got. i did not see y'all did not. >> you sure did. >> stop it. i say. oh my goodness. >> the lengths she went to get these for you today amanda. >> well, you remember that last time i pretended to pull out donuts? i was like, i can't do that to her on her first day back. thank you friend, you are nice. >> give it a good look on camera for lee. has you set up? look >> let's see. oh, there >> george: good morning america for our viewers in the west. michael cohen directly connects trump to the crime being charged and takes a grills on the stand. cross-examination. trump's lawyers take aim at cohen's credibility, set to seek he's bent on revenge after he tied the hush money payment to stormy daniels. >> robin: boeing. why the company could face

criminal charges related to the crashes of two of its 737 max jets. >> michael: the fight over tik tok. a group of creators suing the federal government over the laws that could ban the app. >> george: abc news exclusive. angie harmon breaks her silence after a delivery driver for insta cart shot and killed her family dog. >> it's so unfathomable to think there is somebody in your front drive way that just fired a gun. >> george: how it's affected her family and why she's filed a lawsuit. >> michael: troubled waters. dozens of red lobster restaurants closing as the chain reportedly plans to file for bankruptcy. how an all you can seat shrimp promotion ended up costing the company. >> robin: game on. >> clark a good look from three. she got it! >> robin: caitlin clark making her wnba regular season debut. a'ja wilson brought her a game and some bling, as the knicks bounce back.

>> what a finish! >> robin: jalen brunson again leading the way. while the nuggets take charge in their series with the timberwolves. >> michael: oodles of fun. >> this is exciting. >> michael: so who is the new top dog? >> best the show winner at the 148th annual westminster kennel club dog show is the miniature poodle. >> michael: we're celebrating sage live in times square. >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> michael: good morning america. yeah. we've got a lot of excitement for sage, the dog, inside our studio. beautiful. beautiful poodle there. and there's a lot of excitement outside in times square for k pop super stars stray kids.

that's just their name. i don't have no kids doing that. stray kids. i like the name. >> robin: i saw it on the rundown and thought, the stray kids are here? [ laughter ] they were out in the rain early this morning. that is in our last hour. also ahead, ginger tracking the severe weather pattern, including the tornado watch issued for florida. >> george: we begin with donald trump's criminal trial. his former lawyer, michael cohen faced cross-examination yesterday where the defense attacked his credibility after cohen tied trump to the falsified documents at issue in the case. aaron katersky is at the courthouse. good morning, aaron. >> reporter: good morning. the trial does not sit wednesday, so michael cohen will be back tomorrow for more cross-examination that did take aim at his credibility and motives. michael cohen used to be full of flattery. defense said he once vowed he would take a bullet for donald trump. admired donald trump's success and called the art of the deal a master piece. cohen conceded, that's how i felt, but he said at that time i was knee deep into the cult of donald

trump. now the defense is seeking to cast cohen as a witness with an agenda, bent on revenge, who bad mouths trump in books, podcasts and online. you referred to president trump as a boarist, isn't you? a cheetoh dusted cartoon villain? that sounds like something i said. blanche asking, you want to see president trump get convicted, correct? cohen replied, sure. cohen kept his composure. trump kept his eyes closed. cohen testified trump affirmed the plan to reimburse him the $130,000 he sent to stormy daniels to silence her claim of a sexual encounter trump denies. where did the conversation take place? in the oval office, cohen responded. the jury saw this picture of cohen at the white house and this calendar entry. did he say anything about what would be forth coming to you? yes, cohen said. it would be a check for january and february. the check stub said the money was part of a retainer agreement. were the descriptions false, the

prosecutor asked? yes. there was no retainer agreement, is that right? that's correct. cohen is the only witness to directly tie trump to the allegedly falsified business records, but in the first two hours of cross-examination the defense did not ask about the records, the hush money or stormy daniels. trump left court declaring the day a win. and trump has said over and over that he would testify in his own defense, but away from the jury when the judge asked do you have any indication whether your client is going to testify? defense attorney todd blanche answered no. and, george, he went on to suggest the defense may call no witnesses at all. george? >> george: thanks. let's bring in dan abrams and rachel scott. dan, let me begin with you. you were in that courtroom yesterday. tell me about it. >> one of the things that struck me the most, where the witness sits is in kind of a nook next to the judge. the defense table is kind of in the middle of the room and allows michael cohen to look straight ahead and not look at donald trump.

and donald trump to look straight ahead and not look at michael cohen. that's exactly what was happening. they were both sort of staring straight ahead, but they're not staring at each other. and every time michael cohen would walk past donald trump, you could see there was gonna be no eye contact between the two. very formal passing, etc. as if the other person didn't exist. with regard to the substance of what happened, so far not a whole lot surprising, right? they're going after michael cohen's motives. there's a lot to work with. defense saying it's for money, revenge, for relevance. >> george: his basic answer is yes? >> yessish. but, see, a lot of times he hedges. well, that's something i would say. then they say, did you say it? then eventually he concedes yes, it is something that i said. so far it's all been about, you know, why he's doing this as opposed to details. >> george: is there really a chance that donald trump takes the stand?

>> none. there's no way donald trump takes the stand. >> george: they should be closing this case -- >> pretty soon. they're talking about an expert witness they may call. we're going to see the end of this i think next week. >> george: rachel, we saw more republican politicians in the courtroom yesterday. speaker of the house. >> a striking moment in american politics, george. this is not just any republican lawmaker. this is the speaker of the house, second in line to the presidency showing up in this manhattan courtroom outside to blast the american judicial system and to do what donald trump cannot do, which is go after the witnesses, including michael cohen. we know donald trump is barred from doing that under this gag order. if you had any doubt this is a republican party that has lined up around the former president, all you have to do is look at that image of trump and all those republicans lining up behind him, including some that are hoping to be his running mate. >> george: you also cover capitol hill. democrats saved the speaker's job last week. they're unlikely to do that again. >> unlikely to do it again. look, they went out on the line for him. speaker johnson was able to get aid to ukraine passed, keep the government funded.

