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jones himself, harrison ford. it is a busy friday. we have a lot ahead including news about home prices. rebecca, that's your area of expertise. >> why thank you very much. lot of people, lot of viewers, this is the most common question. what is happening to the housing market? a new report overnight about home prices shows the biggest drop in over a decade as home sales are struggling. we will have the very latest. first ukrainian president zelenskyy heading to japan to join world leaders at the g-7 summit. he's asking for more military aid. tom soufi-burridge starts us off from kyiv. good morning, tom. >> reporter: you can see the destruction close to the battle zone here. with president zelenskyy going on another important trip abroad just as the war here moves into a critical phase. sources in zelenskyy's team confirming to us he is expected to travel to japan to join g-7 leaders in person after completing his current trip to the middle east. zelenskyy due to talk with the

leaders of brazil and india, who have been less supportive of ukraine, and friendlier to russia. the geo political and diplomatic significance of these meetings should not be understated. zelenskyy moving to firm up and widen international support as his forces go on the offensive. george? >> okay, tom. thanks. terry moran is with the president in hiroshima. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, george. the news broke today that president zelenskyy would come here in person. a senior white house official told me that the leaders at this summit need to hear from zelenskyy directly. that that's critical. calling this moment an inflexion point in the war. with so much riding on the coming ukrainian offensive, the leaders of the nations have boosted arm shipments to ukrainian forces. especially anti-aircraft systems, long range artillery. zelenskyy will be looking for more. here in hiroshima a solemn moment as president biden and the other summit leaders went to

the memorial peace park near ground zero of the atomic bombing here. with vladamir putin rattling the nuclear saber in ukraine, zelenskyy will bring the witness of the dangers. president biden is still dealing here with a debt ceiling crisis back home. he got a virtual briefing from his negotiating team in washington earlier. tonight the president actually left the summit dinner early so he could go back and work on negotiations some more. george? >> let's get more on how the debt ceiling showdown is playing out in washington from rachel scott. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: good morning. not only is this down to the wire, politically, this will be tricky. house speaker kevin mccarthy said they need a deal in hand by the end of this weekend in order to avoid defall because it will take 11 days for the bill to work its way to congress. republicans say they will not agree to raise the debt ceiling until the presidented agrees to

spending cuts including clawing back unspent covid funds and imposing some federal work requirements on federal aid. a group of hard line conservatives are telling house speaker kevin mccarthy to stand by even deeper spending cuts say they will not accept a deal that's, quote, watered down. over in the senate, some say the president shouldn't be negotiating at all. the bottom line, the margins are so close, the consequences are dire and leaders on both sides are trying to avoid default. george? >> rachel scott, thank you very much. now to the work place shooting overnight at a factory in ohio. police are calling it a targeted attack. alex perez has the latest. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, michael. still a lot of unanswered questions at this point, but some moments of sheer panic last night after the gun man opened fire at the plant. overnight a deadly shooting at

this diesel engine factory outside dayton, ohio. emergency responders racing to the scene just before 9 p.m. after calls of an active shooter. >> there's multiple units there. >> there appears to have been male suspect who entered the plant. at this point it looks like a targeted attack against one male victim who has been pronounced deceased at the scene. >> reporter: a second victim, who suffered a gun shot wound, taken to the hospital. >> i got one black male. we will be transporting with serious injuries. >> reporter: employees were working on the floor when the gun man opened fire. during the chaotic evacuation, there were reports of injuries. >> we do know also of at least a couple other injuries unrelated to the shooting and may have been caused by the evacuation and ensuing chaos. >> reporter: the suspect, police say, now hospitalized after a self-inflicted gun shot wound.

they believe the suspect targeted the victim who was killed. an exact motive remains under investigation. michael? >> thank you. now to the newly released body camera video of the mass shooting in new mexico that left three people dead. mola lenghi joins us with the latest. good morning, mola. >> reporter: good morning, michael. these new images take you right into that terrifying shooting spree and the actions that police took to stop the threat. this morning chilling body camera video showing the harrowing moments police took down a gun man who killed three people and injured six others, including two officers in farmington, new mexico. the first rounds of the shooting spree heard on this phone's ring doorbell camera. within minutes, police responding to the chaos, rushing toward the gun fire. >> i have eyes on the suspect. he's walking south. he's wearing all black. >> reporter: police officers

exchanging fire, finally ending the threat. >> subject down! subject down! cease fire! cease fire! >> reporter: but not before the police sergeant was shot. >> i'm shot! >> reporter: ten year farmington police vet dropping to the ground. her fellow officers rushing to her side. she is now recovering at home. >> i am heart sick over this happening but on the other hand, i'm so proud of our officers and our department. >> reporter: while investigators focus on the suspect, victims' families grieve their losses. shirley boyd's family saying she was joyfully devoted to her family, friends, church and community. the world is a better place for the 79 years she was with us. mother and daughter gwen scofield saying she will continue to shape our lives with her wisdom, guidance, teaching. and melody, who owned a preschool for 40 years loved unconditionally all she met.

