sue: at home depot, they have the cart like a little car. >> breaking overnight. a u-haul truck crashed into a barrier steps from the white [music] >> security scare appeared the driver of this truck in custody after smashing into barriers. what authorities found at the scene and the latest on the investigation at this hour. president biden and speaker mccarthy expressing optimism in the debt ceiling talks. >> race for the white house. south carolina senator, tim scott making his run official. how it's making waves in a >> how this for pet's sake

image sent markowitz spiraling. and spark new concerns about the power of artificial intelligence. >> standing silent. new details from inside the courtroom about the suspect in the idaho student murders. what the victim's families are considering doing next. >> memorial day weekend travel crunch. what to know if you're hitting the road or the sky and the hundred million dollar move from the faa to keep runway safe. >> the abc news investigation into how plastic bags are recycled in america. target stores across the country. the starting reveal this morning. we know about amazon founder jeff bezos and former tv host, lauren sanchez now set to tie [music] and, taking care of hir

business. we're in the kitchen with chef lucas who was showing and sharing the love through food. after overcoming cancer. >> it feels like this is what i have to do. i was given a second chance in life. >> endeavor makes history. the nuggets are going to the nba finals. >> the denver nuggets taking down lebron and the leakers. hampionship.ser to a slamdunk >> lyman times square, this is a good morning america. >> this is indeed good morning america, how about them nuggets. oh my goodness looks we will have to see if there could be facing the miami heat or boston celtics in the finale. tonight more ahead.es is >> a new warning from the surgeon general about social media and teens. what happens when it's been more than 3 hours of day online. and what parents could do to help. >> we begin with breaking news into his career barrier near

the white house. the driver has been detained. the incident is under investigation. our chief correspondent pierre thomas has elitist. come on appear. >> michael, good morning. this was adequately dangerous situation. we just learned suspect allegedly threatened to kill this morning the driver of this u-haul is in custody after investigator saint he may have been intentionally ramped this barrier only blocks from the white house. just before 10 pm the truck is seen by witnesses speeding in the heart of the nation's capital. before veering off the street and smashing into a section of security barriers on the north side of lafayette square. the cross for the white house as the north lawn. much as a driver packs up and second time.he

>> i thought maybe it was an accident. then the u-haul backed up and granted again. >> the secrets service, park place dc officers rushing to the scene. detaining the driver on the spot. no corporation for the suspect, police using a bomb detecting robot to sweep the rental truck on the scene it shows officers looking at a flag of a the recovered it inside the vehicle or simply discovered it at the scene. sources telling abc news about the flag is believed to be the suspects and recovered with him facing 5 charges including assault with a dangerous weapon, and threatening to kill or kidnap the president. robin? >> all right pierre, thank you for being on top of this. now we have the latest on the debt ceiling. no deal yet. president biden, house speaker kevin mccarthy altar meeting last night in productive ". our chief correspondent mary bruce has elitist. looks good morning robin. there's some fresh hope in washington this morning after their sitdown in the oval office. this present in the speaker expressing optimism that they

can reach an agreement. this is not a done deal yet. they have 9 days left for an after meeting for over an hour with president biden, house speaker kevin mccarthy declaring their 101, the best yet. >> i think the tone tonight was betting that any other time we've had discussions. you still have some philosophical differences. that matter.s >> nothing was agreed to. neither side will say where progress may be made. republicans are refusing to raise the debt ceiling to pay the nation's bills unless binding agrees to/federal spending. streamline oil and gas projects and impose new work requirements for federal aid programs. >> were optimistic that maybe we will make progress. we both some thing done. >> biden has agreed to some spending cuts. it wants republicans to raise

taxes on the wealthiest americans and corporations. something republicans have called a nonstarter. are you confident you can get a deal with enough time left to prevent americans from feeling the economic pain here? >> i believe they could still >> with 90s you can do this? >> i believe we can get it done. >> if they can't the us economy will crash into a recession and millions could lose their jobs. social security and medicare recipients will not get their checks. troops will go unpaid. the heads of the us military's branches warning, it would have an immediate and dramatic impact on readiness. >> the potential here could be catastrophic for us. >> now, negotiators at the capital worked late into the night. we're going to keep at this. you know our plans for another meeting between the president and the speaker appeared covey says they will likely be speaking by phone everyday. they don't have a lot of time. even if they do reach an agreement robin, they will have to sell this for their members up on the hill. >> still a lot ahead. mary, thank you. those who are senior

