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>> michael: good morning america for our viewers in the west. a flash flood emergency in florida. state of emergency. torrential rain leaves part of

south florida underwater. dozens of drivers rescued, homes inundated, residents forced to evacuate, and millions on alert for life-threatening conditions. ginger is tracking it all. >> robin: president biden sends a message to putin, meeting with world leaders, set to sign a new defense agreement with ukraine, as russian warships steam into havana bay, including a nuclear powered submarine. how the u.s. is responding. >> whit: caught on camera. mass protesters taking over a subway car. >> raise your hands if you are a zionist. >> whit: the disturbing scenes in new york city, raising concerns as leaders condemn the incident. >> michael: bus hijacking horror. new details about how authorities say it all unfolded. the driver speaking on camera, only on gma this morning. >> robin: abc news exclusive. a first look at the new report investigating the infant formula crisis. the mistakes made at the fda

leading up to and during the severe shortage in 2022. >> whit: gearing up for your summer get away. we've assembled our gma travel dream team. gio, rebecca, and the points guy with everything you need to know to save before taking to the air, seas or road. plus ways to get through the airport faster. and how something called baggage hygiene can help. >> michael: remembering an icon. nba great jerry west passing away. an all-star on and off the court, the league and some of the best players paying tribute. ♪ can't touch this ♪ >> robin: the celtics are just one win away from the nba title, holding off a furious comeback attempt by the mavericks. >> jalen brown with the flush! >> robin: boston one win away from completing the sweep. >> announcer: live in times square, this is "good morning america."

>> robin: did you hear that, michael? one win away. one win away. good morning america. whit, it is great to have you with us. we have a busy morning ahead. >> whit: we do. lot to cover, including some serious star power on capitol hill today. why usher is taking washington. that's coming up. >> michael: first we begin with the flash flood emergency in florida. the region is being inundated with heavy rains, putting millions on alert. ginger is tracking that. but we're gonna start with victor oquendo in south florida. good morning, victor. >> reporter: good morning, michael. we are just north of miami. this area hit especially hard. a flash flood emergency here. nearly 20 inches of rain falling in less than 48 hours creating an absolute mess. we've got about half dozen cars here stalled out on the street. it's scenes like these that prompted florida's governor to declare a state of emergency. this morning a state of emergency in florida after life threatening flash floods wreaked

havoc on parts of the state. >> it was a nightmare. everything was so hard. >> reporter: torrential rain causing a flood of trouble for much of the area. at least 20 inches of rain falling in the last 48 hours. extreme flooding inundating buildings, forcing residents to evacuate their homes. >> we're safe now, thank god. that's the most important thing. >> reporter: in broward county, authorities shutting down part of i-95 because of the flooding. at nearby airports -- >> chaos, misery. no way. i'm not standing in that line. >> reporter: more than 1,000 flights cancelled or delayed. >> i was through security then got the notification that it was cancelled. nothing you can do about the weather. >> reporter: submerged roads making transportation a night mare. >> you can't do anything. i can't even get to work tomorrow. >> reporter: crews in miami running more than two dozen pumps to try to curb some of the flooding. >> i'm glad they're doing something to help. nature's a force. no matter what, we're just not equipped to deal with it.

sometimes you just have to let it be. >> reporter: hollendale beach hit hard, more than 17 inches falling, 12 in just a few hours. with cars submerged -- >> up to the windows. >> reporter: -- one resident opting to kayak instead. the waters have probably receded overnight a little bit, but it is still almost up to my knees. travel was just a nightmare yesterday. even the florida panthers were delayed three hours to try to get to the stanley cup finals in edmonton. unfortunately, there's more rain expected today. michael? >> michael: we heard the lady say, the weather is a force. victor, thanks. let's bring in ginger with the track and timing of all this rain and flooding. good morning, ginger. >> ginger: this is as advertised, michael. we've been seeing this coming. computer models did a good job. we were saying 15 to 20 plus inches. here we are, verifying 15 to 20 plus inches already. some places in the everglades have already overperformed. naples, ft. lauderdale, this is

a problem. there's a lot of roads that do not clear the water. this is an abc news special report. now reporting david muir. good morning everyone. we're coming on the air because there is breaking news at this hour. the supreme court has just issued a major ruling on abortion in this country, the most consequential since roe versus wade was overturned two years ago. now, this case concerns the available and access to the abortion pill mifepristone. just moments ago, the court ruling unanimously to maintain availability, be it will stay where it is in this country. i want to bring in terry moran, live at the supreme court, essentially, the justices on the court said the plaintiffs here lacked the legal right to challenge availability of mifepristone on a number of counts. >> exactly. david, this is a big

case. it's a big case on abortion rights, specifically on that drug, mifepristone, which has been the source of so much controversy. the fda's approval of mifepristone for use was challenged by a group of doctors. these are not doctors who treat pregnant women or who perform abortions at all. they had conscience objections. they were anti-abortion rights, pro-life in their lingo. doctors who objected to the approval of mifepristone. they said that at some point, perhaps in some emergency room, they would find a woman who had complications from taking mifepristone, and that would violate their conscience. what the supreme court said is that's not a real injury under the law. in order to bring a lawsuit, you have to have standing. that means you have to be deliberately affected by that law, not some conscience. objection especially since this law has exceptions for doctors who do not want to have anything to do with with performing abortions. and so, in a unanimous opinion, how often do you hear that from the