trump came to his defense. >> george: michael? >> michael: now to new trouble for boeing as the justice department takes a step that could lead to criminal prosecution of the company over the crashes of two 737 max jets. transportation correspondent gio benitez has more for us from newark airport. good morning, gio. >> gio: good morning. yeah, this goes back to that tragic max crashes in 2018 and 2019 that killed 346 people. you remember those scenes. they were horrific. department of justice originally allowed boeing a sort of get out of jail free card under the condition that it would follow certain rules. boeing agreed to those rules. then that door plug fell off the alaska max 9 in january. the doj now says that boeing has breached its obligations by failing to design, implement and enforce a compliance and ethics program to prevent and detect violations of the u.s. throughout its operation. boeing has responded overnight telling abc news, we believe we have honored the terms of that agreement and look forward to the opportunity to respond to

the department on this issue. the question now though, what does a potential punishment even look like for boeing? nobody seems to know just yet. boeing has until mid june to reply, robin? >> robin: we will see what that reply will be. gio, thank you. now the israel/hamas war. the white house is moving forward with more than $1 billion in new weapons for israel as the administration monitors american aid workers trapped in gaza. matt gutman in tel aviv with the latest. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, robin. the white house alerting congress late yesterday that series of new weapons deals for israel worth more than $1 billion. it comes a week after the white house suspended a shipment of bombs to israel, concern they might be used against civilians in rafah. it does appear that israel is edging ever closer to that incursion. israel intensifying air attacks in rafah, pounding areas it left

months ago and stepping up what it calls specific targeted attacks in east rafah which the biden administration repeatedly said would be a mistake. aid continues to be a flash point. israel bombing a u.n. affiliated school tuesday, but also releasing this video from saturday saying it shows gunmen prowling u.n. compounds. day after day israeli protesters blocking aid trucks entering gaza, where the u.n. says malnourishment is rampant. the u.n., which has begun using lower casualty numbers for women and children in gaza citing incomplete data, said nearly half million have fled rafah. among those stuck there, nurse monica johnston, part of a group of about 20 american medical aid workers whose dwindling medical supplies are forcing them to ration care. you stopped wound care on a 7-year-old child with severe burns? >> yes. his prognosis -- >> reporter: did you have to let him die? >> we continued on with treatments. if things were looking good we

would have reconsidered it. instead of dressing on maybe day two or three. but he kept getting worse. >> reporter: they are even out of hand soap. >> we have almost 100% infection rate because of the conditions we're in. almost 100%. isn't that crazy? on top of that, everyone is malnourished. little kids here are toothpicks. they barely have any kind of reserves at all. >> reporter: and because there is no soap they tell me they are forced to sanitize hands using iodine or sometimes just water. they were supposed to leave monday. their departure keeps getting delayed. israeli government telling me its border crossings are open to international aid workers. the issue is getting there. george? >> george: matt, thank you very much. now the latest inflation numbers set to be released later this morning. rebecca jarvis is on wall street with a look at what to expect. good morning, rebecca. >> rebecca: good morning, george. this is a critical report on the economy because it tells us how fast prices are

rising. it shows that inflation is easing to its lowest level since 2021. now up 3.4% from a year ago. families are spending $227 more a month compared to a year ago on the same goods and services. about $1,000 more compared to three years ago. with incomes rising costs going up have meant credit card statements, how much money you're putting on that credit card, is also rising. gen z is the most likely group to max out their credit card. the fed signaled rates are going to stay higher for longer, very likely to make some kind of cut if things stay like this later this year. we're starting to see it impact other areas, like student loans. with fixed interest rates moving up to their highest level in nearly two decades. george? >> george: that's right. rebecca, we are going to have

more on the impact on student loans and families in our next hour. thanks for that. robin? >> robin: red lobster planning to file for bankruptcy protection after abruptly closing dozen of locations across the country. stephanie ramos is in one of those restaurants outside the city. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: robin, good morning. right now there are at least 99 of these family friendly restaurants closed, including this one. >> our famous garlic shrimp scampi. >> reporter: this morning one beloved restaurant campaign finding itself in troubled waters. >> endless shrimp is here. limited time. >> reporter: red lobster abruptly closing dozens of branches across the country, with stores in at least 27 states shutting down. tag x brand a company that handles restaurant auctions telling abc news that red lobster recently contacted them to auction off items from 52 stores that will be closing. the wall street journal reporting that the brand is filing for bankruptcy among steep losses.

a major investor blamed one promotion in particular for the company's woes. >> for just $20 right now. >> reporter: during an earnings call, the group sharing red lobster's endless shrimp promo cost the brand millions in losses. >> the proportion of the people selecting these promotions much higher compared to expectations. >> consumers now are looking for value when they're going outside the home. and i think that consumers really ate more than red lobster could afford. >> reporter: with inflation picking away at the pockets of many americans, consumers are pivoting to restaurants that offer good value per price, with fast, casual chains experiencing a surge in popularity. >> red lobster is not a fast, casual environment. it may be fast seafood, but seafood is still expensive. it is still a dining experience.

>> reporter: they date back to 1916 the first restaurant opening in lakeland, florida. decades later expanding rapidly. one major investor said they lost out on up to $19 million in losses in the first nine months last year. guys? >> george: wow. >> michael: all right. thank you so much, stephanie. going to turn now to the tipoff of perhaps the most highly anticipated wnba season in the league's history since someone was there for the launch in 1997. looky looky. do you remember that? >> robin: i do, like it was yesterday. >> michael: i knew that was coming. >> robin: the older i get, the better i was. [ laughter ] >> michael: overnight. caitlin clark had her pro debut against connecticut and the connecticut sun sold out their first home opener since 2003. lara, we know you got it all for us. >> lara: i sure do. so good to see her out there. it was not quite the start caitlin clark was hoping for.

