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service today, but all stations are open. >> number seven gma revealed its summer concert series this morning, and the bay area is representing green day, performing july 26th. oakland native g-eazy, set for august 16th. the other performers include carrie underwood, kane brown, nicky jam, sophie tucker, megan moroney and old dominion. >> that's cool. that is. >> half of them are in the park. half of them are in times square. i was going to ask which one you go to. okay, cool. >> i love it when it's in the park. >> rebecca: good morning america. severe storms on the move, and striking overnight. ginger is tracking which major cities are in the path.

plus the major rivers flooding, and the dangerous heat, soaring temperatures hitting the northeast. we'll tell you how the weather might cause a travel headache ahead of july 4th. >> linsey: all eyes on the supreme court, set to issue major rulings on donald trump, january 6th and abortion rights. >> gio: on the front lines, high stakes mission to get humanitarian aid into gaza. martha raddatz is at the pier built by the u.s. military with a look at the delicate operation and the challenges it faces. >> rebecca: breaking overnight. evan gershkovich in court in russia. the trial getting under way, detained on espionage charges. >> linsey: missing in paradise. the desperate search for an american woman who disappeared on a yoga retreat in the bahamas. her mother joins the search. >> gio: deadly shark attack. >> i'm upset and devastated. i also have a kindness in my heart knowing he's in a better place. >> gio: the widow of the surfer

killed speaking about his life. >> linsey: celine dion gives fans a look at her private and health battle as she suffers the effects of stiff person syndrome. why she insisted a nearly ten minute long medical episode be included in her new documentary. >> rebecca: nationwide ice cream recall. the alert about the popular brands that could be in your freezer. >> linsey: into the wild. janai goes under cover. giving us an exclusive look at the delicate job of raising and caring for panda cubs in china before they're set free. ♪ i am a champion ♪ >> gio: pandemonium in times square. find out our unstoppable lineup for the gma summer concert series. ♪ i am invincible ♪ >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> rebecca: good morning america. yes, that big reveal is coming up. and it is great to be here with

you. invincible and unstoppable linsey and gio. >> gio: so good to be here with you both. we're having a great morning, but do you know who is having an even better morning? janai. she is in china. she is all in on this assignment, as you can tell right there. she's got an exclusive look at the delicate operation to care for panda cubs. we can't wait for that. >> linsey: looking forward to that. our countdown to the first presidential debate, now just one day away, as president biden gets a surprise endorsem*nt, and what donald trump is saying after his gag order was partially lifted. >> rebecca: but we begin with the dangerous weather. intense heat in the northeast with severe storms taking aim. ginger is here with the track and timing. good morning, ginger. >> ginger: it's been a violent overnight. fayetteville, just east of tulsa in a thunderstorm watch. there are 70 plus mile per hour winds. just sinking south. in this area until 11:00 a.m. we've got the watch up, meaning conditions are primed to make bad weather. they had it last night.

oklahoma city, damage to buildings, roofs off. they're going to do surveys today. most will likely be winds 70 to 80 but we'll watch. there were 11 tornados between nebraska and iowa. we'll see more of this because this is a big frontal, big difference in temperature and a difference in moisture. that's gonna be really powerful from the high plains. they could see more hail. damaging wind the main threat throughout arkansas and mississippi. then here in the northeast, this is where we have to pay attention. it starts late afternoon, from west to east. i'd say new york city is more like 10 p.m. washington and baltimore, you could see some of those front storms start up maybe in the afternoon drive. so just have two ways of getting warnings. yes, this could impact travel. >> gio: be careful. all right, ginger. thank you so much. all of this weather is threatening to wreak havoc on air travel. it comes at the worst time, just ahead of what promises to be a busy july 4th holiday in the skies. erielle reshef is at la guardia airport in new york with more.

good morning, erielle. >> reporter: hey, good morning, gio. the record breaking travel season already under way. this airport is buzzing this morning. the tsa saying that sunday was the busiest day in its history. agents screening nearly 3 million passengers on monday alone. airlines now bracing for an unprecedented surge in the coming days. the faa expecting tomorrow will be the busiest day for air travel of the year so far. that severe weather that ginger mentioned already threatening to cause a major headache in some areas. storms wreaking havoc yesterday with more than 8,000 delays nationwide. the faa is warning that from the southwest all the way up to the east coast, we could see some major interruptions so be sure to check with your carrier before you head to the airport. linsey? >> linsey: all right. thank you so much, erielle. now to the countdown to the first presidential debate set for tomorrow night. our chief white house correspondent mary bruce and rachel scott, who's following the trump campaign, are tracking the very latest. mary, we'll start with you. president biden has been hunkered down at camp david practicing for the big showdown.

