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festival kicks off. >> oh, and number seven. today we are expected to find out what the four baby falcons at uc berkeley will be named. the chicks were born to mom annie and dad archie. the winning names will be announced at noon. >> come on, pam, the funkstress. >> they are so adorable. >> come on pam, that should win i like it, i like pam the funk. >> and you will say the whole name. >> it'll be announced at noon. and if the name ends up being beezus, there will be a protest at noon led by me. so i'll see you there. bring snacks. gma is >> robin: good morning america. gearing up for the holiday rush. on the move. the memorial day get away the under way, the head of the faa joins us exclusively. how they're bracing for the

busiest day of the long holiday weekend, while dealing with a nationwide air traffic controller shortage. plus, what are some of the most turbulent routes in the country? as we get new details from an american family on the frightening singapore airlines flight. plus the best and worst times to hit the road, and the warning from amtrak before rush hour. >> george: tornado season strikes texas overnight. this morning ginger tracking a new threat and record heat and the holiday travel trouble spots. >> michael: overnight, deadly stage collapse. at least nine people killed and dozens sent to the hospital. the audience in mexico scrambling to get out of the way. >> george: new questions for justice alito. a flag tied to the insurrection spotted outside his beach home. >> michael: idaho college murder suspect due in court. who will take the stand that could change the whole case?

>> robin: new trouble for sean diddy combs, facing new allegations in a sixth civil lawsuit. and breaking news for our viewers in the west. cassie, speaking for the first time since the startling hotel video of combs assaulting her was released. >> michael: the new rules of buy now pay later. how they'll help protect the millions used on the popular app. >> george: subpar. the college team watching their golf clubs get tossed on the tarmac with a national championship on the line. which airline is asking for a second chance? ♪ it's the final countdown ♪ >> robin: down to the final seconds. >> corner three for the lead! >> robin: the mavericks taking down the timberwolves. plus hugh've been warned. how hugh jackman and ryan reynolds hit a new record. and we're getting in the ring with a man who built a boxing

gym that's so much more to the kids in his community. he is our ray of sunshine. >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> robin: this is indeed good morning america. we've got a knockout surprise for our ray of sunshine in detroit this morning. >> george: also ahead sticker shock at the grocery store. customers are demanding cuts. ceo of aldi will join us with where he sees prices going as we head into the memorial day weekend. >> michael: holiday travel is already under way, with today expected to be the busiest day to fly. look at some of the busiest airports in america. travellers getting an early start in my home town of houston. it's already looking busy in chicago. trevor ault starts us off at la guardia airport for us. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, michael. so it is a beautiful but a very busy morning on the tarmac at la guardia. this american airlines flight to charlotte takes off in about an hour. no surprise, it is completely full. american has the busiest schedule through memorial day weekend. nearly 4 million customers, 36,000 flights.

that's just one airline. in fact, the tsa said already this month they have had four of their ten busiest days ever. we are just getting started. this morning the travel rush is officially under way. the faa expecting more than 53,000 planes in the sky today alone, the launch point for what the tsa says will likely be the busiest summer on record. >> we'll see several, over 3 million passenger days across the entire 430 airports that are in the united states. that's a pretty big increase from last year. and last year was a big increase from the year before. so record volumes without question. >> reporter: while the agency and the airlines say they're ready for the crush of travellers, there is a nationwide shortage of air traffic controllers, about 3,000 fewer than they'd like. >> that's just not sustainable. it's not good for the traveling public. it's not good for the aviation system. we've certainly done our part. we want to help the faa to make sure that they're able to provide staff at the levels we

need. >> reporter: airline trade association airlines for america now launching a campaign urging the department of transportation and the faa to bring in more air traffic controllers. the shortage at times blamed for cancelled and delayed flights, exhaustion among the working air traffic controllers, even forcing airlines to cut 10% of their flights in the new york area. the faa also dealing with at least 23 serious close calls between planes at airports nationwide last year. >> we really need the situation to be solved. >> reporter: and to try to meet this crazy demand, a lot of airlines have been flying bigger planes. get more seats, more people on board. lot of airlines, including american, have been flying more flights outside the new york area. make sure they can get everybody where they need to go. george? >> george: trevor, thanks. let's bring in the faa administrator, michael whitaker. thank you for joining us. we just heard how busy a travel weekend this is going to be. you've been facing staffing shortages. can you handle it?