her indiana fever lost in her pro debut. but the super star says she knows what worked and what didn't as she adjusts to life in the big leagues. this morning the wnba is back. >> here's clark a good one for three. she got it! >> lara: fans erupting as the season got under way featuring caitlin clark. >> clark thought about pulling up for three. >> lara: number one draft pick notching 20 points in her regular season debut for the indiana fever, but the team falling short to the connecticut sun in their sold out season opener. >> you have to do battle. you have to learn from it and move on and be ready to go. >> reporter: in las vegas -- >> a'ja wilson! >> lara: back to back champion aces led by star center a'ja wilson dominating the phoenix mercury. wilson and clark, two of the stars driving a boom in the wnba

fandom, notching endorsements, both reportedly inking shoe deals with nike. >> here's clark! >> lara: clark, part of a star studded rookie class including the chicago sky's angel reese and the l.a. sparks cameron brinks who both tip off tonight. ticket sales are soaring. for the first time in history, three teams selling out their season. viewership is also on the rise. wnba draft averaging a record 2.47 million viewers on the heels of the most watched women's college championship in history. >> you have all the viewership which reached an all time high. 19 million viewers for the national championship in college meeting the power house that is the wnba. these two things on a crash course to lightning for this ultimate hype around women's basketball. >> lara: clark did have an uncharacteristic ten turnovers but had great attitude about it.

she knows what she needs to do. very honest saying, nobody likes to lose, but it doesn't help anyone to beat yourself up. the aces got their rings and a surprise visit and pep talk from minority owner of the team tom brady. he told the girls, the women i should say, not to focus on getting a three peat. just play. coming up on gma, tom brady opening up for the first time about that roast and his regrets about it, guys. >> michael: he was focusing on three peating. >> robin: he knows a thing or two about that. plus we've got the knicks and nuggets. you'll have those highlights for us. thank you for that. >> michael: tik tokkers taking on the government to try and stop a potential ban on the app. >> george: our exclusive with actress angie harmon telling us about the delivery person who shot her dog. talking about how she's fighting back as well. first ginger? >> ginger: dangerous morning from tampa, bradenton. thunderstorms are ripping across orlando, lakeland in tornado watch, daytona beach, too. then it will expand. this afternoon more areas get into severe weather. i'll tell you a lot more about

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following a lot of headlines right now. donald trump's criminal trial. michael cohen faced cross-examination yesterday. the defense attacked his credibility after cohen directly tied trump to the falsified documents at issue in the case. trump said several times that he would testify, but when the judge asked, the defense attorney answered no. also right now preliminary report from the ntsb found the container ship that crashed into the francis key bridge lost power twice before the collision. dali also lost power just before the collision which left six people dead and the port of baltimore at a standstill. >> michael: king charles unveiled his first official portrait since his coronation. the 6 foot tall painting, three years in the making, shows the king in a red military uniform with a red background a butterfly symbolizing he is ascending to the throne. >> robin: okay. got a lot of reaction. >> michael: i like it, too. >> robin: i didn't say i didn't like it. i said it got a lot of reaction.

>> michael: your face says you did not. [ laughter ] we got a lot more ahead with summer fast approaching, we're gonna tell you about the new cdc alert about drowning. >> robin: our abc news exclusive with angie harmon, speaking for the first time since she said a delivery driver shot and killed her family dog. juju is here with that story. good morning. >> good morning, robin. good morning, guys. angie harmon said their family dog oliver was a beloved beagle mix, and the brutal way that he was killed has left her and her three daughters traumatized. the actress is filing a lawsuit against the driver and insta cart so what happened to their family she hopes will never happen again. >> it's so unfathomable to think there is somebody in your front drive way that just fired a gun. >> reporter: this morning the unthinkable. >> you don't ever forget that sound. >> reporter: actress angie harmon, speaking out for the first time since a delivery driver for insta cart shot and

killed their family dog oliver. >> i heard emory screaming, my you youngest. i just heard her say, did you just shoot my dog? i was like, what? >> reporter: it doesn't compute? >> she just started screaming. i played law enforcement 30 years. it's so different. so different. >> reporter: harmon, law and order actress -- >> list of property stolen from the hagan home. >> reporter: -- who was previously married to jason sehorn, had put a grocery order in for easter sunday. harmon said she was communicating with the shopper meryl via text message, but on the other end of the phone, someone else. what about the idea that he was not a middle aged woman named meryl? >> i think it didn't really hit us until later. that's when we called insta cart. they were just like, oh gosh, that's terrible. we'll see what we can do. we'll get back to you.

i was like, no, you don't understand. this man was claiming to be -- it looked like we were talking to a middle age slightly older woman named meryl, who was talking to me and talking to me about my order. that's not who showed up at my house. >> reporter: after the groceries were delivered, a gun shot rang out. harmon, inside, upstairs. her daughters 15-year-old and 18-year-old ran to the yard screaming. were you afraid of a man with a hollstered weapon on your property? >> i think we were in such shock. i was just screaming at avery to call 911. when i said that he said, no, i'm calling 911. i'll do it. >> your dog tried to bite me. i'm calling you all, texting you all. >> call 911 now. >> i'm on the phone with 911. the dogs went off. the dog is trying to bite me. so what am i supposed to do?

one of them left. i shot one of them. >> reporter: charlotte police arriving at harmon's home telling abc news the driver told officers a dog attacked him and he defended himself by firing a single gun shot striking and mortally wounding the dog. did you see any indication that he had been attacked? >> no. not at all. >> reporter: torn clothing? >> nothing, no. >> reporter: bite marks? >> no. >> reporter: with no charges filed and the case closed, harmon wants answers. her team filing a lawsuit against insta cart and the shopper alleging criminal trespassing and negligence. what made you want to file a lawsuit? >> first of all, i think insta cart is beyond responsible for all of this. like, this didn't have to happen. and, you know, the damages that it has done to our family -- >> reporter: abc news reached out to insta cart. the company saying, while we cannot comment on pending

litigation, we have no tolerance for violence of any kind and the shopper account has been permanently deactivated from her platform. was he ever aggressive with people? >> no. >> reporter: did he ever attack people? >> no. i order five amazon packages a day and it's never been an issue. >> reporter: how do you move forward after this? >> as hard as it is, getting the word out there that people need to know that, you know, who they're talking to on insta cart is not necessarily who's gonna show up at your house. >> reporter: because the driver claimed self-defense the case was closed. angie said oliver showed no signs of having bitten or attacked anyone. insta cart said they use third party background checks and take steps to verify identity. insta cart said their policy does not allow for sharing pass word or carrying of weapons. but, robin, clearly there's so much to sort out in this. >> george: wow.

