good morning, america. a flood emergency hitting the heartland. overnight, record floods turned deadly. rising waters shutting down highways. rescue crews rushing to save citizens as 13 reported tornadoes touched down with no signs of slowing down. and a new storm system affecting millions from the plains to the great lakes. plus, the life-threatening heat wave in the southeast. we're tracking it all this morning. memorial day exodus. tens of millions of americans hitting the roads and the skies. a record number of travellers for the long holiday weekend. hundreds of flights already canceled by those storms. will airlines be able to get

everyone where they're going? breaking news, theresa may calling it quits this morning stepping down as britain's prime minister in an emotional speech. what her resignation could mean for the united states. also this morning, war of words. tensions escalating between president trump and speaker pelosi. >> she's lost it. >> i pray for the president of the united states. >> as the battle over the mueller report erupts overnight, the president ramping up the investigation of the investigation and what we're learning this morning about the special counsel's plans to testify. plus, the abc news exclusive. the groundbreaking new program to prevent scenes like this. a police officer taking down a teen with autism. one big city police department using virtual reality to train for delicate situations and putting officers in the shoes of the suspect. the first inside look only on "gma" this morning. and jurassic park roaring for the raptors.

kawhi leonard and toronto coming from behind to beat the milwaukee bucks. now the raptors just one win away from their first nba finals in a showdown with steph curry and the warriors. ♪ get your booty on the floor tonight make my day ♪ good morning, america. great to have you with us on this friday morning. it's great to have you, mr. tom llamas. >> i'm excited to be here. i'm amped up like drake, like drake was last night. >> of course, you can see drake had that massive crowd in toronto hyped up after the toronto raptors beat the milwaukee bucks for the third game in a row to take a 3-2 lead in that series. >> it's going to be a wild one. the warriors are ready. that's not the only party. we are rocking into the weekend. take a look at the crowd in central park waiting for hozier to take the stage and to take us

to church. >> but before we head to the concert we have a lot of news to get to this morning. the severe weather threat is not over for those millions of people in the middle of the country and while the southeast is bracing for dangerous heat ginger is tracking all of that. good morning to you, ginger. >> good morning to you, michael. florida, parts of the southeast for at least a week have been above average. now we're going into record territory. it's all under this big high pressure system. this weekend we're talking about macon or montgomery potentially seeing their first 100-degree temperature in -- ever, in may in recorded history. these are heat indices. 103, the feels like in tallahassee, atlanta should feel like 93. come with me. along the ridge that jet stream that is keeping all the heat there, severe storms and we've already seen them pop in west texas, canadian texas. it's not populated there but will move east to areas much more populated.

we're talking about abilene, oklahoma city up to chicago and grand rapids. kalamazoo, benton harbor or down through kansas city, keep an eye on damaging winds this afternoon and evening and flooding because this comes with that stationary front. check out that rescue in kansas. i think unfortunately, we will see places like the arkansas river keep draining south and see more flooding all the way from the great lakes back into texas and oklahoma. >> a rough week about to get even rougher. ginger, thank you. that weather is causing record floods in the heartland and marcus moore is near the arkansas river in sand springs, oklahoma, with the very latest. good morning, marcus. >> reporter: cecilia, good morning. officials in the tulsa area issued voluntary evacuation orders for people living along the arkansas river mind me. i want you to get a sense of the scale of all this and that torrent of water that is rushing by. officials estimating 250,000 cubic feet of water and that's the keystone dam.

