dunkin' donuts will give you a free doughnut but you have to buy a drink. >> i'm going to go to bob's doughnuts because they are down the street and a local business, and we love them. >> good morning. good morning bob's doughnuts. >> good morning america. breaking news for our viewers in the west. overnight the senate passes the debt limit deal. republicans and democrats come together. >> the bill is passed. >> the bipartisan agreement now on the way to president biden's desk. and this morning president biden comments on yesterday's fall. texas under water. major flash flooding prompting caress ques -- >> i got you. >> more than 8 inches of rain in just hours. ginger tracking the latest. and overnight dramatic new surveillance video of the moment the iowa apartment building collapses.

as police say a third person is now missing. >> new for our viewers in the west. jobs report just out. hundreds of thousands of jobs added. what it means for your money. plus the new warning about payment apps like venmo and pay pal. why you shouldn't store your money in them. incredible rescue. the man saved on mount everest, where temperatures drop to 80 below zero. how they got him off the mountain. sounding the alarm. with so many turning to diabetes drugs to shed pounds, the fda's new warning saying off brands of the medications could be unsafe. abc news exclusive with the high school cheerleader who was shot after a teammate accidentally opened a door to the wrong car. just over six weeks ago you were shot three times. is that hard to believe? telling her story for the first time. how she managed to stay calm,

the damage she'll live with for the rest of her life and her fight to get her life back. how hard is it to say, i can't do some of the things i used to do? only on gma. saved by a good samaritan. a toddler asleep in an suv, the car stolen, the boy rescued. the reunion with his family. off the map. another tourist with a gps telling her to drive straight into this hawaiian harbor for the second time in weeks. what she told police. and o-m-g! >> the slam! >> denver beating the heat to grab the lead in the nba final. >> phile. psammophile? >> that is correct! >> and w-i-n-n-e-r. meet your newest scripps national bee spelling champ.

he's live on gma with the winning word and his secret to spelling. >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> good morning america. it's always exciting when we have the team here. i spelled so much in that open right now. we have dev shah. 14 years old. he won b-i-g, george, big. there we go. you got it outta me. >> we are so h-a-p-p-y about it and so thrilled to have him with us. great to be with everyone on this friday. by the way, the heat may have lost to the denver nuggets last night in game 1 of the nba finals. the joker did it. but the heat is on with record highs expected from the midwest to northeast. ginger is tracking the very latest. >> we're going to begin with the latest from capitol hill. the senate passed the debt limit. it's on its way to the president now.

senior congressional correspondent rachel scott starts us off. >> reporter: good morning to you. it was a marathon night on capitol hill. after weeks of stalled negotiation and a bitter standoff that put millions of jobs at risk, congress has officially passed the debt limit deal, avoiding catastrophic default. >> the bill is passed. >> reporter: the senate passing president biden and speaker mccarthy's debt limit deal, sending it to the white house for biden to sign. >> of course nobody got everything they wanted. there was give on both sides. but this agreement was a very good outcome. >> reporter: after more than three hours of debate -- >> this is the last amendment of the evening. >> reporter: a bipartisan vote. 46 democrats and 17 republicans supported the bill. but it wasn't without resistance. majority of senate republicans voting against it. some pushing for more defense spending. >> the people who negotiated this, i wouldn't let them buy me

a car. >> reporter: while progressive democrats oppose the deal because of the new work requirements for some older americans on food assistance. >> this debt ceiling agreement will cut programs for some of the most vulnerable people in america. >> reporter:. it will reduce the deficit by $1.5 trillion over the next ten years, clawing back billions in covid relief and irs funding and ending biden's freeze on student loan payments in august. leaders admit they didn't get everything they wanted in this deal but the stakes were simply too high and time was running out. this now suspended the debt limit for the next two years putting off the next fight until after the presidential election. michael? >> those stakes were really high. thank you very much. for more on the president's win and what he's saying about that fall yesterday. let's bring in our chief white house correspondent mary bruce. the president is expected to sign the bill today. >> reporter: he plans to sign the bill as soon as possible. biden overnight praised the senate for its swift action on

this. he has been careful not to tout this as a political victory. instead calling the bipartisan agreement a big win for the country and the american people. but, michael, biden does want to get a final word in here. that's why he announced tonight he will be speaking directly to the american people in a rare oval office address. michael? >> the president, he took a bit of a fall yesterday. >> reporter: he did. the white house says he's doing all right though. the president himself trying to laugh this off, joking to reporters that he got sandbagged after he tripped on a sandbag and fell on stage at the air force academy's graduation ceremony there in colorado. the president had just finished shaking hands with graduates for nearly two hours. when he went to turn and head back to his seat and tripped on that sand ball, falling on stage. he did get back up and seemed unharmed. the president's political rivals have been quick to seize on this, donald trump, ron desantis weighing in, giving voters concerns about the president's age. this is not the image the white

house wanted but insist he simply tripped and is doing well. >> that's good news that he's doing well. thank you. now to the new jobs report set to be released this morning. analysts expect the jobs market remain strong but that can complicate things when it comes to inflation and elizabeth schulze has the latest. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: good morning, rebecca. this is a blockbuster number of job gains as the job market continues to defy expectations. the government new report shows 339,000 jobs were added to the work force in may. that is way above the economists forecast. there are still more available jobs than there are workers to fill them. industries with strong hiring especially in may were in healthcare, hospitality and professionaler is visions off setting some of the job cuts we have seen in some other industries like tech. this is a critical report for the federal reserve. the fed has been trying to slow

down job growth as it tries to cool off inflation. this could put pressure on the federal reserve to keep raising interest rates so increasing your borrowing cost for your mortgage, credit cards, as the fed tries to keep cooling off inflation. george? >> thank you very much. now to the new video overnight that shows the moment the iowa apartment building started to collapse. police say a third person is now missing. alex perez has the story. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, george. authorities say three people unaccounted for had apartments in this section that came down. this is the first time we are seeing the collapse as it happened. overnight, new surveillance images released of the terrifying moments the iowa apartment building begins to collapse. initially you see a piece of the building falls. two minutes later another piece drops. then a large section of the building crumbles. just 2:43 after the first piece fell. the video stops before the entire collapse is seen. overnight officials in davenport