>> well, we're ready for this. we've planned for this. we know it's going to be a busy weekend. we're glad to see the traffic come back. our first job is safety at the faa, 45,000 employees, all hands on deck 24/7 to make sure this runs smoothly and we get everyone where they're going safely. we're watching the weather very closely. it's thunderstorm season. we've got storms from tennessee -- from texas up to maine. we're going to be working with the airlines to get them through the storms safely. >> george: i know your first concern is safety. should people be expecting delays and cancellations this weekend? >> only if it is coming from the weather. that's one thing we can't control. about 65% of cancellations come from weather. less than 1% come from staffing issues. we're not anticipating delays from staffing, but the weather is out of our control and we're just gonna try to work and navigate safely through that. >> george: let's go back to safety. what do you say to americans who are concerned what about appears to be a recent spike in incidents with the airlines?

>> well, we look at each incident closely. we're working closely with airlines and with manufacturers to make sure all the safety standards are met. safety's a team sport. everybody has to do their part. our job is to make sure that's being done. >> george: so much focus has been on boeing. the deadline for them to submit their plan to turn things around is next week. what are you expecting from them? >> we've been working closely with them the last 90 days on what that plan is going to look like. it's to bring the quality back to their factor reus. to bring the safety system where it needs to be. and bring the culture where it needs to be, so employees can speak up when they see something that's concerning. what we are seeing next week is the plan going forward, it's not the end of the process, it's the beginning. it's going to be a long road to get back to where they need to be making safe air planes. >> george: the airlines are sounding the alarm about staffing shortages. the air traffic control shortages. how do you respond to that campaign? what exactly are you doing now to address these shortages?

>> well, since i was sworn in in october, this has been a top priority. we've actually done quite a bit. we have worked to make sure we can hire directly from the military more efficiently. we are working with universities to allow direct hiring through there. we're keeping our own academy at capacity. so we are hiring at capacity. it takes a long time to make an air traffic controller. takes a lot of training. could be 18 to 24 months. we are not going to rush that. we've got the pipeline we need. now it's time to train those employees and get them in the towers. >> george: mr. whitaker, thanks for your time. robin? >> robin: all right, george. thanks very much. now to the best and worst times to hit the road and the best time to go. morgan norwood is tracking the latest. >> reporter: the holiday rush already beginning to get under way. while we expect millions to take to the skies, far more will be driving. aaa predicts 38.4 million people

will travel by car on memorial day. that is the highest number since they started tracking back in 2000. we're looking at a 4% jump from last year. we can see the traffic already starting to build up on the highways there. i will tell you the worst time to leave will be from noon to 6 p.m., tomorrow from noon to 7:00 p.m. then the bulk of the afternoon saturday, sunday, monday, you won't be able to catch a break. let's talk the best time to avoid a slowdown. before 11:00 a.m. or late in the evening. be sure you plan ahead if you'll be hitting the roads this weekend. robin? >> george: new questions and criticism for supreme court justice samuel alito as the new york times posted pictures of a flying outside his summer home. this comes after the revelation last week that another flag associated with january 6 had been flying at his primary home. chief justice correspondent pierre thomas has details. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: george, good

morning. everyone knows justice alito is a staunch conservative, but this morning more questions are being raised about whether he has political bias with two critical january 6 cases now before the u.s. supreme court. this morning only days after it was revealed that supreme court justice samuel alito flew a flag associated with january 6th rioters at his virginia home, he's facing new questions about another flag tied to supporters of president trump. the new york times publishing images of a pine try flag outside his new jersey beach home last summer with the words appeal to heaven. like the upside down flag which had become synonymous with the stop the steal movement and flown in alito's home t pine tree flag was carried by some pro trump supporters on january 6th as the capitol was attacked. take a look at these images and you will see both flags clearly on display on january 6th as the mayhem unfolded. it's unclear who posted the pine tree flag and what kind, if any, statement, was being made.