what can you tell us? >> reporter: that intense prep continues today. the final day for him to prepare. the president is doing 90 minute mock debates at camp david. his personal attorney, bob bore, filling in, playing the role of donald trump. while the president remains behind closed doors, his campaign is continuing to give us a preview of what's to come tomorrow night. they are hammering trump where they feel he is most vulnerable. arguing he is a danger to democracy. today they're getting backup from a republican former congressman adam kinzinger. he is officially endorsing the president, citing trump's role in the january 6th attack on the capitol. kinzinger has been a vocal critic of the former president. he said while he doesn't agree with president biden on everything and as a live long conservative he never thought he would see himself endorsing a democrat, but he said the stakes are simply too high in this race saying he is backing biden because of his, quote, unwavering support for democracy. and another issue the president is likely to tout, his actions on immigration.

the white house this morning says that the president's recent executive action on asylum has cut border encounters by more than 40% while they say republicans continue to block border security measures, linsey. >> linsey: we will be watching that debate together. thank you. rachel, we know donald trump has been holding policy sessions with his advisers. now we're learning the judge in his hush money trial has partially lifted the gag order ahead of the debate. what will that mean? >> reporter: the timing is critical because we know donald trump has been speaking with his advisers about how he should handle questions about his conviction. so now the judge partially lifting this gag order which will allow the former president to talk about the witnesses in the case including his former fixer michael cohen, also about the jurors who found him guilty on those 34 counts of falsifying business records. trump though still not happy about this, calling it ridiculous, insisting the gag order needs to be lifted entirely. he is still barred from going after prosecutors and their families ahead of his sentencing. something the former president

is frustrated about, that there will be no live studio audience. he said it will be harder for him to gauge how he's doing, though aides and allies think it might keep him more on message. >> linsey: we will be watching intently. thank you very much. mary as well. watch the cnn presidential debate simulcast. it starts at 8 p.m. with the race for the white house with david muir, with abc news political team. rebecca. >> rebecca: thank you. now to the major supreme court rulings expected as early as this morning. they'll have a big impact on the election involving donald trump, january 6th and abortion rights. our senior national correspondent terry moran is at the supreme court. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, rebecca. and then there were 12, 12 cases left for the justices to decide including some of the biggest cases of the year. there's that major abortion case out of idaho, which pits that state's ban on abortion unless necessary to prevent death against a federal law that says any patient who comes into an

emergency room must get emergency care, even in those rare and tragic instances when that care might mean termination of a pregnancy. this is the first major abortion case the court has taken since two years ago. then a case brought by the man who attacked the capitol on january 6th. he said he and hundreds of others have been improperly charged. because they argue that law was originally passed by congress to deal with business and financial crimes. the biggest case of the year, donald trump's claim that he is absolutely immune from criminal prosecution for his efforts to overturn the 2020 election, including january 6th because trump argues presidents cannot be prosecuted for actions they took while in office. he says what he did were official actions. so 12 cases left. the justices are expected to wrap up their work by friday. linsey? >> linsey: lot of impact there still on the line. terry moran for us. thank you. now an up close look at the pier

off gaza built by u.s. military to deliver humanitarian aid into the war zone. martha raddatz is in tel aviv for us. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, linsey. we've been told again and again there will be no american boots on the ground in gaza, but this pier is as close as you can get without stepping on the shore. it is the only way to get to the pier, armed u.s. navy vessels powering through the mediterranean sea along israel's shores, heading south to gaza. we donned body armor and helmets as the boat slowly approaches the war zone. >> we say incoming. that means we have a rocket coming in. >> reporter: and then the first breathtaking look at the pier and the massive destruction behind it. entire neighborhoods reduced to rubble, for as far as the eye

can see. the need for aid, staggering. a new report says more than 2 million people, or 96% of those in gaza, face high levels of acute food insecurity. seeing the destruction in gaza makes you realize how important these humanitarian missions are. and you can also feel on this pier just how unstable it can be in rough seas. we can feel every time there is a swell, and you hear the clanking of the parts below me. we saw trucks rolling on to the pier from ships that carried them from miles away. but since it became operational in mid may, the high winds and heavy seas have shut down the pier three times. part of it breaking off just over a week after aid started to flow. as of today there have been only 18 days of delivery. do you know that your critics, when they read how many times this has broken down, or you had to stop, say this is really not

doing that much good, it's just cover? >> there's that. i understand there are critics of that. the sea is a violent mistress. she is demanding. and each time that we have taken damage, we've come back stronger. >> reporter: and while there have been no attacks on the pier, it is without question in a dangerous place. while there are no american boots on the ground in any way, they say on the shores of gaza itself, they do get within about 50 feet. you plan for the worst, hope for the best. >> exactly. >> reporter: any plans for the worst? >> we did plan for the worst. we are watching the weather several days in advance. we will pull this pier before it takes that kind of damage again. >> reporter: it's a tough environment? >> right. this is a harrowing challenge. with that said, what you are seeing here before you has never been done before. >> reporter: so far it is estimated that more than 8,000

