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millions across the northeast and as far south as georgia as hundreds of wild fires rage in canada. new york city's air quality among the worst in the world. this morning ginger is tracking how long it will last and where it's headed next. plus dr. ashton joins us live with what it means for your health. deadly mass shooting after a high school graduation ceremony in virginia, at least two people killed and five others injured. the suspects in custody this morning. we're live on the scene. the race for the white house. the republican field is expanding. mike pence announcing this morning. chris christie launched his campaign last night. the former new jersey governor joins us live. breaking this morning pope francis in the hospital to under go surgery. what we know right now. prince harry back on the stand, returning to court after a bruising cross-examination in his legal battle against the british tabloids. an abc news investigation into a mysterious illness connected to marijuana.

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♪ >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> we do say good morning america. we thank you for joining us. >> robin, it is a busy morning. we have a lot of news including the race for the white house with the republican field expanding. >> by the day, rebecca. we have mike pence announcing his campaign. you see the video right there. chris christie joined the race last night. he is standing by live. i'll be speaking with him in just a few moments. we're going to begin with a dangerous air quality for millions of americans. 13 states are on alert as we deal with that wild fire smoke from canada. we'll be tracking where it's headed and what it means for our health. first trevor ault starts us off in new jersey. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, robin. it is going to be an alarmingly hazy day for tens of millions of americans. what is usually a gorgeous view from this vantage point in manhattan is completely shrouded in all of this smoke. new york city has some of the worst air quality of any major city in the world.

the smoke stretches so far that even detroit is also up near the top of the list. all of this, the remnants of hundreds of canadian wild fires that continue to drift further into the united states. this morning wild fire smoke blanketing the skies for millions of americans. >> there's the red sun again. >> reporter: national weather service issuing air quality alerts all over the northeast, stretching west to ohio and even as far south as the carolinas and georgia. >> it's very strange. i was on the subway. it was like a zombie apocalypse. >> reporter: overnight new york's air quality registering as the worst of any major city world wide. >> has a yellow haze to it. >> reporter: millions of phones getting alerts like these. the air quality index peeking above 200, a level considered very unhealthy particularly for the elderly and those with respiratory issues. >> the immediate risks are worsening of allergies. worsening of asthma.

this is the worst i have seen the numbers. >> reporter: sports, recess and outside play cancelled for millions across the region. >> i woke up this morning and went outside. it was very strange. just sort of an eerie feeling. >> reporter: officials say the cause, wild fires in canada. 10,000 miles of canadian land has been scorched so far this fire season, an area larger than the state of vermont. 26,000 people evacuating their homes. >> across the country, there are currently 413 wild fires burning in 249 of those fires are deemed out of control. >> reporter: of course all this smoke contain particles that can get into your lungs and even your bloodstream. while it's not an immediate concern for the general public, experts do say if you're trying to protect yourself, we all have mask nows. you would need a respirator grade mask stronger than an n-95 to work in these conditions. if you are vulnerable, elderly, pregnant, you should consider staying inside.

rebecca. >> important precautions, trevor. we'll have more from dr. jen ashton in just a moment. we want to turn now to our chief meteorologist ginger in georgia. ginger, how long do you expect this to last? and where does it head next? >> rebecca, we've been in this pattern for over a week or more, the united states in general. this low pressure system that's bringing the winds that are bringing that smoke all the way south to here in north georgia by later this afternoon, that is not moving until the weekend. let me talk you through this. we spoke with nasa scientists who said the epa has been tracking this air quality from smoke from wild fire since 1999. this will likely rival and probably surpass the worst, which was back in 2002. you saw the air quality alerts from south carolina up to new hampshire an vermont. look where the worse lt of sit this morning. philadelphia into delaware. watch the smoke plume as we put the forecast on here. watch for the deep dark red and purple colors. that low pressure system

swirling, counter clock wise, george. going to bring in that orange and red into atlanta and even huntsville by this afternoon. really thick up through the weekend. we're going to clear it out by early next week. >> thank you. bring in dr. jen. we heard trevor talk about the risk. break that down. >> the key thing here, george, we usually say, oh, if people have under lying respiratory or pulmonary conditions they are most at risk. that is true. i want to be clear here. we are all at risk. this is fine particulate air. you cannot necessarily see it in the air, but you can feel it. this can come on suddenly. masquerading almost like seasonal allergy symptoms or even an upper respiratory situation. but assume we are all at risk. obviously things that you can do, reduce or avoid going outdoors unnecessary it's necessary. because these fine particulate matters, particles, can get into the eyes and lungs causing burning eyes, running nose. it can even precipitate bronchitis.

if you have under lying cardiovascular or respiratory conditions you are most at risk. >> you're saying everyone, everyone? >> absolutely. this is a true environmental public health issue. >> what precautions can we take? >> listen, i think commonsense precautions really apply here. if you have to go outside, put a mask on. otherwise, keep your indoor air as clean as possible. run your air conditioning, if you have it. be in touch with your health care provider if you have asthma. n-95, k-95, the best we have. if you have to go out, put one on. >> i know you will be talking about this again on gma3. thanks so much, jen. now to the deadly mass shooting outside a graduation ceremony in virginia. two people were killed, five shot and at least a dozen injured. a suspect is in custody. faith abubey is in richmond with the latest. good morning, faith. >> reporter: good morning to you, robin. investigators are still trying to determine what led to this deadly mass shooting, they