the six people who were injured including those two police officers have all been released from the hospital and are recovering. rebecca? >> all right, mola. thank you. we turn to the accused pentagon leaker facing a judge hoping to be released on bail. our senior investigative correspondent aaron katersky is at the courthouse in massachusetts. good morning, aaron. >> reporter: good morning, rebecca. his family is hoping jack texeira is going to walk out of this courthouse later today free on bail. federal prosecutors say releasing the air national guard phapbs accused of leaking america's defense secrets poses far too great a risk to public safety and national security. court records show texeira had been warned three times about deep diving into intelligence information but prosecutors say he shared such information in a social media group that included foreigners. appealing for his release, the defense cited other cases involving classified information

in which judges granted bail and urged the judge to consider texeira's peaceful reading of the bible before his arrest. prosecutors said that's not the real jack texeira, pointing to a video of him uttering racial and anti-semitic slurs before firing off a rifle. prosecutors said texeira has become skill and experienced at hiding these unsavory elements of his character. we'll see what happens here later today, michael. >> we will, aaron. thank you. we know you will be covering that for us. now we're going to turn to the unanimous ruling from the supreme court citing with google and twitter saying they are not liable for propaganda on their site. our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas is at the supreme court with the latest on this major decision. >> reporter: michael, good morning. it was a simple legal question. can social media giants like twitter, facebook and google be held liable for violent radical propaganda posted on their platforms? the families of those killed in terror attacks in istanbul in

2017 and paris in 2015 believe isis videos posted on twitter and google inspired those attacks and that those companies should be held accountable. but the supreme court said no in a unanimous decision. justice thomas writing the plaintiffs allegations are insufficient to establish that these defendants aided and abetted isis in carrying out the attacks. the families are obviously disappointed and so far have declined to comment. as for the tech companies, they have condemned the attacks and say they are trying to keep violent content off their sites. george? >> pierre thomas, thanks. the race for the white house now. florida governor ron desantis is expected to launch his bid for the republican nomination next week. chief washington correspondent jon karl has the latest. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, george. ron desantis is prepared to announce that he is running for president wednesday of next week in a private call yesterday, he told top donors the race already comes down to three people. him, joe biden and donald trump. he suggested on that call that

trump doesn't have a chance of winning. at least initially, ron desantis would enter the republican race as the most formidable challenger to donald trump. sources tell abc news he is expected to launch his campaign next week with an online video and a meeting with top donors in time before holding a kickoff event after memorial day, possibly in his home town, dunedin. desantis has made a name for himself as florida's brash and uncompromising governor. he's banned abortion after 6 weeks of pregnancy and barred classroom discussion of gender and sexual orientation through high school, picking a legal fight with disney after it criticized the move. disney, the parent company of abc news, announced yesterday it has cancelled plans for a $1 billion new campus in the orlando area citing, quote, changing business conditions. a spokes person for desantis dismissed the move, saying the state was unsure whether it would come to fruition anyway. desantis faces some big challenges going up against

trump. he came in to office openly portraying himself as a trump clone. >> build a wall, then mr. trump said, you're fired. i love that part. >> reporter: trump has called him disloyal, nicknaming him ron disanctimonious. >> instead of being grateful he is attacking the man who saved his career. >> reporter: desantis already looked like a presidented shl candidate since he won his re-election by a 20 point land slide last november making frequent visits to early primary states. but he's already made some missteps including saying russia's invasion of ukraine wasn't vital to u.s. interests and stumbing during a trip overseas. >> i'm not a candidate so we'll see if and when that changes. >> reporter: the attacks from trump may be hard for desantis to fend off, but the mere fact that donald trump is hitting him so hard shows the former president clearly, at least now,

sees desantis as his biggest threat to the republican nomination. george? >> there are more challengers to come. jon karl, thank you very much. rebecca? >> george, thank you. we turn to the real estate market. home sales dropping again in april as home prices saw their biggest drop in more than a decade. whit johnson is here to break it down for us. so much interest in this since we're in the thick of the buying season. >> reporter: absolutely. good morning. there are some opposing forces in play here. after years of a seemingly endless rise, this latest report shows u.s. housing prices are beginning to ease off as the real estate market slows. overall, the median existing home price in april was down 1.7% from a year ago. while that may seem like a modest decline, the nar said it is the biggest yea drop since january 2012. but if you're a home buyer, it depends on where you live. the west saw the big drop in prices, down 8%. prices also down in the south. but in the northeast and midwest, the median price is still up year over year.

even with prices dropping, home sales are still down, too, dropping 3.4% from a month ago and more than 23% from last year. so what's happening here? economists tell us that supply remains tight coming out of the pandemic. people aren't moving as much, worried about high mortgage rates. prices might be down slightly, but anyone looking to buy won't have much to choose from. and there's still a lot of competition. guys? >> right. prices are down, but once you factor in the mortgage rate, still home affordability is a tough one. thank you, whit johnson. now to the nba playoffs. denver nuggets are two wins away from their first nba finals after beating the lakers in game 2. will reeve is here with the highlights and what's next. good morning, will. >> what's next? who knows? michael, that is why we watch sports. last night and all these playoffs sensational. that fourth quarter one of the most thrilling 12 minutes of basketball imaginable. the nuggets hadn't led since the first quarter. they come all the way back.

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premiered last night. he got a five minute standing ovation. we cannot wait to talk to him about that. >> looking forward to that. following a lot of headlines including ukrainian president zelenskyy heading to japan to the g-7 summit. he's going to ask for more military aid. president biden is negotiating about the debt ceiling showdown at home. he is also in japan. speaker mccarthy says he sees a path to a deal. all this morning, gm is recalling nearly 700,000 suvs over difficulty setting up child safety seats. the recall covers certain 2020-2023 chevy models. gm said owners should install the car seats using the seat belts until the issue can be fixed. on the ice, one of the longest games in hockey ever. panthers thought they won in overtime but the goal was disallowed due to goalie interference. in the fourth overtime panthers won it for real. it was the sixth longest game in nhl history.