huge pallets have been delivered, about 13 million meals transported across this pier. but while much of that aid has been delivered to the shore, not nearly enough has actually been delivered because the danger to the convoys and lack of security. the u.s. will continue to try as long as possible, but with the realization they have not even come close to delivering what they thought they could. while the pier is authorized to operate until the end of july, it could extend, but august is when the seas get rougher. rebecca. >> rebecca: a lot of factors to work through. thank you. breaking news overnight. the trial of evan gershkovich is under way in russia. he's been held on espionage charges. maggie rulli is tracking the latest. good morning, maggie. >> reporter: good morning. evan gershkovich was put on trial this morning in a city

about 1,000 miles from moscow. now, the trial is being held behind closed doors, and the media was only given a brief glimpse of the "wall street journal" reporter. he is being held in a glass cage, given a prison style shaved haircut. he's not permitted to speak. evan is the first american reporter seized by russia since the cold war. he had been held in detention for more than a year on espionage charges, charges that both the u.s. and the "wall street journal" condemn is fabricated. the editor forcefully denounced the trial as bogus and has made it clear evan is a reporter. just today the u.s. embassy said the kremlin is using american citizens as bargaining chips and are demanding gershkovich be freed as well as another american currently being held, paul wheelan. gershkovich next trial date has been announced mid august. gio? >> gio: all right, maggie. thank you very much. we'll get the latest on the two giant pandas coming to the san diego zoo. janai norman is in china with an exclusive look at the incredibly

delicate operation to care for panda cubs. janai, we've been texting. i know you're having a good time. i'm a little jealous. you made some new besties. >> janai: me working on my mandarin to say good morning gio and good morning america. we are here in southwestern china. this is part of the province home to several critical panda centers. it's like a panda hut. about two hours or so from here we had the incredible privilege of visiting a wilderness training case. that's where the highly specialized conservationists are working to prepare panda cubs, those adorable giant panda babies, to be released into the wild. it's not easy to get to the training base. we're just starting and i'm out of breath. to reach the remote preserve, we trek 40 minutes on foot up a very steep incline and finally traverse across a rudimentary

bridge. it is beautiful but it is a tough hike. where the ranger had me try on an unusual work uniform. panda paws. so called under cover panda suits protecting captivity born cubs from getting used to being around humans. in some cases, they need to protect the babies from not just seeing humans, but also smelling them, dousing the suits in what i'll just call panda scent. luckily, my suit was not sprayed in au de panda. it's kind of like a baby in a crib at home. if they can, they'll find way to escape. the goal? to release them into the wild once they've lost their baby teeth and grown bamboo tearing permanent teeth.

solitary animals who sleep about 20 hours a day, the pandas were elusive during our trek here, but at the base of the panda center. the way they are nestled in those trees. i learn about the delicate science of encouraging pandas to mate. why is it so challenging for pandas to have babies? the annual panda mating season lasts just three days. gestation, a mere three weeks. born blind and deaf, newborns are cradled around the clock for about three days by the mother, who doesn't even eat during this time. when twins are born in the wild, the mother can only care for one, abandoning the other. but at this facility, a team strategically collects the abandoned cub and provides mother's milk, reintroducing the cub to mom and twins when the cub is stronger and mom can care for both.

the survival of each and every cub is a cause for celebration here and around the world, like this panda born at the smithsonian national zoo in 2020aptly named little miracle. and, guys, this is why panda diplomacy being back is so exciting. those two huge pandas will be heading to san diego. but, as we will show you later this week more of our adventures, i went to bamboo u, where i learned about bamboo, how to break it to feed to it the pandas. we've got a lot more coming up. >> gio: janai, you're looking good in the panda suit. >> rebecca: without the au de panda. >> gio: looking forward to your reporting. thank you. coming up here, after a shark attack in the waters off hawaii, the victim's widow and close friends are speaking out about the surfer's life. >> rebecca: plus the mysterious disappearance of a chicago woman on a yoga retreat in the

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>> it was like i went on the best 25 year vacation of my life with him and now it's over. now i got to come back to reality. >> reporter: he was a local legend, in a sense, say his friends. his surf skills and infectious personality translating seamlessly into film, with roles in "pirates of the caribbean" and "blue crush." >> that's pretty nice. >> reporter: friends say perry knew the area where he died like the back of his hand, paddling out on sunday, like he all did. >> there was nothing out of the ordinary that would indicate something bad would happen to him versus anybody else. it was a regular day. >> reporter: perry's death at the hands of a shark, just the ninth time that's happened in hawaii in the last 30 years. officials say another man was bitten yesterday and a, quote, aggressive shark was spotted. perry's friends are convinced he would tell people, go back out there.

