early today at 5:05. so far, traffic has improved. kumasi: number seven, we celebrate pride. if you've missed all the fun, to the streaming abc7news and all of our apps. >> good morning america. overnight, a trail of destruction in indiana, after tornados ripped through the state. severe weather outbreak. deadly tornados in indiana. this tornado roaring through greenwood, caught on camera. that system now heading east

targeting i 95 from the carolinas up to connecticut. russian rebellion. the wagner group mercenaries so crucial to putin's war in ukraine. marching on moscow over the weekend. what stopped them in their tracks? why they turned around? and who is their leader? ukrainian president zelenskyy warning russia plans to blow up europe's largest power plant. ian pannell and martha raddatz join us with the latest. urgent cleanup. a bridge collapse and train derailment in montana. crews now working to contain cars leaking sulphur and asphalt. the concern about the drinking water. three san antonio police officers facing murder charges for shooting and killing a woman in her home who authorities say was suffering from a mental health crisis. what her family is saying this morning. the new study on the popular medications used for weight loss, now in pill form. how it compares to the injections such as ozempic and

wegovy. >> travel alert. the new warning about possible flight delays and cancellations ahead of the july 4th holiday. sarah ferguson's health battle, diagnosed with breast cancer and under going surgery. what we know this morning. celebrating 50 years of hip hop. the bet awards with a decades spanning medley, and patti labelle taking the stage. powering through a technical difficulty during a moving tribute to tina turner. she joins us live. everything bigger in texas. we rise and shine from my home town of houston with some of the women helping make it some of the best places in the country for female entrepreneurs. lara is live in the lone star state as we say good morning america. >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> good morning america.

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overnight a deadly trail of destruction left behind in indiana, after multiple twisters touched down in the state. a powerful tornado decimating this home, killing the man who was inside. his wife, who was in there with him, air lifted to the hospital with serious injuries. now, without her husband, or her home. here you can see what was once the kitchen. chair, a door, all demolished. less than 100 miles away another tornado tearing through the city of greenwood. watch as it intensifies within second, ripping roofs off buildings. powerful winds sending pieces of what's left flying in the air. multiple videos capturing the twister ripping apart this housing development. you can see close up how violently it shreds through the group of homes, debris raining down on parts of the city.

at least 75 homes in the county are moderately to severely damaged. >> altogether we're probably look at roughly three miles of damage. >> reporter: indiana not the only state to get hit. severe storms knocking out power to nearly half million customers in the south and claiming another victim in atlanta, georgia when a tree fell on a father who was taking a walk. now those dangerous storms are heading east. crews tell us that they've been working around the clock to clear debris from the roads. officials say some areas could be without power up to five days. whit? >> another challenge this morning. thank you. stunning revolt over the weekend by russian mercenaries who are a key part of the russian war effort in ukraine. the incident raising new questions about putin's hold on power. our chief foreign correspondent ian pannell checking the latest for us from ukraine. ian, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit.

what an extraordinary series of events. just three days ago putin looked unassailable with an iron grip on power. this morning he looks vulnerable. fighting to keep russia's foot hold in ukraine and now having to deal with a major crisis at home. putin in crisis after an armed mutiny and march on moscow. a weekend of turmoil not seen in decades has left the leader looking humiliated. it started friday evening 10:15 p.m. a former putin ally who leads the wagner private military company, has fought for russia around the world and most recently in ukraine suddenly announced his troops are crossing the border back into russia and to march against military leaders. 7:30 a.m. saturday, he said his fighters have taken key military headquarters and an air feel meeting little resistance, his men marched north. an angry vladamir putin addressing the nation saying

he's being stabbed in the back warning of civil war. around noon, fighting reported. by 3:30 p.m. a cone of wagner fighters was located 220 miles from moscow. 8:29 p.m. the rebels just around 130 miles from moscow where defenses are being done when there's suddenly a halt. saying he is turning back to avoid blood shed even though a number of died along the way. they all get an amnesty and are cheered as they withdraw. he was reportedly able to move to belarus. u.s. secretary of state antony blinken saying he doesn't believe we've seen the final chapter. >> it's still a moving picture and i doubt we've seen the last act. i think we can say this much. first, we've seen some very serious cracks emerge. >> reporter: overnight, russia' beleaguered defense minister making his first public

appearance, touring battlefields in occupied ukraine. although the official russian video doesn't reveal where he actually is. on the ground, the ukrainians claiming to make some advances in their counter offensive in the south, and seen here in the east amid intense fighting. a senior aide to zelenskyy telling me he believes the chaos in russia will hinder its war efforts. >> given what we've seen happen in russia, do you believe we are now at the beginning of the end of the war in ukraine? >> reporter: he says, without a doubt, it's the beginning of the end. and president zelenskyy, now warning russia may be planning a potentially life threatening attack on europe's largest nuclear plant with orders for all military personnel to under go training to deal with a nuclear disaster. so many questions this morning. how damaged is putin? and what does this mean for the war in ukraine? where's prighozin and what's he

planning? he hasn't been seen since saturday. the russian newspaper reporting the mutiny charges against him are not closed. i think we are unlikely to have heard the last from prighozin and for putin, unlikely to have seen the end of this crisis. linsey? >> such a precarious time. for more on how the biden administration is responding let's go to mary bruce. good morning, mary. >> reporter: yeah. good morning, linsey. the president has been busy working the phones, reaching out to allied leaders speaking with ukrainian president zelenskyy. biden spent the weekend huddling with his national security adviser, receiving constant updates. the administration is still trying to figure out what happened here? what are the terms that led prighozin to call off his march on moscow? there's no question the white house feels this has left putin weakened and vulnerable and ukraine should try and take advantage of it. you heard secretary of state blinken saying it shows cracks in putin's power. the white house is now doubling down on its resolve to help

