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>> dwayne johnson getting real about his depression and what helped him move forward. ♪ i will survive ♪ and then there were four. the boston celtics silencing the 76ers to make it to the nba finals. setting up a rematch, as the lakers look to take down the top seeded denver nuggets. >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> good morning, america. hope you had a good weekend. happy monday. so glad to be with you here. we do want to get right to that weekend of deadly weather. at least 50 tornados ripped through six states from nebraska to texas killing at least two people. overnight flash flooding in st. louis, missouri, left the city under water. ginger is tracking the latest and where the storm is headed next. good morning, ginger.

>> morning to you, michael. more than 220 severe storm reports just over the weekend across 24 states or so. there's more where that came from. from nebraska to illinois, at least 50 reported twisters this weekend. >> we're in it! we're in it! we're in the tornado! >> reporter: storm chasers inside this tornado as it ripped through nebraska. while in texas winds up to 73 miles per hour. this truck jack knifed on interstate 59 in houston. at least two people are dead and ten injured after an ef-1 tornado with winds up to 105 miles per hour tore a 200 yard wide path through laguna. christopher vasquez living to tell the tale. >> my whole roof caved in. picked me up off the bed and threw me into the wall. >> reporter: one of the victims roberto flores, his cousin living just down the block. >> he's in heaven. he probably didn't know what happened.

>> reporter: and in all the rescues, one captured by our own crew. >> come on, boy. >> come on, little guy. >> reporter: a dog trapped beneath a house. our crew digging him out before taking him to a shelter to be reunited with his family. will and jim, so grateful you were there for that. also wanted to just show you. may, feels like was very active weather wise. may is the month where we see the highest number of tornados. on average 275 of them in this month across the nation. george? >> okay, ginger, thanks. to the border now. there was a major drop in the number of migrants over the weekend. president biden's team says it's proof their policy is working. chief white house correspondent mary bruce has the latest. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, george. for now, the white house seems to have avoided that fear of a huge surge at the southern border, but throughout the hemisphere, desperate migrants are still on the move. here in washington the political fire storm just beginning. the president speaking to reporters during a weekend bike ride touting a drastic decline in the number of border crossings.

>> much better than you all were expecting. they have gone down. my hope is they'll continue to go down. we have a lot more work to do. >> reporter: the administration is crediting its new tougher asylum policies. they had been bracing for a surge at the border after title 42 expired last week, the policy meant to deter crossing. instead border patrol agents detained around 4,200 migrants, a drop of 2,000 from the day before, but an increase in apprehensions is still possible in the days and weeks ahead. across the region, tens of thousands remain on the move, fleeing violence, political repression and despair in their home countries. amid a sea of misinformation about biden's changing policies, abc's will carr was across the border in mexico. >> there are more than 1,500 people at this camp site. some staying in tent, others in tents made up of tarps and branches, all hoping to make it into the united states. >> reporter: to make a

successful asylum claim, migrants must first be denied protection in a country they passed through on their way to the u.s. border, or apply through an online app. migrants say appointments have been hard to come by, and many don't have good access to cell service. breaking those rules can lead to deportation and five year ban on entering the country. concerns over overcrowding in detention facilities, the administration wanted to release some migrants under supervision but a federal judge in florida blocked that plan. >> we think it's a very harmful ruling when, in fact, our border patrol stations become overcrowded, it is a matter of the safety and security of people including our own personnel. >> reporter: now, the administration is also facing other legal challenges here. the aclu and immigrants rights groups say the president's new asylum restrictions are cruel and mimic a trump era ban. they say the rules unlawfully restrict access to asylum. the white house pushing back against that, michael.

>> thank you so much, mary. now the high stakes battedle over the debt ceiling and great concerns about an economic meltdown. with the u.s. government just weeks from possible default. our senior congressional correspondent rachel scott is on capitol hill with the latest. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: michael, good morning to you. this is really down to the wire. president biden insists both sides are making progress but there still is no deal yet between congressional republicans and the white house to avoid a catastrophic default. time is running out. treasury secretary had warned if congress does not act, the government could run out of money to pay its bills as soon as june 1st. consequences here could be dire. troops could go unpaid, social security payments could be delayed for seniors, the stock market would likely plunge, interest rates would soar and an estimated 8 million people could lose their jobs. republicans are taking a hard line approach. they will not commit to raising the debt ceiling until the president commits to spending cuts.

we're told some possible areas of agreement could be clawing back unspent covid money as well as reforming the permitting process for energy projects. the president said he will likely meet with congressional leaders again tomorrow, but he is scheduled to head to japan for the g-7 summit wednesday, putting even more pressure on leaders to get this done and get it done quickly. >> countdown is on. rachel, thank you very much. overseas to the latest on the war in ukraine. ukrainian forces making their largest advance in months. could it give them an edge on the russians? good morning, tom. >> reporter: that advance is the most significant for ukrainian forces in six months. it's too early to say whether it will translate into a bigger shift on the ground. the russians have, for nine months, been throwing everything in the battle in that area so it's a bitter blow for them and an important boost for ukraine. breath taking video from ukrainian troops as they stormed

russian positions near bakmout. the advance coming after nine months of relentless russian attacks. it could be an early sign that ukrainians readying its offensive trying to seize the initiative in the war again. ukrainian soldiers seen throwing grenades into trenches, machine guns, tanks and armored vehicles covering infantry in what appears to be a well coordinated assault. with russian troops retreating across the field. this russian soldier suggesting he was drafted to fight and his options were to go war or prison. it comes after russian media reported two russian fighter jets and two helicopters were shot down in a single day. it happened inside russia near to the border with ukraine. ukraine denying involvement. and amid the set backs for russia, a lethal drone strike in western ukraine, unleashing this huge fire ball. moscow claiming it hit a ukrainian arms dump.

