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documents at mar-a-lago, refusing to return them and scheming to obstruct the investigation. the former president arrested and fingerprinted sitting just feet away from jack smith. what happens next in the case? rachel scott has the latest. all eyes on the economy this morning. will interest rates rise again? following the new report showing inflation slowing. what the decision could mean for your bottom line. i-95 disaster. new video being reviewed by investigators showing the moment the fire ignited. as crews work around the clock. now how this disaster will directly affect your wallet. the mississippi police officer who shot and wounded an 11-year-old boy in his own home suspended without pay. we're hearing from him for the first time. abc news exclusive. an accused of the alleged boston serial sexual assault suspect and her mother sit down to tell her story. what she said happened on that night 15 years ago. how she plans to face him in court.

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you think vegas needed any other reason to celebrate? they are always ready for a good party. what a night it was for the golden knights. fans celebrating their stanley cup win well into the night. pretty sure they're still going this morning. >> i love the story. it's an entrepreneurial story. they built that team out of nothing. here they are. we also have some good news and bad news for your money. inflation is at its lowest level in two years, but there's still real pain at the supermarket. groceries have been getting more expensive and they continue to climb. we'll also get to that key decision today from the federal reserve that's going to affect your credit cards, car loans and mortgages. >> it is a big decision. we're going to start with donald trump. he pleaded not guilty to charges that he hid documents from authorities. last night he rallied his supporters and prepared to campaign for president while facing criminal trials in at least two courtrooms. rachel scott reports from new jersey. good morning, rachel.

>> reporter: good morning, george. the former president quickly tried to turn the page, going in front of the cameras to rally his supporters. inside the courtroom, he never uttered a single word. his arms were crossed. his face was stern. he appeared to understand the gravity of the moment as the first former president to face federal criminal charges. overnight former president donald trump rallying his supporters at his golf club. just hours after pleading not guilty to 37 counts, related to his alleged mishandling of classified documents. >> they will fail and we will win bigger and better than ever before. >> reporter: in front of the cameras, trump was upbeat and defiant declaring his innocence and threatening to go after president biden if elected. >> i will never be moving. >> reporter: but behind closed doors, a much different tone. >> we love you. >> reporter: hours earlier in florida, trump's motorcade departing his resort, the former president riding alone on the way to the courthouse, a group

of supporters and opponents gathering outside, largely peaceful, far fewer than the tens of thousands police had prepared for. >> we love trump! >> reporter: inside trump was arrested. his fingerprints taken electronically, but no mug shot and no handcuffs. when he entered the courtroom he was just feet from jack smith. with slumped shoulders and crossed arms, trump didn't utter a single word. his lawyer entering his plea, not guilty. prosecutors say trump illegally kept classified documents with some of the government's most sensitive secrets at his mar-a-lago club, storing them in a ballroom, storage room, even a bathroom. as the federal government pushed to get them back, prosecutors say trump repeatedly tried to obstruct their investigation, allegedly suggesting his attorney hide or destroy the documents. also at the defense table r trump's aide walt nada, who allegedly conspired with his

boss to obstruct the investigation. accused of moving dozens of boxes to hide them from trump's attorney. the judge ordering the two to not discuss the facts of the case. they left the courtroom together making one last stop at a cuban restaurant in little havana. >> are you ready? food for everyone. food for everyone. >> reporter: nada there right by trump's side. i was part of a small group of reporters allowed inside that courtroom. we noticed special counsel jack smith repeatedly glanced over at the former president. trump never did turn around once to look back at him. at times the former president did appear restless. it was clear he was ready to get this overwith and get back to his 2024 campaign where his legal defense is now a central part of his message, george. >> sure. okay, rachel, thank you very much. let's bring in dan abrams. let's start out with the presidential records act. the president claims he is allowed to keep these documents, but the records act is pretty

clear. it says they belong to the government, not the former president. >> correct. this is definitely a mischaracterization of what it is. there have been disputes between presidents and the national archives over what should be considered a presidential record. but none of that relates to documents created by agencies, what are called agency records. the fbi documents, the cia documents, the documents. those have never been suggested -- >> they're not personal. >> no one suggested those are presidential records. if you take his argument to the extreme, basically saying i can take home any document ever that belongs to the government that i saw or had access to. any of it. i should be able to take it all home. and of course that's not the case. >> he also made a claim saying he didn't have time to go through the documents. >> it's the first time we have heard the former president address the question of, all right, so what happened here? this is the first time we've heard him say i actually didn't have time to go through the

boxes. the question has been how did this happen? did someone pack the boxes for you? did you go through them? of course prosecutors are alleging he knew exactly what was in the boxes. he was giving specific orders with regard to it. >> moved from the storage room to his office. from the storage room to other locations. they're going to have rebuttals to that argument. >> including some video evidence. >> dan abrams, thank you very much. >> thank you, george. all eyes on the federal reserve set to announce this afternoon whether they'll raise interest rates yet again or pause. elizabeth schulze is in new york this morning. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: good morning, michael. this is a critical phraoegt for the federal reserve. for the first time in 15 months, the federal reserve is expected to pause its aggressive interest rate hikes. since march of 2022, the fed raised rates ten times in a row. making it a lot more expensive

