>> whit: good morning, america. it's our second hour. deadly storms. at least seven people now reported killed after powerful winds and a tornado leave a trail of destruction in the houston area. still picking up the pieces from

windows blown out and winds over 100 miles per hour. now new tornadoes overnight as the south braces for more. the severe weather threat this morning. >> gio: new research on wegovy. preliminary results showing patients who continually take the drug maintain weight loss after four years. what it means for long-term use. dr. darien sutton is here to break it down. >> janai: it's a "gma" exclusive and a real simple first. the best and bright awards highlighting the top-rated products for your home. we're revealing the winners. >> whit: it's international museum day. the best spots to celebrate this year's theme, museums for education and research, and how to visit from anywhere in the world. ♪ we didn't start the fire ♪ >> gio: and strap in. "furiosa" is back. stars anya taylor-joy, chris hemsworth, and tom burke on the latest chapter in the epic "mad max" dystopian saga doing their

own stunts. and how seagulls helped inspire chris' character as we say, good morning, america. ♪ we didn't start the fire ♪ >> whit: we got billy joel this morning? i love it. that's right. "we didn't start the fire." ♪ we didn't start the fire ♪ >> whit: wow, okay. janai's >> janai: i love that song. >> whit: "mad max: furiosa." the movie just premiered at cannes and got more than a six-minute standing ovation and our maggie rulli got to sit down with all the stars. big ones. >> gio: cannes or cannes. the best and brightest awards for products that make

life easier at home. don't miss that. >> janai: tsa expecting the highest travel season ever. so will the airlines be ready? what to expect this summer. don't miss that. >> whit: and the disturbing surveillance video exclusively obtained by cnn that appears to show sean "diddy" combs attacking his then girlfriend. we'll get to that. first we get to the storms in the south. at least seven people reported killed and back to somara theodore who is here with the latest. these storms on the move headed east now. somara, good morning. >> somara: that's right, whit. right now we are seeing lightning and heavy rain batter parts of new orleans and the florida coastline. this is pensacola earth cam. you can see with the radar looping we have showers making their way through some of our gulf coast states including mississippi into parts of mobile. green denotes the flood watch but where we're seeing red, flash flood warnings in place. that includes pensacola. as this line continues eastward we get daytime heating, the sun

coming up. we have a threat for severe weather. these storms could be strong, bringing with them maybe a few spinup tornadoes all the way to savannah and brunswick. that's a look at the forecast. janai, back to you. >> janai: somara, thank you. now to the disturbing hotel surveillance video exclusively obtained by cnn that appears to show sean "diddy" combs attacking his then girlfriend, cassie ventura in 2016. she's seen thrown to the ground near an elevator in a los angeles hotel and then being kicked twice while being dragged away by diddy there in a towel. her attorney saying the video supports ventura's claims of assault that have long been denied by combs. ventura's lawsuit was settled out of court last november for an undisclosed amount of money with no admission of wrongdoing. combs has not commented on that disturbing video. >> gio: all right, janai. and the summer rush is almost here. millions of americans are getting ready to hit the roads and take to the skies for what's expected to be a record-breaking summer travel season.

abc's alexis christoforous, our honorary transportation correspondent, joins us now with more. >> the title belongs to you, my friend. i'm helping out. well, we know that memorial day weekend just around the corner. the countdown is on and the summer travel season is heating up both in the skies and on the roads where travel is expected to be the busiest in nearly two decades. this morning, the tsa bracing for a record-setting travel season. >> this summer is going to be our busiest year on record without question. >> reporter: the agency predicting a 15% increase in summer travelers with some days expected to top 3 million people at america's airports. it all gets started with the upcoming memorial day weekend. that too is expected to shatter records, but unlike last summer, which was marred by massive flight delays and cancellations -- >> it's not okay because people have planned vacations for, like, a long time. >> reporter: this summer the airlines say they're ready for the increased demand. >> we added pilots.

