herself in the mirror for the first time and didn't know what was going on. her human mom shared this video saying winter was excited and somewhat shocked to see her reflection. her husband put a mirror up in his shed, leaving the border collie puzzled about what she was seeing. >> funny enough, that was my face about 30s ago when we went from number three to number six to number five to number four to number six, so that was a live picture of me. we have a gr >> truly the greatest generation. >> good morning, america. for our viewers in the west, memorial day washout. millions of americans on alert after a weekend of deadly weather. ♪ ♪ overnight... a new round of storms creating chaos. since friday, 72 reported tornadoes leaving a trail of role destruction across 12 states, and severe storms killing at

least 18 people. this morning, the new weather threat and whether record heat is expected to soar. >> memorial day mayhem. as millions head home from the holiday weekend, our transportation correspondent, gio benitez, with the best and worst times to hit the road as a record number of americans head to the airport. >> urgent search for survivors. after a catastrophic landslide overseas, with thousands of people feared dead. >> mic drop. what superstar rapper nicki minaj said on stage overnight, one day after getting arrested at the amsterdam airport for allegedly finding marijuana in her luggage. >> search for suspects. the "general hospital" actor shot to death in downtown los angeles. who killed johnny wactor? >> this morning, the tragedy rocking the golf world. young pro golfer star

grayson murray dead at age 30. what his family is saying this morning. >> new warning. after a weekend of deadly rip currents, the most common mistake in the water, and how the flip and float trick could save your life. >> got milk? the indy 500 thriller. josef newgarden becoming the first back-to-back winner in >> and celebrating the man behind the music. >> ♪ supercalifragilistic expialidocious ♪ >> who wrote the soundtrack to our childhood for generations of children. >> ♪ i'm the king of the swingers, oh, the jungle vip ♪ >> from "the jungle book," to "mary poppins," "winnie the pooh," and "it's a small world." this morning, the life and legacy of disney legend richard sherman.

>> announcer: live in times square, this is "good morning america." >> good morning, america, on this memorial day. it's great to be here with rebecca and whit. >> it's nice to be here, michael. it is memorial day as we remember the sacrifice of so many service members for our country. >> and president biden will be at arlington national cemetery later this morning to lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier and deliver an address. >> cannot wait for that, but we begin with dangerous storms threatening millions of americans. at least 18 people in four states killed over the holiday weekend as two dozen tornadoes were reported. mireya villarreal is in hard-hit valley view, texas, for us this morning. good morning, mireya. >> hey, good morning, michael. when people got that tornado warning on their phones, they literally had minutes to decide what they were going to do. many of them ditched their cars right here in the parking lot and ended up in the building you see behind me. more than 100 inside, sheltering

in place. >> cover your head! >> this morning, a closer look at the terrifying moments an ef-2 tornado touched down in valley view, texas, about an hour north of dallas. winds gusting up 135 miles per hour as 200 homes and businesses destroyed, including this roadside gas station which our somara theodore visited shortly after the tornado struck. >> it was here at this gas station where 60 to 80 people ran for their lives seeking shelter, with one survivor describing this as like a scene out of a movie. >> officials confirming this weather system is to blame for at least 18 deaths in four different states. oklahoma, kentucky, arkansas, and texas, where a 2-year-old and 5-year-old were killed. >> in the moments you are on the floorboard, what's running through your head? >> it was scary. the most horrific thing i have ever gone through.

>> the texas governor has declared this area a disaster, and that bump this up to 106 texas counties in the disaster declaration for this season alone, which he says is very concerning, and it is not normal. they are worried, knowing that hurricane season is right around the corner. michael? >> yeah, this is far from normal, mireya. thank you so much for that. the dangerous weather is on the move this morning. brittany bell from our new york station, w wbc, is tracking a threat around the country. >> we are talking about seasonable temperatures ranging from the 60s all the way to around 106 degrees in death valley. but i want to keep in mind, if you have plans on hiking across phoenix, make sure to stay hydrated with temperatures climbing into the triple digits. if you are traveling farther east, get ready for severe storms across the i-95 corridor, a chance for a few showers, too,

across portions of texas. looking at dallas, 94 degrees, and back to southern texas, record heat as possible. we are talking about and excessive heat warning with real feel temperatures approaching 118 degrees. record heat possible again across florida and also for denver, a high of 77 with rebecca? mostly sunny skies. >> all right, brittany. thank you. that severe weather is hitting as millions head home for the holiday weekend. our transportation correspondent gio benitez has the latest and the best times to hit the road. is there a good time? good morning, gio. >> there is a good time and i will get to that in a moment. good morning. there are a lot of people traveling right now. in fact, i want you to take a look at this right now. on friday, the tsa screened more than 2.9 million people nationwide. that is more than right after thanksgiving. it even broke a record, the most people ever screened in a single day in the tsa's 22-year history. airports will be very busy today as people start heading back home. it'll be a lot like friday, so make sure that you give yourself

enough time. so far we aren't seeing too many cancellations. that's some good news. and, of course, tens of millions are traveling by car, and there's a bit of good news for gas prices. the national average hovering at around $3.59 a gallon. the south seeing some of the lowest prices. the best times to drive today, early this morning or late tonight. if you wait until this afternoon between that noon and 7:00 p.m. window, you very well could get stuck in traffic, whit. >> important information. thank you so much. now we turn to the race for the white house. former president donald trump getting booed at the libertarian party convention as closing arguments are set to begin tomorrow in his criminal trial. maryalice parks is in washington with the latest. maryalice, good morning. >> whit, good another big week in court for the former president, and it was a wild weekend for him, heckled and booed while speaking to a crowd he hoped he could win over