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funeral. >> sam just has that glow. >> reporter: the grief still raw for eric hutchison. >> she's t type that walkshe in a room and you notice. >> reporter: now speaking exclusively to abc news in his first interview since losing his wife sam. the unimaginable tragedy on their wedding night three weeks ago. an alleged drunk driver crashing into them as they left their reception. >> i'm still trying to wrap my head around it. that night going from an all time high to an all time low. pretty rough to comprehend. >> the night of the wedding, what were your favorite parts of it? >> family. we had family, friends from all over the country, everywhere there. everyone was just so happy. she was so happy. >> one of the best nights of your life.

>> it was. it was. >> the newly weds set off by eit with family, but they never made it home. do you remember the crash happening at all? >> i don't. i wish i did. i do remember the last thing i remember her saying was she wanted the night to never end. >> that was the last thing she said to you? >> yes. >> just down the road from their reception, their golf cart hit by a car. hutchison, his brother-in-law benjamin and nephew were rushed to the hospital.

>> i remember waking up just kind of foggy, out of sorts. i could see my mom's face. you could just tell something was wrong. i asked her, where's sam? where's sam? that's when she told me there was an incident and that sam didn't make it. >> investigators say the driver of the vehicle, jamie lee komoroski was driving 65 miles per hour in a 25 hour zone at the time of the crash. according to the toxicology report, her blood alcohol level was more than three times the legal limit. she's been charged with dui and reckless homicide. is there anything you'd say to the driver? >> no. i can't right now. she stole something.

she just -- she stole an amazing human being that should not have been taken. >> on wednesday, hutchison filing a wrongful death lawsuit against komoroski and several bars she allegedly drank the night of the crash. her employer and supervisor also sued accused of pressuring her to attend a function and consume excessive amounts of alcoholic beverages that night. her employer saying in a statement there was no official organized employee function around drinking and komoroski had just started training for the job. >> this is a case about protecting communities from drunk driving. when someone is served in excess and then allowed to leave and get in the car is not responsible. they'll have to be accountable for that. >> for now, hutchison is taking it day by day focusing in part on his recovery while trying to hold on to his happy memories with sam and the things that remind him of her.

back home in the third floor apartment the two shared, he said he still feels her presence. is it hard to be back here? >> it's hard, but it's also nice. it's got sam written all over the house. it's nice to be here and have good memories. >> eric has two broken legs, broken bones in his face and back, among other injuries. he's had multiple surgeries already. he told me he agreed to do the interview because he wanted people to know the sam that he fell in love with. >> we are getting to know her from his words. just that heart ache, we're thinking about all of them. eva pilgrim, thank you very much. okay. we turn now to the california dermatologist accused of trying to poison her husband with drain cleaner. arrested after her husband set up secret cameras. she's pleaded not guilty.

our chief national correspondent matt gutman has the very latest. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, rebecca. that dermatologist, who is also a mother, appearing in that orange county courthouse for a arraignment pleading not guilty. her lawyers say she did not intentionally try to poison her husband, but that he had set her up during their brutally contentious divorce battle. this morning the california dermatologist accused of trying to poison her husband with a liquid drain cleaner pleading not guilty to multiple felony charges. authorities say these images show dr. yu pouring a drain o like substance into her husband's tea multiple times last summer, quote, intending to cause him pain and suffering. >> everybody thought the video was a smoking gun. what was missing initially is why she poured the drain o in the cup. >> her defense team claiming it was her estranged husband who tried to set her up. >> jack chen was the person who

told emily yu to put drain o into the cup to kill the ants. he then sets her up after he knows that she's gonna do that. he sets up what he calls spy cameras to capture her pouring the drain o into the tea. >> reporter: these images capturing his wife, dr. yu pouring the substance on at least three separate occasion. the door sayinwomalc heg feuf frstritis. amidst a contentious divorce and custody battle, dr. chen's legal team saying their client has been a victim of domestic violence by dr. yu for nine years. >> at the original indictment, one attorney had claimed the reason for pouring the drain o was to fix the pipe, the plumbing. we're not supposed to believe this? we're not supposed to believe our lying eyes, is that what she's saying? >> reporter: the 45-year-old dermatologist who is still practicing medicine, faces multiple felony counts of

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a-lister shows no signs of slowing down. >> good morning aviators. >> if cruise wants to soar to number one like he did last year with top gun maverick, he's got stiff competition. a whopping 42 wide releases are slated for arrival this summer matching 2019's count and up from 22 films last year. >> almost every weekend you are seeing a new movie come out. >> from fast x in theaters today. >> incoming! >> to the little mermaid next weekend. ♪ part of that world ♪ >> indiana jones at the end of june, and barbie in july. >> hi, barbie! >> familiar faces are all facing off for a picture perfect ending at the top of the box office. that packed release schedule, combined with the early success of movies like the super mario brothers movie in the spring and

guardians of the galaxy has some hospital police tick that cruise could help the box office get back to its prepandemic levels. guys? >> thank you, kelly. mission impossible. love them. they're great. indiana jones. got some great movies coming out this summer. speaking of indiana jones, harrison ford gonna join us live in our next hour. coming up next we have our play of the day on this friday morning. it's a hole in one. phant)♪ [boys arguing] ♪ [arguing and fighting] ♪

