from highway four all the way to highway 24. >> number seven, we are gearing up for national puppy day next friday here on abc seven to get you ready. here are the top five puppy names in california. luna, charlie. bailey, coco and lola. lola. we have ohio, a rooster, a dapper and a. is it a bubba? >> bubba? yeah. >> oh, so we're not basic. >> not basic. look at it. >> but, puppy day next friday. >> wait. >> yes. we bring puppies in from various agencies around the bay area and try to get them adopted. good morning america for our viewers in the west. wall street's worst day of the year. tiktok's new time limits and steph curry jumping back into college. recession fears rising. concern growing over president trump's trade war. stocks tumbling. tariffs whiplash causing panic among investors with more set to take effect at

the white house. tried to downplay the stock market slide. what it means for your retirement prices and more. rebecca jarvis is on the floor of the new york stock exchange. >> catastrophic collision the race to contain the damage after a container ship slammed into a u.s. oil tanker carrying jet fuel. >> the new l.a. district attorney accuses the menendez brothers of lying for decades about the murders, beginning with that first 911 call. >> what's the problem? >> someone killed my parents. >> pardon me. >> he walks back. the recommendation to reduce their life sentences. the reaction from their family. what's next for the brothers? >> wendy williams rushed to the hospital. the former talk show host, seen in the window of her assisted living facility and reportedly dropping this handwritten note with the words help! this morning, new questions about her health and well-being. >> a school bus crash. how a bus

filled with kids wound up flipped on its side on the highway. this morning, the latest on the condition of the passengers. >> urgent search. new details about the american college student who vanished on spring break in the dominican republic. >> tick tock. time out this morning. what parents need to know about the new tiktok features rolling out to help protect teens from time limits to winding down. >> for summer. >> steph curry is going back to school, making history with his new side hustle. plus, take a page out of uconn's book. the huskies spoiling the big east. they've done it again. and spotted our favorite scottish highland calf. hamish has an adorable new classmate. >> live from times square. it's tuesday. good morning america. >> good morning america. something tells me lehrer is

going to be all over that last story. yes, yes. >> we're going to have a lot more on that coming up. we're going to begin, though, with the stock market plunge yesterday. you saw that after president trump declined to rule out the possibility of recession. also doubled down on his tariff plans. dow dropped nearly 900 points over 2%. the s&p fell 2.7%. nasdaq down 4%, losing more than $1 trillion in value. >> our chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis will have the latest on wall street, but our senior political correspondent rachel scott starts us off at the white house this morning. good morning rachel. >> michael, good morning to you. and the president was out of sight as wall street suffered its worst day of the year, all in response to the president's words and those on and off again tariffs. this morning, fears of a recession worsening, the dow plunging 900 points, the nasdaq suffering its worst day since 2022 after president donald trump refused to rule out if the u.s. is heading for a recession. >> i hate to predict things like that. there is a period of transition because what we're

doing is very big. we're bringing wealth back to america. >> trump, who closely follows the markets remaining out of sight monday while investors panicked amid tariff whiplash. and as billionaire elon musk has turned his attention to slashing the federal government. >> the support in entitlement spending, which is all of the which is most of the federal spending, is entitlements. so that that's that's like the big one to eliminate. >> tech stocks tumbling too. tesla down more than 15% in one day, and more than 40% since the start of the year. the white house downplaying economic fears. >> there are a lot of reasons to be extremely bullish about the economy going forward, but for sure this quarter, there are some blips in the data. >> but after launching a trade war with the nation's closest trading partners, mexico and canada, economists say the risk of a recession is getting higher and higher. >> if the u.s. imposes tariffs. to the degree that the president has been talking about and maintains them for more than a few months, i think a recession

will be unavoidable. >> trump put a pause on many of his 25% tariffs on goods from canada and mexico, but that didn't stop canada from responding. ontario now slapping a 25% tariff on electricity to minnesota, michigan and new york. the leader of the province blaming trump, saying canada is negotiating through strength. >> there's no reason for a recession. i call it the self made donald trump recession. >> and with tariffs on steel and aluminum imports set to go into effect tomorrow, the impact could be far reaching for americans. prices for everything from washing machines to toasters, canned goods and cars.

