucker carlson to one of his producers sent t dthe capito which a group of trump

supporters attacked someone he called an antifah kid. it was three against one at least, jumping a guy like that is dishonorable, obviously, it's not how white men fight. the message continues. i found myself rooting for the mob against the man, hoping they'd hit him harder, kill him. carlson wrote, i could taste it. then the message said, an alarm went off. i'm becoming something i don't want to be. the message surfaced as part of dominion's defamation lawsuit against fox news, a redacted version appears in public court filings. but the times reports members of fox's board of directors became aware of the unredacted version on the eve of trial and were so alarmed by carlson's views on violence and racial superiority, they took steps to investigate carlson and settled the case for nearly $800 million. six days later fox news fired its highest rated host. fox news did not respond to our request for comment this morning.

tucker carlson has not commented on this text message. but the decision by fox news to settle with dominion kept him off the witness stand where, george, he could have been confronted with the text message and its inflammatory sentiments about violence and race. george. >> there are more fox trials to come. thanks very much. to the expected interest rate hike. our chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis is on wall street with what it means for your money. good morning, rebecca. >> reporter: good morning, robin. the fed has a tricky task today. balancing all of the volatility that we've seen inside of the banks. the fact that three major banks have fallen and collapsed in the last two months, including first republic, which fell earlier this week with the fact that inflation is still high and you're seeing it in areas like grocery, up 8.4% from a year ago. lot of those morning staples from milk to coffee to cereal are up, many by double digits.

that adds up for the typical american family, robin, now paying about $313 more every month than they did a year ago. they have to balance trying to bring those prices down with trying not to destablize the full system, robin. >> it really does add up. how does employment fit into all of this? >> reporter: well, employment is obviously one of the most important things. if you have a job, you are hoping that your wages are going up enough to cover those price increases. ultimately, we are seeing a jobs picture that continues to remain strong. later this week we'll get the jobs report. we're expecting to learn 180,000 jobs were added last month. that's still a strong number, but it's the lowest in awhile. we're also starting to see job openings which have been so high for such a long time decrease. the fed again doesn't want to destablize that jobs market so much that we're in a recession, but they also realize they have to bring down some of this

growth in order to make inflation go down. that means higher interest rate, higher prices on your credit card, if interest rates go up, you're going to pay more on that credit card, but you might get a better savings rate at your bank. check for the high yield savings account at fdic insured banks, robin. >> always looking for that silver lining that you give us at the end there, rebecca. >> reporter: gotta find it. >> thank you very much. michael? >> thank you, robin. to the latest on the hollywood writer strike. overnight the biggest late night shows airing reruns. our chief national correspondent matt gutman is in l.a. with more. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, michael. that's right. those late show writers were not in their writing rooms. they were out here in the streets picketing against every major studio in los angeles and new york. what they're basically demanding is a more equitable share of the profits from the media companies. this morning in hollywood, the plaques are up but the writers pencils are down. the late show --

>> thank you for watching! >> i'm your host stephen colbert. >> well, everybody! >> reporter: reruns only. the writers taking hold yesterday. hours later the writers taking to the streets. from new york to l.a. there are about 11,500 writers in the guild. 98% voted for the strike. that's why we are expecting to see thousands on the picket line day after day until this ends. writers on average getting paid 23% less than 15 years ago when adjusted for inflation. how big an issue is the compensation at this point? making a living wage? >> that's the biggest one. >> that's the biggest one, yeah. >> residuals, being paid a fair wage for the work we do. >> reporter: the strike means any scripted projects, from film to tv, now on hold, including abbott elementary, whose writers were originally set to meet this week for next season. the goal of this latest strike is securing a new three year ra

including pay in an age of streaming. >> strikes hurt a lot of people, not just writers. but the other members of the crew who get side lined by production getting shut down. >> reporter: now the unity among writers and support from the public was impressive. but in talking to veteran writers and organizers are saying the pressure to get writers and everybody else involved in that ecosystem back to work begins to mount. still, the writers say they have to stick it out because for them this is happening. guys? >> hopefully a deal can be worked out sooner than later. now to the clash of the nba titans. lebron james and the lakers with the victory over steph curry and the warriors. will reeve is here to break down game 1 of this western conference series. >> good morning, robin. sign me up for six more of those. the lakers are looking excellent

