to be no bus or light rail service in santa clara county as transit workers strike for better pay. vta has now filed a legal complaint to force employees back to work. >> number seven, congratulations to this group of berkeley students, the guinness book of world records officially certified their record for fastest time, visiting all of the bart stations. they were guests on abc seven and seven last year, and they spoke with kumasi even about their accomplishments. we know that they did it in five hours, 47 minutes and 42 seconds. >> and when they came in, they were really sweet and fun and sincere about their effort. so thumbs up to them. >> yeah. congratulations, >> ride those rails, kids. oh. watch seven at seven are streaming newscasts. we have the contestant our viewers in the west overnight. major cuts at the

department of education. 20 million on alert in southern california, and the dedicated young women taking over our studio this morning. overnight, new tariffs on steel and aluminum taking effect as the president's trade war ramps up. >> do you think there will be a recession? >> i don't see it at all. i think this country is going to boom. but as i said, i can do it the easy way or the hard way. >> but on wall street, stocks tumbling also overnight, the department of education slashed, announcing nearly half the agency will be laid off. >> scare at o'hare. breaking overnight. we're tracking the latest on a shooting at one of the country's busiest airports. >> shocking data following the mid-air collision over washington earlier this year. the startling number of incidents in the last three years. >> there were 15,214 occurrenc or close proximity events between commercial airplanes and

helicopters. >> now, the major changes coming to the department of transportation and air traffic control centers. >> abc news exclusive with jay-z's attorney. what he says they uncovered in their investigation into the woman who accused him of sexual assault. >> was she coerced in any way? >> this morning, the audio recording after she dropped her lawsuit against the music mogul as he sues her and her lawyer for defamation. >> new surveillance video of the college student who vanished in the dominican republic, showing her last known movements. >> the new study on slushies and the ingredients, some that can be harmful to young kids. >> ain't no mountain high enough. >> ain't nothing stopping these super students. why they made a 16 hour road trip and got this sweet reaction. >> i want you all to know when it comes time to get a job. you put me on your resume. >> and come on and tag along in

times square. get ready for a troop takeover with a cookie queens. this morning we are celebrating girl scouts and the impact they make on their communities. oh, and did i say cookies? >> no. mountain high. >> live from times square. it's wednesday. good morning america. >> i had to let diana just finish that last little line there. good morning america. we are so happy to have the girl scouts here this morning. >> oh, boy. they are getting ready for our big event. >> yeah, we're looking forward to that. you say cookies? we're all in. also ahead, ginger is tracking that severe weather outbreak expected in evacuation warnings. more than 20 million people are under flash flood watch. and some of those areas were devastated by the wildfires. >> we also have doctor narula here to answer some questions. amid this big measles outbreak. more states reporting cases. we're going to begin, though, with the fallout from president trump's wide ranging tariffs. >> the latest round went into effect at midnight. 25% tariff on all imports of steel and

aluminum. this after a day of back and forth between the u.s. and canada. our chief white house correspondent, mary bruce, has the latest for us. good morning. mary. >> robin. good morning. well, overnight, the president's 25% tariffs on aluminum and steel going into effect after another chaotic day of escalations and retreats, this roller coaster of a trade war is leaving markets reeling. and americans feeling the uncertainty this morning as the president ups his trade war. trump dismissing the turmoil his words and actions are causing on wall street stocks tuesday, tumbling nearly 500 points. >> mr. president, when you look at the market selling off, that didn't concern you. and where do you see it going, chairman? >> i think some some people are going to make great deals by buying stocks and bonds and all the things they're buying. >> just days after refusing to rule out a recession, trump now changing his tune. >> do you think there will be a recession? >> i don't see it at all. i think this country is going to boom. but as i said, i can do it the easy way or the hard way.

the hard way to do it is exactly what i'm doing. but the results are going to be 20 times greater. >> while he downplays the concerns of many americans deeply unsettled by his trade war, the president is giving elon musk, the world's richest man in his company, a big endorsement touting tesla's luxury cars at the white house as the company's stock tumbles down 39% so far this year, losing about $700 billion in market value. the president promoting the luxury cars, claiming he's even buying one himself. it comes as musk has signaled to some of the president's advisers that he's considering giving a $100 million donation to groups controlled by trump's political operation, an unheard of move. >> what's your best of these cars? what do you think? >> well, the car that i drive is the model s plaid. >> which is. >> that one. it's that red one in the middle. >> i like that, yeah. >> overnight, the next wave of trump's tariffs taking effect 25% on all steel and aluminum imports. it comes after a roller coaster day of threats and retreats. trump vowing to double

