>> good morning america for our viewers in the west. tik tok takedown. montana's now the first state to ban the popular app. outlaw. the montana governor signing the bill into law, prohibiting the popular chinese owned app within state lines, as more than half of u.s. states already have a tik tok ban on government devices. will other states follow suit? overnight, president biden in japan, meeting with america's most powerful allies about china, the war in ukraine and climate change. but he's cutting the trip short, as the debt ceiling showdown intensifies at home. is a deal in view? missed warning signs? the new questions about how the air force handled 21-year-old alleged leaker jack teixeira and when they first found out he was taking notes on classified

intelligence. >> catastrophic flooding. the death toll rising in italy, as rescuers rush to help those trapped with more than 10,000 people forced from their homes. this morning elizabeth holmes reporting to prison. what's next for the former self-made billionaire. epidemic of shoplifting. target saying it's lost hundreds of dollars in theft, as major retailers close their doors out of safety concerns. harry and meghan versus the paparazzi, saying they were in a near catastrophic car chase through the streets of new york city. this morning the question about what happened, the latest from police and what the taxi driver who picked them up is saying. coming to the rescue. how this 13-year-old used a sling shot to save his little sister from being kidnapped. ♪ and look who's calling. >> this is what garth brooks plus one looks like. >> we are backstage in las vegas

getting guitar lessons from garth brooks, as the country music megastar gets ready to kick off his blockbuster residency tonight. we're one on one with garth this thursday morning. >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> it certainly is. how you doing? i feel like saying yee-haw! that feeling. >> you did it anyway. you got it out of you. >> looks like we're calling las vegas. we cannot wait to hear from the one and only garth brooks. >> always love having him here. we're also tracking the weather on both coasts. record lows in the northeast, 14 states under freeze and frost alerts from virginia to maine. the west is bracing for record heat. >> let's get to our top story. the new crackdown on tik tok. the chinese owned app is now banned in the entire state of montana. whit johnson starts us off. >> reporter: montana has taken the lead on banning tik tok.

the app has 150 million users in the u.s. raising serious questions about enforcement and potential legal challenges. this morning montana moving to become the first state in the u.s. to ban tik tok. the governor signing the bill into law, prohibiting the popular social media app from operating within state lines starting in january of 2024. governor tweeting the law is meant to protect montanans personal and private data from the chinese communist party. >> we just never seen something like this in the way of a ban on a social media app that so many millions of americans use. >> reporter: the ban is a major blow to content creators like adam, a former football player and recent university of montana graduate who has 170,000 followers on the platform. >> it hurts just 'cause one of the three main platforms that i have built a community on. it's the biggest one i have built a community on. as a content creator you always have to adapt.

>> reporter: more than half the states in the u.s. and the federal government already ban tik tok on government devices. this follows growing concerns that personal data could be shared with the chinese government through tik tok's beijing's parent company, a claim tik tok denies. the company responding to montana's new law saying it infringes on the first amendment rights of the people of montana by unlawfully banning tik tok. now, the law states it could fine tik tok or entity likes app stores $10,000 per day for each time it allows someone to access the app. those penalties would not apply to users so enforcement gets very complicated, especially when it comes to people visiting from another state. overseas to japan where president biden is meeting with america's allies. the president has cut the trip short as the debt ceiling showdown intensifies at home. senior national correspondent terry moran is with the president in hiroshima. good morning, terry. >> reporter: hey, george. this was supposed

to be a major foreign trip for president biden but the disfin dysfunction back in washington, that game of chicken over the national debt, has underminded him overseas. the negotiations continue the clock keeps ticking. overnight president biden arriving in japan for the annual g-7 summit, meeting first with japan's prime minister. >> our countries stand together, we stand stronger. >> reporter: the agenda here in hiroshima is stacked. ukraine, china, climate change and more. but the debt ceiling drama back in washington followed the president here and hangs over these meetings. before he left, biden tried to reassure the country and the world. >> i'm confident that we'll get agreement on the budget and america will not default. >> reporter: for months biden insisted he would not negotiate over the debt ceiling, accusing republicans of holding the economy hostage to get their way on spending cuts. but with the clock ticking,

biden changed his tune and the outlines of a deal are emerging. republicans would agree to raise the debt limit for one year in exchange for spending cuts, or caps on spending, clawing back some unspent covid funds and tougher work requirements for some federal aid programs for poor americans. those proposed work requirements for people receiving food aid, assistance to families with young children and medicade have ignited fierce opposition from many democrats. biden has said he's open to these ideas while trying to downplay the whole issue. >> i'm not gonna accept any work requirements that will impact medical health needs of people. but it's possible there could be a few others, but not anything of any consequence. >> reporter: asked about that comment, house speaker and republicans citing biden's support years ago for similar measured laughed at him. [ laughter ] >> anything that has consequences? this is a senator who voted for work requirements. >> reporter: senior white house