describe the scene as chaos, mayhem. hundreds of people were inside this park celebrating, taking photographs and then over here, other graduates and their loved ones were walking out of a graduation ceremony when suddenly gunshots rang out. this is the moment a barrage of gun fire pierced the celebration outside a high school graduation near the campus of virginia commonwealth university in richmond. >> all traffic stand by. >> reporter: overnight, police confirming two people were killed. a family member telling abc news they were father and son. 18-year-old shawn jackson and his father, there to celebrate his son crossing the stage with his diploma just minutes earlier. jackson's 9-year-old sister was hit by a fleeing car and is recovering in a wheelchair. >> selfish act, senseless act. the question that comes in my mind right now is, is nothing

sacred any longer? >> reporter: authorities say the incident began around 5:15 p.m. tuesday. high school students and their loved ones leaving the theater after the ceremony when the shots rang out. >> i walked past this guy. he ran and next thing i know he was shot. and then somebody threw me up under a tree or a bush. then people were just on top of me. it was total, total chaos. >> multiple people shot. >> reporter: police say officers were on scene within 45 seconds. five others were also shot. police say one man is being treated for life threatening injuries. according to investigators, the suspect, a 19-year-old man, is facing two second degree murder charges with possibly more to come. officers believe he knew at least one of the victims. >> this should have been a safe space.

people should have felt safe at a graduation. it's incredibly tragic that someone decided to bring a gun to this incident and rain terror on our community. >> reporter: george, another sign of how quickly people ran. we found a graduation sash on the ground. the richmond public school district cancelled all high school graduation ceremonies scheduled for this week until further notice. >> just terrible. faith, thank you very much. race for the white house now. the battle for the republican presidential nomination is heating up. chris christie launched his campaign last night. he's standing by live. mike pence just released his video announcement this morning. rachel scott is tracking the race from manchester, new hampshire. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: good morning. they were once close allies. his own former vice president, mike pence, and former senior adviser, chris christie, now joining a very crowded republican field but taking two very different approaches when it comes to taking on the former president.

this morning mike pence launching his 2024 campaign challenging his old boss, donald trump. >> it would be easy to stay on the sidelines, but that's not how i was raised. that's why today, before god and my family, i'm announcing i'm running for president of the united states. >> reporter: without mentioning trump directly, the once loyal vp says it's now time for new leadership. >> we're better than this. we can turn this country around. but different times call for different leadership. >> reporter: one candidate is who calling out trump by name, chris christie. >> the person i am talking about, who is obsessed with the mirror and who always finds someone else and something else to blame for whatever goes wrong, but finds every reason to take credit for anything that goes right, is donald trump. >> reporter: the form new jersey governor announcing his second bid for the white house with a blistering attack on trump. the candidate christie once endorsed and advised. >> eight years ago you were

entertained. i forgive you. [ laughter ] but it ain't funny any more. it is the last throes of a bitter, angry man who wants power back for himself. >> reporter: christie and pence are entering a crowded field. by the end of the week, 12 republicans will be fighting for the nomination. it's extremely rare to see two former running mates challenge each other. the field just keeps on growing larger. also expected to join the race today, north dakota's governor. he's also calling for new leadership. george, we have been out on the campaign trail and no one is taking on trump as directly as chris christie. >> we are going to see him right now. rachel, thank you very much. chris, thank you for joining us. i'm gonna miss you on the roundtable. much more importantly, why should you be president? >> george, look. what we have seen over the last eight years, both from the biden administration and the trump

administration is folks on the trump side who put themselves before the american people. that's exactly what he's done each and every time when there's been a key decision to make. and joe biden has shown he is simply not up for the job. i have been tested, tested over and over again in a blue state when i was governor, a very difficult place to govern. i know how to bring solutions to our party and, most importantly, to our country. >> i guess the big question is, how are you going to get there? you're pretty far behind in the polling, at least the initial polling. it's very early. you're kind of caught in a republican party between the pro trumper, who don't like the fact that you don't support him, and the never trumpers who don't like the fact that you stuck with him so long. so how do you find a lane? >> george, i think there's only one lane for the republican nomination for president. donald trump is the head of it. you need to go right through him and make the case against him. that's what i intend to do, while also making the case for leadership that doesn't turn its

back on ukraine, for leadership that says yes, we have to be fiscally responsible again. for leadership that says we should have educational freedom. and when you make promises as a presidential candidate, you should keep them. donald trump promised to replace and repeal obama care, he didn't do it. he promised to build a wall and have mexico pay for it. he didn't do it. he promised to balance the budget in four years. he left with the largest deficit of any president in history. he promised to retire our national debt in eight years and added trillions to it. that's broken promises like that, george, hurt the american people. the stakes are too high. that's the case you need to make. if you make it effectively, i think we will be the nominee. >> are you going to be able to make the case? in order to get into the republican detate you have to pledge to support the republican nominee. you said you're never going to support donald trump even if he gets the republican nomination for president. will you be on the debate stage? can you support donald trump if, indeed, he is the republican nominee?

>> george, i'll be on the debate stage. i will take the pledge that the rnc puts in front of me just as seriously as donald trump did eight years ago when he signed the pledge. they begged him to do it. on the first debate stage, he didn't raise his hand to say he would support the nominee. i will do whatever i have to do to be on that stage and to be able to make the case to the american people that there's a need for new leadership. i'll take the pledge as seriously as donald trump did. >> are you saying you're going to take the pledge but you won't mean it? >> what i'm saying george is i'm going to do exactly what the rnc has set us up to do. eight years ago donald trump signed the pledge but disregarded it. there was no penalty. i'm going to do whatever i need to do to save my party and my country. we're gonna get 40,000 donors at least that you need to be on the stage and we're going to make the case directly to the american people. >> if donald trump gets the nomination for president, will you vote for him?

