>> and this morning on "gma" spike lee will talk with robin roberts about his part in this famous commercialughts on the series. coming up at 7:00 a.m. after "abc7 mornings." our thing to talk on monday about the show. did you watch it or are you waiting? >> i'm waiting until this afternoon because when i watch it, no distractions. i want to focus in and i want to see every little minute detail. this is the first time we really got a deep glimpse into the mind of jordan and i don't want to miss a thing. >> we'll talk tomorrow. i won't spoil anything. but you will love these episodes. >> you stayed up and watched it? nice. nice. all right. let's talk about what is going on with the small craft advisory? that's the breeziness i was talking about on our bridges. let's take a quick look at what is going on with our temperatures. wednesday you can see the 80s taking over inland and near 70 in san francisco and gets even hotter thursday. look at those low to even a few mid-90s possible in the east bay valleys while we ramp up in the north bay and south bay and friday, again, some low to mid 90s in

can you look at that full interview with magic johnson's long-time friend you see there, robin roberts, coming up right after "abc7 mornings" on "gma." the two will also look at "the last dance," the wildly popular series, and look at the second to last episode, they profile steve kerr and the story is incredibly touching. reggie, i will send it over to you. >> oh, that's a good tease, jobina. i have not watched any of it yet. thank you. >>> now if you still have not received your stimulus money, it could be on the way. the government says it started sendsing out debit cards loaded with the money and the cards will go to about 4 million people that have not submitted bank account information for the irs. >>> let's take a live look at the new york stock exchange, and yesterday we started the day off very strong, and today we are back down again a little more than 200 points. >>> a restaurant serving the uk is giving a hilarious demonstration on how to serve customers their food while keeping a safe distance. >> cappuccino? >> yes. >> no, ma'am. that is not how we are doing its too. i am

robert robbins, president of the university of arizona. dr. robinsfternoon >> good afternoon, john. thanks for inviting me on your program. >> great to have you university of arizona, on the upper end as far as the number of students who you have, tell me, how long were you developing this plan, how much of it involves really having all the students on campus how many do you expect to remain distanced? >> well, we started making the plan for reentry once we got into this term and saw how our own line of distance learning would work we made that decision in mid-march. and we knew that the students wanted to come back. i was hearing from all of our students, as i went around, they were on spring break they had to come back, get their belongings, and go back home to shelter in place and talking to them and have heard from many of them directly, from their parents, from our alumni that they sought to have that on-campus experience so we've got a total of 45,000 students we're not really sure how many will come back it will look very different. we're abou

. >> our robin roberts spotted him during her segment saying, we have an al roker sighting!icholas, popped into the screen. >> so much going on. the tv power couple has been broadcasting from their home for competing networks. deborah says while nicholas has been home studying, he's also turned into their new tech guy. >> if we get him working for cbs, they'll have all three networks covered in the roker house. >>> next, matt damon opens up about his daughter's battle with covid-19. just between us, you know what's better than mopping? anything! at the end of a long day, it's the last thing i want to do. well i switched to swiffer wet jet and its awesome. it's an all-in-one so it's ready to go when i am. the cleaning solution actually breaks down dirt and grime. and the pad absorbs it deep inside. so, it prevents streaks and haze better than my old mop. plus, it's safe to use on all my floors, even wood. glad i got that off my chest and the day off my floor. try wet jet with a moneyback guarantee ♪ i'm all right nobody worry about me ♪ ♪ why you got to give me a fight can't

growing up on film sets and i've just been very lucky to be around great people you know from robin to robert zemeckis to tom hanks i these people that i've been so fortunate to work with have showed me the way of what to be like be graceful be grateful respectful and always be learning and that's something that i've tried to live live my life by as much as possible or brother your karma seems beautiful you seem like a good kid to me you got a nice purity about should i go down the photos are revealed to see the dodgers swat the ball locks and i hope we get this thing behind us and somewhere along the way or a dodger dog line together managed like zoo no chicken your hands ever coming back but it's been nice to meet you my friend and i appreciate your time. than yeah. there you go how much josh hutcherson and the new show it you can stream it on hulu is called future met then he's working with a pretty little production credit to work it was broken so give it a tumble sons like an eclectic project thank you josh this is dennis miller plus an ongoing lunch. only one. time after time called her

front of the camera, but it marks five years of your directorial debut perfect 2," and you cast robin robertsl, robin was top of the list for the sort of former bellas in "pitch perfect 2" but reached out also to condoleezza rice who is the former secretary of state and i remember we got -- we actually got ahold of her office and she was interesting in doing it and, of course, we were casting it maybe three, four weeks out and she said, well, i'm available in seven months. you have to get on those people's calendar really early on. she was speaking at some global conference in africa or something actually important and was not available to actually play a role in my silly movie. but, yeah, that was -- it was really fun to even have the opportunity to talk to her office about something like that. >> well, it's fun and great to have the opportunity to talk to you this morning, elizabeth. thank you so much. always great to see you and hang in there with the family and homeschooling and the math. we understand the pain. the finale of "mrs. america" is available today. you can catch up on the whol