supreme court written by justice brett kavanaugh, with a concurring opinion by justice thomas, but unanimous in the result, the supreme court says this kind of case brought essentially by activists rather than physicians who are treating this issue with this drug, is not enough to get you into federal court and make a claim. it is it is essentially keeping the action in the courts limited to people who genuinely are impacted by this, so that someone who merely has an ideological or religious or conscience objection to what the government is doing can't just come into court and say, i'm injured because of that, you have to stop it. and so the bottom line, mifepristone remains available, as it has been for women, including in the most recent fda action, which made it available to people without having to go to a doctor during the pandemic. they did that. all of the controversy over this drug now, at this point, seems settled by this unanimous opinion by the supreme court. >> let's just broaden out here

for a moment. terry, reporting this unanimous decision from the court on the issue of mifepristone. the justices on the court essentially telling those who brought the case they lacked the legal right to challenge this. they don't prescribe the drug. they listed a number of other reasons why they don't have the right to challenge. but again, for those of you watching here this morning, mifepristone can be prescribed and sent through the mail in many states in this country. and of course, in the wake of the rollback of roe versus wade, this is a significant ruling. it means that mifepristone will still be available in many states in this country. it is used for the majority of abortions in the u.s. by women who are up to ten weeks pregnant. so, terry, this is significant and bring the audience up to speed as to where mifepristone is still available here in the u.s. >> well, that that obviously depends on state to state laws right now in those states. and there's a big controversy about that, because it can be mailed now under the 2021 revisions by the fda during the pandemic, saying that women did not have

to have an in-person doctor's visit to receive a prescription for mifepristone. many of the states which have sought to limit or virtually eliminate access to abortion are objecting to that. but this ruling does not touch any of that. that is for a future case or controversy . and i just want to read one line from justice brett kavanaugh's opinion for a unanimous court. he he recognized why this case was brought. justice kavanaugh writing for the court, the plaintiffs have sincere moral, ideological, and policy objections to elective abortion and to the fda's relaxed regulation of mifepristone. but under the constitution. justice kavanaugh says those kinds of objections do alone do not establish a case or controversy that the judiciary can resolve. and he says that's what really the democratic processes are for . they can go and try and elect a president they want who can

change those regulations at the fda, they can try to have congress pass a law, but bringing a suit like this won't work. terri >> thank you. stick with us here. because in this decision, they go on to say the plaintiffs may present their concerns and objections to the president and to the fda in the regulatory process. again pointing out, essentially the power of the fda in decisions like this one. and of course, this has been standing for, you know, decades essentially here in this country. let's bring in devin dwyer. this would be appear to be a major victory for the fda this morning, a huge, huge win, david, for not only the agency but also the drug industry, which came out in force against this challenge to mifepristone, warning that if courts could strip away the availability of some individual drug that had been approved by scientists for decades, it could imperil access to any number of medicines. >> considering things like special life saving drugs developed with embryonic stem cells or hiv aids treatments, or fertility drugs for ivf. so the

industry today is breathing a big sigh of relief as well. >> david devin, thank you. let's bring in kate shaw, our legal analyst. and kate, obviously this post-roe america, the rollback of roe versus wade, a lot of eyes on this particular decision this morning. what do you make of the unanimous decision here today that comes in the wake of the overturning of roe in this country? >> well, enormous on the ground impact, david, in that mifepristone as you said, is the most common way of ending an early pregnancy today, particularly in the post dobbs era. and so right now, mifepristone remains available on the terms of the fda has decided are safe and consistent with, you know, the effective use of the drug. and so i do think that the fda and the drug industry in general and, you know, pregnant women who wish to terminate early pregnancies are all breathing a sigh of relief today. i mean, i would say one thing, which is that so this case is over and the drug remains available on the terms of the fda has set. but there's another case waiting in the wings actually brought by states instead of, you know, individual doctors who object to abortion

and to mifepristone. and those states may have an easier time convincing lower courts and even the supreme court that they have the legal right to be in court challenging mifepristone and its availability. so i wouldn't say that this issue is definitively resolved for all time, even though this case is and mifepristone remains available. but in the short term at least, any efforts to restrict access to mifepristone, i think, will be directed at the fda and the executive branch because, you know, a different president could make a different set of directives. the fda could change its decision about mifepristone. so, you know, i think this issue is far from definitively resolved, even though this case is over. yeah. >> no question about that. so, kate, essentially, again, big picture here. the issue of abortion rights. the supreme court has signaled with the overturning of roe belongs at the state level. and today in particular, when it comes to mifepristone, they're saying this it still belongs to the decision making with the president and the fda, though, as you point out, those who want to bring a case involving the abortion pill could and we say