that 25% tariff to 50% on steel and aluminum imports from canada after ontario said it would start taxing electricity coming into the u.s, but the two countries then walking back those threats for now. ontario's leader putting the blame squarely on the president. >> assembly plants will shut down because they won't have the aluminum, or they'll be paying twice or three times as much. this is this is absolute chaos created by one person, and that's donald trump. >> the u.s. steel industry is welcoming the latest round of tariffs. danny meeks's company, greenwave technology solutions, operates 13 metal recycling facilities and supplies steel mills. he says the higher the tariff, the better the business. >> with these tariffs, the revenues will increase 15 to 20%. profit margins will follow right behind. >> but economists warn that american businesses will pay for those tariffs and pass costs along to consumers by raising

prices, leaving small business owners bracing for impact. like jeremy peterson, who owns a pet food company in windsor, colorado. the food he sells and the cans themselves are made in canada. >> businesses cannot plan when tariffs are being thrown out every which way, put on pause. reinstate it. it's impossible to plan and it's hurting our relationships with our trading partners. >> democrats are sounding the alarm. >> what he should be doing is going in and seeing the effects of these tariffs on our farmers and ranchers, on small businesses, on manufacturing and on regular people. >> and this trade war is far from over. overnight, the european union announcing up to $28 billion in tariffs on u.s. exports. this is the president is promising those sweeping retaliatory tariffs to come early next month. meanwhile the leader of ontario is planning to meet tomorrow with the commerce secretary to see if they can find some way to work together amid these escalations. michael. >> all right, mary, thank you so

much for that. and as mary said, the latest round of tariffs went into effect at midnight. our chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis is tracking the potential impact for all of us. good morning rebecca. >> good morning michael. investors are on edge with the uncertainty over tariff policy hanging in the backdrop. but they are reacting this morning to some positive news on inflation. the just released report showing prices rose more slowly last month than expected. prices up 2.8% from a year ago. that's an improving picture. and notably grocery prices, which have been climbing for many months. those overall were flat, but those egg prices, they were up almost 59% from a year ago, 10.5% compared to a month ago. the cost of new cars and airfares also declining, where we are starting to see the impact of tariffs from china in particular, is those clothing prices which rose and household furnishings. other areas that saw increases electricity, used cars and medical services, and the bulk of tariffs. the bulk of

what has been announced at this point is not yet showing up in the data. that's something we could start to see in next month's inflation report. george. >> okay, rebecca, we're going to turn now to the mass layoffs at the department of education. after the firings and earlier buyouts, the department has been slashed in half since president trump took office. senior political correspondent rachel scott has that story. good morning. rachel. >> george. good morning. and these are sweeping and mass layoffs at the department of education. and what the education secretary is calling the first step toward dismantling the agency altogether. overnight, the department of education gutted more than 1300 workers told their being laid off. now cutting the agency roughly in half. education secretary linda mcmahon saying those cuts are just the first step. >> what we did today was to take the first step of, of eliminating what i think is, is bureaucratic bloat. >> the department is already the smallest of all cabinet level agencies, but is responsible for everything from managing federal loans for colleges to enforcing

civil rights laws in schools. the leader of the nation's largest teachers union says students will pay the price. >> there is no way that that's going to lead to faster service. calls will go on unlistened to emails will go unread. we know that. >> mcmahon asked what will happen to some of the department's critical programs, like pell grants and funding for students from low income families. >> we kept all of the right people and the good people to make sure that the outward facing programs, the grants, the appropriations that come from congress, all of that are being met, and none of that's going to fall through the cracks. >> mcmahon says the president has given her a mandate to strip down the agency and work with congress to eliminate it. democrats blasting the trump administration's push to shrink the size of the federal government. >> throughout this administration. we're seeing cuts, cuts, cuts, services will not be provided for in this particular case for our schools and the protections for our young people.

>> sources say the president has floated the idea of moving some of the agency's work under the department of treasury. on the campaign trail, trump repeatedly said he wanted to return the power back to the states. it is worth noting that the department of education does not decide what schools can teach. that's already decided at a state and local level. michael. >> all right. rachel, it is important to note. thank you so much for that. we're going to turn now to breaking news overnight, a shooting at one of the country's busiest airports. alex perez is live at o'hare in chicago, tracking the latest developments. good morning. alex. >> hey good morning michael. still a lot of unanswered questions here. just some terrifying moments overnight for those who were here near terminal two. now, chicago police say it was just before 1 a.m. this morning when several people outside of the airport at the arrivals area got into some sort of fight or altercation, and someone pulled a gun and opened fire. a 25 year old man was wounded, shot twice in the lower body. the gunfire piercing through glass, causing panic for those nearby. thankfully, no one