officials will continue their negotiations. that june first deadline getting closer every day. >> of course this is the president's top priority. he couldn't cancel the entire trip, terry. >> reporter: it has to be his top priority, george. given the stakes here. economic research from moody's estimates that if the debt limit is breached even for a few days it could cost up to 1.5 million americans. if that breach lasts for months, which would be the nightmare scenario, up to 7.8 million jobs could be wiped out across the country. george? >> terry moran, thank. robin? to the 21-year-old accused pentagon leaker and new court documents that state that he was caught taking notes on classified documents more than once. our chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz has that story for us. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, robin. according to prosecutors, red flags were waving again and again, a warning to the air force that jack teixeira should

not have had access to highly classified material that they say he eventually leaked. this morning the young national guardsman remains in jail as alarming new court documents are revealed. prosecutors saying that 21-year-old air man jack teixeira's willful disregard to was apparent months ago, resulting in multiple reprimands. the new document saying last september teixeira was caught taking notes on classified intelligence and then putting that note into his pocket. teixeira, they say, was told by his superiors to stop taking notes in any form, but his access continued. in october, the documents say teixeira attended a morning meeting and started asking very specific questions. he was instructed again to cease and desist on any deep dives into classified intelligence

information and focus on his job, an i.t. specialist. but again, his access continued. this february, another superior observed teixeira viewing content that was not related to his primary duty and was related to the intelligence field. again, the access continued. >> certainly something should have been instigated, especially after he continued doing what he was told not to do. it may have led to even more documents being leaked. >> reporter: federal prosecutors releasing more messages from social media platform discord, where they say teixeira leaked hundreds of classified documents in the messages they say he boasted about the wide swath of classified information he had access to. writing, there's gonna be an e

expletive here. with teixeira essentially saying, i don't care what they say i can or can't share, all of the expletive i told you i'm not supposed to. this all comes ahead of a pretrial hearing tomorrow where a judge will decide whether or not teixeira will remain in jail as the case moves forward. meanwhile, two of his air force superiors remain suspended. michael? >> all right. thank you so much, martha. we're gonna go overseas to the deadly catastrophic flooding in italy forcing more than 10,000 people to flee their homes. chief foreign correspondent ian pannell is live in italy with the latest. good morning, ian. >> reporter: michael, good morning from the swamp in northern italy. you can see the floodwaters subsided but just look what it's left behind. we have to be steady on our feet. it's just gloopy mud. these people are having to dig all of their possessions, mattress, refrigerator,

absolutely everything has been ruined. if you want a sense of quite how high the flood water came, just look at that thin brown mark up on the building. we reckon that's around 10 feet high. this morning catastrophic flooding across parts of northern italy. some areas deluged by half the annual rainfall they normally get in just 36 hours. the coast guard called in to rescue a pregnant woman trapped in her home. elderly residents had to be rescued by dingies. and in faenza, the only way for one couple to escape from their flooded house was through the roof and air lifted to safety. more than 10,000 people have been forced to leave their homes, the death toll at least nine. with every single river in the entire region bursting their banks. the interior minister witnessing the devastation from the skies. over two dozen towns under water.

the flood water near bologna, strong enough to sweep away this bridge. two days of rain and flooding, a huge blow to the economy. this weekend's formula one grand prix cancelled. trains were suspended in almost the whole region, and many still suffering power outages. the country's interior minister laying the blame completely at climate change. despite what the government officials say, it's going to take time to examine exactly what happened here and exactly what the cause or what aggravated what took place here. however, what we do know from local officials is that the ground was incredibly dry because of persistent drought. what that meant was that when the rain came, when the mud started to flow, there was nowhere else for it to go. you can see what the results were. george? >> just devastating. okay, ian, thank you very much. we're going to turn now to the migrant crisis. in new york city, plans are to house migrants at school gyms.

the announcement has been met with protest. stephanie ramos is tracking the story. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: george, good morning. so many migrants have come through new york city. 67,000 people seeking asylum have come true. about 4,200 arrived over the past week. about 41,000 are currently in the city's care, as officials figure out where to house them. this morning new york city officials say the city is at a breaking point, as it scrambles to house hundreds of asylum seekers arriving daily. buses arriving in the early morning hours from texas. a plan to potentially convert up to 20 stand alone public school gyms into short term emergency shelters facing fierce criticism. >> i want my kids to be safe. >> reporter: for days, parents and students demonstrating outside this new york city school, one of six sites in brooklyn apparently under consideration. >> this is not a viable option. >> reporter: nearly a week after the end of title 42, cities across the u.s. preparing for a

wave of migrants. in chicago, asylum seekers being housed in local churches due to the lack of room at shelters and police stations. more than 4,200 arriving in new york city last week alone. and officials say they are out of space and more than 150 emergency shelters, and nearly half of all hotel rooms are already housing migrants. officials say that using public school gyms is a last resort but they cannot have families sleeping on the streets. and we're learning this morning from customs border patrol an 8-year-old died wednesday after experiencing a, quote, medical emergency at a u.s. border patrol station in texas. no further details were given. robin. >> thank you very much. appreciate it very much. now to the rise of shoplifting. target says last year it lost hundreds of millions of dollars from thefts. our chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis has the latest. good morning, rebecca. >> reporter: good morning, robin. target says theft and organized