we've added flight attendants. we're flying about 5% more flights with larger aircraft. we're fully staffed. we're ready to go. >> reporter: however, there are shortages elsewhere. the faa says it's still about 3,000 air traffic controllers short of staffing goals. this as aaa anticipates a record-breaking number of road trips this year with over 38 million people expected to drive over the memorial day weekend alone, but get ready to pay more to fill up. according to aaa, the national average for a gallon of regular gas is $3.60. that's up 7 cents from a year ago. to get the most bang for your buck, experts say make sure your tires are properly inflated. avoid sudden speeding up and slowing down to increase fuel efficiency and pack a lighter load. the heavier the car, the more energy it takes to move. and to avoid the worst traffic this memorial day holiday aaa says try to hit the road thursday before 11:00 a.m. or

after 6:00 p.m. and on the return home after 7:00 p.m. on monday. later is better. >> janai: that's a nice story on memorial day weekend travel. >> gio: you did a great job. >> whit: always, alexis, thank you so much. we do want to turn now because hollywood is reacting to the death of beloved character actor dabney coleman. coleman specialized in playing unlikable villains like the nasty tv director in "tootsie" and the chauvinistic boss in "9 to 5." ben stiller posted a tribute on social media writing, he was so good at what he did, it's hard to imagine movies and television of the last 40 years without him. dabney coleman was 92 years old. >> gio: what a legend. coming up here our "gma morning menu," the first long-term study released on the weight loss drug wegovy. dr. darien sutton joins us to break it all down. >> janai: ahead we'll take you inside the program giving hope to students whose community was devastated by the maui wildfires. >> whit: and tory johnson with sensational deals on skin care solutions. we'll be right back.

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>> gio: let's talk about the album title. what did you mean? >> it's kind of my take on, like, it is what it is. it's not really biblical. if you can, like, if you want to go there, you could. it's up for interpretation but basically, like, there's a higher power that kind of already kind of destined. >> whit: back now on "gma." that's a preview of an interview gio did with mexican american artist omar apollo about his new album, "god said no." >> gio: really intriguing titl pedro pascal lends his voice and pedro loved the last track, "glow," so omar had him speak on it. he actually recorded -- he had a

voice memo sent and he used it on -- >> whit: wait. did pedro sing for it too? >> gio: no. it's like a speaking role. >> whit: like the mandalorian singing to you. >> janai: we turn to our "gma" cover story. new research on wegovy finding that patients continually taking the medication maintained weight loss after four years. abc news medical correspondent dr. darien sutton, our dear friend, joins us now with what to know. good morning. so great to have you. okay, so this study, does that mean they have to take it for those four years to keep that weight loss? >> yes. so this study comes from novo nordisk, the maker of wegovy and it's the longest study to date and they followed these patients with overweight status or obesity dealing with also underlying heart disease and found the majority of that weight loss, approximately on average, 10%, was lost in the first 15 months and it was sustained and kept off for four

years. so this is the longest study to date answering that question when the weight comes off does it stay off? >> whit: here's a big question a lot of people are asking. maybe the study lends something to it. like, what does it tell us about using this drug long term? >> we're still waiting for the ongoing data collection, basically looking at 10, 20 years in terms of weight loss. this medication and this group of medications has been studied before, mainly for the beginning when it started for diabetes and now we're seeing expanding indications, expanding uses and we're also paying attention to the adverse effects. for example, the most common symptom it seems was nausea which 17% of patients withdrew because of that. >> gio: we're seeing more and more headlines on these weight loss drugs. is this changing how we look at obesity now? >> i hope so. obesity and the status of being overweight, i think we should look at it as a diagnosis. i think regardless of how much someone diets or exercises, we all lose weight differently, we all gain weight differently, we all hold weight differently mainly due to the complex