>> and with tariffs on steel and aluminum imports set to go into effect tomorrow, the impact could be far reaching for americans. prices for everything from washing machines to toasters, canned goods and cars? and the answer is nothing to lower prices. but he sure as heck has created a lot of economic chaos and things that will actually increase prices for families. >> the president has repeatedly said that he is not looking at wall street to dictate his decisions, but when he did impose tariffs on canadian and mexican goods, the stock market took a hit. the president responded by pausing many of those tariffs. overnight, senator rand paul, a republican, saying when the stock market tumbles in response to tariffs, it pays to listen. >> george and rachel, congress has to pass a spending bill by friday to avoid a government shutdown. >> george, the clock is ticking, and house republicans will put their bill on the floor today. their plan to avert a government

shutdown with all house democrats opposed, speaker mike johnson can only afford to lose a single vote. and already congressman thomas massie, a republican, says he will be voting against this. overnight, president trump saying massie should be primaried, saying he'll lead the charge against him. the question now, can republicans get this through the house without the support of any democrats? and will democrats in the senate come around if they do, george? >> that's the big question there. 7 or 8 democrats would need to support it. okay, rachel, thanks very much. let's get the look for what happened in the markets now from our chief business correspondent, rebecca jarvis on wall street. >> rebecca and george, you can feel that uncertainty here on wall street reflected in stocks this morning. it looked like they'd be opening higher. now they're trending lower again. and it's not just the stock market that's rattled. you see businesses trying to sort through what these tariffs will mean for them. i've talked to a number of ceos who say they're not thinking about growth, new hiring, new investments in their companies right now. instead, they are thinking through how

these tariffs will impact them and how they need to organize their businesses around that. that can have its own ripple effect and consequences. as you look through at jobs, we did have a relatively strong jobs report, 151,000 jobs added last month, but it's something that businesses will now have to consider. do i hire or do i wait because i need to sort this all through? >> the other big question out there is how are consumers going to react? >> and as a consumer, george, you don't have to be invested in the stock market for this to have an impact. of course, you as a consumer can see these headlines. the market selling off. you hear about jobs being cut in various places. that has its own impact. it can rattle consumers. and the real issue is if the consumer is rattled, they pull back on spending. maybe you see the headline and you think, we're not going to take as big of a summer vacation, or i'm going to cut back on my coffee consumption. all of those things end up being less consumer spending. consumers are what

generate economic growth in the united states. 70% of the economy is how we spend and how we behave that if it ripples through, if people stop spending as much, that can have consequences for companies who then begin to cut back because they don't need to make as many products or deliver as many services. to put. however, what's happened in context, when you look at the s&p 500, that's the thing. in most 401 s, that's what's reflected in your retirement savings account. we're down about 4% this year. that means if you started the year as the average 401 k at $131,000 today, you'd have about $127,000 left in your account. >> of course, the other big concern for consumers right now is inflation. rebecca jarvis, thanks very much. robin. >> okay, george. and now overseas to breaking news overnight, ukraine launched a massive drone attack on russia. this comes as top white house officials are holding a meeting with president zelensky's team. our foreign correspondent james longman is on the scene for us there in ukraine. good morning james.

>> yeah. good morning robin. ukraine has launched its largest drone attack on russia since this war began. russian defense systems managed to shoot down more than 300 drones all across the country, but many of them got through. 18 people at least have been injured, three others killed. this attack is so big that three moscow airports had to close temporarily in response, of course, to last week's massive russian attack on ukraine. but the timing here is no accident. right now, the united states and ukraine are discussing peace in saudi arabia. it's the first time the two sides have met since that disastrous oval office encounter. president zelenskyy has since written to donald trump to express his regret for how that meeting panned out, and to reaffirm his commitment to peace. he himself will not be at these talks, but his delegation is there. marco rubio, the secretary of state leading for the americans. the ukrainians are presenting their plan for a truce to stop long range missiles being used by air and by sea. rubio has said that that plan has promise, but that the ukrainians need to be prepared

to make some difficult decisions. and by that he might mean ceding territory to russia. now the ukrainians are ready for peace. they say they want to sign a deal, but they say they will not do it unless there are security guarantees that stop vladimir putin from invading again. michael. >> all right. james, thank you so much for that. we're going to turn now to the fiery oil tanker collision off the coast of england. a container ship collided with a u.s. flagged tanker this morning. crews are racing to contain the damage. and our marcus moore is in grimsby, england, with more. good morning. marcus. >> well michael good morning. overnight, rescuers suspended their desperate search for a missing sailor as we are seeing new images of the devastating aftermath of this collision. a massive inferno with clouds of black smoke rising into the air and fuel spilling into the sea. authorities say around 10 a.m. monday in the north sea, a portuguese cargo ship slammed into a u.s. oil tanker. it was carrying jet fuel for the military. while the cargo ship

was carrying empty containers that had previously contained sodium cyanide, a dangerous chemical that, if it came into contact with water, could create the highly toxic and deadly hydrogen cyanide gas. foggy conditions reported at the time of the collision, but investigators don't believe the crash was intentional. >> there will be an investigation. with all the technology that all these vessels have, there's no way it should have happened. >> and now growing concerns over the impact to the environment. and this is still developing. that portuguese cargo ship is still on fire this morning and is adrift in the north sea, while the american tanker, it is smoldering as officials here in the uk try to figure out how these two ships collided. george. >> okay, marcus, we're going to go to the mendez brothers now. la's new district attorney says he opposes releasing the menendez family members, blasting the decision. trevor ault has the story. good morning trevor. >> good morning george. not only did the da say he thinks the