and might again, this is not the case. the situation that we're looking at this morning, but might have better luck if you will, at least getting the case considered if they bring this up at the state level. >> well, that's absolutely right. but actually even in federal court. so actually a couple of states have intervened in the lower court in an aspect of this litigation. so i think it's just a question of when and how these same questions get presented to the federal courts. and ultimately to the supreme court, but with a different group of plaintiffs, say states that are anti-abortion states who might be who are making essentially the argument that the availability of mifepristone makes it difficult for them to enforce their complete abortion bans. and so they have a right to be in court raising these legal objections. the substantive objections are to the process that the fda used to approve mifepristone and then relax the restrictions on it. so all of that, i think, is, you know, a couple of years out, probably. >> so, kate, just bottom line here, mifepristone, the abortion pill, remains available in the same way that it is going into today's decision because of this unanimous decision from the court. but you've made it very

clear that the issue is far from over here, at least when it comes to mifepristone. >> absolutely. that's right. >> david. kate shaw with us as well. kate shaw, along with devin and terry, watching any other decisions of importance, significant importance coming from the court. in the meantime, let's go to rachel scott, who is covering the presidential campaign. obviously, she's outside a trump event in washington, dc today. and rachel , donald trump has actually talked about the abortion pill in recent days. >> exactly. david, right now, the former president is meeting with republicans at the capitol hill club behind me, just blocks away from the us capitol. the former president has been asked about the issue of abortion repeatedly over the last several weeks. he said recently that he has strong views on whether the abortion pill, mifepristone, should be further restricted. he insisted that he would be releasing his policy on that weeks ago. so far, the trump campaign and the former president has not released anything. on whether the former president believes that this pill should be further restricted. it is donald trump who, of course, appointed three of the five supreme court justices who overturned roe

versus wade. and that is a big part of his legacy. it's a big reason why president joe biden has campaigned on the issue of abortion rights, putting the blame squarely on donald trump for some of the consequences that we are seeing. ripple across the nation. big picture here, david. this is absolutely critical. 21 states have severely restricted access to abortion since roe versus wade was overturned. 14 states have near total bans on abortion, but the reason why this decision certainly matters here is because if the supreme court decided that mifepristone, the abortion pill used in more than half of abortions in the united states, could be further restricted, that would have had a major impact, even in states where abortion is currently legal. and so as of now, though, people will still be able to access the abortion pill mifepristone by mail without multiple doctors appointments as well. and that is critical. it's something that many abortion providers were concerned about heading into this. this is the first time that we are seeing the supreme court weigh in on this issue since roe versus wade

was overturned, and obviously they are also considering another case about whether hospitals can turn away patients who desperately need a medical abortion care. david. >> rachel, just real quickly, since we're covering this presidential race so closely, it is essentially tied in the national polling between donald trump and president biden. as each day goes by, one of them is one point ahead of the other, and it switches back and forth. we know this will come down to the battleground states that determine the electoral college. and in those states, in many of those cases, donald trump shows some strength, a couple points ahead of president biden. that's why the issue of abortion rights, any one of these issues could be a turning point, because the election will be decided sort of on the margins here. so when we're talking about abortion rights in this country, let's bring people up to speed in both camps very quickly here. former president trump said in recent days that he would have a lot more to say about abortion rights in this country. obviously, he's taken credit for the overturning of roe, said he'd have much more to say, but we haven't seen anything really presented to the american voter here. >> no, and definitely not on the

abortion pill mifepristone. the former president teased that he would be releasing more on his policy, on that he has not gone any further. he also left the door open to allowing states to prosecute women who wanted to seek abortion. david, this is an issue that could define this election. we know president biden will be running on it, but also this is an issue that is going to be on the ballot. and as many as a dozen states, including several battleground states, pennsylvania, florida, which democrats believe could be in play for them, as well as arizona and so democrats are going to continue to run on this issue of abortion rights, drawing a very sharp contrast to former president donald trump. it is important to note here that in all six states where abortion rights has been on the ballot, the issue of abortion rights has won every single time. david. >> and so we can be assured that president biden will continue. vice president kamala harris has been out in those battlegrounds. talk about the issue of abortion rights in this country. and so on the flip side, they will continue to press very hard

forward knowing that this could be a decisive issue come november. rachel, thank you for that. let's get right back to terry moran before we go off the air here, terry. bottom line, unanimous decision from the supreme court. as you pointed out earlier, very rare to use those words, a unanimous decision. but essentially what the court has said today is that the abortion pill, mifepristone, the availability of it in many cases through the mail, will stay exactly as it is here in america. >> that's right. and that is because the court unanimously this includes justice samuel alito, justice clarence thomas, who have been so strong on the other side of the abortion rights issue. they, too, because it has to do with how people get to court. you have to be genuinely injured for the court to examine something. and these doctors said their consciences were at risk if they had to treat someone who had complicated things from mifepristone. and the court emphasizes that federal law contains many conscience protections. justice kavanaugh, writing federal conscience laws definitively protect doctors from being required to perform

abortions or to provide other treatment that violates their consciences. and he goes on to say, a doctor may simply refuse. federal law protects doctors from repercussions when they have refused. and so for anyone who thinks that doctors have somehow been forced now to do something that that that violates their conscience, their religious beliefs, the supreme court reinforces what federal law already says. you don't have to. what this does is say that in order to bring a case to court any case, you have to be genuinely injured by the law, not just that you object to it. >> yes, personally affected in some significant way. terry moran at the supreme court with the breaking news this morning. our thanks to terry, devon, kate and rachel. again, the supreme court ruling unanimously that access to mifepristone, the abortion pill here in the u.s. will remain exactly as it is. they have not moved to restrict it in any kind of way. today, we're going to return to regular programing. i'll see you later today for world news tonight. for many of you. good morning

