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and robin roberts with her exclusive tonight, with the first lady of ukraine. robin, thank you. and stay safe. safe trip home. >> reporter: thank you, david. >> and of course we should note that robin will have much more of her exclusive interview with the first lady of ukraine tomorrow morning right here on "good morning america." >>> in the meantime, back here at home, to the economy and gas prices. several states now with gas prices at more than $5 a gallon. in fact, the average price now nationwide a record $4.70. gas prices usually peak by mid may but experts say they don't see prices coming down. treasury secretary janet yelling saying she was wrong on inflation and that she didn't fully understand the risks. and it wasn't just the treasury secretary making news today with her words. president biden late today making news with what he said on the baby formula crisis. president biden today meeting with ceos of several formula companies. the president asking if they knew the shortage, the problems would be so immediate. they said yes, they did know. the president saying they

robin roberts in kyiv, one-on-one with the first lady of ukraine. the presidential compound, her reaction to news from president biden that a rocket system is now on the way to ukraine. and what she now wants the world to know about the people of her country. robin in ukraine tonight. >>> gas prices back here at home. several states now with prices more than $5 a gallon. so, what to expect in these summer weeks ahead and then beyond. and tonight, the major headline on inflation. treasury secretary janet yellen saying she was wrong on inflation and that she didn't fully understand the risks. >>> president biden's own words making news just as we come on tonight over the baby formula crisis. after asking ceos from formula companies if they knew the shortage, the problems would be so immediate, they said yes, that they did know. the president saying, they knew, but i didn't. should the president have known sooner? mary bruce is live. >>> the mountain lion discovered in a school classroom. the scare. >>> and elon musks ordering tesla employees to return

and robin roberts' interviw with the first lady of ukraine when the air raid sirens suddenly go off. ian pannell reporting from kyiv. >>> the major headline on a covid vaccine for children under 5. the new timeline just in. it could be just a couple of weeks away now. >>> and the stunning images coming in tonight, celebrating queen elizabeth's 70 years on the throne. the queen and louis' scene-stealing moment. prince harry and megan there, too. and late today, what the queen did, with just the touch of her hand, setting off a spectacular light show. and you'll see it right here. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. and we begin tonight with the chilling new horror playing out inside that hospital and president biden is now set to address the nation tonight at 7:30 eastern. we will carry his remarks live right here. the president expected to ask congress to pass common sense laws to combat this epidemic of gun violence. the buffalo supermarket, the uvalde elementary school, and now, a tulsa hospital. tonight, authorities say the gunman had purc

in an exclusive interview griner's wife told abc's robin roberts she wants president biden to intervene and bring griner back. >> if they're holding her because they want you to do something, then i want you to do it. >> griner faces a maximum penalty of ten years in prison. the state department calls her release a top priority. >>> another russian general has reportedly been killed in eastern ukraine. the ukrainians claim at least 12 russian military leaders have now died in the war. the battle is intensifying for one city that could be crucial for vladimir putin's goal of taking over the eastern donbas region. >>> the u.s. has moved to seize two planes from a russian oligarch who violated sanctions. one is a gulf stream, and the other is a $350 million boeing jet. >>> president biden is getting snubbed by mexico as he hosts the summit of the americas in los angeles this week. biden is expected to seek a deal aimed at stemming the flow of migration throughout the region, but it's being overshadowed by mexican president lopez obrador's decision to skip the event because the u.s. is not

she spoke with our robin roberts. >> it had been months, if not a year, when he last appeared before me. >> reporter: had he ever threatened you in any kind of way? >> nothing. there was nothing. >> reporter: but he was able to get her home address. she is now joining the fight for federal legislation to prevent that. >> phil lipof back with us now. phil, we noted authorities are looking at this as a possible case of domestic terrorism, but you're learning about legislation pending to try to keep judges safe in the future? >> reporter: right. whit, many states are passing laws that would do two things. first to enhance the penalties against anybody who would threaten a judge, and then to keep personal information -- things like addresses, spouses, children -- not listed on any systems. whit? >> phil, thank you. >>> turning now to new developments and a story that has concerned so many parents across this country. a plant at the center of the baby formula crisis now resuming production. abbott says it's prioritizing the production of specialized formula at its sturgis, michigan, facil