just massive amounts of water and we have seen extraordinary pictures of what this flooding is doing. take a look at this. two runaway barges crashing into a dam farther downstream in muskogee county. that's a sense of how powerful the water is and you heard ginger talking about the rescue in kansas. here's video of that. just a dramatic rescue. a man trapped in his car for ten hours before crews were able to rescue him and bring him back to safety. and back here in oklahoma, some residents who lived here in this area for decades tell me they have never seen anything like this. michael. >> thank you so much. those tornadoes are not letting up. 13 twisters reportedly touching down for another tense night and rob is in jefferson city, missouri. good morning to you, rob. >> hey, good morning, michael. this town, the state capital of missouri, hit hard by a tornado and the power is unimaginable. we're on a car dealership lot

where cars were thrown all over the place. this was the service garage. these industrial lifts weigh about a ton each, ripped out of reinforced concrete. this chevy cobalt was easily over 100 yards away at the other end of the lot. overnight, severe weather battering over half the country. >> there is a tornado right there. >> reporter: the national weather service in baltimore and washington, d.c. confirming an ef-1 tornado touched down in columbia, maryland. down in virginia heavy winds and torrential rains sparking these power lines. in texas, stunning, mammoth tornadoes inundating the plains with no signs of slowing down. >> it's going to hit that home. >> reporter: watch, in less than two minutes this tornado starts in this grassland then it turns to hit the home in the distance crossing the street then heading toward abc affiliate meteorologists chasing it. a similar seen in laverne, oklahoma. >> it is enormous. >> reporter: in missouri, governor mike parson surveying

the damage from above that devastated jefferson city early thursday morning. the ferocious tornado with enough force to knock over this semi and go right into this neighborhood. roofs, tiles, lumber, insulation strewn about, snapping these trees in half destroying people's lives and crossing a major highway miles before it even gets to jefferson city. on the ground we met with the lieutenant governor at this car dealership where 800 brand-new vehicles were thrown in all directions from that ef-3 that saw winds up to 160 miles per hour. >> it's incredible how much heavy damage there is and how nobody died here. >> the only words i can put into it is this was a miracle. >> i would say it was over a half mile wide. i spent time with the owner of this lot. his grandfather started it back in the 1930s and he's grateful it came in the middle of the night instead of the workday with his employees on the lot. that would be a whole other

story if that were the case. >> rob marciano, thank you. we do turn to that breaking news. theresa may stepping down from her position as britain's prime minister, announcing her resignation in front of downing street this morning with this emotional speech. let's take a look. >> i will shortly leave the job that it has been the honor of my life to hold. the second female prime minister but certainly not the last. i do so with no ill will but with enormous and enduring gratitude to have had the opportunity to serve the country i love. >> we hear the tears right there. let's get over to our senior foreign correspondent ian pannell with a major moment this morning. >> reporter: yeah, that's right, good morning, tom. what a morning of high little drama it's been here in britain. just as president trump plans to head this way in just over two weeks for a long awaited official state visit, after months of pressure and

speculation about her future, prime minister theresa may has just announced her intentions to step down but staying in the job until president trump ends his visit. as we saw, it was a highly dignified and at the end emotional and tearful speech. theresa may talked about her legacy, the things she's achieved but i can tell you it is the one major thing she hasn't achieved that she's going to be remembered for, brexit, britain's decision to exit the european union and failure to get a deal. britain is one of america's closest allies and president trump is going to land in the middle of one of the biggest post-war crisis they have ever faced and he indicated his looking for one of the main leading candidates to replace her and everybody will look to see if he weighs in again at such a highly sensitive moment, cecilia. >> we are certainly waiting to see if that happens. thank you. we turn to washington. overnight president trump ramping up the so-called investigation into the investigation ordering intelligence agencies like the cia to fully cooperate with attorney general william barr's

review of how the special counsel investigation started. our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas is in washington with the latest. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: good morning. the attorney general has suspicions about the origins of the russian probe and now he has complete rein by the president to pursue his concerns. last night following a request by barr, the president granted the attorney general sweeping authority ordering the intelligence community to quickly and fully cooperate with barr's review. barr was given authority to declassify any information he sees fit. democrats are crying foul. last night house intelligence chairman adam schiff issues a blistering statement accusing barr and the president of conspiring to, quote, wpize law enforcement and classify information against their political enemies. >> intelligence agencies expected to be mad about this as well. you're learning more about special counsel robert mueller's possible testimony on capitol hill. what are your sources telling you? >> reporter: we're getting more details about why the negotiations for mueller's testimony have dragged out all these weeks. turns out mueller is reluctant to testify.