retail crime is becoming a major problem at its 2,000 stores nationwide. the company reporting it lost $763 million last year due to lost or stolen merchandise, majority coming from shoplifting. as a result, target is locking up more and more of its inventory on store shelves requiring employees to get help for those shoppers. they're not alone. according to the national retail federation, organized crime in stores is growing in scope and complexity at retailers across the country. downtown san francisco, stores like office depot, the container store and nordstrom's and whole foods have all closed in recent months citing safety concerns for their workers as well as their customers. there are several other factors hurting retail. changing shopping habits, more price sensitive customers because americans are faced with those higher inflation prices and they've begun cutting back. earlier this week home depot announced they missed revenue expectations because customers are buying fewer big ticket items and taking on smaller

projects. guys, remember. when these things happen, when that shoplifting happens, it ultimately costs every customer more because the stores account for it in their prices and they pass it off to the consumer. guys? >> there is a ripple effect. >> we all pay for it. thank you, rebecca. now we're going to the nba playoffs. miami heat staying hot stealing game 1 of the eastern conference finals in boston. will reeve has the high lights in the big game in the west tonight. good morning, will. >> good morning, michael. these playoffs are so good. last night it was a tale of two halves. celtics and their home crowd on the heat and their star jimmy butler, kind of off. boston went into the half up nine points. but then the heat turned on. butler became jimmy buckets scoring 20 points in the second half. he had the most points in the game, 35. he played the most minutes with 43. and is, by far, the most valuable player on the miami heat, who opened up a huge lead

on the celtics in the second half until boston came roaring back, made it really close late, but in the end, miami stealing game 1 in boston. that is statistically significant because the team that wins game 1 of an nba playoff series goes on to win that series about 75% of the time. that's something to keep an eye on. much like the l.a. laker, the miami heat barely made it into these playoff. they had to play in the play in round. they lost the first game of that. they had to win the second. they just won't quit. they are rolling. they are just three wins away the nba finals, like the denver nuggets who, tonight, play lebron james and the lakers in game 2 of their western conference series. that, of course, is at 8:30 p.m. eastern on espn. we're really getting into the good stuff, guys. >> yes, you are. you got to appreciate miami. barely made it in and now beating up on everybody. all right. thank you very much, will. coming up, harry and meghan accusing the paparazzi of a near

catastrophic car chase. this morning the questions about what happened, the latest from police and what their taxi driver is saying. also ahead, elizabeth holmes reporting to prison. what we are learning this morning. plus a 13-year-old who used a sling shot to save his little sister from being kidnapped. first ginger. >> robin, i hope you covered the plants up in connecticut because the freeze is on. dozens of record lows are happening. hartford dropped to 30 this morning. it's relatively rare to get this type of deep cold. this is cold in new hampshire. they had the snow flying. we can still do this in mid to late may. look at the frost, extensive in bakersfield, connecticut. in norwalk, etching it in stone. we have the cold here. it is serious. we've got frost advisories. big time heat in the west. i'll tell you about. local weather, though, in 30 seconds.

spencer: morning clouds will give way to sunny skies for most of the bay area. mid and upper 50's on the coast, mid 80's inland. tonight, the low clouds returning. overnight lows in the mid 50's, the accuweather 7-day forecast looks like this. dry conditions to the seven-day period with a mix of sun and clouds. coolest saturday, and then how is reach into the 70's. coming up, the disney double proposal you have to see. we'll be right back.

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enforced.ts january 2024. a source says secret service director is livid over the security breach at jake sullivan's washington home. they've launched a full scale investigation to find out what happened. a legal victory for tiger woods. a judge ruled erika herman must abide by a nondisclosure agreement and resolve her lawsuit against woods through arbitration. she has accused him of sexual harassment. we've got a lot more ahead, including the young boy who used a sling shot, a sling shot, to save his little sister from being kidnapped. police are calling his actions extraordinary. that is coming up, michael. >> brave young man there. we're going to turn now to harry and meghan and what they're calling a near catastrophic car chase with paparazzi through the streets of new york. trevor ault is at the ballroom where it all started. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, michael. harry and meghan's spokes person said they know being a celebrity comes with a level of public

interest, but they say it should never come at the cost of anyone's safety. while there were no crashes or injury, they claim the actions of the paparazzi could have easily gotten someone killed. this morning the duke and duchess of sussex and their treatment by the media once again back in the spotlight after what they call a near catastrophic car chase. >> meghan, this way! >> reporter: paparazzi were already swarming as harry and meghan, along with meghan's mother, arrived at a manhattan charity event tuesday night. according to the couple's spokes person, when they left they were immediately targeted by a ring of highly aggressive paparazzi and a relentless pursuit lasting over two hours resulted in multiple near collisions involving other drivers on the road, pedestrians and two nypd officers. they were driving to a police precinct, they tried to evade the cameras in a taxi driven by sonny singh. >> it was a strobe show. there were lights everywhere,

flashing. we srm again.y >> they lde ck they were just about to give me going but the paparazzi came. they told me to circle back to the police. >> reporter: so very quickly? >> yeah. maybe 10, 15 minutes. >> reporter: did it seem tense inside? >> they were nervous. you could see they were nervous. >> reporter: one sussex security member said the chase could have led to fatalities, though there are still questions about its level of intensity. the nypd said there were numerous photographers that made their transport challenging, but there were no injuries or arrests. sources tell abc news police interactions with the couple ended within 20 minutes. the mayor called the photographers who chased the couple a bit reckless and irresponsible. >> it's clear that the paparazzi, they want to get the right shot. they want to get the right story. but public safety must always be at the forefront.

