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♪ ♪ "good morning america." peak wildfire season kicking off in northern california. 11,000 acres charred, forcing people from their homes, gusty winds fanning the flames with at least two firefighters injured, as a heatwave threatens to make conditions worse. plus, the severe weather in the plains. our weather team is tracking it all. polling the people, following donald trump's guilty

investigate in his hush money trial. our abc news poll asking americans if trump should end his presidential campaign and whether their impression of him has changed. the results and what it could mean for the election. sentenced to death. the dramatic courtroom scene as convicted murderer chad daybell hears his fate for the deaths of his ex-wife and his second wife's two children. an fbi investigator on the case weighs in. rivalry resurrected. caitlin clark and angel reese face each other for the first time on a wnba court. who came out on top? and a move some are calling a cheap shot. plus, our nba finals preview. espn's malika andrews on the celtics/mavs matchup and which team could have the edge. and bucket battle. the creative containers helping you snack in style at the movies.

live from abc news in new york, this is "good morning america." >> good morning, america. so great to have you with us on a sunday. excited about that bucket battle. >> we know that you are excited. >> trying to get people -- i may or may not have a popcorn bucket that we'll talk about. we have a lot to cover here this morning, including word of a massive data breach at ticketmaster. more than 500 million customer accounts said to be affected. we'll let you know what you should do if your account is involved. >> so many concerts last year. and boeing now looking for the next launch opportunities this week after yesterday's mission of its star liner spacecraft scrubbed with just three minutes and 50 seconds left in the countdown. >> long delayed. but first, we talk with california's peak wildfire season. starting off in a big way. more than 10,000 acres burned with homes threatened, flames

and smoke filling the sky. abc's melissa edan is in los angeles with more. this is a big deal. >> reporter: definitely a big deal. this is a major wildfire that's broken out. this is in the town of terry, a rural community. cal fire confirming it is more than 12,0 th,000 acres that havn burned. fire crews have 15% contained. evacuations are underway. there's also a highway, portion of i-580 shut down as crews work to to battle this blaze. two firefighters were injured and being treated at hospital dealing with mild to moderate burns. this is a fast-moving, wind-driven grass fire in a mainy rural area. the fire chief sharing how high grass is fuel thing fire and they are battling gusty conditions with gusts clocking in at 40 miles per hour.

this as fire crews are just hoping for a break in the winds. of course, this area here, mostly rural east of san francisco in san joaquin county. but this is a reminder that despite the wet season we've been having out west and in california, it is clear that the threat of wildfires is among us, and it such an important time and a reminder to have that go-bag ready to go. be prepared in case of an emergency. and this, of course, as we are expecting even warmer temperatures in the coming days. >> just getting into the summer months. melissa, thank you. that wildfire spreading in hot, dry, windy conditions. let's go now and look at the weather picture. samarra, good morning. >> improvements are not coming any time soon. here we have the coral fire burning just south of tracy. winds out here will gust up to 40 miles per hour today. temperatures, 85 degrees today. they're anticipating to hit 100 by tuesday, that's when that excessive heat watch goes into

effect from reading to afton. is we also have a heat advisory that will begin closer to the coastline. we expect the heat watch to expand by the middle of the week to las vegas, phoenix, and tucson. speaking of las vegas, las vegas normally hits 110 degrees. by july, they could hit 111 by thursday. that would be the earliest on record. triple digits expected in palm springs and phoenix, as well. very quickly, i'll wrap with this. the climate prediction center is anticipating temperatures to remain above normal out west. that's as we head into next week so no relief in sight. >> thank you for that. across the country, the mayor of atlanta declaring a state of emergency, following disruptions caused by multiple water main breaks. faith abubey is in atlanta with an update on the boil water advisories. it is having a big impact there. faith, good morning. >> reporter: it really is.