to borrow money. mortgage rates have nearly doubled during that time. average credit card balances, interest rates have spiked to a new record. the fed's goal here is to slow down spending in order to lower the prices that we pay. there are signs it's working. as inflation cools from that red hot pace we saw last year. now the fed expected to take a breather, michael. >> what does the new inflation report mean for the fed and for american families? >> reporter: right. so that consumer price index report shows that prices were up 4% in may compared to a year ago. that is a lot better than that 9% rate we saw last june. prices are still going up for so many daily essentials. american house holds are paying an extra $260 every month for the same goods and services compared to this time last year. look at the price for a gallon of milk. it's now about $4. that's an improvement from $4.20 last summer, but it is still a lot more than $3.50 two years ago. so the bottom line here is that prices aren't going up as much as they were, but they are still historically high. michael?

>> still taxing on the american family. thank you very much, elizabeth. rebecca? >> all right, michael. thank you. we turn now to the i 95 collapse. officials are set to unveil plans to repair the highway in philadelphia as new video shows the moment a truck burst into flames under that bridge. janai norman is there with the very latest. good morning, janai. >> reporter: rebecca, good morning to you. crews have been working around the clock to demolish what's left of that fire damaged i-95 overpass. we're getting a look at new video that shows the moment the fire began. that tanker truck hauling gasoline crashing and exploding into a fireball early sunday morning. locals tell us it was a tight hair pin curve that you need to slow down to make, that didn't happen. we've been telling you about the local and more widespread impact on traffic. the economic impact could be felt much farther from the collapse site. transportation secretary pete buttigieg was here looking at the destruction tuesday. he says that consumers well

beyond the philadelphia area could see price increases because it will cost more for trucks to detour around the collapse site. he vowed to rebuild fast, saying the only thing more important in making sure that it is rebuild quickly is making sure it's restored safely. it is anticipated that it could take months to replace this overpass. state officials plan to announce their plans to rebuild and reconstruct this critical infrastructure later this morning. michael? >> thank you very much, janai. we're going to turn to severe weather across most of the south. with extreme hail and risk of tornados. ginger's been tracking all of it for us. >> we're track it now because there are severe thunderstorm watches if you're traveling 20, 40, arkansas, mississippi. you could have damage winds. throw a tree into a car, have a giant hail stone crack a windshield or dent your car. we had those yesterday in texas. up to 5.5 inches in diameter. that's bigger than a grape fruit. really dangerous. we'll see more of this today. add even more elevated tornado threat.

george, montgomery, alabama, columbus, georgia all in that hot spot. second highest level of severe storms. >> you can see it there. ginger, thank you very much. now to the mississippi police officer shot and wounded an 11-year-old boy in his own home. the officer has been suspended without pay. we are hearing from him for the first time. demarco morgan has the story. >> reporter: this morning the mississippi officer who shot and injured aderrien murray is speaking out through his attorney. police sergeant greg capers now suspended without pay, pending the outcome of the state's investigation. >> certainly he wishes none of this happened. none of it happened maliciously. none of it happened intentionally. and none of it happened recklessly. it was a pure accident. >> reporter: last month when i sat down with aderrien, he woke up to an argument between his mom and boyfriend. he was told to call police.

when police arrived they ordered everyone in the home to come out with their hands up. >> i came out doing this. >> reporter: then describing the moment that he was shot. >> it felt like a taser, like a big punch to the chest. >> reporter: his mother rushing to his side. >> i said, you're not gonna die, baby. you're not gonna die. just keep talking. >> reporter: the young boy was hospitalized for five days for a collapsed lung, a cut on his liver and fractured ribs. murray's attorney, carlos moore, responding to officer caper's suspension in a statement this morning saying, it was always my belief that it was reckless and the statute clearly states if it's intentional or reckless, it's aggravated assault. the mississippi bureau of investigation is investigating the case and will hand over the results to the mississippi state's attorney general. the boy's family is currently suing both the officer and the police department. the officer saying through his attorney that he is sorry for what happened but is ready to clear his name. >> okay, demarco. thank you.

we turn to san francisco. a major mall downtown pulling out of the city siting sharply declining sales, fewer shoppers and more. it is the latest in a series of companies pulling out of san francisco and another blow to one of the largest urban economies in the country. our chief national correspondent matt gutman is there with more. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, rebecca. there's concern that san francisco could turn into a so called zombie city with its downtown hollowed out by a fentanyl epidemic, homelessness and fleeing retailers. you just mentioned last significant hit, the biggest mall in the city, right in downtown is leaving. this morning a san francisco mall at the epi center in a growing dead zone in an american city. battling homelessness, soaring home prices, the city dealt its latest blow this week. westfield which owns the city's largest mall, stopped paying its $500,000 mortgage and is

surrendering the property to lenders. the company citing decreased occupancy down to 55% including closures of tenants such as nordstrom, banana republic and others. also giving up on downtown, hundreds of other companies including gap and whole foods. union square used to be the beating heart of san francisco but a recent survey found that since 2019, nearly 50% of all the stores here have left. now it's empty storefront after empty storefront after empty storefront. >> last time i was here was 2019. so it was great back then. now i'm scared. i was thinking to switch my hotel. >> reporter: in the first quarter of the year the city saw a 16% rise in robberies and a 41% spike in fentanyl deaths over the same period in 2022. >> you're seeing it all over right now. companies are leaving the city. is san francisco dangerous? >> well, here's the thing. san francisco is a major city

