honorary doctorate degree. the commencement ceremony starts at 630, and they're going to have fireworks, closing it out at 930. >> why that's so cool. >> yes, i want fireworks! >> congrats everybody! congrats to benjamin! >> i know what a fun graduation. >> yeah that is. that's cool. >> i've i've seen people walking around and their graduation get ups the last few days. and i'm always so excited for them. >> no, i saw someone walking with a lay on the other day and the graduation outfit. oh congrats. we love that good morning america, for the viewers in the west, the new weather threat as we head into the holiday weekend! ♪ ♪ >> michael: overnight, dangerous tornadoes hitting 4 states,. another round of severe storms is on the move. ginger has the holiday weekend forecast. are you about to head out of

the house, the travel rush is underway at this hour, from new york to la. ♪ ♪ >> women and abortion rights. this morning, the fall-out after louisiana passed the first of its kind bill designating abortion morning after pills as dangerous. >> #1 golfer scottie sheffler, and the police what. it shows. >> and also this morning, the american father of two held in turks & caicos in february. about to learn his fate. >> a lot of anxiety and nerves. >> can he finally go home? >> the department of justice, suing the parent company of ticket master, what it means for the concert ticket price this is summer. >> overnight, a landmark move in college sports allowing student athletes to be paid for the first time ever. >> the u tah mom,

poisoning her husband. speaking from behind bars. >> what i didn't do, was murder my husband. >> some iphone owners could be owed more than 300 dollars. are you one of them? >> the fast food fight, burger king throws its hat into the fight. friday, at gma, getting ready for the weekend. >> wine country has a wild side! >> who thought we would be asking this, this morning? can these birds actually count out loud? [cawing] >> we reveal the name of the miracle baby orangutang. what got kevin bacon dancing feeling footloose all over again? as we say, good morning, america! live in times square, this is

good morning america! >> good morning, america. >> michael: this is definitely a friday here at gma. kevin bacon getting in on the viral dance trend, parents are showing off their best'80s moves, the live dance off is coming up. >> that could be trouble, on friday here on gma. if you are heading to the beach this memorial day, look at this technology, it's a game-changing when it comes to spotting sharks swimmers in distress. >> the memorial day weekend. this is the unofficial start to summer, the team is tracking the latest. >> a new round of severe weather, it could impact all of that travel, let's go to ginger, tracking the latest. >> ginger: the atmosphere is upset going into the weekend, 80 tornadoes, reported this week. we go on that trend and bring you more about where that came from, southwestern oklahoma,

you can see the multiple vort ices, twisting around. we'll see more of it, we had tornado warnings, built into this area through des moines, there's a watch in debuke, and that will get through parts of the northwestern illinois and wisconsin. here's where it changes. later today, if you are traveling if you are going through chicago or northwest indiana, down through st. louis, dallas, and little rock included, look for the potential for damaging wind early, and you could have spin up tornadoes in there. then a new storm, the whole tornado threat ramps up. saturday-sunday, paduka focused on the southern end. we have been wet, but we are getting wetter here. if you are traveling late monday night on i-95, flash-flood threat comes in. most of the weekend is good until monday. >> you need to have a chat with the atmosphere, ginger.

appreciate it. the severe weather is already wreaking havoc on the memorial day travel. trevor? >> good morning, rebecca, holiday weekend travel is not simple or straight forward. this weekend is no exception. people are lined up here at newark. airlines have mostly kept people moving on time, but the crowds and severe weather has caused headaches already. >> from new york to chicago, to los angeles ... and all across the country ... the memorial day rush have on. >> a lot of traffic. make sure you check your flight status. >> nearly 44 million americans are expected to travel through the holiday weekend, a near record-high, 4% increase from last year. 3.5 million people taking flight, the most in almost 20 years, weather already causing trouble. >> across the u.s., more than 8,300 flights delayed