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that he was ready to die for his passengers fortunately it didn't come to that. this morning we're hearing more stories, and also, that suspect is behind bars facing multiple charges, more than a dozen, incluing kidnapping and murder. this morning new details about what unfolded during this terrifying moment on a hijacked bus full of commuters in atlanta. >> we are very shaken. it was a really traumatic thing. >> reporter: paulette gilbert was with 15 other passengers on the transit when joseph grier got into a fight with another passenger. according to the georgia bureau of investigation, the passenger pulled out a gun. grier grabbing it and shooting him and taking the bus hostage. >> someone has the driver hostage. >> reporter: overnight the driver and his daughter speaking with abc news. >> i don't know exactly what people will do in my place.

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and gas prices falling, this is going to be a summer on the move. we've assembled gma's travel dream team to give us all you need too know before heading out on vacation. the points guy, founder, brian kelly is here, transportation correspondent gio benitez and rebecca jarvis all standing by. brian, gonna start with you, my fellow swifty. okay. [ laughter ] your company just released something, a report on which airlines are best for cost and for liability? >> brian: yes. at the points guy, we like to look at data sets. everyone has their favorite airline. we wanted to look what airlines are the most reliable? this year with reliability we also took into account airlines that use wheelchairs and mobility devices. delta came in at number one for the sixth year in a row. interestingly, they didn't win in any one of the four major categories but they're strong consistently across the board. in reliability i want to give a shoutout, allegiant air, which is a smaller low cost air

carrier. came in at number one. they did not bump a single passenger in 2023. >> michael: that's amazing. >> brian: getting where you need to go is a big part of air travel. kudos to them. on affordability, airline fees are all the rage. airlines are raising the fees. southwest still allows two checked bags. free changes. their average fees for passenger a are >> whit: speaking of flyers, great news for travellers this summer. i'm going to the stats here. going said air fare down three months in a row. prices actually cheaper right now than they were february 2020. that's a time when prices were considered normal. so you've got some great destination deals, too. >> brian: all eyes are on europe. there's a lot of great domestic fares. we're seeing new york to san francisco for $197 round trip. northern california this summer is a great time to visit. wine country is back and booming.

>> whit: plus my family is there, too. >> brian: exactly. you have no use. new york to miami 87 bucks round trip. >> robin: you can't beat that. >> brian: that's a great jumping off spot for cruises. l.a. to charleston for under $200. charleston is a great food city but there's also beautiful beaches in part of the country that you shouldn't overlook. >> michael: is there anything new travellers should know before they go on vacation? >> brian: we have record travellers through the tsa, nearly 3 million. kudos to the tsa. they've done a great job. no major meltdowns. the airlines have been doing pretty well. we haven't heard of thousands of people waiting in line. but our roads can't handle the crowds. i went to jfk. i nearly missed my flight to london. i got there with 1:01 remaining. i highly recommend leave early for the airport. not just in new york, but l.a. traffic is an issue. so if you're a procrastinator like me, don't be, and head to the airport a little earlier this summer. >> michael: brian, you got to change your ways and be there on time, buddy.

thank you for that. now gio, who is live from newark airport. gio, how can travellers take full advantage of the check-in process before they even get to the airport? >> gio: so, michael, you want to check in right away as soon as that window opens within 24 hours of that flight. just use that airline app and check in. you'll avoid any issues. you'll also get access, possibly, to any upgrades. you'll do that very very early, depending on your status. you may not even need an app to check your flight status. this is a message from my producer. says united airlines 6020, that's a flight in the air right now. tap that, preview the flight. you get all of your flight information right there without using the app. >> robin: so once you're there at the airport, what can you do, gio, to get your luggage through as smoothly as you want to get through? >> gio: so, robin, one of the cool things about this.

i love this. the ramp director at newark told us about baggage hygiene. you want to make sure you are removing any old stickers. this, these stickers on from previous flights, they could actually send your baggage to some other airport. you don't want that. you want to make sure you don't have any ribbons. lot of people put that on to identify their baggage. you don't want the ribbons to cover your tag. one thing that i love to do for carry on, i like to take out any food or baby wipes or whatever you may have that may trigger the alarm. take that out and separate it before you go through that tsa line because that way if it is flagged, no big deal because it's already separated and you'll get through it a lot faster. >> whit: got to get that baggage hygiene inline. thanks, gio. rebecca, some great deals on cruises. >> rebecca: yes. ahoy ahoy, whit. they set sail just behind me. we have a lot of great deals if you are booking for later in august.

we found deals for as low as $50 a night. a four night key west and bahamas cruise starting at $242 a person. four night short caribbean cruise $251 a person. four night bahamas cruise for $209 a person. really the bottom line here is the more flexible you can be and the more all inclusive you book, whit, the better deal you're going to get. >> michael: rebecca, gas prices are down. what about those who want to take that traditional american road trip? >> rebecca: oh, yes, my childhood were all road trips. you can do it now for less than you would have done it last year at this time. $3.46 a gallon is the nationwide average. that's down about $0.13 a gallon from where we were last year. aaa is even forecasting that a number of states are going to see their states dip below $3 a gallon in the coming weeks, so that's good news. roll the windows down, hit the road.

