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here's abc's robin roberts. >> how are you? how you feeling today? >> i'm so happy.ife. >> i know how tough it is for me being a former sportscaster, not being there. how about as a former athlete, not being at the olympics? >> there's definitely a lot of mixed emotions when it comes to me watching it. obviously some tough times and moments that are hard. >> reporter: once considered the fastest woman in the world -- >> marion jones against debbie ferguson. it's the u.s. against the bahamas. >> reporter: the five-time olympic medalist, marion jones, a household name during the 2000 sydney games. had any daydreams about winning the five? >> oh my gosh. every hour of every day. >> reporter: but from her greatest successes came a doping scandal that ended her competitive career. >> so it is with a great amount of shame that i stand before you and tell you that i have betrayed your trust. >> reporter: now from her darkest days to the hope she shares through coaching and mentorship while proudly living life on her own terms, revealing this truth last month on tiktok. >> i

robin roberts, on gma. here we are.want in your home or business. then play. who you follow on social media, what you're attracted to in a magazine, newspaper. you can cut it out and kind of play with that in a visual perspective. and then you want to write down things that inspire you, quotes, mantras. that's where you really get to put pen to paper and say, this is what i want for my life. then spend time with your vision board. screen shot it, use it as a wall paper on your phone, computer. put it in your office. so that's a reminder of, this is what we're inching towards. >> robin: you want to put it in a place you want to see it. it is about manifestation. we put out a call to our viewers to ask questions. sierra, i believe from new jersey, has this question for you. >> thanks. >> what tools do you have to stay positive and motivated when the going gets tough? especially at a time when you're met with a lot of no's. >> robin: everyone's always talking about how they have this vision and everything and that they, th

i'm a member of the three on three national team and robin roberts former intern.gainst germany. go usa! >> lara: let's go! before she was a u.s. olympian, cierra burdick was an intern for "good morning america." we are wishing her the very best of luck. there you can see a picture with our very own robin roberts. she was a star in the studio. now she's a star in paris. >> robin: she was a star for pat summit. she was a lady vol. she was hoping she would make it to the olympics one day and there she is. i am so incredibly proud of her. i remember when she was playing in the area, the crew, a group of us, went to see her play. she has really warmed her way into our hearts. thank you for that shout out for her. we appreciate that so much. flea market coming up, lara? >> lara: that's right. it's my olympics. >> robin: i love seeing the eiffel tower behind you. all right, lara. enjoy. coming up lara and james with a loop at one of paris' famous flea markets. just like she said! says. with chewy, it's never been easier to get their favorite toy delivered again, come on,

. >> reporter: the arthur ashe, award bestowed on our robin roberts, given last night to the saint'srees. >> when you look at steve, who do you see? >> player: i see someone who loves .... who just represents love. and i think now, you look at the way that he lives his life and the way that he continues to strive to help others, who have been diagnosed with neurological diseases. >> reporter: what do you love the most about your dad can? >> guest: all of the love he gives us, how he wants to be with us all the time. >> reporter: capping off the night, south carolina women, winning best team, bringing their undefeated energy to gma. >> player: we are officially 39-o, thank you for everyone that voted for us. yes. [ applause ] >> >> reporter: many took home big prizes and i caught up with prince harry and duchess meghan backstage, prince harry was full of gratitude, and serena williams, they said she was fantastic, and her in element, guys. >> michael: a lot of fun to watch it, the only one when had it better than us was you, you were there, thank you for bringing that to us. coming up

robin roberts, look at me. i have got a tennis racket. >> good value from wal-mart. >> these are universally loved spin shoes. your own spin shoes. don't wear somebody else's. get your own. get your own. i know these are incredible, and they're really affordable too. they're under $70. get them weightlifting. you've got all these different weights. three, five, 8 pounds. this is under $45 biceps that. we're really getting into it. sam champion. but we want to get to table tennis on. team usa is going to be doing table tennis. we've got our amazing interns here doing good and nicole doing good. sam look how cool this is. any table can be a ping pong table, you guys. table tennis is where it's at. it comes with the paddles. it comes with the net. it comes with the balls. and you can do really anything for under $33. you can just take any coffee table, card table, make it into a fun table tennis look how easy that is to set it up. so easy and so fun. and it comes in this cute little portable case. yep. so you can look sporty like us. or you can be sporty like them. but