the pine tree flag dates back to the revolutionary war and was flown on war ships commissioned under george washington. but in recent years the symbol has been associated with christian nationalism. supreme court justices are supposed to avoid the appearance of political bias and democrats have already argued alito should recuse himself from the january 6th cases now before the high court, including one which will resolve whether president trump has immunity from prosecution. this week democrats pounced on alito's upside down flag controversy, raising questions about political bias. >> look, i think what he did was really the wrong thing to do, and it cast some doubt on impartiality and i'm discussing with senator durbin where we should go from here. >> reporter: alito said the flag was placed at his home by his wife, who was in a dispute with a neighbor. justice alito has yet to comment on the latest flag questions, though supreme court decisions

on january 6th are expected in the coming days and weeks, michael. >> michael: thank you very much. we're going to turn to another round of severe weather. tornados striking texas overnight as parts of iowa that were hard hit this week clean up the wreckage. victor oquendo is on the scene in greenfield, iowa. good morning, victor. >> reporter: good morning, michael. this is what an ef-3 tornado can do. these were homes and businesses levelled, ripped to shreds. while the residents pick up the pieces, overnight another round of severe weather. overnight, three possible tornados touch down in texas leaving over 100,000 customers without power. in bell county -- >> all the power lines are down. >> reporter: -- a possible tornado tore through, levelling homes and businesses. in neighboring arkansas, debris flying through the air as powerful storms pounced. meanwhile, in iowa, greenfield banding

together after much of the town was reduced to rubble, following a deadly ef-3 tornado tuesday. overnight, authorities confirming at least four people were killed, 35 injured, with a fifth person killed about 25 miles from greenfield. the hospital so badly damaged it's expected to be closed for months. do you recognize any of this stuff you see here? >> absolutely not. >> reporter: jay harder and dwon cam raised their two daughters in their house of 26 years. >> i just couldn't believe something could do this. >> reporter: joe newell lived in this home for 50 years and thought she lost everything. you have found a few things. >> yes. >> reporter: show us. >> my wedding band. >> reporter: a small fraction of her life still here. can you believe you were able to find all this? >> no, nope. glad to have it back. >> reporter: joan also found her wedding album. it was about 300 yards away from her home. fema will be on the ground here today in greenfield.

the white house says that they are ready, willing to support this community as needed. robin? >> robin: and they do have great need there. all right, victor. thank you. ginger, back in the studio. she's tracking where the severe weather is headed next. such an active tornado season. >> ginger: it is. we had some slow years. what's really remarkable is we were below average going into may. then the last month we have seen more than half of the tornado count of the 705 we've seen. it's been very busy just the last few weeks. average 578 through the end of may. unfortunately, we're gonna keep pumping this number up. going through this weekend we have day after day after day of not just severe storms but a tornado threat. let's talk about it. fargo down to waco and dallas, today damaging wind, lincoln, omaha, kansas. but remember, this is the weekend where everybody makes plans to go outside, to have barbecues. most of the days start with sunshine. that's the fuel for a tornado or severe thunderstorm that has winds at 70 plus. we've got friday storms that

include chicago for travel. note that, down to dallas. but then, this is the part. saturday and sunday. i want everybody here from eastern kansas right through oklahoma, missouri, arkansas and into that paducah, kentucky, area. that's what i'm concerned with. sunday looking really big and all the days leading up to it. we'll have more numbers adding to that count. >> robin: all right, ginger. thank you. high winds leading to a deadly stage collapse in mexico leaving at least nine dead, sending dozens to the hospital. matt rivers is following the latest on this for us. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, robin. mexico's elections will take place june 2nd. political rallies in full swing across the country. unfortunately, overnight one of those rallies did turn deadly. we have some video to show you. it happened in northern mexico at a rally for a long shot presidential candidate. in the video posted on x, you can see the moment a strong wind gust topples the stage. people scrambling to get out of the way of the collapsing canopy, while others screaming and running for cover. at least nine people killed and

dozens sent to the hospital. among the dead, one minor. rescue teams working throughout the night pulling people from under the stage which had been erected on a baseball field. winds up to 35 miles an hour were expected. as rescue efforts continue, and because there are still dozens of people in the hospital, unfortunately, that death toll could very well rise. guys? >> michael: unexpected tragedy there. thank you so much for that, matt. now to the college team watching their golf clubs get tossed on the tarmac with a national championship on the line. i'm not playing for a national championship, neither is george, but we would be angry at what happened here, will. >> yeah, michael. good morning, everybody. with the memorial day travel rush really heating up right now, luggage handling is top of mind for a lot of travellers. for golfers, if you're a golfer, as many of us here are, this