>> george, he's not gonna get the nomination for president because i am. >> chris christie, thank you very much. rebecca? >> all right, george. thank you. we turn to breaking news this morning. pope francis is set to under go surgery after being hospitalized on wednesday. lama hasan has the latest. good morning, lama. >> reporter: good morning, rebecca. the vatican announcing pope francis has gone to the hospital for intestinal surgery in rome. the pope now 86 years old, will be under general an aesthetic and will remain hospitalized for several days. the announcement comes just two years after he had a section of his large intestine removed in 2021. the pope has also suffered from chronic knee pain, often using a wheelchair and walker. he's refused surgery because he's reacted badly when he's been in the hospital in the past. the pope did hold an audience this morning. you can see him greeting the crowd. he also has two meetings before going to the hospital.

as you can imagine, because of his age and previous ailments there are growing concerns for his health. guys? >> lama, thank you. we're going to turn to damar hamlin, back on the football field. the buffalo bills safety fully practiced with his team at off season training activities tuesday wearing his helmet for the first time. we know he suffered cardiac arrest during a game last season. had to be revived on the field. we all saw that. even though there's no timeline for a return to game action, he is making an incredible recovery. >> that is great to see. >> coming up here on gma, the megamerger between long time rivals pga and liv golf. we'll have players reaction this morning. >> a mother of four shot to death by her neighbor. the urgent investigation as her family demands justice. plus, could you be getting sick from marijuana? what's behind the rise of a rare illness? but first, ginger, back to you.

>> more than 2 inches of rain in just 45 minutes. it was a gusher in little havana, miami. they had a higher tide than normal, too. flood watches are all out west. lot of that melting snow and some extra thunderstorms. your local weather in 30 seconds. drew: i am meteorologist drew tuma with your accuweather forecast. partly cloudy conditions today. temperatures cool for june, 10 degrees below average in some spots. 60's and mid-70's by 4:00 p.m.

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>> koepka conquers the pga! >> reporter: the saudi backed liv tour which has lured top players like bruce koepka and phil mickelson to play for them by offering big bucks is officially merging with the pga tour. >> this ultimately is a decision that i think is in the best interest of the all of the members of the pga tour. >> reporter: they will receive financing from the saudi wealth fund directly linked to the saudi government with a history of human rights abuses. >> there's probably 100 players or more in there. i can tell you there was a lot of maybe frustration and anger from the players inside there. >> reporter: dylan woo, a professional goffer was playing at the canadian open when he heard the news. >> everybody was like, what happened? the pga had such a strong stance against liv golf a couple years ago. said if these players leave who were on the pga tour, you won't be welcomed back. >> reporter: insiders say the

bottom line is about the bottom line. uniting the liv golfers with pga stars like tiger woods and rory mcilroy. >> if you look big picture. if you look five years down the line, this will lead to a tour with more money, that plays in more cities internationally. >> just yesterday secretary of state blinken touched down in saudi arabia for a week of high level talks. the white house refused to comment on the deal in tuesday's briefing. this will be a talker for the days and weeks to come. >> but plenty others are commenting. all right, demarco, thank you very much. we'll see you on gma3. all right. now to a florida mother of four who police say was shot to death by a neighbor. that woman is in custody as the family of aj owens demands justice. victor oquendo is there with the story. good morning, victor. >> reporter: good morning, robin. the sheriff's office has been working around the clock ever since the shooting, conducting interview, reviewing evidence and

surveillance and ultimately determining the suspect's actions were not justifiable under florida's stand your ground law. overnight a florida woman accused of shooting her neighbor now in police custody. >> tonight we have arrested 58-year-old susan lorantz for the killing of miss aj owens. >> reporter: lawrence was arrested and charged with manslaughter of aj owens when she knocked on the door. according to police, on friday a group of children were playing next to lawrence's home. one of owens' children forgot their ipad and went back to retrieve it. lawrence allegedly threw a pair of skates at the child. owens approached lawrence's home and was shot through the door as she knocked. the 35-year-old pronounced dead at the hospital. >> i saw her laying on the ground. that's when i went in and started doing scanning for open wounds. >> reporter: franklin heard the gun shot and helped owens. did she lose a lot of blood? >> yes, sir.

you could see the blood on the ground. >> reporter: authorities arresting lawrence days after the incident once they determined florida's stand your ground law which heavily depends on presumption of fear did not apply. the owens family attorneys are calling for the law to be eradicated. >> it does not apply in all situations. this situation is a prime example of when it was not justified. it was simply a killing. >> my daughter, my grandchildren's mother, was shot and killed with her 9-year-old son standing next to her. she had no weapon. she posed no imminent threat to anyone. >> reporter: on twitter, owens' family calling lawrence's arrest pivotal. >> tonight was a pivotal moment with the arrest of the person who shot and tragically killed my daughter. >> reporter: the manslaughter charge carries a penalty up to