a period he came to woo them, but was he came to woo them, but was booed instead. >> i think you should nominate me or at least vote for me, and we should win together. >> [booing] >> former president donald trump addressing the libertarian party national convention this weekend, trying to appeal to their mutual disdain of the federal government. but his supporters clashing with the libertarian party members. >> i will be a true friend to libertarians in the white house. >> [booing] >> frustrated by the heckling, trump mocked the group that had invited him. >> keep getting your 3% every four years. >> libertarians want small government and expanded civil liberties. members saying trump raked up national debt and continued wars abroad. >> donald trump is not a libertarian, because donald trump is an authoritarian who doesn't believe in the rule of law, doesn't believe in the constitution, doesn't believe in individual rights. >> the biden campaign writing in a statement, "donald trump says his republican party is the party of freedom, but tell

that to the women who have had the freedom to make their own health care decisions ripped away." like other third-party candidates, libertarians have been spoilers before and could be again, especially when so many voters say they are not excited about either trump or president biden. now, robert f. kennedy jr. also made a play for the libertarian party nomination, but fell short. he was actually eliminated in the first round of voting. instead, the libertarian party nominated chase oliver, a 39-year-old from atlanta, georgia. he told me he would cut off military aid to israel and be a messenger for those seeking a cease-fire. whit? >> yet another factor in his campaign. maryalice, while we have you, back to former president trump in the case. special counsel jack smith now asking for a gag order. >> yeah, that's right, whit. he said trump's recent comments online have posed a risk to law enforcement. trump has been making this false and really incendiary claim that biden's doj authorized the use of deadly force in that raid at mar-a-lago.

in fact, newly unsealed court filings show boilerplate language that fbi agents had to follow standard operating procedure, whit. >> maryalice parks, thank you. michael? >> thank you, whit. overseas now to a deadly israeli air strike in the gaza city of rafah that killed dozens of civilians. britt clennett has the latest from israel. good morning, britt. >> good morning, michael. dozens of people killed or injured in an explosion in rafah which the idf says is the last hamas stronghold. overnight, deadly strikes at a refugee camp in western rafah. at least 50 killed, according to action aid u.k. they say israeli fighter jets launched eight missiles at makeshift shelters, quickly becoming a flaming inferno, strikes hitting the area which the idf had previously designated as a humanitarian zone, horrifying images as the displaced living in this camp attempt to put out the flames, trying to save anyone they can.

the idf claims they killed two senior hamas officials in the strikes, also saying they are aware of several civilians in the area that were harmed. this comes hours after hamas fired rockets toward tel aviv for the first time in at least four months. this home on the outskirts of tel aviv with minimal damage. the idf saying the rockets are launched from rafah in an area with a civilian and back to the strikes in rafah, and idf official has just told me the area hit was not a humanitarian zone, despite the claims by hamas. rebecca? >> okay, britt, thank you. we turn now to the urgent search for survivors after a catastrophic landslide in papua new guinea with thousands feared dead. our foreign correspondent, james longman, is tracking the very latest for us. good morning, james. >> good morning, rebecca. more than 2,000 people may have been buried alive in a massive landslide in papua new guinea on friday. that's a new number from the

office of national disaster. really difficult to get a good idea on numbers, because it is such a remote location, but the search and rescue operation has begun. that is dangerous, because the earth is still moving. water is still rushing underground. this is an incredibly dangerous situation for them. heavy machinery moved in late sunday night, but until then, people were digging with their bare hands trying to find survivors through something like 6-8 meters of mud. more than 150 homes have been swept away, and farmland, as well. now, two survivors were found today. a couple deep beneath that mud, their cries for help were heard and they were saved. but there are other survivors perhaps underneath the mud. the race is on to get to them, but this is a catastrophic situation for the people of papua new guinea. michael? >> it sure is, james. thank you for that. now to the tragic death of 30-year-old pro golfer grayson murray. an outpouring of support this morning. will reeve has the latest for us and what his family saying.

good morning, will. >> good morning, michael. this has sent shock waves through the golf world. murray was playing in a tournament on friday and withdrew near the end of his round. he was found dead the next day. fellow pga tour players grieving and sharing the memories of their colleague and friend as his family mourns their son. this morning the golf world mourning the tragic loss of professional golfer grayson murray. >> we were so competitive, so competitive out here. we all want to beat each other. and then something like this happens, and you realize that we are all just humans. >> broadcasters announcing the 30-year-old's death during the third round of the charles schwab challenge on saturday. >> such a sad, sad day for the pga tour. >> murray's parents confirming sunday that their son died by suicide, saying in part, "it's a nightmare. we have so many questions that have no answers. but one, was grayson loved? the answer is yes." on friday, murray withdrew from

the second round of the charles schwab challenge, citing an illness. the 8-year pga tour veteran had been open and vulnerable about his struggles with mental health issues and alcoholism, like in this social media post last year. >> it's not easy. me and the people around me that love me, they don't like to see me down. they have been my number one supporters. >> players left speechless upon learning the news. >> obviously it was a huge shock. my heart sank. i hate it. i miss him. >> pga tour commissioner jay monahan saying he spoke to murray's parents, and, "they asked that we continue with tournament play. they were adamant that grayson would want us to do so." >> the honesty, the openness, the willingness to tell his story so others might hear it. i mean, to me, that's his legacy. >> players wore pins on their hats yesterday to honor murray, and in their statement, his parents added, "please honor grayson by being kind to one another. if that becomes his legacy, we could ask for nothing else." and if you or someone you know is struggling with thoughts of