some for you, young lady, robin roberts, also honored. [ applause ]. >> robin roberts, everybody. her show, "turning the tables," winning the emmy over the weekend for outstanding informative talk show. >> whoo! [ applause ] >> thank you. >> that's right. the first emmy win for her production company, rock'n robin productions. it's robin's third nomination the unscripted series has gotten such great buzz and with good reason. released last july, it features conversations really in-depth great conversations with some of hollywood's most groundbroking women. we're talking billie jean king, jamie lee curtis, mickey guyton. >> debbie allen. >> look at debbie allen. it's so great. it's so good. if you haven't seen it, please do. everybody, you can see streaming right now on disney plus. emmy winner robin roberts. >> thank you very much. very, very happy. i have to say, the reaction of the crew that was there meant everything. because i don't -- i didn't just establish the production company to provide content that's uplifting and inspiring but also to create opportunities, especially f

as she told our robin roberts back in may -- >> why are we waiting? what are we waiting for, another tragedy to happen? what mark and i are facing we wish on no one. we wish on no one. >> and that bill protecting judges' privacy does have bipartisan support, but it was blocked from being called for a vote by kentucky senator rand paul, not because he disagrees with it, but because he wants it to include members of congress' privacy also. guys? >> all right, thank you, trevor. >>> coming up, how to navigate summer travel chaos as demand for flights soar. how to find a new trip if yours gets canceled. we'll be right back. youtube tv is more than cable for less than cable. more huge moments in the playoffs. “woooooooo!” less huge bills to pay off. “uhhhhhhh” more big hits. “oooooh.” less getting hit with hidden fees. “uhhhhhhhhhhhhh” more triple-digit pitches. “oooooh.” less triple-digit payments. “uhhhhhhhhhhhhh.” more modern. more simple. $750 less than cable per year. try it free. meet ron. that man is always on. and he's on it

she spoke to good morning americas robin roberts in her first interview since the war started 100 days ago. the 44-year-old says giving up land is like conceding freedom. she also talked about how her family has been coping. you can watch the full interview coming up on gma at 7:00, right after abc seven mornings. reggie: san francisco is not considering the environmental impact of sea level rise in its read- delot o -- poured. as the water table at the site rises, hazardous materials could be brought to the surface. hunters point is the city's biggest redevelopment project since the 1906 earthquake. the city has not commented on the grand jury's findings. housing, commercial spaces, and parks are already planned. kumasi: and bumblebees are now considered fish and dies of the law. this issue has been tied up in the legal process for years now. they are moving to classify four bumblebee species as endangered. agricultural groups, including almond growers, have been fighting for that, saying insects were not directly listed in the statute and could not be protected. the argument is that

roberts in kyiv this week. that interview is now streaming on hulu. >>> staying overseas, investigators are now looking into what caused a train derailment in germany that left at least four people dead and another 30 injured. authorities say the train going from a popular resort town in bavaria to munich came off the tracks. several cars then tipped over and fell down an embankment. >>> and some good news for workers in the auto industry. ford says it's planning to add more than 6,000 union jobs in three states. that's michigan, missouri and ohio. the company wants to build new facilities to mostly produce electric vehicles. >>> time now for "pop news" and will ganss who has embraced all things british. >> yeah, i'm pretty sure i'm like ninth in line to the crown now. i think that's how this works, right? >> fingers crossed. >> fingers crossed. ha, ha, ha. [ laughter ] all right. let's get into it. time now for "pop news" from london and look at tonight's star-studded concert at buckingham palace. omg, a massi

olena zelenska speaking exclusively to our robin roberts reporting from kyiv. >> what were the conversations like