thursday, severe storms on the east coast, forcing the ground stops at jfk, and the laguardia >> i don't want to fly in hail. so, i mean, there's not another flight for a while. if it's delayed, that's okay. but if it's cancelled that would be a bummer. >> 300 flights were cancelled, that's good given the size of crowds and the severe weather, yesterday in total, over 50,000 flights took off and, 50,000 more slated for today. witt? >> hoping for a smooth day. if you are driving to your destination, when you choose to leave could make a big difference, stephanie has the best times to hit the road, good morning. >> good morning, witt, the best time to leave is right now, in many parts of the country. the memorial day rush is in full swing with travelers hitting the roads for the unofficial start of summer, with more than 38 million people, expected to drive this holiday weekend, it is going

to be busy. >> take a live look at traffic in the los angeles area, from our power-house station, kabc's pilot, scott wright, it's busy but moving and here in new york city, george washington bridge, it's moving but busy. you want to avoid noon-7 p.m. today, instead, aim for early mornings or late evening drives. sunday-monday are expected to be busy, so plan accordingly. here's the good news, gas prices are down from a month ago, higher than last year, the current average sitting at $3.60. where you fuel up, matters. californians are feeling the pinch, prices over $5 a gallon, while mississippians enjoy relative bargainings -- bargains around $3. safe travels. >> michael: thank you, we turn to the battle over

abortion rights. louisiana passed a bill that classifies abortion pills as "dangerous controlled substances", and we will talk to rachel, will other states follow? >> good mornings michael. louisiana is on track to become the first state to criminalize possession of the pills used in more than half of the abortions in the united states. republicans pushing through the bill, classifying two pills as dangerous controlled substances, this legislation would make possessing the pill without a prescription punishable and for jail time, putting it in the category of abuse and addiction druggings. >> doctors we talked to, warned this could have a dire impact, this drug is prescribed for other uses, including to manage a miscarriage and other states could implement laws like this one. doctors have to have a special license to prescribe the drug.

white house places the blame on donald trump, who appointed three justice , sending it back down to the states and now this is in front of the supreme court, the justices are going to weigh in and decide to roll back restrictions on the abortion pill, in a matter of weeks, rebecca? >> we know you will continue to scottie scheffler, was arrested last week, and we have the latest on that story now. good morning steve. >> good morning, the golfers' attorney, say this video proves what they have been arguing all along, it was at most a that scheffler did nothing wrong. >> the louisville police detective arrested scottie scheffler outside the pga-champ.

you see him pulling up to the entrance, the detective was running after him, there was a fatal accident on the road, the golfer was trying to make it through traffic. there are large buses, blocking the street camera view, making it impossible on see what happened before. the pictures show that the champion golfer did nothing wrong behind the wheel. >> it was a miscommunication, he didn't do anything wrong. >> people are asking questions about the detective's police report. saying that scheffler refused to comply with. the directions. and damaged him by dragging him with his car. but neither of these things are seen here. >> police today announced they are disciplining the detective for not turning on the body camera, that would have shown a lot more. >> our officer received corrective action for the policy violation. >> the police say they still are not dropping the charges.

scheffler faces possible jail-time for felony assault, criminal mischief, wreckless driving and other charges. >> our affiliate, whas, in louisville, obtained the personnel file of the detective through open records request, and found he was suspended before. scheffler is playing in a tournament in texas, he has a court appearance on june third in kentucky, where he's expected to please not guilty. >> michael: suing live nation, ticketmaster's owner. and, we have the latest on what it means to the concert ticket prices over the summer. good morning, morgan. >> they bill themselves as the largest entertainment company in the world. they are accused of running a monopoly, squeezing the

consumer pockets and smaller companies, and hurts artists. >> it was the tour of the year. the department of justice, suing "live nation", and the company, ticket master, accusing them of running an alleged monopoly. >> time to break up live-nation/ticketmaster. the american people are ready for it. >> the multibillion company, owns or controls more than 265 venues nationwide. accused of operating by so-called ticketmaster tax. the lawsuit claims their strategy captured fees and revenues from sponsorships, and goes to artists for exclusive promotion deals and to sign for long-term ticketing deals. >> this is another in a long line of cases that have seemingly been focused on consumer protection, lowering prices. >> this lawsuit, coming after mounting frustwilleration from