suicide, call or text the national lifeline at 988. >> such a tragedy, will, but i love to hear his parents say be kind. think about that, honor him. >> a beautiful message. >> appreciate it, will. this morning we're honoring the life of disney legend richard sherman, who wrote some of the most beloved songs in hollywood history. really, the soundtrack of our childhood. trevor ault is here now with more on that legacy. good morning, trevor. >> good morning, rebecca. even if you don't know the name of songwriter richard sherman, you definitely know his songs, and i bet your kids do, too. he's one half of the sherman brothers, the minds behind some classic disney hits going back to the 1960s. this morning, the world is singing his songs and singing his praises. >> ♪ supercalifragilistic expialidocious ♪ >> his songs have delighted families for decades. this morning, the world remembers legendary songwriter richard sherman who, alongside his brother, robert, penned some of the most timeless and catchy songs of our childhoods. >> ♪ for a spoonful of sugar

helps the medicine go down ♪ >> the secret of the sherman brothers is a play with expectations in their melody. they will sing -- ♪ a spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down ♪ every time they say "go down," the interval jumps up. i stole that move for a song in "hamilton." when king george goes -- ♪ oceans rise, empires fall ♪ that is a straight sherman brothers move. >> over his 65-year career, richard sherman had 24 gold and platinum albums, earning three grammy awards and nine oscar nominations. >> thank you, academy. >> including two oscar wins. best original score for "mary poppins," and best original song for "chim chim cher-ee." >> ♪ chim chimney, chim chimney, chim chim cher-ee ♪ >> the son of a songwriter, sherman was born in new york before moving to beverly hills and after being drafted to the

military, serving as conductor of the army band. later the sherman brothers were hired by walt disney himself. >> ♪ there's a great big beautiful tomorrow ♪ >> the pair is now believed to be responsible for more motion picture musical song scores than any songwriting duo in history. their work used in unforgettable moments, like "chitty chitty bang bang" -- >> ♪ chitty bang bang, chitty chitty bang bang ♪ >> "the jungle book" -- >> ♪ now i'm the king of the swingers, oh, the jungle vip ♪ >> and "the many adventures of winnie the pooh." >> ♪ winnie the pooh ♪ ♪ winnie the pooh ♪ >> in a statement, disney ceo bob iger says, "richard sherman was the embodiment of what it means to be a disney legend, creating along with his brother robert the beloved classics that have become a cherished part of the soundtrack of our lives." >> walt used to come in on a friday afternoon with my brother, bob, and he would sit down over here and say, "play it." >> ♪ feed the birds, tuppence a bag ♪

>> i would play "feed the birds." he loved that song. >> richard sherman was 95 years old. ♪ ♪ >> and over this legendary career, the sherman brothers wrote for 27 films, 24 television productions. in total, more than 200 songs. i encourage everybody to look at the list, because there's a bunch i promise you have forgotten that will jog your memory and take you right back. >> just listening to ones they did play... wow. >> of course, one after another. it's crazy. >> amazing legacy. thank you so much for that, trevor. coming up, nicki minaj back on stage overnight after getting arrested as she left amsterdam. what she said about the incident. >> plus, the search for suspects after a "general hospital" actor was shot and killed in downtown los angeles. >> and the new rip current warning before you head out to the beach, and the most common mistake that people make in the water. first, let's go back to brittany bell. good morning. >> good morning to you, too. dangerous he does the main

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that's going to be interesting. that's coming up. >> my wife had a big crush on andrew mccarthy. used to, back in the day. past tense. >> if you say so, "used to." >> we will see after the documentary. let's get to the top headlines we are following right now, including the new round of weather creating chaos for millions this holiday weekend, after tornadoes left a trail of destruction across 12 states and severe storms killed at least 18 people. also right now, massachusetts police have identified a suspect in the stabbings of four girls inside a movie theater on saturday. they say 26-year-old jared ravizza is also suspected of stabbing two employees at a mcdonald's later that evening. police said the theater attack appeared to be unprovoked. the four girls between the ages of 9 and 17 years old, and their injuries are not life-threatening. >> also right now, bruce springsteen is postponing more shows on his european tour. the boss rescheduled a show in

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into the netherlands for allegedly carrying drugs. she denies those allegations. ♪ ♪ >> overnight, rap superstar nicki minaj returning to the stage and sharing highlights on instagram of her "pink friday 2" world tour, just one day after her arrest for possession of drugs at an amsterdam airport. >> from the bottom of my heart, thank you for being here tonight. >> saturday, as the 41-year-old was preparing to fly to the u.k. for a concert in manchester, authorities stopping the rapper, alleging they found marijuana pre-rolls in her luggage. >> i'm not carrying drugs. >> okay, but it's not a question. >> i'm not carrying drugs. number one, when i came here, my -- i'm not going in there. i need a lawyer present. >> ♪ i'm a barbie girl ♪ ♪ pink barbie dream house ♪ >> minaj, whose real name is onika maraj petty, live streaming the conversation on instagram, which has since been deleted. >> oh, so i'm under arrest? >> yes. >> but under arrest for what? i'm under arrest for what?