>> reporter: brad grid said they had no intention of causing any distress or harm as their only tool was their cameras. the mayor is one of many drawing comparisons to the deadly car crash that killed harry's mother, princess diana, in 1997. >> i don't think there's many of us who don't recall how his mom died. >> reporter: harry has openly blamed the paparazzi for her death telling michael strahan in january -- >> i'm trying to put a stop this. i can't ever imagine, i don't want to imagine what that would be like for me or for my kids. especially when you talk about history repeating itself, right? >> there will be meetings between harry and meghan an their team and security detail, and also the nypd, to talk about how this can be prevented. this will really make them think about coming back to new york for events and it will make them think differently about how they carry out their work moving forward. >> reporter: that taxi driver said he's driven several celebrities but has never seen a paparazzi response like this.

we're told clearly harry and meghan were shaken up by this. neither buckingham palace or kensington palace has commented. guys? >> okay, trevor, thanks. now to the south carolina wedding night tragedy and new legal action the groom is taking. >> reporter: good morning. a wedding night turned into tragedy. the bride killed by an alleged drunk driver. the groom now going to court filing awrulgfon against the suspect and restaurants and bars that served her. this morning the husband of the bride killed on her wedding night in an alleged drunk driving crash has filed a wrongful death case against the driver and the local bars who allegedly served her. >> this case is about keeping the public and all of us safe from drunk drive. >> reporter: eric and samantha were leaving their wedding reception last month when police say 25-year-old jamie lee komaroski hit the golf cart carrying the couple. samantha was killed. the groom and two other members

were injured. police say komaroski was driving 65 in a 25 mile per hour zone with a blood alcohol level more than three times the legal limit. the lawsuit claims komaroski worked at a local restaurant, was bar hopping with co-workers and that the bars continued to serve her despite her being visibly intoxicated. the suit also accuses her boss of organizing the bar hop knowing alcoholic beverages would be purchased. >> there is a responsibility in that role as supervisor. we felt that was not done here. >> reporter: eric hutchison is out of the hospital but faces a sad new reality. >> i can't imagine. you go from the happiest moment of your life to an unfathomable tragedy. >> as for the bars named in the suit one denies any gathering involving komaroski. eric, the groom, is out of the hospital recovering from his injuries. george? >> o andrew. thank you very much.y,ka tomorrow on gma, we are going to be talking exclusively with his family.

robin? now we have a 13-year-old boy who used a sling shot to save his little sister from being kidnapped. eva pilgrim is here with that story. this is something else. eva, good morning. >> it's a crazy story. a 13-year-old boy is being called a hero for scaring off someone attacking his little sister r in a real life david versus ath only weapon he had, a sling shot this is what 13-year-old owen burns used to scare off a would be kidnapper. owen said he doesn't use his sling shot much, but when it counted, he hit his target. police say last week someone came out of the woods near owen's house in northern michigan and attempted to take his 8-year-old sister. owen heard his sister's screams from his bedroom and looked out. >> her mouth was closed and he was hugging her on to his chest. my sister kicked him and then he started running after her. >> reporter: from his bedroom

window he flung a rock and then a marble directly at the 17-year-old suspect hitting him in the head and chest. >> i grabbed the rock. put it here. i grabbed it. i just -- he was mad. he started cussing. i hit him again. he starts running away. >> reporter: his mom was heading home from work when she got the call from her kids. >> they were in a state of panic and screaming and she was crying and the only word i could make out of the whole conversation is kidnap. >> reporter: michigan state police locating the suspect at a nearby gas station. the young boy's actions critical in i.d.'ing him. >> he helped us identify who the suspect was. obviously, he had injuries from getting hit with a sling shot. to see that and to pop into action that quickly is extraordinary. he should be commended for it. >> it does happen again, i'll do it again. >> that 17-year-old suspect who has been arrested and is being charged as an adult. he is facing attempted kidnapping and assault and

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>> back now, elizabeth holmes >> back now. elizabeth holmes ordered to appear in prison. she will be going soon. rebecca jarvis is back with that. >> hey, george. at first she was going to prison in late april. then she wasn't after her team filed a legal challenge. overnight the challenge failed. elizabeth holmes has been summoned to report to prison 12 days from now. this morning, elizabeth holmes expected to report to this minimum security prison in brian, texas, to begin serving her 11 year sentence starting may 30th. holmes, along with her former boyfriend and coo, ordered to pay more than $452 million in restitution to investors, including rupert murdoch and betsy devos. >> does she have money to make restitution? is she judgment proof? she may have assets. she may have the ability to make some payments.