ukraine in this fight. there are very real concerns about what comes next here. whether putin could take increasingly drastic measures to try and keep his grip on power. michael? >> thank you, mary. joining us now is pentagon official steve daniel. thank you for joining us. president zelenskyy sounded the alarm by russia taking steps to potentially sabotage a nuclear facility in ukraine. could russia do that? >> they could. they have the means. they may not have the motive. they have the engineering capability. they have held this power plant for a long time. what they may be doing is wiring to plant to create a nuclear incident. it would be something putin would keep in his pocket if there was some sort of catastrophic ukrainian break through on the front lines, perhaps he could blow up this power plant. but interestingly, if you look at prevailing winds, if the russians did that, most of the year they blow either towards the east or towards the south. so that fallout would

theoretically come right back on to russian troops and potentially crimea. >> secretary of state blinken said on this week that real cracks are emerging in russia's leadership. is putin's power at risk? >> it certainly is. for the first time in 24 years. but remember, sometimes cracks in foundations of buildings, they can cause catastrophic immediate effect or can go on for years or maybe never. we need to see how this plays out. i think that every hour that we don't see putin will be adding to that inkrieg. it's important to hear what this was and what it wasn't. it was not a coup attempt. it was not an insurrection. this was a mercenary army mutiny. prighozin felt the walls closing in around them. he hatched a plan to save himself and his men. it was brilliant. he walked into the military head quarters in the south, put his feet up on the desk and said, i control this place. sent an armored column up to the

north to pressure putin. called putin with the phones recording the whole thing, controlling social media to putin couldn't control the narrative. he said, let's negotiate. putin was unable to call his bluff and totally collapsed. it was totally humiliating for putin. and prighozin pulled it all off brilliantly. >> definitely has the world talking. steve, thank you so much. linsey? now to the environmental emergency after a train wreck in montana. molten sulphur and asphalt spilling into the yellowstone river after a bridge collapsed there. our chief national correspondent matt gutman is on the scene for us. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, linsey. officials worked overnight to remove the most hazardous of the materials from that train. a flammable and toxic substance, called sodium hydrosulfide. rail officials say that early saturday morning a train was going over the bridge, over the yellowstone river when a bridge collapsed.

ten rail cars derailing. seven of them tumbling into the river. several of those dumping that sulphur and asphalt into the river. this is considered one of the most pristine in the lower 48. the latest rail derailment in the u.s. now, the rail company said so far no environmental impact has been detected but towns downstream from here, including billings, the biggest city in montana, have stopped drawing possibly contaminated water from the river. also the rail company saying it's investigating pools of tar that have been spotted on the beaches here. whit? >> definitely something to watch closely in the coming days, matt. thank you. turning to the three san antonio police officers facing murder charges after killing a whom allegedly having a mental health crisis in her own apartment. demarco morgan has details. demarco, good morning. >> reporter: the incident happened on the city's southwest side. now three officers are facing jail time.

we want to warn you the body cam video you are about to see could be disturbing to some. >> hey, hey! [ gun fire ] >> reporter: this morning three san antonio police officers, sergeant alfred flores, are out on bond after being charged with murder for shooting and killing a distressed woman in her home. the agonizing or deal unfolding on recently released body cam footage when officers responded to a call that 46-year-old melissa perez had cut wires to a fire alarm system at her apartment complex. >> hey. lady. get over here. >> reporter: officers seen chasing perez as she runs back into her apartment after authorities arrived on the scene. >> you're going to get shot. >> you don't have a warrant. >> reporter: they say that's when perez threw a candle stick and grabbed a hammer. >> watch out!

[ gun fire ] one officer opening fire and when perez appears to move towards the door all three fire. authorities say the victim was suffering from a mental health crisis. >> they placed themselves in a situation where they used deadly force which was not reasonable given all the circumstances. >> there needs to be systemic changes at the police department or this is going to continue to happen. >> she didn't deserve it. those officers took my life. i will never be the same person again. >> reporter: now all three officers have been suspended without pay while this plays out. melissa perez's family said along with charges, that isn't enough. they tell us that they plan to sue under law that allows to sue for alleged civil rights violation. michael? >> thank you very much, demarco. we're going to turn now to the travel alert. just ahead of the holiday weekend, a warning about

potential airline delays and cancellations if planes aren't updated for 5g technology. janai norman joins us with more. good morning, janai. >> reporter: good morning to you. this has been a long time coming. we've been reporting about that 5g technology. you see it advertised on tv, to make your phone and internet run faster. the concern those signals could affect airplanes trying to land in bad weather. this morning with the fourth of july just days away, millions making plans to hit the skies for the holiday weekend. but transportation officials are warning airline passengers of possible delays and cancellations. the department of transportation sounding the alarm about airlines missing that crucial deadline to retrofit planes for 5g technology. planes have a device called a radio altimeter telling them how far they are from the ground. it's used when planes are about to land. experts worry the devices could confuse the frequencies and fail

when a plane is trying to land in bad weather. >> the concern is that there's the possibility of a bleedover close enough with this new 5g service that it could cause the radar altimeters to malfunction. >> reporter: delta reporting 900 -- 190 planes of 900 are not yet equipped. the company saying if a flight is impacted by inclimate weather on an aircraft that does not have the updated radio altimeter, existing processes will inform them of the weather delay or cancellation and present options to rebook, etc, just as we do today. >> it may be that while they can still operate in and out with no problem, if visibility goes down before they have these fixes, they're going to be restricted. >> reporter: not only could this impact some domestic flights but also has the potential to impact a considerable number of flights from international carriers that haven't retrofit their fleet. there's also been concerned about globe supply chain. delay is impacting some of those