good morning to you. much of the downtown area right now is still under a boil order advisory with little to no water in some places. one of the most frustrating things for businesses and residents here is they have no clue how long they'll have to remain under the state of emergency. take a look at some of these images of the water main breaks that triggered these issues. officials were saying that they're waiting for a part to arrive in order to fix one of the main areas. in the meantime, though, they're handing out cases of water and setting up temporary places where people can use the bathroom. these main breaks have disrupted everything in parts of the downtown area this weekend, forcing many businesses and major city attractions to close. a megan thee stallion concert was canceled two nights in a row and there were reports that one of the hospitals here had to temporarily reroute ambulance traffic to other locations. city officials are apologizing but blaming aging infrastructure for the issues and say they're

working as quickly as they can to resolve these problems. gio? >> all right. let's hope they do. faith abubey, thank you so much. we do have a new abc news poll, our first look at how voters are reacting to the felony conviction of former president trump. the polling started the day after the new york jury found trump guilty on 34 counts of falsifying business records to hide hush money paid to adult star film actress stormy daniels. abc news political director rick klein joins us live now from washington with this. rick, good morning to you. let's take a look at the numbers here, because the polls suggest that 50% of americans think the verdict against trump was correct. 49% think he should end his campaign. so what does that tell us? >> reporter: good morning. that is a striking number. this is such a closely divided number, and the fallout from this verdict is no different. and to see it split along party lines is one thing. but to see these stark numbers and see that half the country thinks the verdict was right,

and almost half thinks he should drop out tells you something about the political damage that trump faces. most republicans are backing trump, but it was striking to me in this poll to see about 16% of republicans say that this verdict was correct and say he should drop out. those are big, big numbers. but this has divided the country like so many other issues before it. >> big, big numbers, rick. but these numbers change when you look at americans who view trump and biden unfavorably. it's very interesting. >> this is a big headline out of the poll. when you drill down, you see 65% of the people that dislike both candidates were calling them double haters in this race think the verdict was correct. 67% think that trump should end the campaign. why is that a big deal? we have an election that has two candidates who are so historically disliked. this group of voters might decide this election. they might be as much as 20% of the country. for them to come out this

strongly and feel like the verdict was correct and trump deserves punishment and trump should drop out of the race, that tells you something about the mindset of voters like this. some of them may not vote at all. some may decide to go for a third party candidate, some might come back in with a trump fold when faced with trump versus biden. but that's a big split, to see 2/3 of voters that dislike them both agree on that is really something. >> at the end oh of the day, did the trial hurt trump and help biden in any substantial way? >> not in these numbers, no, gio. the perceptions of these men are so big -- that they are just as popular -- or i should say unpopular as they have always been. that hasn't changed as a result of this. trump is no worse for the wear, and biden doesn't look any better. i think this is interesting, as well. 47% of voters in this survey say that these charges were politically motivated. now, of course, people can think that it's politically motivated

and think the charges should have been brought and that the case was rightfully decided. at the end of the day, this sells you something about the polarized country and how the messaging has to shift. if you're joe biden, this is a big opportunity for his campaign. if you're donald trump, you've been saying the same thing all along and you are seeing traction from the argument that these are politically motivated charges. even though some of the country thinks he is right to face punishment. >> rick klein with the new numbers. thank you so much, my friend. tune into this week later. we'll have more on the poll. and george stephanopoulos speaks with trump attorney will sharf and wes moore of maryland following trump's conviction. and george speaks with white house national security spokesman john kirby about the state of the wars in ukraine and gaza. we head overseas to the war in ukraine, as u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin meets with ukrainian president zelenskyy at a security summit in singapore. we're joined from washington with more on the overnight developments. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this was a crucial face-to-face