makes your stomach drop and blood boil. same goes if you're just a person who values your stuff. this video from the east tennessee state golf team has been making the rounds with many millions of views. those are delta baggage handlers just tossing those team's clubs off the plane. they were frustrated. swinging them all over the tarmac as the players watched in horror. the team was on their way to the ncaa division i golf tournament. reportedly some clubs were damaged. delta posting an apology on social media saying, quote, we're so sorry. it's not who we are and that they're working to make it right. in a statement the airline also asking for a mulligan. the ncaa golf tournament begins tomorrow. [ laughter ] >> robin: explain for those who don't know -- >> a mulligan is a do-over. if i were a golfer whose 6 iron got snapped, i would ask them to play it as it lies. >> george: well done, will.

[ laughter ] >> michael: i was going to say something to do with fore. >> i'd ask for four new clubs. [ laughter ] i don't know. >> george: coming up the new trouble for sean diddy combs. the music mogul faces new accusations. >> robin: new details on the flight that suffered severe turbulence from the american mother and father who were badly hurt. >> michael: the ceo of aldi joins us exclusively as we take a look at grocery prices right before memorial day. first back to ginger. >> ginger: houston still some folks don't have power. the heat just keeps building. could end up seeing their hottest heat index on record for the month of may. by memorial day, could feel like 111. we are warming things up not just in houston. they're not keeping that heat for themselves. this big ridge over mexico that's gonna bring more winds by saturday and sunday. ties or breaks records. miami, too, which they've been very hot. we'll keep that in place as we go through memorial day weekend. local weather in 30 seconds.

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>> mounting lawsuits against sean combs creates more civil liability, more money he has to pay out if he loses. but knowing there's a federal investigation against sean combs involving human trafficking and other sexual assault allegations, this just adds more fuel to the fire for that investigation. >> we should note even though the criminal statute of limitations has expired, new york's gender motivated violence protection act allows accusers to file civil lawsuits during a limited window which expires in 2025. we know this sixth lawsuit is adding to his legal woes. guys? >> robin: it is. juju, thank you. new details from the singapore airlines flight that experienced severe turbulence. we're hearing from an american family that was on board after the mother and father suffered severe injuries. trevor ault is back with more for us. good morning again, trevor. >> reporter: good morning again, robin. yeah, the videos and the after math of this deadly turbulence are astounding. we know the damage is

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plans on calling a moscow police detective to the stand today in yet another pretrial hearing. mallory was named investigator in several social media search warrants involved in this case. he specializes in solving crimes using data. in fact, he was recently recognized by the secret service visitor achievement in the field of digital forensics and cyber crime. the lead defense attorney said she plans to call experts to testify about dna and kohberger's alibi using cell tower data to prove that he was out driving around during the time of the murders. prosecutors though used dna evidence to link the former ph.d. grad student to the crimes and they say cell phone data places kohberger near the crime scene. the court entered a nonguilty plea on kohberger's behalf. he could face the death penalty if convicted. a reminder that no trial date has even been set. robin? >> robin: no trial date as of yet. kayna, i know you will stay, as you have from the beginning, on

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bridal showers and dress fittings. >> very pretty. do you feel pretty? >> adorable. >> reporter: for many bridesmaids the increasing extravagant festivities are taking a financial toll and tipping them into debt. according to the knot the average cost to be a bridesmaid is about $2,000. that includes $1,300 for the bachelorette party, $250 for wedding and shower gifts, $250 for hair and makeup on the big day and $130 for the dress. >> looking back, there was a lot of red flags. i should have said something. >> reporter: danielle said she end up going nearly $1,500 in debt to pay for her maid of honor responsibilities. >> what was expected was one thing, but then it kept mounting up. >> ladies, i don't think we can do any better. this is beautiful. >> gorgeous. >> it's $800. >> it's on sale!