-- frustration from fans. >> twisties complained about the high prices. swifties, complained about the high prices. >> i waited in line. for like 6 hours. >> but live nation, owner of ticket master is slamming the lawsuit, saying it won't solve the issues, fans care about relating to ticket prices. service fees, and sess to in--- access to in-demand shows. >> if you want to see a show in the summer i don't think you will see relief from ticket prices in the near future. >> this doesn't lay out how the company should be broken up, in the lawsuit, or how much more fans paid for the tickets as a result of the alleged monopol. e-- monoply. summer concerts and tours kicking off, it can't come fast enough. witt? >> now to the seismic shift, niecy agrees to allow colleges to pay student athletes.

ncaa. >> good morning, it's a long-standing and hot-running debate, whether or not college athletes should be paid to play. proponents from fans to supreme court justices say yes, opponents mainly the ncaa have fought to prevent it from happening but now the agreement to settle three pending federal anti-trust cases could change everything. >> overnight, a landmark agreement that stands to dramatically change the college sports field >> student athletes, paid to compete. the 5 conferences, coming to a revenue sharing agreement, for players to partake in the billions generated by college sports. the deal, it could begin playing -- paying million in athletes, who played as far backas 2016.

for over a century the ncaa has kept a hard line on amateurism. >> it would be an amazing towards ending the exploitation of players. out of poverty, into homeownership, generational wealth. >> it would allow students to earn from their name, image, and likeness from the ncaa directly for the first time n. 2022, alone, 5 out of the top college programs generated more than 200 million dollars. >> with the settlement moving forward, we could have the ncaa directly paying its student athletes for the first time in history. >> each school will chair up to 20 million among athletes. details include how to distribute it equitably, is yet to be finalized. this settlement could face legal challenges and approves from judges that could taking months. >> football players have been earning money on their name, image, and likeness, for a few

years but that comes from the third party collectives, this is an ncaa agreement, covering all sports and there's a lot to untangle in the complex web, it could be a major development here guys. >> that's big. >> huge to untangle, the value those players bring to the table. thank you, appreciate it. turning now to burger king, throwing the crown into the ring of the fast-food fight. introducing a whopper of a deal, yeah, i said that ... elizabeth has the details. good morning, elizabeth. >> rebecca you said it, so many customers are frustrated with the of high food, and burger king is accelerating the push to offer. >> the power player, they have a whopper of a deal! ♪ ♪ have it your way. >> burger king, throws its crown into the budget meal deal, ahead of the offering by

mcdonalds. >> frys or rings or fries and rings. >> and, burger wing confirms it will accelerate the value-offers, it would run several months and includes a choice of 1 of 3 sandwiches, nuggets frys and a drink, included. mcdonalds $5 meal is to launch in june and run for four weeks. >> we are seeing new types of pricing models being introduced. >> customers crave discounts, fast food is up 33% compared to 2019. >> they are different than what they were when i was in high school or college a few years ago. >> wendy's, trying to capitalize on the hunger for a good deal. $3 english muffin deal, with seasoned potatoes. >> where a lot more competition is at play. >> one of the big factors at play, there's a growing difference, the cost of going

out to eat, versus groceries, grocery prices dipped last month, but does this of the burgers cut the prices, a much-needed win for consumers. >> michael: we hope so. >> it doesn't apply to the onion rings, unfortunately. >> i will pay extra for that. planning out the next cheap meal. >> michael: $5 meal goes to $10. shark sightings, how the can spot danger in the water. >> plus what the utah-mom, charged with killing her husband said from behind bars. >> back to ginger. engineer the >> ginger: the national hurricane put out the forecast, predicting this early, this season will be larger than ever, 8-13 hurricanes of those 17-25 named storms, speaking of names, here's a brief look, i

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i will not give up, i will not give in. please, give me a chance. >> reporter: the audio released after her attorney withdrew, from her civil and criminal case. this is the defense in a separate motion, asking the judge to disqualify the prosecution for gross misconduct, alleging they listened to the privileged jailhouse calls between corey and one of her lawyers. >> they sited evidence, saying the defense lawyer failed to download thapp the app, that shields the calls. de they denied that allegation, and the motion was filed in bad faith. >> she's entitled to a preliminary hearings. >> they say she planned an