>> reporter: last week the new york times profile titled liz holmes wants you to forget about elizabeth, painting the 39-year-old as a doting mom who dropped the baritone voice, a character she now says she created. the spread, featuring this glossy beach photo shoot of holmes, her partner and their two young children, william and invicta sparking backlash from critics who said it largely ignored holmes cry. >> we made it possible to run comprehensive laboratory tests from a tiny sample or a few drops of blood. >> reporter: once the world's youngest female self-made billionaire, holmes claimed her technology could run hundreds of tests with just a few drops of blood. but it could not. holmes was convicted of four counts of criminal fraud and conspiracy in january 2022. over the years, we've introduced

viewers to patients who say inaccurate theranos tests caused upheaval, like cancer survivor sherry who believed her cancer returned because of an incorrect test. >> no one from theranos never called me to apologize. that's the least you can do when you mess up so badly. not okay. >> reporter: and there are so many patients out there like sherry. we've spoken to them. we've introduced them to you. they are also the whistle blowers who spent years living in fear about the consequences of telling the truth. that prison in bryan, texas, where holmes is set to report, is about 100 miles northwest of houston where she grew up. it is also, guys, where real housewife jen shaw is currently serving out her sentence. guys? >> my goodness. i know you've been on this from the very beginning, rebecca. to see her going to prison. >> it's an amazing, just -- to

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good morning america. it's 8 a.m. tik tok takedown. montana is now the first state to ban the popular app, as more than half of u.s. states already have a tik tok ban on government devices. will other states follow suit? what to know about the potential rsv vaccine for pregnant women. dr. ashton is gonna join us live. the popular drugs used for weight loss come at a high price. why your insurance might not cover the cost. and the risk of turning to discounted options. what experts say you should do. and look who's calling. we're backstage in las vegas getting guitar lessons from garth brooks. >> this is what garth brooks plus one looks like. >> as the country music megastar getting ready to kick off his

blockbuster residency tonight. we're one on one with garth this thursday morning. ♪ part of that world ♪ >> this morning, halle bailey is part of our gma world, from under the sea to right here in times square. the little mermaid herself is live and she's saying -- >> good morning america. >> announcer: live in times square, this is gma. >> good morning, america. it is great to have halle bailey here. we can't wait to go backstage with our guy garth brooks. he's kicking off his las vegas residency tonight. there he goes hanging out with will reeve. before that, he gave will some guitar lessons. you wanted them? >> who wouldn't want that? >> i thought you worked that out. >> who wouldn't want guitar lessons from mr. brooks? >> to say i had lessons from garth brooks, that would be

cool. >> we'll have more on that. we have a lot of news. coming up the latest development in the idaho college murders and what it means for the case, george. the new crackdown on tik tok. the app is banned in montana. whit johnson has the latest on that. good morning, whit. >> reporter: good morning. more than half of the states in the u.s. and the federal government already prohibit tik tok on government device. montana is on track to institute an outright ban. the governor signing the bill into law, which would take effect in january of 2024. the governor tweeting it's meant to protect montanans personal and private data from the chinese communist party. this follows growing concerns that personal information could be shared with the chinese government through tik tok's beijing based parent company, a claim tik tok denies. the company responding to the new law saying it infringes on the first amendment rights of the people of montana. the app has more than 150 million users in the u.s. the law states it could fine tik tok or entities like app stores

$10,000 per day for each time it allowed someone to access the app. but those penalties would not apply to users. michael? >> thanks, whit. now to the extreme temperatures from coast to coast. ginger zee is tracking the latest. >> good morning to you, michael. we are watching records fall. hartford, connecticut, they dropped to 30, portland, maine, 30. syracuse dropped below freezing. mark it there, the frost. i hope lot of people covered things. these advisories were out for a day or two so you should have known, but waking up this morning, look what it was in the afternoon. new hampshire even got snow showers with some of that. so this is late in the season. relatively rare, but has happened before. we just have a few more of those freeze warnings that are still in place this morning. most of it has lifted because the sun comes up early. speaking of, the sun heats up a west coast that's already been very warm with this ridge in place. that thing has been all the way up into canada.

look at some of the high temperature records that could be set saturday. it's going to be the peak of this, into the northern rockies. reno could go to close to 90. robin? >> all right, ginger. thank you. to the idaho college murder case. a grand jury has officially indicted bryan kohberger on four counts of murder. kayna whitworth has the latest. she has been following the story from the start. good morning, kayna. >> reporter: robin, good morning. kaylee's father told me they are grateful that another step in this process has been completed but they are well aware that this is far from over. the prosecution saying they have amassed more than 20,000 pieces of evidence, including dna that they presented to that grand jury. this morning the man accused of killing four university of idaho students indicted by a grand jury. >> all rise. >> reporter: bryan kohberger charged with four counts of first degree murder for the deaths. the indictment meaning