congressional rachel scott. good buddy rachel. >> robin, good morning to you. getting the members on board could be a challenge. pressure by their own parties. not to hand over to much in these negotiations. congress to public works better under a deadline but leaders on timing is getting difficult here and they're cutting it close. the senate is artery out on recess. the house is only scheduled to be in washington for 3 more days scheduled to depart on thursday. now, they're preparing to possibly stay here and work through memorial day weekend in the bottom line, they need to move fast and need an agreement within the next few days. any potential deal would have to be written, read and voted on by both chambers of congress. speaker of the house, kevin mccarthy has promised his members 72 hours to review the so much of these talks focus on

where the 2 thigh sides disagree. speaker house kevin mccarthy the talks about productive but says that there voice to go until they're making progress peer george? >> rachel scott thanks. launched his bid for the declared he's a candidate. chief washington correspondent jon karl. with republican candidates getting more crowded. tim scott making it official south carolina and ron desantis tomorrow. to jump in the race >> hello south carolina. >> tim scott aims to be a different kind of republican presidential candidate. forward-looking, positive and optimistic. >> are you proud to be an american? i can't hear you. i can't hear you. i can't hear you. oh yeah. >> for the south carolina republican, his life story from joe biden of america left are c.

attacking every single rung of the ladder to help me claim. that's why i'm announcing today >> the hometown crowd liked ent what they heard. >> what did you think of his message today? >> great message. >> what about it? >> i believe everything he said. >> inspiring. his hope for every single every child no matter where they are. >> tim scott is a long shot. donald trump, the candidate from seeing revenge and retribution and leading in the polls welcomes scott into the race. wishing him good luck and from florida governor ron desantis. unelectable.

the clear sign trump sees desantis who plans to announce his campaign tomorrow as his toughest challenger. in a speech overnight, desantis signed it. 6 i built trump called to harsh. >> was fortunate enough to sign the heartbeat bill which is the strongest pro-life bill florida has seen in its modern history. >> desantis plans to announce his campaign slightly less fanfare. formally calling himself a presidential candidate. george, there may be several more jumping in, mike pence is nearing a decision on running and there are 2 governors looking at the recent too. kristin knew new hampshire and glenn youngkin in virginia. george? >> okay john, things very much. >> now to the mall rotate travel crush. faa is giving $100 billion to airports around the country to

help with runway safety. when millions expected to you covered from the skies to the roads started with trevor ault at laguardia airport. the past several months we've runway close calls and near misses. part of any for comfort. the faa says are giving all that money, $100 million to make sure these incidents can stop happening. overall these runway incidents year. this is not the only problem as airports, the airlines are gearing up for this memorial day weekend travel crunch. they been dealing with more issues with unruly passengers. frontier airlines has on sunday, passenger boarding a flight from denver to tampa deplane and then it picked up an intercom phone and struck a flight attendant. in atlanta policing last friday a man who is charged with assault randomly punched train.r that airport is asking for more money for security. insists they are ready for this

travel crunch that will be coming this weekend. it will be a very busy weekend on friday guys this is expected to be the single busiest day in airports since before the pandemic. robin we. >> that saints of the trevor appeared thank you. if you're hitting the roast, alex perez is in for a check of >> morning robin. the good news is gas prices are a lot lower than they were at the national average for a gallon of gas right now is about $3.54. that's more than a full dollar less than what it cost last memorial day. states out west and right here prices right now. states in the south have the lowest. according to aaa, 37.1 million americans will hit the road over the long holiday weekend. that's a 6 percent increase from last year. this friday, may 26 is expected to be the busiest day on the

road for holiday travelers. traffic is expected to be the latest in the mornings saturday, may 27 and sunday, may 28. off-peak hours to avoid those backups and congestion peer george? >> alex perez, thanks. new developments in madeleine mccann. the child of the disputed 2007 in portugal became global attention. the resuming the search and james long is tracking the latest. good morning james. >> madeleine mccann was 3 years old when she went missing on a family vacation in southern portugal in 2007. there have been attempts and pulse leads in the years since her disappearance. this morning looks like the the way. portuguese divers are searching a reservoir only about 30 miles from where she originally went dogs on-site as police were looking in the scrubland around the site not just in the water. this is a tipoff from german police who said in 2020 they believe maddie instead they

christian bruckner. he's 43 years old and is currently serving a long prison sentence for 6 crimes. michael? >> james, thank you. never gonna turn to the new this morning.he surgeon but growing concerns around social media and its impact on teens. in what he's calling on companies for rigorous health erielle reshef has more. >> the new advisory release this morning the surgeon general's warning americans that children's minds are still developing making them more vulnerable to the harms of social media. we still don't know the vic murphy is calling for more research and transparency from social media companies saying, they have so far been barriers to understanding of the full health impacts. according to the surgeon general, kids are commonly exposed to inapproprte teens and 40 percent of children ages 8 ã12 teens spend an average of 3 and