metabolic process that's associated with that. so as we step down the line of understanding obesity, we step away from shame and stigma and step toward the realization this is a huge breakthrough that will likely help millions while keeping a critical eye on the adverse and the risks that come with it. >> janai: this being a breakthrough and we're hearing so much more about it so it is shifting the conversation, but what happens -- because folks need to know -- if they do stop taking the medication? does that impact how that weight stays off? >> absolutely. unfortunately, again, obesity itself is a chronic condition meaning just like other diagnosis of hypertension or high blood pressure and diabetes. when you stop the treatment, you'll likely get the symptoms back so, unfortunately, we're seeing that. in terms of whether patients can taper it down or skip doses, we're still trying to understand that. >> janai: we're learning as we're going along. >> absolutely. >> janai: thank you so much, dr. sutton. let's go over to somara for a check of the weather. >> somara: all right, guys, so you know the storms we talked about earlier, new orleans, pensacola. they're riding this boundary, this heat dome sitting over the

gulf of mexico. record heat is in place for florida. we have a heat advisory for the area in orange here, miami, west palm beach, key west, in the low to mid-90s. pretty hot in florida, 95 and look what's out. the summer temperature outlook is here. june, july and august if you live in phoenix, salt lake city, even new york and boston looking at a much warmer than normal summer in store. that's a look at the forecast across the country. let's see what's going on in your neighborhood. >> gio: all right.

it is international museum day, and this year's theme for museums is -- it's museums for education and research and with opportunities to celebrate across the world, both in person and virtually, will ganss is back with some of the highlights of the best places to visit. >> i'm here virtually. >> whit: yes. >> this is just a hologram of me. right now i'm in the louvre. it's international museum day, a global event that's taken place every year since 1977 and more than 37,000 museums participated last year with events and deals. so here's what you can do. go to the international museum day website. there's an interactive map showing museums in your area to check out today, many offering in-person opportunities. here new york, for example, the sayscraper museum is offering free guided tours today. in fort worth texas, free admission to the urban archive

museum and free museum swag they're giving out. and at the museum of the west in arizona you can create your rate for entry there in scottsdale. if you can't get to a museum person today, some of the nation's best museums are offering exclusive virtual deals today only for international museum day. the smithsonian is hosting a free webinar centered on postage stamps and national identity. in miami, virtual guided tours of the lowe art museum. >> gio: really cool museum. >> and today a virtual visit to tiktok. they have 7,000 unique posts with the #museum close looks "sleeping beauty's" exhibit at the met. finally, this one is really cool and i know i'm late to the party here. check out google arts and culture. it's an app you can download for

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>> no. >> do you swear by your god? >> yes, i do. >> gio: so good. back now on "gma" with a clip and good news for "shogun" fans, fx and hulu have not one, but two more seasons with the break-out hit in development. >> whit: yes. >> gio: whit is so excited. it is fx's most watched show ever and it's now available to binge on hulu. >> whit: such a good show. if anybody hasn't seen it, the cinematography is phenomenal. the show was shot in vancouver. yes. >> gio: as many shows are. >> whit: not in japan because of pandemic issues. they started shooting in vancouver and it was perfect. >> janai: we think it's so cool you know that fun fact. >> whit: fun fact. love the show. looking forward to the next couple seasons. let's take a look at some of the other big stories we're following this morning. the world's top ranked golfer, scottie scheffler, calling his arrest a big misunderstanding. scheffler now facing multiple charges including second degree assault of a police officer. he was arrested and taken off in handcuffs outside the pga

championship in louisville, kentucky. that was friday morning. he was then released in time to make his tee time. >> gio: you might want to check your pantry. yogi brand tea is recalling nearly 55,000 boxes of echinacea immune support tea bags because of possible pesticide contamination. a total of almost 900,000 organic tea bags sold nationwide. for more information please visit our website there. >> janai: and gymnastics history set to be made tonight. for the first time three all-around olympic gold medallists will compete on the same floor. gabby douglas, 2016 champion simone biles, and 2021 champion sunisa lee. my goodness. all competing in the core hydration classic in hartford, connecticut. the three champions are all vying for a spot on this year's olympic team that will head to paris. those women, oh, my gosh.