else was injured. authorities are interviewing one person in connection with the shooting. it's unclear what led to that altercation, but the airport is fully open now. robin. >> such a scary situation there. alex. thank you. now to the fallout from the plane crash over our nation's capital earlier this year that killed 67 people. the department of transportation announced immediate changes to try to avoid a similar disaster. transportation correspondent gio benitez is here with those details for us. good morning. >> hey, robin. good morning. yeah, it was just a devastating tragedy. those 67 lives lost when that helicopter collided with a passenger plane in d.c. and now, this morning, urgent changes that could affect airports nationwide. this morning, just over a month after that deadly crash between a blackhawk helicopter and an american airlines plane, a major change from the department of transportation. most helicopters will now be banned from flying on certain routes over the potomac near reagan airport. the national transportation safety board, finding a shocking number

of concerning incidents in the last three years. >> there were 15,214 or close proximity events between commercial airplanes and helicopters. >> and of those, 85 were considered near misses or close calls. the secretary of transportation visibly shaken. >> i think the question is when this data comes in, how did the faa not know? how did they not study the data to say, hey, this is a hotspot. >> since 2011? the ntsb finding that there was at least one warning triggered every month over dca telling pilots they were on a collision course with a helicopter while that blackhawk helicopters crew acknowledged air traffic control's warning about an incoming american airlines flight. >> surgeons say the club has an aircraft sensor separation. >> it is believed to have been flying too high at night, and may not have heard the instruction to fly around the plane. and the transportation

secretary also saying that the department will deploy new advanced radar systems for better location tracking and ai tools to analyze hotspots at airports across the country. he also said that they will introduce new computer systems at air traffic control because, incredibly, he says they are still using floppy disks at air traffic control. right now, a lot of people have been calling for that upgrade. >> wow. >> well, you sure need that. yeah, you really do. thank you. joe. we're going to go overseas now to ukraine. president zelensky's government has agreed to a white house proposal for a 30 day cease fire with russia. if vladimir putin also accepts it. chief international correspondent james longman is on the scene in ukraine. good morning james. >> yeah. good morning george. is this a major breakthrough for peace, or is all this just wishful thinking? but for the moment, it's a major diplomatic victory for ukraine. they have agreed to a us proposal for a 30 day interim ceasefire. this is after eight hours of talks in saudi arabia with a us delegation led by marco rubio. the united states has also agreed to turn back on intelligence sharing and

military assistance. it was a pause that really did threaten to endanger ukrainian troops on the battlefield. ukraine also raising important issues to them, like prisoner exchanges and the return of forcibly removed ukrainian children. but the big caveat here russia was not involved, and we do not know how vladimir putin is going to respond to all this. we know that he's ruled out ceasefires multiple times in the past. his plan is to hold on to some 20% of ukrainian territory that he currently occupies. that's about the same size as louisiana. so diplomacy will begin in earnest this week. the kremlin this morning saying they're going to scrutinize these plans. they're open to conversations with u.s. officials. so steve witkoff, the special envoy, he will travel to russia this week, maybe for a conversation with vladimir putin, try to get him to agree. there might even be a phone call between donald trump and vladimir putin this week. but donald trump says it's his special relationship. that means that he can get a deal done that is about to get tested, robin. >> that it is. all right. james,

thanks. now to the search for the u.s. college student who vanished on vacation in the dominican republic. new surveillance video shows some of the last known images of the 20 year old before she disappeared. erielle reshef is there in the dominican republic for us. >> this morning. new security camera video capturing the last known movements of missing university of pittsburgh student sudiksha honanki. in this footage taken at the punta cana resort where she was staying. she is seen headed to the beach with friends around 4 a.m. after visiting a nightclub in their hotel. roughly two hours later, the rest of the group seen walking back to their rooms without key. authorities say she stayed behind with a man in his 20s, who later told them they went into the water together and got slammed by a large wave. he says he then fell asleep on the beach. >> the surveillance video is quite important because what it does is it provides a timeline of who was, where and when for law enforcement. so that way they can retrace the steps and

find out exactly what happened to her. >> hotel surveillance video catching him shortly before 9 a.m. heading back to his room, nowhere in sight. what do you believe happened to this college student? >> haciendo levantamientos. >> i spoke to diego pesquiera of the dominican republic national police, who told me they are scouring cctv cameras as well as interviewing her friends and the workers at the hotel for any clues. >> law enforcement is really going to be seeking to understand the circumstances by which she disappeared, so they're going to be looking into everything from her mental state, whether or not there were any outside influences, such as drugs or alcohol, that may have been introduced. >> and prosecutors tell us that that boy who was on the beach with conor at the time that she disappeared, is being questioned as a witness to a possible accident or a possible drowning. they don't believe anyone else was involved in her disappearance, but they're not ruling anything out at this point. >> as the investigation continues and we know you're