and the recipient of the arthur ashe award for courage, the award that our robin roberts received 11inspirational fight against lou gehrig's disease. it's always an emotional night, a fun night, and one you won't want to miss. it is the espys tonight, live from hollywood, 8:00 eastern on abc. >> thank you, will. coming up on our morning menu, hacks to beat the heat while you sleep, and they don't include cranking up air conditioning. >> and a photo of matthew mcconaughey creating a lot of buzz. how to protect yourself from bee stings this summer. >> that looks very painful. plus, the new mystery travel trend, letting a company plan a secret destination for your vacation. sounds kind of good to me. two couples will find out live where they're going for a getaway, then they head straight to the airport. and tory johnson is here with deals and steals you will love, all $20 and under from small businesses. that's coming up right here on "gma." stay with us. ♪ ♪ . ♪ oh there was a tree, ♪ ♪ down in the woods ♪ ♪ the prettiest tree, ♪ ♪ that you ever did see... ♪ ♪ now we all have roots ♪

chris roberts, robin adams, alina chavez and london, [indiscernible] please give them a warm welcome.se] okay. alright. the housekeeping is out of the way. now, the remarks start i have to tell you that, i have torn up the speech many many times. this is a difficult time. francisco must do. mayor breed, first of all, i want to thank you for the historic investment you made in san francisco pride. no mayor has ever supported san francisco pride like you have. [applause] your staff lead by victor has put up with me and been very supportive and i'm so grateful for that relationship. supervisor mandelman, thank you for your leadership and guidance. you and your staff endered a frantic inexperienced executive director and i appreciate you. [laughter] [applause] there are so many of you here today that i and sf pride owe so much. marcy, i can't say enough about what you-how you helped us and how much you meant to me. angel from folsom. all my young queer advisors. the list goes on and on. tina, michelle [indiscernible] monique. i can sit up here a long time because they are all here support

i am -- >> robin: hold that thought. secret's out on robert downey jr.'s surprise announcement. his marvel return. >> announcer: live in times square, this is "good morning america." >> robin: that man knows how to make an entrance. >> rebecca: oh, yeah. >> robin: good morning america. good afternoon to lara in paris, who is tracking all things team usa. we'll check in with her in just a little bit. >> rebecca: we love paris, lara spencer. we also have a lot to get to including breaking news on president biden's new call for supreme court reforms this morning. the president is expected to speak later today on this. his proposal to limit presidential immunity. that is coming up. >> george: we begin with the wild fire emergency in california. the park fire that's the largest fire in the state this year, one of the largest in california history. thousands have been forced from their homes. dozens of homes and buildings have been destroyed. mola lenghi starts us off from the fire in chico, california. >> reporter: good morning, george. this is the cal fire command center for one of t

chris roberts, robin adams, alina chavez and london, [indiscernible] please give them a warm welcome. [applause] okay. alright. the housekeeping is out of the way. now, the remarks start i have to tell you that, i have torn up the speech many many times. this is a difficult time. there are many things san francisco must do. mayor breed, first of all, i want to thank you for the historic investment you made in san francisco pride. no mayor has ever supported san francisco pride like you have. [applause] your staff lead by victor has put up with me and been very supportive and i'm so grateful for that relationship. supervisor mandelman, thank you for your leadership and guidance. you and your staff endered a frantic inexperienced executive director and i appreciate you. [laughter] [applause] there are so many of you here today that i and sf pride owe so much. marcy, i can't say enough about what you-how you helped us and how much you meant to me. angel from folsom. all my young queer advisors. the list goes on and on. tina, michelle [indiscernible] monique. i can sit up here a long time

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robin: yes. paul: robert, -- robin, thank you so much for joining us.new york, have you been to las vegas? caroline: only for work. need to go for pleasure. paul: forget the kids. have you been to myrtle beach? caroline: do tell me. fun? paul: the kids would like it. a lot of fun, lower-cost, probably one of the best values in terms of beaches. throwing it out there. it can get a little rowdy. caroline: so spring break is not that [laughter] time to go? [laughter] paul: don't go spring break. i still tell people that if you're coming to the states, and i'm sticking with this, take three or four days for the bay area. san francisco, silicon valley, yes the headline risk has been bad for san francisco for the last several years, but i still tell that, my european buddies coming over for a few weeks, take a few days for the bay area. caroline: you don't need to say on market street and that is ultimately where the pain and pressure has been to travel that the world. it's amazing. paul: great stuff out there, heading down to monterey peninsula. caroline: go

