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>> someones that driver hostage, possibly will not let them stop the bus. >> george: the suspect held a gun to the driver's head after shooting a passenger. how police brought the high speed chase to an end. >> michael: flash flooding in the sunshine state. tropical rain slamming florida. ginger is tracking the latest. >> robin: arrested. suspects with possible ties to isis taken into custody after crossing the southern border in recent months. >> george: pamela smart maintaining her innocence until now. >> i find myself responsible for something i desperately didn't want to be responsible for, my husband's murder. >> george: the woman convicted of conspireing to have her husband murdered. the first murder trial to be televised. why she's speaking out now. >> michael: narrow escape on the tracks. a truck driver making a run for it with seconds to spare before a train smashes into his rig. gio tells us the one thing you should do before you cross train tracks. ♪

>> robin: perfect pair? hold my coffee. value wars are heating up. what starbucks has up their sleeve. and kyrie and dallas not giving up hope. >> what's it like being booed? >> it's a compliment. >> robin: what the big stars said to our will reeve ahead of the big showdown in texas. >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> michael: good morning america. i'm gonna say this to robin. dallas is not done yet. >> robin: all right. >> michael: we have a little friendly wager on this. neither is rihanna. will reeve spoke with some of the top nba final stars. we're gonna hear why one of boston's key players could miss the next game. >> george: two announcements on inflation and interest rates. rebecca's here to break that down. >> robin: we're going to begin with the conviction of hunter biden on gun charges. we are hearing from some of the jurors about how they reached their verdict. our senior national

correspondent terry moran is at the courthouse in wilmington, delaware, for us. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, robin. the trial of hunter biden was unprecedented. no child of a sitting president had ever gone on trial before. the media coverage spanned the globe. but inside that courtroom, the judge, the jurors, for the lawyers, it felt like just an ordinary criminal trial that ended in that historic verdict. this morning president biden is standing by his only surviving son hunter after his historic conviction on three felony gun charges. in this moment, with this embrace, the president sent a signal just hours after a jury of 12 found his son guilty of illegally purchasing a firearm. after three hours of deliberations that stunning moment in the courtroom. hunter biden first appeared shocked when he heard the word guilty, then slowly nodded, patted his lawyer on the back and hugged his legal team and wife. his lawyer argued to jurors that hunter biden was not actively using drugs when he filled out this federal form to purchase

that colt .38 special revolver. first the jury was divided according to juror number ten. >> believe it or not, it was a split vote. >> reporter: 6-6. that was the first vote? >> that was the first vote. >> reporter: after sleeping on it, they decided there was enough evidence to prove that he was using drugs including from his own text messages especially one sent the day after he bought the gun saying he was waiting for a dealer named mookie. >> if you're an addict, you're an addict. it's something that sticks with you for the rest of your life. >> reporter: you didn't buy the notion that for a few days around the purchase of the gun he wasn't abusing drugs? >> no, not at all. >> reporter: elijah lewis saying the evidence was clear. >> too many patterns that i could see that showed that he was using it when he purchased the gun. >> reporter: lewis-guy adding despite the defendant, the jury put politics aside to reach

their decision. >> it's unfortunate that he's convicted, but him being the son is not what i'm thinking. i'm thinking that he did a bad thing and actions have consequences. >> reporter: within minutes of the verdict, president biden issued a statement writing, i am the president but i'm also a dad. jill and i love our son and we are so proud of the man he is today. so many families who have had loved ones battle addiction understand the feeling of pride seeing someone you love come out the other side and be so strong and resilient in recovery. the president has said he will not pardon his son and will respect the judicial process as hunter now weighs an appeal. the process was set in motion by special counsel david weiss, the former u.s. attorney for delaware appointed by donald trump who biden kept in place to continue the federal probe of his own son. >> no one in this country is above the law. everyone must be accountable for their actions, even this defendant.