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>> michael: first top stories breaking at 8, starting with the flash flood emergency in florida. the region is being inundated with heavy rain, putting millions on alert. ginger's tracking that. good morning again, ginger. >> ginger: good morning. you know when most of us see a heavy summer rain, that's about a 1 to 2 inch per hour rainfall rate. what we saw in south florida was three times that, 4 to 6 inches per hour. that's hard to do. and they did it. and they did it for a long time. that's why we ended up with some totals above 19 inches. holendale beach, hollywood florida. that's why you had flash flood phrerpblg -- emergencies. the roads can handle it. they become a bed for a river. that's what happened right there in the middle of the everglades it was more than 25 inches. that deep tropical moisture sitting with that low that does have a shot, by the way, of becoming our first named storm. it's a low possibility but it's out there. and then you look at sarasota down to the everglades city. that's where you go through tonight. flood watch on the east side goes through tomorrow night.

we're not done. yes, we've already had 16 to 20 plus inches but we could add an additional 5 to 10 es especially south florida where they've already had too much. >> robin: the next few days. >> ginger: this is the heavy rain time for florida, but wow, all at once. they're coming off a severe drought. >> robin: ginger, thank you as always. usher heading to washington to bring awareness to type 1 diabetes. morgan norwood joins us with more on that. good morning. >> reporter: that's right. the r&b super star making a surprise visit to capitol hill encouraging lawmakers to say yes to making drugs for type 1 diabetes for accessible. his son was diagnosed with the disease at just the age of 6. usher met with lawmakers about the screening for type 1 diabetes telling leaders about his son and the lifestyle and medical changes that come along with a chronic, incurable disease that for more than 1.3 million americans require monitoring glucose levels and

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all eyes are on the edmonton oilers, who are looking to come back in the series. only one attempt and no goals be edmonton being outscored 7-1. as for florida, the name of the game is staying the course. all eyes are on the captain who's a game time decision after taking a controversial decision in the head during game 2. the panthers have leaned on brick wall bob who stopped 50 of 51 shots. the edmonton oilers will have to figure out their brick wall bob problem if they want any shot in coming back in this series. they're down 2-30 -- 2-0 but the city of edmonton is confident. game 3 airs tonight on abc at 8 p.m. eastern. guys? >> michael: we will be watching that. coming up in our gma morning menu, the baby formula crisis. the investigation into how the fda responded leading up to the severe shortage.

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why did we take it as an offense? why did we take it as something bad? >> because you're called a brat. you're called a brat. >> because we were young. >> we were brats. >> definitely really irritated me. i felt a sense of it being unjust. i just felt like it didn't represent us. i felt like it was a real limited perspective. it stayed with me for awhile, you know, just as i did press things. you know? the brat pack, blah blah. >> yeah. >> i don't know if i took it as personal over time maybe as you did, or the impact you may have had from it. >> robin: hmm. >> michael: welcome back. that's andrew mccarthy and demi moore revisiting their brat pack days in "brats." it is streaming starting this morning on hulu. >> robin: lot of people will be watching that. now a new report investigating how the fda responded leading up

to the baby formula crisis of 2022. do you remember that? lot of folks do. erielle reshef is here with reporting on that critical shortage and what investigators concluded. good morning, erielle. >> good morning, robin. the formula shortage was a time of deep anxiety and left so many families asking how could a voluntary recall turn into an unprecedented crisis? now that new report highlighting lapses in the fda's handling of whistleblower and consumer complaints zeroing in on concerns about the safeguards for the nation's formula supply. it was the formula shortage felt coast to coast. >> michael: new an urgent warning for parents. >> whit: four infants who all got very sick. >> reporter: triggered in the spring of '22 after abbott, one of the nation's largest formula manufacturer, voluntarily recalled certain formulas after a rare but serious bacteria was found inside its michigan plant. though the fda never confirmed abbott's formula was a source of

the bacteria in the four cases. that recall sending families into scramble mode. >> i am trying to use every resource. >> reporter: with abbott's major share of the market, nearly half of all u.s. formula drastically cut. now abc news gaining exclusive access to a new report investigating the fda's action leading up to and during the crisis. >> we found that fda lacked policies and procedures as it related to the infant formula supply. >> reporter: carla lewis is the assistant inspector general who oversaw the probe. were babies' lives put at risk by the fda's failure to address those complaints? >> a better response from the fda could have better protected public health. >> reporter: a report with the whistle blowers allegations of safety concerns at abbott's plants in michigan. according to the report one complaint sent a year before the recall was inadvertently archived an sat unread in an e-mail in box for 15 months.