menendez brothers should stay in prison, he provided a lengthy list of lies that he says they've told and continued to tell for decades. this morning, a major setback for the menendez brothers fight for freedom. >> our position is that they shouldn't get out of jail. >> l.a. district attorney nathan hochman walking back the recommendation from the previous da to reduce the brothers life sentences for the shotgun murder of their parents. the new da accusing them of lying for decades about the murders, beginning with that first 911 call. >> what's the problem? >> i killed my parents. >> pardon me. >> so does this. >> and continuing to the present day, where they maintain they were acting in self-defense after years of alleged sex abuse by their father. >> he just said that was our secret. that bad things would happen to me if i told anybody. >> the thought that they. that their parents were going to kill

them that night of august 20th, 1989. so they had to kill them first. we believe was made up. >> the menendez brothers family have long sought their release, saying erik and lyle have apologized for their actions, which were the result of jose's sexual abuse and kitty's enablement. they're now blasting the da, saying hochman is effectively asking for them to publicly apologize to a checklist of actions they took in a state of shock and fear. they say in an ongoing way, you are biased against the menendez brothers. how do you respond to those claims? >> i am not, as i've said, not only am i not biased, but i will file the facts and the law wherever they take us. >> the menendez brothers hopes for release may now fall on california governor gavin newsom. he has fast tracked a parole board assessment, the first step toward potentially granting clemency for the brothers after 35 years behind bars. and clemency from the governor does appear to be a real possibility. governor newsom has also announced a new

proposal to speed up the parole process, in hopes of shortening the sentences for many california prisoners, and he cited the menendez brothers as part of his reasoning. robin. >> all right, trevor, our thanks to you. now, the investigation underway after a school bus crash on a highway in new jersey. a bus filled with kids wound up flipped on its side. our transportation correspondent, gio benitez has more for us. good morning. gio. >> hey robin. good morning. yeah. this was a terrifying crash. and now we know at least 15 people were sent to the hospital. take a look at the scene here. the bus overturned on new jersey's very popular garden state parkway. it was carrying 31 people are stationed here in new york. wabc says one of the students, just 14 years old, was critically injured. investigators spending the night at the scene looking for clues. it's not clear if any other vehicles were involved. a crane was brought in to help remove the bus from the parkway. investigators don't know what caused the crash, but the bus was found on its side, facing the wrong way. now, we're told new jersey's governor has been briefed. this investigation is

just beginning, guys. >> all right. and it was chilling to see that bus on its side. gio thank you. all right. the quarterback shuffle. first day of nfl free agency. several big names have new homes. and it looks like aaron rodgers is going to be heading to pittsburgh. will reeve. >> certainly possible. good morning robin. good morning all. it's more of a wear than an if regarding aaron rodgers future nfl free agency unofficially began yesterday. teams are allowed to contact free agents begin negotiating before it all officially begins at 4 p.m. eastern tomorrow. we've had some quarterback musical chairs, which impacts where rodgers may have a place to play. so according to the pittsburgh post gazette, the steelers are in serious talks with the former green bay packers and new york jets qb to bring his talents to the steel city. pittsburgh had two quarterbacks last year. one of them, justin fields, is headed to the jets, where rodgers just left after two seasons marred by injury and general team underperformance. but there does remain interest in the 41 year old rodgers. general managers of the approximately six teams in the market for a qb seem to be

thinking less about his recent past and more about the rodgers, who played in green bay, a super bowl champion, four time nfl mvp, future hall of famer. if rodgers does move to pittsburgh, it's believed that their current starting qb, russell wilson, could be heading to the new york giants. but rodgers also has had reported interest from the giants. and some people were thinking maybe the seattle seahawks until they locked up sam darnold with a reported three year, $100 million deal. all of this is to say round and round we go on the wheel of qbs. it's the most important position in sports. rodgers does come with a litany of red flags and alarm bells, but his resume is tantalizing and thus he will always be in the conversation just how he seems to like it. >> wow. a lot going on there. only thing that you said that bothered me was the most important position in sports. >> okay. i was watching your face when he said that. i was too. i started maybe, like, inching this way a little bit. russ. the rest. >> was fantastic. yes. well. all

right. thank you for that, man. coming up, we have the latest on a college student who vanished while on spring break in the dominican republic. erielle reshef is there with the details. hey ariel. >> hey good morning michael. new clues. her. her clothes were found on the beach. we will have the latest on the investigation and the key pieces of evidence that investigators are now looking at. >> that's coming up. thanks. wendy williams was rushed to a new york hospital after throwing a note that said, help out the window of the assisted living facility. she has been fighting to leave. >> plus new at 730, what officials believe was the cause of the long island wildfires. but first we say good morning to ginger. >> you know, i thought that was weird, too, because i've always said defensive end is the most important position in sports. and so that's. just it's what i. >> have heard. >> so perfect ginger. just like the weather you're always on. >> just moving closer. all right. let's talk about the weather because we've got flood watches up. we're talking about an atmospheric river coming for southern california wednesday night into thursday morning. it starts in the bay area. so you're going to have heavy rain,