and it has challenges. but let's back up a little bit. you are talking about people who are leaving the city, but not the people who are staying, expanding, coming to san francisco. >> reporter: it's not just san francisco. other west coast cities including portland, seattle and los angeles also suffering from a similar trend from downtown decay. the mayor noting that several metrics are flagged, but it is worth mentioning we are not at union square or the westfield mall this morning because we have been advised that it's simply too dangerous to be there at this hour. michael? >> that's saying a lot there, matt. thank you very much for that. we're going to turn now to vegas, where it has turned up for the golden knights. stanley cup champions after just their sixth season overpowering the florida panthers in five games. good morning, mola.

hopefully you got a little sleep last night. >> reporter: good morning. the las vegas golden knights, at just 6 years old, are champions of the nhl. they did it in dominating fashion. >> the stanley cup trophy to the golden knights! >> reporter: this morning a new king of the ice. the vegas golden knights win their first stanley cup in franchise history after crushing the florida panthers 9-3. gold after gold after gold, the knights winning the nhl crown faster than any expansion team in history. >> grew up in the back yard dreaming of this moment. ultimate goal in hockey. do you know what? we have a great group of guys here. we accomplished it. >> reporter: vegas came in with a 3-1 lead over the florida panthers who were missing several players due to injury. >> pass, broken up. score! >> reporter: team captain mark stone sealing the deal for the knights, scoring a hat trick.

the first in a stanley cup final since 1996. and goalie aidan hill giving a master class in saves, like this one. >> he's saved at least five or six. unbelievable stops! >> reporter: a dream in the making, finally happening. >> we've been through a lot the last five years. we never got this far. >> reporter: championship is the second for the city of las vegas inside just a year. you might remember the wnba las vegas aces won their first title last september, guys. >> mola, thank you very much. coming up the manhattan lawyer accused of sexual assault. we are hearing from one of the accusers and her mother. and a whale ripping a rudder off a yacht in spain. and the unusual orca behavior closer to home. going to go back to ginger now. >> texas has been simmering. we are going to an all out boil. it is dangerous. heat indexes up to 119. that's extended over to new

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far from halcyon drive. the 16 year old victim died at the condition of the 17 year old was not released, but police say that they are stable. no suspect has been arrested. let's see what traffic looks like this morning. >> thank you, reggie. good morning, everyone. so we are going to go back to san jose. we've been focusing on this issue throughout the morning. a deadly crash on northbound 680 before berryessa road. the speeds have not improved. there are still around eight miles per hour in that area and we also have a new two car crash this is going to be blocking at least one lane in fairfield on southbound 680 past gold hill road. >> reggie, thanks to pienta. we're going to check in with meteor

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also this morning you have to see this to believe it. look at this man solve a rubick's cube. three seconds. just over three seconds it took him, setting a brand new world record. i don't know how that even happens. i mean, it takes me three seconds to lift the rubicks cube. >> it was probably under three. that was, i'm gonna practice. >> we're gonna get back to you tomorrow on how michael did with that practice. we've got a lot more ahead, including new footage of a killer whale ripping off a yacht's rudder and the unusual orca behavior closer to home. it is all coming up. right now the latest on the lawyer accused of sexually assaulting women 15 years ago. one of his accusers and her mother speaking to us as he is expected to be released on bail. erielle reshef has the details. >> reporter: good morning to you.

lori pinkham tells us after years of trauma she is finding her voice and ready to face nilo after arrested and charged in the violent spree of sexual assaults that haunted boston for 15 years. lori and her mom are seeking justice and closure. >> i kept thinking is this a nightmare? i'm gonna wake up. >> reporter: the first accuser of boston's serial sexual assault suspect matthew nilo speaking out. lori pinkham sitting down exclusively with abc news with her mom janine by her side, now ready to tell her story of the night she said she was attacked 15 years ago. what do you remember from that night in 2007? >> well, i was, had been out at one of the clubs that i was doing promotions for. i was walking to my car. he pulled up in his car next to me and kind of cut me off and started yelling to me like something like, hey, oh, hey, i saw you.

do you know a ride? i was like, no, i'm okay. and that's when i saw he had a gun in his hand and he just said get in the car. i just got really scared. i just got in the car. >> reporter: did you fear for your life? >> yeah. i started getting scared. he kept driving. as soon as we got to charlestown and he stopped the car i tried to run as fast as i could. he caught up to me and that's when he raped me. >> reporter: what did that night take away from you? >> it took away my freedom, honestly. >> reporter: for more than a decade lori said she lived in a constant state of terror. what was it like for 15 years not knowing who did this to you? >> it's been horrible. a big part of my life stopped that day.

i couldn't work. i didn't want to spend time with anybody. every day i have lived in fear. >> it's heartbreaking. i feel like there's a part of her that didn't get to continue her life. you know? so she didn't finish growing up to become a woman with a career and a family. i know that breaks her heart. >> reporter: but just weeks ago, authorities informed lori they had zeroed in on a suspect later identified as manhattan attorney matthew nilo. >> i was shocked. i couldn't believe it. >> reporter: prosecutors say dna testing linked nilo to lori's unsolved sexual assault case and to three others. when you looked at a picture of the suspect, what did you notice? >> his eyes.