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with him, and made people feel include , he would take minorities to see the other side of life, like the kentucky derby. a good man. >> george: and jay-z's attorney, the superstar is suing a woman saying he was falsely accused of assault. and now we have aaron. >> reporter: the woman who accuse jay-z, dropped the law sought. new -- now you will hear the story behind the bombshell. putting to rest the doubt about his innocence. >> this morning, the woman who said 13 when jause jay-z, and sean diddy combs, assaulted her after the music video awards was heard talking about the claim and agreeing jay-z did not assault her. >> you are saying he was definitely there, had no part in it? >> he was there. >> he was just there, but he didn't have anything to do

with ... any sexual acts towards you? it was strickly: >> the woman is heard saying her lawyer put her up to suing one of the most recognizable stars. strictly he pushed me going forward. >> with jay-z? >> yeah. >> do you know why? >> no. >> abc news exclusively obtained the recording, after she dropped the lawsuit against carter and combs last month. the people wanted to know and they asked for the interview, and the tape speaks for itself. she says in no uncertain terms, mr. carter didn't do this, this is effectively a lie, the only reason carter is involved is bus she was pushed to involve and include him by a lawyer. >> the accusers lawyer, buzzby, called it a blatant lie to sue jay-z. this is i recording with the

phone call with his client. >> they say they you have on denying that jay-z assaulted you. is that true? >> no. no. i don't ... i never said that. >> okay. they also say that you told them, and they have it on tape, that "i", tony butzby, can the came up with this plan notice, and "told you to say jay-z had assaulted you so you would get more money". >> no. >> she said, "althoughi ultimately decided not to pursue them, i stand by my claims". >> she says she felt intim dated and terrifies at being confronted by these two individuals on my doorstep. was she coerced in any way? >> of course not. they can not coerce her, promise or threaten her in any way shape or form, she

voluntarily met and spoke to them, and she told them her truth. which was .... under no circumstances did mr. carter do this. and #2, the only reason he's involved is she was pushed to introduce him bay a lawyer. >> -- by a lawyer. >> does your client know jane doe? >> no. >> ever met her? >> no, he never met her, there's no truth to any of this. ♪ ♪ >> one of the world's best-selling artists with more than 140 million albums sold, jay-z is husband to beyonce and father of three. >> at the outset, speaking about the painful impact they had; especially on his kids. how is he as a father, trying to handle this? >> it's tough to hear a false lie said about you, spread

throughout the internet and your children hear it. what he does is proves himself innocent, today's hopefully the final chaptener that, and then you move forward. chapter and jay-z with is suing jane doe now, and her lawyer for defamation. >> why not let it lie, the case is gone. >> the truth had to fully come out. this person cannot be allowed to sort of hide from the reality that this was a false accusation. >> while the accusers lawsuit against jay-z and sean diddy combs was dismissed, sean diddy combs still faces charges which he denies and, combs is due in court to plead not guilty more charges. >> michael: coming up, breaking at 8, an alleged college has ing death. the new concern about the growing measles outbreak. stay right there.

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wednesday, good morning america. >> we are having a good time celebrating national girl scout day with our girl scout takeover. there are nearly 2 million members and many of our gma team. they grew up in the girl scouts or they have young daughters that are currently in girl scouts. but i love all the pictures that were sent in. we put out a call to the staff and they sent in these beautiful pictures. >> that's awesome to see. and this morning we have some troops here joining us in times square. girl scout cookie season is in full swing and we're all for it, so we're helping them sell cookies. look at that girl scout right there. we're helping them sell cookies. you can buy some of your own to support your local troop. just scan the qr code on the screen at any time. >> a lot of great energy in the studio today. we're going to begin with the news breaking at eight. right now we start with the latest round of tariffs that went into effect at midnight, a 25% tariff on all imports of

steel and aluminum. after a day of back and forth between the u.s. and canada, i want to go back to our chief white house correspondent, mary bruce. good morning. mary. >> george, good morning again. well, overnight, the president's 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum going into effect after another chaotic day of escalations and retreats, the president's roller coaster trade war is sending markets reeling. and americans feeling the uncertainty. and this morning, this trade war is far from over. canada just responding with 25% reciprocal tariffs on $20 billion of u.s. exports, including steel and aluminum, but also other products like computers, sports equipment and cast iron products. the european union also responding overnight with roughly $28 billion in tariffs on u.s. exports. but the president is dismissing this turmoil. the white house saying this is just a, quote, period of economic transition. the president insists he bears no responsibility for the uncertainty we're seeing in the markets. he is, though, changing his tune after declining to rule out a recession. he now says he doesn't see that at all. and after several rounds of on again, off again threats and retreats with canada, the leader