do you know what happened when i came here? >> you have to go inside. >> huh, what did you say? >> can you please stop filming? >> no, i need a lawyer. >> minaj calling the incident and attempt to sabotage the remainder of her tour, claiming that her bags were taken without her consent, writing, "my security has already advised them those pre-rolls belong to him." the multi-platinum artist also pointing out amsterdam's liberal marijuana laws, the dutch police taking the star into custody but later releasing her after charging a fine. her concert in manchester postponed to a later date. >> even countries with lax cannabis policies, i would just say leave the marijuana and even hemp at home. just like nicki minaj couldn't leave the netherlands with marijuana, she also couldn't land in the u.k. with it, either. >> the "super bass" hit maker apologizing to her fans in a

lengthy post on x, saying, "please, please, please accept my deepest and most sincere apologies. they sure did know exactly how to hurt me today but this too shall pass." >> while amsterdam has gained a reputation as a destination spot for marijuana, the drug remains illegal in the country, though it is decriminalized for personal use. nicki minaj has a couple more performances in the u.k. scheduled for this week. >> know before you go. >> absolutely. okay, stephanie, thank you. we turn now to the "general hospital" actor shot and killed on an l.a. street, and the search for suspects this morning. zohreen shah has the latest. good morning, zohreen. >> rebecca, just a very disturbing story. johnny wactor was a soap star and, like many actors, he had a side gig, and that's where he was coming from when his life ended due to what appears to be a random act of violence. this morning an urgent hunt for suspects after the killing of former "general hospital" star johnny wactor.

>> when we were together, sasha, i wasn't thinking about anything other than just you and me. >> wactor, best known for his role as brando corbin on "general hospital," was shot and killed in downtown los angeles saturday night. the 37-year-old was walking to his car with a female colleague after finishing his shift at level 8, a popular rooftop bar. according to police, when he arrived at the parking lot, he found three people huddled around his vehicle. authorities say he initially thought the car was getting towed, but the group was in fact trying to steal the catalytic converter. that is a car part that has become a common target for thieves across the country because of its valuable metal components. witnesses say, before wactor could even confront the thieves, one opened fire, all three then speeding off in another car, wactor dying a short time later. >> that's your decision. i respect that. >> in addition to daytime tv, he was also a familiar face on prime-time tv, having appeared on "criminal minds" and "ncis." >> i told you, i have no idea.

>> overnight, "general hospital" put out a statement praising wactor, writing, "he was truly one-of-a-kind and a pleasure to work with each and every day." his mother speaking to abc news, saying, "there are not enough words to tell what a beautiful soul he was. there is a very large hole on our hearts and johnny's tv wife, sofia mattson, says he was the absolute best, so genuine, so caring, so humble. his mother also adding she hopes the suspects are caught and that there is justice for her son. >> zohreen shah with that sad news this morning. thank you. we turn now to an abc news exclusive with the pennsylvania father who was released this weekend after being detained in turks and caicos. bryan hagerich was arrested in february for possession of ammunition. he was facing 12 years in prison. he and his wife, ashley, spoke

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good morning, erielle. >> hey, good morning to you, michael. you know, 80% of life guard rescues are due to rip currents. experts say they can happen at any beach where there are breaking waves like where we are. and lifeguards tell us it is vital to heed the warnings, like flags like this one that say no swimming, and also knowing what to do and what not to do can save lives. this morning, as millions head to the beach this holiday, a summer warning about how to stay safe from a life-threatening danger in the water. >> we have this really, really rough water, very strong rip currents. >> officials say roughly a dozen people rescued from a series of strong rip currents in galveston, texas, this weekend. a 26-year-old tourist from louisiana, and a 19-year-old from houston did not survive. and, just last week, three good samaritans rescuing this teen, exhausted in a florida rip current. >> the kid was going under water numerous times. i yelled for him to swim to me. >> seth stern and two others

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>> cover your head! >> this morning, a closer look at the terrifying moments an ef-2 tornado touched down in valley view, texas, about an hour north of dallas. >> in the moments you are on the floorboard, what is running through your head? >> it was scary. the most horrific thing i have ever gone through. >> winds gusting up to 135 miles per hour as 200 homes and businesses destroyed, officials confirming this weather system is to blame for at least 18 deaths in four different states. oklahoma, kentucky, arkansas, and texas, where a 2-year-old and 5-year-old were killed. the national weather service tells me they believe more than one tornado actually hit this area. they are going to survey the area throughout the day to double check what exactly was hit here. we do know that 106 texas counties are under a disaster declaration. the governor says that is not

normal for this area in these last few months, and they are very concerned with hurricane season right around the corner. >> yep, bracing for that. mireya, thank you so much. and that severe weather hitting as millions head home from the holiday weekend. our transportation correspondent, gio benitez, has the latest and best times to hit the road. gio, good morning. >> hey, whit, good morning again. yeah, a pretty bad storm moved through here, so that's what you want to watch for, because so many people are traveling right now. i want to show you what happened on friday. it was quite record-breaking. the tsa screened more than 2.9 million people across the country. that's more than right after thanksgiving, and the most people ever screened in a single day in the tsa's 22-year history. now, again, airports will be very busy today because people are going to be heading back home. it's a lot like friday, so make sure you give yourself enough time, get to the airport early. so far, even with this weather, we aren't seeing too many cancellations or delays, so that is some good news right now. if you're traveling by road, as tens of millions are right now,

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an example, i found an lg dryer at best buy, it was $849, now it's $549, plus you get a $75 best buy gift card thrown in to sweeten the deal. another big-ticket category, mattresses. a memory foam brand i've never heard of but that is really highly rated on wire cutter as a budget pick is called novilla. a queen at amazon was $349, now it's $240. these big-ticket items are where you want to focus your attention. >> we like that. how about places to stock up now for the future? >> spend to save. you've been paying attention, i like it. you get an a, rebecca. this is all about forward thinking. gift cards. at sam's club and costco you can buy a $100 instacart gift card for $80. at target, if you spent $50 on home care, you get a $15 target gift card on top of that. two other target deals to mention, sunscreen, 20% off. summer clothes, shorts, sandals, swim, all 30% off. >> i'm buying all those 6 and