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a resident making s'mores in their backyard. the fires burned about 600 acres and prompted a state of emergency. and overnight, the uconn women have done it again. the basketball powerhouse won the big east title. paige bueckers led the way with 24 points. the huskies entered the ncaa tournament on a ten game winning streak, and they will try to win the team's 12th national title. close to you up there, right? >> absolutely. >> and steph curry, he had a brand new side hustle. he got a new job at his alma mater as an assistant general manager for davidson college's basketball program. he's the first active player in u.s. major pro sports to take on an administrative job with an ncaa team. he said. >> he chose davidson so much for what he has become. >> and he's trying to bring other people there to appreciate it as much as he does. love that. congrats, steph. and now we're going to turn to the search for the american college student who vanished on spring break. and new details about what happened in the hours

before she disappeared. erielle reshef is in the dominican republic with the latest. good morning ariel. >> good morning to you michael. authorities say that that student was doing what so many do on spring break. she went to a nightclub with her friends and returned in the early morning hours. but when the group went back to the hotel, she stayed by the beach. and now investigators are piecing together what happened next. this morning, officials in the dominican republic say they are expanding the search area in the urgent hunt for a college student who disappeared six days ago on the beach outside her punta cana resort. and now, new details about those last hours before 20 year old sudiksha ronanki, who was celebrating spring break with five friends, vanished. at 4 a.m, she and her friends headed to the beach after visiting a local nightclub. almost two hours later, the group seen on surveillance camera heading back to their rooms. ronanki stayed at the beach with an unidentified man, according to police, who have interviewed the man and say he

is not a suspect. the two of them went into the water and got caught in a wave. he told police he returned to the beach where he vomited before falling asleep. surveillance cameras at the hotel capturing him. returning to his room at 955 that morning, his clothes were found on the beach with no sign of a violent struggle. her family telling abc news they met with the man who last saw their daughter after they arrived in punta cana to help with search efforts. >> we walked to the beach along with the boy, and the boy helped us and he was demoing us. kind of like what really happened? >> police in loudoun county, virginia, a suburb of d.c, where he lives, say this is an open investigation. >> obviously with the helicopters, drones, boats, they're doing everything they can to search. we're not ruling anything in or ruling anything out just yet. >> really an all hands on deck approach. the fbi, the u.s. embassy and local officials are now combing through cctv camera

footage from march 3rd, which is when those young women checked into their hotel. through the time of this young woman's disappearance, trying to piece together clues about who they may have interacted with. but right now, officials here believe that this may have been a tragic accident, that he drowned. but again, an open investigation, guys. >> okay. thanks very much. we're going to turn now to the latest on wendy williams health. former talk show host was rushed to the hospital after she dropped a note out of her window with a plea for help. eva pilgrim here with the details. good morning. >> good morning. george. >> wendy williams has been very clear. she does not think she needs to be in a care facility. and she has been very actively trying to get out. >> hi, wendy. >> this morning, the health and well-being. >> of talk show icon wendy. williams again being called into question as she fights to get free of her controversial conservatorship. she is seen here in the window of her assisted living facility in manhattan, seemingly trying to get the attention of people on the street, at times looking distressed, at one point putting her hands up on the glass and

reportedly dropping this handwritten note with the words help, wendy! >> wendy, how. >> are you? >> wendy, what's going on? >> williams taken to the hospital monday morning. you can see her here in this new york post video, as police and fire escort her to an ambulance responding to a 911 call made for a woman in distress. she told fox five's. >> good day new york doctors have said she's not. >> incapacitated. >> just everybody has been so kind to me and getting me to the hospital. everybody's been fantastic here. >> williams has been under a court ordered guardianship since 2022. williams's care team announcing in 2024 she was diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia and aphasia. her shocking diagnosis leading state court to deem her legally incapacitated. >> how are you doing? >> how am i doing? i'm still in prison, so to speak. >> but williams telling