>> reporter: in his own statement, hunter biden wrote that he's more grateful today for the love and support from his loved ones than i am disappointed by the outcome. and he added recovery is possible by the grace of god and i am blessed to experience that gift one day at a time. what's next for hunter biden? well, first he'll meet with federal probation officials who will file presentencing report with the judge. prosecutors, defense lawyers will make their recommendations. experts say he is unlikely to face a prison term, but these are serious charges and prosecutors may ask for that. the judge said she'll sentence him in about four months, just before the election. george? >> george: thank you very much. let's bring in dan abrams, rachel scott at the white house. you just heard terry say prison time unlikely. do you agree? >> i do. i think prison time is unlikely. it will be interesting to see what the special counsel asks for. what does david weiss request? does he request prison time?

doesn't he? if you listened carefully to the press conference he had yesterday, it sounded like he was setting the stage for at least asking for a much lower sentence than the possible maximum here. >> george: has anyone ever gone to prison for this crime? >> no, but also no one has ever been charged in this context, right? in the fact that it was just one gun used. the gun wasn't used in a crime. there were no other crimes charged. all of those factors, which were factors in terms of deciding should the case have been brought? the jury wasn't allowed to consider those things but the judge can in the context of sentencing. it's a reminder that despite the that we question this person's background, can this person be fair? it's about hunter biden. in the end these jurors just went about doing their job. they were given very specific legal instructions. and they were kind of boxed in, in the sense of what the options were. it was pretty clear, based on

the evidence, that hunter biden had checked off that box when he was a drug user. >> george: case brought, the jurors reached this decision. puts a lie to this whole charge that the biden administration weaponized the justice department against republicans. >> if you add all of the other democrats who have been charged. henry quay, bob menendez is currently on trial. eric adams is under investigation. corey bush is under investigation. the list goes on and on of the democrats who have either been charged by this doj. former democrat tj cox in california. or the ones who are currently under investigation. it does become a tougher and tougher argument to make that, oh, this doj is only going after republicans. >> george: rachel, that may be why the political impact of this verdict at least appears so far to be somewhat muted >> reporter: absolutely. sources close to the president say that he's not worried about the political cost here. this is deeply personal to him.

he acknowledges that his son hunter had battled addiction and made it out on the other side. that's something many families go through. the president has also kept the distance from this case making it clear he will respect the outcome of this verdict. that does serve as a sharp contrast to his rifle donald trump. you mentioned it. he continues to insist the justice system is being weaponized against him. democrats this morning point out the guilty verdict of the president's sun under mines that argument. >> george: thank you very much. michael? >> michael: we're going to turn to the bus hijacking that left one person dead. it all started in downtown atlanta and ended about 40 minutes later with a suspect in custody following a wild chase during rush hour. faith abubey is in atlanta with the latest. good morning, faith. >> reporter: good morning, michael. it was wild and terrifying especially for those 17 passengers aboard that transit bus. authorities say the suspect had a gun to the bus driver's head the entire time forcing him to

speed and weave through rush hour traffic. >> what is happening? >> reporter: this morning police searching for answers after a man hijacked a commuter bus in georgia killing one passenger on board. >> hostage situation on the bus. pd on scene. >> reporter: the dangerous chase started around 4:30 p.m. in downtown atlanta. >> someone has the driver hostage, possibly, will not let them stop the bus. >> reporter: police say the suspect joseph grier hijacked the transit bus with 17 people on board. >> our 911 operator trying to navigate what was a gunman, with a gun to the head of a bus driver, saying don't stop this bus or else worse will happen. this is the type of thing that obviously no one seems like the movies. >> reporter: you can see the bus driving up the wrong side of the road. police following closely behind. the bus side swiping a car as it

continues fleeing from authorities. the high speed chase ending in decalb county after police popped the tires, bringing it to a stop. >> be advised the suspect is at the door with a gun in his hand. please be careful. >> reporter: as passengers exited the bus, swat team members began clearing it discovering a passenger with a gun shot wound. the victim was transported to the hospital where they succumbed to their injuries. >> my heart goes out to the family of the one individual that is deceased at this time. my heart also goes out to the individuals that had to endure this frightening journey across multiple jurisdictions this evening that was on this bus here. >> reporter: police say the suspect is a convicted felon with 19 prior arrests. they're still investigating exactly why he allegedly hijacked that bus full of people and fatally shot that passenger. robin? >> robin: need some answers there. all right.

