>> whit: good morning, america. it's our second hour. flash flood threat in south florida. drenched by 20 inches of rain. the damage to water-logged cars and homes as severe weather hits the northeast. plus, the growing cross country heat wave, our weather team tracking it all.

>> gio: the royal return. princess kate's first public appearance since her cancer discovery. celebrating king charles and joining the royal family. we are live from london with the latest. ♪ school's out for summer ♪ >> janai: and our "gma" cover story. avoiding the summer slide. helping kids overcome learning loss and the changes while school is out. parenting expert erika suitor joins us with her tips. ♪ don't you forget about me ♪ >> whit: we're going back to the '80s, talking movies dad will enjoy this father's day weekend as the brat pack makes a comeback. the documentary making its debut and what the famous young stars of the '80s are saying about coming of age in the spotlight. ♪ go big or go home ♪ >> gio: it's father's day weekend and this morning we are celebrating the man behind the real dad's network. why he made it his mission to serve others and, of course, we have surprises in store as we

say "good morning america." ♪ then we lost control ♪ >> janai: good morning, america. it's not father's day just yet. we have a day. >> gio: yeah. >> janai: it's father's day weekend. >> whit: you can celebrate the whole weekend as far as i'm concerned. >> janai: well daddy do say over here say we're celebrating here. and coming up john krasinski what he's saying about fatherhood and his message for all the evincredible dads who p all the work in. >> whit: the work here and at home. get to that honey do list as soon as possible, honey. we're also following the weather. we have that severe weather happening across the east coast. down in florida, more days of rain, they had more than 2 feet of rain. we'll have more on that coming up. >> gio: terrible situation happening there.

we are going to begin with king charles undergoing cancer treatments. he's attending the trooping of the colours, honoring his birthday. and princess kate also battling cancer appearing in public for the first time in months. let's go to lama hasan in land following it all. lama, good morning again. >> reporter: good morning to you, gio. we saw all the royals gathering on the balcony here. among them of course princess katherine making her first public appearance since a cancer diagnosis. the pomp and pageantry is on full display today, despite the rain. trooping the colour is one of the most important days on the royal calendar. it's a chance to celebrate the king's birthday and the family to get together. kate looking stunning in white, front and center with her children prince george, princess charlotte and prince louie, riding in a carriage. the crowd buzzing with

excitement, the king taking the royal salute on horse back, he's only just recently returned to public-facing duties and like his daughter-in-law he is also having cancer treatment. the royal family then appearing at the famous balcony behind me, taking in the cheers from the crowd below and the roar from the royal air force flight path which you can probably hear. whit sncht? >> whit: lama, thank you so much. great to see king charles and princess kate looking well at the ceremonies. while king charles -- >> janai: yes. >> whit: we have to get that he's now king charles. his real birthday is november 14th. the monarch's birthday is celebrated at trooping the colour, which we mentioned there. so let's bring in victoria murphy. it is great to have you. we saw the princess joining the royal family publicly really the first time we've seen that since announcing her cancer diagnosis. what was the crowd's response? >> reporter: good morning. yes, there's been an incredible reaction from the crowd this morning. there's been big cheers. i had people shouting god save the king.

huge cheers for kate as she came by in a carriage. we should point out there's a full and prominent antimonarchy protest behind me. however the vast majority of the people here are here in joyful celebration. i've been speaking to the crowds and some of the people told me they only decided last night to come down when they found out kate would be making that first public appearance. there's a lot of excitement here to see her today but what people have been telling me i think also a real sense of concern and compassion for her well-being here and people wanting her to know they're here to support her coming back to work, very much on her own terms. >> gio: victoria, what was the significance of this moment? do you think this is a sign we'll see more of her to come? >> reporter: it's a very significant moment because it's the first time we saw her at all publicly this year. however, one thing kensington palace is keen to get across, this does not mark a full return to work. as she said herself, she has

good days and she has bad days. she started to do a little bit of work from home and she's hoping to make some public appearances in the next few weeks. it will very much depend on how she feels. nothing has been officially announced coming up yet. >> janai: and victoria, obviously today the celebration of the troops for the king's birthday but obviously with kate being there, so much of the attention is on her, but he is set to get back to his schedule. what is the sentiment? >> reporter: exactly, yes. we must remember that we have two members of the royal family being treated still for cancer. the king has been back in the public eye for several weeks now. he has been quite busy. he was very prominent at those d-day we had not long ago.