of ontario now meeting tomorrow with the commerce secretary to see if they can find a way to work together going forward. robin. >> all right, mary, our thanks to you, we're going to bring in our chief business correspondent, rebecca jarvis, again, tracking the potential impact for americans and more inflation concerns this morning. good morning again rebecca. >> good morning robin. nice to see you again. and this is still a very volatile market with tariffs hanging in the backdrop. but we just received some very positive news on inflation showing prices rose more slowly last month than expected. prices up 2.8% from a year ago. they're still going up but they're improving. and notably grocery prices, which have been going up at least for the last seven months, were flat. they didn't go up last month. the cost of cars and airfares also declined from the previous month, where we are starting to see some of the impact of tariffs, in particular tariffs on china is in clothing prices, which were up, and household furnishings. other areas that saw increases

in prices last month electricity, used cars and medical services and shelter costs continue to be a pressure on americans and their budgets. the report, though, makes a fed rate cut much less likely when they meet next week because it puts inflation, which had been going up so rapidly, in a place that's more manageable. and the federal reserve in this environment is much less likely to cut, meaning those credit card and mortgages stay about where they are. michael. >> i'm going to go to the new arrest in an alleged campus hazing death. three people have been charged in connection with the death last month of a southern university and a&m college student. are whit johnson joins us with more. good morning whit. >> michael, good morning to you. authorities were first alerted to this case when a group of men dropped off an unresponsive caleb wilson at the hospital. the men claimed wilson collapsed while playing basketball, but police say that story was not true. and now three suspects are in custody accused of a hazing

ritual that turned deadly. this morning, two more arrests in connection with the alleged hazing death of southern university student caleb wilson. 28 year old isaiah smith is facing one count of criminal hazing. smith was allegedly serving as the dean of pledges for the fraternity. omega psi phi kyle thurman, also taken into custody on criminal hazing charges. in addition to caleb mcrae, who turned himself in last week. >> detectives have. >> interviewed over a dozen people and executed multiple search warrants. >> to gather. >> as much information as possible. >> according to the arrest affidavit. the vehicle that dropped off wilson at the hospital was registered to smith, and smith was seen on surveillance video removing an unresponsive wilson from his vehicle earlier that night. police say wilson and eight other pledges arrived at this warehouse, where they changed into gray sweat suits and stood in a line and were each punched four times with boxing gloves by at least three individuals, now identified by police as smith,

thurman and mcrae. police say wilson collapsed to the floor, becoming unresponsive and a pair of black boxing gloves later discovered at the scene. >> caleb wilson died as a direct result of a hazing incident where he was punched in the chest multiple times. >> wilson was a mechanical engineering student at the historically black university and avid member of the school band called human jukebox. at a recent vigil, wilson's grieving father corey, recalling his son's passion for music. >> thank you all. >> the human jukebox. this is caleb's life. he really loved the jukebox. and suspect caleb mcrae is facing the most serious charges criminal hazing and manslaughter. his attorney says he maintains his client's innocence and is urging the public to withhold rushing to judgment. southern university called the death of caleb wilson a tremendous loss. a memorial is planned for friday, guys. >> and we're thinking of caleb's family. yeah. all right. whit. thank you. coming up on our gma

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that basically drank those sugar free slushies with glycerol, and they developed. these kids were ages 2 to 6. they developed something called glycerol intoxication syndrome. it occurred about an hour after drinking it, and it resulted in decreased consciousness, low potassium, low blood sugar and some elevated acid in the blood. now it's because of what happened there that the food standards agency in the uk actually issued guidance saying that kids under four should not drink these glycerol sugar free slushies, and kids under ten should not have more than one. >> well, this is very alarming. >> i mean, listen, it's a very small amount of cases, right. and so it is a warning for parents to pay attention. >> so what are your recommendations for parents. >> so parents can certainly start to read ingredients. so if you buy prepackaged slushies or if you get those sirups at home to use in your homemade slushy maker, you can look at the labels and see, does it say glycerol on it? if you go out to a store where they have a machine, you can ask the vendor, is this sugar free? is there