thank you. the latest on the israel/hamas war and the cease fire talks. this as attacks along israel's northern border ramp up. tom soufi burridge is in the region for us. good morning to you, tom. >> reporter: good morning, robin. yeah. a major escalation along israel's northern border with lebanon. hezbollah firing a barrage of 170 rockets into israel in less than two hours. another 100 fired yesterday according to the idf. hezbollah, that iranian backed group based in lebanon said they retaliated after an israeli air strike killed one of its top ranking commanders. comes as a key moment in cease fire talks. secretary blinken in qatar after hamas gave its answer to th cease fire and full withdrawal of israeli forces from the strip. a senior israeli official

accusing hamas of rejecting the outline of the proposal. israel saying it will on the agree to a cease fire until it's dismantled hamas. back in the north, hezbollah vowing to continue their attack if the war in gaza continues. george? >> george: real threat of escalation. thank you very much. now the arrest of multiple people suspected of having ties to isis. a source familiar with the investigation said they crossed the southern border last year. senior investigative correspondent aaron katersky has details. >> reporter: these eight nationals entered the u.s. illegally through the u.s. southern border. they were vetted and initially no national security concerns were found. but more recently law enforcement sources told abc news authorities discovered information that raised suspicions of possible ties to isis, particularly the terror group's afghanistan affiliate isis k which has been blamed for the concert hall attack outside moscow that killed scores of people and the 2021 suicide bombing in kabul that killed 13 american service men. some of the migrant were monitored. now all have been taken into custody in new york, los angeles and philadelphia.

there's not enough evidence to charge them but immigration authorities detained them. they are expected to be deported. the fbi has warned isis linked individuals might try to enter the country from the mexican border. a new report from the department of home land inspector again stopped the vetting until there were new procedures. this report warns dangerous people could enter or be allowed to stay in the country. >> michael: thank you for bringing that to us. we're going to turn to good news. if you plan on taking a summer road trip, gas prices are falling. gio benitez is here to tell us what's behind the drop in prices. good morning, gio. >> gio: good morning. if you're surprised to hear gas prices are falling during that busy summer travel season, you're not alone. the national average right now $3.45 a gallon. that's $0.05 less than last week. look at last month.

a $0.16 drop per gallon. there are a few reasons according to your friends at aaa. fewer people may be hitting the roads after memorial day demand would usually pick up but that's not something we're really seeing. back then america was close to using 10 billion barrels a day of gas. that's slipped to just under 9 billion. now russia's invasion of ukraine also playing a role here. the much higher gas prices we saw when the war began may have changed driving habits right here in america. there are also more electric cars on the road. that may also play a role. but whatever the reason, it is welcome news right now for though hitting the road, robin. >> robin: it is welcome nose. it's welcome you will be back with us. thank you. now the value wars. starbucks throwing their hat in the ring with a new pairings menu as popular chains battle for your dollar. our chief economics correspondent rebecca jarvis is here. how does this deal stack up? is there any catch here? >> rebecca: robin, there's always a catch.

i will always find that catch. it is for a limited time only. but this is the first time that starbucks is getting into the combo game with its pairings menu. starbucks is offering this combination hot or iced coffee or tea with a croissant for $5. you can make it a hot breakfast sandwich starting at $6. you might think the other catch is that it's a standard coffee or tea and not one of their specialty drinks. starbucks is joining wendy's, mcdonald's, burger king and many fast food giants in rolling out these discounts to bring back customers who have been facing sticker shock. they're dining out less. prices at fast food chains have surged nearly 28% from 2019 to 2023. that's a lot more than overall inflation, which is also up 19% in that time. experts say that while flood and supply costs are part of the increase, the biggest culprit is the cost of labor. now that consumers have had enough, restaurants are scrambling to win them back. the starbucks ceo told his company's last earnings call