on the road against the time. >> curry lays it in! >> reporter: after a thrilling game 1, the lakers stealing home court advantage from the golden state warriors with a 117-112 win. >> there he goes, lebron buries the three! >> reporter: it was billed a clash of the titans. lebron versus steph. >> curry! block by lebron! >> here is curry for three! straight to the heart! >> reporter: after a tight first half, the lakers started to pull away, working a double digit lead. but deep in the fourth, curry started to cook, leading the warriors with 27 points. >> curry, goes again! the magic of steph curry! >> reporter: with all eyes on the two biggest names it was anthony davis who showed up and showed out. >> knowing that we can win in this building, we can beat this

team, a confidence booster for us. >> reporter: racking up 30 points to lebron's 22. >> very resilient in games. another good step for our ball club. >> reporter: so the all-time playoff record between steph and lebron, in terms of games now stands 15 wins for steph, 89 for lebron. game two thursday on espn. 9 p.m. eastern. also last night here in new york, the knicks evening up their series with the heat. they are tied at 1 heading to miami. so much great basketball. >> steph and lebron, they're titans. but the mvp is -- >> joel embiid, the center for the philadelphia 76ers, winning for the first time in his career. finished second the past two years. he got 73 of the 100 votes. overcome with emotion when he found out the news. really exciting. >> well deserved. thank you, will. coming up on gma, the new twist for alex murdaugh, convicted of killing his wife and son.

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this will happen when an pandemic era policy comes to an end. we're learning about a new alzheimer's drug. we'll tell you what the results are showing and also potential side effects. dr. ashton is gonna join us for that. before we show you this next video, we want you to know this officer is okay. it was a narrowing escape in virginia. out of control car crossing the media slamming into this routine classic stop. the officer jumping out of the way just in time. thankfully, he was unhurt. the 17-year-old driver of the other car has been charged with reckless driving. scary there. we got a lot more ahead including a major city's strategy to crack down on car thefts. giving away apple air tags. how it works. that is say head. to a new twist for alec murdaugh, found guilty of killing his wife and son and what he's now saying he lied about. eva pilgrim has the latest for us.

good morning, eva. >> reporter: alex murdaugh has admitted to telling lie after lie. now a new unexpected twist, murdaugh adding a new lie to his list. this one what happened leading up to his housekeeper's death. this morning a new twist involving convicted murderer alex murdaugh, disgraced south carolina attorney who is serving life in prison for the murders of his wife maggie and son paul now claiming he lied about the 2018 death of his housekeeper gloria saterfield. >> do you remember looking tony saterfield in the eye and lying to him? >> i remember lying to tony saterfield and looking him in the eye on many occasions. >> and lying to him? >> yeah. >> lying to his family? >> i lied to his family. >> reporter: this is not the first time murdaugh has changed his story. during that trial he was pressed on the stand over his history of lying. >> you lied to maggie, didn't you? >> i did lie to maggie.

>> you lied to paul? >> you lied to your father? >> i'm sure i did at some point. >> reporter: murdaugh previously telling first responders saterfield died at his home in a trip and fall accident involving his dog. but now in a new legal filing, murdaugh caming he invented that story. the documents stating no dogs were involved. after ms. saterfield's death, defendant invented the statement that dogs caused her to fall to force insure rs to make a force ensurers to make a settlement payment. saterfield's son said to sue them for insurance money but didn't tell them when the case was settedled. murdaugh instead pocketing the money himself. >> did the defendant ever tell you he has also a $5 million umbrella policy? >> no. >> did he ever tell you it had been recovery against $3.8 million against that? >> no. >> did he ever pay you one penny of $3.8 million?

>> no. >> reporter: murdaugh admitted to taking millions of dollars of the saterfield's settlement. now the insurance company suing murdaugh, trying to recover the money he took. but murdaugh's legal team claiming because murdaugh lied about how saterfield's die, the lawsuit is illegitimate. saterfield's's son did receive a settlement. murdaugh is still facing charges on 90 plus financial crimes, accused of stealing money from client, friend, even his family's law firm. >> endless story. thank you, eva. going to turn to the california college campus on edge this morning following three stabbings that left two people dead including a student. police say the attacks could be linked. will carr is in davis, california, with the latest on a search for the suspect. good morning, will. >> reporter: good morning, michael. since thursday, there has been a stabbing every other night. one uc davis student had just

won an award at a ceremony and was walking home when he was stabbed and killed. this morning police are trying to figure out who is responsible for this stabbing spree and why. this morning an urgent manhunt is under way after three people were stabbed in a northern california college town leaving two dead and one in the icu. >> this is different. the attacks were particularly violent and brazen. >> reporter: the three separate stabbings all occurring at night in davis, just west of sacramento. >> we're getting information of somebody possibly stabbed. >> reporter: the latest attack happening monday night, a woman calling 911 telling authorities she had been stabbed multiple times. she was hospitalized in critical condition. the fbi now assisting police, trying to determine if the crimes are linked. suspect in each described as a college age man with curly hair. 20-year-old uc davis student kareem abunajim attacked in sycamore park saturday night.