and we're also seeing reports of explosions deep behind the front lines on targets in russian occupied eastern ukraine. russian officials claiming ukraine is already using long range storm shadow missiles. the uk recently announced it was supplying those to ukraine george? >> president zelenskyy is continuing his european tour meeting with the british prime minister after talks with the pope and french president this weekend. ian panel has the latest. good morning, ian. >> reporter: good morning, george. uk just confirming delivery of these long range missiles that tom was talking about after a weekend of surprise visit for zelenskyy ahead of those scheduled meetings in italy. in turn, the germans sending a plane to bring him to berlin. then last night the french whisking him to paris. this morning a surprise visit in london with the prime minister. with multiple pledges of tanks, armored vehicles, long range missiles and drones and training

for fighter pilots and soldiers. it's looking like a last minute shopping trip ahead of the up coming counter offensive. chance to show america that the major european allies are trying to pull their weight. zelenskyy telling journalists initially the offensive is in the final stages of preparation and the first steps will be taken soon. letting the ukrainians know the pressure is on to show results on the battlefield to keep that aid flowing. michael? >> thank you very much, ian. going to turn to here at home. major air bag recall for more than 1 million cars and an urgent warning about shrapnel that could explode in your car. rebecca jarvis is tracking the latest. good morning, rebecca. >> good morning, michael. the impact is far reaching. general motors is recalling nearly 1 million suv's including buick enclaves, traverses from 2014 to 2017 all with air bag parts produced by a company called arc automotive. this comes as the ntsb the

urging arch automotive to recall 67 million air bag inflaters manufactured before 2018 because they could possibly explode and spray shrapnel. at least 12 auto manufacturers have used arc components in their recall. that could ultimately affect nearly one quarter of the cars currently on the roads in the united states. arc is pushing back. the company deny their products are defective. they claim any problem with the air bags resulted from random one off manufacturing anomalies that were properly addressed with individual recalls. u.s. regulators replied to that arc in at least nine air bag related incidents they said occurred between 2009 and march of 2023 that have resulted in two deaths and multiple injuries, michael? >> if you have one of these cars from 2014-2017, what is your next step? >> sure. the sides appear to be at an

impasse. the next step for the company and regulators is that the national highway traffic safety administration will be scheduling a public hearing. it could then take arc to court to force a recall. but, michael, if you have one of those million gm vehicles in the recall, you'll get a letter starting june 25 that they will replace the front driver air bag module. michael? >> that's not something you just ignore. >> exactly. >> thank you so much, rebecca. george? there was a frightening moment on the baseball diamond. colorado rockies pitcher ryan feltner took a line drive to the head. suffered a skull fracture. we're learning more about his condition. mola lenghi is live with more. good morning, mola. >> reporter: that shocking play happening quickly, leaving those watching just stunned. but there have been several encouraging signs since that frightening injury. >> 1-1. line drive. oh. hit feltner. oh, man. >> reporter: this morning, ryan feltner is back at home after

saturday night's game against the philadelphia phillies left him with a fractured skull. >> oh. >> oh, man. >> reporter: terrifying moments during the 2nd inning showing feltner immediately dropping to the dirt after taking at 92 mile per hour come back hit up the middle to the side of his head. >> harper will be safe at third. hopefully feltner is okay. >> reporter: what every pitcher fears while on the mound a screaming line drive hit right back at him. fans heard gasping in the crowd. feltner then takes a moment. dazed but trying to shake it off. eventually getting back on his feet and escorted off the field. >> that's terrible. terrible situation. you never want to see a guy get hit. >> reporter: feltner was released from the hospital, but the team still placing him on the 15 day injured list as he recovers from the skull fracture. >> overall, he's fine. i think the feeling is that, you know, it could have been worse. right? obviously.

he's gonna miss sometime. >> reporter: rockies manager said there is a good chance feltner, who also suffered a concussion, will be out longer than those 15 days. guys, good news is, it does not look like he'll need surgery. >> good to see him actually walk off the field. mola, thanks to you. now to the nba playoffs. final four teams are set. celtics knocked out the 76ers setting up an eastern conference final rematch with the heat while the lakers and nuggets are set to face off in the west. i was under the impression game 7 was going to be a nail biter. >> we do have the conference finals set. one might have predicted the celtics and nuggets to make it to their conference finals. they were each top seeds in their conference. the other two big surprises, the lakers started the season 2-10 and they and the heat had to win play in games just to get into the playoffs. fs left othe tthe a .

