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four years after a newborn was found wrapped in a plastic bag, police announced charges. >> to the rescue. a heart-stopping moment a 12-year-old boy is seen choking in the school cafeteria. the debt of gratitude he owes to his twin sister and what you need to know if this ever happens to you. >> keeping the memories alive. one year after losing their daughter in the uvalde school shooting. a family showing how they are being -- paying tribute to her. >> remembering james brown. a tribute supporting and for the legendary football player actor and civil rights activists. the legacy he leaves behind. >> return to court. brittney griner's first appearance since her 10 months incarceration in russia. plus, the miami heat on fire. highlights from their game against the boston celtics that came down to the final seconds. ♪ ♪ >> and moo. inside beyonce and jay-z's cozy

record-setting deal. live from abc news in new york, this is "good morning america." >> good morning, america. happy saturday. i'm so glad that you are starting your weekend off with us. we have several developing stories including concerns growing over a looming financial disaster with just more than a week left until a possible default. >> talks to raise the debt ceiling are stalled. the white house and traditional aim republicans meeting last night. still struggling to find any common ground. >> president biden at the g7 summit in japan with other world leaders and expected to meet with ukraine's president, vladimir zelinski, who will arrive today. we begin with terry moran with more. good morning. >> reporter: good evening from hiroshima. a moment of high drama here. president zelenskyy arriving in hiroshima at this summit looking

for more help from the leaders here and he has got it. ukrainian president vladar zelenskyy arriving in hiroshima today getting a red carpet greeting from japanese officials. and bolstered by president biden's decision to allow ukrainian pilots to be trained at american made f-16 fighter jets. a major reversal for biden after he resisted zelenskyy's pleas for months. as united selipsky tweeted, peace will become closer today. he is here to speak directly with summit leaders in a critical moment in the war on the eve of the expected ukraine encounter effect. dolinsky joined the some of that is being held at the side of the first atomic bombing, even while he faces nuclear threats from russia. and now he will have american f-16s to strengthen his forces. biden informing the g7 allies that the united states has agreed to the training of the ukrainian pilots after several allies publicly supported the idea.

and zelenskyy has repeatedly asked for them. the president refused the f-16, telling david near zelenskyy did not need them. >> reporter: you don't think he needs f-16s now? >> president biden: no. look, first of all, the idea that we know exactly what is going to is going to be needed a year or two, there is no basis upon which there is a rationale according to our military now to provide f-16s. >> reporter: the relentless assault on the military and even more on civilian targets have taken a terrible toll. the f-16 could be a game changer and can travel and drop bombs and fire air to air mis president biden has been wary of provoking an unpredictable escalation from russia and that concern remains. administration official on that concern notes that training

ukrainian pilots could take months and that it is the u.s. and allies that will decide "when the jets actually get delivered." whit? >> whit: a long process. teri ryan, thank you. and those american f-16s would be joining so many other weapons already provided by the u.s. and its allies. let's get to tom soufi burridge with that part of the story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. from eastern ukraine, where the battle zone is very dynamic and active. we have just spoken to two ukrainian commanders in this area and have seen evidence of how that offensive new york bakhmut is very much ongoing. ukrainian forces releasing new body cam footage saying it shows troops advancing and throwing grenades at russian physicians and a russian soldier seen and her team shown american supplied armored personnel carriers which were badly damaged just two days ago during that offensive. this recent ukrainian road drone

footage of the highly contested city, russian troops controlling most land but the ukraine taking more ground to the north and south. such a critical time in the war. u.s. announcement the f-16 fighter jets, and nobody is a to ukraine by america's allies is a major morale boost for ukraine in forces. it is almost certain those jets will not arrive in time for a much bigger ukrainian offensive promised soon. pilots need training practice, logistics. so it will probably take months for them to arrive. control of the skies overhead is crucial for ukraine's long-term security as a senior russian official warning of "colossal risks the west supplies ukraine with f-16." >> janai: less than two weeks ago, until the u.s. may not be able to pay its bills. something that could ignite a catastrophe, putting potentially millions out of work and talks on the debt ceiling between the