there's a question mark over both of their timetables. but today we were able to come together and have them both on the balcony for this real kind of moment of joy and it's what's been a difficult few months. >> janai: this was our first time seeing all three of the children in a while also. >> reporter: yes, you are absolutely right. first time to see them all together for some time. i think there's always a lot of excitement about seeing the royal children on the balcony at trooping the colour and to see them up there today, interacting, it's a really nice moment. it's a really special moment. >> janai: louie always putting on a show. victoria, thank you so much for joining us. look at them all on the balcony. turning back home to the catastrophic flooding in florida. as residents are still under a flood watch, abc's faith abubey joins us from miami with more. good morning again, faith. >> reporter: good morning, janai. there's a break in the downpours right now but you can see behind me this road is covered in water. we're seeing some big trucks try

to get across. one made it across a while ago. there's a vehicle back there that's been abandoned. this entire area was impassable last night. however it looks like the water is starting to recede here. this is not over yet. millions are still under flood watch and several south florida counties are under states of emergencies. this weekend, officials in miami-dade deploying trucks to rescue citizens, the water rendering roads impassable. people seen wading through the water. some areas got over two feet of rain, right now officials are warning residents to avoid flooded areas. but the flood watch that was supposed to expire has been extended through tonight. we're hoping this will be over for residents soon. homeowners are weary, they're ready to get back home and assess the damage. gio? >> gio: and we still see the rain falling behind you. faith, thank you so much. we turn to the faa investigating the frightening plunge of a southwest airlines jet coming within 400 feet of the ocean. the incident happened last april

when, according to bloomberg, the boeing 737 max 8 flying off the coast of hawaii was forced to abandon a landing attempt due to inclement weather. the report citing a memo and saying the first officer inadvertently cut the speed causing the plane to descend. when the warning alarms went off, the captain ordered the first officer to increase thrust and climb back up. the flight landing safely in honolulu with no reported injuries. thank goodness. >> whit: a frightening event there. vice president kamala harris announcing the u.s. will provide $1.5 billion to support ukraine, including new funding to repair the country's energy infrastructure damaged in the war. expand power generation. encourage private sector investment and protect energy infrastructure. harris is in switzerland attending the ukraine peace summit where she's meeting with ukrainian president zelenskyy. coming up here in our "gma" morning menu, we're getting

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>> janai: we're back now with our "gma" cover story and school is out for some for summer. and it's time for some fun in the sun. but how do we avoid a learning loss for kids? parenting expert ericka souter is joining us. always great to have you especially when you're the lime to my lemon this morning. it's important to keep kids on track during the summer months with their learning. why and how do we do it? >> first of all, i should tell

you why it's so important to avoid the summer slide. we found kids are more anxious and stressed when they get back to school and there's learning loss and they don't know where to begin and they feel behind. so it's really important. there's little things parents can do to prep them for the school year. one, you want to keep a schedule, have them get up at 9:30, have breakfast, have something planned whether in the house or out of the house. keep a reading list through the summer, even early readers can take part in it. you can use online education al apps. have your older kids take an online summer course. it can be in cooking, origami, anything they're interested in but keep them most evaluated. and don't ignore the summer outline. do three to five pages a week and it keeps them active and interested in learning. >> gio: i remember when i was a kid i had that deep separation anxiety when i was going to

school for the first time. it's still traumatic because i remember. how do you prepare kids for something like that and to deal with that kind of anxiety? >> there's a lot of anxiety going to camp. not every kid is excited about going to sleep-away camp for five weeks, or even going today camp for the first time. so you want to prep your kids. it doesn't mean you want to take away the hardships, you want kids in uncomfortable situations that are safe where they build up skill sets. but if they're worried about summer camp, ask them what they're worried about. a lot of them are afraid of making friends so you can work together to figure out how to do conversation starters. but you also want to make sure that you communicate everything they'll be experiencing at summer camp. lots of camps have lists of what the day will be like, what the food options will be, what the activities are. make sure that the kids know that. you want to focus on the benefits they'll have. they'll learn new skills.