we begin this morning with a big congratulations to our very own robin roberts, her disney plus show, "turning the tables," picking up the award for outstanding informative talk show at last night's daytime emmys. cheers to robin and her teammates. way to go. that is amazing. now, also this morning, hello, it's adele. the singer is revealing she's sharing the stage for her highly anticipated london shows. adele writing, "the line-up for my hyde park shows next week will blow your socks off. ca casey kasey and more." adele will take the stage as part of the british summertime music festival that kicked off last night with a performance from elton john. now, still no word from the "easy on me" singer on her postponed vegas residency but it will be great to see adele back on stage in london. >> yeah. >> yes. >> road trip to vegas. >> yes, let's do it. i'm still working on these tickets. >> i'm dangerous with this crowd. >> good point. >> news from the mcu and it's out of this world. the stars of "thoro: love and thunder" hit the red carpet for the world premier and the early reactions fr

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roberts in kyiv this week. the first lady saying, around 1,600 schools in ukraine were destroyed or completely leveled to the ground. the child death toll in ukraine increasing to an alarming 262. this kindergarten in northwest kyiv re-opening for the first time since russia's invasion. teacher natalia asking her students, children, do you know why we're here? the children replying, yes, because it's a war. people have already spent weeks underground in this very bunker, but it's now been fitted out for kids. they learn in this classroom. they play in these areas. head teacher hannah telling me it's a pity, but they know from their parents what to do when the sirens go off. "it's sad that our children now know how to react very quickly." and today is the u.n. observed day for protecting kids in conflict. the u.s. ambassador here joining the ukrainian first lady in mourning the 262 kids killed in this war. whit? >> britt, thank you. >> joining us now is abc news contributor and retired u.s. army lieutenant gener

lara, george, michael and my good friend, deborah roberts. good morning, deb. >> hey there, robin. for people who think we're sisters we'll confuse them even more, right? i am thrilled to be a part of this issue with you. "people" magazine has been featuring this pride issue for more than a decade but this one is likely to resonate in such a big way because it focuses on a allyship. so many influential voices along with robin's telling everyone how critical it is not only to be tolerant of each other, but to be supportive as well. ♪ >> the fact that i can help others be seen means everything. >> reporter: that's my dear pal robin roberts front and center on the cover of "people's" pride issue. >> all of the people that we're focusing on are either nominated by or photographed with or speaking about the ally in their life, the person who made their coming out and their life in this way easier. >> reporter: it's a vibrant celebration of lgbtqia plus allyship, including ours. i am forever grateful to her and i can just be me. >> reporter: more than 20 years of live shots, laughter a

roberts here in kyiv. saying to the people of the united states, do not get used to this war. do not get used to our pain. >> that's something the new ambassador also stressed, even if this war can go on for many more month, the need to stay engaged and the u.s. will stay committed. >> ian, thank you so much. >>> we'll switch gears and head to london because i don't know if you guys have heard, it is day two of the queen's platinum jubilee and the party is still going on and amy has the front row seat. >> hi, yes. the royal celebrations continue in london and we are in day two and we are at the cathedral. the queen was initially expected to attend, but we heard late yesterday from the palace that although she thoroughly enjoyed yesterday's trooping of the color, she was in some discomfort, so she is in the comfort of her own home now watching on the television. she also last night participated with prince william in the beacon light ceremony. they lit the primary beacon and it then set off a chain of beaco

olena zelenska in her first one-on-one interview, the robin roberts exclusive tomorrow on "gma." roberts exclusive tom >>> we are definitely looking forward to that interview. want to say thanks to sam and our crew in florida for helping us kick off pride month. >> have a great day, everyone. ♪ ♪ are you looking to renovate your kitchen or bathroom? i'm mike holmes here with ivan from agm renovations thanks mike! too often, homeowners hire the wrong contractor. ivan, i see this all the time. delays, shortcuts, hidden fees - nightmares. at agm we use the top trades, and each project is finished on time, on budget, backed by a five year warranty. that's why agm are the only kitchen and bathroom renovation specialists i recommend. ♪ agmrenovations.com ♪ [announcer] call now and get $3,000 off! another crazy day? of course—you're ♪ ag a cio in 2022.m ♪ but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. you ca