. >> reporter: during uncertain times our very own robin roberts offers inspiration to her class on effective the way you think in order to change the way you feel. say it with me. you got to change the way you think in order to change the way you feel. >> reporter: truth, robin's master class is available right now at masterclass.com. amy, it was so instructional because it breaks down some of the things that robin, you do exquisitely. sort of invisible to us like how to really listen. i learned something about body language and focus and i have to tell you i have good friends who work at master class and told me it was an absolute joy to work with robin and that you are beloved there internally because of the authenticity and the compassion you brought to the project. >> oh, wow. oh, my gosh. hey, becky, thank you for that. i got to tell you, everyone involve offed with master class they could give their own master class on how to treat people. they are wonderful. they provide this kind of like as a safe space for the instructor to share. hoping to help others and mine was about authentical

of rain will look into too early to next week as conditions are getting old right robert go check into traffic force robin yes, we are we're taking a peek at some bay area bridges because folks have to get to work. >>so far your drive times holding steady here on westbound 92, it's our busiest bridge. this morning, the san mateo bridge leaving hayward over to the peninsula you see the crowd right. yeah, not a lot of wiggle room between the cars but it's under 30 minutes from the nimitz over to the bay shore as you connect with one oh one, here's 80 wesson to san francisco if you need to make this trip. we're doing fine, we're hot spot free no problems in the maze clear on the upper deck and trouble free on the skyway so you'll make it into san francisco and just under 10 minutes marty. >>ok ron, the weather's. a new u c berkeley study that says california child care programs are on the brink of collapse and need a financial stimulus the study looked at 2000 child care centers, big and small and found the 60% are reporting a loss of income or low attendance, because of families are just not able to pay ove

leaders, veterans and special video messages including one from our own robin who speaks proudly of her father colonel lawrence e. robertsnse website. >> want to say happy mother's day to all the mothers out there and happy mother's day to amy robach. >> thank you. have a great weekend, everyone. >> bye. >> announcer: starting next week -- >> how are you? >> this is for reel. >> announcer: get all the feels. >> surprise. >> announcer: on abc's "good morning america." >>> now your health, your safety, this is abc7 news. >> good morning. i'm kumasi aaron. san francisco is pushing back phase two reopening to may 18. the mayor listed businesses that can do curbside pickup at that point. >>> here is mike with the forecast. >> thank you. let's look from our camera. high clouds putting white in our blue sky. it's a gorgeous afternoon if you like the heat. that will be the thing. try to keep yourself hydrated and find shade if you feel kind of hot. we have mid to upper 90s, our hottest temperatures in the east bay valleys. looks great for mother's day. >>> it's time for "live with kelly and ryan." we will be back at 11:00. we ho

roberts joins us with so much more. good morning, deb. >> reporter: good morning, robin. what a loss.gone. roy horn along with siegfried electrified las vegas, giving rise to the strip as we know it today with these massive family-friendly acts. when i sat down with him, he embraced his life, legacy and even the struggles. the death of the legendary showman has cast a pall over the vegas strip. where he made his name alongside sigfried who released this statement. i've lost my best friend. there could be no siegfried without roy and no roy without siegfried, saluting the medical team. i give my heartfelt appreciation to the team of doctors, nurses and staff at mountain view hospital who worked heroically against the insidious virus that ultimately took roy's life. losing the battle against the coronavirus, a tribute to roy horn, will have to wait. his publicist telling abc news a big memorial will be held after the pandemic subsides. a passionate lover of wild animals, horn once worked as a cage cleaner for a german zoo before joining siegfried on stage decades ago. >> okay, let's go.

roberts joins us with some tips for parents. good morning, deborah. >> reporter: hey there, robin.r those of us who have kids with some kind of a disability there are 9 million children like that in the u.s. times can be kind of challenging right now. but thanks to technology, it has come to the rescue. for so many parents like andrew and meredith busbee, life's new normal also includes new routines. 4-year-old daughter ashlyn struggles with vision impairment and usually receives several different therapies in person. >> when we stopped going into the office for our therapies, it was very surreal. i feared that we would regress because we had made so much progression with her therapies. >> reporter: speech and language pathologist lori colon is one of ashlyn's therapists. >> you don't want kids to not be getting the services. we don't know how long this is going to last. to have a break is really unfortunate. >> reporter: ashlyn's sessions are through virtual teletherapy. at first the real challenge wasn't with the technology -- >> can you say that? >> she adapted very well for the

robert huffman. i am calling in support of the project. i have a couple comments from other people. robin and pam says as neighbor i support moving this project forward quickly. david evans states this is such an opportunity. build as much housing as possible on this property. there are a few other opportunities to increase housing stock in a smart way. i am passing on the comments. i wanted to leave you with something i read in the sf examiner recently. it says quote the biggest single roadblock to housing in california is the reluctance and refusal of local communities to house this type of housing within their boundaries. each community wants the houses. what do we do with the rest? the reason i bring this up is because it was written about in "san francisco examiner" in 1969. we have done nothing to build middle income housing in san francisco for the last 50 years. i urge you to approve the project and to solve the 50 yearlong project. thank you. >> you have seven questions remaining. >> i am laurie fry. i wasn't going to talk because i sept an e-mail to the commissioners yesterday.

robin hayes, the jetblue ceo, speaking to sky johnson -- guy johnson. coming up the u.s. economy and financial stability under threat. fed president sees a recovery. our interview with robert-- leigh-ann: this is a special edition of "bloomberg markets." i'm leigh-ann gerrans with your bloomberg business flash. a shakeup at aston martin. the new chief executive will be the head of the mercedes performance division. aston martin is struggling with debt. a billionaire investor became chairman a month ago. the head of the international energy agency warns that global oil consumption has not picked. hopes that there will be a change in him missions. that it is likely that demand will go back to where it was. according to a new filing -- hertz says the coronavirus devastated its revenue. it's global revenue plunged 73%. that is your bloomberg business flash. matt? thank you for that. we spoke with dallas fed president robert kaplan for his projections and when the economy may begin to level off again. take a listen. with businesses reopening of think you can see a good, slow, steady recovery. what i'm worried about, despite what the government may say behaviors thatin consumers