a half hours a day on these platforms. the surgeon general's warning those who were on social media more than 3 hours per day face double the risk of expensing anxiety the surgeon general says parents should be able to trust these platforms are safe for their children with similar safeguards like we have for toys and for medicine. reminder, and 2021 congress press companies to do more to prevent the harmful effects of social media. there is a bipartisan push to the platforms.ys to michael, the big question is how will he do it. >> that's a big question indeed. answer. we will have more of the potential dangers of social contributor doctor darian sutton in our next hour, robin? >> right now the nba playoffs. the denver nuggets headed to the finals for the first time ever appeared sweeping lebron and the lakers. demarco is here. the lakers are out.ame.

denver making history. what will come down to the final plate with seconds on the clock. >> it's over. >> the first tickets to the nba quick september makes history. the nuggets are going to nba finals. >> the denver nuggets edging out the only lakers 113 ã111 to sweep the series and head to the finals for the first time in the franchise history. >> djokovic drives and puts it star:your cage putting up 30 points. >> everyone stepped up. i think it's a collective effort. superstar, lebron james.liqu the 38-year-old board and 40 points of the game. >> james box income effects >> afterwards he alluded to the possible eat this could've been the last game of his career. >> have a lot to think about to be honest. just for me personally going

forward with a game of basketball appeared. elaborate on the statement pit he told him he has a lot to think about if he wants to continue to play next year. when asked if he would walk think about. guys, let's face it. they were never even favor to make it this far. this is a win for them. they came along ways. >> congratulations to denver. what an amazing run they have had. only number one seed that held in all the way. first ever time this franchise is going to the nba finals. phenomenal. team.o any against great lakers >> all right demarco, thank you. >> coming up on gma. by this images market new concerns about the portal of art of artificial intelligence. quickset new details and idaho college murders case. in the potential move from the victim's families. >> the new jersey teen server bitten by shark. sharing her story of survival and how she paddled back to shore to get help.

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drew: i'm abc7news meteorologist drew tuma with her? weather forecast. morning cloud cover out there slow to break down. we are going to keep that light jacket on a lot longer today. temperatures this afternoon are cooler compared to yesterday. am afternoon sunshine. we will go into the 60's and 70's today. overnight, partly to most of cloudy skies. temperatures in the 40's and 50's. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast. get used to this cooler pattern. this we can, we will investigation for recycling bags. when you drop them off at walmart and target where they really going? we will be right back.

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we had an earlier accident pushed off to the shoulder. a lot of folks, well, they don't even have to slow to take a look because they're already slow thanks to those metering lights. and we head to northbound 101, just past 87. we have a rollover vehicle awaiting a tow truck and traffic is very slow. back to eight 8-80. thank you, sir. >> we're going to check in with

just singing. visibility on live doppler seven. >> this morning we have overcast skies, fog right now. the lowest visibility is along the coast where half moon bay is at two and a half miles. some reduced visibility in the north bay this morning. temperatures hours we're going to hold here for a while in the mid 50s because we are starting out with cloudy skies and those clouds will be slow to break down. here's a live look at san rafael. the clouds clear. it's a much cooler afternoon in the 60s and 70s away from the coast. >> reggie, drew, thank you for

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the swastika. the flag is believed to belong to the suspect who is facing 5 charges including assault with a dangerous weapon sident. also the debt ceiling talks. president biden as kevin mccarthy their best ever speaking no deal was made. one is to come to avoid serious economic consequent says. >> right now tiktok has filed a montana is after the governor signed a law banning the popular chinese owned app. the suit claimed the violates the first amendment the bandits had to go into effect next year. his raise questions about how we've got a lot more ahead include the abc news investigation into recycling plastic bags. we deployed 46 trackers inside bags and target number stores across the country. where did they really go? that is coming up. george? >> we will turn to fake images market new concerns about the power of ai. it's been sent wall street

smiling andrew denburt has >> this is spread so quickly even the stock market was impacted. an early lesson the power of artificial intelligence. this morning a new look at the after fake picture appeared to battle wall street. simple ai generated fake age sparked bout $100 billion stock rex yesterday numerous twitter accounts show this fake image showing smoke billing near why building leading some to believe in explosion occurred near the pentagon when a fact abc news has determined the source, the image contains a whole marks of being made with artificial intelligence. >> we talk all the time about every story is flattened. you can't tell where come from or who is producing it. this is a perfect case in point quickset the image was hosted and 10:03 a russian