releasing a new missing person poster with a third person who police say along with brandon coleman and ryan hitchcock had a good probability of being home at the time of the collapse. >> we have families here that are still wanting answers and searching for their loved ones. >> reporter: a fema is your ban search and rescue team, including dogs, was at the site working inside. the search of the rescue is no longer a rescue mission, but recovery. now we're learning just days before the collapse a structural engineering report said the building was in imminent risk of crumbling. officials never ordered residents to leave. the cause still under investigation. the building had a history of complaints and owners had been ordered to make fixes. and the city's chief building inspector has now resigned after giving the repairs being made a pass mark instead of marking them as incompleted. michael? >> alex, so avoidable. thank you. thank you very much for your reporting. now to a new warning from the fda about the dangers of using off brand versions of drugs like

ozempic and wegovy for weight loss. erielle reshef is here with details. >> reporter: we know how popular the use of diabetes medications for weight haas have become. the brand names drugs can be pricey. the fda is urging people to think twice about buying a compounded version. the videos are all over tik tok touting the use of diabetes medications like ozempic and monjauro. >> i took ozempic for a whole year and i lost 87 pounds. i'll take it. >> reporter: but now the fda warning that off brand compounded forms of those medications could be unsafe. the agency cautioning that it does not review compounded versions of these drugs for safety, effectiveness or quality, and urging people not to use them if the approved form is available. >> if a patient elects to use a compounded form of the medication, we cannot guarantee

what's actually in that drug. >> reporter: it comes as more and more americans are turning to diabetes drugs to shed pounds and, as some have reported finding cheaper verges of semaglutide, the active ingredient, in compounding pharmacies. ashley harkens said she decided to turn to a compounding pharmacy when her insurance failed to cover ozempic because she didn't have diabetes. it was $1,600. and that was just for four weeks. i couldn't afford that. i found a compound pharmacy on tik tok and it was much cheaper to go this way. >> reporter: while ashley said that formulation worked for her, the fda say it has received some reports of adverse effects after people took compounded semaglutide. fda officials say some of the compounding pharmacies claiming to sell semaglutide may instead sell other formulations that haven't been shown to be safe or effective. as you heard there, the fda says

it has reviewed some reports of negative effects of some compounded diabetes drugs but didn't specify how many cases or give details about reactions. doctors say the semaglutide should only be taken with a prescription and under the supervision of your physician. rebecca? >> listen to the doctors. all right, erielle. thanks so much for joining us. now to the major flash flooding in texas and dramatic caress ques. ginger's tracking the latest. hey, ginger. these are crazy images. >> this is what happens when you go from exceptional drought in the texas panhandle to your wettest may on record. some places saw just that. so just in the last 24 hours we have isolated storms that dropped up to eight plus inches. radar estimated eight plus inches in two different parts. this is o donnell, texas, highway 87 there. still looks closed this morning. you can imagine why. storm chasers helping people out of their car. some of it was kind of rushing past. so you know you can move a vehicle easily with two feet of water.

when we say turn around, don't drown, it means a lot. here's that extreme to exceptional drought. this was may 7th. through the next three weeks they had incredible amounts of rain. here's just the last 48 hours of rainfall with that 6 to 8 inches also west of amarillo. i'd love to say they're drying out. that's not the case. a lot of rain coming. 2 to 3 inches easily in quick amounts, 3 to 5 in some spots. you could also see big hail. lubbock, st. angelo, all have to watch for flooding today. now to a new warning about popular cash apps like venmo and pay pal, storing your money there could make your cash unavailable. good morning. >> good morning to all of you guys. this news could help a lot of people. according to pew research, more than 3/4 of all adults have used a payment app. this morning consumer financial protection bureau is issuing a new warning that people who keep their quash in those peer to peer payment apps, venmo, cash app and zelle, are at risk of losing their money in a crisis

because they are not protected by federal depos sit insurance. there has been enhanced scrutiny on federal deposit insurance after three regional banks collapsed in the past three months. the typical bank is insured for up to $250,000 but if a payment service suddenly goes out of business, any funds there could just vanish. your money could be gone. some payment apps offer pass through insurance through a bank or credit union. while that offers protection if a lender fails, it does not insure the customer if the app fails. customers are advised to transfer any funds on a payment app to an insured bank or credit union. last year consumers conducted almost $1 trillion, $893 billion of business on these apps. guys, i know i use one of these weekly. i'm a little embarrassed to admit, i never even thought of this. >> me neither. >> me either.

great. thank you for that information. >> you bet. >> we're gonna turn to the nba finals. big win for nuggets in game one dominating the heat. will reeve is in denver with the high lights. good morning, will. >> good morning, michael. last night this arena was a yellow cauldron, denver fans in their first finals game. the nuggets did not disappoint. solid performances. star performances from their stars. a comprehensive win in game 1. this morning the denver nuggets are three wins away from their first nba championship. >> denver's 9-0 at home in the playoffs. they take game one. >> reporter: in the franchise's first ever nba finals game, the nuggets making a statement in front of a sea of rowdy fans stifling the miami heat 104-93 in game 1.