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hey, juju. >> good morning, george. you know as the mother of three boys, i'm obsessed with this particular gender gap. whether it's in the classroom culture or broader culture, research suggests that boys are underperforming girls. they are all small fixes parents can do to help all our kids. when 16-year-old luke robinson was in 8th grade, he realized he needed help to have more success in school. >> my grades and everything were actually pretty good. i noticed that i just really wasn't having any leftover time. like, i would be finishing my homework close to 10 p.m. >> one of the big challenges for boys is procrastination. sometimes in the boy's mind, it's about being bored. but really, if you dig a little, what's actually going on is there's a lot of stress. that stress leads to avoidance. unfortunately, that avoidance leads to more stress. >> reporter: procrastination, organization, and time management, just some of the many struggles staff show impact boys far more than girls. in recent years, fewer boys

graduate high school than girls. boys are less likely to enroll in college. >> luke was getting some things done, but it was painful. i don't think it needed to be that painful. it wasn't just painful for him. it was painful to us as parents at the end of the day. >> reporter: i feel your pain. i feel your pain. >> yeah yeah. very very very much. so those skills were things that were organizational skills. >> reporter: for luke, who received tutoring from beyond book smart developing executive function skills was key. >> when they're really, really little, what kids need is a skill of impulse control. learning how to tolerate a no. as they get older, it's learning to follow routines. you get a little older, you get into middle school, it's more about attention and managing distractions. by the time they're in high school and college, it's being able to independently understand where it's worth spending time. so prioritizing and then completing the job. >> reporter: another key to luke's success? something pros call

habit stacking. >> habit stacking is basically stacking a habit on top of another habit. the habit i was trying to create was brushing my teeth and making my bed and switching out my backpack. that was my habit stacking there. >> reporter: did it stick? >> yeah. i stopped forgetting folders. >> he's being modest. he was honor roll last semester. >> reporter: well done. >> thank you. >> luke says he's now tackling assignments in bite size pieces before deadline pressure hits. it reduces the stress. and, of course, we all know when you're not cramming you do better. >> george: no question about it. what are the best steps for people to take? >> luke's mom lisa loves a tool, the pomodora technique. it's planning out fixed timers. like setting a timer for 25 minutes and then taking a break. it's basically like a high intensity interval train. right? you get to reduce your procrastination, allows everyone to more consciously focus on your task. another tip is to work smarter not harder. there are free online programs. my boys use quiz list. >> george: mine, too.

>> right? what it allows kids to do is create digital flash cards so you can quiz yourself and quiz others. it's all free. >> george: thank you, juju. >> you're welcome. >> george: ginger? >> ginger: i'm taking notes. thank you all very much. all right. the summit at snowqualmie usually sees dusting of snow on the peaks. but to get it at the base camp, they don't see that very often. they can't remember in decades. we have some video of that. that spring snow still into the rockies. when all said and done, some places up to foot and a half. at the same time, we've got red flag warnings with wind, low humidity and heat building for new mexico, parts of west texas. today dallas ft. worth later this afternoon, if you have flights early you should be all right. but then look for the potential for a ground stop where you get the lightning around. damaging winds in nebraska and kansas. we've had severe thunderstorms north of new york city. those storms will keep moving through early afternoon. let's get a chec

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good morning, ike. >> reporter: hey, good morning, guys. listen, i'm in downtown boxing gym with a group of incredible kids. we're all here to surprise the head of this program, khali sweeney. i'm whispering right now because he is literally on the other side of those doors. kids, let's get ready for the surprise, all right? >> yeah! >> reporter: i'm gonna go get him. khali sweeney! where you at, my man. khali, what's going on, my man? i'm ike ejochi. i know you thought these cameras were here filming a promotional video for your gym but you are live on good morning america right now. >> okay. all right. good morning. we've been filming you all morning because we want to show america how special this place is. let's take a look at this program, where boxing is the hook, but education is at its heart. >> khali is a natural born

leader, honestly. >> khali is a motivator. >> khali is literally everything to me. >> reporter: khali sweeney has turned this special place into more than a gym. >> you've got doctors, engineers, physicists that have come out of this gym that otherwise may have not got out of high school. >> reporter: a space designed to open a world of possibilities for detroit's underprivileged youth. this after school program doesn't stop at athletics, providing academic tutoring, mentorship and a chance for students to see themselves in a new light. >> khali is really great at showing the kids, you can do it, too. >> reporter: beyond the boxing ring, a commercial kitchen for future chefs. >> today we are making our own dna. >> reporter: science and engineering labs for stem students. even a chicken coop. >> today we are finishing up the chicken fence. >> reporter: big benefits for