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the jury took only three hours deliberation. the latest on college staff members in iowa recovering after being stabbed in china. they were from cornell college, part of an exchange program. a 55-year-old man was arrested at the krein. >> michael: one of the greatest competitive eaters at all time won't be at this summer's marquis event. joey chestnut has been banned after signing a deal to endorse a rival vegan dog. chestnut won the contest for the 16th time last july 4th. >> robin: i don't know what the beef is. [ laughter ] >> michael: that was good. that was good. that was good. >> robin: had to think about it. >> michael: okay. we've got a lot more ahead, including the truck driver lucky to be alive after his rig got stuck on train tracks. close call there. that's all coming up, robin. >> robin: right now the story that made headlines in the 1990s. pamela smart convicted for her role in the killing of her

husband. it was a notorious murder plot that, yes, inspired a hollywood movie. for the first time she's taking responsibility. juju is here with that story. good morning. >> good morning, robin. i have interviewed pam smart before behind bars. after spending far more than half her life in prison, she says she blamed everyone else but herself and has become comfortable with her warped logic because she hadn't pulled the trigger. but now she said she fully realizes that she is the one to blame for her husband's murder. >> my name is pamela smart. >> reporter: this morning an emotional public plea for clemency. >> i began to dig deeper into my own responsibility. for me that was really hard because going into places in those spaces is where i found myself responsible for something i desperately didn't want to be responsible for, my husband's murder.

>> reporter: pamela smart was 22 years old when she was convicted ed of conspireing to have her teenage lover and his friends kill her husband greg. >> was killing your husband one of those mistakes? >> no it wasn't. >> reporter: the murder trial was the first tot be televised even inspiring the film "to die for" starring nicole kidman. >> did you get the gun? >> yeah. >> reporter: smart was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. for more than 30 years she has maintained her innocence. some people say the fact you are still incarcerated has to do with not quote unquote admitting your guilt. >> if people want me to admit to parts of things that i did not do, that's not going to happen. >> reporter: until now. >> i can see so many errors that i made. >> reporter: smart admits on camera for the first time that she is responsible for her husband's death, but stops short of confessing to orchestrating the shooting. >> i had to acknowledge for the first time in my own, you know,

mind and my own heart how responsible i was because i had deflected blame all the time. i think almost a coping mechanism because the truth of being so responsible was very difficult for me. >> reporter: this video part of a new petition to have her life sentence commuted. the state of new hampshire, where smart was convicted, has rejected three previous applications without a hearing. the four men convicted for their roles in the killing including billy flynn, who pulled the trigger, have long since been released from prison. greg smart's uncle, jim smart, said she still hasn't paid the price for what she did. >> until she admits that he planned it, that she's guilty of it, she should stay in jail if she doesn't say that. >> pamela told us that she won't confess to things she didn't do just to get out of prison. during her 34 years in prison

she's earned three master's degree, a ph.d. in divinity. she's a minister and has tumored countless inmates and dozens of high profile supporters have written letters for her freedom. she is pleading to meeted with clemency officials after accepting blame in this way. >> robin: you talked to her several times over the years. >> multiple times over the years and has sat with her and talked with her about all these issue. >> michael: you can see more of her story tonight on "nightline." >> absolutely. >> michael: thank you very much for that, juju. now the close call on a train track. the driver of an 18-wheeler managed to escape just before a train smashed into the truck. gio benitez is back with the story. >> gio: this is one where really you just have to stop what you're doing for a second to watch this video. the time it takes you to blink is how long it took this driver to run to safety. remarkably, he's okay. take a look at this. this morning the driver of this 18-wheeler lucky to be alive after narrowly escaping this massive collision with an on