>> robin: you can just see their anguish. >> absolutely. >> robin: your family pet, they become like family to you. >> absolutely. a member of the family. >> michael: i can't imagine. all right, juju, thank you. we're going to turn now the fight over tik tok. a group of creators have filed lawsuit against the federal government over the law that could eventually lead to the app being banned. senior white house correspondent selina wang has details. good morning, selina. >> reporter: good morning, michael. tik tok is fighting for its survival. in a new lawsuit, eight tik tok creators say the law threatens to take away forms of expression for tik tok's 170 million users in america. this morning tik tokkers are taking on the government. >> i'm suing biden! the federal government! >> reporter: suing to stop a potential ban on the app set to take effect in a matter of months unless tik tok's chinese parent company byte dance, sells the platform. in their lawsuit, eight content creators claim the law signed by president biden that could ban

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no holds barred. but the tom brady roast seemed particularly rough. now tom is speaking out, saying he would never do it again. this morning tom brady now opening up about the roast. >> i loved when the jokes were about me. i thought they were so fun. i didn't like the way it affected my kids. >> reporter: brady appearing on the pivot podcast admitting he wouldn't do it again because of the negative way it affected his family. >> it's the hardest part about the bitter sweet aspect of when you do something that you think is one way and then all of a sudden you realize, i wouldn't do that again because of the way it affected the people i care about the most in the world. >> reporter: while his children were off limits for the roasters, jokes about his relationship with the mothers of his children were not. >> five time super bowl mvp, most career win, most career touchdowns. you have seven rings. well, eight now that gisele gave hers back.

[ laughter ] >> wanted to do the roast because the guy jeff became someone i knew. you don't see the full picture all the time. >> lara: brady managing to find a silver lining. >> i'm going to be a better parent as i go forward because of it. at the same time, i'm happy everyone who was there had a lot of fun. >> lara: brady went on to say everyone should have more laughs and celebrate other people's successes. maybe that is why he agreed to do the roast in the first place. it does appear he got a hard lesson. and the reality of roasting. guys? >> michael: i couldn't do it. >> george: no way. [ laughter ] >> lara: no money in the world. >> robin: nope. stick around. later kelly clarkson facing criticism after opening up about how she lost weight. next lara gonna bring us our play of the day. >> lara: busy lady. >> robin: mm-hmm.

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unstoppable in the second half, finishing with 40 points. 112-97. denver one win away from returning to the western conference finals. and here in new york, the knicks now one win away from their first eastern conference final since the year 2000. after an ugly game 4 against the indiana pacers, new york came out firing on their home court. jalen brunson said the knicks record was 20 points in the first half. the former villanova star having a post season for the ages. he ended up with 44 points as the knicks run away 121-91. they are up 3-2 and could seal the deal when they play game 5 in indiana. now looking ahead to tonight's pair of game 5 matchups. celtics have a chance to close out their series with the cavaliers. boston currently leads 3-1. sorry to my husband. the mavs and thunder face off. they are tied at two games apiece. i will be up late for that one. >> george: you did our best will reeve. >> lara: i threw in that brunson

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that your body doesn't. >> robin: now after the singer and talk show host got candid about her transformation, why she's facing criticism from some fans. >> michael: the top dog live in times square. >> the best in show winner at the 148th annual westminster kennel club dog show, miniature poodle! [ cheers ] >> michael: sage coming up big, besting 2,500 dogs to take the crown. bridgerton is back. >> how delightful to see you. >> michael: two of the stars are here live, spilling the tea on season 3. ♪ you can ring my bell ring my bell ♪ >> robin: and don't miss the bell. class is in session. abbott elementary's sheryl lee ralph is live in times square. >> wait a minute. >> robin: you don't have to wait a minute more because she's saying -- >> good morning america! ♪ ring my bell ♪ >> announcer: live in times square, this is gma. >> robin: love it when sheryl lee ralph is here. a big night for the miniature

poodle. sage winning best in show at the westminster dog show. we're going to meet her and her handler coming up. >> michael: met her when i was coming in. beautiful. beautiful dog. just ahead dr. sutton tells us about an important cdc alert as we get ready for summer and swimming. >> george: first we start with donald trump's criminal trial. his former lawyer michael cohen faced cross-examination yesterday where the defense attacked his credibility after cohen directly tied trump to the falsified documents at issue in the case. let's go back to the courthouse. good morning, aaron. >> reporter: good morning, george. the trial is dark today so michael cohen will be back tomorrow when the defense said the cross-examination will take all day. cohen has already conceded he has been obsessed with trump, wants to see him convicted. the defense confronted cohen with all the names he has called trump on podcasts and books and online. including cheetoh dusted cartoon villain and boarish cartoon. cohen said they sure sound like things he would say.

the defense portrayed cohen as a bias witness bent on revenge, out for money, seeking relevance after cohen brought trump closer to the alleged crime than any other witness. he testified that trump told him stormy daniels would be a disaster for his 2016 campaign and her story about sex gotten out. cohen said trump approved the hush money plan and then refirmed an arrangement to reimburse co-len $130,000 during an oval office conversation just two weeks into his presidency. it's possible, george, that cohen is the last prosecution witness and it's not clear trump or any defense witness will actually testify. george? >> george: this trial is moving fast. thank you very much. robin? >> robin: it is, george. going to turn now the families feeling pressure when it comes to paying for college especially right now. elizabeth schulze joins us with a student loan reality check. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: good morning, robin. families planning to take out student loans starting in july will have to pay the highest interest rates in 16 years.

the education department said the interest rates on a federal under graduate loan will hit 6.53% in the next academic year. that's a full percentage point higher than this year's rate. it's because we have seen borrowing costs go up, as the federal reserve has tried to fight inflation. this change, it can make a big difference when you're looking at monthly payments. bank rate said if you're take out a $10,000 federal under grad loan you'd pay about $3,000 in interest total at that old rate. that's compared to $3,600 in interest at the new rate. that's $600 more expensive. this will only apply to people getting new loans. if you already have debt you are locked in at your existing rate. people taking out graduate or parent loans will end up paying closer to 8%, 9%. good news for borrowers is the government has expanded options for student loan forgiveness. families can go to see if they qualify by going to student

aid.gov. michael? >> michael: thanks, elizabeth. a new warning from the cdc about an increase in drowning deaths with more than half adults never having a swim lesson. our medical correspondent dr. darien sutton is here to break it down. dr. sutton, good morning. tell us about this report and who is most at risk? >> some alarming numbers. i had chance to talk to the chief medical officer at the cdc about this concerning data. some of the numbers are stark when you realize how difficult and dangerous these numbers are. one person dies of drowning every two hours in the united states. that's more than 4,500 people annual. black americans, native americans and alaska americans seem to be the most at risk. a lot of this centers around inability to know how to swim or it's lack of training in water. more than half of u.s. adults reported never having had a swim lesson. 15% of adults say they don't know how to swim. that equates to almost 40 million people. >> michael: wow. big number of people. okay. it's amazing that over half haven't had a swim lesson. we're getting ready to head into summer. how can you stay safe?