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bills. >> i thought to myself, i'm like, wait a minute. if this disproportionately affects black women, if black women are dealing with economic barriers, what are black women's options? i am personally somebody who was impacted by uterine fibroids. >> wanting to demystify the diagnosis and help ease economic barriers for black women, harris teamed up with her friend yasmin griffiths, a medical student, to create a nonprofit organization called the beauty of our wellness. how did you come up with the name? >> we organize arts and wellness related events to raise awareness and raise money. >> you open up a dialog about women's health in your community as well. >> learning about your body is so important to be able to have agency over it and be able to really make decisions that matter. so one of the first things we wanted to do was plan a luncheon, and we wanted to highlight women's stories who are dealing with uterine fibroids. but we also wanted to highlight experts in the field. people across all ages felt so excited to be in a space where they could talk about their bodies and talk about their experiences and things that they

might not have had the opportunity to talk about before. >> and i know you set up a fund to help women. >> so we offer $500 micro-grants to all successful applicants based in the dmv. so dc, maryland and virginia. raising awareness is wonderful, but without solutions, you're kind of causing hysteria. >> look at something. you're making a solution. you're not waiting on anybody to get it done. i really love and respect that. >> thank you. >> yeah, they're definitely getting it done. and tomorrow for pivot with purpose, you meet the woman who left her corporate job to reshape the idea of what pilates looks and feels like, and it's just amazing to see these young women have their have like for in this case, have a medical issue and then turn it into a purpose to help others. >> i just. >> absolutely love it. >> yep. and now it's time for some pop news. lara. >> lots to talk about this morning. good morning to you all. we're going to sing us a song. you're the piano man. but we will have to wait for a little bit for that to happen. billy joel announcing overnight he is postponing his current tour for four months to recover

from a surgery for an undisclosed medical condition. joel shared the news with his fans on instagram, writing, while i regret postponing any shows, my health must come first. good for you billy. i look forward to getting back on stage and sharing the joy of live music with our amazing fans. thank you for understanding. eight shows are being postponed, but billy says he'll be fine. he expects to be back on tour by summer. his first show will be in pittsburgh july 5th, and he's doing a show here at yankee stadium with rod stewart. that's july 18th and not expected to be affected by billy's recovery. we do wish you the very best piano man. now to a smart comedy coming back, jean smart and the cast of the award winning show hacks. they have released their first trailer for the highly anticipated fourth season. here's a look. >> blackmail on day one. not good. she's been. >> doing this for. >> 50 years. >> you're not going to. >> beat. >> her at her own game. >> oh. >> nobody beats deborah.

>> boone. >> this is a big. >> moment for you. but you got to dance with the one who brought you. >> nobody beats deborah. that trailer giving us a glimpse of the fallout from season three after that finale, left us speechless. show creators paul downs and lucia aniello teasing the new season, saying the table is set and the stakes are high. jean smart told me after her emmy win that carol burnett will be a guest on this coming season. that's very exciting. the new season drops on april 10th. cannot wait. shortly after that, jean smart will be making her return to broadway. so excited. jean. come on, come on over here. we're right across the street. she will be on the great white way this summer for a one woman show. it's a 12 week run. the show is called call me izzy. previews start may 24th. we're here for you, jean. anytime you want to visit. >> absolutely. >> so happy for her. >> yes. she's a great lady. >> the show. >> is brilliant. paul is an incredible writer. and, you

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>> announcer: welcome back to gma live from times square. >> george: we are back with natasha rockwell, here in the studio, you can see here in season three of "white lotus". welcome to gentlemen jeem! thank you for having me. >> actress: thank you for having me. >> george: "white lotus" is must-see tv. tell us about your character belinda. >> actress: she's in thailand doing a work exchange program, working to learn thai techniques and then she also cos-plays a guest, and experiences that life. >> robin: and experiencing a little love life? what can you share about that? tres >> actress: her mentor at the "white lotus" in thailand has taken an interest in her. when you meet someone that sees you, has your same passion, you can't help but you know, feel a little, you

know, amorous. >> robin: peachy, friendly. >> michael: you are not the only returning character to the show, greg aka gary, is also back, and you have to keep that a secret for like two years ucouldn't spill the beans, but now this we know, what can you tell us is going on with his character and your character? you couldn't >> actress: i can't say much, it was hard to keep that secret for so long, the "lies", i told to keep the secret. you know, we were traveling separately. we called them "secret". so we could keep it private. but, yeah, he's taken a special interest in belinda, because he knows that she knows .... that she might know him: . and so, there's this .... sort of a cat-and-mouse game afoot. >> lara: the first time i saw him, he pops up in an early episode and you are like, oh, boy, houston we have a problem. law firm e

[ laughter ] >> lara: set up the clip for us? take a look. >> sound clip: one of our regulars was asking me all about you. >> really? >> wanted to know your name, why you are here? i think you caught his eye. >> hmm. who was it? >> he's an american. he has a lovely girlfriend. but he certainly seems interested in you ... >> ooh! [ laughter ] >> lara: belinda does not look please. >> actress: he's asking about her, she wants to make sure she's safe, it's scary for him to be him, though. >> lara: scary and also scary, goggins, a colleague on the show that is so good on the show, toll jimmy kimmell, he was bit by a snake while filming? did you gis experience... i mean your character is like, no!