>> we have a doctor who found the suspect gasping for air, bleeding out of his entire body. >> reporter: his father saying they regularly took the path he was found on. >> he is gone. we are just doing his funeral arrangements rather than preparing for his graduation party. >> reporter: his death coming on the heels of a beloved community member who was homeless. >> his expression was easy. was compassion. empathy. tolerance. his love was unconditional. >> reporter: the campus of uc davis on edge. >> we have beefed up police presence. people are anxious and fearful and rightfully so. >> reporter: we're outside of the davis police department this morning. over the past 24 hours we have seen officers spread out across this city. it comes as uc davis has asked students to study virtually at

night, to stay as safe as possible. guys? >> what a story that is. thank you. coming up how one big city is cracking down on car thefts. gio benitez, you're gonna have that story. >> reporter: that's right, george. police believe this is the next big crime fighting tool especially when we're talking about stolen cars. we're gonna tell you where it's happening and why next on gma. stick around. right here on gma. stick around

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we are back with new york city's move to cut down on car theft, giving away air tags. gio benitez has the details. good morning, gio. >> reporter: george, good morning. many cities are seeing a rise in stolen cars especially with kias and hyundais. now new york city is betting on something as simple as this, an apple air tag. police departments are taking note. this morning as car thefts nationwide spike, the nypd fighting back with a tiny piece of technology. >> it's, without a doubt, a game changer. a game changer. >> reporter: new york city handing out 500 free apple air tags to help drivers and law enforcement track stolen cars. so how are you going to distribute all of these air tags? >> people in the community can call their local officers and they will arrange to get their tag to them. >> reporter: here's how the tracker works. put the air tag or a similar device into a hidden spot in your car. if a thief takes your car, the

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rehearsal for the coronation inside westminster abbey. overnight we saw a massive rehearsal under way for what will be the biggest military display since queen elizabeth's coronation in 1953. thousands of members of all branches of the military, all on horse back, marching the route they will take with their king and queen from buckingham palace, downing street to westminster abbey where the coronation will take place. both coaches that will be used, the diamond jubilee coach and gold stage coach were brought out for a trial run. this afternoon a busy time for the king and queen. they will host a garden party, one of two to celebrate the coronation. the palace inviting people from all over the uk for tea to thank them for their service to the community. guys, so much happening both in london and right here in scotland. we really hope you'll stay tuned. coming up, we will give you a tour of this 18th century home. it is one of prince charles favorite places and for reasons

that i guarantee will surprise you. it is a very special place, that has literally changed lives. we'll explain when we come back from scotland. until then back to you. >> she looks right at home there in scotland. >> that place looks nice. it could be one of my favorites, too. all right, lara, thank you very much. we'll have complete coverage of the coronation and i will be there live saturday morning beginning at 5 a.m. eastern. >> we are looking forward to that. coming up next on gma and later, chris pratt is here live. next though our play of the game. victory parade celebration fit for hollywood. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they even start. it's the #1 prescribed branded chronic migraine

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she's in scotland on an estate that is very close to king charles' heart. tell us where you are. good morning, lara. >> reporter: robin, i am about an hour south. i have a little help from this little lady. this home was in one family for more than 300 years. it is now open to everyone. that is a lot because of the work, the passion of king charles. they provide job training here in agriculture and farming and so much more. this place has created incredible connections for so many people. we will show you the magic and how the king has changed so many lives on good morning america. >> got a visitor. >> also ahead dr. ashton will be breaking down preliminary results on what appears to be a promising new alzheimer's drug. dr. ashton will talk about that and the potential side effects. first the man accused of

killing five neighbors in texas, including a mother and her child, he has been captured by police. matt rivers joins us with the latest. matt, there's been some other arrests in connection with the case, too? >> reporter: yeah, that's right. police just holding a press conference here at the sheriff's office, where they said there have been several more arrests made in connection to this case, people who are close to this suspect, who were helping him evade arrest. that's the information we have now. very much an on going situation. this is the first time that this texas community waking up in five days without a suspected mass murderer on the run. the suspect being taken into custody overnight without incident, without violence. we have some video to show you of that suspect just after he was arrested. you can see him slouched shirtless and handcuffed in the front seat of a police vehicle. authorities say it was an anonymous tip that led them to the house where they made that arrest. they got the call around 5:15 p.m. local time and managed to arrest him just over an hour