they will make new friends. they'll have a lot of fun. lastly, you want to model confidence for them. if you're anxious and nervous about their camp experience, they're going to feed off that. then they'll be more anxious and nervous. >> whit: parents never get anxious about these things. >> exactly. >> whit: it will be phenomenon, kids. get in the car. what about the kids staying home while the friends are away, what are things to prevent loneliness and boredom? >> since the pandemic parents are on high alert for loneliness and depression in their kids. they want to make sure they're connected. one of the best ways to do it is find a summer job. don't just say find a job. help be a partner in the process. help with the resume. and encourage them to have an interest or hobby that has nothing to do with their friends, something they can do on their own that makes them feel good about themselves. and lastly find a volunteer opportunity where they can connect with other like-minded teens and do something they care about. >> whit: i like that. that's great. >> janai: and boredom isn't

always bad. >> boredom is not bad. >> whit: i could use a little more of that in my life for sure. thank you so much. we appreciate it always. we want to turn to a famous dad, john krasinski and what he's telling the host of the podcast, "pop culture moms." take a look. >> whether you're lucky enough to be invited to a tea party, that's amazing. it might be playing a card game, asking about their day, walking them to school but the more you can interface with them on a real level where they let you in, and they see you as part of the world rather than that parent who's probably going to make them go to bed early or something, that's the joy of parenting for me. >> janai: listen to the "pop culture moms" wherever you find your podcast. parenting is fun, it's a lot. >> whit: it is a lot, yes. >> gio: i just lean in because i don't have kids. i lean into what it was like being a kid. that's what i contributed. >> janai: there you go. now over to somara where we find the latest look at our weather. >> somara: we have been seeing

videos of flooding out of florida. take a look at what's happening with this deep tropical moisture pulsing through southern florida. and the flood watch is still in effect from fort lauderdale to homestead through this evening. even the lightest rain can prompt flooding there. starting to dry out tomorrow. look at this, though, the water around florida, gulf of mexico, atlantic ocean, water temperatures 4 to 6 degrees above average. this is what hurricanes feast off of. we are

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back now with that timeless advice from ferris bueller. that classic '80s role that made matthew broderick a star. we're talking all thing '80s in "binge this." >> janai: i'm waiting for kool-aid man to kick in a wall. >> whit: the twix commercial. >> gio: you love that. >> whit: first, we're looking at the top headlines we're watching this morning. a texas judge has ordered alex jones to sell his personal assets but rejected a bankruptcy plan for his company info wars. the judge saying it's time for sandy hook victims to get what they're owed. jones owes them $1.5 billion in damages after he called the school massacre in which 20 first graders and 6 teachers killed, a performance by crisis actors. >> janai: park operators in oregon say 20 people were left

dangling upside down on a ride for half an hour on friday. portland fire and rescue rushing in to evacuate the passengers safely. no injuries were reported. >> gio: the u.s. open continues at pinehurst number 2. the 24-year-old swedish pro ludvig aberg is leading going into round 3. he has the second lowest score in u.s. open history by a player in his debut. the number one player in the world, scottie scheffler trails by 10 shots. >> janai: wow. all right. it is time for another rad edition of "binge this." [ air horn ] >> janai: oh, yeah. at least they didn't give us that sound. will ganss is back. let's jump right into it. "fame" was your '80s favorite? >> not only am i back, i'm "back to the future," baby. thank god janai is here. it would be crickets otherwise.

the tony awards celebrating the best of broadway. i'm recommending a mini musical marathon from the spotlight of your own living room. from personal experience, it's a fun team to do. a few amazing musicals were filmed here on stage in new york you can stream them at home. if you want to be in the room where it happens, watch "hamilton" streaming on disney+ and "waitress" the musical. you can stream it on amazon prime video. >> gio: i didn't know that. >> it's so good. wonderful, funny, emotional, and the music is stellar. ♪ i'm going to write you a love song ♪ >> janai: i love sarah. >> that's not in the musical but that's the artist. >> whit: up next, something for fans of john hughes' movies. >> that's right. each one of us is a brain, an

athlete, a princess, a criminal. fans of "the breakfast club" know that line. andrew mccarthy reunited the brat pack. if you can't get enough of them, all of their movies and our favs "ferris bueller" now on hulu to enjoy. >> gio: if you were an '80s bookworm you have a new series. >> yes. i started watching this yesterday. "presumed innocent" is starring jake gyllenhaal on apple plus. it was also a harrison ford movie in 1990 but this series is updated for a modern audience, gripping from the beginning, you have a dead body within the first four minutes of episode one. >> gio: just like we like them. >> though he's the lead prosecutor jake seems suspicious from the jump. >> janai: i got too excited. >> we like it when it's exciting from the start. not necessarily a dead body within four minutes.

gio, whatever works. >> janai: finally, artists of today, give a spin if you love cyndi lauper. >> the pop star is on a trajectory unlike anything we've seen since early lady gaga. she's had some epic festival performances including coachella. despite her album coming out last year, it just hit number one on itunes this week. three songs in the billboard hot 100, the music is catchy, parents i will say give some of the tracks a listen before spinning the jams in front of your kids. the "gma" staff was rocking after her song "hot to go" after our kick ball game on wednesday. harold backstage, his dance moves, impeccable. >> janai: good update to let the parents know to listen first. no one dedicates themselves to pop culture reporting like will. >> thank you. >> gio: he has dedication.