>> for people that are surfers and avid ocean users, we do it because we love it. >> reporter: for amelia, his wife who knew him for more than two decades, perry's legacy is clear. >> how to be a better human. to love everybody when you have them. you never know when they'll be taken away. >> reporter: she also told us her husband was a devout christian even texting his family sometime well before he died saying, quote, i can't wait to meet the king. i'm excited, not scared. we got to pray and forgive and love. guys? >> gio: so sad. really is. all right, matt. thank you very much. now the search for an american woman missing on a yoga retreat in the bahamas. her family is pleading for answers. morgan norwood is here. >> it's been one week since taylor casey disappeared from her yoga retreat in the bahamas. they said she was passionate about yoga and excited to share her experience when she got back. this morning with no sign of casey, her family believes she is in danger and they're now in

the bahamas to help with that search. this morning the mystery deepening in the mystery of casey. she vanished from a yoga retreat in the bahamas. >> my mother's intuition and answers i was getting just didn't correlate. just wasn't what i wanted to hear. >> reporter: her mother desperate for answers, travelling to the island herself to look for her daughter, who's been missing since last week. >> a young lady called me and said, have you heard from taylor? i'm like, i'm looking at the phone because i know she was from the yoga retreat. and then she said, she hasn't showed up for a yoga class. >> reporter: the 41-year-old was last seen at the yoga retreat exactly a week ago today near the paradise island area which can be seen in these videos

posted by the retreat online. police issuing this missing person poster after the retreat says she didn't show up for morning classes. casey's disappearance made the state department issue a level 2 travel advisory due to crime. her mother said she's been practicing yoga for 15 years and went to the retreat to fulfill her life long goal of deepening her practice. >> she was excited about attending the teachers training so that she could learn, get her certification and bring yoga back to chicago. >> reporter: but this morning with no sign of casey, her family and friends starting this facebook page to help spread awareness and bring her home. >> it's very critical in the first day or two when somebody disappears, because of the potential if they are in harms way or they've been harmed. the longer it is before you find them, it just puts them in further jeopardy. >> and the police have not said if foul play is suspected. guys, we are leading the search and investigation. >> linsey: all right, morgan. thank you. coming up later jenna rowlands

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the princess doesn't remember exactly what happened to cause her concussion but her medical team says her head injuries are consistent with a potential impact from a horse's head or legs. guys, at 73, princess anne has a long history with horses. she even competed in the olympic games. this incident occurred while she was walking on her estate this past sunday. this has been a tough few months for the british royal family. earlier this year king charles and princess kate were diagnosed with cancer. we understand the palace says the king has been kept closely informed on his sister's health, and it is hope princess anne will be released from the hospital soon. guys? >> gio: we are all wishing her well. maggie, thank you very much. coming up in our gma morning menu "the notebook" star gena rowlands living with the same disease as her character in the movie. what her son is saying about her dementia.

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the notebook star gena rowlands revealing to have alzheimer's disease just as her character did in the film. morgan norwood is back with details. good morning again. >> reporter: good morning, lara. such a classic film. it was her son who cast her to play a character with dementia. now as the film celebrates 20 years since its release, life is imitating art in the most gut wrenching way for the actress. >> what happened to me? >> nothing. you just went away for a little while. >> lara: she's the legendary emmy award winning actress in 2004 romantic drama "the notebook." >> i remember now. it was us. >> reporter: gena rowlands, who plays the older version of the character who struggled to remember fleeting memories of her life long romance now battling dementia in real life. her son who directed the film telling entertainment weekly, i

got my mom to play an older allie. we spent a lot of time talking about alzheimer's and wanted to be authentic with it. now for the last five years she's had alzheimer's adding, she's in full dementia. it's so crazy. we lived it, she acted it, and now it's on us. >> about 4 million women in the u.s. suffer with alzheimer's. they make up about two-thirds of all adults living with alzheimer's. >> reporter: according to the cdc, alzheimer's disease affects parts of the brain that control thought, memory and language. it's a progressive disease that can lead to the loss of ability to carry a conversation and respond to an environment. >> we are gathering more and more evidence that lifestyle really matters here. we love to recommend about 20 minutes of brisk walking each day. getting your seven or eight hours of sleep. working on stress management strategies. >> you're wonderful. >> reporter: rowlands, now 94, made her film debut in the high cost of living in 1958 going on to work closely with her husband and legendary filmmaker john for

decades. in 2015 she was presented with an honorary oscar for contribution in films in one of her last public appearances. but for her son nick, one of his fondest memories is the film they made together saying, after 20 years it holds up pretty good. i'm just happy that it exists. >> there is a reason that so many books and movies tell stories of patients with alzheimer's disease. it is a decidedly human process and journey. >> in the 2004 interview with o magazine, rowlands talked about how her own mother struggled with alzheimer's impacted her decision to play allie, saying it was tough, but a wonderful movie. so many of us would have to agree. wishing her well. >> lara: sure was. we're thinking about her. >> gio: such a hard condition. >> lara: rebecca? >> rebecca: thank you. we turn to a reality check on drinking. a new report from the world