boston celtics blowing out the philadelphia 76ers at home. >> tatum fires away! >> super star jason tatum setting a record with 51 points. >> it's good! >> i can't express it enough, the genuine love that i kind of feel from the crowd. >> reporter: after the game, tatum showing love to his mom on mother's day. it's the third conference finals appearance in four years for the celtics and third matchup against the miami heat who defended home court to eliminate the knicks in game 6 friday setting up a rematch of last year's eastern conference final which the celtics won in seven games. out west over the weekend, lebron james got the best of steph curry for just the second time in the playoff series. lakers blowing out the defending we wl have aewn is

year. lakers winning sets up game 1 of the western conference final between them and the nuggets. that tips off tomorrow at 8:30 eastern on espn. we are slowly but surely making our way to the finals. >> we're gonna get there. >> thank you, will. coming up an exclusive with the family of the colorado mom who vanished on mother's day three years ago. we hear what her husband is saying about having the murder charges against him dropped and his plans to sue. also ahead, memphis grizzlies star john morant in hot water, suspended again for flashing a gun on social media. we have the very latest. plus, what had taylor swift rushing to defend a fan at her concert? what that fan is telling gma this morning. but first let's go back to ginger. hey, ginger. >> hey there, michael. knoxville, tennessee, kingsport, tennessee, a whole >> knoxville, tennessee, a whole bubble that has to watch for damaging winds and an isolated tornado tomorrow. but back to springfield, missouri, over to atlanta, even roanoke could see some storms briefly become severe. we wanted to include everybody there with the damaging winds.

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this comes as president biden is traveling for a major summit. the four university of idaho students stabbed to death last fall were remembered in graduation ceremonies. a preliminary hearing for the suspect charged in their murder, bryan kohberger is scheduled for next month. we have lots ahead, including dwayne johnson who is sharing h messe for >> first the story of suzanne morphew. she vanished on mother's day three years ago. her husband had been charged with her murder but he is now suing officials after they dropped all charges. >> barry morphew said his life is ruined. that $15 million civil suit accuses prosecutors and law enforcement of lying and with holding evidence focusing only on barry and humiliating him. authorities tell us they didn't drop the charges because they thought barry was innocent. they felt they didn't have enough evidence to conflict without a body.

this morning demands for justice for suzanne, three years after the colorado mom vanished on mother's day in 2020. authorities believe she is dead. her body never found. now officially classified a cold case. >> somebody in this community needs to keep her name out there. >> reporter: suzanne's husband barry initially charged with first degree murder and tampering with evidence, but those charges dropped just before his trial. now barry and his daughters macy and mallory are speaking exclusively to abc news claiming his life has been ruined by false accusations. what have these last three years been like for you? >> very sad. very confusing. >> so traumatic. like literally our worst nightmare. >> did you have anything to do with the disappearance of your wife?

>> absolutely not. it's very hurtful to lose your reputation and your integrity. >> reporter: barry, filing a $15 million civil suit against prosecutors, the sheriff and several investigators. >> so i know that $15 million is a huge number, but i don't think that in my mind that covers any of the damage that's happened to barry and the girls. i know he's innocent. if they would just look for suzanne outside of where they hypothesized where barry could have possibly buried her remain, they could find her. >> his daughters standing by him. you never had a shred of doubt? once you heard the evidence from law enforcement against your dad? >> i have never had a shred of doubt. not one. >> reporter: prosecutors say at the time they believed they were close to finding suzanne's body. authorities tell abc news they still believe barry morphew could be involved in his wife's

disappearance and aren't ruling out future charges. >> law enforcement, the da, they believed they had their guy. they believe there's a mountain of evidence against you. there's just not suzanne's body. >> they're wrong. they've got tunnel vision. they looked at one person and they've got too much pride to say they're wrong and look somewhere else. >> reporter: these charges were dropped without prejudice, which means if authorities feel like there's more evidence, they could charge you again. do you live with fear of that? >> well, i was innocent the first time they arrested me so i'm sure it's possible. i don't have anything to worry about. i have done nothing wrong. >> reporter: was there any indication before she disappeared that something was amiss? >> no. >> reporter: did you observe any fights, arguments, disagreements between your mom and your dad that concerned you before? >> no. >> reporter: prosecutors offering texts which appear to

show a strained marriage. suzanne referring to barry as jekyl and hyde and just before she disappeared telling barry, i'm done. suzanne confiding in a friend. macy and i had a tough talk. she's weary of the tension here. she knows how he is to me and almost begged me to divorce him. he's still pulling mal in. but barry and his daughters deny the marriage was in trouble. >> we had a wonderful life. wonderful marriage. she was just so loving and giving, and such a good mother. >> reporter: before her disappearance, suzanne fighting cancer. >> i know that she was going through chemotherapy for the last couple years before her disappearance. i know she was going through some hard things and made some bad decisions. >> reporter: what kind of bad decisions? >> she was really having trouble with the chemotherapy and the

drugs. >> reporter: investigators also say she was involved with someone else. when you found out that suzanne was having an affair, what was your first thought? >> my heart was broke. my heart was broken. i didn't believe it. >> reporter: what's been the hardest part? >> just not having mom. >> i know. just not knowing. >> it's really difficult, especially because of the lack of closure we have. >> reporter: barry morphew has moved out of colorado because he said the public and media scrutiny has been too much on him and his daughters. the sheriff's office and da both saying they cannot comment on pending litigation. bottom line, guys, suzanne is still missing and no one has been held accountable. so many questions. >> it's really intriguing. erielle, our thanks to you. coming up what happened at a taylor swift concert over the weekend that had her rushing to

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>> reporter: memphis grizzlies suspended their guard for the second time in two months, both for similar behavior, flashing a gun on social media. >> morant! oh my goodness! >> reporter: memphis grizzlies star john morant once again in trouble. >> do you know what the biggest issue here is? it's self-inflicted. >> reporter: in the since deleted live instagram posted to a friend's account, you see the point guard in a car singing along to a song where for a split second he appears to be flashing a gun. the video quickly spreading on social media. grizzlies releasing a statement saying, we are aware of the social media video involving ja morant. he is suspended pending league review. >> it's infuriating for the nba that this kid keeps getting into the same trouble, trouble that is clear to him he is going to be punished for, and he keeps doing it again and again.