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niners would likely be chosen in building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. >> this is abc7 news. good morning. i'm jobina fortson from abc7 mornings. >> here's sue hall with a look at traffic. hi sue. >> good morning. checking on your east shore freeway, this is emeryville. a solid stream of headlights headed in the westbound direction but it's moving so you can see the sky is starting to clear to look at san rafael. it's a little heavier, southbound 101, but the sky is beautiful. just over the mountain you can see the fog bank there hampering your ride across the golden gate bridge. and an accident just reported south 680 at burnell now coming down towards pleasanton. spencer okay, so there's a little bit of that fog bank left near the golden gate, but it'll pull back

to the coastline by midday, giving us sunny skies inland, high temperatures there, upper 70s to low 80s around the bay, upper 60s to about 70 degrees. >> but the clouds will linger at the coast where it will be quite windy today. then the accuweather seven day forecast looks like this breezy and cooler tomorrow but beginning to warm up again on sunday and into monday. but then by midweek next week it'll be cooling down once again. jobina >> thank you spencer. if you're streaming with us on the abc seven bay area app. abc seven at seven continues next. and for everyone else, it's gma.

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good morning. it's 8 a.m. new report about home prices. shows the biggest drop in over a decade as home sales struggle. what to know this morning. tori spelling's mold crisis, the actress saying mold in her home sent her and her five kids to urgent care and it's been, slowly killing them for three years. this morning the symptoms to look for and how to keep mold out of your home. the popular drug used for weight loss?you off what to know about rebound weight gain and what you can do

to keep off the pounds. dr. ashton is here. one in a million. meet the 14-year-old struggling with the same rare neurological disorder as celine dion. >> i have been dealing with problems with my health for a long time. >> the symptoms of stiff person syndrome. how she was diagnosed and finally got the treatment she needs. >> baby oh baby oh baby oh baby. >> we call ourselves the pregnants. >> meet the 11 hospital workers all pregnant at the same time. what they're telling gma. and we're cracking the whip into the weekend with indiana jones himself. harrison ford is live from the cannes film festival just hours after the world premiere of the new indiana jones.

the incredible reception and five minute standing ovation as we say good morning america. >> announcer: live in times square, this is gma. >> got a great crowd outside here in times square. good morning america. harrison ford is back as indiana jones one last time. >> yes. wait until you hear how they used ai in all the classic indiana jones movies to make this blockbuster final installment. he will join us live in just a moment. >> first the real estate market. home sales dropping in april as home prices are seeing their biggest drop in more than a decade. whit johnson has more. >> george, good morning to you. bit of a mixed bag in the news. a new report reveals the u.s. housing market is cooling off and for the first time in years prices are coming down, too. overall the median existing home price in april was down 1.7% from a year ago according to this latest report from the national association of realtors. while that may seem like a

modest decline, it is the biggest year over year drop since january 2012. but if you're a home buyer, it really depends on where you live. the west saw a big drop in prices down 8%. prices also down in the south. but in the northeast and midwest, the median price is still up year over year. even with prices dropping, home sales are still down, too, dropping 3.4% from a month ago and more than 23% from last year. so economists tell us there are some opposing forces at play in the market right now. supply remains tight. people aren't moving as much, concerned about those high mortgage rates. prices might be down slightly in some places but there's still a lot of competition that people need to factor in. michael? >> thank you very much, whit. now to an abc news exclusive. the case of the homeless man who died after being put in a choke hold by a marine veteran on a new york city subway. this morning mourners will gather for the funeral of jordan neely. nightline co-anchor byron pitts spoke to his aunt overnight, as

daniel penny faces manslaughter charges. >> jordan was a very, very sweet person. he liked to be loved and he loved people. he was very, very friendly. he is a diamond in the ground. >> what do you think should happen to daniel penny? >> i think daniel penny, i think he should be punished. i'm not a judge. why would you put your hand around someone's neck and choke them, when you know he would die in less than two, three minutes. that means murder. >> what does justice look like for you and your family? >> i still say i'm not a judge, but he needs to make some time for that. he don't need to walk a free man. >> you can see more of byron's interview tonight on nightline, rebecca. >> thank you.

we turn now to the baby boom at one hospital in new hampshire where the operating room had 11 pregnant staffers. rhiannon ally is here to tell us all about it. >> you heard the phrase baby oh baby. one hospital in dover, new hampshire, at one point it was that times 11. 11 pregnant staffers at the same time. meet the preglets. it's a baby bonanza. >> we call ourselves the preglets. >> reporter: this spring, 11 staffen ihaw irsh >> one person after another. and then here we all are. >> kept asking what's in the water? >> reporter: the first bundle of joy, baby everett, was born just ten days ago, on may 9th. now ten more babies to go. >> we are very blessed to be able to have this opportunity in our working environment to feel honored to work at a family valued center where we can all

be pregnant at the same time and still take time with our babies afterward. you just feel grateful. >> reporter: one of the so called preglets says this is the first time many are working in the same department together. for those keeping count at home, the next bundle of joy is due next month, one in july, three in august, two in september with the final two expected in october. lot to keep track of. guys, i don't know what it is but there is definitely something in the water in dover, new hampshire. >> that's gonna be an interesting maternity leave for anyone. we wish all of them well. thanks so much. okay. coming up in our gma morning menu, tori spelling sounding the alarm about a serious mold issue in her home that sent her family to urgent care. how to know if you have phol in your own house. what to know about coming off those popular drugs used for weight loss. how to avoid rebound weight gain. dr. ashton is here. plus harrison ford joins us live to talk about the new

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brought on by an extreme mold infection that was found in their home. this morning actress tori spelling speaking out as her family deals with serious on going illnesses brought on by what she says is extreme mold in her home. >> it's not that bad. >> yeah, if you don't mind the smell of mildew. >> the beverly hills 90210 alum taking to instagram, asking her 1.7 million followers for lawyer recommendations sharing, our troubles are next level with our mold problem, and the house that's been slowly killing us for three years. spelling first posting about the mold infection in her home she writes last week with these photos of her and her five children at urgent care writing, they've been on a continual spiral of sickness for months. sick, get better, to get sick again. kids will be kids, but when you have your youngest 10 and 6 so sick they are sleeping all day and say they feel dizzy even standing, i knew something bigger was going on.