efforts. guys? >> we'll brace for all this. thank you very much, janai. appreciate it. coming up here the man behind the attempted mutiny against vladamir putin. going from con to business man to leading an army. and the investigation into the deadly sub disaster. we hear from the mom of the 19-year-old on board. will the drugs being used for weight loss be available in pill form? but first brittany bell is in for ginger. stormy weather on the radar. >> that's right. still watching extreme weather across the arch -- arklate ebg this morning. it continues to move to the east this afternoon basically right on top of the i 95 corridor starting around rush hour. there's an enhanced risk from raleigh towards washington, d.c. the main concern would be damaging winds, even a potential for large hail and a few tornados. still across the southern tier of the country, you're going to

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here. it forced officials to close the lanes there for a while. now remarkably, the driver of the car was reportedly able to escape from the burning car on their own. >> good morning, everybody. we are checking out traffic here. we have a solo car crash right now in the city, or i should say, really like heading into it. it's going to be eastbound 8-80 before treasure island. so a heads up to you there. if you are traveling along the bay bridge in the eastbound direction, westbound direction, we're looking a lot better. metering lights came on at 505, but the bay bridge has been our hotspot all morning long. and then the richmond, san rafael bridge as well. that's going to be a bit slow due to a two car crash past the toll plaza. carmassi thank jobina. >> meteorologist drew tuma has a

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>> here's a live look at sfo showing you those cloudy conditions. and today it looks like this. we'll find increasing sunshine throughout the afternoon. it's breezy later today with those winds is keeping us cooler than average by about 5 to 12 degrees away from the coast. we'll be going into the 60s and 70s later on today. so we start the week cooler than average, but by the end of the week, warmer weather will move in. kumasi, thank you, drew. >> if you're streaming with us on the abc seven bay area app. abc seven at seven is next. for everyone else,

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that's all coming up. >> excited, too. give a shout out to your family all morning. >> good morning. every morning. mama louise. >> gotta get that in there. more on that coming up. first top headlines we're following. the latest on the severe weather outbreak. a trail of destruction in indiana after tornados ripped through the state. this twister roaring through greenwood caught on camera. that same system now headed to the northeast targeting busy i 95 corridor. the investigation into the letters with white powder has been extended into three states. more than 100 officials in kansas got them. similar envelopes were sent to lawmakers in tennessee. now public officials in montana have received them. florida gators and lsu tigers have both played 70 baseball games this season. their 71st will decide who wins the college world series tonight. last night the gators made history against the tigers with 24 runs the most ever scored in a single game in history. we have a lot more ahead e including this.

patti labelle joins us live. that's all coming up. >> looking forward to that. now we have a closer look at the man behind the revolt of russian mercenaries over the weekend. the leader backed down after 24 hours but not before putin's leadership was seriously challenged. martha raddatz has more. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, michael. the man has not been seen in pub pub lib since his attempted mutiny, but the actions he took have rattled vladamir putin like nothing else. this morning perghozin agreeing to live in exile after he launched his short lived march towards moscow. >> i think he knew that if he continued on towards moscow, that that would lead to an incredibly horrific and bloody battle that he would not likely win.

>> reporter: prigozhin's action are a stark reversal in the close relationship between prigozhin and putin that began unexpectedly decades before. after reportedly serving years in prison for robbery, prigozhin began selling hot dogs in st. petersburg growing the small stand into a thriving catering business eventually learning lucrative government contracts to cater kremlin events earning him the nickname putin's chef. >> he was someone who served putin many times at restaurants that prigozhin owned in st. petersburg. prigozhin got richer and richer and richer thanks to his relationship with putin. >> reporter: but prigozhin was not just seeking wealth. he wanted power. in 2014 financing the private mercenary force the wagner group which was deployed to war zones around the world. its soldiers known for

brutality, accused of torture, rape and mass killings in multiple countries. >> this mercenary group again was a group that the russian government used to provide deniability. this group did not obey international law. >> reporter: laws far beyond just those applying to the battlefield. the russian is wanted for the fbi for interfering online during the 2016 u.s. presidential election. while the wagner group has largely operated in the shadows, that all changed with russia's invasion of ukraine. the private military force quickly becoming front line fighters, prigozhin is believed to have recruited tens of thousands of convicts from russia's prisons to join the fight. but as the war in ukraine dragged on, prigozhin's patience wore thin, taking

particular aim at the defense minister, blaming him for much of russia's failures in the war, even accusing russia's top military leaders of ordering attacks on his troops. the russian defense ministry posted a video of the defense minister seemingly in defiance of prigozhin's criticism but the video was taped before prigozhin's march towards moscow. guys? >> such tumultuous times. all right, martha. thank you. now to the international investigation into the titan submersible disaster. officials are trying to find out what led to the catastrophic failure of the under water craft that ultimately killed five people. will reeve joins us now with more. good morning, will. >> reporter: good morning, linsey. the u.s. coast guard formed an investigation time. they boarded the mother ship in search of what went wrong. the wife and mother of two of the titan's passengers is speaking out. this morning christine dawood, the wife and mother of two

people on board is speaking. >> the sentence, sentence i never want to hear again. >> reporter: dawood recalling her son suleman was excited to take her spot on the sub and couldn't wait to break a world record. >> he said i will do it 3,000 meters below sea at the titanic. he was so excited about this. >> reporter: this as the international investigation as to what went wrong on the submersible titan intensifies. the coast guard announcing the priority is collecting the debris and starting interviews. these new images reveal a robot used in the difficult operation that first found that debris field 1600 feet on the sea floor over two miles below the surface. submersible expert carl stanley said after he went on an experimental dive in the bahamas