for the ukrainian president to meet with the u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin overnight amid mounting urgency for kyiv. the pentagon telling us that austin reiterated the u.s.' unwavering support for ukraine and ensured the u.s. would provide the country what it needed to defend itself, and the two leaders pledged to further strengthen the strategic defense partnership between the two nations. the ukrainian president speaking at a major annual defense summit in asia hoping to win more international support and weaponry as they push back a major russian offensive in northeast ukraine. this as joe biden broke with a policy, granting ukraine to use american made weapons in russia for the first time. it's a major reversal. days ago, the administration signaled a move like this could escalate the war by more directly involving the u.s. now u.s. officials telling abc news the president changed his mind to allow ukraine to better

defend itself against the recent attacks on its border. janai? >> thank you for that. turning no you to the scene inside an idaho courtroom where convicted triple murderer chad daybell was sentenced to death. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning. it was the details of this case that were especially heinous, which is why once he was found guilty on all eight counts against him, the prosecution sought the death penalty, and the jury agreed. >> the court is directed that the defendant would be sentenced to death on those counts. >> reporter: chad daybell sat emotionless as a jury of his peers sealed his fate. and this morning, the so-called doomsday author sentenced to death after being convicted in the 2019 murders of his first wife, tammy daybell, and his second wife's two children. >> this is the best justice we could get. it brings closure for everybody

that's been hurt. >> reporter: the two children were last seen in september of 2019. prosecutors say daybell and his wife lori claimed their kids were zombies and conspired with lori's brother, alex cox, to kill them. after ten months of working the case, investigators found the children buried in a shallow grave in daybell's backyard in idaho. tammy daybell died at the hands of another due to asphyxiation. lori was heard talking to him on a jay house phone call during a search of his home. >> reporter: the jury in this case listened to over 60 witnesses but took them just about nine hours to recommend the death penalty. fbi investigator doug hart telling us the verdict didn't surprise him. there are certain cases that

just stick with you. this has to be one of those for you. >> oh, absolutely. both personally and professionally. at the end of the day, there are victims who senselessly were killed and that loss and that pain is very real for their loved ones and their families. it's very real for us. >> reporter: lori received a sentence of life without parole last year. and investigator hart tells me that yesterday was emotional for his team. as they were preparing to leave the courthouse, they were applauded by the families of the victims. after five years, they are getting closure. >> they are, and so many disturbing details in this case. alex, thank you. now to the trial of hunter biden, due in federal court tomorrow to face gun charges a year after his plea deal unraveled. maryalice has more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is about how hunter biden

bought that gun back in 2018 when he was struggling with addiction. the president's son hoped to avoid court. he had initially agreed to that plea deal where he wouldn't face prosecution on these charges. like you said, that fell through. jury selection set to begin in delaware tomorrow in the first trial of hunter biden. he faces three felony charges related to obtaining a firearm in 2018. at the heart of the case, whether hunter biden was addicted to drugs at the time but lied on a federal form to purchase a revolver, 25 rounds of ammunition and a firearm accessory. the attorney general appointing a special counsel in the case. >> the idea having a special prosecutor, they are one more step removed from the federal government and there's no appearance of impropriety or bias on the prosecution of hunter biden. >> reporter: hunter biden possessed the gun for less than two weeks, but prosecutors plan to use his own words against him, including excerpts from his

2021 memoir, as well as a text message he allegedly sent around the time suggesting he was using crack cocaine. hunter has been public and very open about his struggles with addiction and other parts of his past. >> i'm here today to acknowledge that i've made mistakes in my life. wasted opportunities and privileges i was afforded. for that, i'm responsible. >> reporter: the defense planning to cast doubt on who exactly filled out the forms and potentially argue hunter biden, who had just completed a rehabilitation program, did not believe in that moment he was an addict. >> the uniqueness of this case is that hunter biden's addiction is very public. just think about it this way, how would you know if someone had addiction? that's usually a very private issue. >> reporter: one complicating factor here, the supreme court is set to rule on another second amendment case about whether some federal restrictions on gun purchases can stand. that could be a wrinkle here and give hunter biden new grounds