>> reporter: morant, just coming off an eight game suspension due to a specific instagram live video that he shared where the 23-year-old is seen with a handgun at a club. the star apologizing for the incident. >> the gun wasn't mine. it's not who i am. i don't condone any type of violence. but i take full responsibility for my actions. made a bad mistake. i know in the future, i'm gonna show everybody who ja is and what i'm about and change this narrative. >> reporter: morant releasing a statement at that time that he was going to take some time away to get help and work on learning better methods of dealing with stress and my overall well being. morant was also under scrutiny for two other alleged incidents. he is not facing criminal charges and morant denies wrongdoing. the grizzlies season is over so any possible punishment likely

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>> we're back wit back now with taylor swift, who came to a fan's defense of one of her concerts over the weekend. >> that's right, michael. it happened on the second night of swift's three show gig in philadelphia. swift stopping mid performance of her song "bad love" to deliver a message. ♪ the good times interrupted at a taylor swift concert in philadelphia saturday night. ♪ superstar taylor swift interrupting her hit song "bad blood" telling a security guard to stand down.

♪ >> she wasn't doing anything. hey! stop! hey, stop! >> now super fan kelly telling abc news that she and her friends were protecting. >> i was dancing. she was right in front of me. we had front row seats so she was right in front of me singing "bad blood" one of my favorite songs. >> kelly, a third grade teacher and mom, said she was enjoying the best concert of her life when she said a security guard interrupted the fun. >> he just kept telling me to stop. he kept telling me to calm down, not to dance. i guess she noticed and she yelled at him and told him to leave me alone and that i wasn't doing anything wrong. >> stop! >> the security guard had no idea what was going on. i said, hey, taylor is talking to you. he quickly, he disappeared.

he left. >> kelly, self-proclaimed swifty, camping out before her summer concert back in 2014 and now says her fandom has come full circle. >> i think it meant so much to everybody else. her fans know she has our back. >> over night the super fan getting another chance to shake it off attending swift's final soldout show at philly's lincoln financial field. that was really nice for taylor to do for her super fan, kelly kelly. it wouldn't surprise any of us to hear a new taylor song out there caed she wasn't doing anything, taylor's version. next stop for taylor, foxborough, massachusetts. that's this friday night. the thing i found remarkable. she even made a reprimand sound good. like, part of the song. that remix is coming. >> thank you. coming up, akwafina is

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>> we'll go to the border now. there was a major drop in the number of migrants over the weekend. president biden's team said it's proof their policy is work. mary bruce has the latest. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, george. the white house has been bracing for a huge surge at the border. instead the president is touting drastic decline in crossings. the administration says encounters have dropped by 50% since title 42 expired last week. that's the pandemic era policy meant to deter crossings. the white house said it's a sign their new immigration policies are working. to make a successful asylum claim, migrants must first be denied asylum in a country they've passed on the way to the u.s. or apply through an online app. but the white house is now facing legal challenges from advocate groups. they know the fight is far from over, with desperate migrants still on the move without the hemisphere. it's still possible we could see an increase at the border in the days and weeks ahead. linsey?

>> thank you very much. now to the major air bag recall for more than 1 million cars and an urgent warning about shrapnel that could explode in your car. rebecca? >> general motors is recalling nearly 1 million suv's including buick enclaves, and gmc acadias from 2014-2017 with auto parts by arc automotive. the recall comes as the national highway traffic administration says they are urging arc automotive to recall 67 millionaire bag inflaters manufactured before 2018 because they could possibly explode and spray shrapnel. at least 12 auto manufacturers have used arc components in their bags. the recall could affect a quarter of the vehicles on the roads in the united recall. in a letter dated may 11, the company denied its products are defective and claims any problems with air bags resulted from random one off

manufacturing anomalies that were properly addressed with individual recalls. now, if you own one of the million gm vehicles in the recall, you will get a letter starting june 25. this is one of those letters you really do want to open, pay close attention. >> certainly impacts a lot of people. rebecca, thank you. coming up, dwayne johnson letting fans into his private battle with depression and how he got through his lowest moments. also ahead how a 13-year-old saved her own life after getting attacked by a shark. >> plus meet johnny kim, who could be the first asian american to go to the moon. lara, you have a special guest. >> i do. i'm here with aqwafena who is in little mermaid. she is here to tell us how she's making scuttle her very own. that's coming up on good morning america. very own and much more coming up on good morning america. i was d. when i first noticed symptoms,

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♪ >> we're back we're back with our gma cover story. dwayne johnson is getting candid about mental health, sharing his story of depression and a message for anyone struggling. >> good morning. we see dwayne the rock johnson as this big strong man. he's never been shy about showing his strengths by talking about depression and mental health, now sharing his experience in a new podcast urging others, especially men, to be honest about theirs. this morning the former wrestler turned actor, dwayne the rock johnson wrestling the tough topic of mental health. >> i left school. the interesting thing at that time is, i didn't know what mental health was. i didn't know what depression was. i just knew i didn't want to be there.