health organization finds that in 2019, 2.6 million deaths world wide were attributable to alcohol consumption. our chief medical correspondent dr. jennifer ashton is here to break down what we should know. nice to see you, dr. jen. what does this mean? >> first of all, this report is nearly 300 pages really taking the pulse on alcohol consumption worldwide. as you said, found that in 2019 it was responsible, causally responsible for 2.6 million deaths. of those deaths, vast majority were men. 2 million were occurring in men. again, on a global scale this is one of the most widely used drugs. definitely having a negative impact on health. >> rebecca: we've seen reports, research previously about certain types of alcohol being good for you. maybe a glass of wine a day, red wine, for example. does this negate or change that? >> first of all, our thinking on this medically, scientifically has evolved. alcohol is now considered a class one carcinogen meaning

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>> are you ready? >> lara: it's time for the hottest party of the summer, america. the summer concert series is back. you won't believe who we've got lined up. ♪ celebrating the 20th anniversary of "american idiot." ♪ green day is in the house. and sofi tucker is turning it up. ♪ gotta love like there's no such thing as a broken heart ♪ >> lara: trust there's no such thing as a bad morning with old dominion. then we're kicking it with a georgia peach. ♪ i'm wearing tennessee orange for him ♪ >> lara: megan moroney is here, along with -- ♪ that's right. nicky jam.

>> no one does summer like gma. >> george: this is getting ridiculous. ♪ >> lara: you know there is no limit to the fun with g eazy. >> only on gma. ♪ and how about some kane brown? he's hitting the stage as well. >> good morning america. ♪ maybe next time he'll think before he cheats ♪ >> lara: you don't want to miss the legendary carrie underwood. ♪ i believe you and me are sisters and brothers ♪ >> lara: good morning america summer concert series is sponsored by wayfair. ♪ in the end love wins ♪ >> lara: all right. >> gio: that looks good. >> lara: there really is something for everyone. are you guys excited? >> linsey: absolutely. >> lara: we are, too. give it up for monica. [ applause ] so connected. she gets the best acts.

our gma summer concert series is sponsored by wayfair the destination for all things home, from inspiration to installation, there's something for every style and home. just use the qr code on your screen to fine out how you can score tickets to this year's incredible summer concert series. it kicks off in just a few weeks. let's go. let's go to ginger. >> ginger: that concert lineup heating up, but so are we in dallas. heat advisories are on. excessive heat warnings up in oklahoma city for a hot day ahead and a hot stretch. let's look at who's the hottest today. focused very much so on texas, oklahoma then right into parts of louisiana, mississippi. heat advisories all the way into north carolina. we're going to keep having that heat spread east so numbers are going up for nashville, 97 on saturday. atlanta will stay in the mid 90s. let's get a check now closer

>> lara: now to our series as seen on social. gma lifestyle contributor lori bergamott here is here with great products for summertime that are blowing up our feeds. we all get lured into them. so nice to have you sort of weed out and find the gems. speaking of which -- >> look at that segue. we are going to kick things off with this julie brand. people love this. haley bieber wore one of the necklaces. you know when that things, things go viral. this is waterproof jewelry. as they say, no rust just trust.

what people love about it, when you go in the pool or to the beach, you don't want to bring your fine jewelry. >> lara: you don't want to take it off necessarily. >> or if you're wearing costume jewelry, you'll ruin it. it rusts. this is great. even better, it's 50% off today site wide up to 50% off. start at $31. they have everything, earrings, bracelets, necklaces. >> lara: the gold is really good. i always look at that. it can get kind of yellowy and that's the give away. but this is right on. >> you're my jewelry guru. if lara spencer said that you know it's true. >> gio: i'm the ice cream guru. >> bring it out. >> gio: i was running to the ice cream. 92 million tik tokkers are screaming about ice cream. what is this? >> the ninja creamy. this thing is incredible. seven in one. you can do smoothies, ice cream, sorbet, smoothie bowls, gelato.

>> lara: people are talking about this. >> gio: this was made with that? >> it was made with that. customizable. i'm a mom. my kids want ice cream all the time. you want to put healthy ingredients. i put a little spinach in their strawberry ice cream. don't tell on me. it's undetectible. it's so great if you have a family. the price of ice cream has gone up. the average cost is about $6. if you have a family of four and use this even eight times in a year it pays for itself. this is incredible. you can make so many things with it. you can be healthy and have fun all summer long. >> lara: i'm all about the smoothie, adding ingredients. next up. >> this is the beach pillow. you go to the beach. i don't know about you guys, but when i'm laying there, my neck