students? the program boasting a 100% high school graduation rate. >> ever since i have been here i have been a 4.0 student. >> the gym has allowed me to grow myself as a person. >> reporter: sweeney faced his own challenges growing up in the motor city, using that experience to bridge the gap and relate with the kids. >> he embraces it. he embraces who he was, where he came from, and he pours all that into the kids. >> i really didn't have anybody to talk to me who understood me, who was in some of the similar situations i have been through. >> reporter: through his grit and determination, khali sweeney is our ray of sunshine. >> i love you, brother. keep doing the same things you're doing. >> i don't know if i would be the person i am without what you've done. >> you give with your heart. you give with your strength. the larger detroit community and this larger world is better for having you in our lives. thank you. [ applause ]

>> thank you. >> reporter: that right there, that's all you, man. >> i like that. i like that. >> reporter: you clearly do so much for these students. they're such an important part of this program. so much so you called them the ceo's of this place. >> yes. >> reporter: so what is it about these students that inspires you so much? >> just every day, seeing them come here, willing to learn. they are here, eager to learn, eager to give back to their community. everybody is buying into it's one community. this is emotional, do you know what i mean? the kids, they're my inspiration. they are the future ceo's. they are the leaders of tomorrow. and right now. lot of these young people got a great start and they will be leaders in this generation, not 20 million years down the line. they are leaders right now. >> reporter: the way that they are leaders are through education? right? >> education is the key to everything. >> reporter: follow me a little bit. take it slowly, my man. trying to make me do a marathon.

okay. we know education is a huge part of these kids' futures. we know you a stem lab here, science, technology, engineering, arts and math. we know you've been gone for a couple of days. magic has been happening here. little hocus pocus. i'll show you what's going on. we thought it needed a little upgrade. >> okay. >> reporter: take a look. >> oh, man, okay. >> reporter: our friends at gold star commercials got you a brand new stem lab. we got robotics, 3-d microscopes. everything you need to further these kids education. little different from what you saw last time? >> a lot of difference. >> reporter: what do you think of everything? >> i love it. i love it. you know, this is one of the places where our kids, they all opt into this. our kids love this part of the program. it was a pretty much an eye sore. it was a horror for me to look at. even when we would bring people here, i wouldn't walk in here. our kids deserve a space.

they love this part of it. it wasn't up to par. >> reporter: you said yourself this is all about the kids. >> yeah. >> reporter: so, kids, why don't you come on out here. [ cheers ] >> what's going on? [ cheers ] they're all here, my man, they're all here for you. [ applause ] i gotta tell you, these kids, they feel so much pride in the heart of downtown boxing gym. we wanted to give them something to wear that lets them know they are part of something special. we know for years you've been trying to get them some varsity jackets. >> yeah, yeah. >> reporter: well, our buddies are making that happen. that's why every single kid here

is getting a downtown gym varsity jacket. what do you think? [ cheers ] >> i love it. love it. >> reporter: you see all this gear? see everybody here? what's going through your mind now, man? >> team work. this is team work. this is our community coming together for something that we all believe in, which is our kids and our future. i'm just proud to be part of this journey. this is a team. it's not a they thing. it's a we thing. as a global community, as our neighborhood community, we all came together for the same purpose, which is these young people here. that's the most important thing. it's not about me. it's about them and all of us working together for them. >> reporter: so happy for what you do. [ applause ] we are going to keep going here. back to you. >> robin: i love how he said we. he said it's a we thing. >> michael: he's probably going to have ike give him three rounds on the heavy bag before he lets him out of that gym. [ laughter ] thanks, ike. coming up mike love is here

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you sublimate your individuality to create this group harmony sound. >> robin: we are back now on gma with a bit of the beach boys documentary that you just saw. it's debuting friday on disney +. we're picking up good vibrations with our next guest, lead vocalist, co-founder of the legendary band, might be love. [ applause ] >> thank you, robin. nice introduction. >> robin: i'm not sure no one has ever done that, the good vibrations line. john stamos is very excited because he's going to be going out on tour with you. i understand that you and john go way back to your parents house. >> we're like family. he's been coming out since he was blackie on general hospital. he loves nothing more than to play drums. he and his beautiful wife caitlin and their son billy. it's beautiful when we're together. billy dressed up for career day in school with beach boys shirt on. >> robin: oh yeah. we saw that. >> so sweet.