>> reporter: the star describing his battle with depression after his college football career ended and then when his marriage ended. >> i went through it again when i got a divorce, but knew what it was at that time. luckily i had some friends i could lean on. say, hey, i'm feeling a little wobbley now, hey, i got a little struggle happening. >> reporter: johnson adding on instagram, i have worked hard to gain the emotional tools to work through any mental pain that may test me. as men, we didn't talk about it. we just kept our heads down and worked through it. not healthy, but it's all we knew. he said parenthood helped him put things into perspective. >> the saving grace for me has really been my daughter, the three of them, and being a girl dad. that's been the saving grace. 'cause you look at them and you realize, really, this is what it's all about. >> reporter: national institute of health saying depression affects many men and that because men who are depressed may appear to be angry or aggressive instead of sad to families, friends, even their doctors may not always recognize

the anger or aggression as depression symptoms. those are some important reminders. the rock says now he knows how to recognize depression. but before he did, he said he wished he'd had someone who could pull him aside and say, hey, it's going to be okay. that's his message for anybody struggling. guys? >> so good. >> yeah. turn now to the 13-year-old girl who fought off a shark at a florida beach when it started biting her. good morning, mona. >> good morning. first day of summer break took a frightening turn when ella reese said a shark attacked her. her quick actions saved her own life. this morning a 13-year-old girl who fought off a shark is recounting her harrowing encounter on a florida beach. >> i was just in such shock that i tried doing anything i could to get it off me. >> reporter: ella telling abc news that on thursday she was celebrating the first day of

fort pierce beach when she felt a sharp pain. >> it was like about as big as me. i looked down. i saw it biting my stomach. that's when i freaked out and did everything i could to get it off me. >> reporter: ella said she repeatedly punched what she believed was a five foot bull shark but it was relentless. >> once i got it off my stomach, it came back and bit my leg again. then that's when i started running. >> reporter: ella's mom rushing over to help. >> it was awful. it was panic. it was surreal. i felt like in a movie trying to get my kid to the hospital. >> reporter: the teen received 19 stitches. she had bite marks on her arm, fingers, torso and needs. florida atlantic university professor said it's unusual for sharks to approach shallow water. >> what was even more unusual was despite the fact she brushed it off, it came back again a second time. >> reporter: in 2022, there were 16 cases of unprovoked shark attacks in florida alone.

>> shark! tiger shark rammed me! >> reporter: this close encounter taking place off the coast in hawaii friday. a kayaker, nearly bitten, lucky to escape. the risk of being attacked extremely low. >> person splashing around in the water and their hand will sort of catch the light and look like a shiny fish. >> reporter: professor couture said ella did the right thing fight back. >> punch it in the gills, smack it on the nose. whatever it takes to fight back against the shark and get it out of there. >> reporter: this brave teen now recovering. >> she's just unbelievable girl. i'm super proud of her. sorry. she's awesome. awesome. >> brave is an under statement. ella said she is proud of her scars. as for getting back in the water, she said it's only a matter of time.

>> she's braver than me. >> all right, mona. thank you very much for bringing that to us. going to turn to pop news with lara. what you got? hopefully nothing as scary as that. >> nothing scary. just royal. >> there we go. >> we can relate. we're going to begin with royal news. prince of wales announcing next location for his earth shot prize. singapore will host the global initiative started by prince william in 2020 to help protect our planet. it is a week of performances and events leading up to the five winners of the earth shot prize being awarded, over $1 million to help fund their environmental solutions. prince william saying after two years of discovering impactful ideas, i am delighted that the prize is traveling to singapore where the ground breaking solutions of our 2023 finalists will be celebrated. this year's finalists will be unveiled in the fall. ceremony will take place november 7th. we will be all over that.o

vision song contest over the weekend. no, she's not competing in the competition, but she is pretty darn good. listen up. ♪ she's just so graceful. just beautiful. kate recorded that performance in the crimson drawing room of windsors castle. she was helping key up the big winner. she's won euro vision for the second time. she won for her ballad tattoo. that was 11 years after also winning for a song called euphoria. very talented. >> dressed like that casually playing the piano. live in a palace, that's how you have to do it. >> the crimson room. >> one more musically inspired story. keith urban is making his big return to american idol. almost a decade after last appearing on the show, urban was

a judge on ai for seasons 12-15. now seven years later he's returning as a guest mentor for season 21 the finale, where he willen ntestants. the three hour live finale will feature special performances. one of them is from season 2 contestants clay aiken and ruben stoddard. stay tuned to see who will be crowned this year's american idol sunday may 21st, 8 p.m. right here on abc. that is pop news. >> thank you, lara. let's go to ginger. >> american idol works. still. i still stop on it every time. i'm so inspired. thank you, lara. thanks, everybody. let's look at what's been happening. more than a half foot of rain. that caused mud slides in minnesota. that's something you don't see every day. video there from brown county. then they won't see a lot of rain until later this week in minnesota. where the heaviest rain will fall is with that slower moving

low pressure system i showed you later. keep in mind joplin, springfield, louisville, south carolina/north carolina. having some of the heavier rain. why haven't we been wet? we keep getting these fronts. by thursday morning, that is cold. it's going to be a cold spencer: highs today range from low 60's at the coast to mid to low 70's around the bay shoreline. load clouds linger at the coast. overnight, low clouds and fog come back. across the bay and inland, overnight lows mainly in the mid-50's. mild overnight. accuweather 7-day forecast. dry and sunny additions through the seven-day period. warm on wednesday, tuesday and >> now to a gma look at a new investigation into those movie rambles. lala kent.