in 2019 in the titan sub he exchanged e-mails with stockton rush with serious concerns. >> i had very serious concerns. not only that the hull was compromised and getting worse, but that his entire system was not dialled in enough to the point where he should be offering trips to the public. >> reporter: in one e-mail, stanley saying cracking noises sounded like a flaw/defect in one area being acted on by the tremendous pressures and being crushed/damaged. in another he wrote to rush, i think that hull has a defect near that phalange. will it fail catastrophicically it will only get worse. the only question in my mind is will it fail or not? >> there should never be a risk of hull failure. i did everything i could. i pushed and pushed. >> reporter: the lead investigator for the coast guard

marine board said, quote, the board will first and primarily work to determine cause of this marine casualty and the five associated deaths. it can make recommendations to the proper authorities to pursue civil or criminal sanctions as necessary, guys. >> warning signs are just striking. thank you. turning to the popular drugs being used for diabetes and weight loss. ozempic and wegovy are taken by injection. but that may be about to change. eriel reshef is here with more. >> this is good news for anyone who doesn't like or tolerate needles. the study found people taking oral semaglutide had significantly greater weight loss over a nearly 16 month span compared to those taking a placebo pill. 667 adults, none of whom had type ii diabetes across nine different countries took the medication rebelsus. study found reduction in their

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our drive time southbound 680 dublin to mission boulevard 33 minutes. so a bit slow there. hey, drew. hey jobina. >> temperatures right now, you're beginning your monday under cloud cover and we're in the 50s for the most part. we'll take you to walnut creek where we're beginning to get some peeks of sunshine inland right now. and here's how the forecast shapes up. we have that morning marine layer breaking down for brighter skies in the afternoon. it is breezy later on today and it's also below average. those numbers by about 4 p.m. at 5 to 12 degrees below normal for this time of the year. cam tsay. thank you, drew. >> if you're streaming with us on the abc, barry app, abc seven at seven is next. >> for everyone else, it's gma.

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>> good morning america. it's 8 a.m. severe weather outbreak. deadly tornados in indiana. this tornado roaring through greenwood caught on camera. that system now headed east, targeting i-95 from the carolinas up to connecticut.

russian rebellion. the wagner group so crucial to the war in ukraine, marching on moscow over the weekend. what stopped them in their tracks? this as president zelenskyy saying russia is threatening to blow up europe's power plant. the new study on semaglutide in pill form. how the active ingredient compares to the injection when used for weight loss. >> sarah ferguson's health battle. duchess of york diagnosed with breast cancer and under going surgery. what we know this morning. it's a wonderful morning. miss patti labelle and dule hill join us live talking about her show stopping tribute to tina turner at the bet awards and the new season of "the wonder years." and this morning we're going big. texas big. as we rise and shine in houston highlighting some of the state's female entrepreneurs.

>> i think being a female is a super power. >> lara is there live this morning and look who's saying -- >> good morning america! >> announcer: live in times square, this is gma. >> you heard lara say it. good morning america. we are going to rise and shine in houston this morning. lara is there. she is literally on a roll. how is it going, lara? >> yeah. i will get to this in a second. we are in your home town, michael, rolling into the morning with rise and shine in the biggest city in texas. i think arnold brewing company. thank you for having us. we have an incredible crowd. this morning we're talking breakfast, business and fashion. houston is one of the top 12 cities in the country for women owned businesses. one of those businesses is a roller derby. this woman is on fire. she's going to show me some moves.

very carefully. we'll talk about that. we're also talking about how to wear summer whites. and more importantly breakfast. the chefs from two of houston's favorite breakfast spots are going head to head with their best chicken and waffles. [ applause ] we're going to decide thanks to our incredible judges who will take home the coveted golden coffee mug. the winner will head to new york city and battle it out for a chance to win $10,000. thank you, toro. thank you judges. thank you to the roller lords. please don't let me fall. michael, back to you in the studio. [ laughter ] >> you're okay. >> little skating with a side of chicken. thank you, lara. also this morning, the new study on the pill with the same active ingredient with drugs such as ozempic. how it compares to the injections. dr. ashton joins us live. first severe weather outbreak. several tornados touching down in indiana as the threat moves

to the east coast. ellwyn lopez is live with the very latest. good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning. several tornados touching down leaving behind a trail of destruction that goes on for miles. about 100 miles from her a man was killed inside his home. his wife survived but was air lifted to the hospital. i want you to look at this video in greenwood. people capturing the moment that this twister intensified, ripping off roofs and decimating struck khrurs. at least 75 homes are moderately to severely damaged. the severe storms also hitting the south killing a man in georgia when a tree fell in that region. hundreds of thousands of customers left without power. guys, officials here are working to restore power, but say it could take about five days. michael? >> all right. thank you for that. we go to the revolt over the weekend by russian mercenaries who are a key part of the

russian war effort in ukraine. the incident now raising new questions about vladamir putin's hold on power. ian pannell has the latest from ukraine. good morning again, ian. >> reporter: good morning, michael. what an extraordinary series of events. just three days ago putin looked like the strong man with an iron grip on power for 20 years. but then his one time ally with thousands of battle hardened mercenaries by his side, suddenly mutiny. marching on moscow against russia's leaders. putin calling it a stab in the back and coup. prigozhin's men heading toward moscow but meeting relatively little resistance. then, within 120 miles of the russian capital, suddenly prigozhin calling a halt to the advance. in exchange he got amnesty for him and his men. we probably haven't seen the last for him. for now vladamir putin looks weakened. president zelenskyy now warning