>> aside from things like skin and nail infections, usually the most common complaints that are associated with mold are usually respiratory, coughing, asthma exacerbation, bronchitis. >> reporter: according to the cdc, exposure to mold can lead to stuffy nose, wheezing, red and itchy skies and/or skin. severe reactions can include fever, shortness of breath. spelling sharing her family has had extreme allergy like symptoms and, like, my poor finn, skin rashes as well. >> the best thing you can do is clear up the moisture in the environment, get rid of the mold and the symptoms should go away. >> here are a few tips experts say in order to keep mold from growing in your home. you should keep humidity levels low. quickly fix any leaks. and be sure to have proper ventilation. if you suspect there is mold in your home, go ahead and contact a specialist.

they exist. it's a thing. guys? >> good information, stephanie . thank you. we turn to weight loss revolution. all week we have looked at the medications like ozempic and wegovy, side effects and the cost. this morning becky worley takes a look at what happens when you stop taking the drug. >> reporter: it's a weight loss movement that has millions shedding pounds. ozempic and monjauro belong to a class of drugs to treat diabetes, but now many turning to social media to praise the drugs for weight loss. that includes teresa shepherd of tampa, florida, who took an off brand version of these drugs that's available at some pharmacies. >> i was on it seven to eight months and i lost 9d 0 pound. >> reporter: after eight months teresa said she decided to stop once she reached her goal. but a 2002 nih study, it says once a patient goes

off the medication their average weight gain rebounds is two-thirds of the total weight they lost. >> trying to stop the medicine like this can result in weight regain and an increase in appetite. >> reporter: dr. iroli says no mystery here, that's how most medication works. >> no one should be surprised by that. that's exactly what we would expect to happen if you stopped a blood pressure medicine. your blood pressure would go up. >> reporter: one other issue for those who saw significant weight loss on the drug is a loss of muscle mass. while it's comparable with traditional diets, the speed of weight loss on drugs like ozempic and wegovy can be an issue. >> we don't recommend people lose weight too rapidly. rapid weigh loss has been seen to cause excess muscle mass loss. >> reporter: experiences vary, but for teresa, she's been off the medication for two months and she is holding her weight. >> i fluctuate up or down five pounds. i haven't gained any weight. it's been a good experience since i have been off. >> reporter: even people who regain weight, may see health benefits. and to buck the trend of rebound

weight gain, teresa says she's adopted much healthier habits. >> i started working out five days a week. you have to be mindful of staying with what you've done and not slipping back to old habits. absolutely, people can get off of it. i wouldn't be scared to get off of it. >> reporter: for good morning america, becky worley, abc news, oakland, california. >> thanks to becky worley for that. doctors also tell us this type of rapid weight loss can cause a decline in muscle mass which is major factor when it comes to keeping the weight off. so if you are taking these drugs, or you're thinking about taking them, talk to your doctor about keeping up your strength training and protein consumption. of course, we have our own doctor, our wonderful dr. jen ashton, our medical correspondent here, to break this all down. you are managing patients who are on these medications right now. so talk about that concern. what do people need to know when they get off these drugs? >> first of all because i'm board certified in obesity medicine, i think this is getting kind of a bad wrap in our lay public because people

think it's a trend or a fad. we've known that this class of medication, along with other fda approved weight loss medications, has worked very, very well and it's been used off label for almost a decade, if not longer. as we heard in the piece by dr. ironi, this is not candy. this is not like treating strep throat. when pplcome o a medication that they need to treat a chronic condition, which the conditions of overweight and obesity are, of course rebound weight gain is possible, if not likely. so while this isn't a standard algorithm or protocol for doctors managing patients like this. what we'll often say is, let's try to get you to your target healthy goal weight and then basic principle of farm pharmacology. if you need to drop the dose and expand the frequency to take it maybe once a month, once every other week. the key is keeping you at that healthy weight in the safest way we can do it.