coming train in georgia, about an hour outside of atlanta. >> a train just hit this truck. >> gio: you can see a man hop out of the driver's seat and make a run for it. moments later, impact. debris falling everywhere. the train tumbles over. zach hatcher was not too far behind it all and even had to back up to avoid being hit. the train eventually coming to a stop. hatcher flying between two cars to check on the driver. are you all right, man? >> the driver miraculously >> the engineering conductor said they could see the truck stalled on the tracks. they started braking as soon as they saw the truck but they were not able to stop in time. >> reporter: authorities say this is the eighth documented incident at this crossing since 2017 but the first collision. the driver left with a citation. >> there were no injuries, thankfully. there's been incidents before where the drivers weren't able to get out of the vehicle.

>> gio: that train conductor said that he did see the truck but it was just too late. some advice. never stop on the tracks. you know that one. also make sure there is enough room on the other side of the track before you cross. that driver did that right especially if you're driving a truck. police say that in this particular truck that turning radius just doesn't allow some of these trucks to turn correctly and sometimes they stall. it's happened before. it just hasn't stopped on the tracks before. that was new. >> robin: glad he's all right and that he ran in the right direction. >> gio: incredible. to see him running away as the train plows into it. >> robin: wow. gio, thank you very much. coming up, the differences in treatment of long covid in communities of color and what some hospitals are doing about it. next how to make high interest rates work for you. baby is back. rebecca is back. >> rebecca: great to see you, robin. yes, inflation is lower but still stubborn. the fed doesn't look ready to cut interest rates just yet.

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they are excited to be home with their fans in dallas for game 3. >> three pointer puts it in! >> reporter: down 2-0 with the series moving to dallas, luka doncic and the mavs are excited to play in front of their home crowd. it was loud in boston every time former celtic kyrie irving touched the ball. >> irving hearing the boos. >> reporter: what's it like being booed? >> it's a compliment. you know? to be booed at that type of level means i'm great at something. just makes the theatrics so much better. >> reporter: the celtics wins have been a player. key role players like derrick white stepping up in big moments. >> blocked by white! what a block by white! >> i was like, i just got to go try and make a play. >> reporter: there was debate whether it was a foul. where do you weigh in on it? >> they didn't call it a foul so

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>> robin: welcome back. we don't have to tell you this, but we love dads at gma. >> lara: sure do. >> robin: tomorrow we're putting three of them to the test in our dad challenge to compete for a great father's day prize. we put the mothers to the test. they got after it. >> michael: love seeing dad change some diapers. that would be fun. >> lara: add to it the list. [ laughter ] >> michael: we're going to switch to our gma cover story shining a light on long covid in communities of color. according to a recent cdc report, 1 in 14 americans have had or are still battling long covid. according to a story we first saw in "the washington post," getting the diagnosis or even help can be challenging, particularly for people of color. early in the pandemic, jasmine holcomb got a bad case of covid

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concluding that it was her way of breaking some not great news. but this morning she is assuring fans sometimes a t-shirt is just a t-shirt. [ laughter ] and she's not stopping the music. rihanna responding with an update on her upcoming ninth studio album after the launch of fenty hair in l.a. telling entertainment tonight people got triggered with that retired word adding fans should have read the rest of the shirt that said, this is as dressed up as i get. it's a t-shirt people. when it comes to making the new record, she definitely has been working on it. she did take break. she's getting ready to get back at it. it is happening. it's been eight years since rihanna last released an album. >> robin: what? >> lara: yeah. she was busy, robin. she built her fenty empire which includes fashion, makeup and now hair care and is value at $2.8 billion. >> robin: i didn't realize it had been eight years. she's been so busy. >> michael: this will be her