his eyes mostly. i just remember them because they were like black. >> reporter: are you confident that this is the guy? >> yes. absolutely. >> reporter: authorities say they checked dna from the victims' rape kits eventually leading them to nilo, who has pleaded not guilty to seven counts. lori, vowing to face him in court. >> i want him to know that i'm not scared of him at all. >> reporter: why do you feel like now is the moment to come forward? >> i have my chance to look him in the eye and tell him he's not going to get away with it. >> the judge granted nilo the option of paying $500,000 cash bail. so far county officials tell us he remains incarcerated but his lawyer says he expects he'll be released soon. lori tells me she will testify against nilo if asked by prosecutors. her mom says that speaking out to us has been a first step in lori's journey to healing. george?

>> we certainly do hope she heals. thank you very much. you can see more of the interview with lori and her mother tonight on "nightline." michael? >> thank you, george. now to the rise in killer whale attacks. a video showing an orca biting off the rudders off a boat in spain. we also see some unusual behavior closer to home. trevor ault joins us now with more. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, michael. very big day for whale news enthusiasts as we have been reporting, scientists theorize a whale named gladys off the coast of spain has been teaching others to attack boats. we have new video of one of those attacks and at the same time researchers here at home, they say they've just spotted a pod of orca whales off the coast of atlantic in a location they have never seen them before. this morning newly surfaced video of another orca whale attacking a boat, this time off the coast of gibralter. the boat's skipper filming the encounter. you see the whale pulling back from the 48-foot boat having

ripped off the rudder with its teeth, dropping part of it into the sea. >> we lost both rudders. >> reporter: the latest in a series of aggressive whale attacks off the coast of spain going back to 2020. three of them, like this swiss lug sail boat. greg blackburn had to hold out for an hour as a pod of whales targeted his boat. >> the power they possess is incredible. >> reporter: you can see an older whale and calf taking turns slamming the hull. this looks like something we would see in killer whales where one individual started doing it and has taught other whales to do the same thing. we don't really know exactly why they're doing it. >> reporter: much closer to home we're seeing other unusual behavior from a pod of orca. four of them spotted off the coast of nantuckett. >> wherever we see whales, they're probably looking for food from somewhere.

that drives a lot of their movements. last year, for instance, there were similar sightings around this time of year of killer whales off shore in new england as well. so it could be around this time of year that they happen to be passing through. >> reporter: those researchers say they've been watching this section of the atlantic doing aerial surveys kind of like this. they've been watching it for a decade. they've never seen orcas in this section of the ocean. they doubt they're ever going to see them again. at this point given the recent headlines involving whales, it may be time to start expecting the unexpected, guys. >> never say never. thank you very much, trevor. coming up, scam u and the rise of romance scams costing victims more than $1 billion. we have the warning signs to watch out for. and next how paul mccartney is using ai to create one more final beatings song with john lennon. john lennon. ♪ don't leave me waiting

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♪ get back to where you once belonged ♪ >> reporter: this morning beatle mania is back, this time like we have never seen or heard before. ♪ i want to hold your hand ♪ the legendary band set to release new music with the help of artificial intelligence. >> all that is kind of scary but it's the future. >> reporter: former beatle paul mccartney telling bbc radio that ai technology has made it possible to create one more beatles song that will be released later this year. john lennon's voice was ebbing tracted from an old dem in order to finish the song. >> it was an old demo we worked on. we just finished it up. we were able to take john's voice and get it pure through this ai so that then we could mix the record as you would normally do.

>> reporter: the 80-year-old artist said this would be the beatles final record. ♪ don't let me down ♪ >> reporter: mccartney also describing how director peter jackson used ai making "get back" the documentary series. >> he was able to extricate john's voice and a piano. he could separate them with ai. >> reporter: according to the bbc, the upcoming release is possibly one of several songs that were part of a cassette tape labeled "for paul" which lennon had made prior to his death in 1980. >> ai in music is the biggest thing that's happened since the advent of streaming and perhaps mastered before that which completely disrupted the entire music industry. this is going to change things drastically. >> reporter: in recent months, ai has also been used to artificially work artist vocals into songs they never recorded like in beyonce's hit "cuff it."

♪ cuff it, cuff it, cuff it baby ♪ >> reporter: this rendition featuring a recreation of rhianna's voice. ♪ cuff it cuff it cuff it baby ♪ >> reporter: and artist drake left fuming after this track. ♪ it became an ai drake remake without his permission. ♪ drake calling it the final straw. >> there are many different battles that are coming and struggles that we're facing. we know it's not going anywhere. there are a lot of legal cases that are likely to follow. ♪ get back get back to where you once belonged ♪ >> lots of questions over that. sir paul used ai to perform a virtual duet with john lennon and a live performance of "i have got a feeling." he's also opening an exhibit in london featuring previously unseen photos from the early days of beatle mania.