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of his new book with maria elena salinas, "one year in uvalde: a story of hope and resilience." and the new documentary, "print it black." good morning to you. you mentioned how much time you spent there in uvalde with the families. you had a chance to really get to know them. can you tell us how they are doing now? >> it is still a struggle. it's hard to believe it's been two years now. but they spent a bit of resolution last week. 19 of the families reached a settlement with the city of uvalde for $2 million. but they still don't feel they have all the answers they need, they want accountability, so they are suing the state and the federal government because there were 150 federal agents who responded to robb elementary. they are suing the manufacturer that made the ar-15-style rifle. they are suing social media, instagram, and the company that makes "call of duty," the video game, that these families argue trains and desensitizes young adolescents who commit

these crimes. >> i'm sure the families' pain will never go away. two years, but it'll never go away. now you have the new abc news live documentary, "print it black." it tells it from a different perspective, from the local news perspective. >> it's a story about this little town newspaper, small, only eight reporters, and how it grapples with not only covering the tragedy in their backyard, but also mourning, because it seems like everyone at the paper knew somebody who passed away in that tragedy. we call it "print it black" because the day after the shooting the staff decided to put a blank slate, a black slate on the front page. no pictures, just a black slate with the words "may 24th, 2022." >> let's take a look at a clip. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i have covered child homicides before. i have requested autopsies.

and now my daughter's autopsy will be made public one day. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> there's a butterfly on the butterfly. >> that is kimberly rubio and her husband, felix. they lost their 10-year-old daughter that day, lexi. but both were called into action. >> she was a reporter. can you imagine when the call comes in? everyone's trying to cover the story. so she runs barefoot at one point to robb elementary. her husband, felix, is a sheriff's deputy. he was off duty that day. he throws on his uniform and goes because they needed reinforcements. but because it took so long for those law enforcement officers, 376 of them, to take down the shooter, it was hours before they knew that their daughter, lexi, was among the victims. >> and you and your colleague,

maria elena salinas, you wrote a book about your year in that community. "one year in uvalde: a story of hope and resilience." those families, they really show a lot of resilience in their fight for justice. >> we did a whole year there, we spent it with producers and reporters and camera crews, and we wound up producing almost 300 stories during that year, mike. and then we also did five documentaries, including this one, which tells the story about the small town newspaper. it was just amazing, the way that community came together, and the way that newspaper wound up having to cover it. in many ways, it is inspiring, because the families are now politically active. they took heart ache and turned it into activism. and some are running for political office, staging protests, staging marches. kimberly rubio ran for mayor. the uncle of one of the other

victims was just elected to the school board last week. so, in many ways, as heartbreaking as this tragedy is, it is still inspiring in some ways. >> what is your biggest takeaway? >> well, again, the people, and how inspiring they are, and how, through all the heartbreak, they have turned it into a positive and they are trying to change gun laws and they are doing all they can to, again, keep the memory of their children and those two teachers alive. >> and thank you, john, for keeping it alive, as well. we appreciate you, as always. you can see "print it black" tonight at 8:00pm eastern on abc news live and on hulu. let's go to brittany bell. >> first i want to start by showing you this video of intense hail coming down near ballwin, missouri. so intense, it is knocking over tree branches and even some leaves in the background. that severe threat now pushing

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becky, good morning once again. let's rock 'n' roll on this one. summer clothing sales. what are you finding? >> well, whit, let's rock 'n' roll indeed, because one thing i know, people love to shop for summery clothes on memorial day. clothes, shoes, those discounts are all over. j.crew has 40% off everything online. the gap has 50% off of t-shirts, shorts, tanks, summer dresses. old navy has 50% off of almost everything. also, i love jcpenney for summer basics. they have 30% off with the code "memday." for example, i found a pair of men's big and tall shorts marked down, they were $50, now they are just $20. let's move over to those kicks. adidas has 30% off of everything with the code "summer." dsw has a lot of cute sneaks on sale. the nike court visions are $59, they were $80. i like these because they look like air force ones, just a

little lower, but they are cheaper. cole haan has 50% off a bunch of items and a big sale on some summer shoes. they have the original grand sandals, the footbed is like sneakers. super comfy. were $160, now $99. clearly i am a sneaker head and a shoe person here. >> you got some in the studio, as well. for those who like the great outdoors, what items are you finding on sale? >> okay, gear for summer fun. rei having their biggest sale of the year. i found this super affordable camp stove, it was $69, now it's $41. outdoor furniture, you are going to see some discounts. the most discounts come at the end of summer, but you need it in the summer, so a four-piece outdoor seating set at bed bath & beyond was $778, now $217. that's a really good discount. summer toys, walmart has an inflatable paddleboard. it was $599, now it's $224. with all that money you save, you may want to buy an air compressor, because blowing

those things up is no joke. >> that's absolutely true. all right, mattresses. we are seeing commercials all over the place. is this the right time for bedding, though? >> absolutely. mattresses, bedding sales, lots of good ones out there. let's get to sheets right away, macy's has a high thread count sheet set that has been running about $102, now $49, and the bodipedic contour gel pillow was $76, and now $30. mattresses should only be purchased on these sales weekends. we will see another opportunity on labor day and black friday. if you need one right now, sealy has a cooling memory foam option called the chill mattress. it was over a thousand bucks and now it's just $699. >> great info there. let's talk about tech.