ninth album. >> lara: yeah, i know. i know. she said she has songs. she took a break. she's now re-evaluating those songs. we get it when we get it. my mom says, you get what you get, don't get upset. fans of bridgerton will not be upset with this news. we have a message straight from lady whistledown as we get ready for season 3 part 2. netflix released a four minute scene. of course there's a twist. check it out. >> does he know? that you are whistledown? >> no. please don't tell him. >> colin will find out. until he knows the real you, he cannot possibly love you. >> you're right. >> lara: uh-oh. uh-oh. well, it's gonna be a problem there. but because the music also plays such a huge role in the show, netflix also wants to announce an all star music

lineup for part 2 of the season. this is what we can expect to hear in the show instrumental symphonic covers of taylor swift "you belong to me." pov by ariana grande, demi lovato's hit "confident." those are a few of the songs they have bridgertonnized. part 2 will also feature first ever original song called "all i want" performed by grammy winner torre kelly. it all happens on netflix starting tomorrow night. i'm excited. >> robin: so good. >> lara: lots of fun. daniel craig is in the news also this morning. upcoming third installment of the "knives out" franchise. he's got a new look for it as well. there he is showing a photo of craig reprizing his role as detective blanc. the director announcing the film is officially under way. this time around craig is joined by a star studded cast again for the upcoming murder mystery called "wake up dead man." it includes jeremy renner, kerry

washington, oscar nominee glenn close is also in it and andrew scott, who is on fire. "wake up dead man" will begin streaming next year. >> robin: that's quite a cast. >> lara: lots of great names. and some touching news. this moment from our station in philadelphia. about crossing guard dottie brenner. it's her story. she's been keeping kids safe for nearly 47 years. on the eve of her 90th birthday, she decided it's time to hang up her safety vest. her students past and present decided to surprise miss dottie gathering to show their gratitude and shower her with handmade thank you cards and lots of love. dottie had something for them as well, leaving them with one last piece of her sage advice. >> i'm gonna miss it. i'll miss all the kids. but please do what you're

supposed to do when you cross the street. take care and good-bye. [ applause ] >> lara: thank you, miss dottie. >> george: she's in great shape. >> lara: that's pop news, guys. >> george: let's go to ginger. >> ginger: thank you so much. we had such a busy april and may. second busiest tornado wise in the country. now the tornado threat moves to minnesota. it's the big hail we're concerned about. international falls looking nice. but the warm front will come through. eventually we'll be watching that cold front. the timing is in the afternoon. minneapolis and rochester. then tomorrow the cold front sinks and chicago gets into it, as does st. joseph michigan, lansing, parts of missouri. friday it comes right here to the northeast. starts early in western new york and parts of pennsylvania up to connecticut and massachusetts. let's get a check now closer to home.

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>> i'm sorry i cannot tell you how honored i am to be in this movie. the message, a big message of this one is kind of like not -- bracing your emotions, having compassion to your emotions. i spent a lot of my life pushing them down. they're here to help us. i spent a lot of time pushing them down and not bringing them to the table. they are here to help us. pixar, they're so brilliant. i'm very proud of this. >> michael: it really is brilliant. the whole concept is brilliant. did you get practice in your role of fear when you were gary on "veep?" any practice? >> i wasn't allowed to have emotions. you can't emote. i think at one point -- i can't say it on camera. she told me to stuff my emotions. >> robin: now you can express them. >> yeah yeah yeah. >> robin: let's see a clip right here. >> sarcasm, really?