>> picked up. >> reporter: super star and two time league mvp nikola did a little of everything. >> jokic gets inside. >> reporter: scoring 27 points to go with 14 assists and ten rebounds. the joker just the second player in nba history to have is a triple double in his first finals game. the joker's side kick, jamal murray, filled up the stat sheet, too, dropping 26 points with eric gordon and michael porter jr. in double digits. >> i don't care if i scored 50 or 0. as long as i'm helping impact this game and we're winning. >> reporter: the heat trying to become the first eight seed to win an nba title, were off most of the night, trying to mount a come back in the second half, but it wasn't enough. >> butler drives. >> reporter: the team's star, jimmy butler, scored just 13 points, but believes in his team looking ahead to game 2. >> we will adjust, do some things very differently and come out here and be ready to get one for game 2. >> reporter: maybe it's the altitude, maybe all the rest the team had coming into game 1. maybe they're just better. in any case the denver nuggets are 9-0 at home in playoffs. last night's win was a good

sign. teams that win in game 1 of the finals go on to win the title 75% of the time. game 2 is right back here on sunday night at 8 p.m. eastern on abc, michael. >> anything can happen though. you can't go by those stats. that always bothered me. still got a great chance if you are a miami heat fan. you're there in denver, right. the larry o'brien trophy. what an entrance they made. >> reporter: they really lead into this whole altitude thing in the mile high staoeu. take a look at this. the larry o'brien trophy, the trophy that is awarded to the winning team made quite the entrance into denver, sky diving out of the sky, fluttering down to earth, landing here. at the end of this series, which according to you, you cannot go by the stats, you have to go by the play on the court. i would say the nuggets would win if you're following that. who ever wins gets that thing that started in the sky. it will end up hoisted over the head of the champions. >> all right. thank you very much, will.

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looking forward to that. >> we are following a lot of headlines including the senate. the two year deal will reduce debt by $1.5 trillion over ten years. it's also going to claw back billions in covid relief and irs funding and end the president's freeze on student loan repayment. that comes in august. new jobs report released. 339,000 jobs added in may showing signs of a healthy labor market despite the fed hikes. check out this incredible rescue on mount everest. a sherpa saved a man in a death zone. an area where temperatures can drop to 80 degrees below. that sherpa and two others carried the man to safety 1,900 feet below. he was taken to a base camp by helicopter. now michael you sat down with the high school cheerleader shot in a parking lot after the teen teammate opened the wrong car door. >> it was a mistake any of us could have paid. this time it ended in gun fire. i had a chance to sit down with payton washington to talk about

the horrifying act of random violence that almost ended her life and how she's never going to give up. over six weeks ago you were shot three times. is that hard to believe? >> i don't even know. i'm just trying to do everything i can to be normal. and do everything a senior in high school would do. >> reporter: just six weeks ago, 18-year-old payton washington was fighting for her life in the icu after being shot three times while car pooling home from cheerleading practice. >> he pulled out a gun and started shooting at us. >> the star member of woodland's elite tumbling team, washington and three teammates were at their car pool point at a grocery store outside of austin, texas, just after midnight on april 18th. tell me what you remember? >> i was actually texting and eating twizzlers. >> being a teenager.

>> exactly. >> that's when the unimaginable happened. >> when i heard the first shot i turned with my blanket. i didn't know where it was coming from. it was so loud that my ears were ringing. i knew to turn and do something. >> heather ross, her teammate, said she went to get into a car she thought was her own. when she opened the door she saw a stranger sitting in the passenger seat. she backed away and returned to her friend's car. then she said the stranger who police say was 25-year-old pedro rodriguez jr. approached them. were you afraid when he approached your car? >> i didn't see him, honestly. i was still looking at my phone. i heard in the background what was happening but i didn't think it was going to be as big of a deal it was. he kept saying, i'm sorry, i'm sorry. that's the last thing he said. >> ross said the stranger pulled out a gun and began firing multiple shots. the cheerleaders driving off fleeing the scene trying to get to safety. >> we were trying to getted away as fast as we could. all the other girls were screaming. i was really just telling myself to breathe.

it was hard to breathe 'cause of my diaphragm. >> you didn't know you were shot? >> no, not at all. i didn't know if it was a man or woman. >> ross was grazed by a bullet. washington was shot three times. >> i was trying to stay as calm as possible for the other people in the car. i could tell how sad and scared they were. the more calm you are, like, your body will stay calm as well. so i mean, it was scary, but i wasn't going to act like i was scared. >> you're shot and you're keeping everyone else calm. >> well tried. i saw blood on the seat, my passenger seat. i knew somewhere i was bleeding but i had so much adrenaline, i had no idea where. whenever we pulled over, got to throw up. that's when i was throwing up blood. i was like, that's not normal. that's when i knew something somewhere was wrong. >> a medivac helicopter transferred washington to an austin area hospital where she was placed in icu in critical condition. where were you shot?

>> my right butt twice and then my back. it shot through. i only felt pain in my left ab. i was like, why is my ab sore. we didn't even work out that hard. like, why is it hurting? that's where it went. >> do you have permanent damage? >> yes. my spleen was shattered. my stomach has two holes in it. my diaphragm had two holes in it. then they had to remove lobe from my pancreas. i had 32 staples. >> washington posted these pictures online of her injuries and intense rehab. >> the hardest part was after the surgeries. >> how hard was it to go, i can't do some of the things that i used to do? >> it was hard. like, it hurt to walk or stand. it was really weird when a week before you were doing bunch of flips, running the track and doing long jump and all this stuff.

can't get out of bed by yourself. can't roll off the couch. can't stand by yourself. going up the stairs i would get winded. just stuff that you never thought of before. it was hard. >> authorities taking the alleged gun man into custody and charging him with deadly conduct. a third degree felony. the incident is still under investigation and the police have not revealed that the suspect had a motive. the suspect was released on $100,000 bail. washington says right now she's focused on her health and fellow teammates that were in the car. >> he did what he did and i'm slt just gonna try and get through it. there's no point in me really thinking about what he did. >> payton washington! [ cheers ] >> just five weeks after being shot, washington joined her friends at graduation. the 5.1 gpa national honor student is committed to getting her life back. there are so many people out