as we look to future deals, amazon prime day coming up, can you get a good deal right now? >> is "meh" an appropriate answer? [laughter] yeah, kinda. they'll get better around prime day, and back to school. lowest around black friday. but if you have to have it now, maybe as a graduation present or father's day gift, there are some discounts. let's start with a four-pack of apple air tags. they were $99, now $79. that's at walmart, best buy, amazon. you will see that deal everywhere, but it won't last. also, if your laptop has died and you just have to replace it asap, dell has a code that takes 10% off of any products with amd processors. so, yeah, meh. there is some good stuff out if you need it now. >> i appreciate the father's day shout outs. everyone can prep and get ready and get dad something nice. thank you, becky. we appreciate it. >> super dads on set, we love

you guys. >> thank you, becky. you can shop using the qr code at the bottom of your screen right there, and for even more memorial day deals you can head to goodmorningamerica.com. >> all right. now to our celebration of asian american native hawaiian pacific islander heritage month, and the diverse group of beauty moguls behind the biggest makeup products that embrace every face. reena roy is here with that story. good morning, reena. >> hey, rebecca, good morning to you. we always see influencers dropping their skincare and makeup routines, sharing the latest must-haves with their followers. many of today's most viral products are coming to us from increasingly diverse founders who are striving to make sure there is something out there for just everyone. >> this shade specifically, she definitely is that girl. >> like after like, share after share. >> are you kidding me? do you see this concealer snatched under my eye? >> social media is taking influencing to a new level. with one in four people on tiktok buying a product after seeing a review, and 81% of those sales in the beauty and health space.

>> eyeliner is one such thing that every gender in india wears. >> experts say one reason behind this beauty boom is inclusivity and cultural connection. >> the fact that there are different beauty founders and that they are so visible today, and you can really connect directly with them through social media, has been so valuable. >> this brand, mango people, was founded by a fellow brown girl, so she gets it. >> makeup brand mango people making the rounds on social media with this multi-stick that can be used on everything from cheeks and eyelids to lips. chemical engineer turned ceo sravya adusumilli starting the company in the basement of her parents' home after struggling to find shades that matched her skin tone. the makeup line inspired by the ancient indian system of ayurveda, one of the world's oldest holistic healing practices. >> even to this day, if you read like a our ingredient list, it reads

like a grocery list, and it's filled with fruits and vegetables, and you can probably find a lot of them in your kitchen. >> one/size beauty ceo patrick starrr also no stranger to going viral. >> every time i go to sephora and try looking for this thing, it was sold out. >> the on 'til dawn mattifying waterproof setting spray so popular that one unit is sold every 12 seconds. >> i think it held up pretty well. >> the thing that i think causes your very eyes and beyond the products stars.and personal story shining through to his massive audience. >> i'm just so proud to be part of a of a movement where we can feel represented. i never saw any filipino gay beauty brand person be seen on tv or on on my

screen, and now we're seeing so many types of different cultures represented. >> and if you are interested in those brands we just mentioned, we've got some shoppable items on our website. great way to support them. and of course, never a bad idea to refresh that makeup and skin care cabinet, especially as we head into summer. >> sounds good to me. thank you reena. thanks and we are stepping into the matrix with carrie-anne moss live coming up next. stay with us. >> gma's surprise people across the country helping find thousands in unclaimed money. >> this really is a big check. yes >> and wednesday morning we're at it again. that's incredible. because nothing's better than hearing you say, show me the money on good morning america. the sisters of nicole brown simpson. >> how do you live with 30 years of rage and heartbreak? >> their first tv interview in 30 years. >> our top story, the death of o.j. simpson. >> does it change anything for you? >> starting tomorrow morning on gma, i experienced a lot of

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east bay, temperatures. right now we are in the 50s for the most part, and we will find increasing sunshine throughout the day. walnut creek looking lovely this morning in the east bay we'll have that sunshine poking out closer to 9:10 a.m. across the city. we'll find brighter skies closer to lunchtime. it's a warm afternoon. today is the warmest day of the holiday weekend. it's also breezy later today. by 4 p.m, we'll have those winds about 15 to 25mph. kumasi >> thanks, drew. we'll have another abc seven news update about 30 minutes. you can always about 30 minutes. you can always >> announcer: welcome back to "gma," live from times square. >> you know our next guest from playing trinity in "the matrix" series. now carrie-anne moss is taking her action skills into a galaxy far, far away, starring in the upcoming series, "star wars: the acolyte." carrie-anne moss, thank you for being here.

the show's creator said this is trinity with a lightsaber. >> i'm glad she didn't say that to me, because maybe i wouldn't have done it. [laughs] >> how was it did play a jedi >> how was it to play a jedi master? >> i loved it. i think the energy of a jedi, you know how they talk about that kung fu kind of force field? i love that idea, that we all have this energetic system and these jedis are training to have that energetic system. so that was really interesting. i am a meditator, so that is a concept that i like, if that makes sense. >> tell us about that. for those of us who are big time "star wars" fans, we know about the force, but your creator uses something called force-fu. what is that? >> they had a woman on set who helped you discover the way you would do that, bring that force in.