>> announcer: the newsmaking robin roberts exclusive from the war zone, now streaming on hulu. >>> had to say it was quite an experience being there in kyiv. >>> had to say it was quite an experience being there in kyiv. back now on "gma" with saving strategies from the internet's coupon queen. she spoke to our will ganss and this isn't your grandma's coupon clipping. >> guys, i just went to walmart and scored $120 worth of products for less than $15 out of pocket. >> reporter: bree is the coupon queen of the internet. >> it is your hard earned money. don't give it away. guys, i just scored 49-cent paper towels at cvs this week. >> reporter: gone are the days of your grandma's coupon clipping. >> all of these paper coupons at checkout is embarrassing, and it doesn't have to be that way. >> reporter: in fact, bree only got into couponing in the last true year. >> to me it was kind of like a game, okay, i put together my shopping list, figure out what rebates i could get back, how much cash back i could get, try to get the bonuses and i was hooked at that. >> reporter: now she's got hund

>> oh. >> hello now. >> i'm robin roberts. >> i'm tamara moore. >> i know who you are. do you know why you're here? >> yes. >> why? >> because i'm trying to keep gender equality moving forward. >> do you think you're here -- get on up. you think you're here for a panel discussion. these are some interns. they're interns at "gma." we fooled you. come on. come on. you think you're here for a panel discussion, but you're not. the reason you're here is to celebrate you. >> oh, my gosh. >> we are here to celebrate you. you are such a trail blazer in all that you have been doing and continue to do. so you're live on "gma" right now. >> are you serious? >> come on, come on, come on. >> holy -- >> welcome, tamara moore to "good morning america." >> hey! >> that's michael strahan right there. >> listen, listen here, my momma is going to be very mad. >> aww. in this case it's okay if momma is mad. have a seat. >> please, please do have a seat. >> those interns, i'm going to get them. >> we had you going for a minute. >> i was in there motivating them like don't be nervous when yo

. >> reporter: good morning, robert -- robin, i'm sorry. i know you, i promise. evert is a legendary athlete known as commanding the tennis court but now we're getting a look at how she's channeling that tenacity into defeating her biggest opponent yet. ovarian cancer. chris evert facing off with ovarian cancer. and this morning the tennis superstar is taking us off the court and into her treatment room in a revealing new segment for hbo's "real sports with brian gumbel." her friend of 45 years and fellow former tennis player mary carillo joining evert on her journey. >> how much does it help that you were a great athlete, a great tennis champion? can you bring that to this moment? >> in tennis you can control a situation a lot better, and this type of thing you can't control it. thousands and thousands of people have cancer. i'm just like everybody else. >> reporter: the 67-year-old candidly pulling back the curtain on her chemo and her wig collection. >> you can buy in different colors. i have a ponytail. this one is a long one. i can do a braid if i want. >> r

of what the oh very my idea was that if i study the british monarch robin, i can wrong about the humans base cody. i was interested in i shoe my it's so oh, i didn't hear any connection or is this robert roger cody, i understand this is my copy. neither am or shiny. i couldn't accepted this on their own as my coffee. bah, bah, once i tell you right, and it's rob was enough, and the people that the actions are quite similar to me. real with the people and i don't care about the small defines is ah, ah, i see the most beautiful and a mazda in our human like android in his work. would you like me to do around if i can now, is this for you? okay, why not try to answer my questions in detail. ok, now sit back and relax. so just in your band with, you know, we basically sync up everything is, has a so, so therefore we be an acre has a sore like us. my policy is not to distinguish in human computer human. the robots i always see going on, there is no boundaries because the technology is ignored is away or by pollution, where the human ok. so if we don't have a technologies, you want to be on k