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here with our series summer saturdays. and we have creative ideas to keep the kids busy. the owner of the craft studio, lindsay hughes, is here. good morning. >> good morning, so excited to be here. >> gio: we're excited you're here. henry is here also. you're going to show us this craft you have combining art with science. >> yes. parents are now camp counselors. we have to keep our kids busy. i have great ideas. salt water painting it combines science and art. it's so simple. take your school glue and paint it on this piece of paper, and then you sprinkle some sea salt and let it dry. henry has started watercoloring. you add your watercolor to the salt and it expands the color like magic. >> gio: that is so cool. >> right. isn't it so fun? when they're done they look like summary treats. you can elevate it. add popsicle sticks. >> gio: how fun are these? i love it. >> keeps them busy for a long time, too.

>> gio: thank you, then henry, yaet job. now we have abby and liza here. >> this is so fun and festive and creative. i love this, everyone can get involved making it. so simple. abby is going to show us. we prewet the sponges. that's a great tip to make sure they're nice and damp so they're easy to work with. and a grown up can precut a hole and i did that. i put a marker where the hole is so it's easier for the little ones to craft. go ahead, abby. stick the stick in. nice. these are fun because they're great sensory play for little ones too. they can clean toys with them. but for garland, a great lacing and early sewing activity. go ahead, liza. go corner to corner. nice and easy. eliza is a pro sewer i knew she was perfect for this craft.

>> gio: how fun is that. >> you poke it through. you keep going and layer them and you have this garland. it's fun to hang. you can use it for sensory play. the sponges. good job, liza. >> gio: great job. >> by the end of the show we have a long beautiful garland. >> gio: love that. great job. now we have a relay race. here we have vivian, lily, isabel and elle ready to compete. ready to play? >> are you ready? >> gio: ready, set, go. >> so this is so fun. you make a pile of fun gear, libby has her grass skirt. some leis. they can put them on as headbands or bracelets. they have to race to put it on. hula hoop to the end. go ahead. and once they get to the end of the line, the person flip flops with them and has to put the stuff on, and it makes for such a fun party game. look at them go. >> gio: how fun is that. >> grown ups can get involved. >> gio: they can. >> i love a party with a game.

>> gio: thank you so much. lindsey pierce of the craft studio. thank you so much. thank you for joining us. >> you guys did great. look how much fun they're having. >> gio: so much fun. somara, over to you. >> somara: let's look at that forecast. we're heading to pittsburgh, pennsylvania. may break record temperatures monday through friday. every day in the upcoming week they could break temperatures. look at the temperatures, heat dome expanding into the northeast. triple digit temperatures up to new hampshire. detroit 95 wednesday. >> gio: coming up, we have a secret.

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>> whit: welcome back to "gma." we're celebrating father's day weekend with one deserving dad. his name is derek phillips. i'm talking like this because we have a surprise in store. he has devoted his life to making a difference through his nonprofit real dad's network. he thinks he's here to talk about his work, but, of course, this is "gma" and we have some surprises. so follow me. he's right here. derek, how are you? i'm whit johnson nice to meet you. you are live on "good morning america" right now. >> wow. >> whit: yeah. we have a segment we're going to talk about, but we decided let's have fun with it. >> i'll take it. i'll take it. >> whit: watch your step. we have people who we think you might recognize right over here. [ cheers and applause ]

>> wow. >> whit: derek, come on in, my friend. yes. yes. this is what we do. >> oh, my gosh. >> whit: follow me. come on over. you recognize all these lovely people. we have tears so derek, as this plays out here, we know how much you've done for this community here and the work you've done over the past 20 years. we're talking -- as derek gets the hugs in. derek, you have to listen to this real quick. come with me real quickly. the great dads network, we want america to see how special you are. so let's take a look. >> he always sets time aside to help everybody else be better. he's like the beacon of light everyone runs to. >> whit: derek phillips made it

his life's mission to serve others. >> his purpose is to empower men of color and be there for them and provide resources. and i just love his commitment. >> whit: his nonprofit, real dads network, founded in response to the success on his documentary that shed light on the lack of resources for fathers. >> the more resources we bring fathers like this, the better impression it makes on the children. >> whit: launched continues to champion positive fatherhood providing support and opportunities needed for all men to excel in their role as parents and community leaders. >> all the strength that we need is to ask for help. >> everything we're trying to teach men to do, that's part of derek's journey. he's a living example of someone that can come from, you could say, a broken beginning to a place where he's empowering men. >> whit: now derek is opening