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deserves. >> the randall scandal. love, losing and vanderpump only on hulu. >> it begins streaming next monday, may 22nd. that's only on hulu. as weather starts to get warmer, it is time to switch up our skin care routine. board certified dermatologist dr. rita linkner is here to walk us through it. welcome, doctor. good morning to you. >> thanks for having me. >> i suffer from asthma so the sun is not my friend. as we get closer to the summer, i start loading it on. what should we look for in our sun screen? >> specifically for sun screen, there are three things you're looking for. broad spectrum will cover uva, uvb. at least spf30. remember you want it to really be water resistant. up to an hour. that's what you are looking for, on the label. >> how should we differ from what we do in the spring versus the summer? >> great question. it's that time of year. temperatures are rising, humidity levels are rising. switch out the pore clogging cream.

like you can see on this oil blotting paper. you want to go to lighter serums and lotions. you can see, there is no oil. this is an at home experiment. you can do it yourself. >> what should we look for ingredient wise? is it zinc? when you see the white all over your face, is that a good thing? >> broad spectrum. you really want to see the titanium oxide in it. there are a lot of extra bells and whistles that can protect you against environmental stressors. >> i never know how much to put on. if we have a shot glass here, give us a sense of, for the whole body how much we want? >> keep going. >> keep going. >> it seems like a lot. i'm not using enough. >> an ounce. an ounce is what you need to cover yourself. if you're not using a full ounce you're not getting the same spf level that's on the bottle. remember, a full shot glass. that's what you need.

>> how often should you realie reapply that? >> every two hours. when you get out of the water, something is not sweat proof, reapply. >> all right. also we can use some gear to protect ourselves. what do you recommend? >> in 2023 there's a lot of fashion involved with upf. this is ultraviolet protection factor. usually want to be around a 50 level. it will block 1/50 of uvb light. so only 2% is going to make it to the surface of your skin. you'll see me in a rash guard with my kids on the weekend. wide brim hat, sun glass. protect your face. all the things aggravated by the sun you're protecting your skin from. >> for people who are sun lovers what advice do you give? >> don't forget. there are a couple areas people forget to apply sun screen.p o ears. men wear a hat. these are common areas we're going to see skin cancer. may is skin cancer awareness

month. be very cognizant of that. >> thank you so much for all of these very helpful tips. appreciate it. happy summer, everybody. coming up, awqwafina is here with us live.

building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. >> this is abc7 news. good morning, everyone. >> i'm erin from abc seven mornings. we're going to check in now with sue hall for a look at traffic. hi, sue. good morning, coomassie. >> and we are headed out on our maps. we have a problem. this one is towards the eastbound caldecott tunnel on 24. car sideways blocking the lanes by bore number one. so that's the reason for all the way slow traffic back towards 580. we also had an earlier motorcycle down in novato south 101 was a sig alert for a time. it's cleared and recovered nicely. >> thank you. sue spencer, christian has our accuweather forecast after

hey bay area live with kelly and marcus coming up aquafina is here she's going to tell us about disney's new live action film, the little mermaid. >> that's at 9:00 on abc seven uh. >> okay, we're going to have a sunny day in the afternoon hours with a high temperatures over the bay in the low to mid 70s and our inland areas low to mid 80s. >> then tonight the fog returns overnight lows mainly in the 50s a pretty mild overnight period. the accuweather seven day forecast looks mainly sunny and dry with a midweek cooldown coming our way beginning on thursday. kumasi thank you

spencer. >> abc seven at seven is continuing excuse me, we'll have another abc seven news update in about 30 minutes. you can always find >> announcer: welcome back to gma live from times square. >> welcome back to gma, everybody. our next guest is one of our favorites. also a golden globe award winner that you know from crazy rich asians, oceans eight, now awqwafina is starring in the little mermaid. give it up, everybody. welcome back to the show. always excited to have you here. we heard you were a fan of the animated little mermaid growing up. so particularly this character that you voice in the new movie. what was it like when you found out you got the role? >> i mean, it was definitely an out of body experience.

i grew up with it. it was a very big staple in my household. the original performance is something that i always remembered and loved, so it was an honor. >> you just said buddy hackett. those are big shoes to follow. how did you make scuttle your own? >> i think he already was very kind of goofy and forgetful and sweet. i just kind of built on that. so much fun. >> my girls grew up with the original. they can't wait to see this one. what do you hope kids take away from it? >> i hope fans like i do enjoy it as much as i did. it does honor those true elements of what made the original very great. also, everyone deserves to see a movie and cast that accurately represents their world around them. it is special for a lot of people. >> let's take a look.