starts to hurt. if i want to read a book. >> lara: pile up the sand. >> now you no longer need to do that. >> gio: it's inflatable. >> just takes three breaths to blow it up. 1.4 million views. starts at $35. you can put sand in it to keep t it from blowing. you can even put a gel pack. if you want to cool down, you can even put a gel pack there. >> lara: you found that one as well. >> social just keeps serving ed them up to you guys. >> gio: next thing, summer hack for the wardrobe. >> i am obsessed with this. everybody on the set has been talking about this. this is called the stitchy. if you don't know how to sew, raise your hand. me, i don't know how to sew. if you want -- summer season there's bridesmaids. strapless bra. my husband popped a button on his shirt. he did it with a paper clip. he needed the stitchy. all you do, we have a before and after. our wonderful wardrobe person did my dress. on one side it had open pockets

and wasn't flattering. i asked if we could just stitch those up. it took less than five minutes. she did one side, i did the other. so easy to use. it is incredible. everybody needs this. >> lara: like those little price tag plastic -- >> right. like a retagger. but lot shorter of a tag. so this is incredible for anybody all summer long and all year long. and really all year long. >> lara: yes. >> gio: okay. >> thank you. very user friendly. >> lara: bring it on home. >> if you go to the beach -- whoa. if you go to the beach this summer, you are going to want to get one of these bogg bags. 96 million views. everybody has to put down exactly washable, durable construction. and you see they have these little holes and they have these little compartments

made for organizing. i went to the beach yesterday and i looked like i was carrying like, you know, like i was like a sherpa. this way is light. easy. everybody with a family needs one of these for the beach. anybody with style needs one. that's you. you got. you nailed it. i love that. thank you. thank you for sort of reading through. really appreciate it. you guys can check out these products on our website. and coming up we're hitting the slopes to keep it cool for summer. just check it out. you'll understand. >> gma's summer concert series is sponsored by wayfair, the destination for all things home. wayfair every style, every home. it seems everyone's freaking out over this. it's going to be a really freaky friday. finally, a freaky friday sequel, and just wait till you hear from lindsay lohan herself. her first tv interview since news dropped about the sequel. it's great. tomorrow on good morning america . biden, trump. >> they both want your vote and

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cash in at cache creek casino resort. >> we're looking at our mount tam cam this morning. it's partly sunny out there. we do have a lot of cloud cover this morning. we have temperatures right now underneath the clouds in the 50s, but we have sunshine, clear lake, fairfield, brentwood. we are in the 60s and 70s. but today is going to be a day with breezy conditions. already quite windy in spots right now, gusting to near 30 in the city. lots of gusts, over 20 in concord, rio vista and fairfield. so breezy today. temperatures cooler than yesterday and actually a few degrees below average for this time of the year. reggie. >> thanks, drew. another abc7 news update in about 30 minutes. you can always catch us on our news app and app and abc7 news.. here's more. good morning america >> announcer: welcome back to gma live from times square. >> lara: we're back now with our cool for the summer series.

we're traveling around the country checking out the best places for fun and to beat the heat. ashan singh is in copper mountain colorado where they still have snow. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, lara. yes, this is real snow. here at copper mountain they take the snow and move it to a spot where people can ski and snow board all summer long. it attracts athletes from all over the word and a group of campers looking to hone their skills. take a look. from swimming and kayaking to hiking and tennis. you can do it all here at woodward copper. >> welcome to summer camp! >> reporter: located deep in the heart of colorado's rocky mountains just an hour and a half drive from downtown denver it's an action sports paradise blowing the lid off traditional summer sleep away camps. trying to be cool for the

summer. it doesn't get better than this. perfect for kids looking to get a jump on honing their skiing and snow boarding skills during the off season. >> we have the option to enjoy some village activities such as our alpine coaster, or go into our indoor training facility, which is about a 19,000 square foot training facility that has olympic grade trampolines and jumps to foam. >> reporter: from june to august, about 150 campers join weekly for this chill unique experience. >> really allows our campers to practice for the upcoming winter. >> reporter: enthuiasts come from around the world. >> i have been coming here for seven years. fun, good vibes. everyone's happy, excited to ski in the summer. >> reporter: woodward copper offers a robust network of coaches and counselors including the the chance to learn from visiting pros like two time

olympian red gerard. >> i grew up looking up to professional snow borders. to come here in june and have someone to ask questions about how to learn tricks, or how did you grow up to be a professional snow border i think is really cool. >> i have seen kids who could barely do a 180 learning back flips cork sevens and learning rails. >> we love camp woodward! whoo! and, guys, i got the pros right here. just look at them go. you do not need to be a pro or a camper to enjoy this summer. they sell day passes so everyone can come out here and enjoy copper mountain. as for the snow, that all depends on the weather. last year they made to it mid august. this year they're hoping to make it to september. guys?

>> rebecca: get on it. >> reporter: i don't know what i'm doing, guys. >> linsey: go, ashan! >> rebecca: big surprise. [ laughter ] >> lara: i looked up the weather. high of 74 today. looks so fun. >> rebecca: camp is so different than i remember it. [ laughter ] >> lara: coming up on gma, taye diggs is with us. don't go anywhere.