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have more control to make their kids make their kids take a break from the social media platform. and there's also a new feature allowing parents to see who their teen is following on tiktok, who follows them and who their kid has blocked. so this just gives parents increased visibility into what their kids are up to and who they're interacting with, which is a huge concern. >> oh yeah. now, the app also said they're going to help teens balance their time online. >> yes. okay, so there's a new wind down feature for teens under 16. so if they're on tiktok after 10 p.m, their feed will automatically be interrupted with a full screen takeover aimed to help them relax and be more mindful with calming music, with the idea to make them aware of what time it is. that is, after 10 p.m, tiktok says. in the markets where the feature has been launched, kids have actually kept it on and used it, finding it helpful to them. but keep in mind that the app relies on self-reported age. they say that they do have additional monitoring measures to identify and remove underage accounts, but it is up to the user to say how old they are. >> i know, come on, let's be honest. exactly. what about the potential sale? >> okay, yes, lots of questions

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to. breaking at eight. what the relay runner who hit a competitor on the head with her baton is saying now. that was a wild story to see yesterday. also ahead retail is going retro why popular brands from 20 years ago are coming back. plus it is national sleep week and we are helping you wind down and sleep soundly. also, t during the jeep celebration

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scott at the white house. good morning rachel. >> george, good morning to you. and the president promised an economic boom on the campaign trail to lower the prices for american families. he was out of sight as wall street suffered its worst day of the year, the stock market tumbling, the dow plunging 900 points, the nasdaq suffering its worst day since 2022. all of this after president trump refused to rule out if the u.s. is heading for a recession, saying he doesn't like to make predictions but warning there will be a period of transition. billionaire elon musk, a senior adviser here taking a hit to tesla, down more than 15% in one day. more than 40% since the start of the year. but economists now warning the risk of a recession is only growing, with trump vowing to impose 25% tariffs on goods from canada and mexico next month, and tariffs on all foreign steel and aluminum set to go into effect tomorrow. experts are warning american businesses pay those tariffs and then pass the costs off to consumers in the form of higher prices. in canada, firing right back overnight, imposing a 25% tariff on electricity to minnesota, michigan and new york.

>> that's significant. okay, rachel. thank you. now to the high school runner who was hit by a baton during a race. now her opponent is saying it was all an accident. josh is here with that story for us. good morning. ike. >> hey. good morning robin. alaina everett found herself in the spotlight when footage of her smacking a fellow runner in the head with a baton went viral. now, since the incident, her family says she's been receiving death threats. and now she's saying the entire ordeal was an accident and believes she has the video to prove it. this morning, alaina everett, the track star at the center of that viral video showing her appearing to hit another runner in the head with the baton, is speaking out. >> i would never do that on purpose. that's not in my character. >> everett says the incident is a complete misunderstanding, pointing to another angle of the race is proof. >> the baton was literally like her arm was. her arm was literally hitting the baton like this until she got a little ahead and my arm got stuck like

this. >> in the video, everett is seen on the inside track running the four by 200 relay at the virginia state high school league championships. when junior kaitlyn tucker came around the outside on the corner. >> that's when she hit me with the baton. i just felt a bang on my head, and then i fell off the track immediately. >> kaitlyn dropping her baton and reaching for her head. she was later diagnosed with a concussion. now, since the incident, the everett family has been served with court papers and must appear before a judge. the athletic director for layla's high school has since apologized to the tucker family on their behalf. guys. >> all right. i'm not going to make an assessment. >> that was tough. >> let it go to the courts. all right. thank you. now to a gma health alert on the fda's new announcement about popular weight loss medications. our chief medical correspondent, doctor tara narula is here with more. and doc, tell us what the fda is saying. >> right. so when a drug is in short supply, the fda. allows these compounding pharmacies to essentially create copycat drugs. but when the drug

companies say we. >> are able to meet the. >> demand. then those compounding. >> pharmacies can no longer sell. >> those drugs on the market. so when we talk about drugs like wegovy or manjaro or zap band or ozempic, these drugs we know have. >> been listed in. >> short supply for the last several years, since 2022. but now the drug companies say we can provide what you need. and so the fda has basically put an end to the compounding pharmacies being able to sell these drugs. and they gave a date. so for state licensed pharmacies, that has to end immediately. when it comes to bound for outside larger licencing facilities, they have until about march 19th. when it comes to wegovy, the end for state licensed pharmacies is april of next month and then the end. april 22nd for outside facilities or larger facilities is may 22nd. so, you know, this is all going to affect people who are getting these drugs, usually at a much lower cost and much easier to find. >> but what if these people are already taking these compound meds? what do you recommend for that? >> yeah, exactly. so they need to really reach out at this

point in time to their health care provider or their doctor and ask, you know, for a prescription for the branded drug and then really look into how they're going to be able to get it and afford it, whether that's through insurance or through outside coupons or what kind of options there are. but, you know, it's important to understand compounded drugs are not generic drugs. they are not fda approved drugs. so they don't undergo the same testing for quality, safety or effectiveness. and there can be issues with impurities with sterility. you don't know if you're getting the right active amount of drug. is there too much of it or is there not enough of it in there? so, you know, it is really important to try to get that branded drug. but for a lot of people it is an issue and it has been of cost and accessibility. >> glp one. what is it about this? >> this drug is a huge phenomenon. i mean, i see so many patients that are on them. they have really, you know, been able to change their life. and it's been really a remarkable ability for them to kind of reduce both their cardiovascular risk and reduce their weight. but so many americans are interested in them or taking them. >> now and using them for different reasons.