>> joy, if we can't follow this dream we don't know where we're going. if we don't know where we're going we can't follow the stream. it is an endless loop of tragedy and consequence. >> or we could just ask those guys. >> oh yeah, or that. >> are we lucky we ran into you guys. >> boy, we are so lucky we ran into you guys. >> huh? >> please, we really need your help. we really need your help. >> what's their problem? [ laughter ] >> look how genius it is. sarcasm. then you say something on one side and sarcasm -- brilliant. >> robin: so creative. amy poehler was here last week singing your praises. she told us to ask you, or asked us to ask you, an aggravating situation, does that emotion that you are emoting in the picture, does that ever come up? >> oh, man. well, my daughter's 18.

when she drives i get a little -- this is what's cool about this movie doing the voice recording. in life, if i'm afraid, you don't really see it, or if i'm anxious. i was able to let the inside out come out. just be as crazy and scream like i am right there. just going nuts. that's many times how we feel inside, you know? >> george: do you see anything when you're doing that? >> no. i take that back. kelsey the director -- this is the thing. we are never together recording. we're always doing it separately. kelsey is playing all of these characters and we're responding to him. >> lara: so funny to watch. i love your voice. were you exhausted? it looks like you are giving it everything you have. >> i had to drink a couple hot teas after that. just the opportunity to act crazy. this guy, just amazing. >> george: having your daughter drive is one fear. any other big ones? >> are we going to get into my trauma now? let's trigger me.

[ laughter ] i'm not a heights fan. it could be like 15 feet or like 200 feet and i'm going to react the same way. just complete paralysis. >> lara: you mentioned your daughter. she just graduated high school. congratulations. >> thank you. thank you. >> lara: such a big moment. in this movie there's a lot of wisdom. did you have any advice for her as she heads off to college? >> she's so tired of my advice. i kind of told her the same thing i tell a lot of young people is this world says, oh, you have value when this happens. whatever someone's idea of success is, i say your value is the same before and after success. it doesn't change. >> michael: i love that. >> hopefully, she heard it. >> michael: i'm sure she heard. it who would not listen to her dad when he co-starred in a super bowl commercial with beyonce? who wouldn't listen to you?

what was that experience like? >> what was i doing there? it was so cool. she was so lovely and kind. i mean, i was just a quirky guy. she had nine costume changes and i had one. i just ate food the whole day. she's just amazing. >> george: when that offer comes in, what does it take, half a second? >> i don't even think that. i heard b and i was like, yes. [ laughter ] >> robin: you're always such a delight. thank you, thank you, tony. >> thanks for having me. >> robin: there are some new emotions in the film. >> they do. when puberty hits the big thing puberty hits around 12 or 13 so anxiety comes in, henri, the boredom and she's french. [ laughter ] envy, and then embarrassment. it's just like, i don't know. what's so great is i feel like a lot of kids -- when i was a kid, we didn't have language for

anxiety. just the kids now a days can see this and go, hey, i'm not the only one who is feeling this. everybody's got a little bit of a circus in the head and i shouldn't beat myself up so much. >> lara: amen to that. >> robin: that's a perfect segue. tomorrow anxiety is going to join us. >> isn't she amazing? >> robin: "inside out 2" exclusively in theaters this friday. take dad. father's day weekend. >> michael: take care of dad. >> robin: coming up tory will be back with more summer spectacular deals and steals. come on back. s and s

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new evacuations overnight. we will be watching those fires as they try to get them controlled. the heat is still on for the next 24 hour force california and the next 48 as you go into western texas and new mexico. eventually it does move here to the southeast. let's get a check closer to home. >> robin: now to celebrating fatherhood and one couple's journey towards building a family they always dreamed of. gio is back with that story. hey again, gio. >> gio: hey, robin. the guys you are about to meet are high lighting the changing images of fatherhood as more gay couples raise family. these two men forged their own path to have a family on their own terms against all odds. author of "love out loud" are painting their own picture of fatherhood.