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have a unique opportunity to develop innovative new solutions and scale their tangible impacts. this will inspire beliefs throughout the uk and beyond that homelessness can be ended for good. >> reporter: the prince has pinpointed six locations for this initiative, which he says will bring together experts, key players and donor, and through collaboration, get people, especially the young, off the street. >> he was aware that he would have been kruse tphaoeued for this. he is a land owner, a landlord. he lives in multiple properties. he's willing to accept that because he wants to use his profile to bring this issue to life. >> reporter: homelessness is one of the most important causes to william. at the age of 27, the prince even spent a night on the streets to highlight the plight of the homeless. and for his 40th birthday, he took to the streets selling a magazine that supports them. >> i have done everything i can to kind of raise the profile of homelessness. i want to do a lot more. a lot more needs to be done.

>> reporter: the prince's commitment to this cause instilled in him by his late mother, princess diana, who herself championed it. now this is a cause so close to his heart, prince william even has time to build social housing on land on the duchess of cornwall's estate. guys? >> and, switching gears for a moment. sarah ferguson duchess of york recently said she was diagnosed with breast cancer. what's the latest on her condition? >> reporter: we know the duchess of york is back at home in windsor recovering from her operation. according to her spokes person, she is surrounded by her family. speaking candidly, she had a single masectomy. she was diagnosed with an early form of breast cancer during a routine mammogram screening recently. she is otherwise symptom free. she is receiving medical treatments. the doctors have told her the prognosis is good.

the doctors saying her experience underlines the importance of regular screening urging people to get checked and screened. >> screening so important and life saving. thank you. coming up in our gma morning menu. three ground breaking studies on diabetes and the drugs to treat those including one that's a pill, not an injection. dr. ashton is here to talk about it. lori bergamotto is here with the right stuff that you need for a camping trip. plus patti labelle joins us live with dule hill to talk about the wonder years. lara is in houston for rise and shine. good morning once again. >> whit, good morning! we've got marcus from the breakfast club going head to head against dandelion for the best chicken and waffles in all of houston. we're also going to talk to some incredible female entrepreneurs. that will explain why i'm

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>> all right. thanks, whit. now to our gma cover story. a new analysis of medical data from around the world finds 1.3 billion people will be living with diabetes by 2050 and 50% of the increase could be attributed to obesity. this comes with positive news about the new drugs linked to both diabetes and weight loss. dr. jen ashton is here to break et it down. let's start with the alarming numbers about diabetes. >> the world health organization putting this on people's radar. we're talking about type ii. this is by far and away the more common form of diabetes. they're finding this is 50% largely due to obesity, these forecasts, possibly a big player in this is from diet. the consumption of ultraprocessed high calorie foods. when you talk about the bad news of these increasing type ii

diabetes rates, the good news is type ii diabetes is largely reversible and preventible. >> we've been talking about how many of the medications for diabetes also work for people with obesity. tell us about the new report about monjouro. >> they are the new kid on the block. it works on a couple different mechanisms but this glp-1. this study had almost 1,000 overweight adults with type ii diabetes, 60% to 65% lost more than 10% of body weight. they also saw some improvement in their bad cholesterol, their blood pressure and glucose control. remember, when you talk about making a dent in health outcomes and risks, 5% of excess body weight or your starting body weight is really all that's needed. this met that end point. >> we all know people with diabetes who are used to giving themselves injection. you are telling me there's a pill that's been out since 2019. what do we need to know about

this? >> this one also funded by the drug maker of rebelsus. it has been approved since 2019. it's a pill form, basically of ozempic. in adults without type ii diabetes, but overweight, it lowered their body mass index by 15% compared to just over 2% with placebo. side effects mild to moderate mostly gastrointestinal. these medications, this is not just for cosmetic or vanity sake. this is to choose outcome. >> always good to talk with you. dr. ashton, thank you very much. michael? >> it is time for rise and shine. our houston addition is one of the top ten states by the way, texas, for women owned businesses. houston is among the top 12 cities in the country. so we decided to meet some of the thriving business owners. lara has that story live from houston. hey again, lara. >> reporter: hi, whit, michael. hopefully this all makes sense, why would lara be on roller

skates? these skaters are from an incredible company in houston called roller pump and south side roller derby. i'm very thoughtful about what's happening around me and how quickly this could go south. it's important we tell you about this incredible woman owned business that we discovered here in houston. their owners have some incredible advice for other women looking to turn their small business dreams into a reality. everything is bigger in texas. that includes entrepreneurship for women. so we traveled to texas to meet a few of houston's leading ladies. >> very very very active site. >> reporter: starting with raquel bajorn. >> i did not choose construction. construction chose me. >> reporter: you can usually find her on a job site sporting a hot pink hard hat. >> especially when i started, it was not accepted in my industry.

i decided that i wanted to begin to be my authentic self. they see me as a super power. >> reporter: for dr. lillian baker, nursing sick animals is just one of her super powers. >> we are about maybe 15 minutes post op. when you do good bed sin and you have good bed side care, word of mouth goes a long way. >> reporter: dr. baker says her business has exploded after opening just three years ago and all the hard work has paid off. >> the outcome is worth every single sleepness night that i endured to get to this point. >> reporter: for many women entrepreneur, collaboration is key. >> i felt the isolation of working from home. i was just tired of jumping from coffee shop to coffee shop. >> reporter: stephanie and katie are the mother/daughter duo responsible for a bright and colorful place for women to work and meet.