white house and congressional a public -- republicans appear to be going nowhere. abc's elizabeth schulze joins us. good morning to you. >> reporter: negotiations over a deal to raise the debt limit are back on after a pause but still no breakthrough. late last night, negotiators from the white house and house doorblicans met here one key gop lawmer calling it a candid discussion after talks briefly broke down earlier in the day. sources tell us that federal spending cuts are key sticking points but house republicans want steep budget cuts in exchange for raising the debt limit and demand, the white house is blasting. other issues include unspent covid relief funds and new work report -- work requirements on federal programs like food stamps. president biden says he is not concerned about the text but time is running out. house speaker kevin mccarthy has said that a deal needs to be needs to be reached this weekend to pass legislation to the house and the senate before june 1st.

that is when the treasury secretary has warned the government could run out of money and there are some big payments due that day. including $47 billion for medicare, billions more for veterans benefits and military salaries. i spoke with one social security respects to those recipients who told me that a delay in her payment would mean that she could not afford rent or groceries. she is urging negotiators here to remember that millions of americans are caught up in the middle of this political debate. gio? >> gio: so many would be affected by this. elizabeth, thank you so much. will turn to the air national guard's men suspected of leaking lack classified documents. a judge will jackson -- jack should be held without bail. aaron katersky is here. >> reporter: in court, jack came and went in handcuffs, looking at his parents who were seated in the front row after the judge said that he posed too great a risk and too great a danger to be released from custody. jack teixeira is in jail after

failing to convince israel judge to free him on bail. the family sing jack's well-being and safety is our priority right now. the judge wanted to make sure teixeira state behind bars, accusing him of a profound breach of his duty. who did he put at risk? you can make a list as long as a phone book. the judge questioned whether teixeira could be trusted to resist is opposed by a foreign adversary. i understand it smacks of a spy novel but he has been disloyal to the united states. the defense argued teixeira posed noan no hioryanen theveiny on the porch reading a bible. prosecutors referred to a veto of teixeira firing a rifle after entering ethnic and racial slurs. the judge expressed concern about teixeira's fascination with guns. is saying while there's nothing wrong with looking dense in his case, there appears to be an unhealthy component.

21-year-old is charged with violating the espionage act. in three separate letters superiors on cape cod had warned him about deep diving into classified information unrelated to his job. for forces is no conducting its own investigation into a white et cetera kept his security clearance. >> i think there's a criminal investigation that will look at the actions of this particular airman but there will also be a much broader investigation on how he does we handle classified information, who should have access to it, and i think it will be limited in the future. >> reporter: prosecutors are going to work to secure an indictment and that should include a more thorough explanation of the aeged lea and how damaging theyerto national security. whit w now tojordan neely fileaking out as loved ones packed to the church to pay tribute. neely's death has sparked a

national conversation about mental illness and public with more. good morning to you. >> reporter: that was and commercial service at a harlem church for jordan neely. his death as you mentioned not only sparking conversations about mental health but creating a political divide over holding daniel penny accountable. >> say his name! >> jordan neely! >> this morning, new calls for justice after hundreds gathered in new york for the funeral of jordan neely. >> we won't stop until we change this nation. we won't stop until we change this city. we will stand up for justice. >> reporter: the 30-year-old killed earlier this month while on a new york city subway train. he was eulogized by reverend al sharpton. in mexico -- in an exclusive interview, byron pitts sat down with his aunt. the great aunt says he received

great joy from being a michael jackson impersonating, adding that he began struggling with his mental health after his mom was killed when he was a team. >> he tried to cope with it but he just could not cope with it. >> reporter: a video of the instant showing penny, a former marine, holding neely in a chokehold for several minutes until he stopped moving. witnesses told police nearly moments before was making threats and scared passengers and there was no indication that he was violent. penny is facing a second-degree murder charge. his attorney says that marine vet acted to protect himself and others. and reverend al sharpton pointing out that neely's funeral took place at the same church where his mother's funeral was held. >> janai: thank you for that. with just a week to go, airports across the country are bracing for a crush of passengers for memorial day weekend.