state-controlled news outlet 20 the image to its millions of followers. the stock market took a dip over the next several minutes until 10:09 when authorities made it clear there was no explosion. experts have warned of hyper realistic fake images deceiving people online as accessibility of ai power tools grows. >> this is only a smallest effect that can only grow. what were seen today is only a come as it grows in complexity. >> industry leaders appointed to ai's ability to solve is arctic contributed to medical research. last week, san altman, the ceo of open ai urged lawmakers to act quickly to regulate artificial intelligence. >> my worst fears is that technology industry causes significant harm to the world. >> to make matters worse many other twitter handles that spread the hooks were verified accounts. remember, under elon musk's new leadership anyone could become verified as long as they pay rex it doesn't have the same

meaning, you're right about people have been so concerned about with ai. >> and it's just getting started. that's the scary part. when it turned to the man accused of killing 4 college students in idaho. standing silent plea. the judge entered a not guilty plea for him. e move showing an act inside tu of defiance in the face of these charges. the prosecution has annexed 60 days to decide if they want to pursue the death penalty. courtyard facing murder charges for the stabbing tests of 4 university of idaho students. gritting his attorney with a smile and a nod. the anguished families of the victim's there too. madison mogen simone, karen hugging mattie's boyfriend jack. this was the first time they came face-to-face with mattie's 28-year-old who was was pursuing his doctoral degree in criminology now wearing the

word prisoner across his back. the judge, explain his rights. reading each murder charge for kaylee gonzales, madison morgan, seneca newell and ethan chapin. the burger refusing to enter a plea choosing a standing silent plea which allows the judge to enter a not guilty plea on his >> mr. cho burger is standing silent. i'm going to answer a not on each charge. >> it isn't common in this day and age typically to see people the charges against them are unfair or there facing an gonzales family thinking supporters of a statement after court for keeping the memories of kaylee, mattie, shannon and defendant.ortant, not the

this morning abc news alerting the families of kaylee and maddie have filed notice with the city of moscow, idaho state police, washington state university and the university of idaho preserving their right to sue later on. >> is a safeguard to protect the interest of the families, the victim's and really the whole community. and around. if something goes wrong or was done mproperly and someone is held accountable for hat. >> their lawyer went on to say they don't have any plans to sue right now. he also said they had their eyes set on the trial and robin, as of now is slated to start on october 2. the very beginning. thank you for your continued reporting. >> we have it abc news investigation of the recycling of plastic banks. that resulted 2 of the biggest retailers in the country being dropped from the recycling directory. chief daschle correspondent matt gutman is in los angeles with much more. good morning matt. >> robin, good morning. americans use about hundred over the past decade or so a

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each tracking device was super glued into one bag than wrapped in several layers of plastic bags. >> teams expanding out across to 10 states dropping them off at stores with pins labeled for plastic bag recycling. >> this is northside walmart here in austin cooks the stores work with third parties to pick up the bags. we traveled coast-to-coast from incinerators. >> it looks like a building size blowtorch. >> to landfills. that is not what our facility is made for. >> into washington d.c.. >> i hope you understand my frustration. phone.ekkies pinning a mobile many ended up in landfills or incinerators and only 4 of them ended up in facilities involved with recycling plastic bags. 3 others were shipped to the other side of the world to southeast asia. >> how much of what people think is being recycled incinerator to.p here at an >> hopefully the amount of resources were able to recover

it has the whole globe sitting around 9 percent. >> how much do people think they are recycling? >> i think they think it's a lot more. >> we asked the american introduce the recycling program i took ago as a way to help reduce plastic waste about how few of the banks actually made it to the potential recycler. >> is a plastic drop off recycling program at retailers, is that working? >> doesn't work to the scale we want. >> in a statement target said there committed to looking at the processes to improve our recycling efforts. walmart said it's pursuing initiatives to reduce the use of single use plastic occluding plastic bags. part of the problem is recycling plastic really is confusing. the experts say don't give up on recycling. recycle smarter. focus on reducing, reusing and be recycled. what you robin? >> this is so eye-opening is still recycled the just be

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the suspect facing 5 charges including assault with a dangerous weapon and threatening to kill the president. this morning the driver of this u-haul is a custody after investigator saint he may have been intentionally ramped this barrier only blocks from the white house. just before 10 pm the trucker seen by witnesses speeding in the heart of the nation's capital. before veering off the street and smashing into a section of secure your barriers on the north side of lafayette square. across from the white house is northon. watch as the driver backs up a second time.mps the >> i thought maybe it was an accident. then the u-haul backed up and ramped it again. >> the secret service, park police and deep-sea officers rushed to the scene. detaining the driver on the spot. roebuck to search the truck but, discovery no explosives. flag of a swastika was recovered with the suspect.