>> good morning. it's picture day. >> reporter: after meeting as college students the young couple married an set out to realize their dream of raising a family. >> we always had this thought that becoming pregnant, getting pregnant was so easy. >> gio: it seemed that way at first. >> go! >> gio: but then the surrogate miscarried. >> i just remember seeing like you break down. there was nothing that we could do. >> we were just told to button up your emotions. literally our whole world was crashing down. >> gio: they got back up and tried again, this time through adoption. that failed, too. >> you start to wonder, are we supposed to be parents? we are religious. is this a sign that it's not supposed to happen? >> gio: their faith tested again, they didn't give up. >> we have this amazing surrogate but had a tough time getting pregnant. on the last no, we were going to move forward with another

surrogate, get an immediate yes from the second surrogate. then we get a call from the first surrogate and she tells us that it was a false negative and that she was actually pregnant, too. >> gio: the long journey to have one child turned into two babies coming weeks apart. they arrived early, but both came home healthy. >> in those moments i was just like, god is looking out. >> gio: six years later they welcomed aspen, but not without another trial. >> i remember getting a trial, literally right before we were supposed to be discharged saying that she was going to be rushed into emergency surgery. to look at her today and to see her have the biggest smile and just want to give love to everyone around her. >> i think she is a true statement of you never know what you needed. >> gio: today their miracle children are blossoming. >> ashton is the sweetest. aryia is a big ball of energy. she will be an incredible woman one day.

aspen is dang near perfection. >> i think back to growing up in louisiana. it was so closed and sheltered. it was very hard to see past what was right in front of me. i remember, like, crying myself to sleep a lot. i want people to take away from this that our dedication to our children is the most paramount thing that has ever been present with us. >> no matter how hard it was, we knew this was, like, our dream, which motivated us to keep going after it. >> gio: terrell and jarius say they hope to serve as an inspiration for gay couples who would like to be fathers. i have known them for a few years. they're so popular on instagram because they are always sharing these beautiful loving images. their book "love out loud" is out right now. >> robin: you can tell they are dedicated fathers. >> gio: absolutely. >> robin: the children are adorable. coming up we're in dallas for the nba finals with a special surprise for one dad who goes

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>> michael: game 3 of the nba finals is tonight. celtics are up 2-0. this morning will reeve is with some mavericks fan rooting for a win. he's about to give one of those fans a surprise, just in time for father's day. hey, will. >> that's right. i'm here at american airlines center with a bunch of awesome maverick fans. everyone, how you feeling about tonight? all right. darrius, come on up. you come right here with your daughter laila. how are you? thank you. going to be a fun surprise. just going to roll with me. there's so much to celebrate

this morning and this week with the mavs being here. it's also father's day. you are a dad to laila but you are also a mentor with life schools an organization that you founded that helps mentor young people in need, aiming to help and counsel those folks. we know you are a proud girl dad. you are also a huge mavs fan. we featured in honor of you and you, we're going to have a little shooting competition. you're going to be on the shooting line. laila, you will be right here. [ cheers ] i'll take it. okay. you are going to be at the free-throw line. 15 seconds on the clock starting now. the winner is going to get a very special surprise. ready, go. start shooting. [ cheers ] come on over here, laila! i didn't see how many you made, but i am declaring you the winner anyway.

[ cheers ] champ has a nice gift for you. two gifts. you got a necklace and a small champ right there. all right. that's not all. darrius, we didn't want you to leave empty handed so we're going to give you the chance. if everyone behind me could clear back. we're going to walk to the three point line. we're going to grab a ball for you. if you make a three point shot here, you are getting tickets to tonight's game. how do you feel? before you shoot though, i'll give you some seconds to prepare. what's so great about being laila's dad and a mentor to the folks here in dallas? >> absolutely. the great thing about being a father is i get to love her. i get to show her what it's like to be loved, to be a community leader and go after your dreams.

i take it as a high honor and i thank god for blessing me with her. as far as being a mentor, i have been a kid that needed help, needed counsel. to be there for them is the highest honor. everything i do is for my day to day living, things i do. something that i thank god put me in this position to do. >> gio: the position you're in now is you got to make this shot. >> you can do it! [ cheering ] >> gio: three, two, one. give it a heave. oh. do you know what? do you know what? we're giving you tickets anyway. [ cheering and applause ] >> michael: we'll be right back, everybody. with a new parade. so, join the party, now through august 4th, 2024.

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