one of the basis hub is now asking for extra security to deal with any unruly passengers. phil lipof has more. airports across the country are preparing for the onslaught of holiday travel as memorial day weekend approaches. this time much more of the man is coming from unruly passengers. >> it is pretty crazy. >> reporter: take a look at this police body camera video from last week. where a man was punched in an alleged unprovoked attack by another passenger while waiting for the plane train. >> relax. >> reporter: the man was charged with assault. the situation is so intense that the airport general manager one before atlantic city officials before atlantic city officials to discuss safety and money for extra security. >> we have seen an increase in these types of behaviors in atlanta airport and across the industry. >> reporter: and rep for hartsfield jackson airport telling abc news in a statement a deal's top priority is to provide a safe and efficient operation. the key is not just on the

ground but in the air, too. the faa reporting this year alone 670 incidents involving unruly passengers on board airplanes. on this united airlines flight, an angry passenger attacking a staff member in an alleged dispute over his seat assignment. fists flying in the cabin no charges reported. >> oh, my god. stop! >> if there is a short entry, i think it has been -- answer, i think it has become less tolerant, especially on the part of the airlines or the airports. >> reporter: back to atlanta now, the airport director is san wt talk about the security he told them that he has had a conference call with 20 of the nation's airport top airport directors. they are concerned about this trend as well. gio? >> gio: and this will almost certainly be a record-breaking travel weekend coming up. thank you, phil. now to brittney griner returning

to the wnba court for the first official game since spending 10 months in a russia prison. zohreen shah has the highlights. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, gio. it has been 578 days since brittney griner was on a wnba court and without a doubt there was more of a focus on her last night the in the game. the phoenix victory actually lost last night but inside the arena, there was very much a feeling that griner won tonight. [cheers and applause] >> bg! >> reporter: it was a moment in sports history. a standing ovation, a thunderous applause, and a crowd bursting with cheers inside a packed crypto.com arena. marking brittney griner's return to the wnba after her imprisonment in russia. >> the love from the fans when i came out was amazing. the players, you know?

i definitely feel it. >> reporter: the vice president at the game to show her support. >> over to griner with the jump shot. her first field goal attempt. griner showing up on the court, seeking basket after basket for a total of 18 points. her efforts not enough to secure a win after the game griner talking about the new meaning standing for the national anthem now has for her. >> literally in a cage and could not stand the way i wanted to. just being able to hear my national anthem and see my flag. >> reporter: she is one of the top players in women's basketball. and more familiar with a different kind of court this past year. pleading for her freedom to a judge after she was wrongfully detained in russia last year in february for carrying vape cartridges carrying cannabis oil. the wnba keeping her story aloud, putting her initials, bg, on all wnba courts.

the white house negotiated a high-level prisoner swap. after the game, griner expressing gratitude. >> i appreciate everything, just appreciating everything because tomorrow is not guaranteed. >> reporter: as for to market griner will be back onix v on the chicago sky and it all starts on 4:00 p.m. eastern on espn and hopefully her team will have better luck. whit? >> whit: so great to see her back in the game. it had to be healing for her, too, beyond the emotional experience. >> janai: what it means now to hear the national anthem. >> let's get a check of the weather with somara theodore. some spring storms in texas. >> somara: yeah, and the wind, they were on full display out there. come with me now. we are headed to greenville, texas. we saw 60 mile-per-hour wind gusts. that led to power lines being strewn along the road.

not only that, we saw some really heavy rain out towards areas like north carolina and this is just outside of wellington and they got about 8 inches of rain. that led to in addition all along the roadways with stalled cars and we are not done with the rain at. we have this coastal low driving up. cold front pushing in. together it is going to sandwich kind of all of the ran up and down the i-95 corridor. the red showing the heaviest rain. that is about 7:00 p.m. tonight and tomorrow things look much better. so the second half of your study will be trying. let's see what is going on a little closer to