the first fatherhood family center in harlem. the community beyond grateful for his work and dedication. >> thank you for being who you are. thank you for having a dream to want to help fathers. >> derek, this organization has saved my life in a sense of keeping me sane with all that i went through. you stood by my side throughout it all, along with the other brothers of real dad network. >> dad, i want to say to start i love you so much. i could not have asked for a better father to raise my sister and i. my whole life you've always been my superhero and i'm so glad and honored to be your daughter. i just love you so much. >> whit: derek, you've touched a lot of lives, my friend. all these people here. we got the emotions in the studio. what does the community and the folks mean to you? >> it means the world to me.

just walking out here, like, wow. so thanks for the surprise. i mean, you know, it really means a lot to me because this is my life and this is what i do. and to just be appreciated for the work that you do, and sometimes, when we do this work, we don't always get attention. you don't ask for attention. but i do it because of the love i have for my family and the people here with me. >> janai: they have the love for you, derek. we have a few more surprises for you. >> there's more? >> whit: there's more. >> this is enough. >> whit: you have to listen. >> janai: immense telehealth company loves what you're doing and they're donating $5,000. >> wow. [ cheers and applause ] >> gio: and there's more here too. we heard that you're a big "new york times" -- new york giants fan, right? >> wow.

>> gio: there's a giant that wants to send a message to you. take a >> derek, michael strahan here. want to thank you for all the work you do with real dads network. i heard you a huge giants fan, my friend. a huge giants fan but you've never been to a game. how is that possible? so guess what, we are sending we're going to change that, guess what. we're sending you to a game this fall. okay. you're going to love it. you're going to enjoy it. i know you're a good luck charm. let's go giants. >> wow. >> gio: a new york giants game. >> whit: how are you feeling? >> wow. that surprised me, too. >> whit: how are you feeling right now, derek? >> a little overwhelmed. >> whit: a little bit? just a little bit? >> it's really unbelievable. it's really unbelievable. sorry. thank you. thank you. thank you. >> whit: thank you for the incredible work you're doing in the community. you can see it's clear, it

touched a lot of lives. all these folks love you so much. glad you all got up early with us to do this surprise, and it worked. >> gio: what are you going to do with the money? >> what am i going to do with the money? >> gio: yeah. >> the fatherhood center. the fatherhood center is really important to me. we're opening it july 1st. it gives us an opportunity to serve more families and also uplift the community. so i'm really excited about the center. i'm excited about what we're going to be doing for the next 20 years. >> janai: you love not only your family, but so many other families. >> whit: no better way to celebrity father's day for all the dads out there. thank you,

"gma" in your day with "gma" live streaming on abc news live. derek, happy father's day my friend. >> janai: thank you for spending your saturday with us. see you tomorrow. >> happy father's day! [ cheers and applause ]

it's right now, happening today. >> it's elder abuse awareness day and california lawmakers are warning about a growing problem that's hurting seniors in our communities. according to state attorney general rob bonta, older adults lose nearly $3 billion to financial fraud and scams every year here in san francisco, scammers have targeted elders in the chinatown community using culture and language to gain trust. authorities encourage people who witness these crimes to report it to police and adult protective services. kate middleton made her first public appearance in six months. the princess of wales attended the monarch's birthday parade overnight. it's the first time she has appeared in public since last december. she accompanied her three children in a carriage during trooping the color, an annual military parade held in central london to mark the

monarch's official birthday. she also joined king charles, queen camilla and the other senior family members on the balcony of buckingham palace. she is not expected to return to her royal duties. to weather now let's check in with lisa. good morning. >> good morning stephanie. we're looking at a pretty view here from santa cruz. it is 57 low 70s today. we're going to have areas of strong and gusty winds. upper elevations at the coast today 55, san francisco 61 in hayward. and from vollmer peak you can see how clear it is. so all of that wind really mixing out the atmosphere and allowing for some mild numbers to start out. so we're warmer than we were yesterday. but these winds will continue to build throughout the afternoon. right now they're gusting to 24 miles an hour at sfo. and we do have a red flag warning for solano county up through lake county, where relative humidity will continue to drop to the 20% range. so the rest of us will see dry conditions as well, and it will be slightly on the cooler side. we'll talk about that in detail in a few minutes. stephanie >> all right, lisa, thank you. up next, the future of bart, how

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