>> it's been a steep learning curve entrepreneurship. it wasn't something we necessarily wanted, but we were so passionate about the cause that we jumped in. >> she space was built by women, literally built by women for women. >> reporter: offering everything from private offices and conference rooms to a lactation space for new moms. finally we caught up with brenda holly, a skating instructor and roller person. >> any time you think of roller skating, you think of your childhood. it just makes you happy. >> reporter: a former figure skater brenda uses her passion to treat even the clumsiest of skaters to dance around the rink with ease. some are a little physical. her biggest advice? >> find a mentor that's doing what you do. if you can't find a mentor, there's the internet. just keep validating yourself and your journey to entrepreneurship.

>> it's bringing me right back to the late '90s. i'm here with brenda holly, thank you for that founder of roller pump and south side roller derby, which is a rec team that has so much fun. you have turned childhood passion into a woman owned business. the advice you said to anyone starting a business is find a mentor. >> yes. >> reporter: or if you can't, get busy doing your homework. tell us about that. >> whenever you're starting a business you typically are the only person in your house hold that's crazy enough to start a business. some people are lucky, they come from a family run by business owners. most of us small business owners in texas we just have this idea and this earning to give what we -- >> reporter: ask a lot of questions, get out there. >> ask questions. get on the internet. do your audio books. read, learn, listen, learn from others and get your support there if you don't have it.

you need support to keep going. there are a lot of naysayers out there. they really do leave an imprint on your brain. >> reporter: the thing i love about your business, you found something that you love and the rest will come. they did. look at all the skaters we have. it's made us smile. will you show me an easy beginner move? would you be kind enough? i do mean kind. >> we're just going to do foot work. let's not worry about rolling. you want to dance on skates? >> reporter: yeah! >> step, step, step, step. [ cheering ] >> reporter: i can see where this is heading, whit. on that note, i'm not rolling away. i can't control it. back to you. >> i'm impressed you're still on your feet. looking good, lara. you got it going on. ready for roller derby. we'll talk to you soon. thank you. let's get to brittany bell.

hey, brittany. >> hey, whit. let's start by taking a look outside our earth cam in washington, d.c. where it is fairly nice this morning. that sun could cause some storms later this afternoon. speaking of stormy weather, still watching a watch for portions of arkansas and louisiana. you can see intense rainfall moving up to the south. as this moves to the east really hitting the i 95 corridor hard with damaging winds. let's get a check of weather drew: your accuweather forecast. it morning clouds, afternoon sunshine. temperatures five to 12 degrees low zero. it is cool for june. overnight tonight, skies turning overcast. the marine layer surges inland and numbers fall into the 50's. warmer weather losing by the end of the week. and a look at the upcoming

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a heads up to you there. live picture right now, the san mateo bridge, everything moving at the limit in this spot. we have a couple of wind advisories, but not here. so that's good news. and we'll end with a live picture in san jose showing you 87 julian. okay. we like those improvements. >> thank you. jobina meteorologist drew tuma. back in a second with a ♪

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on abc7. >> we'll see you in 30 minutes. temperatures right now we are in the 50s and low 60s have a bit of sunshine out there. a live look from our walnut creek camera showing you breaking down that cloud cover already. we'll find increasing sunshine as the day goes on. the afternoon is breezy but temperatures are below average by 4 p.m. or mainly in the 60s and 70s. so this is about 5 to 12 degrees below average today. warmer weather moves in by the end of the week, julian. >> okay. thank you, drew. we'll have another abc seven news update in 30 minutes. of course, you can always find the latest headlines in the abc7 news >> welcome back to >> announcer: welcome back from gma live from times square. >> we're back and time for round one in our look for the best breakfast. >> the final four will come to new york where they will compete

for a $10,000 prize. >> we are starting things off in headline city. michael's hometown of houston. little sweet, salty. chicken and waffles. lara is there to kick off the competition. hey, lara. >> reporter: good morning from gorgeous steamy houston, texas! you guys know houston took home our best burger. so can they do it now in our united states of breakfast competition? today we're going to start by finding out who has the best chicken and waffles. we have chefs from two of houston's favorite breakfast spots. marcus davis from the breakfast club. marcus, are you ready? you good? marcus is so calm, cool, collected. over there we have another couple. you ready to go? let's meet our judges. round one of our united states of breakfast judges are and in

no particular order the food network's outcheffed judge, host i should say, eddie johnson is with us. we got erika simon from our houston station kcrk. o owen daniels. pro bowler, michael knows you. we all know you. we love you. you're holding the golden coffee cub. before we get into the competition, eddie, what will you judges be looking for? >> crispy skin, juicy interior and that waffle has to be fluffy. fluffy waffle. >> reporter: no dry waffle. all right. i want to hear from both of you coming up. but first let's meet our competitors. down in houston the temperature isn't the only thing heating up.