>> somara: and that is a look at your local forecast. feeling today is going to be the perfect day to stay inside and binge. i was thinking about revisiting "the office." you came up with, we talked about this in our dms, on impact. >> oh, yes. >> shout out. >> tributes are pouring in overnight for jen brown. being remembered as a star on the football field, the silver screen and more. chris conley is on -- in los angeles with a look at the hall of famers life and legacy. good morning, chris. >> reporter: good morning janai. a movie star, a powerful advocate for the rights of black athletes and opportunities for black americans and the greatest pro football player of his or anyone else's era. jim brown was a hall of fame force on the field and off. >> that is somebody's perception

of me. i am who i am. and if you don't take the time, to learn about that, then your perception is going to be your problem. >> reporter: through nine record-setting season's in the nfl, number 32 for the queen the browns. jim brown was simply unstoppable at a football field. his phenomenal power and elusiveness, smarts and she will. making him universally recognized as the best player in what had become america's favorite sport. leading the browns to a title in 1964. at age 30, he would leave for about. in 1966 for a film career starting alongside lee marvin in "the dirty dozen." later in hundred rifles, a love scene would infuriate racist. but he never back down from any opponent. he sought to provide economic opportunities for black americans. in the 1960s, he joined with

other top black athletes to rally support for the them embattled muhammad ali and he would mentor and adviser younger athletes. >> i think you have to do many things and enjoy quality of life and most of all, put something back into the society that put something in you. >> reporter: his treatment of women, however, would face combination. he would face charges of domestic violence and face jail time after damaging his wife's car with a shovel. he was born in georgia. and from his years at syracuse university in the 1950s, where he was an all-american in football and lacrosse. to today in 2015 when lebron james bowed to him in the stands. he would inspire awe and reverence from his fellow athletes and from millions of fans who mourned his passing and remember what made him great after jim brown died at the age of 87.

tributes on social media from former president obama, george foreman, and from lebron james who said we lost a hero today. we all stand on your shoulders, jim brown. on the field and in the public sphere, nothing and no one could stop jim brown. guys? >> janai: and seeing lebron there, basically kneeling to him. you put it perfectly there. we appreciate you. and stick around here on "good morning america." >> yeah, because we got a lot coming up. stick with us. ♪ ♪ what if buildings could tell you how they could be more efficient? i'm listening. well, with ibm, you can use software to help you connect and analyze data— from hvacs to elevators to lights. what if we use ai-driven insights to pinpoint inefficiency? yep. and act on it. saving energy, money... ... and emissions. yup. that's a big one. now you've built something better for everyone. that's the sustainability solution ibm

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♪ ♪ ♪ where are you ♪ ♪ i need freedom too ♪ >> welcome back. that is beyonce and kendrick lamar giving the audience an electrifying moment as they perform "freedom" at the b.e.t. awards and they are announcing a new collaboration. they released a remix of the "america has a problem" track. janai said "ooh." tmz is reporting that beyoncé and jay-z have dropped $200 million for a makeup malibu compound. ths hit ice ever home in calif ai: yes, absolutely.

[lghter]right tt ol. let's take a look at some of the other big stories on this saturday morning. happening right now, nebraska lawmakers overnight passing a measure to restrict abortions after 12 weeks. the measure also bans gender affirming for anyone under the age of 19. the legislation now heads to the governor's desk where he is expected to sign it into law. >> the family of shanquella robinson and their attorneys say that they are encouraged after a meeting with officials at the white house. they are demanding justice for the 25-year-old from north carolina who died while on a trip to mexico last year. video posted online appeared to show a violent altercation just before her death. no one has been charged. >> gio: and blue origin is going to the moon. nasa awarding a contract to blue origin to take astronauts to the moon in 2029. nasa has already partnered with

spacex for the artemis 2 mission that is set to launch.oe would get you away from space. >> let's send me up there. >> janai: we start this half hour with a store that you may remember. major development in an abandoned baby case that made headlines. a newborn girl found wrapped in a plastic bag in the woods. police now announcing an arrest four years later. jaclyn lee is here with more. jaclyn, this was a wild story. >> reporter: yes, it was. after arresting the alleged mother, police are learning new details. they allege that mother gave birth in her vehicle and then drove for hours before abandoning her baby in the woods. they said she had a history of concealed pregnancies but no additional criminal acts like this one. >> i told you we would find them, my cost would be on the parts. the alleged biological this newborn baby abandoned in the

woods in georgia four years ago. now under arrest. police say it took hundreds of hours of police work while using dna to crack the case. >> within the past week, the crimes unit was able to utilize dna. birth parent of the baby. >> reporter: police body camera capturing the reckless moment baby india -- miraculous moment baby india was rescued. >> i'm dumbfounded by any reasoning that could be there and how someone could have the ability to leave their own child to die. >> reporter: finding baby india off the side of this in rural georgia road, a shock to those who live here. screams of a baby heard by the racquets family who found her in the woods behind their home. >> literally just panic. panic was going to all of our minds. we were crying and we did not expect it to be a baby.