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>> michael: back with the play of the day, a new baby orangutang, getting her name. larry is here with a gma exclusive. >> lara: this is an exclusive i can get behind, this is a warm and fuzzy friday story, the orangutang born in bush gardens last month, was doing well, it was a complicated birth, but this morning, bush gardens says baby girl and mom are doing fine, and she's ready to get her name. >> no more monkeying around, bush gardens reveals the name of the baby girl bornean orangutang born april 13th. mon luna, and dad, and baby,

are endangered. three >> they only have offspring every 8-10 years, this baby's birth is extra special. >> guest: in zoos we are not breeding animals, we want to ensure we are able to provide a sustainable future for the species. >> born via c-section, because she was breech. a rare surgery for the orangutang, mom recovered but baby was cared for 24/7 by the zoo staff. after a week it was time for them to be reunited. >> the reunion one was one of the most incredible moments of my career, for sure. luna came in, hunched over the baby, smelled her ... and then scooped her up. and it was so perfect! >> lara: >> lara: this morning, baby girl is awake and up and has a mean grip. >> the baby has to have an incredibly strong grip as luna is climbing up side down,

holding on with one arm, the baby will do all of that, with luna. >> lara: so 27,000 people voted on line to name the baby, options were stella, mira, and juneau. sam? can you please hand me the envelope, we will reveal the winner? can >> i am practicing, whenever you say "sam", a baby gets its name. [ laughter ] >> so does an angle. >> lara: and the official name is "stella", everybody! [ crowd cheering ] >> pure joy. >> lara: stella means star in latin, and that works well with mom's name "luna". congratulations to stella and luna. really nice. >> and thank you, sam. >> michael: you did great. your presence, now we can name a baby. >> lara: we have special stuff coming up with sam later in the don't go anywhere. >> michael: we do. lori b has the right stuff for

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ozempic, was shown to be associated with the reduced risk of worsening kidney function, the need for dialysis or risk for death, by 24% from kidney or dialysis. seems like ozempic, and the like, are this missing piece in this puzzle of metabolic syndrome that we are beginning to understand each and every day. >> rebecca: you talk about the impact and the size of the study and the fact that the study is international. how significant is this stuffy. >> guest: when you think about the rate or prevalence of chronic kidney disease, one in seven americans live with chronic kidney disease, over half of a million are on dialysis, i think about the complications in the emergency room, i see it almost every day, complications of dialysis, include sepsis, anemia, even depression, we see possibilities or research like this, we have to await the formal fda review, but it may lead to more indications

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of 6700 dollars. 500 a bullet found and the fees there. effectively he's going home, this is major news that just came in in the last few seconds and we have been waiting to see how it would play out for some time, given the 5 americans. so, this is something that brian hagerisch, will be happy about. the four other americans, awaiting their sentences, they will wait to see whit, if there's a precedent set here. >> whit: thank you so much, matt, appreciate it. to thehl, the double-over-time thrill tore start the western conference finals between the oilers and the stars. will is back with the highlights. >> reporter: good morning to you, it was a late one for me last night. [ laughter ] >> reporter: the edmonton oilers and mark mesiay, says you make your money in the regular season and make your name in the playoffs. connor mcdavid is the highest

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will you be there? >> i will not. undisclosed location. >> michael: you will need a map ahead of time. all right, thank you, will. as always, get some sleep. and in the gma morning menu, celine dion in her own words, in her fight to return to the stage as she battles a rare disease. >> whit: a bucket list item, on a budget. becky pours out the best ticks, wine country. >> rebecca: the best '80s dance moves by moms and dads. i don't know if they are sitting at the desk right now, some are here ready to show off the dance moves in the dance-off. lara,, with lori-b! >> lara: i cannot top that, i will try. lori b has memorial day deals with the right stuff for the beach, a getaway, and getting a good night's sleep, you covered it all. >> lara: we have everything for you. we will show you on gma and a