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>> we're back with an abc news investigation. an increasing number of cases of a mysterious rare condition are popping up and causing some people to become quite ill. juju chang joins us with how cannabis is linked to the illness. good morning, juju. >> good morning, robin. most people don't think of cannabis as making you violently ill. but some people developed this condition after ingesting cannabinoids over a long period of time. it is being reported far more often with higher potency and greater variety of cannabis product, from vaping to edibles. when erika was 33, the otherwise healthy artist was struck down with a severe mystery illness. >> felt like i was going to die. shake, elevated heart rate, completely dehydrated and the vomiting was back, back, back. >> reporter: erika was in the hospital for two weeks with no diagnosis. she says her doctors assumed she

was suffering from a neurological or psychological disorder. >> they tested me for everything else underneath the sun. i actually had the doctor walk into my room and say, we are sending you home because we can't find anything wrong with you. >> reporter: soon after, erika, who said she was using cannabis multiple times a day, learned about chs. it affects people who use high doses of marijuana daily over an extended period of time. how did you get the diagnosis? >> i diagnosed myself then i went back to my doctor and said, this is what i think i have. he said, oh, do you know what? that sounds right. i have heard of this. >> reporter: chs is a rare condition that causes bouts of vomiting and abdominal pain. one study found chs related er visits increased 13 fold from 2014 to 2021. >> one challenge we have is that patients sometimes believe that their use of marijuana is helping them. we know that in patients with

cancer, marijuana actually reduces nausea and vomiting. so for many patients, understanding that for them this is a poison is a tough pill to swallow. >> reporter: because of the misperception and lack of testing, dr. torbody said chs is often overlooked or misdiagnosed. >> we give patients iv to hydrate them. we do basic testing just to make sure their kidneys aren't failing. that their electrolytes are not disturbed. really, to cure them of this condition they need to stop smoking. >> reporter: erika, now five years cannabis free, started the chs recovery facebook group to help others. >> i get lots of support. >> reporter: the group now has more than 20,000 members. >> i don't want anyone to go through what i went through. if i can stop anyone, maybe consider moderating or just being careful or even knowing that this exists so that they can help themselves, that's really the ultimate goal. >> experts believe chs is caused

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>> good morning america. it's 8 a.m. dangerous air quality alert. tens of millions of americans. wild fire smoke blankets the sky as far south as georgia, as hundreds of wild fires rage in canada. the latest this morning.

>> prince harry back on the stand, returning to court after a bruising cross-examination in his legal battle against the british tabloids. gma parent alert. the urgent warning about boppy products recalled in 2021. why the warning is coming now. the popular beauty influencer and new mom suffering a brain aneurysm just one week before her due date. this morning pregnancy, your risk of stroke and the signs to watch out for. >> the kid thrift movement. ginger shows us the secrets of secondhand shopping for parents. how to find savings. and get your kids in on the fact. >> it's the song that's inspired us for 40 years. gloria gaynor is here live talking about her new documentary and the story behind "i will survive." ♪ this girl is on fire ♪ alicia keys is performing live on gma. she's saying -- >> good morning america!

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smoke stretches, overnight new york city registered as the single worst air quality of any major city in the entire world. not just in new york city. detroit now in the top five on that same list. we're watching as that smoke continues to stretch further south. we have air quality alerts going down to the carolinas and even georgia. this is coming from hundreds of wild fires that have been burning in canada. officials say 10,000 acres have been scorched. that's an area of land larger than the state of vermont and half of these wild fires are still out of control. it means the smoke is not immediately going away. we're expecting another wave to move in tonight into tomorrow, thursday evening maybe here in new york city things will start to lighten up. but conditions could then get worse in western new york and into pennsylvania, too. it might not be until this weekend when we finally see some weather patterns that will start to move this smoke out of here. in the mean time though these

air quality conditions are considered unhealthy to the point we're seeing more and more school districts outright canceling all their outdoor activities, moving things like sports indoors. that's the case with new york city public schools, too. at this point officials do not want our children breathing this air. rebecca. >> important precaution. you say, trevor, very eerie to see. you can smell it here in times square as well. we appreciate your reporting on this. okay. we turn now to prince harry, back on the witness stand, returning to court after a tough cross-examination in his legal battle against the british tabloids. james longman is in london with the latest. good morning, james. >> reporter: good morning, rebecca. harry back in court for more cross-examination. i think it's fair to say yesterday was a difficult day for the prince being pressed to prove that mirror group newspapers hacked his phone and sent private investigators after him. now some of the conversation today has focused on alleged visit by the prince to a lap dancing club in his youth.

the questioning is titled prince of lap land. he says that information for this article must have been sourced by phone hacking. he also says it's part of the reason he broke up with his then girlfriend chelsea davey. the key with this article as with the 33 articles he's taken issue with, he has to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that mirror group hacked his phone. this group previously admitted to hacking but said they never did it to prince harry. this trial is scheduled to last through the end of the month. today is the last day he will give testimony. he has said that changing tabloid culture is his life's work. robin? >> we'll see what happens there, james. thank you. now to the urgent warning for parents and care givers urging them to stop using recalled boppy recalled products two years after they were pulled from the market. stephanie ramos joins us with more. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: robin, good morning. consumer product safety commission and the boppy company are issuing a joint alert,

asking parents and caregivers who may still have boppy pillow products to stop using them. boppy original newborn lounger, boppy preferred newborn loungers and pottery barn boppies. the youngers were recalled due to suffocation risk after multiple infants died after being put on the pillows. the agency and boppy company said they have not been for sale legally since the recall but parents are still buying and selling the pillows through online market places which is illegal and unsafe. any consumer who has one of these products should contact the boppy company for a refund and instructions for how to properly dispose of them. cpsc all recommend infants sleep on their backs on a firm flat surface with no blanket, pillows or padded crib bumpers nearby. >> all important information, stephanie, thank you.