and a subsequent complaint from the same whistle blower sent months after the first one was sent sat in the fda's mail room unread. >> our understanding is that was likely due to staffing issue. >> reporter: the report recognizing the fda's lackses authority to obtain certain information from manufacturers but also faulting the agency for inefficiency that hindered the inspection and recall process, including an added failure to follow up on critical consumer complaints sent to the fda. the fda telling abc news it takes seriously its duty to ensure the safety of the infant formula supply, agreeing that delays due to poor procedures are unacceptable and must be corrected. could we see another formula shortage crisis? >> i think fda is on the right path to help safe guard the infant formula supply going forward. >> the fda is already implementing changes including establishing an office for critical foods like formula, and taking steps to improve policies

for complaints, recalls and infant formula inspections. there are several pieces of legislation in congress. one introduced in the senate as late as last week to require swifter reporting by manufacturers to the fda within the course of 24 hours to make sure this doesn't happen again. trying to expand the authority of the fda. of course all the families asking, could this happen again? the answer is we don't know, but they're trying to make sure it doesn't. >> michael: we sure hope it doesn't. all right, erielle. thank you very much for bringing that to our attention. this morning we are celebrating the life of one of the greatest basketball players to ever grace the court. jerry west was so good he inspired the silhouette on the league's logo. we have more on his life and legacy. good morning again, will. >> reporter: it's hard to overstate the impact that jerry west had on basketball and nearly impossible to lift his myriad accomplishments as a player, as an kpeb executive as a representative of the game for decades.

today the nba and fans everywhere are commemorating the life of the logo. jerry west cut a singular figure in basketball for over 60 years. after starring in college for his home state west virginia mountaineers, west won a gold medal for team usa at the 1960 rome olympics. >> there has never been a thrill in my life than winning a gold medal for our basketball team. >> reporter: an all star in each of his 14 seasons with the l.a. lakers. his silhouette the inspiration for the league's logo. west fittingly nick named the logo. as a player, west reached the nba finals nine times. >> it's over! >> reporter: finally winning his lone elusive championship in 1972. he delivered in the biggest moments, earning the moniker mr. clutch. >> mr. clutch got it back! >> there wasn't a better clutch player in history of the nba than jerry west. >> reporter: he went on to coach and then became an executive and

architect of two dynasties in l.a. the 1980 show time lakers starring magic johnson and kareem abdul-jabbar. >> jerry actually helped me when i first got to l.a. because he would always take me aside after every practice or every game and just point out the good plays and the bad plays. >> reporter: and over a decade later, bringing in a 17-year-old kobe bryant. shaquille o'neal and coach phil jackson. >> he is known as the best general manager ever. one of the best players ever. lot of people can do that. >> reporter: before game 3 of the finals the nba honoring west with a video tribute and moment of silence. >> in honor of a true legend, jerry west. >> reporter: michael jordan saying in a statement, he was truly a friend and mentor, like an older brother to me. lebron james posting, will truly miss our convos, my dear friend. >> i was a dreamer and my dreams have come true. i have been able to see it thanks to that bouncing ball. >> reporter: jerry west was 86 years old.

west won the first ever finals mvp, and to this day he's the only person to win the award from the losing team. he's already in the hall of fame as a player for his time with the lakers and the 1960 olympic team. later this year, he's going in for his work as an executive which will make him the first person in the hall as player and contributor. yet another singular accomplishment from the singular jerry west. >> robin: such a gentleman, too. thank you, will. >> michael: we've both had interactions with jerry. he's an amazing man. thank you, will. now let's go to you, ginger. >> ginger: i want to show you a tornado in minnesota yesterday. this is central minnesota. you can see it here with that upward motion quite strong. they also had damaging winds in excess of 68 miles per hour. baseball size hail. that same cold front slipping south today. you can see it kansas city up to peoria, chicago to detroit. watch for it later this afternoon and tonight, too.

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might be surprised. hey, bay area live with kelly and marcus coming up, we'll chat with julia louis-dreyfus from her new film tuesday. >> plus, james brolin is here. >> that's at nine on abc seven. very cool. >> we'll see you in 30 minutes. here's a live look at our richmond san rafael bridge camera, where it is. cloudy out there, so we have temperatures right now that are mainly in the 50s and 60s. one of our cooler mornings out there. so as we take a look at highs versus average today getrillioneady. up below average day temperatures in the 60s and 70s kumasi. >> thank you drew. we'll have another abc7 news update in about 30 minutes, but you can nn about 30 minutes, but you can always find the >> announcer: welcome back to gma live from times square. >> robin: look at you over there. >> michael: we're already laughing here. welcome back, everybody. maya hawke and ayo edebiri are

here. you know maya from stranger things and ayo from "the bear." these two stars are in "inside out 2." it is great to have you both here. let's give it up for them, yes. [ applause ] you both play new emotions envy and anxiety. maya you were 16 when the first movie came out. >> i was told i was. [ laughter ] >> michael: what kind of impact did it have on you? >> i think at the time i was initially turning my nose up to kids stuff place, you know? and then eventually it kind of found me in a hotel room like on demand. remember when we used to do movies on demand? i was so, like, taken aback by how emotional i felt by the film and how much more empathetic i felt after i watched it for everybody. just looking into all of your brains and seeing all of the different crazy people that are