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to the stage. >> i have been diagnosed with a rare neurological disorder, i wasn't ready to say anything before. >> [soundbite]: but i am ready now .... >> reporter: this morning, an intimate look inside of celine dion's new reality, after diagnosis of a neur disorder, "stiff person syndrome". neurological disorder, "stiff person syndrome". >> my voice, when your voice brings you joy .... you are the best of yourself. ♪ ♪ >> [soundbite]: i need my instrument. >> reporter: the 56-year-old got emotional in the trailer for the new documentary "i am celine dion". >> [soundbite]: i am working hard every day! i have to admit, it's been a struggle. and i miss it so much. the people!

i miss them. >> reporter: dion, announcing the diagnosis a year after cancelling her return to the vegas stage, due to severe and persistent muscle spasms. >> [soundbite]: it's not hard to do a show, it's hard to cancel a show. >> reporter: the mother of three told us she does vocal, athletic and physical therapy 5 days a week, when it comes to a possible return to performing, as things stand, i can't stand here and say to you, yes in four months, i don't know; my body will tell me. >> [soundbite]: i see my life, and i love every piece of it. >> reporter: one thing she hasn't given up on, is her passion for life, family, music and the will to dream. >> [soundbite]: if i can't run i will walk; if i can't walk i will crawl. ♪ ♪ >> [soundbite]: i won't stop. i won't stop! >> reporter: filmmakers say they hope this documentary is

a love letter to her fans and raising awareness to the rare brain disorder, impacting out of -- two out of a million people, guys. >> michael: we all wish for her to get back on stage for our own benefit but for her own, too. thank you morgan. we begin with the god of thunder? >> lara: we have news for everyone. memorial day weekend edition. all right, let's do it. the god of thunder making noise, he received the star on the hollywood walk of fame. a celebration for our friend, chris hemmsworth, promoting can his movie, he atended with robert downey who roasted his friend, but called him a remarkable human being and a true-blue wit. congratulations. >> i like that they are friends. i like that. >> michael: the avengers stick together, of course.

[ laughter ] >> lara: also in movie news, steven speilberg getting back to work, the director is teaming up with david kepp, behind war of the worlds, indiana jones and the kingdom of the crystal skull, and juracic park. this is an imaginal story, written by speilberg, two years from now, and it's gonna be great. now, finally, the newest dance-trend on tiktok, won't seem new to us kids of the '80s. the kids are asking the '80s-raised parents asking to see their moves. the parents delivered. you can imagine, acid washed jeans. kevin bacon has gotten in on this, showing off the footloose moves from the exact moves from the movie. this is how dad danced in the

'80ses. >> i wish i had danced like that. our '80s icon, sam. movers and shakers and his own '80s moves, sam? >> make them acid washed shorts. i got that, lara. the overalls with the 1 end down. right, so, i am here with the famous parents and kids. i cannot tell which is the parent and which is the kid. >> i tested it out earlier, worked the first time. so, i gotta ask all of the kids in the part of this - although you are all grown up - what's it like to see your parents dancing, are you impressed or making fun of them? >> guest: i was wildly impressed. the '80s is iconic and the dance moves are iconic,ib asked thoredo it, i knew -- i asked her to do it, i knew she would nail it. she was doing all-out '80s. >> we will see it, we will see it. >> was it a surprise to you or have they done this like in

the kitchen before? >> guest: i have seen them doing it, for years, they are always dancing and making us laugh, i asked them to share it with the world. >> reporter: i feel like your mom is always on the move. >> guest: always on the move, fun to watch her, honestly, i think our generation could learn a thing or two. >> reporter: suse, was this muscle memory when you hares the song. -- heard the song. >> guest: total, a hundred percent, she asked me to do this, i did what i did in college and high school. we did back then, and the roller disco, didn't hurt, either. >> oh, roller disco. dennis and linda you met on the dance floor. >> we did. >> reporter: you talked about the physical connection that may have made it easier, right? >> guest: i remember that night, vividly.