>> gio: incredible strength. >> janai: unbelievable what they can do with their bodies. >> gio: absolutely. we'll turn to the blockbuster movie "furiosa," the latest chapter in the "mad max" franchise and maggie rulli sat down with the stars. take a look. >> reporter: after nearly a decade, "furiosa" is back. "furiosa," a "mad max" saga, the long awaited prequel to oscar-winning "fury road" and fifth installment of "mad max" dystopian saga starring chris hemsworth. >> i am the great dementus. >> reporter: anya taylor-joy and tom burke. the three often doing their own stunts. >> riding the chariot motorbike, which was inspired by a real chariot motorcycle race in melbourne. they were my kind of stunts. >> reporter: anya started training a year before filming for scenes like this one. it took 78 days to film.

>> because it takes place on the rig i had it broken up in my mind. i'll spend three months underneath the rig, one month on the side and the day i finally got into the cabin with tom, i was like, oh, my god. >> no, i loved doing that and i don't know -- guy, who directed the second unit stuff, he kept coming up to me going, you must be frustrated. i grabbed his arm one day and said, i love this! >> reporter: as warlord dementus chris fitted for prosthetics looking and sounding like we've never seen before. >> am i understanding one of your inspirations for your voice were seagulls? >> yeah, there were a few things. i find seagulls are quite an obnoxious animal, sideshow circus entertainer, step right up and it sort of fit the flamboyance of the character and the contrast to furiosa. >> reporter: the movie pushing the limits of dark and

disturbing. >> what do you guys do on lunch breaks? is everyone walking around full makeup and costume? >> straight up. that's -- >> no one really left the set. eating your sandwich looking at the monster trucks and costumes and it's like -- it was like being in a museum. >> yeah. >> as tom said everybody had that same energy and enthusiasm and gratitude, i think. >> reporter: for "good morning america," i'm maggie rulli, abc news, cannes, france. >> gio: that looks like a lot of fun. "furiosa" in theaters friday. tune in to "gma" on monday because we've got chris hemsworth live on the show. >> whit: that will be fun. all right, coming up here, "real simple" is revealing their best and brightest awards right here on "gma." that is next. (♪) (♪) (♪)

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that moves in. this is sunday, more clouds, less rain, temperatures in the 60s and 70s but i got good news for you. i know that's what we've been waiting on. look at these numbers, new york, 82 by wednesday. richmond in the upper 80s. nashville near 90 on tuesday. i'm so excited about this warm-up coming in. and a couple of these days it's actually going to be accompanied by sunshine. so make sure you get your plans for the week ahead in >> whit: now to a story of hope after a disaster, a group of students whose community was devastated by the maui wildfires now have a chance to get inspired by visiting another community across the pacific that emerged from a tragedy. becky worley shows us more about the initiative. ♪ ♪

>> you put wasabi. >> reporter: here in northeastern japan, lahaina high school students are rolling themselves into another culture. 4,000 miles from the teens' burned-out town, survivors of another disaster here share wisdom. the 11 students are part of a cultural exchange program called kibou for maui. the goal, give these lahaina teens hope, mana'olana in hawaiian or kibou in japanese. >> when i saw the wildfires i said this is what we should do. >> reporter: just over a decade ago miku narisawa was a survivor just like these kids.

in 2011 miku's hometown was completely destroyed by the great east japan earthquake and tsunami that followed. it killed tens of thousands of people. >> our town was destroyed. we lived with my grandparents and after that we have to relocate to temporary housing for two years. >> reporter: but now showing the kids her rebuilt hometown she says it's living proof they have a future and lahaina will rise from the ashes. >> this trip gave me hope. ♪ ♪ >> there's still hope for us to recover. there's still hope for a better future. >> reporter: for "good morning america," becky worley, abc news, japan. >> whit: and our thanks to becky worley for that report. the program hopes to bring even more hope to maui, a second cohort of students is scheduled to travel to japan in july. and coming up here dr. frank anderson joins us to talk about his new book, "to be loved." stay with us. t-mobile has plans built just for you.