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>> good morning america. it's 8 a.m. former president trump rallying supporters just hours after appearing in court on federal criminal charges, pleading not guilty to 37 federal counts accused of keeping classified documents at mar-a-lago, refusing to return them and

scheming to obstruct the investigation. what happens next in the case? rachel scott, who was inside that courtroom, has the latest. health alert. the ama asks doctors to deemphasize body mass index to evaluate obesity and overall health. why bmi has been criticized in the past? dr. sutton is breaking it down. scam u on the road in philadelphia. authorities say romance scams are soaring state wide and across the country. we'll tell you what to watch out for. taking the plunge. supermodel hailey bieber saying her dips in ice cold water help her anxiety. the potential benefits and what you should know before jumping in. we try it out live. salma hayek is live in times square talking a new season of "black mirror." ♪ we are living in a material world ♪ >> and the material girl makes history. madonna's new milestone five decades into her career.

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he pleaded not guilty to charges that he mishandled documents. conspired to conceal them from authorities. last night he rallied supporters and attacked the investigation and prepared to campaign for president while facing criminal trials in at least two courtrooms. rachel scott reports from bedford, new jersey. >> reporter: good morning. the former president quickly tried to turn the page, going in front of the cameras to rally his supporters. just hours earlier it was a much different tone. trump left his doral resort in a motorcade heading to the courthouse, entering through an under ground garage. inside he was arrested, booked and processed. his fingerprints taken electronically but no mug shot and no handcuffs. inside the courtroom the former president stern, his arms crossed. he did not utter a single word. his attorney entering his plea of not guilty. trump is facing 37 felony counts, accused of mishandling classified documents containing the nation's most sensitive secrets, storing some at his mar-a-lago resort in storage room, ballrooms, even a bathroom. at the defense table, trump's

co-defendant and close ally walt nada, who prosecutors say conspired with his boss to obstruct the investigation. the judge did instruct nada and trump not to discuss the details or the facts about this case, but the two left together in the motorcade making one last stop at a miami restaurant. trump did also cross paths with a man prosecuting this case, special counsel jack smith. inside the courtroom, i could tell you i noticed smith glancing at the former president, but trump never once turned to look at him. george? >> rachel scott, thank you very much. rebecca? we turn to the economy. the federal reserve is set to announce this afternoon whether it will hike interest rates yet again. elizabeth schulze is at the fed in washington with the latest. elizabeth, this is a big moment in the fed's inflation fight. good morning. nice to see you again. >> reporter: good morning. nice to see you, rebecca. this is a major decision from the federal reserve for american consumers and businesses. when it comes to the cost of

borrowing money. since march of 2022, the fed has raised rates ten times in a row. during that time, mortgage rates have nearly doubled, average credit card rates spiked to a new record. well, today the fed is expected to take a pause and not increase those borrowing costs again. the reason for that is that the fed moves appear to be working to bring down inflation. the consumer price index increased 4% in may from a year ago. that is a lot better than that 9% peak last june. but prices are still high for so many daily essentials including groceries. the average price for a gallon of milk for example now at $4. that's an improvement from $4.20 last summer but still a lot more than $3.50 two years ago. the bottom line is prices aren't going up as much as they are, but they are still high. even if the fed does take a pause today, it could still be awhile before those mortgage or credit card rates start to come back down. michael? >> thank you very much, elizabeth. this morning we are celebrating

the life of cormac mccarthy. the pulitzer prize winning author behind books that became huge movies including "the road" and "no country for old men." chris conn more. >> reporter: good morning, michael. that's right. such novels at "no country for old men" and "all the pretty horses" helped forge his literary reputation and were made into reputation. it was mccarthy's words that captivated readers of all kind. a reveered figure in american literature for decades. cormac mccarthy wrote novels that explored violence and its pitiless consequences. born in rhode island and raised in tennessee, mccarthy was shown the spotlight and mesmerizing conviction and power. >> he spent a lot of time thinking about how to write a book, he probably shouldn't be talking about it. he probably should be doing it. >> reporter: his commercial break came in 1992 with "all the pretty horses" a national book award winner that became a movie in 2000.

>> it's gonna be a river come down through here like a train. you thought about that? >> reporter: in 2008, joel and ethan kohn would win oscars for adapting mccarthy's "no country for old men." >> what's the most you ever lost in a coin toss? the most you ever lost in a coin toss? >> reporter: javier bardem as ruthless killer anton shigo. "the road" won the pulitzer prize, telling of a father and boy amid a post apocalyptic world. viggo mortenson would play the lead in the film version. >> all i know is child that i want. if he is not the word of god, then god never spoke. >> reporter: mccarthy was admired beyond measure by the literary world, which went into mourning at the news of his passing on tuesday at the age of 89.

his world view could seem tkreupl. but a character in old country for old men says you don't know what worse luck your bad luck has saved you from. >> some line right there. thank you, chris. coming up in our gma morning menu, our series scam u is on the road in philadelphia where romance scams are on the rise. we're gonna tell you what to note before falling victim. the new guidance on body mass index. dr. sutton is live with what you need to know. plus, haley bieber says taking an ice cold polar plunge helps her anxiety. so rhiannon ally will tell us the science behind it. you got to get all the way in there. lara, you have a great guest. >> i do. the wonderful, incredible, salma hayek. she's here to tell us about the new season of "black mirror." all coming up here on good morning america. coming up righn

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we are back with our gma cover story. our series scam u on the road. 70,000 americans lost $1.3 billion to romance scams last year. this morning gio benitez is in philadelphia. we've seen a rise in these scams all across pennsylvania. >> reporter: yeah, that's right, george. the attorney general here telling us this is a big problem all across the state. so this morning right here, you're going to meet a woman who was targeted online and then gave her entire life savings away to a scammer. kate from pennsylvania thought she had found love again. the widow of 12 years at the time meeting a man online named tony.