>> get off me you fool. >> oh, hey. didn't expect to find you here. i really didn't expect to find her here. >> hey. you listen to me, bird. the king can never hear of this. we are going to forget this ever happened. are you listening to me? >> yes. >> you won't tell him. i won't tell him. i will stay in one piece. you got it? >> got it. sorry, what did you say again? >> iove .uto ea yoalso get to do a rap in this. >> yeah. i didn't know scuttle was going to have a song. then rob kind of dropped the bomb on me. i'm like, i don't know if i can do all that. yeah. i ended up doing scuttle but. miranda wrote it. >> you got tothat. >> yeah, yeah. it was very cool to do a song written by him. >> we just got a sneak peek of sebastien. he is so funny. obviously, hamilton, he rocked it.

that's a fun scene partner to have. >> oh, definitely. we recorded it all together standing up in the same room. it really felt like we were together. >> one more question before we let you go. we're wondering crazy rich asians sequel? is it happening? if so, are you part of it? are you in on it? you have to be. >> that's what i told them. [ laughter ] i was like, where is it? i mean, i do believe that when, i have no idea. i think it's being hashed out. >> would that be meaningful for you to get back in there? that movie connected with so many people. >> so meaningful. theye y mily. uld lo tget usllac >> we would love to have you come back on the show. if it happens, will you come back? >> yeah. >> we have a date.

>> i love it. >> come back. we're like family here, too. >> you are like family. i love being here. >> we love it when you're here, awqwafina. thank you so much. everybody, the little mermaid swims into theaters may 26th. cannot wait to see it. coming up astronaut johnny kim on a historic mission to space as we celebrate asian pacific and hawaiian heritage month. we'll be right back. excellent choice, of course. yeah! you! this road trip is very well planned. yeah, i made a spread sheet. wow...that's...thorough ooooh look snacks! huge win. i could not choose. still a choice, and a good one i hope he got corn nuts. i love corn nuts. yeah, we do. take the win with quality, top tier gas for less at arco.

>> we are back with more on >> johnny kim could be the first asian american to fly to the moon. ashan singh is here with more. good morning, ashan. >> good morning, george. real life super hero is the perfect way to describe johnny kim and the rest of his teammates at nasa. when the mission is the moon, easy to see how they don't realize the path he's paving for the community. take a look. it's been over 50 years since man first landed on the moon. >> one small step for man. >> reporter: 24 astronauts flew to the moon during nasa's apollo era. these men made history. now nasa is set to make history once again with artemis. my, look how times have changed. the first woman to step on the moon will be chosen from this group, plus the first person of color. one of these candidates is

lieutenant commander johnny kim. >> i have wanted to go to space since i was a child. i did have the apollo 11 poster of those astronauts above my bed. >> reporter: at 39, johnny is one of the youngest artemis astronauts. but this son of korean immigrants has already accomplished more than most people in a life time. first as a decorated navy s. e. a. l. and a harvard trained doctor. >> dr. jonathan chen. >> reporter: his achievements even more remarkable considering growing up johnny struggled with a difficult home life that left him scared and full of self-doubt. >> growing up, i didn't have a lot of confidence. and so the first dream i actually had was to enlist in the navy and be a navy s. e. a. l. and become the person i wanted to become. >> reporter: what was that moment that you realized, i can go to space? >> just by happen stance someone planted the seed that being an astronaut filled all the same

reasons i wanted to be a doctor. to inspire people. to make a positive impact in people's lives. >> reporter: now this silver star recipient is preparing for the adventure of a life time. one of the people who could be in charge of mission control for johnny's journey is another trail blazer. nasa's first ever female south asian flight director. >> i think honestly when i was applying, i wasn't looking at myself as the first south asian or even female. i was just trying to be a flight director. knowing i was qualified to do the role. no matter my background or what i looked like. >> reporter: why is diversity so important in space exploration? >> it's a way that we represent all of humanity. right? so i think in taking a diverse group of people that represent the earth's population is super important when we do that next visit. >> reporter: another piece of the artemis puzzle is howard hu. >> every day i have to pinch myself. someone asked me what my hobby is. my hobby is human space flight. i just love it. >> reporter: he heads the orion program. the spacecraft that will take

the artemis astronauts into space. >> we can have a sustainable exploration program so people can go to the moon on a regular basis. people can go to mars. seeing that we are able to have that set of crew members walk on the moon would just be exciting and awesome. if i can help people identify and relate who are much younger than me. if they can see a little bit of themselves when they see christina cook, then they can be a better version of themselves. when everyone can do that, we're going to be a stronger, better america. we're going to have a stronger, better humanity. >> guys, when you are a navy seal, a harvard trained physician and astronaut for nasa, it's no surprise you become a poster boy for memes. johnny kim isn't just a trail blazer, he's the perfect asian son and the rest of us are just trying to catch up. george? >> you can get more on johnny kim's story by scanning the qr code on our screen.

let's go to ginger. >> let's go to duck creek village, utah, where it's looking pretty nice. they've got warmth across much of utah, like much of the west. salt lake city will be at 82. there are heat advisories from central california right up into coastal washington state and oregon. we're going to stick with this ridge. going to stick around and be hot. seattle staying in the 80s. speaking of seattle, hockey fans, there's a can't miss game. game 7 tonight between the kraken and the star. the winner will go to the western conf a nice and sunny day over the bay and inland. mid 80's inland. cooler at the coast. accuweather 7-day forecast. sunny skies through the fouou >> all right. let's get moving! we're in times square.

we formed it into our outdoor gym. it's looking great. this segment is sponsored by planet fitness. they have a way for young people to stay active thanks to this guy. tony savage is their national lead trainer. you've got great advice. let's talk about the importance of kids staying active during summertime. we know it's nice to chill, but it's also nice to move. >> lara, you said it. with school and extra curricular activities ending, it is important to give teens an to improve not only their physical fitness, but their mental health as well. we're opening up all of our doors in the usa and canada for teens between 14-19 and guess what? the party starts today and goes all the way until august 31st. it's all summer long. high school summer pass is intended for them to discover that pride and energy that they have all year long. >> there will be other kids there working out. we've got some great ideas for you, simple workouts that will keep you moving and keep you in great shape.