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according to a story in "the wall street journal" you could have just six seconds, six seconds, to make an impression on future employers with your resume. rebecca jarvis is here to help us. i want to get right to it. we have a mockup resume we're going to show folks. to start, should job seekers include a bioparagraph at the top of the resume? >> so, robin, in the words of eminem, you get one shot, one opportunity. same thing is true with this resume. you've got six seconds to impress. one of the most important things you can do when you look at this mockup resume, you no longer need that explanation paragraph. you just want to turn that idea at the top of your resume into a quick statement about who you are. so in this case, the mockup resume says sales manager with decades of experience, eager for an opportunity. that's a lot of verbage to convey the idea you can convey in one single statement which is you are a senior software sales

manager. that's where you want to go with this instead of all those words to convey the same thing. >> that's quite a difference. bringing back some memories here. what if you have is a variety of work experience? should people be altering for each job they apply for? >> so, robin, i just want to address the hives thing. this is a stressful experience for everybody, but there are 9.5 million job openings right now. so if you're looking, it's a good time to hunt. on that idea of experience, the younger you are, the less this is as important. as you get farther out in your career, you want to make sure the experience you're putting down is totally relevant for the job you're seeking. in the case of that mockup resume, if you're seeking the senior sales manager job and you had experience working at an ice cream shop years ago,

not necessarily the information you want to include. you want to include all of the relevant things. if you're just coming out of college and you've got a mixture of experience and you want to convey who you are to that employer, it's something you might include. but again, farther down in your career, strike it out, keep to the specifics on what you're good for and why you're going for this particular job. >> that is correct. always good, good insight and advice, rebecca. we thank.ou y get off the street now. get off the street! >> okay, robin. turning to the book tackling diet culture and the negative impact it can have on children. it's called "fat talk." parenting in the age of our culture. it takes a closer look at weight stigma through the lens of kids. eva pilgrim back with that story. hey, eva. >> diet and weight loss is a multibillion dollar business. messaging is everywhere. studies show kids notice size starting very young.it is nt, t look a certain way everywhere. our kids are listening.

>> i want to lose three pounds. >> kids start to learn fat is the wrong way to have is a body. between 3 and 5. this is pressure that starts really early. one of the top predictors of future eating disorder risk is kids being shamed for their weight and childhood dieting experiences. >> in a new book "fat talk" parenting in the age of diet culture, the author argues one way parents can start fighting back against diet culture and anti-fat bias is by reclaiming the word fat. >> if we can understand fat is just a neutral body descripter, just like saying tall or short or brown hair or blonde hair. if your child comes to you and they are in a bigger body and they say, am i fat? you should be honest with them and say, you're fat and there's absolutely nothing wrong with that. we love your body just the way it is. >> but embracing the word might not be the right move for some parents. >> i think the word fat is something everyone needs to make their own choices about. i think the language that we use

has to be something that we agree on as a family. >> sole-smith also says it's the way we talk about our bodies at home. >> we can say, i'm not gonna shame my body in front of my kids. i'm going to celebrate bodies in all shapes and sizes. >> how do you make sure your child is proud of the body that they have? >> as parents, we need to spend time reminding our children what matters about them on the inside. >> talk about the strengths that your body has, no matter what size it is. if you have a child who is in a bigger body who's strong, talk about their strength. so helping our children celebrate how our bodies function, how they allow us to accomplish our goals, these are things we can remind our kids about every single day. >> reality is hearing about diets and talking about diets. it's just unavoidable for kids. rachel telling me the goal is

be a shield between our children and some of the most toxic messages of the diet culture. as kids get older, she says it's okay to be honest about our own struggles with this diet culture. guys, we have to be honest about our own insecurity, so we don't pass those insecurities on to our children. >> well said. thank you, eva. >> let's go to ginger. marquette, michigan, 27 inches of snow. snowiest may on record. some parts of upper michigan got 32 inches. that's just a ton in may. green bay wisconsin picking up the snow. that thing is moving east. snow shoe west virginia, parts of west virginia had their snowiest may on record after such a mild winter overall. that chilly air we've been feeling with this pesky low pressure system that's hanging out. well, it is going to eventually lift. 39 chicago, 37 pittsburgh. back into the 70s. don't worry, spring and almost summer like coming at you. let's get a check now close to