>> actress: it was too much wildlife for my taste, i appreciate nature from a distance. there were a lot of snakes and lizards and tads. we had elephants interrupting takes. toads and, the monitor lizards. it was a lot. >> george: elephants interrupting takes. >> actress: you are in a deep , important segment, and then you hear [flatulence] and it was an elephant. oh, man, yeah. there were bright green colors that matched the leaves. so, at every point, is that a life? >> lara: you are not acting when you were terrified? >> leaf in the ven diagram, we were one circle that day. >> george: mike white is a genius, isn't he? >> actress: i think of him as a musician and the words on

the page, notes. i feel he has an amazing score, his commentary on social issues and classism, and it's brilliant. we don't have very many that write, direct, and do all of it, he's an actor himself. so we have a lot of things in common, he's a joy to work with. >> robin: who did we have on pop news that says he wants to be on "white lotus". nicole kidman. >> actress: she did? baby girl! okay. >> lara: would you come become again? >> actress: if i survive this season. you are a good journalist, i have had many people try to sneak it in. [ laughter ] >> lara: i tried, i tried. >> actress: if the hotel's haunted, if i survive, if i don't ... >> robin: why do you think it's popular? >> actress: escapism, people

love to see, also, just like really privileged people have really bad days. [ laughter ] you know? there's a a little part of you, okay, everyone has a bad and has things they need to work on. and, yeah, it's a beautiful costumes. and it brings the cities that we go to, these countries we go to alive. that's really cool. >> george: thank you for coming in this morning. hbo,. and young girls making impacts in their communities. cookies that you can buy from home this morning n. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ me roar ♪ ♪ dancing through the fire ♪

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last. here we are. >> america's favorite family. >> somehow it felt like it would be forever. >> takes their. >> final bow. and i'm going to miss it very, very much. well, let me just take this. >> i got welcome back, we are celebrating national girl scout day, with the great girl scout take over. i was a brownie, robin was a girl scout, many of you are out there on the jeem gentlemen team, have been part of this incredible sisterhood, this morning we are joined by troops from across the country, including girls from new york and new jersey, selling cookies right here in the studio! gays thank you for being here. gays, thank you for being here. guys, thank you for being here. for being here, you each get i fun patch to add to the collection, as i understand it, the fun patches go on the back, right? the business in the front, the fun goes in the back. so, these are the good morning america fun patches and each of you get one. gays you can support your

local troop this morning and buy cookies from your home. guys and scan the qr code on the screen, it's worth it in every way. >> robin: and their field trip is here. this morning. and, includes a behind the scenes tour of our studio, along with a q & a from our own lifestyle comprehend contributor, lori bergamotto. and, two inspiring young women made incredible contributions to this sisterhood, and their community, who also happen to be real sisters, they'll join us live, they are over there. joining us live in a moment. but first, i want everyone to know your story! ♪ ♪ >> sound clip: this girl scout is making a. sarasprase lynn sara lynn loves going to the movie, so does her mom, but when her mom started losing her hearing she stayed behind. >> mom didn't want to go to the movie theatre, she found them inaccessible they didn't provide open captions and it

was overall not a good experience for her. i wanted to change that. >> the 18-year-old sprung into action. >> this is the local theatre, where we go to watch all of our movies. >> robin: reaching out to the favorite local queens theatre. >> they have the best popcorn. >> robin: she created "theatres unsilent", hosting free open captioned screenings for the hard of hearing. >> some said this was the first time going become to the movie theatres in over 10 years. it changed a lot for a lot of people. and i am just so proud that i was able to make this impact. >> the bronx high school of science senior won the future woman of distinction award, the girl scout's highest honor, and he's not the only star scout in the family, her older sister was the finalist, and the younger sister, 15-year-old julia is the cookie queen, of queens new york. selling the most boxes for four years in a row.