>> a lot of this is centered around the national water safety plan. the goal is education. so number one, putting kids in water early. swim lessons should start as early as 1 years old or soon as you feel they are developmentally comfortable. i think personally, getting cpr certified. i think every single person should know how to do basic life support. also being cautious with alcohol around water. it's estimated that 30% of drownings are attributable to alcohol. remembering that you have to remain constantly vigilant of children in the water this summer. drownings do happen in pools full of people. you always have to be aware and pay attention. >> michael: thank you for the information, doc. appreciate you. >> of course. >> george: coming up why kelly clarkson is facing criticism from fans after revealing she used medication to lose weight. >> michael: also ahead. sage the miniature poodle named best in show just hours ago at the westminster show. she's spending her first morning as champ on gma.

>> robin: plus, we have two bridgerton stars to tell us about the new season. lara, you're with them. and another special guest. hey there. >> lara: bridgerton is back. class is back in session. abbott elementary's sheryl lee ralph is with us. you are going to give us the lowdown on the emmy winning, all the scoop, right? >> absolutely. >> lara: all of that. you know so much more. buckle up, everybody. she's here on good morning america. gonna be fun. (people screaming) do you know how much i love you, sweetie? a bushel and a peck and a hug around the neck. always, you are my special boy. (bird noises) (bird noises)

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after she admitted she used medication to lose weigh. eva pilgrim here with the story. good morning, eva. >> there's been much to say about her dramatic weight loss. the talk show host now sharing what helped her on that journey. the reaction sparking questions. is there judgment around weigh loss? this morning kelly clarkson facing criticism after revealing she's taking a prescription medication for weight loss. >> i am doing that wonderful shot that works for folks who need some help. it's been really good for me. >> mine is a different one than people assume. i ended up having to do that, too. my blood work got so bad. >> clarkson sitting down with whoopie goldberg, speaking candidly about their weight loss journeys. >> everybody thinks it's ozempic. it's not. it's something else. it's something that breaks down sugar. obviously your body doesn't do it. >> right. >> reporter: fans quickly taking to social media, several accusing her of not telling the full truth. one person writing, so disappointed.

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>> i think it's pretty clear there's an overwhelming weight bias in our culture when in reality obesity is truly a disease like cancer, heart disease, diabetes. it's just as valid to get medical care for obesity than any of those things. >> reporter: clarkson isn't the only celebrity to receive backlash. adele felt similar backlash to her weight loss. you heard our medical expert say it. treating obesity is no different than treating diabetes or heart disease. these are conversations you should have with your doctor. there should be no shame taking care of your health. i looked through the comments. the comments range from supportive to downright cruel. >> george: thank you very much. how about a special pop news? >> lara: very special, george. good morning to you and everybody. the winner dog show crowned best in show tuesday. this morning she is here making her morning show debut. everyone please welcome sage, the miniature poodle, along with

her handle r. president of the westminster kennel club, good morning to you. hi. hello, sage. sage, you get the special pedestal. thank you very much. thank you. i want to start with you while we get settled. thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having us, lara. >> lara: i want to ask you, because i know the competition looked pretty fierce, at least to me. what are the judges looking for, and what did they see in sage that was the clear choice? >> sure. well, i think when you take into account there are 2,500 champions competing. up into the groups where we had all of the top ten dogs in the group in the national ranking actually showed at westminster this year. the competition was fierce. when we got to the finals, for a tennis reference, that final lineup was like watching nadal and federer pay. that was the level of competition in that ring, really. it was intense. >> lara: that's amazing.

when you say that, you are saying this is like truly an elite group, which we know. how did you feel the competition stacked up this year? >> i think this was one of the strongest lineups. when you get to that level all the dogs have to conform to a breed standard. and so at that level, they all do. it comes down to, i think, which great dog is having a great night? sage was perfection in every moment last night. >> lara: yes, she is. are you ready now? i was trying to buy you time. [ laughter ] you have seen a lot of primping. >> i think she looks okay. [ laughter ] >> lara: to us, she's perfect. what goes into coiffing this beauty? like before the show, how long did it take to get this look? >> takes a long time. routine. monday we get nails done, feet done. tuesday face clipped. wednesday -- >> lara: it is like a lady. >> it is every week. >> lara: she is really

magnificent. you have been doing this a long long time. how many years have you been showing dogs? >> 45 years. >> lara: how many times have you made it to westminster? >> lots of times. this is my 45th westminster. >> lara: this is your 45th? >> yes. >> lara: i also want to tell everybody, this is your last. what a way to end it. >> yeah. well, you know, i came here since i was 20 years old. this was my dream. took me 22 years to win best in show here. like 2002. great great grandmother. then after 22 years. yesterday. i am done. >> lara: she is just posing. i can't get over what a beautiful young lady she is. how old is she? >> 3 1/2. >> lara: will she continue to perform or do shows or is this? >> oh, no. i'm done. she's done.

mostly dogs, when the dog wins westminster show, they retire. best dog show. >> lara: time to relax. head down to palm beach. [ laughter ] that's what she looks like. she's ready for a fabulous luncheon. speaking of which, we understand that sage has a special treat that she loves. chicken and melons? >> yeah. chicken and melons, that's her special food. >> lara: nothing is too good for best in show. come on out. we have our crew here with a treat for the best in show. [ applause ] when nothing else will do. i want to say thank you for coming. thank you for sharing sage with us. >> michael: congratulations. >> lara: she's still striking a pose. she will not break. she will not break. there she goes. thank you, sage. don, thank you very much. what a treat. we love having you guys every year. >> thank you for having us. >> lara: yesterday i was looking at the lineup of all those contenders. i have to say the poodle with the oodle got it.