>> robin: way back when didn't john used to ride his bike past your parents house? >> he did. he told me he would ride his bicycle past my parents house in cyprus, california, orange county where he lived. and look in the window and see the gold albums. [ laughter ] >> michael: we know the beach boys just performed at stage coach, which is great. why was that a meaningful performance? >> it was meaningful because there were like 80,000 people there singing along. our sound guy had to turn up the sound to compete with the loudness of the audience singing along to all the songs. they only gave us an hour. >> michael: only gave us an hour. [ laughter ] too many hits for an hour. >> no respect. [ laughter ] it was fantastic. people were dancing with my daughter.

i have been playing my dad, your records since you were lizzy grant at 12 years old. my daughter is 12 years old. she played lana delray before she was lana delray. >> robin: wow. >> she's very aware of music and stuff. it's an enormous circular family thing that's going on with the beach boy. >> robin: i love that. >> george: let's talk about the documentary. what inspired you to do it now? >> disney got inspired to do it. [ laughter ] frank marshall came in. he is rather well known in the movie making circles. he did a wonderful documentary on the bee gees. it was really touching and fantastic. but he got involved. next thing you know we're doing more press and promotion than we ever have in our lives. i mean, we've done webinars and all kinds of things. they're promoting us in every country in the world.

it's amazing. >> george: you are known in every country in the world. >> our music has preceded us around the world. we've had top ten records in israel. british radio played in hong kong. we have fans in china. we have fans from russia. we did some promotion for slovenia. i think melania made call or something. i don't know. [ laughter ] it's been fabulous. not only do we have a beautiful documentary, but a fantastic book from genesis. they make these incredible books for couple decades now. they have one on the beach boys. it weighs 11 pounds, the big one. >> robin: whoa. 'cause you have so many hits after hits. it's hard to ask this question, but i am. do you have a favorite? >> yes. i have a favorite. surfing in the usa, i get around -- [ laughter ] wouldn't it be nice, good vibrations and cocomo.

>> michael: gave you an hour to get all that in? come on. [ laughter ] >> robin: mike, we always enjoy having you here. >> great seeing you again. last time was in a park somewhere. >> robin: we had the beach balls flying in the crowd like that. do give everybody our best. we're excited about this. the beach boys debuts on disney + on friday. you do not want to miss it. ginger? >> ginger: thank you, robin. one vote for cocomo, from me. [ laughter ] just letting you know. we've had severe storms, even around here this morning. new york city, this is north of new york. this is luigi. his mom took this video. the trees down there in greenwood lake. there are still severe thunderstorms that will blow through just to start the holiday weekend travel. then if you're talking about the beach, there's unusually and below average temperatures for that swath of water from mid-atlantic up into the northeast which is odd. majority of the world is in unprecedented territory temperature wise. we'll get into that more with the hurricane forecast coming out tomorrow. but your local weather now.

>> george: we have an exclusive first look at the trailer for descendants the next chapter in the disney hit franchise that features rita ora and brandy. it arrives july 12 on disney +. ♪ what's my name what's my name ♪ >> my first order of business will be making sure all of the kingdoms are welcome, even wonderland. >> we accept. >> really? >> put on something respectable. >> bridget. >> it's your royal highness now. >> you are acting like you have never seen a crown before. >> this is crazy. >> i will never kneel to a

tyrant. >> off with her head! >> how do we stop her? >> this is a time machine. >> you're joking. >> does it look like i'm joking? >> where are we? >> not where, when? ♪ what's my name ♪ >> alter the fabric of time. there are too many consequences. >> we only have one shot to get this right. >> whose side are you on? ♪ what's my name what's my name ♪ >> you're bridget from wonderland? >> that's me. do you want a