so they used a lot of kung fu moves, the fighting is all really based in kung fu, and then just finding your way of doing the force, i guess. i just trusted that i would know, but i did have some help by a dancer. they bring a dancer in to just show you how it feels through your whole body. >> wow, okay. some choreography to it. >> you certainly figured it out beautifully. let's take a look at a clip. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> who trained you? ♪ ♪ >> "who trained you?" so good! and you have three kids. >> i do. >> what do they think about mom

fighting in "star wars?" >> yeah, they are pretty excited. at this point in my career, if i can thrill my kids, it is exciting for me. i love them so much. so they are really rooting for me and they are so supportive. and they love "star wars." >> a lot of us love "star wars." we grew up watching "star wars." did you grow up watching "star wars?" >> you know, i remember going to the "star wars" movie. remember when we used to stand in line and there were lineups around the block for a movie? which i think of as some of the most fondest memories of my childhood. so, yeah, i did when i was a kid, but as an adult i haven't been watching the shows, but my husband and my kids do. so i'm always hearing about it. so, when i found out i got this, they were so happy. >> love that. the whole family, thrilled. can we talk about "the matrix" for a little bit? >> sure, of course. >> 25 years since the film debuted. how did that change your life? >> it completely transformed my life. obviously, careerwise, it gave me opportunity, put me on the map on another level that i

wasn't at before that, but more moreso it impacted me internally. going through the process of working through that, and training, and doing things that were very difficult, and getting to know keanu and laurence and hugo and the directors, having these relationships, it grew me, if that makes sense. >> and there is so much training involved in all of this. you are really drawn to this kind of performance and work. >> i love it, i do. >> what do you love about it? >> i love the mind of an athlete. i love being challenged physically. i love thinking i can't do something, and having to find a way through. i mean, earlier i said i am a meditator. that is just, like -- i love going within my mind and overcoming things. like, i love athletes that do that, any human being that's able to do that. >> perfect for a jedi. >> there you go, i guess i was born for it. >> you mentioned there was a dancer who helped you find your energy and the way you did it. but, watching the fight scenes,

it is like dancing. serious choreography. >> it is, and it's telling a story. like, i love action so much, because it is telling a story with your body. i think i have really learned the mastering of that, or seen the mastering of that, watching keanu do "john wick." his action is so profound and so deep and so rich in storytelling. so i'm very drawn to that. how do you tell a story with your body? and with your energy? >> how many takes does that take? >> it takes a lot of takes. >> well, we appreciate you being here giving us your take, because we can't wait to see this. "star wars: the acolyte" debuts tuesday, june 4th, with the first two episodes exclusively on disney+. carrie-anne moss, thank you for being here with us. next, your first look at robin's new documentary on the heroes of world war i. we'll be right back with more "gma."

♪ ♪ >> back now with your first look at a new two-part documentary series and time for this memorial day. the executive producer is none other than our own robin roberts. "the great war" sheds new light on the complex history of how america entered world war i. you will meet the heroes who helped change the course of history. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

>> by 1917, the allies are just a few steps away from losing this war. >> it's american history never before seen in history channel's "the great war." >> there was a feeling that the bravery of american boys would turn the tide. >> the two-part documentary set between 1917 and 1918 retells how the u.s. reluctantly entered world war i and emerged a global power. >> i can't be a hero if i stay around here. >> produced in partnership with my production company, rock'n robin productions, and through archival footage, expert interviews, and cinematic recreations, the heroism of 20th century soldiers is brought to life. the story of general pershing, horace pippen, michael alice, and henry johnson as these four stories that anchor around the

entire four hour storytelling series, it all made sense and came together. >> henry johnson of the harlem hellfighters fought off 40 germans. >> henry johnson, part of the african american regiment known as the harlem hellfighters, earning france's highest battlefield award despite facing extreme adversity. >> hard-hitting henry johnson. we all talk about what you did out there. we can't wait to make our mark just like you. >> we've all got to do our part. it sounds like i inspire you to do yours. >> these brave men helping change course to prevent the collapse of the allies. >> we want to win this war. there's no room for mistakes. >> now credited for their immense contributions. >> at that time, america had never fought in a war of that nature. so it was like a hail mary. today we wouldn't be sitting

here with the world as we know it had germany won. >> i look forward to seeing that. "the great war" premieres tonight at 8:00 p.m. on the history channel. now we go to brittany bell for a check of the weather. >> a gloomy morning after a really nice weekend. the weather will continue to go downhill as we head into this afternoon. here's a look at your memorial day forecast. really messy weather across the i-95 corridor. even atlanta, current active severe thunderstorm warnings that could cause some delays. high temperature around 83 degrees. and south across houston, 96, dangerous heat possible. you could have heat index temperatures approaching 115 degrees. very hot day on tap for you. now >> may is mental health

awareness month, and one father is honoring his late son's legacy and love of hockey with a small gesture of kindness that can make a big difference. >> moments rob thorsen will forever cherish. a hockey dad cheering on his son, hayden, in-goal. >> it was his passion for certain. he was really good at it. you know, he was on his path. >> but hayden died by suicide at the age of 16. in his honor, his family creating the ht40 foundation, a combination of his initials and jersey number, and launching what they call the shoulder check, inspired by the kind of kid hayden was. >> he was a hand-on-the-shoulder guy. he wanted people to feel comfortable and welcome. he was the guy that made it a point to check on everybody else. >> the shoulder check initiative getting its name from one of hayden's greatest loves, hockey. >> that is what led to this entire idea we are building with

the shoulder check. it really is just to continue to do what he did his entire life, you know? >> the project putting vulnerability and connection first. >> reach out! >> reach out! >> check in! >> check in! >> make contact! >> make contact! >> during a time the surgeon general calls an epidemic epidemic of loneliness. >> life is not an individual sport. it is a team sport. and so, if one member of the team is not doing well, the whole team is likely to suffer. everyone needs a friend in life, and shoulder check reminds people that there are people around you to help you. >> as for rob, his goal now, to spread the shoulder check initiative far and wide, leading with kindness and compassion for first. >> we are going to make kindness a contact sport. >> something hayden would have been proud of. >> if a couple years down the road we have just helped in some way to allow people to be a little more vulnerable, that would be a massive success for us. ♪ ♪