>> reporter: he's giving you the look. >>i looked him up and down, he asked me to indigenous, and i thought and i thought, be oh, handsome. >> if she had said no .... it would be all different today. >> and congratulations. all right, let's see the dance moves, if you would give them to me now. i need a selfie stick, we gotta put this on. here's the hits, let's go. come on, come on. lara, whit, not seeing you over here. there's a personal connection on the dance floor that kept it working the whole time? >> 36 years and counting. >> reporter: you can't do this on an app, right? >> not at all. in person. in person. >> reporter: don't take me out, madonna, are we gonna

crawl? [ laughter ] [ applause ] [star light star bright] >> reporter: are we done yet, is this over? are we gone, ginger? finally, whit! >> whit: he's had it going on for a while, and now we are out of time. to ginger. engineer nothing like whit >> ginger: nothing like whit on the dance floor. and now, we have storms blowing up, last night in jackson county oklahoma, we have seen a line blow through nebraska, iowa, and now ... this morning, we are seeing more. not just the damage from oklahoma, severe thunderstorm watches, in place. including chicago. so, today there will be a damaging wind threat, that's not just this morning, but again this afternoon, and evening, all the way

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marine layer is back. it's also breezy temperatures right now. get used to these numbers. low in mid 50s. we're going to stay here for the next couple of hours. thanks to this onshore wind that has really been active across the city. oakland today winds anywhere from about 20 to 30mph. and our breezy spots and the winds will pick up as we head deeper into the day. so a gusty afternoon temperatures much cooler than yesterday. reggie, thanks to another abc7 news update in about 30 minutes, you can always find us on our you can always find us on our welcome back to gma live from times square. >> michael: now to the bucket list on a budgetet series. we are headed to california, wine country. and we teamed up with the experts from the points guide, for insider tips on visiting a dream vacation spot, without breaking the bank.

becky whorley, joins us from california, we would have joined you if you would have asked. >> becky: i know what a lot of people are thinking, is that, wine country? it's opulent, you will do that on a budget? you would be surprised, it's not expensive to get here, we found flights denver to san francisco for $200 bucks and then we got lots of tips, like did you know, wine country's two distinct regions, sanoma and napa, sanoma is thought to be less expensive; we have a whole bottle-full of tips to help you "pour on the savings". [pouring] >> becky: beauty, bubbles and a budget? the oplines of wine tasting -- opulence of wine tasting, did you think it was too pricey? there's a way, to do this on the cheap. first way to save, instead of a traditional rental turro, like an airbnb for

cars. with turro, 257 bucks saved. it's all done through the app, i am at the airport parking lot, the car is waiting for me. lodging, we start here at the flamingo resort and star. rooms could top 500 a night, but we found a cyber deal at the flamingo that brought the rate down to $95 before taxes and fees. >> plus lots of wellness activities, included. the main attraction around here? wine tasting. it could cost you, reservation for tastings average $40 a person, here in sonoma. a wine-pairing meal can cost more than a hundred, if that feels too rich, step up for these savings, go to the winery that lets you picnic, at this vineyard, you reserve

the table for $50, giving you a credit to buy wine and other items they sell. >> a cool, small, and valuable perk by a credit card, bogo-win a visa signature or visa internet, you take it on the wine tasting journey, the wineries here in sonoma-county, 30, 40, 50 bucks right there. francis ford coppola, the godfather. this is an offer you can't refuse. the pool is open to all, a movie, memorobila, tour, free. and free tastings a couple of times a month as they try out new wines. look for a wine pass that's good in tons of places. like the $69 annual priority wine pass giving you 2-for-1 tastings, it could save you $50 bucks if you visit 2-winer