robert towne was 89. what a legacy. >> robin: humble man. >> gio: we've got more ahead including the 4th of july sales and>> george: now some beaches across the country closed ahead of the holiday weekend because of contaminated water. morgan norwood is in brighton beach. good morning, morgan. >> reporter: good morning to you, george. this beach wasn't necessarily impacted by the closures but there are several shores to east of us that were. it's a similar story from coast to coast with officials urging people to be mindful of the dangerous bacteria churning within these warm waters. >> the waterfront is closed due to high bacteria. we recommend you do not swim, as it may be unsafe. >> reporter: this morning a health alert threatening to up end holiday beach plans for many americans. several states forced to close down stretches of their shores due to high levels of bacteria in the water. >> the water quality hasn't been good for awhile. >> reporter: from new york to massachusetts, even california, among states over the past week urging people to stay out of the water. in massachusetts, more than 40 beach

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chris roberts, robin adams, alina chavez and london, [indiscernible] please give them a warm welcome.way. now, the remarks start i have to tell you that, i have torn up the speech many many times. this is a difficult time. there are many things san francisco must do. mayor breed, first of all, i want to thank you for the historic investment you made in san francisco pride. no mayor has ever supported san francisco pride like you have. [applause] your staff lead by victor has put up with me and been very supportive and i'm so grateful for that relationship. supervisor mandelman, thank you for your leadership and guidance. you and your staff endered a frantic inexperienced executive director and i appreciate you. [laughter] [applause] there are so many of you here today that i and sf pride owe so much. marcy, i can't say enough about what you-how you helped us and how much you meant to me. angel from folsom. all my young queer advisors. the list goes on and on. tina, michelle [indiscernible] monique. i can sit up here a long time because they are all here supporting us because we are in

robert altman would make. "thieves like us." >> i was just asking. >> david: opposite robin williams in "popeye." >> because id about you. >> plain as the nose on your face. >> david: her family saying she passed away in her sleep at her home in texas, complications from diabetes. >> i love irises. i love flowers. candlelight. they're so romantic. a surefire way to win a man in one night. >> david: she would say over the years, the best piece of acting and life advice she ever got was from her director and friend, robert altman, who said, "always remember, don't take yourself seriously." >> most of all, i would like to thank my director and longtime friend, robert altman, because without him i would not be an actress. >> david: extraordinary range in all of her roles. who could forget "the shining"? i'm david muir. thank you for watching. i'll see you tomorrow night. good night. president. dude, i think she was not qualified to be president. >> he meant to say kamala harris. this was the second cringeworthy flub by president biden today. tonight we're joined live by abc seven news insider phil matier to put i

she also starred alongside robin williams and popeye and a handful of other movies by robert altman. emmy-nominated awarded with a peabody. she played characters that were eccentric different and complicated after reaching iconic status in the 1970's and 80's. she all but disappeared from hollywood. it was back in the spotlight in 2023. in a horror movie called the forest hills. she reportedly struggled with health issues over the years. her husband tells tmz she died peacefully in her sleep. shelley duvall was 75 years old and over the more than 3 decades, they've been on tv. the simpsons have been known to make a few predictions that have come true. >>from the trump election that happened to richard branson space. yeah. to murder hornets, sort a people love seeing jokes on the show that become things that happen in real life. and another one that has come true now maybe on purpose involves this group. cypress hill's insane in the membrane, the song and group subject of a simpsons plot line where homer takes the family to a music festival in order to prove his street cred them on pe

robert altman would make. "thieves like us." >> who is your fella? >> why do you ask that? >> i don't know, i was just asking. >> david: opposite robinopeye." >> because i was worried about you. it's as plain as the nose on your face. >> david: her family saying she passed away in her sleep at her home in texas. complications from diabetes. >> i love irises, flowers and candlelight. they're so romantic. it's a sure fire way to win a man in one night. >> david: she would say over the years, the best piece of acting and life advice she got was from robert altman, who said, always remember, don't take yourself seriously. >> most of all, i would like to thank my director and longtime friend robert altman, because without him, i would not be an actress. >> david: extraordinary range, and who could forget "the shining. "we'll carry the president live as soon as he comes on the air. i'll see you soon. good night. president live as so comes on the air. i'll see you soon. good night. with the da's office. and so we're moving forward. >> it seemed a little more symbolism than substance at that time. but we said, okay, governor, is misinformed

of congress have followed suit. 20/20 co-anchor deborah roberts is here with a look at vice president harris. good morning, deb. >> morning, robino earn this nomination for president. many are noting that she is poised to possibly shatter that elusive glass ceiling in american politics. it's a moment she's become familiar with since the start of her public service career. >> when we fight, we win! >> reporter: this morning all eyes on vice president kamala harris. president biden endorsing his vp as the democratic nominee and 59-year-old harris accepting. >> i do solemnly swear -- >> reporter: she made history as the first vice president. a a form san francisco prosecutor she was elected california's attorney general. the first female and first person of color in that position before going on to be elected to the u.s. senate in 2017. harris became known for her work on the judicial and intelligence committees, with a strong stance on civil and abortion rights which she grilled future supreme court justice brett kavanagh about. >> can you think of any law that gives the government the power to make decisions about the male body?