for appeal. >> thank you. new details today on that massive data breach, impacting loads of ticketmaster customers, a hacking group claiming responsibility. alexis is here with more on what you need to know. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is a massive data breach affecting more than 500 million ticketmaster customers. livenation confirms it found unauthorized activity on its database may 20th. one week later, a group of hackers tried to sell the stolen personal details of 560 million ticketmaster customers on the dark web. now, the stolen information includes names, addresses, phone numbers, and some credit card details of millions of ticketmaster customers. the hacking group was reportedly trying to sell that data for $500,000. news of the data breach comes as the justice department filed a lawsuit just a week ago against livenation, calling on a federal court to disband the company. the government accuses

livenation of running an illegal monopoly that limits competition and drives up ticket prices for fans. livenation calls the accusations baseless. as for the data breach, it doesn't appear that passwords were compromised, but if you have an account, experts recommend changing your password as a precaution, using two factor authentication, and never share your personal or financial information with online solicitors. gio? >> it is so important to turn on that two factor authentication. thank you, alexis. now another disappointing launch for boeing's starliner. yesterday's planned launch for boeing's star liner was scrubbed with just under four minutes left. it was delayed after engineers discovered a computer issue connected to the rocket that carries the spacecraft to space. the crew had strapped in and the hatch was closed with a farewell message from the commander. mission managers will fly when conditions are safe and they feel ready. of course, you have humans on

board here. the next launch opportunities are this coming wednesday and thursday. so we will be watching that. >> i feel for that crew, all strapped in, ready to ride. >> you've got to be safe, as you said, there are humans involved. but the weather looked good yesterday. it's time now for a check of the weather. some of us are going to get another good day. >> that's right. some of us will. some of us may not. let's take a look right now at the chance of storms. we have 47 wind reports that came out yesterday. saturday was very active. magnolia beach, texas, wind gusts hit 100 miles per hour, knocking over an rv and capsized two boats. that threat continues from the canadian border to the mexican border. greatest threat in parts of central ne

that's a look at your local forecast. over to you. >> 83 in new york, i'll take that. >> tank tops. >> sun's out, gun's out. let's talk about the wnba and caitlin clark, helping the fever earn their first home win of the season. we're joined with more on that. morgan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. yes, they meet again, caitlin clark and angel reese, they have not been on the same court since march madness. there was a lot of hype behind their first professional matchup, and needless to say, guys, it did not disappoint.

it was the highly anticipated matchup with caitlin clark and angel reese. >> her jumper is good. >> reporter: the last time the two faced off, the elite eight in women's march madness. but saturday, the now pro-rookies on the wnba stage. >> clark. got it! >> reporter: clark had an early run with two back-to-back threes, finishing with 11 points. and angel reese, aggressive on the glass with eight offensive rebounds. >> reese on the offensive glass. >> reporter: but this was the play of the game. in the fourth quarter, clark seizing the rebound, cause --s toing the ball to wheeler for the alley-oop and the and one. all for a flawless finish on the fast break. but this morning, this play drawing intense criticism. a call that was deemed a common foul, clark brushing it off.

>> i think it was just respond, come down, let your play do the talking. it is what it is. it's a physical game. >> reporter: the head coach expressing frustration with the league after asking them to review questionable plays. >> we keep sending all these clips in to the league, and they keep telling us why we're not right about our calls. but we're going to keep doing it. >> reporter: the fever going on to snag their first home win in a game that featured three of the top picks from this year's draft, a star-studded rookie class driving the surge in ticket sales and viewership. and kennedy carter was asked about that shoulder check postgame. she refused to answer questions about caitlin clark. the fever, they take on the new york liberty tonight right here in the city. so we'll see. >> the way she's been playing has people talking. and malika andrews joins us in the next half hour to break down the nba matchups as the mavericks take on the celtics thursday. and new evidence that the mediterranean diet. stick around. you're watching "gma." carin is about to retire.