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>> boy, look at the smoke. >> you do see the smoke in new york city. our gma cover story is about the influencer jackie miller james who is in a coma after suffering a brain aneurysm one week before her due date. eva pilgrim has the story. good morning, eva. >> she was a seemingly healthy mom to be when this brain aneurysm happened. now her husband and family are doing everything they can to keep her alive. this morning new mom jackie miller james is in a coma after suffering a brain aneurysm one week before her due date. her husband rushing her to the hospital where she under went an emergency c-section and brain surgery at the same time. jackie, a popular skin care and beauty influencer with more than 4,000 followers on tik tok.

>> this is like an example of what you're doing to need the treatment for. >> reporter: who posts pictures and videos about her life, sharing beauty tips and recently documenting the different stage of her pregnancy. she's under gone five brain procedures while in the coma. her family thinks she will be in the hospital for months. while doctors say strokes are not common in pregnancy, but being pregnant does put a woman at higher risk for stroke, especially those with high blood pressure, gestational diabetes and blood clots. >> pregnant women are three times likely to have a stroke compared to nonpregnant women. so pregnancy and the post partum period are a higher risk time in a woman's life in a lot of ways. one is for her cardiovascular system. >> reporter: the symptoms of stroke can come on very suddenly. numbness or weakness, especially on one side

of the body, trouble speaking, trouble seeing, trouble walking or a severe headache. if you experience these symptoms, you want to call 911 immediately. >> i think the bottom line is for pregnant women to make sure they're keeping their doctors in the loop about their personal medical history, their family history and keeping them up to date with any new or worrisome symptoms they might be experiencing. >> there is some good news. the baby is home. jackie's family hoping that they'll all be reunited soon. guys? >> we're all hoping for that. thank you, eva, so much. now to a new treatment for some of the under lying symptoms op polycystic syndrome. the daughter of faith hill and tim mcgraw posting their daughter is taking mounjaro to treat her pcos symptoms. erielle reshef has the story for us. ♪ >> reporter: this morning as more and more people are turning

to medications first approved to treat diabetes now being used for weight loss. >> i have lost over 42 pounds thanks to this baby right here. >> reporter: some women say drugs like ozempic are also helping ease the symptoms of polycystic syndrome. >> after all this time trying to figure out how to treat pcos, mounjaro was the issue. >> reporter: it can lead to insulin resistance, a risk factor for type 2 diabetes and weight gain. the way these new medicines work is they treat insulin resistance. when we do that, many of the symptoms of pcos, especially the weight related symptoms, can get better. >> reporter: pcos affects 6% to 12% of reproductive aged women. grace mcgraw recently opened up about her health journey on instagram.

i did use ozempic last year, yes. i am now on a low dose of mounjaro for my pcos as well as working out. other women also turning to these medications used for diabetes and weight loss. 26-year-old vernessa cooper from texas has documented her story on tik tok. she said she was diagnosed with pcos ten years ago. >> taking my mounjaro with me. >> reporter: sharing her doctor prescribed mounjaro last year. she said it has changed her life, helping her lose over 40 pounds which she says helped regulate her cycle and reduce inflammation. >> since starting back in november on mounjaro, it has honestly just been like a stress relief. i feel like a weight has literally been lifted off of my shoulders. >> reporter: tiffany groh struggled with pcos until he learned about the effects of mounjaro on tik tok. she said she has now lost 40 pounds and has a regular cycle for the first time in her life.

>> this whole time i have been living life and think it's normal to think about food all the time. then all of a sudden you don't think about food. >> reporter: erielle reshef, abc news, new york. >> thanks to erielle. our chief medical contributor dr. jen ashton is back. this is your wheel house, gynecology and nutrition. break this down. >> pcos 411. this is the most common but least understood condition affecting women. what is it? it is a hormonal imbalance. signs and symptoms include everything from irregular periods to weight gain, obesity, excessive body hair, acne, insulin resistance. it can increase the risk of type 2 die beatty, metabolic syndrome, fertility issues. not always, but it can. how do we make the diagnosis? really, a combination of good history, good physical exam, some blood tests to look at hormone levels, possibly plus minus an ultrasound even though

that's kind of fallen out of favor recently. it can be subtle. it's not always so obvious. >> why are these medications for this, and what are the risks? >> in terms of management, i think these medications have an awful label role for pcos. it depends on the severity. we normally manage this with attention to diet, nutrition, a good eating plan, possibly hormonal management. weight loss medications have a role. we used to use the drug metforeman a lot with women with pcos. it's still used. then medications to treat acne and body hair. but i think when you talk about mounjaro, ozempic, they have a role in women who are suffering from overweight and obesity and have pcos. >> there's some psychological aspects? >> there absolutely are, robin. it takes courage for someone like this to come forward with transparency and honesty and share her story. i think you have to connect the dots on the psycho social.