>> fine dining and wine country is world famous and can run hundreds of dollars per person. here's a tip. think outside the box. or outside the restaurant. >> this is the food park. yum. >> they are all family owned and operated. they are cooks and chefs, and they started their own mobile business, making people happy with their food. >> tamale? >> uh-huh. >> $5 bucks. all of this food? under $50 bucks. that's the deal. and, if you think the only activities are wining and dining for the sophisticated grown ups? wine country has a wild-side! there are a lot of activities in wine country for kids. and, none is more unexpected than this! welcome to safari-w as the sonomam serengeti, a limited time discount for the kiddos. if you want to shift the vacation into high gear, the sonoma, raceway, you could

rent a ferrari, and do laps for $375 an hour, or come to nitro-racing, go-karts for the whole family, there are deals like on wednesdays, $50 bucks for three races, proof of a racing good time! in wine country. >> becky: there are low-cost and free activities here at the alexander valley vineyard, they have free cave tours. how much did we save, the grand total $2,350 dollars saved! com-- compared to going whole hog and paying full price for everything. go to goodmorningamerica.com. cheers this one's for you, it's 5 o'clock somewhere. this one's for you! >> michael: we will live through you, becky, with that heavy pour >> thank you, that was quite a

bit of savings, we need to make a trip to napa. over to you, lara. >> lara: thank you so much, board certified dermatologist is here with a new skin care, routine, i love this, i want to start at the tippy top. the scalp. >> guest: i have been telling my patients to can look for a hat with a wide brim. some will not wear it consistently throughout the day, there are new sunscreens, here's one it test out. this is specific for the scalp, scalp and hair mists with spf, look at that mist, it's fine, not greasy and doesn't weigh the hair down. >> you do the light mist all over. >> guest: in the part or areas of thin hair. some of us have thicker than others. an extra layer of protection. >> lara: i wonder how much is enough when it comes to

application. >> guest: the rule of thumb for the face, is, you want to use 2 fingerlengths of sunscreen. to cover ... your face. >> uh-oh! >> twice as much as most people use. >> that's right. >> that's a lot of sunscreen guys. >> lara: that's not on your neck or your decolette. >> the neck, the top of your hands. >> lara: i just bought the gloves that you wear, i have become that person that's wearing the gloves. so, we have a model with us today. >> hi, i am the model. >> lara: we want to talk about how to do it right. >> guest: after you clence, this is how you layer the skincare, this is the most handsome face for my model. >> she's reading the prompter. >> okay, this is simple. step 1 is the vitamin c antioxident can serum, vitamin

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>> guest: going to the beach. >> lara: three layers. there's a list to look at on the website, we have to go, dr. whitney bowe, thank you. and thank you to our model, sam. our male model. and you are a "team model". and just check out the list, if you >> that's a great list of questions and answers. for summer. your skin will look like our models. coming up on good morning america, the silent book club trend, our friend charlie and kate gibson, are on the case. >> but it's

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we are back with the silent book club trend. kate and charlie gibson podcasters, checked it out. >> snuggled up with a good book at the public library? silent reading parties. a contradiction in terms, silent and party? but this is a place where booklovers gather in companionable silence to spend a couple of hours buried in a book. no phones, no household chores and no excuses not to read. >> i walked in the door, i sit down here, and that's it, i have got 2 hours to read and nothing else! ♪ ♪ >> so, in the name of research for our podcast, the book case, with kate and charlie, i decided to give it a go.

i headed to the seattle historic hotel, cerento, it's a hot ticket. >> i waited a couple of months to get in here. started by christopher frizzel, can 15 years ago. >> people were sitting in the floor just to be in the room, we ran out of seats. >> an immediate sensation, you got people lined up the door to come? >> you buy the ticket in advance, it's 20 bucks a seat. two hours of live music, and healthy peer pressure to get the reading done. >> it has the best mix of ages and types of people ... of any social gathering i can think of. >> no rules on what to read, there's fiction, non-fiction, old favorites. >> the portable jack carolac. >> and everything in between, the ambiance is undenable, the fire, the food, and paul the piano player who serenades with quiet music for the two hours. ♪ ♪ >> i hop around from genre-to

genre, freely. it gives everyone reading a little something for their story. >> it's perhaps why people are willing to spend money on something they could do at home. >> you can curl up at home, but you don't. at home you will put on the tv and you will put some stupid television show on. and you will scroll on your phone, you look around, everyone in here is doing something they love. we are doing it together. and, it's calming. >> some call it "happy hour for introverts", if you want to stay after and mingle with the other readers, do it! >> what i liked about it when we first went, instead of people saying "what do you do, where do you live", people say " is an unique way to connect with people. ♪ ♪ >> these types of events have over a thousand chapters and 500,000 readers across the