talking to you up there. [ laughter ] >> whit: don't look too closely. >> it really helped my family have a new way of talking to each other about how we were doing and see our emotions as something that was occupying our mind, not was our mind, you know. it was really important. >> robin: it's really cool these two emotions, these two new emotions. >> they're not the good guys. >> we're not the bad guys either. >> robin: ayo, i don't know if you realize this, but you are one of the fastest biggest rising stars in hollywood. are you aware of that? >> in the same way maya was told she was 16. [ laughter ] >> robin: you said your parents have a way of keeping you humble. >> every day. just by being two immigrants, for sure. my mom is always calling and just being like, there's always a room for you in the house. okay. i'm like, yeah, the rent is paid. i'm good. [ laughter ] just so you know, we love you.

there's always a room in the house. okay. stop. i'm good now. [ laughter ] you can do this. >> i'm fine. i'm fine. >> robin: what do they think about you being in this film that people adore? >> they're excited. it's also really nice to have something they can watch. both of my parents are christian immigrants. with "the bear" sometimes they're like, okay, that's enough. [ laughter ] i think they are very excited to see it. my mom also is a teacher, and i know for teachers and therapist, that the film gives a lot of language that can be really accessible to talk about what's going inside your head. people are excited. the kids are excited. >> robin: good. >> whit: speaking of staying humble, it's a star-studded cast. amy poehler, maya, i know you are a huge fan of hers. >> i'm a huge fan of hers. >> whit: you would fall asleep watching "parks and rec." >> me and everybody else. i did watch it awake the first

time. [ laughter ] i'm one of those i need sleep sound. i sleep with the television on, as billy joel once said. i'm a huge fan. i think she's so amazing. the way she has branched out and been so interdisciplinary as a producer and director and as an actor, comic and improv artist. her reach is so wide and she's so generous with other artists. we were talking about that. >> i have friends who she's produced shows for. when i was coming up doing standup, i remember i saw her at a show. is that amy poehler. she came up to me and said, hey, if you ever need anything, let me know. if you need an ear as another woman who's navigated this insane industry. keep your head up. i think your stuff's good.

>> michael: that's awesome. >> then she walked away. touched by an angel. >> michael: that's awesome that she does that. we're gonna take a look at a clip of your work on "inside out 2." let's check it out. >> i amy anxiety. we are super jazzed to be here. where can i put my stuff? >> what do you mean we? >> i wish as tall as you. >> who the heck are you? >> i'm envy. ooh look at your hair. >> oh yeah not happening. [ laughter ] >> michael: look like you had so much fun in the booth. >> the most fun. i feel like this is the most freeing for actors. you get to show up and really use your voice to transform. nobody is looking at you so you can do whatever. whatever you need to do to get there. it's encouraged. >> i feel like some of the gestures that i was doing to like just help my voice get there almost like really silly joke gestures. no, no, no.

i didn't mean to use that. >> i felt like whenever envy really wanted something, i would be like -- i became girl golam. [ laughter ]. there's girl golam. >> robin: folks cannot wait to see this. there's two shows that you all are part of that people can't get enough of. "the bear" and "stranger things." the final season of "stranger things." it's been a roller coaster. very emotional? >> it's really emotional. being part of something for a long time. i see commonalty between this movie and that. both i joined midway through. i have a different relationship to it than the people who have been there the whole time. but the relationship is basically getting to hop on a double rainbow. the double rainbow is being part of something that's popular, that is positive, like positive messaging. and that is good.

that's a very rare thing to have all intersect. something good, positive, people actually like it. so having to say good-bye to something like that is really emotional, especially when the experience of working on it has become so family-like now that we've been through a pandemic together, a strike together. it's been a journey. >> robin: and congrats, directorial debut of "the bear." that's a big deal. [ applause ] >> i'm really grateful. i love working on "bear." the people we get to work with. i feel like definitely a double rainbow feeling. i have known chris since i was 22. he's always been a friend and mentor. i feel like he was jedi mind tricks mentoring me the whole time. talk to me about this movie. how would you do this shot, or whatever? then opportunity came around to direct. it was a blast. it was a really fun challenge. a really amazing way to collaborate with people from a different vantage point.

>> will you come back to do the final season of "stranger things?" >> could you imagine. >> michael: i like how you threw her in there. we're happy you both are here. our emotions are running high. happiness. we're so happy. "inside out 2" exclusively in theaters tomorrow. make sure you go check it out. you know it's great. coming up doris burke joins us from dallas after last night's finals game. we'll be right back. dallas afts game we will to amazon pharmacy. she didn't.