>> ginger: we are back. we're getting ready for grilling season with author, celebrity chef and cater chris valdes. so good to have you here. yes, everybody. you are going to show us some good dishes we can serve at memorial day barbecues this weekend. so welcome back to gma. i love that you're doing the classics, but you amp it up with a garlic aoli? >> we're going to be making a

garlic aioli smash burger. start with mayo, garlic. >> ginger: that's a lot of garlic. like 12? >> that's the flavor. just make sure your date is eating garlic so you have breath compatability. chili powder, red wine vinegar, cilantro. >> ginger: nice. all that pepper? >> just a little pinch. we want to make sure they come back for a second date. >> ginger: don't eat my aoli. black pepper salt. >> we're going to pulse this up. this is how you finish the aioli. it's like flavored mayo. >> ginger: most people have this stuff at home. that's an easy one to do. >> this is perfect for french fries, tater tots. your burgers, your hot dogs. but today we're making smash burger. so smash burger, why do we want a smash burger? it's because a smash burger will give us crust, brownness, little sexiness in a burger. you know what i mean? it's kicking up our burger.

>> ginger: who knew? >> so we're going to put some parchment paper. use a press. you can help me by making one. this is a great way to take out any frustration you might have. [ laughter ] this is perfect for you right now. here it goes. >> ginger: let me do one. do you want to put one on there for me. okay. great. we put a little parchment paper. >> ginger: just as easy as that. >> there you go. there you go. obviously, we always want to season this. if you don't have -- very important. >> ginger: take that off. you don't want that. mine didn't smash as well. >> you need a glass smasher. >> ginger: what if you don't have that? >> if you don't have a fancy smasher that's okay. i'm all about side tricks. you can use the bottom of a can. wipe it down. just press down. we want to season this. this is what we end up with right here. >> ginger: yum. >> look at that. >> ginger: that's that crusty edge. >> we want to add some cheese. >> ginger: okay. >> in the meantime, with all of the juice there, i like the top of the bread. >> ginger: you don't have to add anything. just use what you have. >> yeah. >> ginger: okay. make up the burgers. this is where it comes in.

>> so for you, i think we're the type of people we like two patties. so we're using two patties. >> ginger: sure. it is a sexy burger. might have double the sexy burger. >> we're going to do some garlic aioli. >> ginger: yes. yum. >> look at that. >> ginger: pretty quickly going to have to get to the macaroni salad. with corn? >> with corn. we're going to put this on the grill with jalapeno so it brings out the flavors. we'll start adding the flavors. if you don't want to roast the corn you can buy some fire roasted corn. drain it. >> ginger: let it dry out. >> right. i'm all about making it easy and flavorful in the kitchen. jalapeno, cojita cheese. we're going to add lime. >> ginger: yes to the jalapeno. i'm all over it. >> so some red onion, green onions some lime zest shower cream and mayo and mix this all up. you want to help me with that? >> ginger: i do. >> this is a great way to elevate your macaroni salad. i know it is a fan favorite. >> ginger: all of the flavors are kind of similar so this compliments the burger.

>> look at you seasoning. you do this all the time. if you to add truffle oil in there, you can. just infuse and make this even better. this is what we end up with. look at that macaroni salad. >> ginger: you are fancy. i love it. finally a plantain. we have little time. >> with some ice cream. grill the plantains. five ingredients, easy to make. we always have to end it on a sweet note with something sweet, just like you. >> ginger: thank you. we'll get to eating. you get the recipes on a slow network is no network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing ultimate speed for business —our fastest plans yet. we're up to 12 times faster than verizon, at&t, and t-mobile. and existing customers could even get up to

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so it's going to take a lot of people a lot of time to get over here because it's commute direction. of course, that's the traffic update. >> hi amanda, we'll go to the exploratorium camera where it is sunny out there. we're in store for another mild afternoon. we have cities already into the 60s right now, which will be the launching pad to get us into that warm afternoon. so here's a live look outside with those sunny skies. it's warm. it's a little breezy today. temperatures this afternoon above average. the marine layer rolls back in here fast this evening. so by 9 p.m. we're turning to foggy skies reggie. >> thank you drew. time now for live with kelly and mark. we see you again at 11 for midday.dday. live. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and mark!" today, from "mayor of kingstown," jeremy renner! plus, get ready exclusively for

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