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out the cost at $35 per bottle. let's talk about your day's favorite sport, hockey. the florida panthers knocking the new york rangers out of stanley cup contention. after winning the eastern conference in six games last night. they will await the winner of the western conference final between dallas and edmonton. the oilers lead the stars 3-2 with a chance to close out the series today. the rangers fans in new york around here are heart broken. >> my panthers. >> your panthers? what, that was cute. we want to start this half hour with a look at some of the significant health stories making headlines this morning. and dr. sutton is here to break it all down for us. always great to have you. we're touting the benefits once again of the mediterranean diet. tell us about this. >> the benefits have been reaffirmed. these studies keep coming in and telling us the mediterranean

diet is great for our health. this study is about 25,000 people. those who stuck to the diet had a reduced risk of death with heart disease and other causes by almost 25%. so using factors within this diet. so using olive oil as your main crease fat, decreasing sugar and meat and focusing on a variety of vegetables is going to be helpful and one of the reason why is the american heart association advertises this diet. >> that's good news, because i just love drizzling that olive oil. >> same. >> let's talk about peanut allergies. there's the possible benefits of early exposure. >> we've known for a few years. many new parents have been told exposing children early to peanuts is helpful in reducing their risk to allergies later on in life. how much is that reduced? those who introduce their peanuts and other foods early in life have almost a 70% reduced risk of peanut allergies.

so that helps child and the anxiety of those trying to avert those allergies. >> i'm a big peanut butter fan. we do not want an allergy in my family. there's also a study that found girls are starting their menstrual cycle earlier than in previous decades. is this exposure to hormones? >> one of the reasons could be that. when they look at the numbers, this is a huge study, more than 70,000 women ages 17 to 74, it seems as though puberty are starting six months earlier than they were in the 1950s. one of the reasons could be hormone exposure, toxins in the environment and the rising rate of obesity. that can be associated with it. this is not something to just think about as normalized, because this is associated to risk of diabetes and worse health later in life. getting to the bottom of this is really important. the reasons why are murky. >> and it's not just that, but

there are the other things that it leads to and how that impacts adolescents. >> emotional health, social health, really important. >> dr. sutton, before we let you go, i know you have a story from tasha allen, the daughter of one of our producers, fighting a rare cancer and using social media to help others. let's take a look at this. >> someone said i love your strong personality. i was diagnosed with the same condition 12 years ago. how does that make you feel? >> seeing that someone had the same cancer 12 years ago and they're still out here kicking gives me hope. the messages that really like hit a cord with me are the one where people say you are an inspiration, being able to be that someone for someone else makes it all worth it. >> and natasha allen is partnering with kettering cancer

center to spread awareness by creating a foundation in her name that will help others with cancer. much more in the week ahead. tune in to her story right now on gma.com. but it meant a lot for you to share that story. >> she's resilient and strong and represents young people diagnosed with cancer. we're seeing it on our timelines and social media. but the american cancer society identified young people as the only age group that has seen an increase in the rate of cancer in the last 20 years. so it's important that we get that perspective from patients and working to understand why these numbers increase. >> do we have any idea? >> there's some suspicion, sit environmental exposure, is it diet, obesity? but what's interesting when you speak to the oncologists, these types of cancers, we're diagnosing more late-stage cancers in young people.

that's something not clearly understood. hopefully we'll have more answers season. >> dr. sutton, thank you so much. we appreciate it. let's turn now and get another check of the weather. gio has his tank top ready for those 80-degree temperatures. >> seattle, washington, good morning. you are under a flood watch through wednesday morning, and that atmospheric river getting ready to pick up. also the wind alerts. yakima, seattle, a lot of rain coming in. the first round moving in by 2:00 p.m. by tomorrow, you can see how heavy the rain is. this is tomorrow night, and we get that second round on tuesday. so multiple chances of heavy rain is leading to the potential for flooding. that's why we have the flood watches in effect, two to three inches generally. there's some spots that could see up to five inches of rain. that's a