these drugs can affect our relationship with food and perhaps even our addictive component with food. it's complicated. but you have to remember the mind and body connection. >> talking about this as well on gma3. thanks so much. you can scan the qr code on your screen or head over to good morning america.com for more information. rebecca? >> thank you. we are turning now to our series secrets of secondhand shopping. this morning ginger is in atlanta finding the best thrift deals for kids. all right, ginger. where are the treasures? show them to us? >> rebecca, this is my dream come true. i think it's the biggest and most well organized kids thrift shop i have ever been inside. personally, i have mostly second hand shopped for my boys. it looks like i'm not alone. last couple of years experts said the children's thrift is growing rapidly especially in teens. let me tell you something. this is not our grandma's yard sale.

they grow so fast. my boys are blowing through clothes just like so many in your family. thankfully, secondhand children's clothing is having a moment. meet the founder of thrifting atlanta. >> this kills me because something like this, overall for snow. he didn't wear it. we didn't have snow. now he's grown out. >> oh my goodness. right. this is the perfect opportunity for you to make some money off of this piece. >> all right. >> karen's first pick, bringing clothes that they've outgrown and sell them for store credit. our first stop at kid to kid a sweater, vest, pants and the snow gear i got got me $22 in store credit. that's enough to score new items with money left over. >> you have $1.70 left on your store credit. high five on that one. >> next up, karen brought me over to uptown cheap skate, pointing out these days being a thrifter is cool. >> now you know people are

bragging about, i got this from the thrift store. i only paid $5. it's the thing to do. >> finally at once upon a child, karen's third tip, make a list of items your kid needs in advance. new store, new mission. i want to find a gift for my niece. you think gifting is okay with thrifting? >> it was something i wasn't fond of, but i absolutely love doing it now. first of all, they're getting more for the buck. the choices are much more impressive. >> we nailed it. i got both for under 7 bucks. the savings for our pocket book is great. if we all did this, the savings for the planet is huge. epa estimates in 2018 there were 17 million tons of clothing and shoes sent to the trash. that's like 46 empire state buildings in weight. it is quite gross.

only 15% of that, rebecca, was recycled or reused properly. >> wow, ginger. that puts it in context. i gotta say. you're giving me nostalgia for rag stock back in minneapolis. i used to sift through all those aisles as a kid. you also say thrifting is more about quality than quantity. tell us about that. >> yes. so it's great. stores like this do a quality check for you. but you can do a step further. look at that tag. what's it made out of? who made it? that way it can be passed on to the younger siblings which is no big deal for second, third, fourth siblings. on top of that our expert, karen, told me if you are just starting and you need a gate way into thrifting go because you could find tag on, meaning clothing that nobody has worn before in stores like this. that way you know it's brand new. best time to shop for that is january. lot of people have gifts and then sold them at places like here. let's drew: i am meteorologist drew tuma with your accuweather forecast.

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>> hey, bay area live with kelly . mark is coming up. >> we'll chat with katrina bao from outlander. plus a performance from jake shears. that's at nine on abc seven. >> we will see you in a half hour. >> kelly and mark right now, temperatures were gradually warming into the low 60s and our mild spots this morning. here's a live look. the exploratorium camera, we're starting out with a fair amount of cloud cover increasing sunshine as the day goes on, but cool for june. temps in the 60s and 70s reggie, drew, thank you. >> we're going to see you right before 9:00 for our next update. until then, you can always check us out at abc7 news .com and our abc7 bay area ne >> announcer: welcome back to gma live from times square. >> indeed, playoff time, game 3 tonight. denver nuggets miami heat tied at one game apiece. will reeve is live in miami. good morning, will. >> reporter: hey, good morning,

george. we've got so much in store for you coming up. we got the heat dancers. we've got the hoop troop. we've got the golden oldies. we got a lot of excitement going on here. [ applause ] right here this is anthony mole. we are about to show you something anthony and burnie the mascot have a special relationship here. anthony, we want to show america what that's all about. ♪ >> he's the spirit leader in the arena. the joy starter. >> reporter: for 32 years burnie the mascot has been the miami heat's most intense flame. but for vincent pace. >> we all have masks, do you know what i mean? >> reporter: what burnie stands for is much more internal. >> it takes a lot of thinking, control. i think watching that and being part of that has helped me learn myself from a different angle. >> reporter: and now he wants to give back. vince says an impromptu dance battle with anthony mole at a

game earlier this year was like looking in the mirror at his younger self. >> burnie had actually showed interest in anthony. took him in the back. he spoke to him. he encouraged him. >> reporter: just like him, anthony struggles with learning disabilities and found his footing by becoming his middle school's beloved mascot. >> it was amazing to see burnie and give that kid an opportunity to be great at something. that one stop can change the course of somebody's life. the thought of that is what blew me away. >> he surprises me, you know, every day of the things that he does. i just know that it's not gonna stop here. he's gonna be someone that's amazing, that touches a lot of people's hearts. >> reporter: all right, guys. we ready to rock here? we've got some epic mascots. anthony, you're an epic mascot. so is burnie. i think we should have a dance battle. right?

burnie show us what you got quickly. [ cheers ] oh! oh! okay. all right. that's bernie. anthony, show us what you got. anthony, everybody. hey! [ cheers ] hey! anthony! my man. give me some of that. i love that. come right here. that was amazing. you're amazing. burnie, what do you think? i'm not fluid in mascot. i am conversing. what i think you're saying is you want anthony to come with you tonight in costume to dance at game 3 of the nba finals? [ cheers ] yeah! anthony, what do you think? >> yes. >> reporter: that's a quick yes.