>> she's a diva and then some. [ laughter ] >> lara: perfectly said. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> lara: let's go to ginger now. >> ginger: even with the food there, she's fully posed. i love that. so let's talk about flash flood threat and just flooding in general. the trinity river in southeast texas has been nearly two weeks at or above major flood stage. we're really looking for more rain, unfortunately. that is going to be a problem there in southeast texas. but in so many other place. this is thursday's flood risk. it includes oklahoma, arkansas. you can see it's centered there in louisiana and texas. then mississippi and alabama's turn friday. a very wet end to the week. please don't drive if you don't have to especially if you are getting a flash flood warning. let's get a check closer to home

>> michael: we absolutely love emmy award winner sheryl lee ralph on abbott elementary. she has so much more going on. [ laughter ] lot of stuff. two movies, an emmy nod for the documentary "unexpected" and that's not all. she's fresh off a meeting with vice president harris and she is about to get a star on the walk of fame. whoa. so when do you sleep? >> i don't. too much. but i'm so thankful to god because nothing could be happening, you know? i could be here and it could be about nothing. if i'm here at good morning, it's got to be about something.

[ laughter ] i am so thankful for everyone and everything that's happening right now. to be nominated for the daytime emmy for "unexpected." to be nominated for a sports emmy for being the voice for the kentucky derby. to have a show like "abbott elementary" that continues to change lives and make a difference, and make people laugh, too. i'm a blessed woman. thank you. [ laughter ] >> robin: you exude gratitude. >> michael: yes. >> gratitude is my attitude. i was just thinking, i was sitting here saying, do you know what? if i wasn't sheryl lee ralph, i'd be sage. [ laughter ] that's it right there. i said, yes, sage. look at your hair. girl, only thing you're missing is a manicure. okay. i was like, fabulous. just loved it. >> michael: we are going to talk about what you do. "abbott elementary." bradley cooper was a guest star on the show. you were upset because you weren't there.

>> do you know where i was? >> michael: you were here. >> i was right here with all of you. >> michael: we hear through the magic of tv, you still made it in. >> i was floored when i saw the episode. i said, how in the world did they do that? i walked into the scene. i leaned into the photograph. i was nowhere near that set. i was like, this is amazing. [ laughter ] i mean, if editing can be that good what is ai going to be like? i was like, oh my god. it was something else though. but i loved it. i did get to meet him at the sag awards. he was so sweet. he said, i missed you, but thank you for the video. i had to send him a video. i had to, tell him how much i loved him. yes, bradley, you the maestro, baby. >> george: let's give everybody a look. >> look at them. those liberty kids keep cutting our kids in line. >> just kids being kids.

see my kid, he's right up front. nobody's cutting -- just wait a minute. >> hold on a second. let's not let this ruin my big day. >> you didn't see what happened between me and one of the liberty teachers earlier. >> i am sensing a pattern here. melissa, i'm going to need some muscle and a sharp tongue. [ laughter ] >> george: speaking of sharp tongues, sweet tongue as well. we get to hear you sing. what is that story? >> you know something? it was crazy. they said, we'd like you to sing this song. just go into the studio, record it. i went into the studio, recorded it. i got a call saying, we're going to have to redo this. i said, why? they said it sounds like barbara howard is about to re-release an album. [ laughter ] can you just rerecord it like a teacher who would like to record an album. you know, have to use your acting skills, bring it down. give that performance. >> michael: you were too good. >> too good. thank you.

>> robin: that would be hard. >> i thought about that. i thought back to dream girls, which was the very same thing. you couldn't use your full voice in "dream girls" because you did not want dina to battle with etsy. etsy owned the vocals and dina owns the other stuff. yeah. >> robin: i loved dream girls. >> thank you. >> robin: oh, i remember that so well. big screen. fabulous four. great cast. >> thank you. >> robin: bette midler. how was it working with her? >> i had the best time working with bette midler. she is just such an incredible artist. this is one of those original gangsta divas. she knows how to be and hold her place in the industry, on stage, in front of the screen. it was wonderful for me to work with her. >> lara: i'll bet. >> it was better than i imagined it to be. we had such a good time. >> robin: will we see her on "abbott elementary?" >> you never know.

she did tweet about that which i thought, you go girl. she's, what, 79, 80? she said, i'm going to learn how to do this social media. i said go, girl. yes. tweet what you really want. because you know what? you don't get if you don't ask. >> michael: that's true. >> robin: preach. >> we shall see. >> lara: we love seeing your daughter when you come. i know you guys work together. >> thank you. yes. >> lara: i wonder, do you always get along? do you always see eye to eye when you're collaborating? >> absolutely not. absolutely not. the face, the makeup, the hair, the manicure, the everything, and i love a natural lip. look at those pictures from teen vogue i love it, i love, i love a red lip. she loves a natural lip. and she insists, mom, there will be a moment for the red lip to come back, but it is not now. but i'm happy she's bringing her. i show her portfolio is building. she's getting other

clients good, but it's a frightens me. it's hard. >> you're a very strong woman. it must be hard to give up control. absolutely. >> but she knows best. i used to think mother knows best, but daughter is knowing better. so i lean into to her choices because she's doing very well by me. >> well, your son, your son is engaged to one of our own. yes >> etienne is getting married to stephanie wash, who is just going to be such a great addition to our family. i love her, she's so smart, so vibrant. and etienne, i told my son, if you mess this up, i'm warning you. yeah i said, i'm going with stephanie. >> we're going with you two. we're not telling everybody else to do it as well, because don't miss abbott elementary tonight at 9 p.m. eastern and pacific right here on abc. and the next day on hulu. coming up, the star of the bridgerton are here live. sheryl lee ralph, everybody, tomorrow. >> olivia munn. her battle with breast cancer. her decision to