>> linsey: back now with taye diggs. we've loved him on tv, movies, on broadway. now he's getting animated, taking us under the sea in ariel with a new take on the characters we know and love from "the little mermaid." welcome mr. diggs. [ applause ] you were saying your son is 14 so he's kind of beyond this phrase. what made you want to take on this role? >> there was no question, it's obviously a classic. you know, his mother has some experience with disney so i wanted to follow suit. it's somewhat historical. i feel honored to be one of the first african-american actors to play this character. i'm very excited about it.

>> rebecca: you certainly have the voice for it. how did you -- i just love listening. how did you find the voice of tritan? >> trial and error, do you know what i mean? luckily, they picked me and i kind of imagined in my head what this character would sound like coming from me and other kings. luckily, they were pleased. >> rebecca: if you care to share any vocal exercises, we're here for it. ♪ me me me me me ♪ [ laughter ] let's take a first look, everybody. >> as king, i officially declare that today will be happy crabby day. which means all crabs must take the day off. >> woo-hoo! >> lara: love these characters. >> gio: love it. >> lara: walker's a teenager. what does he think of his dad as

a mer man. >> when i told him i got the gig he was like, nice, nice. [ laughter ] >> gio: when you first saw tritan on screen what did you think? >> i'm embarrassed to say, i'm in my 50s, but i got goose bumps. really, no matter how long you do this, it's always great to see a finished product. i had no idea what these drawings are going to look like. it was cool. i mean, it's a tribute to how far we've come where these disney characters that i have tattoos and gave me big arms. [ laughter ] >> linsey: those were your real arms? >> it's an honor. i'm surprised at how giddy i am. >> rebecca: do you see signs walker will follow into the performing footsteps? >> absolutely not. >> linsey: why not? >> lara: you say it with a smile. >> he's a little hooper. he's a jock.

hilariously funny, terribly good looking. he's a teenager through and through but he doesn't want to follow in our foot tracks, our footprints, footsteps. >> lara: yeah, footsteps. >> gio: what way from when you did rent. what memories does that trigger, being on broadway? >> that was so long ago. seems like a different life time. but walker is living proof that it happened 'cause that's where i met his mom. it was a great time. we were all just starting out. all of us are doing so well. always good to watch. >> lara: i get chills listening to that song. >> yeah, yeah. i don't. [ laughter ] i'm kidding. i do. i do. >> rebecca: speaking of a different time, i'm going to take you farther back. 1990s, tokyo, disneyland. is that shirt from back then? >> no, it wasn't. [ laughter ]

i did a stint like a ten-month run of a show called sebastien's caribbean carnival in tokyo disneyland. and the theme was like little mermaid and with me and sebastian and a whole bunch of beautiful japanese people. it was a show that made me a good amount of money. it was fun to do. it's like full circle. >> rebecca: what would that guy think about all of this here? >> he'd be hyped. i was hyped back then. i had a lot of energy and a really big smile. [ laughter ] >> linsey: we thank you so much for coming by. >> thank you. >> linsey: really appreciate it. ariel premieres on disney jr. tomorrow and will be available to stream the following day on disney plus. now back over to ginger. >> ginger: we still love that smile, taye. thank you very much. let's talk about wild fires because there have been some in the west. this one had evacuations in oregon. in southern california, this was outside san diego, del mar. thankfully, they it go under

control. it was too close for comfort. we're going to have more fire danger for parts of nevada, northern california and southern oregon. but also moisture air and mountain flow starting to build in. flood watches for some of the burn scars in new mexico and high wind alerts up in idaho. let's get a check closer to home. >> ginger: now to an emmy winning actress, lynn whitfield is still going strong joining this season of "the chi." she sat down with ike ejiochi with what it's been like in her new role. tell us about it. >> lynn whitfield, amazing, right? she's taking on another role of a powerful matriarch.

she says this role is unlike anything she's ever done before. actress lynn whitfield dazzled on screen for more than four decades. now the emmy winner joining the chi for its sixth season. >> time for me to cash in that favor. >> reporter: she is described as an intimidating old money matriarch who will spare no expense to get what she wants. how do you describe her? >> i probably wouldn't put the word old in it ever. [ laughter ] i think she's a boss lady who was well taken care of by her brother, who was in the streets. now that he has been murdered, she has to step in. >> you know your son, he tried to shoot me but he missed. >> really? i never should have sent a boy to do a woman's job. >> matriarch, this is not a new

territory. the chi, greenleaf, cheetah girls. is there a common thread that connects these characters in your mind? >> family is very important. legacy is very important. lady may led be god. so church, today, i want us to think together about the new. alisha leads with a gun. mama cheetah, it was her fashion and all of that. mama cheetah does not play when it comes to her cubs. >> looking back 40 years, what would you tell yourself? >> yes, lynny, it is about creating excellence, but it is also about being savvy. it's not always a meritocracy. sometimes it's about the hustle, the grab. i think i could have hustled harder. but guess what?

i have tons of energy right now, so game on. >> game on. what a force. now i tried to get some intel about what to expect in the finale and beyond and she simply said to fasten your seat belts. season 6 of the finale of the chi will stream this friday june 28th with the paramount + with showtime plan. ginger? >> ginger: we have buckled up. thank you very much. i love how she said, i wouldn't say old. [ laughter ] coming up here on gma, gma outloud. how small towns are celebrating pride.