robert altman films, starting with brewster mccloud in 1970. >> why do you ask that? >> additional altman projects included thieves like us, as well as nashville and the movie popeye with robin williams. >> maybe he should be taken to a doctor. >> in 1980, she starred in stanley kubrick's the shining, joining jack nicholson to create the horror classic. duvall played wendy torrance, who watches as her husband unravels in isolation at the overlook hotel. >> when you lose someone you love, they never really leave you. >> among other roles where 1984 frankenweenie, jane campion's the portrait of a lady in 1996, and the 2002 comedy manna from heaven. in addition to movies, duvall produced several children's series, including faerie tale theater and shelley duvall's bedtime stories. duvall began to leave public life in the 1990s and moved back home to texas. in 2016, she was on the doctor phil show with a controversial interview in which she spoke about her mental health issues, an appearance which was criticized for being exploitative. she returned to acting in 2022 with the indie horror the forest hills, which premiered in early 2023. duvall is survived by her partner, dan gilr

. >> discovered by robert altman's crew in a houston art gallery, his direction cultivated her talent in movies like "nashville," and "popeye" playing olive oil to robinan't forget. >> i just want to go back to my room. >> duvall was the terrified wife in "the shining," a grueling year-long shoot. >> he demanded realism, so i had to really cry. for nine months out of the year and one month i was in london to do the film. >> she would add producer to her resume in the '80s. >> i don't think i'm going to ever really grow up. i don't think anyone does. >> her fairy tail theatre sta starred some of hollywood's biggest names, garnering a peabody award. she left hollywood in the '90s for her native texas. when the world saw her again, it was in a 2016 interview with dr. phil. the apparent decline in her mental and physical health shocked fans. duvall's final film would be another horror movie. 2023's "the forest hills." an accidental actress that learned her craft and shared her talents with the world. this morning fans and celebrities are sharing memories and tributes of duvall, including stephen king who wrote "the shining" novel. he said so sorry to hear

london. "20/20" coanchor and our friend deborah roberts sat down with her to talk about it and a whole lot more. good morning to you, deb. >> good morning, robinor inhabiting a range of characters, from the frosty wilhelmina in "ugly betty," to the witch in the musical "into the woods." with that magical voice and stage presence, it seems there's nothing she can't do. now she's in the u.k. prepping to take on a role she has just been waiting for, a role which promises to offer her and the audience a devilishly good time. >> she made history at the age of 21. >> our new miss america is vanessa williams, miss new york! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> vanessa williams would go on to lose her title after a scandal involving risque photographs. but her undeniable talent and grace would usher in new >> ♪ the right stuff ♪ >> williams later finding her footing with a remarkable music career. ♪ ♪ >> ♪ just when i thought the chance had passed ♪ ♪ you go and save the best for last ♪ >> and memorable stage and tv roles. >> love your perfume, claire. musky. >> bite me, wilhelmina. >> her knack for being so good about being so bad has now landed her one of t

. >> reporter: discovered by robert altman's crew in a houston art gallery, his direction cultivated her talents in "nashville" and "pop eye" as olive oil to robin he's mine ♪♪ >> reporter: yet it is the role many can't forget. >> i just want to go back to my room. >> duvall as the terrified wife in stanley kubrick's "the shining" a grueling year-long shoot. >> he demanded realism so i had to really cry for nine months out of the year and one month that i was in london to do the film. >> reporter: she would add producer to her resumÉ in the '80s. >> i don't think i'm ever going to really grow up. >> reporter: her fairytale theater starred some of hollywood's biggest names, garnering a peabody award. duval left hollywood for her native texas in the '90s telling "new york times" how would you feel if people were really nice then suddenly on a dime they turn on you. when the world saw her again it was in a 2016 interview with dr. phil. the apparent decline in her mental and physical health shocked fans. duval's final film would be another horror movie, 2023's "the forest hills" an accidental actress who learned her craft and shared her talents with