>> our competition has no idea what's coming for them. somebody said something about a competition? there is no competition. >> reporter: two southern spots have mastered a classic, chicken and waffles. >> you have to come to dandelion cafe. it is the best food ever. >> reporter: from dandelion cafe, sarah and jc are hoping to fry the competition. >> the food is excellent. >> reporter: they're up against marcus from the breakfast club. >> this is the best in the whole nation. >> reporter: who says his wings are the ones to beat. >> we are on a flight layover from chicago. had to stop in, get the best food around. >> reporter: the dandelion team's soul food inspired corn bread waffle topped with crispy chicken, finished off with home made butter. over at the breakfast club, it's all about the chicken. >> got to layer to get the flavor, baby. >> reporter: and with a 24 hour

marinading process, marcus believes the win is with him. >> as they say in houston, man! [ applause ] >> reporter: all right. it's time, everybody. it's the moment we all have been waiting for. time to taste. we're starting with the breakfast club wings and waffles. the judges are enjoying. go ahead and dig in. we want to hear about what makes your chicken and waffles so special. >> we put love in it. we start with our delicious waffle. we use extra butter. butter makes everything better. >> reporter: more butter, more better. >> more butter, more better. then we have our famous fried chicken, which goes with it. we have ten herbs and spices. we don't need 11 like the other guys. salt, pepper, garlic, onion. this is the finished product. >> reporter: you heard what eddie said. he wants that waffle to be fluffy. can you guarantee? >> i heard him before he said it. [ laughter ]

>> reporter: you knew. you were doing a little bit of trash talking before. i am just going to say it. what did you say about the folks from dandelion? >> we're gonna blow them away. [ applause ] >> reporter: we're gonna talk to them in a second. don't listen. i have heard great things. i can't wait to jump in. let's hear what the judges have to say. let's start with you, eddie? >> everything i said. crispy skin. interior nice and juicy. has a kick to it. the waffle is so fluffy. >> it is. so he delivered on every point. >> definitely. this is your central point of chicken and waffles. >> erika, i know you have to get back to the news room, but you are enjoying your chicken and waffles. >> there is always time to eat. i got the perfect crisp. got a real deep down south home feel. it's a perfect combination of flavors. >> the waffle, not dry, right? >> great waffle. fluffy. i love it with the pairing of the fruit. i'm a fruit gal. i love that. >> owen when you're not busy coaching one of our great high school teams in houston, you

love a good breakfast. how did marcus deliver? >> fantastic. this is your traditional classic chicken and waffles to a t. fantastic. >> all right. all right. sounds like it's going really well. hang on, toro. we're going to go over here, talk to the competition. [ applause ] marcus has something to say about blowing away the competition. tell us about why your chicken and waffles will make the breakfast club look like maybe it's time to rewind the movie. >> we do it a little bit different. instead of a regular waffle we have a corn bread waffle. all we have our 24 hour marinated chicken thighs with some home made spices. >> i can smell that corn bread. >> then just to take it a little bit over the top we add a compound butter. spicy mix butter. sweet heat, all nice and delicious stuff in there.

then we finish it off with a little powdered sugar. >> wow. salty, sweet. sounds unique, sounds delicious. let's hear what the judges have to say. what did you you think about dandelion creation. >> i was looking for sweet and heat and that delivered. >> that's a great review. erika, how about you? does it deliver for you? >> the chicken has a distinct different flavor. i love it. i like the chorizo taste. i love it. >> sounds like these are two very different chicken and waffles. >> two totally different chicken and waffles. this has a sweet heat combination. this compound butter with a little chili kick in there is everything. >> all right. wow. i'm gonna come back here. all right. so, we're going to have a drum roll, please. we're going to ask our judges. it is time to present our golden

coffee cup. eddie, we're gonna start with you. no waffling. hold up your winner. all right. we're going with dandelion. erika? >> both were great. >> no pressure. >> i haven't always been a big fan of breakfast club but today we are. [ cheers and applause ] >> always a winner to me. always a winner to me. come on over. come on over. there you have it. i guess the sweet heat is going to new york city, guys. congratulations. marcus, everybody loved your chicken and waffles. you will now compete on gma's united states breakfast tournament. thanks for your help this morning.

you will be competing for a $10,000 prize. we are sending it back to you all in the studio. >> wow. all right. >> thanks, everybody. >> congratulations to the dandelion cafe. you've been there? >> breakfast club. next time i'm home i'm going to the dandelion, but i'll go to the breakfast club, too. >> they will be here in new york round one. tomorrow our united states of breakfast competition heads to cleveland. then coming up here, patti labelle and dule hill are live talking about the new season of "the wonder years." stay with us. when you start a business you put everything into it. hackers know that small business owners are busy. they don't always have time for cybersecurity,

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>> we're back now with the 60s era family series, the wonder years. actor dule hill is with us now. this season joined by some special guests including grammy winning singer and performer miss patti labelle. she's joining us from los angeles. good morning to you. miss patti. good morning, brother. miss patti, i want to start with you. you are doing this from los angeles. you are fresh off your performance at the bet awards honoring the late great tina turner. >> oh gosh. >> how important was it for you to honor here in this way? >> i was so blessed to be asked

to honor tina turner because that's my friend from back in the day. such a wonderful woman who's done everything and so many people admire her. when i did that last night, i was proud. i felt great. >> we were proud and happy to watch you do it. do you have a favorite tina moment? >> a favorite tina moment. we worked together. it was always a great feeling working with her and just watching her go from where she started, which was not so pleasant to where she ended up as a super, super woman. i'm just in awe of tina turner. >> we honor you, too. i do gotta tell you that. also our friend, dule hill. he is here. >> hey, dule. >> hi, miss patti. how are you doing? >> on set reunion. >> i love you. >> i love you, too. waiting to play some cards again. >> we gonna talk about that in a second.

we know, dule, you are back in season 2 of the wonder years. for you, what can fans expect to see? >> i think this season we can expect for the world to expand a little bit. last year you got a chance to meet the williams family. this year we have so many wonderful guest actors coming through. miss patti labelle, lindsey sloan, jack mcbrayer. you see how the williams family starts to interact with folks outside of their walls. >> that's a big lineup. we got a clip of you an miss patti, who plays your mother on the show. let's check it out. >> do you want to join my choir? >> no, mother williams but if it's what you need, i am here to help. >> this is great. who would have thought my beautiful daughter in law would be in my choir. >> i'm a bit of a singer myself. >> my tenor section is full,

baby. >> i'm more of a baritone. >> you're so handsome. >> in other words, you can't sing. sit down and relax and let mama do what she does. you had quite the transformation into the 1960s choir director character. i heard it took you a little bit to grow on you. took a while for the role to grow on you. >> well, it took a while for that look to grow on me. i'm not looking like this. that's what i expected in this wonder years wonderful show, to look like i'm in the 60s. then i'm this mean choir director, who has issues with most of the choir members. to me sometimes they sound a little special so i have to bring my little mother williams thing in there and be a little mean. >> mother williams had her nails popping though. you'll see. >> that's right.