>> almost like touchups.ct to b.e on the drug? >> remember, these conditions are chronic so potentially in some way shape or form indefinitely. we know the phenomenon set in the brain to restore your weigh to its heaviest level. this is not a matter of will power. it's not a eating less. behavior is always important but you have to let the pharmacology work. >> such important points.ysleas jen ashton, thank you very much. george? >> sam, you're back. i know you are nervous. bringing us pop news. >> i can't even believe you're giving me an open mic and a script. [ laughter ] >> here we go. oh, wow! welcome back. i'm stretching. wait. what's the theme song? "rocky." thank you. we begin -- not too close to the screen. it's time for pop news. we begin pop news with an airplane tik tok moment going viral. this time for all the right reasons. 31-year-old paige craig was

flying from florida to california and posted this video on her base. she's asking her followers, can someone please tell me who this man is. people keep taking pictures with him. i'm too afraid to ask. that video racked up almost 30 million views. do you know why? 40,000 comments. have you figured out who it is? the man you know from coda. big time movie star. he got in on the joke responding with a video of his own. look at this. >> hi, paige. let me introduce myself. i'm an actor and a director. sometimes i am also a valet parking. also a music teacher. can someone tell me who this girl is? [ laughter ] >> she's got 1 million followers herself.

right? she's so glad he had a funny response. she is promising she is now going to start binging all of his movies. don't forget angry birds 2. he was in angrbirds 2. >> wasn't he also in overboard? >> he's been in a lot. >> the new overboard. i forgot that. chaeou y >> i don't know. >> how about some music news? 17 timtimeamesgrt soinng w osca sting is opening up about his go to songs when he sings at karaoke. his answer, they're going to surprise you. singles like every breath you take and rock band. doesn't choose from his own songs. he goes for big songs at the karaoke mic. sgs gonto o one is 1989 classic she drive me crazy and then roxeanne. human league. wait a minute. because the human league, can you -- this is not just because

it. [ laughter ] gary. >> that was so much edbetter th we rehearsed. >> this is not because i want it. this is because -- i love the song. i wear feather boas. every time the song comes on. he did this before harry styles. he said it's fantastic. i'm going to agree. >> classic. >> we did the choreograph. >> i can never unsee that. i cannot unsee that, gary. don't ever do that again. >> it was the twirl, gary. finally this morning, i'm stuck on this family thing today. this grandma and grandson are on a quest to see america's natural wonders. meet 93-year-old joy and her grandson brad. there's something special about a grandma, right? the family duo getting almost 100,000 followers on their instagram. grandma joy's road trip. that's its name. after documenting their journey and the visit to all 63 u.s. national parks. this is an epic adventure.

began back in 2015 when joy and brad left their home town of duncan falls ohio to see the smoky mountains. right? easy trip. national park in tennessee. seven years later they've logged over 1,000 flight miles and walked across every national park there is. these are memories he will have his entire life. i think everybody should make memories like this with their grandma. she ishe towesld o ever achieve this incredible feat with her grandson posting on instagram, grandma joy has taught the world that you are never too old to show up and live the adventurous life of your dreams. the trekking duo is not done yet with their adventures. they're hoping to travel to see all seven continents. all seven. i will send them a f berthoa >> that's pop news. >> let's go to ginger. >> sam, you got to give that back to gary. that was too much. please. [ laughter ] >> i'm the opposite. i want that image, always, with

gary in it. you know summer outlook came out so i wanted to share with you what the temperatures look like from maine down to florida back to the desert southwest. it looks like we will see an above average summer. remember we were talking about el nino and doing that globally. unfortunately looking like a more measly monsoon season. let's get a check closer to home. spencer: clouds lingering at the coast line with highs only in the upper 50's. highs around the bay shoreline under sunny skies. highs inland upper 70's to about 80 degrees. overnight look for low temperatures in the mid-50's. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast. dry days coming your way but it will be quite breezy tomorrow with temperatures below average. ♪ ♪ the right stuff ♪ >> every time they do that i>>

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the man of the decade. of the d. building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> good morning. i'm gloria rodriguez from abc7 mornings. let's get to sue hall with a look at traffic. >> good morning, gloria and we are taking a look at a couple of accidents that are in the clearing phases. we go first to southbound 680 near bernal. there was a motorcycle pull down that's been cleared out of lanes . traffic is starting to recover. southbound from the 580 interchange. and in san francisco, 280 north at geneva, we had an accident there for quite some time. and you can see into daly raffic remains backedt

accident has been cleared out of lanes. >> all right. thank you, sue. meteorologist spencer christian has your accu weather forecast coming up

hey, bay area live with kelly marcus. >> coming up. we'll chat with daveed diggs from disney's the little mermaid and christine taylor is here. that's at nine on abc seven. >> as our morning clouds retreat, we'll have mainly sunny skies in the afternoon, inland and over the bay. highs will range from upper 50s at the

coast to upper 60s near 70 around the bay. upper 70s near 80 inl 70 forecast shows a cool weekend start on saturday, but warming up on sunday and monday. gloria >> all right. and we'll have another abc seven news update in about 30 minutes. and always on our abc news app and abc seven news.com join us for abc seven mornings >> announcer: welcome back to gma, live from times square. >> welcome back to gma. that's a look at the action packed indiana jones and the dial of destiny. harrison ford is back starring for the fifth time in his iconic role. he's joining us live from cannes, france. mr. ford, good morning to you, and thank you for joining us. >> thank you, michael. good to be with you. >> it's always great to see you. this movie, just had your world

premiere last night at the film festival in cannes. gou yoinvet fia what was that like? >> there's no place like cannes to see a film, to present a film. the warmth of the place is notorious. it's such a generous atmosphere. but the film played very well. i'm very happy for the reception it received. lot of pnveste their energynd we're very -- i'm very pleased about how it all turned out. >> you all deserved it. on top of that, you were awarded the palm door award. it is the festival's highest honor. you were visibly moved when you

were presented that. what does that mean to you? >> i can't put it into words, michael. it translates to permission to continue. you know? >> you're still obviously moved by that. you have permission to continue. what's not gonna continue is indiana jones. what are you gonna miss about him? >> nothing. [ laughter ] >> how about some bracing ho >> i mean, i cannot tell you how much joy it's given me to be