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>> gio: we are back with gma out loud celebrating the lgbtq + community all long and for many small towns across america, it's the first time they're celebrating pride. we searched all over the u.s. to find light and love in all of the unexpected places. take a look. >> happy pride!

>> gio: pride. colorful celebrations of love and acceptance from coast to coast. and this year many communities kicking off their first ever pride parties in style in little rock. >> we're in downtown little rock, in the heart of soma. >> gio: the first ever soma pride month party brought the joy of small business, local artists and community members came out in full swing to support. in the green mountain stake, woodstock vermont kick off the pride of woodstock as hundreds flock to take part in festivities like the high heel race. and 4,600 miles away in seward, alaska, the picturesque port city celebrating a land shaped by tkpwhraeus glaciers. and in alabama a pride celebration this community will never forget. >> coming from a small community, having something to this extent is moving. >> gio: it was just last year

when their small queer community picnic was protested by a hate group. instead of retreating into the dark -- ♪ -- the organizers of the pride event were determined to come back bigger and better. >> honestly, i can't look out here at this crowd without crying. i'm so proud to be part of this. >> gio: more than just vibrant personalities and larger than life performances, prideville pride a safe place for friends and family. >> it makes me excited to see kids, adults, everybody just celebrating pride. i have never pictured this would be, for one, us in prideville bringing everybody together with a smile. >> this is awesome for our family. this is something they've been looking for in our area for a long time. they were really, really excited to come to their first pride event. especially for it to be in our home town.

something amazing for us. >> gio: and joining us now carol lawson, anna evans and adam hunt. three people making a big difference in bringing pride to prattville. welcome to gma. >> good morning! >> gio: good morning. hey, anna, we heard in the piece there that the picnic that you organized last time was protested. why did you want to go bigger and better this year? >> it was absolutely no question in my mind that we had to continue doing this. me and carol both own controversial businesses in the area, actually, and we face backlash a lot. so when we had our event last year and there was even more backlash, we saw that our community needed this even more so. it's our mission, our prerogative, it's what we stand for, to create a safe space for everyone in our town and

surrounding areas for sure. >> gio: we can sense your passion right there. carol, tell me, because really pride is about being authentically you and finding yourself. what do you tell someone who's watching right now and really looking to find themselves? >> that's a great question. pride is about a sense of community and belonging and allowing people to feel safe taking up space. and being themselves. i worked with my clients every day on this as a body acceptance coach. it is so important, especially in today's climate when our community is under attack, especially the trans community. it's so important for people to know that they're not alone. so often people in our community feel isolated and having a strong pride community, especially in the conservative south, allows them to feel less alone and have a sense of safety and family. it is about celebration. but it's so much more than that. it can actually save lives. >> gio: well, we are not the

only ones who are celebrating you this morning. because glad does, too. we are so excited to tell you that glad is honoring you with a special recognition to acknowledge all that you've done in your community. look at this trophy right now just for you. i see your emotions. adam, why is that so special to you? >> you know, we've needed this in our community for a really long time. i have grown up here my whole life wanting to have a pride event here. and i'm just amazed that i can help make that dream come true, you know? we needed it so much in this small conservative town. >> gio: anna, caryl, adam, thank you very much for all that you do to celebrate pride this month and all year long, really.

this trophy is on its way to you to prattville. it is on that overnight. we will get it to you. >> thank you so much! >>

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from highway four into the city. cars are moving under the limit across the span, but really nothing in your way. no major issues as you head into the city. drew. hey amanda, we'll go to our east bay hills camera. >> we see increasing sunshine out there. it's a mix of sun and clouds. this morning looking at temperatures. the warmer areas underneath the sunshine in the 60s and 70s underneath the cloud cover. we are stuck in the 50s currently. it's also breezy out there. it's been pretty windy across the city this morning. also through the delta, and it will be a breezy afternoon today with winds gusting about 15 to 30mph. highs today cooler than yesterday, a bit below average 80s in our warmest spots inland. reggie. >> thanks, jrue. it's time now for live with kelly. and mark. we see you back on the air at 11:00 for midday. live until11:0 then hope you haveuntil deja vu: it's live with kelly and mark. ♪♪ today, the one and only, leslie jones. and we'll show you incredible anti-aging superfoods.

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