that's not all. where's your mom? naomi, come up here. anthony is such a good kid. you feeling good? you excited? yes. you're gonna dance up a storm tonight. how proud are you of anthony? >> i am so proud of him. he lights up everybody, everywhere he goes. it's just amazing to be here with burnie an everybody. >> reporter: speaking of experience, with your son dancing on the court tonight at the nba finals, we thought you should be here along with your family. how would you like tickets to the game tonight? do you want to come? [ cheers ] anthony, you are going to the nba finals. naomi, you as well. with your family. let's get another round for burnie! for anthony! [ cheers ] that's coming up game 3 tonight on abc. anthony will be there dancing at halftime. his family will be there partying it up, watching the heat.

guys, another surprise well done. >> we're not done with surprises. we all want to wish you happy birthday. we have a surprise for you. >> let's go heat! let's go heat! let's go heat! >> i appreciate that. thank you. whoa! >> happy birthday,! >> reporter: thank you. we surprised the surpriser. thank you very much. oh gosh. wait. burnie is bringing something else. i thought he was going to smash -- thank you, guys. thank you. [ applause ] thank you. >> we love you, will! happy birthday. enjoy. enjoy. >> go get it, anthony. >> yes! >> we don't know who is going to survive, if it will be the heat or nuggets. but we survive with the woman gloria gaynor. [ applause ] yes! the story behind. she's got a documentary out. gonna talk all about it. i will survive hey hey. ♪

♪ >> alicia keys showing her love. she was blowing kisses here. we are talking about two time grammy winner, gloria gaynor, everybody. [ applause ] yes! and her director. they're here to talk about their new documentary gloria gaynor i

will survive. >> i surely will. >> look at you. last time i saw you, we were in dc together. because i will survive, the national -- what was it? the library of congress entered in the national recording registry. i will survive. i was so pleased to be part of this documentary. what was that moment like? to know that this song -- >> it was awesome. i never expected that. so when it happened i was like -- over the moon. >> do you remember the first time you heard "i will survive?" >> absolutely. i was in the studio where i was supposed to be recording. i went to record another song. >> right, right. >> when i asked the producers what it was going to be, they didn't know. they took my choices. heard my choices of what songs i like to sing. said we believe you've been the one we've been waiting for to

record this song we wrote two years ago. >> it didn't stay on the b side for very long because you brought it to life. >> absolutely. >> right. thank you very much for what you have done with this film and documentary. what did you learn about ms. gaynor doing this? >> i learned no matter what pit falls happen in life and what you go through and what people tell you who you should be, you can go beyond it. you can create the life you want to live. i learned about faith. i learned about what you are facing. lastly i learned she can do a two minute plank better than me. >> what? no, no, no. can i show them a clip? i want everybody to see your reaction. you were in spain. the school kids there had a performance for you and your reaction. here it is. >> this is a moment that is so unbelievably emotional for me. i have fans all over the world. but to be honored like this, to feel the love.

>> i know. it still gets to you, doesn't it? >> yes. >> can we get some tissues here for ms. gaynor. >> the children. the children. they were on vacation. they were on summer vacation. i expected the school to be empty, yet here they were. it was incredible. they learned to sing the song. it was incredible. >> you are so humble. eddie's going to bring you a tissue. >> thank you. >> thank you, eddie. here they are again. i love showing that. who was it? it was lizzo and harry styles. they sang. >> yes, yes. >> they sang it. what do you think it is about the song? >> the song celebrates tenacity of the human spirit. if you're human, you got a

spirit, and this song helps you celebrate. who doesn't love to celebrate? >> we love to celebrate. what was it about ms. gaynor here that you wanted to do this documentary? >> i met her in 2015. i thought her life was incredible worldwide super star. had so many things. i met her. she's 71. she had just gotten her psychology degree. she was on a mission to not only teach people to survive, but thrive through this album that she was so fun because no one was helping her out. i thought, okay. here we go. eight years later, here we are. >> singing gospel. yes, yes. you won a grammy for it as well. >> yes. >> it was later in life. it was after a divorce. you take us there. you make us understand. it was just talk about that second act in your life that brought you here. >> i used to sing the song "the best is yet to come." i was right. and that's what happens when you, you know, you build up, you

build up and you try to do things in life. and if you keep moving forward, you will reach your goal. it will be exactly what you want it to be if you surround yourself with the right people and hold on to your faith and know that as good as with you and for you and you're trying to follow his path, the path that he would like you to have. he's the only one who wants what's best for you and can help you get that. >> amen. >> so when you do all those things it comes together. going to have a beautiful life. >> that's right. you not only survive, you thrive. you're not done yet. >> no. >> what you got cooking now? >> well, i have a new, some new music coming out. i have written songs for that new album with some really great writers who have written for taylor swift and meghan trainor and miley cyrus.

i'm going to italy the end of next month to perform with andrea bocelli at a charity event. in september, i have a performance in my hometown at the bergen performing arts center. i'm looking forward to seeing all of you there. >> they get to perform with you. you're not performing with them. everybody you mentioned, they get to perform with you. >> thank you. >> so thank you. thank you, gloria. thank you for bringing her story to life, betsy. so eager for more people to see it. thank you. >> thank you so much. >> and the world premiere, how does that sound? world premiere of gloria gaynor i will survive is this friday at the tribeca festival. check it out. now to ginger who is there for weather. ginger? >> hey, robin. even here in north georgia we're going to be able to see haze and smoke from the wild fires in quebec.

not as concentrated as it's been in the middle east. by the evening tonight, much of the northeast is going to see as bad or worse than you had last night. watch those unhealthy air quality alerts. that near surface smoke settles in and comes in waves. western new york and pittsburgh under the gun by thursday night. we'll finally start to move this out by late week, early weekend, depending on your location. let's get a check now closer to home. drew: i am abc 7 news meteorologist drew tuma. partly cloudy skies today. cool for june in the 60's and mid 70's. we will keep the cool pattern through the weekend. expect morning fog to sunun >> i mean, all this musical royalty. coming up, alicia keys. yes! performing live. look at her. that's right. live, come on now.