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>> robin: you we are back with our "gma" cover story. country star luke combs revealing he has a rare form of ocd. we are just learning about this. >> lara: country singer luke combs has an amazing stage presence but now revealing behind the scenes he has been struggling with a mental condition for over 20 years. this morning country music star luke combs revealing he's been living with a condition known as purely obsessional obsessive-compulsive disorder appeared. >> the variant that i have is particularly wicked because there is no outward manifestation. you are seeing the flicking of the light switch is all going on for me. the flicking of the light switch for someone else, you can see that going on. for someone like myself, it could be going on right now. ♪ ♪ >> lara: the grammy-winning singer sitting down with

60 minutes australia. >> you don't even know what it is at that time. you are crippled by it. what is going on? >> lara: he says he has struggled with mental compulsion since he was 12 years old. while is not not classified as an official diagnosis according to the american psychiatric association, it is a term that some use two -- living with ocd can be tedious and debilitating at times, causing anxiety and disturbing thoughts. >> when it hits, it can be all-consuming. if you have a flareup of it, right, you can think about it 45 seconds of every minute for weeks. ♪ ♪ >> lara: the "beautiful crazy" singer with a message for anyone struggling. >> i want to be an example for kids who don't have any hope, that you can still go on to do

great things even though you are dealing with something that is really tough. >> lara: so important. he says he wants to spend time doing outreach to kids who deal with ocd because it has held him back in so many ways. >> george: thank you, lara. turning now to a new documentary on the "rust" shooting that gives insight into the decision to complete the movie. >> good morning to you. for the making of this powerful documentary, fellow director and her friend rachel mason was granted exclusive access to the crew and set where they finish this movie and saw his hand how even in death, her vision came to life. >> accidentally shot on a movie set by a prop guy. we need help immediately appeared. >> every single day since she died, i think about her appeared. >> during rehearsal for the western "rust" a prop gun held

by actor alec baldwin fired a live round, hutchins. sustaining a shoulder injury, but hutchins, rising star in the industry, losing her life. >> she came here to santa fe to make a film. and never came back. >> the horrors of that day painfully revisited in the new documentary "last take." >> we were setting up for a shot. >> she has standing to the right of the camera. personal archives from the halyna in production including newly seen footage of her and josie just say what they think. >> worked very closely with joel souza terrell making your film.

>> i think joel has remarkable resilience. the fact that he gave us such incredible interviews is really a testament to his personal strength. >> rachel mason, a close personal friend of halyna's, directing the documentary. >> the whole reason people were forthcoming was because they understood my purpose, to reserve her legacy as best i could and tell her story. >> the focus see him shifted away from the 42-year-old wife and mother from ukraine and alec baldwin and then the 26-year-old armor, hannah gutierrez. an intense criminal investigation would lead to charges for all three. gutierrez is currently serving 18 months behind bars while they took a plea deal resulting in six months probation. as for baldwin who maintains he never pulled the trigger -- go. >> your motion to dismiss with prejudice is granted. >> citing misconduct on the part

of the prosecution. >> production for the film moving forward with the blessing of halyna's family. >> this is my first day back and it is a little emotional. >> speed premiering at the polish film festival for cinematography last year. >> i watched "rust," and the most painful thing for me about it was that this would be her final contribution. >> halyna was devoted to the arts and devoted to her friends and family. and devoted to her craft of cinematography. >> now rachel says it was halyna's husband who asked her to make the film and she felt compelled to learn about her death in order to tell the story of how she lived. so it is now streaming on hulu. >> george: looks like a powerful documentary. before thanks, george. omaha was one of many that had a

daily record. yesterday, 82. 33 degrees above normal. des moines, iowa, michigan. green bay was 65. we are going to be mild for much of the week, warmer than average. more records should fall by memphis on friday. america. >> time for some pop news. >> thankme "pop news." >> lara: we will begin by

remembering an icon. she passed away on february 24th at the age of 88, and yesterday, stars, her friends and family all came together for a public memorial service to honor the grammy winner. the packed service, singing along with lauryn hill and wycliff john as they sang "killing me softly." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> lara: robin, you saw it, stevie wonder on a harmonica during that song. also performed his magic on the sun in late december. he wrote that song for flach again 1975. guys, there was a quote that roberto would often say. "remember to always walk in the