>> he would ask me at the end of the day, how was your day, honey? it had been a long time since anyone had asked me that. >> reporter: she said they talked every day, often several times day for three months. but then he started asking for money for his daughter. >> she was sick and could i possibly help him out. >> reporter: over a few months kate said she sent tony her life savings of $39,000. but she became suspicious when she received a phone call asking for even more later figuring out the whole relationship was a scam. she contacted the fbi and she says they are investigating her case. >> i think that people are using dating websites to meet people. they are particularly vulnerable because they're in a situation where they're really looking for somebody to be their companion. they want to trust. they want to believe. >> reporter: so how does it work? the pennsylvania attorney general's office says romance scams start when a person is approached on a dating app or social media.

communication starts between the scammer and victim and over months trust is built. eventually a request comes from to the victim to send money for something that is usually urgent. >> typically they're asking for a wire transfer. sometimes bitcoin or crypto currency, which can't be traced and is quickly gone. >> reporter: kate is now paid by aarp to give talks on her story, hoping no one else will experience her heartbreak. all right. so we want to help you avoid these romance scams so we have two tips for you from the ftc. first be very very careful about what you're posting online. these criminals, they're researching you. they're looking you up. that's how they figure out how to scam you. two, if you start talking to someone, don't send them money if you haven't met them in person. that's how they get you if they are avoiding a face to face meeting there is a reason why, george. >> no question about that. gio, thank you very much. tomorrow for scam u on the road we're in ohio. tell you about the state's scam

there. hey, rebecca. >> hey, george. thank you. we're turning now to a gma health alert. the american medical association is expected to release a new statement today on the way doctors use body mass index, or bmi, in obesity medicine. we first reported on this and medical contributor dr. sutton is here to break it down for us. nice to see you, dr. sutton. the thing that fascinates me about bmi. it's been controversial for a handful of years now. it wasn't created by a doctor. this is something that was come up with by a mathemetician. >> many don't realize this. it was created in the 1800s as a way to study populations. majority of the time they were populations that were white. bmi or body mass index, which i think it was adopted because of its eased of calculation. doesn't account for body composition, muscle mass as well as other factors of health. that includes cholesterol, blood pressure. it obviously doesn't account for racial differences and genetics that exist in our diverse populations today.

>> so it's leaving out a lot of critical features of a person's health in addition to the fact that a mathematician thought of this. we don't know what the ama will say ultimately. what do we expect for all of this to mean for patients? >> i think we expect this policy change to echo what specialists have been shouting from the roof tops for as long as i can remember. bmi should not be used as a stand alone measure to understand health. there are many other factors in life that equate to health. unfortunately, body mass index has been utilized as an easy standard to say, oh, weigh is the cause of chronic disease. that is where it's important to understand weight, although associated to chronic disease, should not be deemed as cause and effect. as you can imagine, that leads to many having their weight being blamed for their chronic disease. that leads to poor quality care and specifically for black women who typically have higher levels of bmi compared to the average population. even those prior studies have shown black women with higher levels of bmi can have overall better metabolic health.

it leads us to ask other questions. to grade how well people are doing in their weight management, looking at weight circumference, skin folds, testing metabolic health, cholesterol, blood pressure. these are important factors that truly define outcomes rather than what someone says with their body mass index. >> hopefully, it's a world where we look at a lot more information and have a better health outcome for everybody. >> exactly. >> dr. sutton, thank you very much for joining us. okay. lara, over to you with pop news. >> get over here. we have a lot to talk about this morning. we're going to begin with madonna, making history on the pop charts with over -- waeurbgt let me start this over. she's got top 100 hits in five different decades thanks to her most recent single. right? it's confusing. it's amazing. listen to it. ♪

>> she's aging in reverse. fantastic. >> wow. five decades? >> the song is so good. her voice sounds amazing. the song is popular. comes in at number 43 on billboard top 100. madonna debuted songs on the billboard charts in the '80s, '90s, 2000, 2010, and now. her first. do you remember? ♪ holiday ♪ >> come on now! >> oh, yeah. >> she had so many hits. said the first, almost said something else. >> what did you think it was? >> you don't want to know. >> that personal? >> desperately seeking susan? >> yeah. >> rebecca, you don't remember. >> come on. i watched it when i was 10. it was 20 years old. just kidding. >> listen, it's a colab with the weekend. she joins cher with hits on the hot 100 in five different decades. an amazing achievement. congratulations, madonna.