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all the estates and palaces they own. does king charles connect with his people? i will tell you, it could be difficult to find a person in this part of scotland who would express anything other than gratitude to the king. i am standing in front of dumfries house. this house being sold off for parts, when king charles took a loan out to purchase it tphp it had been in the same family since 1760. just as the king envisioned, it is now home to all. it is a maze of historical finds and adventures for adults and children to learn and enjoy. with the king, honoring the new king. ♪ elvis, just part of a monthly tea party for local seniors and anyone in the community in need of company. that wyo trys dp sntur

it is the vision of king charles, to reinvigorate this former coal mining town and save an important piece of scottish history. welcome to dumfries house. what's your first impression? >> i feel so royal. i mean, the ticking of the grandfather clock behind me is the first thing i notice. >> i'm glad you mentioned that. when the foundation took over, we had just three clocks. over time his majesty, the king, felt it was lacking a heart beat. we now have 38 clocks. >> the impressive collections include an extensive collection of chippendale furniture. explain what chippendale furniture means. >> thomas chippendale was a furniture maker. he was shakespeare of cabinet making. >> i have read that this is valued at $20 million, $40 million. >> yes. this is the dining room. >> it is pink. it is gorgeous.

>> this is the king's favorite. >> i can see why. it's stunning. chandelier. is that original? >> it is. dates to 1760. >> they did not miss a thing here. the estate is a center for job training, offering life skills and opportunities to learn new trades, cooking, restoration, textiles and hospitality, training people like stewart banks, who was without a job for two years before he was trained and now hired to be personal butler to king charles. >> he's such a wonderful human. what he's done for me is beyond -- >> life changing. >> life changing. >> how does he take his tea? >> i have to say no comment. foat that'inreinpersdivulge that no pe

you passed. nearly 150,000 people visit dumfries house each year to tour the amazing home, stay in the bed and breakfast, or attend events like this. ♪ monthly tea dance for older folks in the community. 75-year-old reese wilkie says attending dumfries house sewing circle has given her a sense of purpose. >> i'm retired. you can sit in the house. i look forward to coming here every week. >> it's even led to a very special invitation, to represent the community at the coronation. >> i remember the queen's coronation. i was just 5 when she was crowned. no television. at the school, we went to the local pictures house and watched it there. >> on a movie screen? >> yes. >> what does it mean to witness this moment in history? >> it's history. it's unbelievable. and to be a witness to that.

>> so special to meet her and everyone here. if the king's efforts here at dumfries house are a blue print for what he might do with his other properties around the u.k., it is really exciting to think of the number of peoples whose lives he could actually change. want to share with you again little bit about her. oreo. she's five weeks old. this is what he does. he's got this organic farm with programs that teach kids and adults not only a trade, but education about rare breeds like this little lady. she is a shetland lamb. i promise i'll try not to take her home with me. it has been so magnificent to see the wellness programs, to combat loneliness for senior citizens. the job training. you're going to meet another man who is putting a whole new spin on kilts, guys, and all because of the king's programs here at dumfries house. >> doing a lot of good there. what was your favorite part of the visit? >> i mean, do you have to ask?

>> baa! >> gotta be the animals. >> you finally got a pet to talk. [ laughter ] >> i hear you. >> we love it. looks like you're having a good time. great to see you. thank you so much for that. that made our morning. coming up, chris pratt. the man himself. he is here live. we'll be right back. back. >> that was priceless. >> starting this week, the coronation countdown is on an gma invites you to a front row seat to history. from buckingham palace to westminster abbey, joint "good morning america" for all the royal pageantry. the family, the celebrations, the parties, and oh, yes, the fashion. "good morning america," the

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hey, bay area live with kelly marcus coming up we'll chat with chris pratt from guardians of the galaxy. >> plus abby ryder fortson and emily king performs that's at nine on abc seven. >> we'll see you guys soon live doppler seven showing you light showers throughout the morning. >> that will continue this afternoon. it is a level one on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. it is gray out there with some showers and temperatures today in the 50s and 60s. tomasi >> thank you, drew. we'll have