police have not named to the suspect, there is a serious investigation trying to understand who this person is and to better understand his motive. robin? >> a lot of folks want to know that, peer. thank you. we have the lease on the debt ceiling. president biden and house speaker mccarthy declared that latest meeting, the best one yet but, no deal was made. wall street, you better believe is watching. elizabeth chelsea is there with the latest. good morning elizabeth. >> good morning robin. so for the stock market is holding steady. traders tell me they are optimistic that there will ultimately be a deal between president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy to raise the debt ceiling and allow the us to keep paying its bills as june 1. the government has some big bills due in the first 2 days of june. $47 billion for medicare. 25 billion for social security. tens of billions of more for prophetic written better its

military salaries. those payments could be delayed if congress doesn't pass a deal in time. another risk is a spike and cillo predicts mortgage rates could top 8 percent if the us it defaults on its debt. that would mean if you take out a $400,000 home loan your monthly payment would go up by today.han $500 compared to back in 2011, the us credit rating was downgraded even after congress passed a deal because of the political stock market plunged. the bottom line is that this uncertainty alone is a threat to americans budgets and to an michael?fragile >> sounds like a big threat elizabeth. thank you. we will turn out to dramatic pool rescue, camera. a father saving his one-year-old after the boy jumped into their backyard pool. victor ocampo joins us without and how parents can help keep the kids safe this summer. good morning >> good morning michael.

drowning is a number one cause of death for kids ages one ã4. it can happen quickly entitling the source for most of those drownings, pools appeared right in our own backyards. this 21 company family is thankful they are not part of those statistics after a very close call. >> much as a one-year-old box notice next to a pool. his boreal sister already swimming, dad dad is on camera watching another child when the toddler jumps and starts dropping. >> i look over and i can't find him. i ended up seeing him sinking down to the bottom of the pool. into action and achy the child for the water. that's firefighter, engineer, paramedic, zachary petit rescuing his uncle who was unharmed. >> i went over there, sweep them up and got him out of the pool. >> seconds earlier nicole seen after california home.e some experts warn those and other floaty -like devices security.d to a false sense of

>> so often times kids to understand without device is doing for them. once the devices often think twice about jumping back into the water. >> while the stabbed and is nearby, most pool drownings have happened when parents are distracted or when kids gain unsupervised access. experts urge layers of protection, a fence around all 4 sides, alarms on doors and gates. when kids are in or near a pool, a water watcher. someone free from destruction, scanning the poll for any signs of distress. rotating every 15 minutes. age 1. learning cpr is key.d as there's something else to consider, pool toys. if no one is using and pulled him out of the pool that way the kid isn't tilted to reach for them a young child goes missing, one of the first places you want to check is the pool. guys? get the swim lessons.

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>> where going to go to her team a cover story about amazon founder, jeff bezos and emmy winning journalist lauren sanchez now set to tie the knot. breanna allie is here for the latest. billionaire watch laurent jeff bezos and his longtime girlfriend, she's also a former helicopter pilot. it's a relationship with one of the world's richest men that's taking off to new heights. this morning one of the richest men in the world, amazon now set to say i do with her

scarf and a nearly 5 years, lauren sanchez. a source conforming to abc news the parent is now engaged. seen here on base osos $500 million yacht vacationing in the south of france. a close-up of sanchez's hand showing what appears to be an engagement ring. the couple could be the relationship ella tivoli private over the years. in their first ever interview as a couple with cnn, bezos and sanchez gushed about working together. >> we are really great teammates. we also have a lot of fun together. we love each other. so i love how we work together. we always look at each other and like, we are the team. >> it's easy, we bring each other energy. it's fun to work together. >> the couple first going public in 2019 shortly after bezos announced his divorce to his then wife of 25 years, mckenzie scott. despite this process not having that divorce was finalized just 3 months. reaching a record divorce settlement as because it kept 1/4 of their joint amazon stocks at the time worth about this engagement, now prompting

the question, will sanchez and bezos sign a prenup? >> if you're very wealthy person and you're going into a second marriage than most typical thing is to sign a prenuptial agreement. >> basis is currently iii richest person in the world worth a whopping $138 billion. worth is his amazon stock. he owns nearly 10 percent of fixture in her fiancc's project including blue origin she revealed she plans to go to space with an all-female team in the future. space.a wedding and a trip to i don't know which is more exciting. tell you appeared.h.ere. >> well will just hear that for the rest of the half-hour. ] or should we move onto the next story. >> i couldn't resist. let's move on ask this is a gma