ha loved eve te.en wheitast as admired as it sometimes was. but every time, the passion of the people involved has been -- i can only say that it matched my passion because i love what this kind of film brings to an audience. the combination of adventure and emotion is really the elements of its success. and the actors that we have been able to bring to play the characters in the series is of extraordinary strength. i mean, phoebe, every part has a brilliant actor involved. and jim mangold is the hardest

working director in show business. man, talk about sweat equity. the guy never stops. he is a match for indiana jones. >> and you haven't stopped. for all of these years. as i understand it, this collection, this body of work, they took all of that and worked it together with artificial intelligence so that we can have throw back. what was it like to see that? >> i had not been fully sympat idea of deaging myself.hec thwi t for me, the movie is about age. and so until i saw the final

construction of the screenplay until it was all together, i was a little resistant. when i saw the product, which is different to every process that's yet been attempted, i was convinced that it was so real because it is real. i mean, that is my face 35 years ago. it's not a photo shop kind of process. lucas film actually has a library of every foot of film exposed on me during my time with them, lucas film, which is significant. and they're able to mine that with artificial intelligence to come up with the right angle and the light coming from the right direction. i acted the scenes with balls on my face, as it were. please.

[ laughter ] and then -- where were we? [ laughter ] >> it's you, harrison. >> my voice. my mouth. it's a magic process. anyway, it works i think wonderfully well and brings a real scale to the film. >> what also worked is the action. this movie is just as action packed as the previous four. i read where the writers, they took it as a challenge to come up with these awful situations to put you in, just to see you get yourself out of them. what was one of the crazeiest situations they put you in for this movie? >> you know, there's nothing -- the film is very bold

conceptually. the story revolves around a scientific device from history and its potentials to change the shape of reality. i cannot describe it any further. you've got to be there in the house, i think, when it happens. but it's a beautifully constructed film. if that was their ambition, to create a situation and watch me work myself out of it, i worked myself out of it with a brilliant director, fantastic cinematographer, actors. i had a lot of help. >> we cannot wait to see it. thank you for joining us this morning. >> mr. ford, you are the best. congratulations on your palm door award. it is so well deserved. >> thank you so much.

>> all right. indiana jones in the dial of destiny, will be in theaters june 30th. make sure you check out all the action. harrison ford, everybody. coming up the 14-year-old struggling with the same rare disorder as celine dion and how she finally got help. we'll be right back.

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>> welcome back to gma. now with the story of the teen suffering from the same rare disability as celine dion.

it's called stiff persons syndrome. and this morning, her mom is sharing how she was finally diagnosed and how she got the treatment she needed. erielle reshef has that story. ♪ and i know that my heart will go on ♪ >> reporter: what does international megastar celine dion have in common with haley dunk from illinois? this was alie just over a year ago after an on set of aggressive symptoms that left doctors seeking answers, sending her mom on a mission to find out what was wrong. >> she did not know us. she was seeing things. >> reporter: it started after jaw surgery and only got worse. seizure, hallucinations and tics became life altering, body parts freezing in place. >> i feel stupid. >> yeah. >> reporter: talking and walking became difficult. >> is that hard? >> reporter: alie's behavior sometimes psychotic.

>> this was not my child any more. it was like she wasn't even in there. >> reporter: alie was actually suffering from stiff person syndrome a rare disorder diagnosed in 1 in 1 million people brought to life by celine dion, who was diagnosed in 2022. with symptoms like painful muscle spasms and stiffness, but that wasn't the entire story. a friend said alie's symptoms reminded him of a movie called brain on fire. >> her mri is normal. her neurological exam is normal. it's all normal. >> reporter: the true story of a young woman who had strange psychotic episodes and seizures, eventually diagnosed as autoimmune encephalitis where the body's immune system attacks the brain. >> it was that story almost to a t. and so i thought, okay, what do i have to lose? i'm calling those doctors from that movie. i begged. i said, please. just see my child. >> reporter: they agreed and alie arrived at lennox hill hospital in a wheelchair where, on a hunch, the doctor treated

her with steroids. >> the effect was miraculous. >> our child was starting to come back to us. she could walk down the hall by herself. >> it was so striking that it was almost challenging to believe from a medical perspective. >> caller: >> reporter: while there is no cure for either condition, with the right medications, alie's symptoms are now under much better control. she's back in school and thinking about the future. >> i have always wanted to work in the medical field. i think now i'm leaning more towards helping patients that have this. >> if something's not right in your gut, keep fighting. don't stop. >> there is nothing like a mother's love. doctors think it was the stress of jaw surgery that set off alie's autoimmune encephalitis. her mom truly her hero for pushing for more testing. though her symptoms tend to

flair up when she's sick, now alie is responding well to treatment. you saw she's back in school, guys. >> no one will fight for you like a mom. that's amazing. all right. good morning, ginger. >> good morning, sam. it is national streaming day. i don't know if y'all knew that. but to celebrate, hulu is offering customers for ad supported hulu at a lower rate. returning customers can sign up for hulu ad supported plan for just $2 per month for three months. regularly it's $79.99 -- or $7.99 per month. excuse me. this plan is going to give viewers unlimited access to a massive streaming of shows. like abbott elementary, the good doctor and the rookie. you just click on the qr code at the bottom of your tv screen and get the deal. let's get a check closer to home. spencer: a sunny friday over the bay and inland with high temperatures in the upper 60's to about 70 at the bay. only upper 50's at the coast. here is the seven-day forecast.