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another tourist saying it told her to drive straight into this hawaiian harbor for the second time in weeks. eva pilgrim has the story. she decided to use gps to get here this morning. eva, doesn't look like it quite made it. >> no, i did not make it. i promise i put in the right address. this gps didn't work for me and the hawaiian tourist said it didn't work for her and the gps took her straight into the water. >> this lady drove into the boat ramp here. >> reporter: a shocking scene again. >> you gotta leave the car! >> you gotta get out of there now! >> reporter: for the second time in weeks, a tourist seen driving her car straight into this hawaiian harbor. >> hurry! it's going under! hurry up and get out! >> reporter: police say the driver told them she was using gps navigation when she ended up at this boat ramp and then in the water. >> watch these headlights come straight down on to the ramp right into the water.

my son's yelling, what are you doing? stop, stop! at that point basically it was a little too late. >> watch where you're stepping, okay? >> reporter: the driver saying she thought the water was a puddle. boaters throwing her a floatation device, pulling her to safety, her car ending up fully submerged. >> pretty sure that wasn't supposed to happen. >> reporter: just weeks ago another tourist seen driving straight down this same ramp into that exact same harbor. witnesses there saying that driver also said they were following gps, trying to find a meetup spot for a tour group. >> it's sinking! >> reporter: jeremy lee from kitv showing the busy parking lot where they made that wrong move. >> both drivers took the exact same path across the parking lot, down onto the boat ramp and then out into the water. >> reporter: experts say while gps is helpful, it isn't everything. >> if you are an unfamiliar

driver in an unfamiliar area, gps is great, but please use your observational skills to help you get to your destination safely. >> reporter: in both of those cases no one thankfully was seriously hurt. as for us, we are close. i do know where we are, but not quite where i wanted to be, guys. >> not quite. we'd love to have you hear, eva. when the gps does get you here, just come on by. thanks, eva. [ laughter ] >> she's like, nah. i'm okay. >> got the scripps national spelling bee champ coming up next, dev shah. have the scripps national spelling bee coming up. are we close? google assistant: turn left in four miles. ehhhhhhh no. ¿cuáles son tus intenciones con mi nieto? google assistant: what are your intentions with my grandson? life's little problems, fixed on google pixel.

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where does this confidence come from? >> practice. a lot of it. >> tell me about the practice. what kind of practice do you do? >> so by myself, i would just go through individual lists and i would just analyze the patterns behind them. and then my dad would just make lists for me of words that i struggle with. and my coach, scott reamer would like quiz me stems and roots. i guess that helped me with a lot of words. >> i'll bet it did. what are your other hobbies? >> i play the cello, i play tennis. i like to read. >> how are you going to celebrate the big win? >> sleep. [ laughter ]

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bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. >> this is abc7 news. >> good morning everyone. i'm kumasi ryan from abc7 mornings. we're going to check in now with jobina fortson for a look at traffic. hi. jobina high capacity. >> thank you. good morning everybody. we're beginning here with the live look from the bay bridge toll plaza. the backup is not too bad. so good news for your friday if you need to head into san francisco from the east bay. but while we're talking about the east bay, we do have two pretty big issues, sig alerts in effect. the first in pleasanton, northbound 680 past the knoll boulevard and also in fairfield. this is going to be eastbound 12 past walters road where all lanes are blocked in. now the westbound direction as well. hey, drew. hey, jobina. >> temperatures were in the 50s and our coolest spots right now,

actually, upper 40s in santa rosa. but we have sunshine out there live look from our golden gate bridge camera. it's partly cloudy from this vantage point, but most areas are dealing with baby blue conditions, lots of sunshine. we're back to average today, will feel warmer in the afternoon. we'll go into the 70s and 80s away from the coast. coomassie. >> thank you, drew. if you're streaming with us on the abc7 bay area app, abc7 at seven is next. for everyone else, it's good morning america.

>> good morning america. it's 8 a.m. overnight the senate passed the debt limit deal. >> the bill is passed. >> the bipartisan agreement now on the way to president biden's desk. first on gma, a medical break through for one of the biggest fears a breast cancer faces. recurrence. now the new research on a drug that could dramatically cut that risk. saved by a good samaritan. a toddler asleep in an suv. the car stolen, the boy rescued. the reunion with his family. meet the senior parents.

robert de niro and al pacino becoming dads again. at 79 and 83 years old. >> just when i thought i was out, they pull me back in. >> this morning the growing trend of men becoming fathers later in life. some taylor swift fans claiming they can't remember her sold out tour performances. this morning why extreme positive emotions can leave you in a lavender cage. are you ready for the right stuff to go running? lori b is here with the best sneakers, for support versus the open road. we'll get you ready to run. ♪ let's get loud ♪ >> and let's get loud! neil patrick harris and david burtka are live. >> i didn't come here to make friends. i came here to make dinner.

>> talking about their hilarious new competition show. and they're saying -- >> good morning -- >> america. >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> very stylish good morning america. always great to have neil and david here. we also got a theme song. >> do you know what this is? >> yeah. >> doogie houser. it was the sound track of my childhood. loved the child prodigy story. we have, as george just said, neil patrick harris and dave burtka here. >> looking forward to that. also this morning for the last two weeks we've been up in your business, as we like to say, up in your business, highlighting small businesses around the country. we're happy to report sales are up across the board at the businesses we visited. for the pekin noodle bar in

montana, that owner told us getting the $40,000 grant was, quote, the best day of his life. that was great to hear. >> it was so great to see, too. also we've got a lot more this morning. we are at a new york institution that's been in the community for more than six years. also i hear george spent a lot of time there. the owner is getting the lift of a life time. coming up. >> that is my college neighborhood. looking forward to revisiting that shop. we'll begin with the latest from capitol hill. the senate passed the debt bill last night. now it's on its way to the president's desk. chief congressional correspondent rachel scott starts us off. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: good morning, george. this was down to the wire. after a marathon night on capitol hill, negotiation and a bitter standoff that put millions of jobs at risk, congress has come together on a debt limit bill to avoid catastrophic default. this would claw back billions in unspent covid funds and irs funding. it would impose stricter work