globe. rochester minnesota, launched to a group of avid readers looking for socialization and getting in their reading. >> i like to frind -- find out what others are reading. >> we all like to read, it breaks the ice when you all enjoy the same thing. >> also, there's reading rhythms in new york city, striking the cord with gen--ers gen z-ers >> the book says what you resonate with, if you interested in it you want to talk about it chances are. >> over 200 readers. >> what did i learn by participating? well, that there can be a sense of community in silence. so, if you are attending a silent reading party in your town, what book would you bring to read? >> good question. good question. >> what book? >> i might fall asleep. that's what happens when i

open a gook -- book and say silent. the latest episode of the book case with kate and charlie gibson is available. ginger? >> ginger: i would be napping in the corner with you. and, california, the 5th warmest spring to-date on record, but things change as we get to the end. weekend. timing it out for you, showers coming through on sunday, not that bad, but on monday, it gets warmer and more humid >>

back now on gma with a ray of sunshine. in philadelphia with the next generation of entrepreneurs, we learned about this from our abc station, wpvi. >> whit, i am with the leaders here at the kennedy c. crossan school. and, i -- they are a gma ray of sunshine, and these kids are taking care of business. look. >> welcome, creativity statistics here. >> at the kennedy c. crossan school, students learn more than math and science. >> they are given the opportunity to start their own business. >> when they come to school, most of the things they onto, -- own, belong in a book. this is something they can see from an idea to an actual product. >> reporter: entrepreneur club was founded by the principal, who wanted to share knowledge of business with the students at her school. >> my teachers and counselors heard the vision, took it and

ran with it. >> this club and what i am doing, it really helps me express, like, my feelings ... and we can, like, learn new things and we can learn how to make money. >> i club is making a difference, not just for the school but long-term for the crossan school community. >> for months, three weeks before school starts, the students come to school early to learn business. >> they have a business plan, they have excited talking to their teammates about what they will build. to watch the synergy and excitement, it's really cool. >> these are elementary kids learning how to be mini-busy people. like on "shark tank". >> months of planning lead up to the main event, "the school business fair". >> they are dressed up, sitting behind the tables and people pass through. >> parents come to the business club, and to see how proud they are to see the products and share it all with their friends and family. >> what i like about the club

is the lifeskills the kids are learning. >> reporter: this morning, gma's celebrating the future ceo's of america, and naming the kennedy c. crossan school club, a ray of sunshine. good morning, america! whoo! >> kim robinson, and the amazing leaders of this club. dr. bright, can we talk about it? curriculum, there's reading and math and science, why is business important to teach? >> at the end of the day, i wanted leaders to be independent, able to start a business and replicate this, to be great human beings and offer services the community needs. >> this gives off a lot of "shark tank" vibes. and, so we had to let our friend know. "shark tank"'s robot robot --

robert herjavec heard about it, he has a special message for you. take a look. >> [soundbite]: good morning, robert herjavec from "shark tank", the gold standard in entrepreneurship; look, quick piece of advice for you. you gotta love what you do. i mean, it's a cliche, but if you "love what you do you will never work a day in your life", the second piece of advice? be great at something, the world does not reward mediocr outcomes. congratulations on the great businesses you are growing and i can't wait to see what impact you guys will make on the world. all of the best! whoo! [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: how amazing was that? the guy from "shark tank"! >> tears in your eyes say it all. but we could not leave this beautiful school, thank you for opening your arms and doors to us. we have a special surprise for

you. our friends at loft and donors, surprise gift of $20,000 dollars to continue this amazing club and whatever else the school needs here. can [ applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> 20,000 dollars! [ cheers and applause ] [ audience oohs ] [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, my goodness, it doesn't get better than this. back to y'all in new york. >> michael: love it. 20,000 bucks. >> whit: got the "shark tank" shout-out and everything! [ laughter ] >> whit: one more celebration. jess, thank you so much, appreciate it. we will be right become! ♪ ♪

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