>> next week marks one year since the tragedy in uvalde when a gun man killed 14 students and two teachers. abc has been there for our uvalde 365 initiative. john quinone joins us. >> reporter: the attack on fourth grade students at robb elementary was so heart breaking, so immense, we knew we couldn't cover it like any other story. so abc news sent a team of us to uvalde. our assignment. spend an entire year there documenting life after tragedy deep in the heart of texas. >> school shooting. i repeat, school shooting. >> it was so chaotic here. breaking windows. >> the police had said anybody in here? then we all started running. >> i just jumped out and i ran. >> i didn't see my baby come out. walking or carried.

i didn't see her come out. >> my husband does not panic. he doesn't panic. he sounded terrified. that made me scared. >> they let us know our baby's gone. >> i lost my baby at that school. >> reporter: lexi rubio passed away at robb elementary that day. the rubio family vowing not to let their daughter be forgotten. >> after we wrapped our head around what happened to us, what happened to lexi, i immediately knew that there had to be change. this can't keep happening. we hit the ground running. >> what do we want? justice! when do we want it? now! >> we participated in the local rally here. >> not one more child! >> remember their names.

>> alexandria lexi rubio. >> we marched in d.c. >> enough is enough! >> i'll never stop. >> we're going to keep coming back, coming, coming. >> we are demanding change. it is too late for us. sometimes you feel defeated. you just need one of those positive meetings to bring you up and you're back in it. >> tonight you will also hear from other families of the victims and from the survivors themselves. it's a story of courage, strength and resilience. one of the most heart breaking yet important stories i have ever covered. without a doubt, one that will stay with me and our entire uvalde 365 team forever. >> so glad you were covering it. thank you, john. it happened here in uvalde airs tonight 20/20 at 9 p.m. eastern and tomorrow on hulu.

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we're back with two of the stars of the new movie "you hurt my feelings." michaela watkins and arian play a married couple both struggling in their jobs. let's take a look at a clip. >> gonna be a huge flop. you know it. it's not your fault. >> i mean, it is my fault. >> you've never been fired before and, you know, every actor's been fired at least once anyway. >> i got fired from a disney movie. do you remember the hat? the hat. >> good morning. thank you both for joining us. that's the way to start it off. gonna be a flop anyway. you play an actor. we see right there, you were just fired from the movie. as an actor yourself, was this frightening to even play this role and be in that mindset? >> safe to say we've all been in a situation like this. that's been very tricky and

hard. i was nominated for a tony award in 2011, couple weeks after i was nominated i got dropped by my agent. then the depression starts really setting in. not that it wasn't happening before, but it starts going in. we've all been in these crazy actor situations where it's like, uh-oh, should we continue moving forward? >> that's their loss, right? the movie is about two couples. they are thinking about whether to give honest reaction to each other's performances. what do you think the protocol is for that? >> it's interesting. i am married to a nonactor, nonperformer, noncreative person, i guess. a civilian. he had to learn how to see my work because the first time -- he doesn't understand the secret language that we have with our spouses which is, like, oh, i'm terrible in this. you're gonna hate it.

which means like, you need to tell me how great it was. >> lie. >> lie. so he saw my first show and he came out and he goes, i didn't hate it. i go, you didn't hate it? is that your choice, hate it or not hate it? that's what you were working with? you said it was so bad. i go, this is a dance. i say it's bad and you tell me it's not that bad. you tell me it's great. that's how it works, right? >> exactly how it works. >> you all get to work with the great julia louis-dryfuss. >> she is literally one of the experts of comedy living. she understands every moment and piece of every like line of dialogue. it was just watching a master at work. julia louis-dryfuss is not only amazing, she is the nicest most collaborative person. it's been a dream working with her. >> i know that you worked with her on new adventures of old

christine. did you fall back into the routine with her? >> with julia, what you see is what you get. she doesn't have an on personality or off personality. she's her. there is no falling back. you just -- she's just a whole person, you know. there's no pretense. she's grounded. wayseedream inbeit becse it was originay th th because we have a similarity in our look, nicole made us sisters. it's just like, i don't know what to dream now. that was my dream come true. >> i cannot wait. i think -- we cannot wait to see you both in this film. thank you both for joining us this morning on gma. i know you are in succession. i'm not gonna ask you how it ends. you can't give anybody any tips. >> that's the end of succession.

>> you hurt my feelings is in theaters next friday, may 26th. we'll be right back. lot like m.

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building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. >> this is abc7 news. >> good morning. i'm gloria rodriguez from abc7 mornings. here's sue hall with a look at your traffic. thank you, gloria. and we go to san jose. an accident injurs involved three cars. all lanes blocked northbound 87. there's debris, nails in lanes. they have to get caltrans out there to clean it up so avoid the area. northbound 87 right near curtner spencer. okay, sue. morning >> clouds will give way to sunny skies this afternoon over the bay and inland. inland. highs in the upper 70s to low 80s around the bay. upper 60 to about 70. clouds will linger at the coast. it will be cooler there. here's

the accuweather seven day forecast. breezy and even cooler tomorrow but warming up on sunday and monday to almost summerlike levels on monday before cooling down rather sharply again midweek next week . >> gloria. sounds beautiful. thank you so much. well, time now for live with kelly and mark. we'll be back at 11 for midday live. and our reporting continues right now on our abc news app and abc7 news.com >> deja: it's "live with kelly and mark!" today, fromhe desert,"hristine tayr! might be eo spng

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