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>> we are back now with 15 time grammy winning artist alicia keys. she is kicking off a north american tour this month. she also announced the world premiere of her original stage musical. she's going to perform for us in just a moment. first i want to hear about all of it. first let's talk about the tour. june 28th in ft. lauderdale. >> first day. >> i love that. >> this is keys to the summer tour. get it while it's hot. this is gonna sell out. i love this idea. it's a 360 -- >> experience. it's my first time doing a 360 experience. i will be in the middle of the arena the whole show. we're all going to be experiencing it together. it's the most beautiful show that i have probably ever done. just visually it's going to be stunning. and the best part about it, i'm

singing songs that so many fans have said, you sing me this one? what about that one? my favorite. i'm putting songs that i don't often get to sing in in show. it's about to be all around good vibe, good energy, keys to the summer. you're going to love it. [ applause ] >> i'm so excited. you're busy. i guess i want to talk about your kids first. will you bring the family? >> it is summer so that usually works out. fortunately, we have some time off from school. obviously love traveling together. it makes for the best experience, too. last summer we were able to do some touring and traveling together. even egypt got on stage with me. you never know what's going to happen. the little one wants to get on stage. don't leave me out. >> truly 360. get the full experience. the other big pproject, you're bringing us to hell's kitchen. >> yes, i am. >> tell me about this musical. it will be open in the fall at

the public theater here in new york city. it's loosely based on your own life. >> it's the experience of growing up in new york city, really chasing a dream, trying to find who you are, discover your identity and really, really follow your heart ultimately. it's called hell's kitchen. it is incredible. i have been developing it for over 11 years. it takes so long to get to this perfect place. we have the most amazing team around this project. the director, book writer, camille brown is core graphing. when i tell you this is broadway's finest tour about new york city. >> a little show called hamilton also opened there. let's go. they want you to perform. we want to give you every second that you need. i want to remind everybody, tickets to the keys to the summer tour are available now. get them before they sell out.

here she is our friend alicia keys singing "like you'll never see me again." thank you for being here. >> this is good. >> love this song so much. dedicated to you. still is. ♪ if i had no more time no more time left to be here would you cherish what we had was i everything that you were looking for ♪ ♪ if i couldn't feel your touch and no longer were you with me i'd be wishing you were here to be everything that i had been looking for ♪

♪ i don't wanna forget the present is a gift i don't wanna take for granted the time you may have me ♪ ♪ lord only knows another day is not really guaranteed so every time you hold me hold me like this is the last time ♪ ♪ every time you kiss me kiss me like you'll never see me again ♪ ♪ every time you touch me touch me like this is the last time, promise that you'll love me and love me like you'll never see me again ♪ ♪ how many of you know what love

is, many of you never will do you know until you lose it that it's everything that we are looking for ♪ ♪ when i wake up in the morning you're beside me i'm so thankful that i found everything that i have been looking for ♪ ♪ so every time you hold me hold me like this is the last time, every time you kiss me kiss me like you'll never see me again ♪ ♪ every time you touch me touch me like this is the last time, promise that you'll love me, love me like you'll never see me again ♪ ♪ oh, oh, oh oh, oh, oh ♪

♪ oh, oh, oh oh, oh, oh ♪ ♪ everything that we are looking for ♪ [ cheers ] ♪ always in that state of mind ♪ ♪ living on a high vibration ♪ ♪ so hot gonna make it melt ♪ ♪ and i'm lovin' what i'm tastin' ♪ ♪ que bonito lugar lleno de tanto sabor ♪ ♪ so much flavor ♪ ♪ un future brillante se acerca ♪ ♪ ahhhhhhh ♪ ♪ nos gusta mezclar ♪ ♪ como malteada ♪ ♪ aqui hay lugar ♪ ♪ yeah we livin' in the golden state ♪ ♪ dame mas, fres-co y real ♪ ♪ (wooh) dale gas ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado ♪ when i was his age, we had to be inside to watch live sports. ♪ (wooh) dale gas ♪ but with xfinity, we get the fastest mobile service and can stream down the street or around the block! hey, can you be less sister, more car?

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still residual delays in both directions. but where it is moving smoothly now is the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights come on at 533 and jobina. >> right now. temperatures were gradually climbing through the 50s into the low 60s this morning. here is a live look. this is our exploratorium camera this morning. finding mainly overcast skies. first thing we'll see those clouds break down as the morning goes on. we'll see some sunshine this afternoon under partly cloudy conditions and we'll find temperatures cool for june in 60s and 70s. by 4 p.m, reggie. >> thank you, drew. time now for live with kelly and mark. we are back on the air at 11 for midday live. until then, hope you have ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and mark!" today, from the hit drama "outlander," caitriona balfe! plus, one of the stars of the series "beef,"ou