. >> that robach, you know i always wear. the reason i have this on is because i remember the first day i saw you after you tested negative and gave you a big hug and i kissed you untin enginesly on the cheek with the face mask on. i hope he doesn't think i'm treating him any differently. i just had a handful of bags or whatever. i was talking to a friend that i had been texting you about that had covid and double pneumonia. remember i texted you a couple of days ago and you said it happens? about stigma, people who have had covid. and i was wondering if people are treating you any different or people talk to you since you have had it about the -- a stigma that they are seeing or feeling from people because they've had the coronavirus? >> well, certainly the politicizing of the situation has certainly garnered attention where people are treating me in very special ways. but there's no question, d., that people get freaked out. they don't want to get sick. and we don't know -- the unknown is more scary than the known very ofte

. >> this is robach. you know, that company i always wear and you guys say do you have interest in that company? but the reason i have it on is i remember the first day i saw you after you tested negative, and i gave you a big hug and i kissed you, unintentionally, on the cheek with the face mask on and i said i hope he doesn't think i'm treating him differently. i just had a hand full of bags or whatever. remember, i texted you a couple days ago and you said it happens. about stigma. people who've had covid. and i was wondering if people are treating you any differently, or if people talk to you, since you have had it, about the -- a stigma that they are seeing or feeling from people because they've had the coronavirus. >> well, certainly, the politicizing of the situation has certainly gone where people are treating me in very special ways. but there's no question, d, that people get freaked out. they don't want too get sic get. and we don't know. the unknown and scarier than the known often. could i re

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we are always happy to have amy robach joining us here in the studio.y, lara. >> reporter: hi, you guys. a big morning in "pop news." a very big announcement but first a couple of stories for you. the next time you guys hear about a charity raffle, you may want to consider buying a ticket. just ask the italian woman who is now the proud owner of an authenticated artwork by picasso, you guys. it is depicting a glass of absinthe and newspaper signed by picasso in the top left corner. her son bought her the ticket for $100. the painting, it's worth $1.1 million. the best part is claudia says until now she had never won a single thing in her lifetime. we do a lot of stories about these charity auctions, just saying. you may want to consider. >>> also popping this morning, a major payday for joe rogan. the podcast host who is known for hosting "fear factor," he has just landed a $100 million with spotify. rogan is so loved by his millions of followers on youtube for his incredibly popular podcast. the down to earth host was quick to point out to his listener

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♪ ♪ >>> back with our "play of the day" and amy robach is grooving to this.take a look at this jet ski high school graduation. the class of 2020 will never forget it. the principal of somerset island in key west handed out diplomas using a grabber on a boat. so creative. he was maintaining social distance and each graduate under the gown, they had on a mask, they had on a life jacket and had on a mask when they rode the jet ski. the principal reminded them that no barrier is too large to overcome, and that through creativity and hard work we can overcome any challenge. and there they are taking -- >> cannonball. >> i love it. >> congratulations to the class of 2020. >> you got to get creative right now with these graduations in a fun way. >> i like that. >>> coming up, we have big questions from kids about covid. michael has some help from the experts. you're looking at them, elmo and cookie monster. >> yes, i did, hey. ey.aesars rewards. we look forward to welcoming you back. to welcoming you back. [music begins to play: "together" by sia] ♪ come now set the

. >> want to say happy mother's day to all the mothers out there and happy mother's day to amy robach> 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 hope you join us then. >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, grammy, ma, antonia award winner, lin-manuel miranda. and made the mom from georgia who wanted all the kids in our community to be