>> reporter: baby india is thriving thanks to the love and support of her community. >> baby india is now prospering. she is happy and healthy. when those who were supposed to do their best did the worst for her, we stepped up in a big way. >> reporter: charged with attempt to commit murder, and reckless abandonment. attackers are following leads to locate the vehicle they allege she gave birth in. >> whit: so glad to see baby india doing well. now to the 12 year old who jumped into action when she saw her twin brother choking in the school cafeteria now being praised for her quick thinking. >> a heart-stopping moment that almost ended in tragedy. a 12-year-old boy choking on a piece of cheese in the school cafeteria. >> i thought i was going to pass out or die. >> reporter: charlie pope -- try to signal to his classmates for help. i'm mistakenly thinking he is going to be sick back

that is when his twin sister amelia springs into action performing the heimlich maneuver. >> i just knew that he was joking because his face was turning a different color and i got up fast so i could help him. >> whit: in the u.s., at least one child dies from choking every five days. >> in an up and that thmoh. country charlie and their parents and step parents grateful. >> this is the look out for one another and i'm so grateful that amelia did. >> whit: the twins are closer than ever but with that sibling rivalry still intact. >> you're welcome. >> thanks. [laughter] >> whit: just for your information, joking individual will be able to cough speak or

breathe. they should signal to others by putting their hands over their throat that is exactly what charlie did. his sister was able to do the right thing and jumped into action. really incredible. important for people go out there and learn this to save lives. >> gio: this happened to me when i was around that age and my mom knew how to do the maneuver. talk to the weather, somara theodore is back. >> somara: i would say put on their coats. however, they have been so above average. temperatures yesterday in alaska hit around 80 degrees. they really should not be hitting 80 until june 11. so this is na ask u e the ice ms a loing place and helo ook ath msive snoac of ohe road will be the west. we can't record temperatures possible. near triple digits yesterday in washington.

they are going near 90 and then air moving in. give it some time if you are waiting for a reprieve, look at that depth from areas like band. 84 on saturday. 67 by monday. that is look at the weather across the country. we will see what is going on in think about, that alaska, it should have been 63. they were 80 degrees. it is amazing. [laughter] >> janai: thank you. still ahead on "good morning america," coming up, the one-year mark since the mass shooting at an elementary school in uvalde, texas. how a family is preserving the memory of their daughter. >> and the highlights from nba's

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. caltrans says those traveling that way this weekend should prepare to take a detour, which will add more driving time repairs will last through midday tomorrow. starting tonight, streets around san francisco will be closed ahead of beta breakers on sunday. officials say people should expect delays throughout the city. the truly san francisco tradtion features compitatna participants and groups. the race starts at 8 a.m. at main and howard streets and ends at the great highway. bart will run special service tomorrow morning ahead of the race. and lisa arjun, good morning to you. let's get a check on the forecast. all right, liz, good morning to you. >> lots of gray out there from our exploratorium camera. cloudy skies, san francisco, 52 degrees, 54. in oakland, it's 57. in san jose. and here in santa cruz, it is gray. temperatures in the mid 50s upper 60s today, low 50s santa rosa. so the low clouds and fog beginning to break away from parts of our east bay valleys. but you can see the fog a mile and a half visibility tsay half

moon bay and the breezy winds from concord to walnut creek through the delta. and they'll continue to pick up throughout the day. so this is going to allow for the temperatures not to get too warm. and in fact, we're going to see those gusty winds at the coast allowing for cool temperatures, gray skies and temperatures below average from san francisco to oakland. upper 50s to mid 60s. it's going to be late clearing parts of oakland, emeryville and hayward today. liz >> all right, lisa, thank you. thanks for joining us. the news continues right now with gma. have a great day

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