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>> gio: we are back with a trauma treatment expert opening up about his own life in a new memoir called "to be loved." a story of truth, trauma and transformation. please welcome dr. frank anderson. welcome to the show. >> thank you so much for having me. >> gio: so this is an incredibly powerful story especially because you obviously help other people but in this case you had to reach into your own soul and into your own trauma so that's why it's so powerful. was it difficult to do that? >> yeah, there were moments of panic when i was writing. i'd wake up at 3:00 in the morning often, write, write, write, write and say, oh, my gosh, am i going to say this? am i really going to put this out there? so there were moments of vulnerability. >> gio: and you did. >> oh, and i did. yes, i did. but i got this wave of calm over me and i was like this story needs to be told. let people know we all go through this and i moved through it and here we are. >> gio: at the end of the book,

you said that that was written in realtime. what do you mean by that? >> yeah, so what ended up happening and i thought i'm writing a memoir about my life, i had no idea that my life would unfold in a way to support the memoir. it was really incredible. my dad was sick. he was really failing. i'd fly back to chicago to help my sisters and my mom take care of him. we had these incredible conversations. like, we struggled most of our whole life, you know, and i hated my dad most of my whole life, but at the end of his life we had these incredible moments together. i helped him transition. i helped him die and we healed this really tumultuous relationship we've had most of our life. i would get on a plane, type, type, type, type, cry, cry, cry. so it was like my life was unfolding as i wrote the memoir. >> gio: you almost were your own therapist. >> oh, yeah. oh, yeah. i've been in therapy for a long time but there was nothing quite as healing as being with the person who has harmed you and getting way beyond that to a

point of loving the person who hurt you. like, it's the most freeing thing and i want everybody to be able to experience that, honestly. >> gio: what is the message you want people to take away from this book? >> yeah, three -- i think there's three primary messages, one is, the title, everyone deserves to be loved. i've spent most of my life trying to be loved. all my successes are rooted in that, right? the other is we've all harmed and we've all been harmed. i think we other people way too much and i think we need to cross a divide if we're going to heal from trauma. last message is everyone can heal. no matter what you've been through, you deserve to be loved and healing is possible. >> gio: and one way to start is by reading this book. dr. frank anderson, thank you so much and "to be loved" is available right now and we'll be right back here on "gma."

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the on hulu. >> whit: i know what janai is binging this weekend. check out the new true crime docu-series "the beauty queen killer" streaming now on hulu. >> gio: we are all going to watch that. you can get more "gma" in your day with "gma" streaming on abc newslive at 9 and 11 and 1:00 p.m. eastern. >> janai: and "oh baby!" check your local abc stations. have a good day. we'll see you tomorrow.

morning, i'm stephanie sierra. heartbreak and one san jose neighborhood. after a new beautification project was vandalized, 29 trees planted last week in the willow business district. and now more than a dozen of them snapped and torn apart. san jose city council member omar torres pushed for the city council to pay for the trees, and maintain them for three years now, he said the vandals responsible for the destruction may have cost the city hundreds of thousands of dollars. today, the bay area is celebrating the new golden state valkyries with a block party. the event will begin at 2:00 at thrive city, right outside of chase center. the valkyries haven't even played a game yet, but their sales are taking off, surpassing 10,000 deposits on season tickets. there was a big

jump this week after the team revealed its name and logo. the team makes its wnba debut in 2025. all right to weather. now let's check in with lisa. >> all right. good morning. our low cloud deck is eroding in the south bay. even along the peninsula. you can see some sun here along our exploratorium camera. although it is pretty cloudy. san francisco, 5457, in oakland. here's where the sun is shining 59 in san jose with upper 50s by the delta and looking at some cooler weather in the north bay. so as for today, very similar to yesterday , but a little warmer here where we get a head start on that warming with upper 70s in san jose, mid 70s santa rosa. and we'll talk about a warm up for your sunday coming up lisa. >> thank you. up next, more than half of all postal robberies in california were out of the bay area last year. how inspectors are trying to keep a more watchfulye abc sen news at 9 a.m.

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live now at nine. mayoral race ramping up this morning, san francisco mayor london breed kicking off her reelection campaign. plus the investigation into a church fire taking a turn now the response from an oakland pastor while authorities search for more answers. and we're taking a live look outside right now. if you're driving in san francisco this weekend, you might come across som