light. if you feel like you are not walking in it, go find it." be too so glad it was open to the public. >> lara: because everybody loved her. beautiful person. also in "pop news" this morning, nicole kidman is ready to check into the white lotus. fans are loving this installment. sunday night's episode hitting a season-high of hearing 3.4 million viewers, and one of those viewers is oscar winner nicole. in the way are caught up with her, and she says she is ready to join the cast, should she be asked to. >> "white lotus." i am a massive fan, so i would do anything he writes. i just think he is phenomenal. and i love "white lotus." so there you go. >> lara: next hotel guest for the next installment. guys, natosha rothwell will be

with us live to tell us about the already wildly explosive season three. so excited. >> robin: she's going to be here tomorrow? >> lara: excited to ask her. but the show is so good. >> michael: oh, yeah. >> lara: so is this. be prepared for your heart to melt. he held us to shred on his scooter, almost as much as he loves his dad appeared. >> data, i love shredding, and i love you so much. >> i love you. and i love shredding too. i love shredding with you. >> i love shredding with you. >> come on, dude. >> i'm coming, dude! >> lara: leo's mom, mary, tells us that her husband tyler works 12-hour shifts as an emergency room nurse. when he comes home, they get out on their scooters, they shred and have little adventures every

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>> hey bay area, live with kelly and marcus. coming up. >> we'll talk to don johnson from doctor odyssey. plus nathan fillion from the rookie is here. >> that's at nine on abc seven. >> we'll see shortly. here's a live look from the exploratorium camera this morning where it is nice and sunny temperatures right now in the 30s and 40s. so a little chilly, but we do warm up nicely again. partly cloudy skies. we are dry today. see those daytime highs back into the 60s, maybe a couple of degrees cooler than yesterday, but still pretty pleasant overall. clouds roll back in this evening, then overnight rain returns to the forecast. but today we are dry. we'll have partly cloudy conditions. your sunset today is at 714. tomorrow will be a level two for rain and wind. the heaviest rain will occur tomorrow afternoon. reggie. >> thank you drew. we'll have another abc seven news update in about 30 minutes. you can always catch us on our news app and abc matters.

♪ ♪ters. >> announcer: welcome back to "gma," live from times square. as of the musical. >> george: one of the biggest movies of the year. can also be heard on broadway eight times a year and "sunset boulevard," and she's here right now. please welcome nicole scherzinger. >> good morning. >> george: you are starting the reimagining of the andrew lloyd webber classic. tell us about this experience. >> the story of "sunset boulevard" is a critique of hollywood's treatment of aging women. it is about the industry's obsession with youth. but led by our fearless visionary director, we have an entirely new interpretation. very minimal and modern, but at the same time, very powerful and dramatic, and it is unlike

anything that the audience has ever experienced or seen before. >> george: my family was completely blown away. >> thanks, ali >> michael: you won the olivier award. british townies here. but you said it made you go toe-to-toe with your insecurities. >> yes, because it is such a very modern and stripped back interpretation of the story, you know. i don't have the security of normal hair and makeup and wardrobe or lighting. and it just brings out -- i think because of that, you really need it -- because you do not have the south and the props and everything, you have to really lean into the audience and connect with them. that is what they are there for. to connect and make a

difference. you kind of have to strip everything away inside and be able to show the deepest, darkest parts of you. leave the vanity at the door, and yeah, i go really deep and get as raw and honest as possible. it's extremely vulnerable. especially because of the cinematography, so we have cameras on stage with us a lot of the times. we have a 65-foot screen, so it is like i have never seen -- we have never seen what we look like on the screen because our director does not want us to see anything. he wanted to emanate from within, but it is very vulnerable. it has been so rewarding to let it all go. it has been such a healing and cathartic transformative process to not care what i look like. more about really being ultimately and they most honestly expressive and how i

feel because that is when you're able to really connect. >> lara: we want to talk about the music. you have delved into andrew lloyd webber's music before with "cats." what do you think it is about your voice and his music that works so well for you? >> oh my gosh. i don't know. i think andrew is such a huge part of the dna of musical theater, and he has these big, huge, memorable iconic songs. i am like give them to me. breathe new life into that, and it is always an honor to work with them. i am so grateful. i think "sunset boulevard" is one of his greatest masterpieces, so grateful we get to read our new life into it for a new audience. >> robin: had a lip own, her review of you, and she knows that role extremely well.

she said you broke her heart and that you are a force. >> i grew up loving and admiring and i am getting nervous just thinking about it. i love patty let phone. i loved whitney houston was growing. for someone of her stature to even be able to come and see her show, to give me such high praise, to give the overall production such high praise, it is such a gift. i never want to let her down. >> george: another coming up later this year, "carnegie hall." >> are you kidding me? okay, so a lot of people don't know that i grew up loving musical theater, so this is like a childhood dream to do broadway. check that off the bucket list.