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a big surge in use for weight loss. but there can be a big catch. the cost. >> patients may not have coverage, and so if they elect to use them, they are often paying out of pocket, and the cost could be anywhere between $1,000 to $1,500 a month. >> reporter: insurance coverage is all over the place. it varies by state, by company and by your employer's plan. one industry group tells gma that health insurance providers make sure drugs are provided to patients at an affordable cost. evidence suggests that patients may not be able to maintain their weight loss once they stop taking the drug. patients like sara and tina both say they could not get their insurance companies to cover the drug. >> i was like, okay. i can do $1,200 a month for a year. i'm planning on hopefully retiring soon. i can't do $1,200 a month indefinitely. >> reporter: so they turned to a

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now to the new report on the rsv vaccine for pregnant women. the fda plans to meet today to discuss pfizer's application for a maternal vaccine after approving one for older adults. dr. jen ashton is here to break down this new report. >> george, first of all, 35,000 here. remember in the covid vaccine we desperately needed data conducted on pregnant women? this is why this headline is so important. the results of this study published in the new england journal of medicine. they looked at pregnant women in over 18 countries. a dose of the rsv vaccine given to the pregnant woman between 24 and 36 weeks. this stage three clinical trial looked at efficacy and found good results in tests from the fetus to placenta. it prevented severe lower respiratory tract infections due to rsv and reducing hospitalizations in the infant. there were no serious safety signals, which had already been tested in the past. this is encouraging data. >> that means likely to be

approved. when will we see it? >> as we heard from the covid vaccine, it has to go through first the drug maker, vaccine maker submits its data, then the fda has to rule on it. then the cdc has to sign off on it. august, we could see this vaccine available for pregnant women in start for the next big rsv season, which would be in the fall. >> dr. jen, thank you very much. let's go to ginger. >> george, the giant snow melt is on. in utah, some of the flooding that's happening there in ogden valley. you can see the sandbags that were set up. trying to protect some of the areas around the rivers there. california, this is where i was, in that big snow hold where they got more than 720 inches of snow. they lost a third of it. they still have two-thirds to go. it's happening. then the heat is going to help it. it's going to continue and broaden east. by saturday, records are possible to boise. it's been a warm stretch especially portland, seattle, has been breaking records for

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really wanted to put our twist on it and elevate it. >> basically, this is a take on the italian beef combo sandwich. using house sausage, then we do the unofficial dish of the philippines. >> in new york city, kimberly komara and kevin used traditional filipino flavors in one of america's most highly reveered pastries. >> we're bringing filipino cuisine to the masses. and we all really say donuts are special. >> their business quickly growing since the pandemic, producing more than 1,800 donuts every week. >> all the flavors evoke nostalgia if you are filipino. >> the recipe used in one of their most popular donuts was pass down from kimberly's late lola, or grandmother. >> i knew that i was going to use this recipe because it was so important to our family. >> from flan to ube, kimberly hopes to connect her customers to her filipino heritage. >>

to me growing up, it's meaningful for another filipino. >> the shop is called cora, named for her late grandmother. it translates to heart. they put a lot of heart and love into their donuts. what friend would i be if i didn't bring you some donuts to try. >> we're gonna put a lot of love into eating these donuts. thank you very much, jaclyn. >> these are really good. >> i'm looking forward to eating them. [ laughter ] >> let me do this tease and i'm gonna eat it myself. coming up the little mermaid herself, halle bailey is here live. we'll be right back. >> this is good.

building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. >> this is abc7 news. >> good morning. i'm jobina fortson from abc7 mornings. let's check in with sue hall for a look at traffic. hi sue. >> good morning, jobina. we've got metering lights on as always at about five 3540 this morning and it's stacked up at the bay bridge toll plaza for a solid 15 minute delay. here's your drive time from hercules. all the way through this backup into san francisco and slow and go southbound 680 towards 24 concord to walnut creek is about an 8 to 10 minute drive. thank you steve. >> meteorologist spencer ch

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>> hey. bay area live with kelly and marcus coming up we'll chat with our good friend ryan seacrest about american idol and halle bailey from the little mermaid is here that's at nine on abc seven morning gray skies and clouds will give way to sunny skies in the afternoon away from the coastline. >> highs will be in the mid 80s in the inland east bay, only 60 right around the bay shoreline and only mid to upper 50s on the coast. here's the accuweather 70 forecast. we're in a cooling trend that will bottom out on saturday. the coolest day in the forecast period but warm weather bounces back on sunday and monday. just in time for the beginning of next week. jobina thank you, spencer. >> we will have another abc

seven news update in about 30 minutes. and as always, you can find the news on our app and abc7 news.com. com. gma continues next >> announcer: we >> announcer: welcome back to gma live from times square. >> welcome back, everybody. everyone is excited for our next guest, especially this group of fans that we have in the studio this morning. they are on the edge of their seats to see the actress, singer, making waves as ariel in disney's "the little mermaid." are you ready? >> yes! >> here she is. here's halle bailey! come on out, halle! [ applause ] >> hi! hello. hi! hi! you all look so beautiful. hi. so great to see you. great to see you. >> so happy for you.