>> and the shoulder check initiative has already received support from many pro hockey players and is now being adopted by athletes from colleges across the country, and a middle school pilot program is also underway. if you or someone you know is struggling with thoughts of suicide, please call or text the national lifeline at 988. it is a very important resource. rebecca? >> yes, whit. i love how he said making kindness a contact sport. make kindness a contact sport. we are switching gears now with a look at the trailer for the new abc news studios documentary, "brats," about the brat pack, the young stars who dominated pop culture in the '80s. "brats" was directed by andrew mccarthy, one of those young stars, and premieres right here on hulu on june 13th. take a look. ♪ ♪ >> if you were coming of age in the 1980s, the brat pack was near the center of your cultural awareness.

but, for those of us experiencing it from the inside, the brat pack was something very different. ♪ ♪ on june 10th, 1985, "new york magazine" published "hollywood's brat pack." i just remember seeing that cover and thinking, oh, [bleep]. ♪ ♪ from then on, my career and the career of everyone who was involved was branded through the brat pack. >> i'm really sorry that article had to come out. >> i've never talked to anybody about what that was like. so i thought it might be interesting to try and contact everyone who is in the brat pack. >> hey, emilio estevez, this is andrew mccarthy contacting you. hey, ally. hey, demi. hey, molly. let's call rob. judd? >> you around? >> you haven't talked about the brat pack for years. >> i turned everything down. >> how come you're talking to me?

>> because you called me. it was time to meet and clear the air of a couple things. >> i hated the brat pack for decades. >> what a [bleep] disaster. >> if you could have the brat pack name not exist, would you? >> hmm. >> it really irritated me. they said, what's more important to you, the movie or your life? and i said, the movie! >> andrew... >> [laughs] ♪ ♪ >> have you talked to the others? >> "the others." again, it feels like a cult or something. >> ♪ won't you come see about me ♪ >> why did we take it as an offense? >> because it's called a brat! >> because we were young. >> we were afraid we were brats! >> are you in the brat pack? >> i am brat pack adjacent. >> i am not in the brat pack. ♪ ♪ >> i had a crush on you back in the day. >> you did not, andrew. no, you did not. >> being in the brat pack changed not only our lives, but what entertainment is. i'm not going to say we were the beatles or anything. >> well, we didn't sell out shea stadium. >> we could have!

1985? i think we could have. >> ♪ hey, hey, hey, hey ♪ >> what are you filming? >> we are just doing this documentary. >> what's it about? >> ancient history. >> ♪ i'm a veteran of 23 years. i served three overseas tours.

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>> we are back now and firing up the grill for memorial day with chef, restaurateur, and best-selling author tyler florence. he has a new cookbook called "american grill." goes on sale tomorrow, and he's here to share some recipes to raise your barbecue game. tyler, always great to see you. happy memorial day. >> you, as well. thank you so much. good to see you guys. i so appreciate it. look at my cookbook in times square! >> you did it! >> here we go! "american grill." >> you have 17 cookbooks. this one is focused on grilling. why? >> exactly. when i cook at home, this is what i do. my family knows exactly what i'm

talking about. i fire up the grill. morning, noon, or night, rain or shine, i love to grill. >> you are the grill guy. >> i am the grill guy. and i think a lot of people out there love the backyard cooking experience, so this book will be for you this summer. "american grill: 125 recipes for mastering outdoor cooking." we are going to be making chicken paillard. >> this smells amazing. chicken paillard, for people who are not familiar, it sounds fancy but it's actually pretty simple. >> "paillard" just means slice thin and grill it. and traditionally, when you say chicken paillard, it is usually chicken pounded really thin like this or sliced thin, which is a fantastic technique inside the book. a little bit of olive oil, put on the grill, cook for maybe 3-4 minutes on each side because it is so thin. it cooks really quickly, stays nice and juicy, and you get that delicious charred flavor. >> and you are serving it with a

beautiful salad with some fennel in it. >> i will hand you those tongs so you can flip our chicken while we do this. you can build this chicken paillard with just about anything. on my particular recipe inside "american grill," we start out with fresh arugula and then we will add fennel to this, it is a nice crunch. it might be an unexpected ingredient, but i love the fresh flavor, a slight anise note to that, almost like a licorice note. it's really delicious. >> i love the grapefruit you're putting in for a little citrus. >> a vitamin c pop, the acidity from the grapefruit is really great. now we are going to start adding some other delicious salty flavors to this. we've got green olives, which are delicious. we have got some tomatoes, those are starting to pop right now. >> perfect timing for summer. >> exactly. got a little caper for a salty pop, too, and some feta cheese. >> and this is interesting, too. you top it off with some chive oil? >> yep, chive oil. it's just -- are you ready for this? chopped chives in olive oil. boom, couldn't be more simple than that.

>> wow, even i can make that. >> so that's a simple dressing. i'm going to let you -- what we will do is take this brush here and finish the chive oil. see this? and now you start to lick the chicken. >> oh, beautiful! >> now we're talking! >> the whole studio is getting in on it. >> i love the sizzle we can hear over here. there's a lot of potato salad fans here today. >> oh, right here. >> you obviously love your mother-in-law, because you named one after her. >> so, big shout out to marjorie clark, she's in marin county, california, where we live right now. i think this is the greatest potato salad recipe. it is her recipe. i made a few tweaks to it, i capers in mine so it's not traditional-traditional, but i call it marge's potato salad. it starts with yukon gold potatoes, halfway you add the eggs to it. the eggs get tossed in here, and another great way to do this is with a box grater. >> smart.

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