health alert. doctor terrien suddenness here. teens are on social media all the time. >> absolutely. that's where the 20 page advisory report starts on the of teenagers are using social media more on average more than 3 and a half hours a day. we know from prior studies of usage of 3 hours is associated with double the risk of anxiety and depression in adolescents are not ignorant to the fact 46 percent report that social media makes them feel worse after that use it and 3 quarters state social media sites are doing a good enough job at protecting them against the surgeon general goes on to say? don't fully know yet about the mental health aspects and how

it has an impact. also saying, this is not solely a parenting issue. >> when parents are pulled the pre-much in agreement. responsibly belongs to social media sites when protecting their kids against harassment. when their ass, the most concerning things they are stating is there concern about the emotional well-being of their children, mental health and protection from exposure of >> what are the ways acocan ade? >>inside report. itenters around priohe andety e t ansparen th specicay e, dises to uss from. also understanding what data is being sent to. of course, standardizing privacy making age requirements and making all of this enforced substantial penalty. >> is not all parents fault but, what can a deal? >> first a foremost each and every parent understand how the social media sites work. especially the parental controls. after know-how snapshot and all these other apps work in order to be able to use them.

and to help your children navigate them. also making clear guidelines and rules within your house. social media free zones and times. talking to your kids about the permanence of what they post and how that relates to what there should be which is a responsible member of the internet society. that of course, i agreed with doctor murphy in the surgeon general office. children under the age of 14 should not be actively participating in r public consu. >> after keep in mind there is a generation. from day one they been exposed have it when growing up. >> kids know how to block you and get around a lot of you. you have to know. >> there a lot smarter than us. >> good point.d >> doctor sutton, thank you appeared another health issue were gonna talk about. the asian-american native hawaiian and pacific island or heritage month and this morning we talked about the growing number of people in the community getting diagnosed with polycystic ovary syndrome or pc os. zohreen shah has that story for us. good morning serene. >> good morning robin. this is a major problem.

especially for very specific studies have shown that patients are more likely to have pc os. we spoke to one percent with the condition who was sounding the alarm sang other women really need to watch out for this. support i wish i had.y kind of i was told by at least 5 medical professionals that i didn't have pc os directly. they did this without confirming bloodwork. >> she suspected she had polycystic ovary syndrome when she was just 16 years old. it wasn't until over a decade later that she got her official diagnosis. overtime.s shedding more that coupled with having regular periods. >> polycystic ovary syndrome known as pc os is a female hormone imbalance which the ovaries produce excessive amounts of testosterone and possibly form numerous small ovarian cysts.

symptoms can include irregular or absent periods. excessive facial hair or acting and obesity. this medical condition affects worldwide. of childbearing age research shows a higher risk descent.ople of south asian one small uk-based study finding 50 percent of south asians in the community had pc os. >> people of south asian descent tend to present with symptoms of younger age and have more severe hirsutism or high level of male hormone in the body. we should be comparing everyone person but, rather comparing you to people who have a similar origin. lifestyle adjustments, healthy eating and working with the right specialists can make a big difference. marsha chronically her journey online hope she can help others. >> i have more time to learn how to work out the right way and cook healthy foods.

i'd say within 3 months my body was showing improvement. i'm tuned yoga and meditating. now it's a lifestyle practice for me. >> pc os affects everyone in a different way. there's no one-size-fits-all treatment. experts recommend speaking to the right doctors for example, with having kids.c they should be meeting with the fertility specialist. robin? >> thank you so much. for shedding light on this. we appreciate t. yep, do you feel people [laughter].? look over there. some students from usc, the school of journalism and communication. that's what were teaching, wave every may they come here and where was look forward to seeing you here and spending a little time with you. >> yeah, right on.

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this we can, we will >> been looking forward to sharing this. hosking witter, history ing, costume designer ruth e carter has written a beautiful book about her nearly 4 decade career working on the successful movies of all time. the book is called dr. darien me had a chance to spend some time with her. good morning steve. >> good morning to you robin. we talked with her when she was in town working on the marble studios. was a massive complex with one floor just with costumes and fitting rooms. the second floor with special-effects and taylor's. because it's a secret project we weren't allowed to show any of it but, in her new book she >> she's a world-famous ocess.