also popping this morning, pop star selena gomez coming out with new music. the singer taking to instagram showing photos from the recording studio. she tells fans, don't worry, guys, it's coming, even from paris. that's where she is currently shooting a movie "amelia perez." it's a musical crime comedy. it co-stars zoe saldana. selena just dropped season 3 of "only murders in the building." as busy as she is, nothing can keep her from the studio. this will be her fourth studio album. her last one, by the way, "rare" in 2020 made its debut at number one on the billboard charts. looking forward to the new music. big news coming for the 2024 grammy awards which will feature three new categories celebrating the industry's brightest accomplishments. they're adding best african music performance, best alternative jazz album and best pop dance recording to the mix. academy ceo harvey mason jr. said these new categories enable the academy to honor a broader

range of artists. i think that is terrific. >> and important. >> absolutely. we'll see that all happening, i'm guessing february of next year. finally, we'd like to introduce you to the newest member of the san francisco airport therapy team. duke is a certified therapy cat. looking very official there in the wag brigade instagram post which celebrates him as the first cat member of the team. duke was rescued from the streets of san francisco where he lived in a feral cat colony. his family soon realizing he was destined for a life as a therapy animal because of his mild demeanor. the wag brigade was launched ten years ago to make passenger travel more enjoyable. thank you. whatever you can do, guys. while it started as a group of dogs, they now have duke, a bunny and a pig. lilu. if you are at sfo look out for duke and his colleagues. >> i wanted to see a picture of lilu. >> i know. [ laughter ]

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85. at 17. we have a crash right now. you can see the sensors lighting up. your speeds will be slow through that area. and also in walnut creek, as you travel southbound on 680 in this spot, they'll pick up once you get a little closer to 24 in reference to your speeds. but just expect some delays in this area. kumasi thanks, jobina. >> meteorologist drew tuma has your accuweather forecast after the back in the day, sneaker drops meant getting online to wait in line. now with xfinity mobile... ...we get the fastest mobile service and can get the freshest kicks asap.

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ultimate fighter is here. that's at 9:00 on abc7. >> we'll see you in a half hour. temperatures right now you can see we're in the 50 underneath much of this cloud cover this morning. but we have a bit of sunshine. some areas are starting to peek out into the 60s. here's a live look at sfo right now. we'll begin with mostly cloudy conditions. we do have some coastal drizzle out there, but we'll find increasing sunshine as the day goes on and a warming trend gets underway here. 70s and 80s away from the coast. thank you, drew. >> we'll have another abc7 news update in about 30 minutes. >> you can always find the latest on our news app and at abc7 news.com >> announcer: welcome back to gma, live from times square. so happy to have our next guest here, oscar nominated actor starring in the new season of "black mirror." salma hayek, welcome back. [ applause ]

you have a tough assignment in "black mirror" playing salma hayek. >> exactly. >> is it difficult to play yourself? >> it was so bizarre. then again it's "black mirror" so why expect anything other than that? i was shocked when i read the script. i was shocked that my name was in it. it was not difficult at all because it's kind of like an opportunity to make fun of yourself. it's kind of like a parody of me. they were afraid that i wasn't going to want to do something. then i wanted to take it further. [ laughter ] i have a very good sense of humor about myself. >> that's a great compliment for them to write a script. >> it is. it is. yeah. >> how much of the real salma is in this portrayal?

>> i think a lot of the real salma in the sense that i had a lot of fun, so it inspired -- maybe not everything that's on the screen is a real salma, but it allowed me to be the real salma by doing the parody of myself. it's humbling, you know? [ laughter ] but also it gives you the freedom to be very bold about things you would never do in real life but that's crossed your mind here and there. it gave me that permission to be extra, extra, extra. oh my god i fell in love with annie. i just loved being this crazy version of myself for her, with her. >> let's take a look at the clip. >> yeah. >> i love to see this crazy version of salma.

>> you're firing me? >> correct. not happening. >> but our carbon footprint. i just put a deposit down on an apartment. >> also not my concern. >> you see what she's like. >> she is cold. >> not now. >> not now, when? [ laughter ] >> very cold. you used the word shocking a few times. were you worried about that at all? >> there was one thing that made me hesitate. yeah. it's insane. it's insane. but i love that "black mirror" is not known for super funny. >> right. >> yes. >> so i like breaking the mold. >> you mentioned one thing.

i'll ask what it is. what was that one thing? >> well, you have to see it. [ laughter ] you have to see the episode. you'll know immediately what i was talking about. >> you are a person who i think, you take yourself seriously, but not too seriously, right? you like to lean in, have some fun. >> i don't take myself seriously. >> you posted recently on instagram. it got a lot of likes and views and conversation going. the picture without the makeup. >> without the makeup, just woken up and showing like a closeup of the white hair and the wrinkles. yeah. you don't see the white hair right now. i put mascara because i'm too lazy to get my hair colored. that's my suggestion. you should try it once. [ laughter ] >> wonder what you would say now to yourself growing up as a kid thinking about this as a career.

how would you tell yourself to look forward to this point in your life? >> i would say relax. you're gonna find the best man in the world for you. and you are going to fall in love, stay in love. also i would say relax. you're going to have a career. even everyone tells you you're never gonna get there. and also, you're gonna have children. and also would be a new world where there's this thing called selfies. [ laughter ] >> we're talking about growing up. your daughter, valentina. we saw her with you on the red carpet at the oscars. she said she would like to get into acting, some directing. how do you feel about that?