requirements for some older americans on food assistance. and will also end president biden's student loan repayment pause in august. it is expected to reduce the deficit by $1.5 trillion and suspend the debt limit for the next two years pushing off the next fight over this until after the next presidential election. not everybody was happy. republicans wanted deeper spending cuts, more money for the military. democrats were not happy about some of the new work requirements. but in the end it did pass with strong bipartisan support. in a statement, the president acknowledged not every side got what they wanted but still calling it a major win for the country. he's expected to sign this bill later today and address the nation tonight. >> true compromise. thank you very much. rebecca? >> okay, george. we turn to the new jobs report just out showing a high number of jobs created. this could have a big impact on interest rates and your money. elizabeth schulze has the latest for our viewers in the west. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: good morning, rebecca. the jobs market has been defying expectations.

this is yet another surprisingly strong number. the new government data shows 339,000 jobs were added to the work force in may. that is way above economists forecasts. the unemployment rate did tick up to 3.7%. the reality is there are still more jobs than workers. analysts say some of the industries that are hiring the most include health care, education, hospitality and professional services. this report is critical for the federal reserve. the fed has been trying to slow down job growth and trying to cool inflation. so this report could put more pressure on the federal reserve to keep raising interests, increasing the cost of borrowing money for your mortgage or your credit card. rebecca? >> it's important to everyone when you think about those credit card bills and mortgages. all right. elizabeth schulze, thank you very much. now to a dramatic rescue caught on camera when an suv was stolen with a toddler inside. a good samaritan jumped in to save the day. erielle reshef has details.

good morning again, erielle. >> good morning. police say the toddler was sleeping in this car when his mom ran inside for just a moment but the car and the boy were gone in an instant. thankfully that bystander stepped in. this morning police are searching for this man who they say stole a car with a sleeping 2-year-old in the back seat. authorities say the boy's parents were quickly stopping at a relative's house thursday morning and didn't want to disturb him so left him sleeping in the vehicle. police say it took just seconds for the suspect to steal the car shortly after leaving the child on a nearby street where he was found by a good samaritan. >> i didn't see any parents. i thought i better stop and check on him. he was crying a little bit. i knew it was important to keep him calm. i acted like nothing really was going on. >> that bystander alerting police, who reunited the toddler with his family. >> you okay?

do you want to come to me, buddy? come here. it's okay, buddy. it's all right. do you want to see your mommy? >> thank goodness he's okay. florida authorities are still seeking the suspect and that vehicle. they urge anyone with information to call police. that little boy is just about to turn 3. what a gift it is that he's okay, rebecca. >> absolutely. wow. so glad he's okay. thank you. now we turn to the lights going out on billy joel's incredible run at madison square garden. the piano man is moving out, ending his monthly residency next july after more than a decade and 104 shows. it will be his 150th performance overall at the world's most famous arena. billy joel saying, quote, i just want to thank everyone for the wonderful thing that's happened here. it's been a wonderful thing to have here in new york. >> what a run. >> wow. coming up in our gma menu, the new hope for breast cancer patients. the drug that could reduce the risk of occurrence. >> taylor swift fans saying her concert was so good, they don't even remember it.

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eva pilgrim's gps finally worked. [ laughter ] >> the gps didn't work but my legs do work. for women diagnosed with breast cancer, getting to remission is often not the end of their journey. the fear of it coming back always lingering. but now there's some hope. this morning exciting news for those diagnosed with early stage breast cancer. >> breathe and relax. >> reporter: new research reveal a new drug can lower the chance of recurrence for those diagnosed at lower stages of the disease. those who are hormone receptor positive make up 70% of the breast cancer population. these stations are generally treated with chemotherapy but the study shows adding this targeted therapy will further reduce the risk that the cancer returns. >> women who have this can have recurrences even 20 to 25 years after their initial diagnosis.

we found that adding this drug to best available standard therapy will decrease the recurrence rate by as much as 25%. >> this is big news for patients like 45-year-old mom suzanne gardner, diagnosed with stage two five years ago. doctors treated her with chemo and therapy. then she found the trial. >> i have a young daughter who needs her mom around for as long as possible. i would absolutely do anything to reduce my risk of recurrence so i can be her mom for as long as she needs me. >> and here's the good news. the drug is already approved for those with more advanced disease. this new data means it could be used in even more patients. george? >> that's some good news. thank you, eva. turning to al pacino and robert de niro becoming dads at

83 and 79 years old. they are part of a trend of older men becoming fathers. rhiannon ally has more with this. >> that's right. forget slowing down. papa pacino and daddy de niro are both welcoming new babies to their families. they're not alone. just call him papa pacino. this week al pacino saying he is expecting his fourth child,83-year-old expecting a bundle of joy due next month with his girlfriend. for meet the parents. >> i'm pam's father, jack burns. >> reporter: becoming a parent for the seventh time. 79-year-old robert de niro announcing he just welcomed a new daughter with his girlfriend. according to a study published in the oxford academic, there's been a slight increase in the average age of fathers of newborns in the last 50 years, going from 27.4 back in the '70s to about 31 in 2017. >> there's not really any

maximum biological age that we have found where there is a specific cutoff beyond which a man, for example, cannot achieve a pregnancy. >> greg patterson, single in his 40s never thought he'd get married or have children. >> somewhere in my early to mid 40s i was thinking that just may not happen. that's where i got a little depressed about it all. >> that all changed after meeting his wife, now 64, greg has two children, 13-year-old max and 11-year-old zander. >> that was the exciting part. finally something i really wanted my entire life, to have kids, finally came true. if you still want to have kids, it still may be possible. >> some say there may be a double standard when it comes to men and women choosing parent hood later in life. >> there is no question that the fertility equation is not evenly balanced and our society does not pretend that we look at older dads the same way we look at older moms. >> both men have grown children so there's no shortage of