designer who was behind it looks and some of hollywood's most critically and financially successful films of all time. >> you march those people to rule alabama is could be open season. >> a long career that began spike lee's, 1988 film school [music] ruth carter is a proud graduate of historically black college and university and much of her work opens a window into what it means to be black american. opens that window wider. we better in atlanta for a rare interview. never in front of the camera special on special occasions. >> valium. special occasions like the >> here are the nominees for achievement and costume design. >> she's the first black american to be nominated and when the academy award for best costume design. >> the first black woman whose over 12 oscars. >> have always been a

storyteller. not only my work as a costume designer but, also just telling about the stories that happened in the cameras. >> the pages of her new book, she shows the creation, the fittings and the drawings that led to some of her most iconic costumes. >> a lot of people don't realize that it's not just fashion, it's not just coming and putting it on something. you have an expense with people. given experience with the directors and the actors. those of the stories i like to tell in this book. >> these are from, do the right natalie and halle berry were in the movie babs for they made comedy gold. >> you turn these 2 handles right here. >> you know the scene when she doesn't know what it is in the i thought, would it be funny if

not only the water was slipping and she just couldn't get her balance and so she's going to need like a plastic or rubber suit for that. that's what inspired the material. >> what is it that you want ot forget to tell america? >> don't forget that i'm not over here behind a curtain sewing on the soy machine. i am actually a designer. that means i have imagination, a vision, i am creating out of >> her new book is available on hardcover and digital today. >> she is a designer, and a great one. we will be back.

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and counting. >> feels like this is what i have to do. life. given a second chance in >> hobbs's culinary passion started simmering when he was diagnosed with stage iii hobbs skins lymphoma when he was 12 years old. >> one thing i remember going through treatment was that friends, family, even strangers which show their love through food. remission. still using food as an expression of gratitude. today he works with organizations including the ronald mcdonald house charities to serve hot meals for free to families in need. >> he knows what these families are aware these patients have been. all he wants to do is help them feel better. >> lucas has found creative fundraising methods. the restaurant.a bus and >> when he's out with people he smiles and happy. luke just keeps grinding and outdate after day. i most proud of him for the fortitude. >> running a be lucas's hobbs dream.

if uses real-world challenges every day. >> there's so much money you have to spend before you can even start making any money running a business at such a young age. it's a lot of work but, i know it's deathly worth it. [music] world just saw your story. that was a micro good morning remission from cancer.in you're still giving back. what makes the work you do so important? >> is the fact that good food is love. being here at the ronald mcdonald house and giving away pieces for free and seeing the smile on the sick children's absolutely warms my heart. this is what motivates me the most. i absolutely love doing what i

do. >> matt, you have an amazing son here. >> i've got 5 amazing children. >> you've got 5 amazing children this one is the star of her right now. you helped start this business. >> i'm sweating it out. >> what message might you have for your son here? >> keep it up. this is how we feed the soul is just continuing to give back and serving it's one of the pillars of life is serving and giving back. if you're not doing that you're not feeding your soul. i just keep going and keep writing. >> absolutely. speaking feeding. busy summer months coming up. ramos at memorial day. i'm sure you'll be working around the clock. what is chef lucas pizza really need to crush it this summer? >> the fact we were shutting can only run the food trunk 6 come summertime there's a huge

need for food trucks. i will tell you, i'm going to be very, very busy this summer. i've got a lot of events scheduled. deathly going to between a lot of more charity events with ronald mcdonald house, you see looks amazing it sounds like it's going to be an expensive enterprise to run. >> it does. >> we thought it might. we want to let you know our friends at wells fargo, they support small businesses. they, like we at gma are such fans of yours i believe in you and what you're doing. we figured we might help you out. check.ight here is a $10,000 surprise. you can't cash this. we will give you a real check for the bank. we will help you out. what will this mean to you? >> this will help so much. >> would you charge for slice here? >> well we don't to charge

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asian-american native hawaiian and pacific islander heritage month. this morning were taking a look at the asian influencers racking up billions of use by spreading their culture and creativity online. jack linley has more on that. own in vision board.d to be my >> asia craters are shining bright on tick-tock. gic. passion to skin

>> # api family garnering more even beyond the app, the atapi community ranked as the highest paid craters among all racial >> let's make some fried chicken. >> this year tiktok is helping a handful of craters as part of among the honorees, cathy young, the chef using her platform to inspire users on how to create a delicious range of diverse meals at home. >> i'm taking this as an opportunity that you can make it till. >> joining on its gma to cook up some fun. >> were to cook up some fun. give it up, cassie young is here on good morning america! you are huge. i mean come on.

why is it important to you to be able to share your culture through the recipes? >> it's important for me to have this platform to make asian cuisine just as exciting and accessible is your typical pantry foods. >> all right. what we gonna make? >> we are making my viral beef and broccoli recipe today. your favorite. >> it is. you can have a special twist to it? >> always a little razzle-dazzle. this is made to be a quick weeknight meal. something easy to throw together. >> those students over there at >> work with our meat first. we want to get this marinating. this is her typical asian ingredients. once you have this on hand at the best part is the world is your oyster. in the moisture, walking in all the flavor. we have some oyster sauce, soy sauce, white pepper, ground ginger and garlic. this is going to punch a lot of simple ingredients but, they do not taste basic at all.