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minutes outside this morning it is cloudy from our south beach camera along the coast. we stay pretty cloudy today. temperatures in the 50s throughout much of the next 24 hours around the bay shoreline. we will get some sunshine. we'll break down that cloud cover into the afternoon, upper 60s and lower 70s and then inland. today we have that. sunshine will warm up very nicely. we'll go into the upper 70s to the mid 80s. >> kumasi thank you drew. we'll have another abc seven news update in about 30 minutes. abou can always find the latest though on our news ap >> announcer: welcome back to gma live from times square. >> robin: coming up stray kids in times square. their fans have been out in the rain. they are excited. the band came down to see them. they are coming up just ahead. look at them. they're like, can they come down? they've been out in the rain all

this time. i thought they were here for the next two stars from the hit show "bridgerton." adjoa andoh, and claudia jessie. lady danbury and eloise bridgerton. they are all talking about the new season of "bridgerton." would you please welcome our lovely guests. [ applause ] that's right. we are a small but mighty crowd. yes. oh. yes. i love in this season you both have significant roles in the story lines of this season. what are you most excited about? what can you share with us? >> well, i think -- so we're in season 3. i think the fans who followed the colin and penelope story from season 1, they have seen their friendship ebb and flow, come and go. penelope is the daughter who has to stay at home because she's got no prospects and colin is

the third son. this is the season they have their moment in the sun. i think lots of us feel like we have been in the shadows. when it comes to grabbing your moment it is an empowering and thrilling thing. so i hope fans will enjoy this. >> each season we've had a new person come in. like we would introduced to daphne and simon. this is two people we have known from day one. it's well for us, we watched our mates do it. we're very excited. lovely excited for you to see. >> george: we have a clip of lady danbury with the queen. >> oh. good. >> and that one. who is she? >> that, your majesty, is miss penelope featherington. this is her first season out. there are several impressive new contenders for your majesty's favor if you intend to grace them. >> why should i grace them with anything? >> there is some anxiety because you have not yet selected.

>> george: that is how you talk to a queen. the costumes are so elaborate. what is the process like? >> look at my head, george. [ laughter ] look at lady danbury's hair. i am a mission. every hair and makeup artist looks to me and their heart sinks. i'm in makeup for about three hours in the morning before we even talk about the costume. >> three hours? >> they have to do -- it's quite a technical thing. they have to do a 360 degree wig. i have said most of the time i want my hair up because lady danbury is a watcher and strategizer. hair needs to be off the face. you have to have a wig that you can sell on screen. it looks like it's come out of my head. >> robin: it does look like that, now that you mentioned it. i like this as well. >> i like this, yeah. >> robin: claudia, you and the fabulous actress who plays penelopen real life you are real close. but your characters are a little bit at odds. how do you pull that off?

>> i got through the woeful patch. at the end of season 2 we had a scene where we had a huge falling out. but in between takes me and nicola would be like, quick cuddle? [ laughter ] have a little cuddle to say, we still got each other. it's okay. we hardly saw each other this season. we would catch each other in the hallway in the studio saying, you're doing so good! >> robin: sweet. >> yes. very honest. shady but good. >> george: you're the voice of reason. your character is the voice of reason. when it comes to love and romance. >> tell that to my children. my mother, reason? i don't think so. but, yeah. in the show i suppose, i think, so people who have enjoyed the stand alone queen charlotte story. you kind of see lady danbury back story. so you know that she came from a place of a horrible marriage, unhappy, husband dies, thank goodness. then she's powerless. she understands that all she has

to tie her future to is her ability to make use of knowledge. she knows about the young queen. she trades with george's mother on that and says, i'll give you knowledge about the queen. my son needs something. she does that strategizing. so when you see her now, she's a woman who's made her own mark in the world through her brain and strategy. so that reasoning comes from that need to survive. yes. >> robin: all of it is brilliant. the acting, the directing, the producing, the set. all of that. it's not just here in the u.s. that we go crazy. globally, globally. don't you find that in your travels? >> yeah. it's quite something. i was traveling to australia a couple of years ago for work. i was in london at an airport. someone said, i love the show. i was so happy. got to the halfway point in qatar and people at the airport were like, we are big fans of the show. got to australia. it was the same thing.

it was quite some distance. i'm very proud of it. shondaland, they do make television for people, real people, people everywhere. yeah, i'm so proud to be a part of it. >> i had just come back from johannesburg. africa came to johannesburg for the launch of bridgerton. i mean, the costumes. there were african fabrics. the biggest frocks, the highest crowns. it is that scene when you go, this is a show where everybody is welcome. we can all be part of the story. come on in and enjoy it. >> robin: well, thank you for coming on in gma and being with us and sharing. any time anybody from the cast and crew are here, you are just brilliant, fabulous. >> thank you for having us. >> thank you for having us. >> robin: you could read the phone book. and we would just be -- the accent gets us every time. love it. we got to tell you, bridgerton season 3 part 1 is

available to stream globally tomorrow on netflix. coming up the great american baking show stars prue and paul are going to join us so come on back. hello, i'm franklin graham. as we watch the news, it feels like the whole world is filled and engulfed with hate. we see it on our college campuses. we see it across the world. where did this come from? you see, hate is coming from the human heart. god made us and he created us, but sin has come into the world,

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>> lara: we are back with two sweet guests judges of "the great american baking show." prue leith and paul hollywood. paul is joining us from his home in london.

prue, welcome. paul, nice to see you. thanks for being with us from london. >> hello. nice to see you again. >> lara: i want to start by asking you, since you both judge on both the american and british version, what would you say the difference is between the bakers in the two shows? the american versus the brits. >> i'd say the bakers in america like more sugar than in england. >> lara: interesting. >> but do you know what? from a talent and a skill point of view, they're pretty alike, aren't they? >> lara: what do you think, paul? >> i think the americans are far worse. [ laughter ] >> lara: worse in what way? worse with sugar or talent? be careful. >> actually, i think they are sitting way behind the brits up until a couple years ago. and now i think certainly they're on par. couple challenges last year were so much better. >> lara: both shows are terrific. i know that

every show has a technical challenge where the bakers don't know ahead of time what they're baking. they get limited instruction. paul, what's the toughest technical challenge you have witnessed them go through? >> you see, i have done things where they may not know the name of the dessert, and that was actually a technical challenge. no one knew what it was. that's a big problem. when they can't identify something, that creates a huge problem in the technical challenge. >> that was one of his challenges. i think it was deeply unfair. >> lara: paul, prue said it best. let's look at the show. it's so fun. >> apple whiskey. i have never had an apple whiskey. can i have a taste? >> go for it. >> i love the way you use the spoon. that's like medicine to you. isn't it? i can smell it from here. >> good. all right. i'm looking forward to that. >> awesome. >> good luck, mate. >> thank you so much.