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we're gonna keep each other motivated and moving in may. so good for you in so many ways. we're going to have somebody do a walkout. we're excited about our new guest. he's taken on aliens, dinosaurs even a fire breathing turtle on the big screen. now he's back in guardians of the galaxy volume 3. please welcome chris pratt! >> nice! >> good to see you. >> thank you for doing the walk. appreciate it. >> good to see you. >> oh my gosh. good morning america! get up, america! attack that day. >> i don't know why we don't do it like that. >> we try to ease into the day. >> not me, no. feet on the ground, start running. dead sprint all day. out by noon. >> out like a light.

the premiere, the premiere last week. >> last week. >> your son jack. >> that's right. >> he was there. 10 years old. we gotta hear his review. >> he loved it. he's a tough critic. he's not just abusive because dad's in a movie. if he doesn't like it, he'll tell me. this one he loved. >> was he looking at you, looking at the screen? >> catherine said there were a couple moments, i don't want to give any spoilers away. there were a couple moments where my character is in dire straits and he was watching and eating popcorn looking over at me. [ laughter ] looking up at the screen. looking back at me. it was so cute. >> this is the final i guess installment in the guardians trilogy. >> that's right. >> is this gonna be the last we see of your character, star lord? >> i mean, it's -- it's marvel, so all kinds of things can happen. you never know. they've got various time lines and alternate universes.

they can always probably orchestrate a way to bring somebody back. it's very much written as a trilogy and feels pretty final. yeah. i don't know. james gunn, our director, he wrote and directed all three movies. that's pretty rare for a director to do an entire trilogy. he did all three. now he's moving on. it's tough to imagine doing it again. >> what did you take home from the set? >> i backed up the u-haul truck. everything. i took it all. i got past the point where it probably would have been more expensive for them to fire me than what i took. >> that's a dangerous position you put them in. >> let's give everybody a look at a clip. >> if you open yourself up to it, there's a possibility. >> i don't think so. >> quell. >> quell. >> i don't think so. >> what i'm trying to say -- >> you know this is an open line, right?

>> what? >> we're listening to everything you're saying. >> and it is painful. >> you're just telling me now? >> we would hope it would stop on its own. [ laughter ] >> we can't wait. we can't wait. we know it's going to do so well at the box office. if it becomes number one, you are gonna knock your own movie out of top spot, super mario brothers. you voiced mario. wasn't that like a childhood dream come true? >> this whole thing was a dream come true. being the voice of mario, absolutely. i loved playing super mario brothers when i was a kid. it was the sound track of my youth playing nintendo. hundred thousands of hours playing that game. yeah. i'm so grateful for that. the fans have been coming out to see it. looks like this week it's gonna get knocked off by this movie. pretty incredible. >> my mom played a lot of mario. >> did she?

>> only game i ever watched her. she called it nine-tendo. every time mario would jump, she'd be sitting around the controller like this. what is wrong with you? >> you lean with the controller. >> she was into it, man. >> you have so many talents. actor. >> go on! >> producer. farmer. >> hey. >> how are things at the farm? >> i'm so eager to get back there. things are great. we just had about seven baby calves born. so we got a bull last year. we're doing all our own breeding and having our own cows born on the ranch. that's a different thing for us. it's going good, man. we got animals, chicken, goat, sheeps, pigs. >> is that how you grew up? >> no. no. i grew up in a rural area, but we didn't do any farming. it was just something that -- this piece of land that is a beautiful piece of land. i met a wonderful group of farmers. they're into the regeneration

farm practices. this farm needed tlc. hadn't had a hair cut in ten years. it was really in rough condition. they wanted to do regeneration farming. i really wanted to do that. so we partnered up. >> your son jack got to see the movie. little girls haven't seen it. when are they going to see your stuff? what do you want them to see? >> they're a little young now. eloise is 11 months and lila is 2 1/2. they're a little young to start watching that now. i'll probably start off with the real heavy stuff. hit him with some -- the critically acclaimed stuff. [ laughter ] i don't know. mario is pretty good for kids. i have done some animated movies, lego movie, on ward. i have been able to voice some things. i'll probably stt there. moving them -- that's the gateway. then eventually we'll get them into guardians and jurassic world.