>> thank you. >> i don't want to get makeup on you. >> oh my goodness. just over a week away. >> yes. >> the global anticipation is through the roof for this movie. one critic even said you were born to be on the big screen. how does that make you feel? >> it makes me feel so happy, you know, that we are receiving such good critique about our film. this is a dream come true for me. this is my favorite disney princess, ariel. i'm in a constant state of wow. >> you have earned it. >> thank you. >> so, okay. the epic hair flip. >> yes. >> how were you able to pull that off? >> we all know i have locs. i have had them since i was very young. my hair is very heavy. in the water it gets heavier. it was so funny because that animated shot is so beautiful in the original. it took a good 20 takes to get it right.

my neck was, like, over it. [ laughter ] >> i heard you had help on the water. >> i did. this amazing stunt man named dan. he helped me throw my hair with me so i could carry it out of the water. >> jody benson played ariel. she has a cameo. what was it like to meet her? >> it was a dream to meet judy. honestly, she has been the soundtrack of a lot of our childhoods and our lives. the work that she did as the original ariel. to have her blessing and stamp of approval was validating. i'm honored to meet her. she's a legend. >> let's give everyone a look at the new ariel. ♪ ♪

♪ wish i could be part of that world ♪ [ applause ] >> you're like a parent's dream. you had undivided attention. they are pointing at the screen. you talk about how important representation is. i want you to look at this. this is the reaction of a little girl, first time she saw your barbie. what does it mean for you to see? how does this make you feel when you've seen this type of reaction to seeing your barbie? >> honestly, seeing beautiful videos like this every day it makes me cry. i literally have been sobbing every day, seeing the reaction of these beautiful little girls, and boys. i'm in a constant state of awe and grateful that they are able to see themselves in a character like ariel. we deserve to have representation where we can look

and say, wow, i'm worthy, too. she looks like me. i have a doll that looks like me. it's so special. i'm just so grateful to even be part of this. >> it's like michael said. it's so special to see these precious little girls, how they have been just looking at you and seeing themselves. it means so much. we should say they are from the time and children's art initiative here in new york city. [ applause ] they're talented. they are young performers themselv. so does someone want to ask a question? >> yes. >> what's your name? what's your question? >> what advice do you have for girls like us that want to be the best performers we can be? >> i'm so happy to see you. i just want to tell all of you to never give up. to go after your dreams. you all are so talented. you're so beautiful. you have it in you to do whatever you want and whatever you want to do in life you can go after it and get.

don't let anybody stop you. just keep going. keep your head up and . that's what i would say. [ applause ] >> are you all excited to see this m >> yes! >> we have a surprise for you. see that look right there? [ laughter ] we have a surprise for you. you're all gonna head down the street right now because you're gonna screen exclusively the movie! [ applause ] the great thing is, you are going to be the only ones in the theater. just you. you will be the first in the world to see this movie. come on. come on up here. hold that. hold the ticket. take it back. you need that to get in with everybody. just so you know. you are all going to see the little mermaid right now!pl[

i guess not. i got the boot. i guess i'll have to wait. i'll have to be like everybody else and go to the theater. little mermaid opens next friday, may 26th only in theaters. halle bailey, thank you very much. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> coming up -- thank you, girls. thank you all for being here. we appreciate you. coming up backstage with garth brooks as he gets ready to kick off his vegas residency tonight. we'll be back with more gma. h m.

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we are back. a good friend of the show, garth brooks, about to start his residency at caesar's palace. will reeve got a chance to go backstage with him. we've been teasing this all morning long. you got a guitar lesson with garth. gotta tell us the whole story. good morning again, will. >> hey again, robin. just to manage expectation, i have no musical talent. you'll see that in just a minute. behind me is the stage for a show so shrouded in secrecy that we can't even bring you inside. it's in such high demand that the 2023 dates are all sold out and they've added dates for 2024. i got to sit and strum with garth brooks as he told me all

about it. ♪ i got friends in low places ♪ >> this morning it's garth brooks in a new place. >> i plan on being here until they throw me out. we'll see how long that is. here we are. we're in vegas. >> the country icon unveiling a new residency at the coliseum at caesar's palace called garth brooks plus one. ahead of opening night, garth going one on one with gma. when fans come here to vegas to see you at the coliseum, what are they getting? >> i'm hoping they get something here that they can't get anywhere else. it's a laboratory. because no phone policy, no video policy, which makes me go, here's a song i was working on today. >> reporter: last year brooks finished a 3 1/2 year global stadium tour. over 3 million fans came to see his shows. the coliseum is far more intimate with just over 4,000 seats, demand is so high, he's already added dates for next year.