>> lara: on the show, we notice that you like to give prue a hard time about boozy desserts, paul. prue, i gotta ask you. it doesn't seem fair. he goes after you about that. you're just such a lady. >> he's determined that i'll end up with a reputation for being a complete alcoholic. do you know what? he's not far off 'cause i do like booze in cakes. i think almost any cake is improved by a bit of booze. >> lara: that's a fair assessment. you do have a chance, if you want to give it to him, for anything. >> no, no. >> you can't do that. [ laughter ] >> lara: you're not in studio. doesn't seem right. do you know what would be right? we have terrific producers here. we thought of kind of a fun way because we need to know -- i mean need with a k. we knead to know how well you have gotten prue, paul, over the years. we have a game called the newly bread game.

yes. i said it. so, paul, i'm going to ask you questions. you're going to answer and we are going to see if you're correct. prue has written down the answers to the questions. are you ready? >> go on. >> lara: okay. here we go. you seem very thrilled about this. paul, do you know the first thing prue ever learned to bake? >> a victoria sandwich. >> lara: prue? >> wrong. >> lara: wrong. paul, the answer is jam tarts. >> jam tart. okay. fair enough. [ laughter ] that's an easy one. >> lara: okay, paul. what is prue's least favorite type of baked good. least favorite type? >> anything which doesn't have alcohol in it. [ laughter ] >> lara: how did i know you were going to say that? prue, your answer is -- pumpernickel. >> doesn't have alcohol in it. >> lara: technically that's

true. one more here, paul. if prue could only eat one dessert for the rest of her life, what would that dessert be? >> i would say a trifle, a really good trifle. >> lara: prue? >> that's nearly right. pavlova is like a trifle. >> lara: again, you're so close. so close that we have to give it to you. paul, i wish you were here. so nice to see you. big fan of the shows. >> thank you very much. thank you, guys. >> lara: you really are good mates. fun to see you. prue, thanks for coming in. >> bye, darling. >> lara: bye, darling. the new season, everyone, of "the great american baking show" premieres may 24 on the roku channel. thanks again. now to ginger. >> ginger: thanks, lara. it is a gorgeous morning for a trifle or anything else you're picking up as your baking treat. corpus christi, look at that. they had a daily record yesterday. warmest of the year so far, 97. it is pleasant now. we are about to see big changes. the heat is on. southeast florida will see

temperatures in the low to mid 90s. the heat index will be hotter than that. this is really early to have this type of heat. we're going to extend it. brownsville, texas, all the way into 90s, nearing 100 this week >> lara: coming up on gma, the fun continues. stray kids perform live on gma. let's go, boys!

>> lara: we're back now. all right. [ cheers ] we are back now with on tour on gma with k pop group stray kids everyone. the band just released their new song "lose my breath." you can scan the qr code for

more on that. we have some fans in the studio as stray kids plan to perform for us. but first we want to say good morning. nice to see you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> lara: so happy to have you in the studio. you said this is kinda cool. >> yeah. we're very excited. >> lara: happy to have you. i understand you might have some special news to share with our audience. >> yes, we do have some good news. we are preparing a tour. >> lara: congratulations! [ cheers ] >> big news. it's been so long since we have prepared for something so big. we took this chance to prepare something for our fans. >> lara: that's exciting. all right. they're going on tour, super fans. speaking of which, we do have a question from annabelle. are you out there? >> hi. >> lara: what's your question. >> hi. i have a question. what was the creative process making "lose my breath?" >> the creative process? we had a chance to work with charlie. it was a great experience. very musically talented. there was a lot of things to learn.

overall the project came out very, very well. hope you like it. do you like it? >> we love it! [ applause ] >> thank you, thank you. >> lara: thank you, guys. thank you, annabelle. all right. time for some music. this is stray kids performing "lose my breath." take it away, guys. ♪ 'cause when our eyes lock it's like my heart stops ♪ ♪ it only took me a moment and now i'm imprisoned to your touch ♪ ♪ i don't know where it's going now but i know i need your love ♪ ♪ i'll always be here i won't ever run 'cause you took the air out of my lungs ♪ ♪ i lose my breath when you're walking in 'cause when our eyes lock it's like my heart stops ♪

♪ i lose my breath when you walk in, you make my knees drop it's like i'm in shock ♪ ♪ now all i think about is how my world turned upside down ♪ ♪ i lose my breath when you're walking in 'cause when our eyes lock it's like my heart stops ♪ ♪ right now dying and lying when you walk in the room freezing but you're steaming ♪ ♪ i need you right by my side when i look in your eyes i'm of breath ♪ ♪ when our eyes lock my heart stops i lose my breath when you're walking in ♪ ♪ you make my knees hurt at just the mention ♪ ♪ now all i think about is us

my world turned upside down ♪ ♪ i lose my breath when you come walking in, it's like my heart stops ♪ ♪ oh god i cannot break how could you do this to me i'm out of breath ♪ ♪ i'm ready to sacrifice me 'cause she kept me alive ♪ ♪ i lose my breath when you're walking in when our eyes lock that's when my heart stops ♪ ♪ i lose my breath when you're walking in, my knees knock at just the mention ♪ ♪ now all i think about is how my world turned upside down ♪ ♪ i lose my breath when you're walking in when our eyes lock

it's like my heart stops ♪ ♪ i lose, i lose my breath ♪ [ cheers ] >> ginger: on tour on gma with stray kids is sponsored by live nation.

>> tomorrow olivia munn. her battle with breast cancer, her decision to undergo a hysterectomy. her health, her recovery and the

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