>> the goal for the past four years is 12,000. she's on the cover of her favorite taga--longs. >> sometimes people ask me to sign it when they find out i am on the cover of the box. >> these sisters say, being lifelong girlscouts fostered confidence. >> this is the highest award a girl scout can earn. >> an enduring commitment to community, and service. >> it has allowed me to know i am capable of making change, and that is something that will stick with me forever. >> robin: you told you you wanted to hear their story. sere sara is here with her sister. what does this mean to you? the real sisterhood and the sisterhood you have here? what does it mean to you? >> guest: i have been part of girlscouts 13 years, it's a big part of my life. we say we are sisters not just by blood but through the girl scout sisterhood, as well.

all three of you. >> and, you are holding a becomes of of cookies. you are the cover star for the box of tag-a-longs. you are on the box singing. what does it mean to you to be featured on michael's favorite cookie box? >> being featured on this tag-a-long box was amazing and a great experience it, showcases the hard work, perseverence and dedication that goes into the top cookie seller and i hope it inspires other cookie sellers to dream big and, have great ambition in their girl scout career. >> lara: you are hired. >> michael: i may not be a girl scout but i eat them. happy you are both here! we have a surprise for both of you. so, sara, how about you take that. open that up and read that to us. >> guest: read it? ahoy sarah, in appreciation of

your outstanding contributions to your community, dizz disney cruise lines would you e like to send you and your family on a cruise to the bahamas! [ cheers and applause ] [ crowd noise ] congratulations! [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. for what you do! >> well deserved. >> michael: you will be abard the new disney destiny cruise. starting in the fall, it should have great american sign language interpreters at all of the shows on board for your mom to enjoy with the rest of the family! so, you looking forward to it? what do you think? >> yes, i am so excited. i have never been on a cruise before. >> michael: you will love it. you are welcome. you are welcome. >> lara: thank you for all you do. >> michael: i gotta get me some cookies. >> lara: we are so happy to have you here, buy your cookies, everyone.

>> ginger: we have them sold to a lot of people here at work, i can't wait for more cookies. and, good cookie selling weather, yesterday in the 50s today chillier in the 30s. and, others are in the 20-25 degrees above normal. columbia nearly 80. cincinnati to 77. that will keep moving. even here by the weekend we get into the 50s and it will be comfy. with cold air behind the mild weather you will have severe storms. a big heads autopsy -- heads-up for the weekend, friday-saturday-sunday. a tornado threat in paduca, down to birming >> we are so happy having our

girl scouts here in times square. coming up, we have girl scouts joining us live from all across the country. stay

>> i michael:e're > i michael:e're >> michael: we are become with the big girl scout takeover. we are celebrating national girl scout day with one troop selling cookies here in times square. i picked out8 boxes. and right now we are joined á by three girl scouts from different spots around the country. welcome lila, haley and ellen. ladies thank you for being with us this morning on gentlemen jeem. lila, you have been a girl scout 13 years. and within of your goals is to address the gender gaps in engineering. how are you doing that? >> guest: for my girl scout award project i planned a summer camp, middle school girls in the community can come meet real female engines

and do hands-on stem activities. this is an amazing experience, and i was able to put all of the skills i have learned, skills and values i have learned from engineering, community service, leadership, all of this was put to the test with this project. and i went on to girls' engineeopportunities for engineering. >> robin: that's wonderful. >> lara: impressive and important, awesome, lila. and representing troop #25, from myrtle beach, south carolina. hey, haley! >> guest: hi. >> lara: i am happy to highlight you, you won the bronze award, with three fellow girl scouts. you guys had a mission to help cats who were homeless, you know, shelter cats. find them homes. how did you do that? >> guest:

really like cats. i used to foster cats with my family. and we wanted to help you know, the wild cat colonies be able to have ... so we out brochures for the shelters to distribute for the benefit of cat colonies and why businesses and neighborhoods and places should keep their cats, instead of getting rid of them. and we built cat houses and feeding stations so that the cats could live in them. >> lara: so thoughtful, haley so nice of you, very, very sweet. >> robin: cats are close to your heart. all of our hearts. and ellen, from flint michigan, you have been part of some wonderful projects, as well? from working on an anti-bullyin donating to the st. jude's's hospital, that michael knows

all too much about. judee what does being a girl scout mean to you, ella? >> guest: thinking about not just ourselves've yourself, but -- yourselves but others. this is ann >> anti-bullying campaign, how to stop bullying and let people be different. >> robin: that's special. >> michael: all three of you doing amazing things in your communities. and lila, one last question for you. what's your faste girl scout cookie? favorite? tough question. >> guest: i have to go with the thin mints! >> robin: put them in the freezer. okay, okay. >> lara: haley? >> guest: peppermint patties. >> robin: and ellaan, what's your favorite cookie?

>> guest: adventurefuls. >> she's like, you have not tried them? >> i did not try one yet, but i will today. >> michael: i have two boxes of them >> will let you taste them. >> lara: i am in, i am in. >> michael: we want to say thank you from all of us. thank you for joining us from pennsylvania. south carolina, and michigan. thank you for all that you are doing. and everyone at home, remember you can scant the qr code on the screen to find out how it get cookies from troops near you. scan the and, make sure you do that! [ cheers and applause ] [ crowd noise ] make some noise n. commoo whoo! >> michael: make some noise. we will be right back.

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