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okay. so will and whit are welcome for this. welcome back to "gma." a new look at the draw on theaters but it's not on the silver screen, it's in your lap. will is here to explain. buttering up the audience. >> there is a popcorn bucket for every bro. this year, theaters are trying to get audiences back into seats at the cinemas. it turns out that movie swag, like these popcorn bullets may be the silver screen sul

bullet they're looking for. the summer at the box office is off to a slow start as "furiosa" couldn't get into high gear. and "garfield" didn't gobble up as much as possible. but after the lowest box office numbers for a memorial day weekend in more than two decades, now a new hero emerges. ♪ ♪ in the form of a popcorn bucket. brian reynolds rolling out a branded bucket for his film, poking fun at the wildly viral dune sand worm buckets. just when you thought those tiktok tides had receded. and "snl" had gone silent. now reynolds posting on social media -- >> and he's got a point. oh, hello. >> i know, right? >> amc offered special bucket of

r2d2. and at $50, they quickly sold out. and similarly "mean girls" asked some important snack related questions. >> is butter a carb? >> yes. >> the remake in january, offering buttered popcorn from this novelty burn book tin which sold for $20 a pop. so in a summer season where every buck and bucket matters, the wolverine bucket might bring extra life to "dead pool." >> this makes me so excited for the movie. >> these novelty buckets are limited release. so the resale value for that r2d2 bucket is listed for more than $100. and the "burn book" is listed more than twice what i paid for it, but i'll give you the friends and family discount, gio. >> you have popcorn in there, don't you? >> $20. $40? >> i just hope the popcorn isn't from when you saw the movie. >> vintage. >> how much can i get for this? >> you can keep that. >> no resell there.

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this may be his best shot yet. this is his second time in three years that the boston celtics have been in the nba finals. they lost in 2022 to golden state. but tatum, he said afterwards he couldn't even enjoy it when they lost. when people came up and said that was a great run, because they fell short of their goal. but he told me earlier this season, he feels like this is a better team than in 2022, with the addition of jrue holiday and he said that he just feels like he's a better player who is ready to be the best guy out there on the floor and finally lead his team to that elusive banner number 18. >> let's talk about one of the best young stars in the league. basically known by his first name, luka. what are you looking forward to in his first finals appearance? >> yeah, luka. they call him luka magic for a reason. he leads all players in points, rebounds and assists. he was the scoring champion in the regular season. this is his first nba finals. you have to remember, he has

been a pro since he was 13 years old. so he's already played in a finals in europe. so potentially that sort of experience can really help him on this stage. it doesn't hurt when you have a running mate like who hit one of the biggest shots in nba finals history. >> the two of them have been so good. let's turn now to the wnba, because caitlin clark had another big win in her rookie career here. let's talk about this play on the court, a foul that is getting a lot of attention. a big debate over it. >> yeah. so we thought it was be angel reese versus caitlin clark, sort of a rematch of a rivalry. it turned into a moment where kennedy carter, you see right here, a really hard foul on caitlin clark, and it just wasn't a basketball play what caitlin clark said, and that's correct here. but what's important for folks to remember, these are competitors, they're fierce competitors. sometimes that teeters over the line. we see it happen in the nba, as well.

i think that's what happened here. so rather than using this as evidence of a larger issue that players have with caitlin clark specifically, we need to see this as an isolated incident where competition just boiled over and the fever got a much-needed win, their first win on their home floor this season. >> all right. that's fantastic. espn's malika andrews, thank you so much. always a pleasure to have you on "gma." catch game one of the nba finals on thursday at 8:30 eastern right here on abc. we'll be right back. at 8:30 ea right here on abc. we'll be right back. on abc. we'll be right back. (vo) what does it mean to be rich? maybe rich is less about reaching a magic number... and more about discovering magic. rich is being able to keep your loved ones close. and also send them away. rich is living life your way. and having someone who can help you get there. the key to being rich is knowing what counts.

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