>> does it take time to marinate? >> ideally you want to marinate about 30 minutes. no man should do is have this marinating as i prepare the sauce. i'm gonna mix us up. i like to use a little chopstick and get it in there and get it nice and messy. sometime user hand too. we will do that today for tv purposes. we will have our meat marinating for 30 minutes while we prepare our sauce. this is what it's gonna look like when it's done marinating. you will see the flare verse in there. our sauce is prepared already. the beauty of it is it's good to be a lot of same agreements you have those stable pantry ingredients, the world, you can make any recipe. what were gonna do here, the secret is we have a broccoli we have to cook the meat first. i'm getting excited. i think were a little hungry

just want to get there. we have to make it first. into our walk. it's only steaming hot. our secret here is with the marinated meat we want have a nice color. you're gonna hear it. you want to hear that sizzle. i'm just gonna spread it then into a nice even layer. we want to get that beautiful color. you will start to see it cooking around the outside and that's when we will typically this is what it's gonna look like when it's done. beautiful. like i said with our sauce we have it prepared today. the nice part of the sauce there's no way of messing it up. were gonna let it come to a boil. you're gonna pour in your corn starch story and this will thicken it up. like i said, you can't go wrong with it. all the flavors are in the sauce. so measure it out perfectly and that's all you need to do. >> that's it? thicket it up to the beautiful

glaze and that will marry with the meat. once the meat is done cooking you added it with a broccoli and sauce were done. >> about how long? >> this should take about 40 minutes. then we have our beautiful meal. first, i've got to give you little razzle-dazzle. you gotta do a little extra green onion, a little extra sesame seed. and that's, this is the extra >> what is it that you always say? >> you got it give our followers, our friends a first bite. go-ahead and give them a first bite. fantastic. awesome. >> what you think? >> really good. >> cassie we must have you back. thank you. >> i'm so >> this is going my dressing

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[music] >> iam tongi, the winner of the american idol singing originals on the ground in the first place and to number one on the itunes charts. he is here now with runner-up 23. congratulations to you both. they could both for being here on gma with us. watch your name being amount announced, you were so emotional. when you heard your name? >> that moment i was trying to prepare myself for whatever happens. if you see me, you see me looking down. no matter what happened i will

be happy. if megan one. when they called my name i was experience. >> sitting here with you tw, you can tell you have a great relationship. think this competition brought you tw very close. megan, what was the toughest how did you get through it? >> the toughest part for me was learning how to be comfortable in my own skin. in getting confidence was really hard. throughout this whole thing taught me to really believe in myself more and believe i could do this. you sing with james blunt. you get very emotional. what was it like performing with him? >> performing with james blunt

it's such a good song. i was telling myself when i went on, i'm not gonna cry. he sang i was like dang. heartbreaking and sounds of heartache. i'm so glad that he came out and sing with me. there wasn't a dry i and the theater. we need to start singing that song. how did it feel to do with the music you could have a kind of impact on people? >> knowing that i have that yeah, i say it a lot. it's a crazy feeling. to really connect with people in a way and to know that there's people out there that

is struggling how i am struggling. and that went through the same thing as me. it's good to know that i'm not alone. >> your helping them. and megan come up with your >> next big goals to be a big artist and play in a bunch of arenas of videos. i just want to be an inspiration for people and help make people do the right things. >> you both are a lot of fun to watch. we look forward to having you both here performing on gma kicking off the new album. whatever it may be. they get both for joining us. congratulations. everybody, we will be right

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building a better bay area moving forward. >> finding solutions this is abc7 news. >> good morning everybody. i'm jobina fortson from abc7 mornings. let's check in with sue hall for a look at traffic. hi sue. >> good morning. still very slow all around the bay area. checking on your marin drive south 101 slows out of novato all the way to about lincoln just past this is at northgate mall headed southbound lincoln things pick up and take a look at the golden gate bridge. it is enshrined and enshrined shrouded in fog but traffic is moving nicely. yes >> we're taking a look at live doppler seven along with satellite. got a lot of cloud cover out there this morning. it's going to take its time clearing. so temperatures right now, we're in the 50s for the most part. and looking outside, the exploratorium camera, trying to get some breaks in that cloud cover, we will do so later today. but the clouds are slow to clear and that leads to a cooler afternoon away from the coast. 60s and 70s later today. jobina. thank you.

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