>> i feel like she's been acting and directing since she was 2. [ laughter ] especially directing. oh my god. i mean, i don't think it was gonna be either a lawyer or directing. i think directing is a lot more interesting. >> agreed. >> she's amazing. do you know how i feel about that? that would have been a disaster if you are in this business and your kid wants to do that but has no talent. that would be harder. they would resent you forever. but she's so talented. she plays with those little videos and stuff. it's like, whoa. intimidating, she's so good. she's so good. so if she wants to do that, i'm proud of her. because she's talented. otherwise she's terrified. >> we know where she got it from. >> wait until you see her stuff. >> we can't wait to see it. we also can't wait to see "black mirror."

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>> reporter: we're here at the great jones spa in new york city. i'm next to the cold plunge pool. i'm gonna get in in just a moment. but first, who doesn't love being freezing cold? okay. none of us do. but when you hear the reported benefits, it just might be worth it. first, what's behind this hot new trend? it may be one of the hottest new trend, but it's leaving celebrities like model hailey bieber in the cold writing on tik tok, back with another cold plunge series. cold plunging has helped me with anxiety and overall mood. justin bieber's wife is one of many who are cold plunging or immersing their bodies in very cold water. she's not alone. it's loved by athletes like david beckham, celebrities like lizzo, and lady gaga. while the fad isn't new, professional athletes have been cold plunging for decades. many claim the benefits include reducing stress and decreasing

inflammation to accelerating metabolism and decreasing anxiety. while some people suggests it can soothe sore muscles research on mental health benefits is sparce. >> it activates our fight or flight response which activates cortisol, endorphins and adrenaline, all of which to work to give us that immediate mood boosting properties. >> reporter: it can be risky. >> when we dip ourselves into cold water, we're risking hypothermia, sudden cardiac arrest and respiratory distress, especially in people who have preexisting cardiac or respiratory conditions. >> reporter: the american heart association suggesting limit your exposure time. get warm and dry after coming out. and talk to your cardiologist first if you have heart trouble. so experts say you should start with 30 second increments. hailey bieber said she does a minimum of 30 seconds. lady gaga does five to ten

minutes. michael, there's no way i'm doing that. >> we'll take what you can give us. are you ready to take the plunge? >> reporter: if hailey bieber can do it, so can i, michael. is the clock ready? >> we're gonna start the clock. ready, set, plunge! here we go. how does it feel? >> reporter: okay. it feels very shocking to the body. it's cold. but i have to say, my adrenaline is going. my mood, i feel great. i see why people say that it enhances your mood. i don't know if that's gonna last all day. they say the research is still out. it's kind of hard to talk, actually. >> got to be pretty hard to talk. [ laughter ] three, two, one. you've done it! 30 seconds. [ applause ] you could have stayed in there if you wanted and done the rest of this.

[ laughter ] >> reporter: no way. i got my warm robe right here. experts say you really need to warm up quickly because you are at risk for hypothermia. i have some warm tea right here. i'm gonna drink this. the only question left is, who's next? michael, i can get the pool ready for you if you want to come by after the show. >> you know, i don't mind. i actually love the cold plunge. when we played, we did it all the time. feels like you have a completely new body when you come out of that. i haven't done it in a long time. i'd probably start with like 15 seconds. thank you. >> reporter: 15 seconds sound a lot better than 30. >> well, thank you. we appreciate you bringing us that story. we'll see you when you're dry and warm and back in the studio. ginger, over to you. >> michael, as of 7 a.m. it feels like 97 in new orleans. i would think they need some cold plunges. the heat advisory from texas down to south florida, where yesterday miami had a record daily heat index of 106.

it's going to be super hot all the way through the weekend. then the jet dips down and gives a little relief from some storms. miami could still see record highs through friday. let's get a check closer to home drew: your accuweather forecast, partly cloudy skies this afternoon with temperatures close to average this time of year. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast. over the weekend, saturday is the wawa >> all right. time for more of our deals and steals summer spectacular. tory johnson is back bringing the heat with accessories you can use all summer long. tory, we're gonna start at the bottom with our feet. >> you got it. apex really believes that support really does start of your feet. your body can't feel great unless your feet feel great. all of these are backed by science. they've got a bunch of different benefits that are built in. superior arch support is the

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building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc seven news. good morning, everyone. >> i'm carmel aaron from abc seven mornings. here's jobina. now with a look at traffic high jobina high admati. >> thank you. good morning, everybody. we're going to start here with a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza because the backup is really cleared out in this area. so you shouldn't have too much of a problem getting into san francisco from the east

bay. it is a little slow there on the western span of the bridge as you descend into san francisco. we'll wrap up with a live look in walnut creek showing you six 8-80 that is clearing as well. hey, drew. >> hey, jobina. temperatures right now, we are in the 50s and 60s as we approach 9 a.m. this morning. as we take a look at walnut creek, you can see that sunshine once again. so the cloud cover is breaking down this morning and your planner looks like this. we'll find those clouds thinning out through the morning, giving way to sunshine. an a warming trend underway. temperatures in your average in the 70s and 80s away from the coast. kumasi, thank you, drew. >> now it's time for live with kelly and mark and we'll be back at 11 for midday live and we ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and mark!" today, film, television, and stage actor, matthew broderick! plus, from "the ultimate fighter," mma supar