now "carnegie hall." one of the most iconic, legendary things in the entire world. it is a dream come true. i am going to make sure -- i am going to go out there, it is going to be a night to remember. >> lara: i love it. any chance e special guests? as in pussycat dolls? >> i have not thought because i am in normal land right now, committed to making every 90 day performance for every person. i have not even thought that far in advance. >> lara: okay, fair. i like that. you have to compartmentalize. i'm exhausted just thinking about how you leave it out there always. [laughs] >> george: thank you for coming in. you can see nicole in "sunset boulevard" at the

st. james theatre through july 13th. performing live for us. we will be right. ♪ ♪

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joining us right now, the star of the show, nathan fillion. >> thank you for having me back. >> lara: of course. seven seasons under your belt, and the show is hotter than ever. spivak the fact that i am here bodes very well for me. >> lara: they still love that character appeared. >> i am having a lot of fun. 31 years in the business, probably the best job i have ever had. >> lara: i can feel that gratitude. must be so much fun because you are out on the streets of l.a. was at the premier episode, you shut down hollywood boulevard? >> yes, we were 1 of 2 productions to shut down -- >> lara: that is a tough thing to pull off. >> it really is. >> lara: i would imagine because you are shooting in a public space, are people just screaming "nathan!"

>> "i love "the rookie"" from a passing car. >> lara: "take 27." >> but those are good problems to have. >> lara: it is a fun show. smart show. but you take it seriously. you are wearing a uniform. out in public wearing it, but you said you are careful about that here. >> there has been one or two times when we've been mistaken for actual police officers. they say yes, officer. who is he talking to? take off your belt, take off the badge, put on a coat. >> lara: so you guys do that -- go. >> to make sure we are not mistaken for an actual police officer. >> lara: and you are a superhero now. >> i am playing guy gardiner, the worst green lantern available. >> lara: so you are a

superhero, one of the best guys available appeared. >> a sue bird jerk. >> lara: how is that? >> very freeing. >> lara: let's take a look at this jerk of a superhero appeared. >> i got here as fast as i can. >> i heard you got the fire contained. >> are you okay? >> just a headache. >> need to get some rest. >> can i get some help here? >> what happened? >> i don't know. she passed out. >> that was "the rookie." >> lara: that is your wife. >> do you see how gracefully she fell? >> lara: it was like a dan smith because she is a dancer. that is a great partnership. >> god bless her. i will go off the rails, and she is right there with me. >> lara: i want to get back to

guy gardener. you play one of the green lantern's. i did not know that there were multiple -- >> it is an entire galactic police force. >> lara: i was a "just as they get" fan. yours is a guy who was on the good team but he is not a good guy. >> the technical term is chaotic neutral, but we can go with super jerk. >> lara: i'm so excited for you. congrats again on "the rookie." good to have you here, nathan. always. everyone check out "the rookie." on abc. also streams on hulu. coming up, "sunset boulevard" star, nicole scherzinger ♪

>> robin: stop whatever you are doing right now.

your full attention. nicole scherzinger is here to perform "with one look" critically acclaimed musical "sunset boulevard." take it away. ♪ ♪ ♪ with on look ♪ ♪ i can break your heart ♪ ♪ with one look ♪ ♪ i play every part ♪ ♪ i can make your sad heart sing ♪ ♪ with one look you'll know ♪ ♪ all you need to know ♪ ♪ with

♪ i'm the girl next door ♪ ♪ or the love that you've hungered for ♪ ♪ when i speak it's with my soul ♪ ♪ i can play any role ♪ ♪ no words can tell ♪ ♪ the stories my eyes tell ♪ ♪ watch me when i frown ♪ ♪ you can't write that down ♪ ♪ you know i'm right ♪ ♪ it's there in black and white ♪ ♪ when i look your way ♪ ♪ you'll hear what i say ♪ ♪ yes, with one look ♪ ♪ i put words to shame ♪

♪ just one look ♪ ♪ sets the screen aflame ♪ ♪ silent music starts to play ♪ ♪ one tear from my eye ♪ ♪ makes the whole world cry ♪ ♪ with one look ♪ ♪ they'll forgive the past ♪ ♪ they'll rejoice: i've returned at last ♪ ♪ to my people in the dark ♪ ♪ still out there in the dark ♪ dark. silent music starts to pl♪

♪ with one look you'll know ♪pl♪ ♪ all you need to know ♪ ♪ with one look ♪ ♪ i'll ignite a blaze ♪ ♪ i'll return to my glory days ♪ glory last ♪ ♪ this time i'm staying ♪ ♪ i'm staying for good ♪ ♪ i'll be back ♪ ♪ where i was born to be ♪

♪ with one look ♪ ♪ i'll be me ♪ mine.

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