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>> robin: back now with my friend doris burke, making history, calling a game in the series. doris, i'm so excited for you and how you've handled everything with grace and grit. i know you always want to talk about the game. let's talk about the game. celtics one game away from sweeping the series. they won last night even without one of their stars. mavs did make that fourth quarter come back attempt. how have the boston celtics been so dominant in the series, doris >> those 64 wins were no accident, robin. this has been the best team in basketball all year. you know this because you're a former player. all five guys in almost every single lineup do two things especially well. they can guard their position at a high level and they're cross positional. you can switch, run any scheme and they are all intellectually

able to do things on the fly. on the other side of the floor, all five guys can play with the ball. all five guys can shoot from three. all five guys can put it on the deck. it's virtually impossible to contend with. and most importantly, robin, it's been about sacrifice and team and winning first. it's really been fun to watch. >> robin: i met it has been. those teams have come back from three games in the nba final. what do the mavs have to do? what do they have to do to get back in the series? >> i think first and foremost you can't look at it as we have to climb that four game mountain. look at what's directly in front of you. that's win the next 48 minutes. you have two of the most gifted offensive players in the history of the game in doncic. five straight first team all nba seasons. it's incredible, he's only played six seasons. and then kyrie irving. hard to deal with on o defensive

end of the floor. begin with those two players. let them settle in and try to get to your defensive level. the thing they haven't been able to do, which got them to the nba finals, is guard at a high level. boston is the biggest challenge to this point. >> robin: okay. either way we're going to have history. either the celtics going to win their 18th title or the mavs will be the first team to ever come back from being down three games. speaking of history, of course, you are as well, the first woman to be an analyst calling an nba finals on tv. but this is not your first first. it's not lost on you, is it, doris? >> it isn't, robin. i have to tell you, i remember working with you probably, i don't want to give us away here, over 20 years ago. you were such a model for me, in terms of how you handled yourself. professionalism, grace, how you treated the people around you. i have been fortunate to operate with which i do. i had women who paved the way, you, jackie mcmillan.

i'm so happy we function in an era where all these talented women, across any number of professional sports, are getting an opportunity to pursue their passion. i know how fortunate i am for sure. >> robin: always so very kind to talk about those who came before you and what you are doing in paving the way for others to come behind you. what do you say to a young girl or woman or anyone who doesn't see someone who looks like themselves? they have a dream, a goal but don't see someone who looks like themselves. what is your advice to them? >> you know, i don't know if you remember saying this to me, but i was a young announcer. i asked you, what's the key here? you said you need to do two things. you need to be as prepared as possible and as professional as possible. those are two pieces of advice you gave me that i have tried to live by every single day. you're going to get turned down a lot. there's a lot of taented people, men or women, on both sides. there's only so many positions to go around.

you grind, grind, you may not get it. i would say fall in love with the process. i know you love the game of basketball. no matter what game i have ever called, it's been a privilege to call it. i have loved the wnba, women's college, men's college, now the nba. the game has been so good to me. >> robin: and you have been good to the game. you are a beautiful combination of grace and grit, and i am so proud of you, doris. we're gonna see you game 4. thank you for getting up this morning, doris. we will see you tomorrow night here on abc, my best to you. okay. you take care. let's get back now to ginger. wow. >> ginger: thanks, robin. been a slow start for hurricane season, but that doesn't mean that we won't ramp up quickly. we've got a 20% shot of the low that's causing all the rain in florida becoming something atlantic. then a 40% shot of development next week as this goes towards texas and parts of mexico. colorado state put out their new forecast. it freshened it up but similar to what they had before.

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>> michael: back now. we are counting down to father's day. this morning we are putting three dads through their paces. >> whit: yes.

they are going to face off in our getting to the grill challenge. the winner will go home with an ultimate father's day gift, a weber grill. let's meet our competitors. steven lopez father of two who says i'm him, i'm that dad. into fitness and cooking. you're that dad who is going to win? >> that's right. >> michael: i love the confidence, steven. [ applause ] there's the family cheering him on. next up we have darryl shapizian. he likes to build things and spend time on the water. boating, fishing, skiing, so he's ready to sink the competition this morning. welcome, welcome, my friend. good luck to you, darryl. [ applause ] >> whit: our third competitor is stefan tross, a big basketball fan who loves to sing in the shower, but really just enjoys being a dad. he says these other dads are cruisin' for a bruisin'.

[ applause ] we see all the families here, cheering you on this morning. you all ready to get to that grill or what? you are competing to win this weber slate rust resistant grill. >> michael: yes. >> whit: see it right there. >> michael: you'll have to work more at home on the weekends. there we go. all right. you're going to be completing four dad jobs. find an outfit for your daughter, get her dressed and do her hair. then get her in a baby carrier and race to the grill where you will find a burger. the first father to finish all of these tasks, run to the recliner, kick your feet up. that father will be the winner. got it? all right. ready to get started? >> absolutely. >> michael: all right. competitors, get ready. on your mark, get set, go! [ cheering ]

>> whit: i love the cheering section. [ cheering ] >> michael: this is not a real child. it's not moving on you. >> whit: yeah yeah yeah. >> michael: come on, you guys. got it. baby bjorn going on. >> whit: i feel darryl is making a come back. >> michael: he was the last one over there. steven has things hanging from his body. microphones, swag, the baby, the burger. [ cheering continues ] >> whit: here we go. [ cheering continues ] >> michael: we're hungry! we're hungry! oh!

>> whit: tie? >> michael: steven. >> whit: we're out of time? congratulations -- what? >> michael: we got enough time to say the winner. >> whit: everybody wins! >> michael: everybody wins! everybody goes home with a weber grill. [ applause ]

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