>> you've done everything. thanks for bringing the energy. it will be something if you knocked yourself out. what are you doing? >> i'm looking at myself on the monitor. [ laughter ] that's me! good morning america. i'm robin. guardians of the galaxy hits theaters on friday. coming up lara is in scotland showing us how one of king charles most favorable pieces of fashion is made. how was that? >> great job. [cheers and

♪ ♪ back now as we count down to the coronation. king charles has strong ties to scotland, and kilts are a favorite of britain's new monarch, who wore was last fall. lara is with us again from scotland with a kilt. hey, lara. >> yes, yes. unfortunately oreo has left. she's meeting with her agent. i'm back wearing a kilt. we're calling it a kilty pleasure. it's been a staple dating back to the 1500s. the art of kilt making is on the red list of endangered heritage craft. yesterday we met a young man who learned the incredible skill to revive this classic look and even make it a little rock 'n' roll.

from the scottish highlands of vivian westwood and as if we could forget cher's jacket in clue. kilts are one of the oldest style staples dating back to the 16th century and a favorite of king charles whenever he visits scotland. >> they'll never take our freedom! >> kilts aren't just for brave hearts. >> workmanship is incredible. >> thank you very much. >> graham is one of scotland's youngest crafts men of traditional kilts. >> all of my material is sourced locally from scotland. >> the 37-year-old traded in his job ten years ago to follow his brave heart, fashion. going back to college and then here to the textile training erntcet adumf prince charles started the program to give people in this . >> dumfries house is a place

where people are learning all new trades and being given these opportunities. what has it meant for you? >> for me, it's absolutely helped me change my entire life. >> each of his one of a kind kilts takes about 50 hours to sew by hand. graeme does every single stitch himself. >> i'd rather make much less, but much better, higher quality. >> you're about quality, not quantity. >> yes, yes. it's not fast fashion. it's slow fashion. >> these are not your grandmothers or grandfather's kilts. look how rock 'n' roll you made this kilt. his creations are unisex. roll those sleeves up and let's go. he uses unexpected pops of color of fabric. you are not a man who follows the rules. you love tradition but you're making it your own. >> absolutely, yes. >> his attention to detail, unmatched.

>> when you're constructing them, you put extra fabric.graet the eye of the fashion world. he is set to be featured in the next edition of harper's bazaar uk. it was a gift from king charles. he gave you the fabric? y >> that has been the highlight of his young career. graeme turning that fabric into a kilt fit for a king. the quality, the weight. you can tell this is the real deal. dumfries house really gave you this skill that's become a career. >> yes. >> graeme is living his dream and is so talented, guys. this is a graeme original. he tells me hugely popular shows like outlander have helped the kilt business come back. it opens up a whole new generation of interest to this tradition. he, as i said, handmakes every single kilt.

he stitches them himself. you can follow his journey and see his beautiful pieces on instagram. graeme bone fashion. if you're wondering about an old wives tale about kilts and what men may or may not wear under them. [ laughter ] i didn't ask. i didn't ask. i did not ask, george. >> i was wondering. >> i did buy the calendar. i did buy the calendar. >> you know michael is joining you over there across the pond for the coronation. any chance you could get michael in a kilt? do you think that's a possibility? [ laughter ] >> i actually have worn a kilt before. >> let me tell you, it's already in process. [ laughter ] >> you have been warned, michael. >> i wore one at a fashion show here in new york a long time ago. thank you very much, lara. it was quite comfortable and breezy. [ laughter ]

>> anybody who can find a photo of that. >> that's right. i don't know why i miss these things. all right. we're going to have complete coverage of the coronation. i am heading over and, of course, i'll be there with our abc news team live saturday morning beginning at 5 a.m. eastern. i don't know if i'll be wearing a kilt that early, but i will be there, ginger. >> we'll be watching with baited breath, michael. i cannot wait to see that. also, it's afternoon. you can totally get a kilt by then. dust off your dancing shoes "dancing with the stars" is making history once again. the fan favorite show gonna be the first series ever to simulcast across both abc and disney + for its upcoming season. it will be available the next day all on hulu. you know we aren't going to stop there. we've got more updates very soon for you.

weather forecast. light showers and overcast skies. cool temperatures and accuweather 7 a showers today. a chance tomorrow morning. weekend looking nice. looks like warm up. >> come on. >> come in. there's the picture. there is a picture. >> there it is. there you go. trying to work that runway. it was for a good cause. why not? >> you have it on your phone? >> i just looked it up. [ laughter ] >> wow. coming up the crew of the great american baking show are live. >> that's your home screen. >> oh my. for likes or followers. their path isn't for the casually curious.