baby-sitters. i guess that's the good news. although there's no word on who will be the godfather. guys. i had to do it. [ laughter ] >> well played. well played. >> they were both made offers they couldn't refuse. all right, rhiannon, thank you very much for joining us. we turn now to taylor swift and her record breaking aries tour. some fans are claiming they have post concert amnesia, saying they're having trouble remembering any of it all too well. it's a story we first saw. stephanie ramos has more. hello, stephanie. >> hello. good morning, rebecca. post concert amnesia apparently is a thing. some taylor swift fans are saying they had such an incredible time, they can't remember parts of it. scientists say it stems from sensory overload. ♪ there's a haze taylor swift fans are feeling as the pop star travels across the country on

her sold out eras tour. >> the concert exceeded every expectation you could imagine to have. just overwhelming in the best way. >> swifties posting on social media the eperience was so spectacular, they have shaken off some memories of the show calling it post concert amnesia. >> i keep saying it's happening to me. apparently it's universal. >> it's a neurologic phenomenon that can happen in any heightened emotional state. if taylor swift fans are going to this concert. there's so much to be excited about. there's so much stimuli in the brain. that can get in the way of forming and storing memorys of that concert experience. everyone that i have spoken with has a similar experience. that was too good to be true. i definitely don't remember that. >> to have something like post concert amnesia is really not such a bad thing.

it means your brain was so present in that moment that there was so much good, fun, exciting stimuli for your brain to process, that it didn't have the energy to focus on memory formation in that moment. ♪ >> an experience something you'll want to remember all too well. ♪ >> despite how little of it i do remember, it was awesome and i wish i could do it all over again. >> there was just too much going on, right, george? you know. [ laughter ] >> actually, i mean, harper insists that she had post concert amnesia, she was so into it. that's her story and she's sticking to it. >> there you go. >> doctors say it isn't a concert specific phenomenon. it can happen any time you're in a highly emotional state. it is not just swifties. some of the beehive is reporting the same thing is happening to them after seeing beyonce.

george, you got to go see beyonce and report back to us. [ laughter ] >> only if he dresses up. [ laughter ] >> all right stephanie, thank you very much. ginger? >> i think for my wedding i might have had a little bit of that. but not a concert. [ laughter ] no, wait. wait, wait. because i was so highly emotional and loved it. >> great cover. >> love you, ben. i won't forget this. driest may on record in philadelphia. now we've got fired. 5,000 acres burning east of philadelphia in southern new jersey. that's bass river. you can see it from the top there. they're trying to get that one controlled. we're still going to be dry and hot today. we're going to see records again possible. fargo 97. tied a record. burlington vermont was 96. one more day, today, along the east coast. then we get a cold front. we're going from 90s to 60s.

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but shoes are so, so important. so let's start off with the most versatile sneaker for those ready to get going. >> that's right. global running day is on wednesday next week. we have you prepped with the best sneakers. these are versatile. these are hoka. the mach 5. let me tell you, i came in this morning and who did i see? half the crew all wearing these. look at that. >> some of them are wearing it because the soles they think make them taller. others like the comfort. [ laughter ] >> versatility. these are light weight. our tester loved them. she felt like she was soaring, like she could fly with these on. you weren't being weighed down with these. they are the current "it" sneaker right now. really light, really breathable. what's great about them, you can wear them from running. you'll see over 500 positive reviews. lot of nurses love them because they stand on their feet all day. i'm just wearing them with a cute outfit. versatility. >> that's on my get list.

from hoka. okay. what about the best fit? >> michael, a lot of sneakers are designed for men and then adapted for women. we choose lululemon for the best fit. they were designed for a woman's foot. what our tester loved about these, she felt like the memory foam molded to her foot. she has a high instep. she said these were able to really support her and make her run with support and ease and sort of a softness. these are a great get. also wear them all day. walk, run, do anything. >> you keep saying support, support, support. supportive sneaker. what do we have? >> okay. best support we gave it to the brooks adrenaline. you know the brand. i know. you're checking out the size. >> little too small for me. >> so what our tester loved about these. she was a former college athlete. she said these felt great when she was running because she didn't feel the impact on her joints. because she was so supported. she said they were all lightweight.

sometimes a supported shoe can feel heavy. >> yes. >> and she said this was the perfect balance of lightweight but also feeling like she was really stuck in place there and she could just run without any issues. >> just feeling free. >> feeling stable, which is so important. >> running was the second most popular fitness activity in 2023, 2022. what sneaker is the best for that, on the treadmill? >> best on the treadmill we chose the nike pegasus. treadmill running is a lot like road running. if you do flat surface running and you will be pounding that pavement or that treadmill, you want something that has a lot of spring in it. our tester, our producer rob, he tested these out for us and loved that they had that spring in there. he said what was great about it, he did feel really supported. he also felt locked in. that's the worst thing when you're running is if you feel unstable like that. our female tester also said she

loved that it did give her that extra bounce. she was like, i really felt like i was almost trampolining in effect. that performance, that rebound. >> must be the shoes, as they say. how about proper cushioning, shock absorption, comfort over all. >> comfort is king. the new balance fresh foam. our testers loved that these were sustained comfort all around. sometimes you only get the comfort on the instep. these are comfort all around. they are built into the entire shoe. you'll see a lot of marathon runners wearing these. great for long distances. all about that fresh foam that new balance does. that's what we got for you. when are we going for a run? >> i'll go for a walk. i'm always looking for new shoes. you just gave me great ideas. i'm all over it. thank you, lori. >> thank you. >> thank you. the shopping deals just scan the qr code or go to good morning america.com. pick up yourself a pair, two, three or four. all right. coming up neil patrick harris and david burtka are here live. we'll be right back.