>> they let me paint my nails. >> something else i heard there was popping on set when you weren't filming was the card games. i heard you learned some new card games, card tricks from patti. >> i taught him how to play pitty pat and then he won everybody's money. >> i taug him that and then he won everybody's money. every 15 minutes he would be knocking on my door ready to take some more money. so he can't play with me no more. we had fun. i love you dule. >> i love you, too. >> seems like a fun set. >> we have a good time on the show. nobody takes themselves too seriously. >> oh, yeah. >> we are always grateful to tell the story. we are thankful that we could have a wonderful artist like patti labelle hang with us. >> we are grateful that you woke up this morning and are hanging with us. thank you, patti. >> thank you, michael. thank you, good morning america. thank you, dule. bye, babies. >> see you later.

>> dule, thank you for being here. >> my pleasure, always. >> new episodes air wednesday 9 p.m. eastern right here on abc. season 1 is available to stream on hulu so make sure you check that out as well. now brittany bell from our new york station wabc. hey, brittany. >> let's take you to houston. already a steamy morning. records continue to be challenged across parts of texas over the next few days. here's a look at record heat yesterday. del rio, 108. that's our eighth day in a row of a record high. we'll see that trend continue, that heat continue to expand. here's a look at high temperatures over the next few days, staying in the triple digits for houston. 101 tuesday. 101 wednesday. local news and weather in a few. drew: when calls and son. warmer --

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♪there's everything to do!♪ >> welcome back. first the sweet heat. now back to houston. lara and erika work with bringing us cool summer styles. hey again, lara. >> linsey, thank you very much. it's very warm here so whites are a good idea. they are also stylish. you can shop all of these looks. you got a qr code right there on your camera. just point it at that code and shop away. erika, let's first talk about some of these. i want to talk about elizabeth elder. model elizabeth helder. she is from steel magnolia, an organization which supports moms of children with special needs. [ applause ] tell us about the look you put together. >> i'm obsessed with elizabeth.

i wanted to start with a quintessential button down blouse. if we're going to talk about white, we can't not talk about this button down shirt. it's got that oversized feel. also you can't go wrong with it as a bathing suit cover-up. something that takes you for miles. it's so versatile. you can wear it year round. i also style it with this fabulous jean. lots of stretch. these are from the gap. love the raw hem on the bottom. we finished the look with neutral sandals. i think she looks fantastic. >> just take off those sunglasses and give it a little -- yes, girl. work it. [ applause ] do you feel good? >> i feel great. i love the color white. it's my signature color.

it's fresh and clean. perfect for summer. >> thank you so much. we're going to move on to our next look. come on out. i love this. tell me about this look. first of all, selena is the owner of frock shop in houston. thank you for being with us. it's a clothing and accessory boutique. it's geared towards moms to help them look fab. you look fab yourself. talk to us about this. >> i love this look. this is that classic cotton dress, but with a twist. it's got the top sleepy tail. i love the knot tie. i love the cutout. it's trendy, feminine, romantic. i wanted to amp it up. we did some bold jewelry and finished it off with a gold sandal. >> really great. all the details are available. check the qr code. you look fantastic. she's the daughter of houston's mayor, sylvester turner.

she worked at lone star college. she's involved in many causes in the community including literacy. tell us about what ashley is wearing? >> i am obsessed with this maxi dress. this is only $68 from macy's. i just think it's one of those perfect dresses you can wear for any occasion. it's perfect for the summer. lightweight, breathable. i wanted to elevate it with this beautiful statement earring. that curl bag. i can't say much else. she looks like a goddess. she looks like an angel. i love it. >> you look fantastic. you feel great? >> i feel amazing. >> thank you to you for coming out in this heat. the white hopefully is keeping you cool, and looking stylish. you're looking stylish. you can also shop erika's look. all of these are available. we have two bonus looks for you as well on our website. use the qr code on the bottom of your screen or head to good morning america.com.

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>> where can you get the best mouth watering breakfast in america? this week, gma is out across the country as some of the best breakfast spots in america compete in the united states of breakfast. so, will we be at your favorite breakfast place? >> big thanks to lara and our team in houston this morning. want to thank you for watching.

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at the toll plaza and also in emeryville as we show you 8-80. hey, drew. hey, drew. >> jobina temperatures right now, we are in the 50s and in the 60s currently we'll go outside side with a live look from our san jose camera showing you that cloud cover is breaking down for more sunshine. over the next couple of hours, we'll find a marine layer pulling back to the coast. later today. it is breezy with temperatures below average for this time of year, down about 5 to 12 degrees below where we should be. but warmer weather moves in by the end of the week, julianne. okay. >> thank you, drew. time now for live with kelly and mark. we'll be back here at 11 for midday live it's live with kelly and mark today from the walking dead, dead city, lauren cohan, plus one of the stars of blue bloods. bridget moynahan. also, dr. doris day gives us a lesson in summer skin problems. all next on life.