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>> i also expect to americans to be able to produce their own burger from scratch. i mean, we have seven great bakers. i'm sure they will be able to understand the very basic american classic. >> so got to turn the question around. how do nonamericans judge burgers? >> we're not very well qualified to do that. well, you know, burger's a burger. we all know what a good burger is. >> i think it comes down to the bun. we were basically testing them on the bun, as well as the filling. we set the criteria. that's the beauty of it. if they break our rules, that's it. >> we understand one of your contestants this season actually learned how to bake watching the british version of your show. that's a high compliment. >> well, i'm sure they didn't learn entirely how to bake from the program, but what it does do, it inspires a lot of people to start baking. then they watch it all the time and copy it.

some of them do it every week. they do one of the challenges every week, then tell us how they're getting on. >> i love that though. spinir peseoe pl you two spend so much time outside in your show tent. did moer nature kick in and take over? >> aot l. therwas veryamoupicte els, squirrel many years ago. rabbits, getting inside the tent. the tent is in the middle of a rural field. nature surrounds it. >> w chthheey love the sugar. on a hot sunny day in the middle etof julomy s it's quite difficult because paul has one of these electric tennis rackets that he's gonna swat them with. they basically fry them. so then we have bakers who can't

bear it, who don't like to see the wasps killed. we don't know what to do. some are frightened of the wasps. >> very intense set. >> you got to be careful. >> that is about the only stress that ever happens.colate. otherwise, it's a very happy atmosphere. david swimmer>> tried a british dish. how was it? >> it was good. normally, i'm not a big fan of tofu. i was in japan and i tried friday, boiled. i just didn't like it. but david managed to produce a pie with curry powder tofu, it was delicious. i gave him a handshake. it was just stunning. >> he was so impressed. i thought he was going to cry. >> of course, we have the coronation coming up. i understand you had the coronation quiche.

>> it was extraordinary. prince edward turned up at a party to try to promote street parties and communities with a quiche that had come out of the buckingham palace kitchen that had been designed for me to taste. >> how was it? >> it was absolutely excellent. it was terrific. paul would have approved of it. crumbley, buttery, no soggy bottoms. it was perfect. the only thing i didn't like, every single newspaper has the same photograph of me. i often look like i'm smelling something. prince is holding the pie and i have got my nose in it standing there. i mean, there were nicer pictures. every newspaper used that one. >> we've got something for you before we let you go. you don't have to judge it. we want you to eat it. we've got some of new york's best desserts.

lafayette bakery supreme croissant. junior's cheese cake. we heard you love lemon donuts. those are lemon love letter donuts from the donut project. >> you like their cheese cake. >> i do. i have had a lot of their cheese cake. it is stunning one of the best ever. but these -- these are -- >> are you guys gonna eat all that? no. >> yeah. we'll take it on the plane. >> our staff will be really upset. they'll find a way to finish it. >> is that a cheese cake, too? >> yes. >> i'm going to try one of these donuts. >> what's this? >> you will be streaming on the roku channel on friday. we'll be right back.

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big thank you to lara and our whole crew in scotland. >> we thank you for watching. have a great day on this -- what day is it, michael? >> hump day. ? >> hump day.

building a better bay area moving forward, finding >> thiis abc news. good morning everyone. >> i'm erin from abc7 mornings. here's jobina now with a look at traffic high jobina high. >> kumasi thank you. good morning everyone. so we have a number of minor crashes out there right now, but slow traffic is really the talker and it's due to the weather and a lot of cases it's slick out there. this live picture from the bay bridge toll plaza. i saw rain coming down in this spot just a couple of minutes ago. the droplets clearly on the camera metering lights came on at 537. traffic has not let up here. hey, drew. hey, jobina. >> you can see that rain. it is out there this morning live doppler seven. we have scattered light showers currently happening. it's a level one out throughout the day with those light showers, those slick travel really your biggest impact. so here's how the day shapes up. we're going to keep that cloud cover throughout the day on and off. light showers, cool temperatures in the 50s and 60s tsay. thank you, drew.

>> now it's time for live with kelly and mark and we'll be back at 11 for midday live ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and mark!" today, from "guardians of the galaxy vol. 3", chris pratt. and, actress abby ryder fortson from "are you there god? it's me, margaret." plus, a performance by emily king. all next on "live!" and now, here are kelly ripa and mark consuelos! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