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>> announcer: welcome back to gma live in times square. >> neil patrick harris and david burtka are here as we celebrate pride month. they are executive producers of a new show, drag me to dinner. here's a clip. >> we fatten you up. we wish to thank you all much. 'cause we can eat for a week worth of dinner at lunch.

>> i think they're done. [ laughter ] so dramatic. [ laughter ] >> it is a competition show. at the end of the day, it's about having fun, too. >> it is. >> that's true. we love entertaining. we love throwing parties. we love entertainment. we thought it was fun. no one does entertainment better than drag queens. so we thought it would be a fun con seat to have a comedic take of a dinner party competition show, two teams of two drag teams compete to throw the best dinner party.

>> a little bit nailed it, little pee wee's playhouse. you're an expert at dinner parties. what constitutes winning here? >> there's a lot of things that come to fruition with a dinner party. you know. ally is a huge cook. i think the guests that you invite. the seasonal cooking. i think having the guests be there. who is sitting at what place at the table. >> that's true. >> table placement is key. key. >> yeah. >> you two are doing this together. you're married. you have children. you're parenting together, working together. how does that work out? >> it works out pretty well. kids are 6th grade now. they're 12. they're much more -- they have much more agency. they're cooler. they're liking us less and less. [ laughter ]

>> we're a good balance. i'm more emotional. he's more analytical. that's how it does. i did more of the cooking aspects and picked the queens. he did more of the shots and the directing. we were a good combination that way. we didn't step on each other's toes. >> you said he's more analytical. my favorite show growing up, doogie houser. >> you're old. [ laughter ] >> just a little younger than you, i think. i just wonder when you go back and you think about that person, what would you say to him? what advice would you give to him? >> oh, wow, look at you now, doc. five decades later, still on abc. [ laughter ] >> yes! >> i want to go back to the show for a minute. why drag queens specifically? >> drag queens are amazing. have you ever been to a drag show? you always have a good time. bringing drag queens into the

kitchen? come on. the nails and the hair and they're sweating. they don't know how to cook at all. it's a lot of fun. >> this is pride month. i think it's important to show drag as a positive part of culture in the divisive world that we live in. it's nice to see a version of drag that is them being their authentic selves. they're fun. it's like a celebration of it all and not taking yourself too seriously. so i think the timing of the show is really good. >> you want to talk about celebrations. david, you're up for the gift of the clock. two weeks this man is turning 50. how are we celebrating? >> he's already started. >> really? >> 50 days before my 50th birthday i received an envelope. i have been on a daily scavenger treasure hunt. every single day someone has been planning this. >> you are a good husband.

>> i had nothing to do with it. i have no idea who did it. >> hold on. what is that? i think that's for you. >> literally every single day getting one of these that has the date. has a stamp on it. inside there's a puzzle or something i have to solve to go to a place, to accomplish a task or get a gift. it's been outstanding. >> checking out 50 favorite thing of neil's. every day's sort of either a present, experience. >> go ahead. open that up. that's your one for the day. >> a video. it's been, a dinner. >> yesterday i had to figure out an address. i went to the address. it was to a contemporary art. davids warner gallery in chelsea. inside i got to see the amazing exhibit that was on. there were steps to a side room. inside were all of these, a small room of five pieces of art that were all amazing. i was like, these are great.

they were all contemporary art pieces they had given to me as a gift. >> wow. >> david had accomplished this. it's a big thing. anyway, my birthday has been very exciting. i don't know what will happen at 50. it will be like, i can finally relax. oh yeah, look. >> he knows there's a party. >> ah. >> i have no idea what it is or what it means. >> we don't either. [ laughter ] >> it all ends with a big party. a party on the 15th. >> you can organize my 52nd any time you want. just want you to know that. >> i'm really expensive. [ laughter ] >> early happy birthday to you. >> thank you, sir. >> congratulations on the show. [ applause ] you can catch all ten episos of drag me to dinner on hulu. make sure you check it out, everybody. coming up, whit johnson is at a hungarian pastry shop where george spent a lot of his time back in the day. we have a big gift for the owner. lot of

♪ taking care of business every day ♪ ♪ taking care of business every day ♪ >> back with our series that highlights small businesses across the country. this morning whit johnson is bringing us a story from an old friend of mine in new york. >> reporter: hey, george. good morning. we are in morning heights new york inside a pastry shop. hungarian pastry shop has been here for more than 60 years. george, i understand you're a big fan. you've been here many times,

right? >> i went to columbia. it's right in that neighborhood. that's a place i used to go study, have some pastry, good coffee. it's been around so long. such an institution in that neighborhood. >> reporter: we love it, george. we've been scouring the internet to try to find photographic evidence of george in his college days eating here at the pastry shop. we're still working on that. as you mentioned, this is saul about giving back and honoring the local businesses across this country. this is a neighborhood institution. usually a line out the door as people go inside, try to get their hands on one of these tasty treats. we're going to speak with the owner but first look at his story. ♪ taking care of business every day ♪ >> reporter: philip biniorisis is bringing the taste of hungary to new york city. the pastry shop first opened its doors in 1961 but it wasn't until 1976 when philip's father bought the shop alongside a few friends. >> many customers have known me since i was a kid. just longevity gives you a

history with people. that's a really beautiful thing. ♪ >> reporter: in 2012, philip, taking over after his father retired, continuing the legacy through a range of delicious pastries. these sweet treats aren't the only things making their mark in the shop. the store at the center of literary inspiration, framing the book jackets of novels that were written right here at the shop. >> as it continued, people now bring me things. i wrote my book here. i came here for two years writing. i finally got published. i want to put my book on the wall. get to feel good that you are part of something that is communal, part of something that's on going. >> reporter: it's the heart of the community that keeps business afloat. >> as changes happen in a city, a community, just being there for everybody who's coming in and then connecting them to a place where otherwise it could just feel very cold.