>> they said, do you want to do 2024? you bet. the fact that they show up is the surprise. one of the greatest reviews i got was somebody that walked out and said, i'm not sure what i just saw. but it was fantastic. ♪ [ cheers ] >> reporter: what makes you so big? >> i think i'm the best at having fun. i really do. a great entertainer is that guy that, what they want to see is exactly what you want to do. that's so lucky right there. >> reporter: the plus one in the show's name means you never know who will take the stage with the country legend. people who might be here, your wife, trisha yearwood. she's a legend in her own right. >> when trisha yearwood starts to sing, it's something you haven't seen before. i have pulled her over after shows and said, can you make it look hard? can you just make it look hard? >> reporter: he has sold 157

million albums worldwide, making him the best selling solo artist in u.s. history. despite all that success, he still cares deeply about each show. >> when somebody buys a ticket and receives something that money can't buy, that's, hopefully, when you've done what i think you are here to do. >> reporter: i see the emotion on your face. i hear it in your voice. why is it there? >> i just can't believe this is happening. it's one of those things, it's kind of weird. i think i'll go to my grave thinking, this might be the only time god made a mistake. how is this happening? how did people show up? i don't see why they are buying tickets to a garth brooks show, but it's so cool that they do. >> reporter: a ticket to the garth brooks show includes a night with a band that plays like family. >> not only are we getting to play our stuff. it has proven itself for these people and these people have proven their love for it. we're all going to be playing the greatest songs in music

history. >> reporter: before they kick off the residency, i got backstage access to see him warm up before heading on stage. ♪ this old highway is getting longer seems there ain't no end in sight ♪ >> reporter: brooks said every big show will be different, but he'll make sure to always play a classic, like my favorite, the unmistakable "friends in low places." >> pretty simple. just these four notes. ♪ yeah. that's it. >> reporter: this is what garth brooks plus one looks like. >> i'll take your plus one any day. i have enjoyed myself. >> reporter: garth's residency kicks off tonight at the coliseum at caesar's palace. registration for verified fans to get tickets for next year's 2024 dates is open for another week until may 25th. so you're gonna want to get on that. i spoke to garth backstage about what he does before the show, guys.

he said he doesn't do much. he doesn't have any real rituals, but he still gets nervous for every show. that's how much he cares about bringing the best product to his fans. >> you're a natural. you are a natural. that came right to you. >> that was so good. it was better when we asked you to shoot that jump shot live. [ laughter ] >> come on. that's a low blow. i'll get redemption soon. soon. >> as always, you give that man a big hug for me. he is a beautiful, beautiful man. he is something special to see in concert like that. enjoy, will. enjoy. ginger? >> thank you so much, robin. i know we've been talking about misery loving company when it comes to allergies. i think we can all relate as spring warms up the weather in a lot of us. we want to spend more time outside. with being outside, that means more potent pollen. this segment sponsored by zyrtec. julia shared this video showing what happens when you just want to use your outdoor porch during

d.c. pollen season. this video shows what happens when you just want to use your outdoor porch during d.c. pollen season. all your furniture just gets coated in that yellow. washington, d.c. is still high, seeing high pollen levels. now the pollen levels are starting to climb in the northwest as well. look at that hot pink, that magenta color, all the way through southern new jersey. that's atlantic city, too. let's get a check closer to home. spencer: morning clouds and fog the way to sunny skies in the afternoon, inland highs in the mid 80's. 60's along the bay shoreline, 50's on the coast. here's the seven-day forecast, lots of sunshine. >> truly thankful thursday. we are so thankful for this young group. they are excited, those performing art students. we just surprised them in the studio. they are heading to a private screening of "the little mermaid." we will never forget their faces being here in the studio. they are so excited. not many people have seen it. but they are on their way, michael. on their way! >> robin, they told me i

couldn't come. [ laughter ] that's okay. that's all right, kids. i get it. do you know what's coming up? my buddy right here. terry crews. he is here. he's challenging two families to a gma family face-off. >> there it is! yes. s pollen report is sponso

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building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. good morning. i'm jobina fortson from abc7 mornings here. >> sue hall with a look at traffic. hey sue. >> good morning jobina. welcome back. and we head to the bay bridge toll plaza. yes, metering lights have been on since about 540 this morning. it's a slog all the way from hercules to and through the backup and walnut creek is looking pretty busy to an accident. northbound 280 in san jose is blocking the slow lane near 11th street. so caution there back past highway 101. spencer okay, sue. >> morning clouds will give way to sunny skies in the afternoon . look for high temperatures in the mid 80s in the inland east bay. 60s around the bay shoreline. 50s on the coast and the accuweather 70 forecast shows sunny skies almost all the way through the forecast period . a little dip in temperature saturday. temperatures bounce back on sunday. jobina. thank you, spencer. >> time now for live with kelly

and mark and we will be back at 11 for midday live and our reporting continues on our app and abc7 news.com. have a g ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and mark!" today, host of "american idol," our very good friend ryan seacrest! and his star of "the little mermaid," the amazing halle bailey! plus, details of how you can get your favorite "american idol" finalist to perform here in the "live" studio. all next on "live"! and now, here are kelly ripa and mark consuelos! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