that are what are the favor of west fighting for all of you are p other for is robert baldwin, putin won't be satisfied with taking ukraine in the dinner. if he wins here, he'll carry on an attack or the theme where you come. neither. neither sort of with growth, with grain is already paying a high price for being a gun to my with daily casualties running at several $100.00 a day. or 2 possibly were big to tells us of a call. he had to make recently informing the parents of the youngest member of their unit. then 19 year old son had been killed to sweeps after he got different lines. he doesn't want to make many more clues like that and he's convinced western weapons the answer. well, i'm joined now by e. her is of course, he's the ukranian president. zalinski is foreign policy advisory saucer, the deputy head of the president's office. mr. zach, it's good to have you on the program. i want to talk about the situation on the front lines just a moment, but i'd like to start with this historic week. how confident are you that ukraine will get the green light from the european union thi

that are what does a fever of west fighting for all of you are p other for is robert baldwin, putin won't be satisfied with taking ukraine in the dinner. if he winks here, he'll carry on an attack or the theme will come neither. neither sort of with a brush with ukraine is already paying a high price for being a gun to my daily casualties running at several $100.00 a day. or 2 possibly were victor tells us of a call he had to make recently informing the parents of the youngest member of their unit. then 19 year old son had been killed to sweeps after he got different lines. he doesn't want to make many more clues like that and he's convinced western weapons the answer. well, enjoying now by e, who is of course, he's the ukranian president. zalinski is foreign policy advisory saucer, the deputy head of the president's office. mr. zach is going to have you on the program. i want to talk about the situation on the front lines just a moment, but i'd like to start with this historic week. how confident are you that ukraine will get the green light from the european union this week? to be

robin williams did it. it was very nice to do it for us and a lot of people, julia roberts and so, yeah, we're just getting ready, warming up >> seth: yeah, you're just walking. you're just on your way to go do "celebrity charades. >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: oh, so that's - >> and phil -- phil did a "true west" in the theater i'm acting in now, which is really great. >> seth: we've talked in the past about your parents were - your mom was an improviser, your dad was an actor >> yeah. >> seth: and -- and, you know, it must have been a unique upbringing having parents in the arts like this but what was urban pioneers? >> mm! urban pioneers -- urban pioneers is kind of like outward bound. it's like a kind of -- but for me, it was for all the sort of dropouts, you know, the people who were getting d minuses >> seth: okay. >> and so they would send you to this outward bound kind of thing. but it turned out to be a really amazing program. >> seth: so this is -- do they sort of take you aside at school and they're li

joining me now is robin route simmons. she spearheaded that project in evanston, and was a former alderman of the city's fifth ward. also with this is doctor robert patterson, professor of the department of african american studies at georgetown university. he's also the author of the upcoming books black equity, black equality, and reparations in the black community. thank you both so much for joining on this sunday morning. robin, let's start with you. take us through the process of getting rough reparations for the black community in evanston? how do you get started? what is the current state of the program? >> thank you. first of all i have to say happy father's day to my father, and to all the fathers out there. but how we got started, that was how many other communities in institutions and the united states government should get started. and hearing from the black community on what repair looks like based on our harm. and very hyper locally in evanston, my consensus that you mention, we started with housing. but it i

. >> reporter: robin did not want them to end up in the wrong hands. >> if someone broke into my house and stole the gun, it could be used against nbt people. >> reporter: and robert did not want it lying around his house anymore. >> i would have done it for nothing. >> guns went for $100, and other guns went for $150 each. >> they are planning to hold another gun buyback later in the year, and some counties are planning two a year. >>> and there is a criticism for san jose for not cutting ties for russia and being criticized by the president of ukraine. >> >> translator: the design and manufacturer of food which is by the way to be named the city of san jose, and the american city is the city ties, and what those ties the give to you is probably nothing, but they allow russia to say it is not isolated even after the start of the year. >> reporter: and they called for san diego, and portland and jacksonville to cut their ties with russia, and he says it is wrong to give russia the smallest crumb of credibility. >>> and now, a member of the city council is going to submit a proposal end