♪ taking care of business every day ♪ >> reporter: and we are here with philip from the hungarian pastry shop. >> how are you doing? >> reporter: great, great. we are all up in your business. it's part of our segment as we recognize local businesses across america. i understand you have what you would call your most iconic treat people come in for. walk us through it here. >> all right. so this opened in 1961. we've been serving the same croissant dough. not the same croissant. since then. it's a specialty of the house. it's a unique dough you won't find anywhere else. we serve it with apricot jam and a pat of butter. we've been doing that for 60 plus years and a cup of coffee. >> i love it. i had some outside. amazing. it really is. what is your secret to success when you talk about it being in place for more than 60 years? to make it in new york city, what's the secret? >> well, there's a couple things, i guess. one is people.

as long as the place has people in it, it's alive. just finding a way to be open and available and all here for customers. one of the most important lessons my dad taught me was serve people. always be present. be behind the counter, be engaged and serve people. i think we do that. >> reporter: you do that. you've been such a big part of this community, we at gma fell in love with your story. so, by the way, did american express, because the folks over there would like to grant the hungarian pastry shop a $40,000 grant. cue the confetti. [ cheers ] yes, right? congratulations to you. these guys have absolutely earned it. what does it mean to you? >> well, we've got a lot of work to do. [ laughter ] so this will definitely help. we've got some plans to -- well,

we've got some plans to renovate the exterior, upgrade equipment, just operating costs. this will be amazing. >> reporter: on a personal level. your dad ran this business, brought this to the community. what does it mean to you on that personal level? your connection here to the people in this neighborhood? >> i wake up every morning and do it. it's my family. this is where i come. i have my family, obviously, at home. they're part of this as well. i bring my girls here and my wife and my sisters and their kids. yeah. this is family. >> reporter: philip, congratulations once again. we are happy for you. by the way, in times square, we didn't forget about you either. george, we heard you like poppy seed pastry, so we sent some there to the studio. >> he's right. these are amazing. >> reporter: gotta share with the rest of the team. yes, they are. they absolutely are. >> i got to try a croissant now. love croissants. >> reporter: all right, guys. we'll send it back to you. >> thanks, whit.

>> let's go to ginger. >> now for the first time gma can reveal elliott page on the cover of the latest issue of "people" magazine, where he is opening up about his rocky hollywood journey and how he found joy. page also sat down exclusively with abc news for the upcoming special "the freedom to exist." a soul of a nation presentation. it airs tuesday 10 p.m. on abc. let's get a check closer to quickly seeing sunshine today, temperatures about average for this time of year. warming up for the weekend, above average e now to this week's gma buzz pick. it's drowning by tj newman. the flight attendant turned new york times best selling author is back with a new thriller. tj here with more. >> good morning america. i'm tj newman. i'm so excited my new novel

"drowning" is your gma buzz pick. this thriller tells the story of the rescue of a plane that goes down in the ocean and sinks with 12 people inside including a father and his 11-year-old daughter. now their only hope of survival is an elite rescue team on the surface led by her mother. and his soon to be ex-wife. it's a race against time and impossible odds as two parents discover just how far they are willing to go to save their child. there's not much time. there's even less air. >> "drowning" is available now. warner brothers is also adapting it into a major motion picture. follow along on gma book club. coming up, the one and only country star jelly roll, going to perform live for us! performing live for

>> all right. we are back now with breakout

star jelly roll. he has a debut country album, plus an emotional documentary jelly roll save me. he's going to perform in just a moment. we want to chat with you. congratulations. you have mastered the collective wave. >> wasn't that cool? >> you did a wonderful job there. you've just been on this incredible run. you started out selling mix tapes. now you are selling out entire arenas. you're on the cover of billboard magazines. what does all of this feel like for you? >> it's just completely unreal, man. it's growth and gratitude in real time. look at me, dude. i'm on good morning america! uncle beauford, mama. i know mama is watching, too. the boys back home. look at your boy, baby! >> where are you waving to everybody? >> back in antioch. that's my uncle beauford. i'm waving at everybody in antioch tennessee. >> earlier this week you played your entire album for a sold out stadium in nashville. >> oh, crazy. >> how was that? >> it was unreal.

you know, it always feels incredible, but it feels just a little different when you're at home, man. it always feels good to go back home. >> you'll always remember home. >> absolutely. i couldn't imagine being anywhere else, really. i'm ready to go back now. >> you got to perform. >> i'm going home. i'm performing but then i'm going home. it's my release day. i'm getting drunk on broadway tonight. >> we're very excited to hear your performance in your debut album. it is available now. jelly roll save me is streaming now on hulu. he calls this song worship music for sinners. here is jelly roll singing need a favor. >> thank you, thank you. ♪ i only talk to god when i need a favor, and i only pray when i ain't got a prayer ♪ ♪ so who the hell am i who the hell am i to expect a

savior, if i only talk to god when i need a favor ♪ ♪ god i need a favor ♪ ♪ i know amazing grace but i ain't been living them words ♪ ♪ i swear i spend more sundays more than i have in church hardcover king james only been saving dust on the nightstand and i don't know what to say by the time i fold my hands ♪ ♪ i only talk to god when i need a favor, and i only pray when i ain't got a prayer ♪ ♪ who the hell am i who the hell am i to expect a savior if i only talk to god when i need a favor ♪ ♪ and god i need a favor

amen amen ♪ ♪ hanging in there just barely throwing up prayers like hail mary's if you're still there lord spare me oh my god oh my god hail mary ♪ ♪ hanging in there just barely throwing up prayers like hail mary's lord save me oh my god oh my god hail mary ♪ ♪ i only talk to god when i need a favor and i only pray when i ain't got a prayer ♪ ♪ so who the hell am i to expect a favor if i only talk to god when i need a favor ♪ ♪ god i need a favor ♪

♪ whoa, amen amen ♪ >> good morning america! [ applause ] [ cheers ]

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