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the gym, let's just give them a little schooling. >> the first thing is, if you got the music going, make sure you keep the ear buds in. i don't want your groove to disturb anybody else around you. second thing, no paparazzi, no problem. we want our teens to document their swag, but not feature anybody else without their permission. lastly, remember to rerack those weights. right? a scavenger hunt is fun, but not in the middle of your workout. right? so remember to rerack those weights and functional accessories so we can keep the gym organized and clean. >> even take one more step and wipe them down. that would make everybody happy. right? >> registering for high school summer pass could not be easier. stop into any of our locations or go to planet fitness.com/summer pass. >> both of my kids are home and looking for something to do. i'm gonna tell them all about this. thank you, teddy. hey, guys, thanks for helping us out. i love the tips. everybody, coming up, we have the star of the new white men can't jump with us live on good morning america. don't go anywhere.

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>> we are back now with the new remake of the 1992 classic "white men can't jump. the roles were made famous by wesley snipes and woody harrelson. >> no injuries. you're in good shape. why are you still playing pickup? >> i'm not one of these black boys looking for a father figure. i need a coach. show up on time. hit some open shots. maybe play a little defense. >> that's it? wow. lot to unpack there. >> how could i say no to that? >> how can you say no to that? we are joined by sinqua walts himself. >> how are you doing? >> i am well. you play across from jack

harlow. this was his first movie. this is old hat for you. how did jack do? >> he did amazing. he came in as a teammate. he came in ready to play. he was professional, prepared. he was focused. he was almost a method actor at some point. really created a world where we could play naturally off each other. >> you met woody on a plane several years back. i did. >> tell us about that. >> one of my first notable jobs was a tv show called "friday night lights." >> i think we heard of that? >> i happened to be on it. jamarcus hall. shout out to that character. i was flying back from austin texas. i was sitting in the wrong seat. one of my cast members, no one is going to sit here. i said, i don't want to sit there. it might be someone else's seat. he was like, no. it was late. we were flying back on a red eye. no one is on a plane. i'm sitting in this seat. they are about to close the doors, someone walks in, last person on the plane and it's woody harrelson and i'm sitting in his seat. i was like, ah.

he's about to kick me off the plane. they go, sir, this is his seat. you have to get up. this whole thing. he goes, let him sit there. seat's a seat. he ends up sitting in front of me. which is not his seat. he turns around, offers me some raw food. you hungry? i was like, no, man, i'm good. he was so kind. that was the first time we ever met. >> might we see a cameo appearance? >> in this? honestly, no. >> aw, boo. okay. you are a real basketball player. you played college basketball university of san francisco. how about jack. did you have to show him a thing or two? can he jump? >> jack is super athletic. that was the surprising thing to me. everybody asks that thing, can he jump? the movie is called white men can't jump. that white man can jump. [ laughter ] >> okay. so you have said that white men can jump. the original movie, you must have only been like 7 or 8 at the time. you said it was one of your favorite movies of all time. >> iconic.

growing up a basketball head and being the gym rat that i was, we had five movies. white men can't jump, he got game, glory rose, sunset park and then -- the one with samuel jackson. i can't remember. coach carter. >> okay. got it. how much pressure did that put on you to now actually be acting in one of your favorite movies of all time? >> it was less pressure. it was more a responsibility. i was like, okay. once i got this opportunity, i knew i had to lock in. for me, when you get the opportunity to reboot something or retell something, those guys as actors are so iconic to me. the story means so much to me. let me make sure i do my best to just honor it. make sure i show up every day prepared and understanding the responsibility. i didn't feel pressure. i felt responsibility to prepare and bring the best to my project, my cast mates, my crew mates, everybody. i kind of went back into athlete mode.

legitimately. i was like, all right. let me lock in every day. if my call time is 6, let me make sure i'm there at 5:30 so i know i have done it all to give it all. >> you're making all your own shots? >> surprisingly enough, because i hadn't shot in awhile. everybody was like, you're really good? i was like, there was a time. >> i know. this is my thing. >> there was a time. >> quickly before i let you go. you brought up "friday night light." that was 15 years ago. you said it almost didn't happen. you were making other plans. >> i was definitely making other plans. i was kind of making unilateral plans. ultimately when i was in school, i got out of school and i was like, let me go to grad school. i'm either going to go to grad school or pursue acting. i really looked up to the sky and i was like, look. if it's supposed to be for me, then something is going to happen. if not i'm going full force into grad school. i had been doing a series of auditions and getting nothing.

i was going through work shops and getting nothing. i auditioned for this one show. ended up getting a call from my then manager when i was sitting in class. i walked outside. she said she booked it, you got it. i was like, i got what? she said "friday night lights." you leave in a week. i said, cool. i grabbed my book. i leave. my professor goes, where you going? i said, i'm not coming back. i got a job. bye. i never came back. >> we're glad it all worked out for you. >> me, too. [ laughter ] >> "white men can't jump" begins streaming friday on hulu. we'll be right back.

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