sources telling abc news he's concerned that a public hearing could descend into a political circus where both sides would try to use him as a pawn for their own purposes. he also, according to sources, believes he would be limited in saying much beyond what is detailed this his report and all this shows how delicate the negotiations are and nadler saying mueller wants to make an opening statement and go into a closed session. we have not heard anything officially from mueller. we don't know whether he will agree to such a deal or simply decline to testify, cecilia. >> okay, pierre, thank you. we turn to the white house and the bitter war of words between president trump and house speaker nancy pelosi. pelosi saying the president needs an intervention. the president calling her crazy and a mess. chief white house correspondent jonathan karl has more. >> she's a mess. >> reporter: at an event to announce tariffs, he

escalated his war of words with house speaker nancy pelosi. >> she's not the same person. she's lost it. >> reporter: he claimed she just doesn't understand the issues. >> they sort of feel she's disintegrating before their eyes. >> reporter: and he defends his own mental fitness. >> i'm an extremely stable genius. >> reporter: pelosi fired back on twitter saying, quote, when the "extremely stable genius" starts acting more presidential i'll be happy to work with him on infrastructure, trade and other things and he accused her of not telling the truth about his demeanor when he walked out of their meeting on wednesday at the white house. >> the president again stormed out and i think, what, first pound the table, walk out the door. i wish that his family or administration or his staff would have an intervention for the good of the country. >> reporter: one by one he called on his advisers to say he was actually quite calm. >> what was my tone yesterday at the meeting? >> very lm. i've seen both and this was definitely not -- [ laughter ] -- angry or ranting. very calm.

>> jonathan karl joins us from the white house. jon, this fight is escalating online and it took a nasty turn with some altered videos being shared? >> reporter: altered videos of nancy pelosi that have been shared on twitter, facebook and youtube. what they do is take real video of pelosi and slow it down to make it appear that she is slurring her words. some of these videos have millions of views. in fact, tom, one of the videos was tweeted out a link to it was tweeted out by rudy giuliani, the president's personal lawyer. giuliani writing in that tweet, what's wrong with nancy pelosi? but the video was fake and giuliani eventually deleted his tweet. >> you really have to watch these videos side by side because some of them are so sophisticated. jon, thanks. michael? >> that is getting nasty. and we are going to talk about the memorial day exodus with nearly 43 million americans hitting the road and the skies this holiday weekend. scott wright from our l.a.

station kabc has a bird's eye view from up in the chopper of what you can expect when you go out. >> michael, the trend has been over the last few years for the commute to start on thursday for the getaway. even at this early hour on the 5 northbound south of los angeles, you can see traffic is at gridlock. they're expecting 1.4 million people through lax. there's a saying here in l.a., it seems like you just can't get there from here. that certainly is the case. sometimes a drive that takes 15 minutes will take you about an hour. the weather is going to be spectacular but unfortunately the drive here is going to be frustrating. cecilia? >> scott, thanks. this could be a rough start to what the tsa is predicting to be a record-setting summer for travel. steve osunsami has more on the potential impact. good morning, steve.

>> reporter: good morning, cecilia. not since 2005 have this many people expected to fly on memorial day weekend. i want you to take a look at what it looks like in atlanta, the regular security lines are long. the precheck security lines are long. there's even a line to get into this place because of construction taking place. an estimated 11.7 million people are expected to fly over this holiday weekend. the tsa has every worker they can get in here working telling us the wait is still only 15 to 30 minutes despite the long lines. weather was a problem in the northeast this morning. only about 109 flights have been cancelled which is actually good news. the top destinations are new york, las vegas and orlando. tom. >> all right, steve, thank you. in the multimillion dollar college admissions scandal, three more wealthy parents expected to plead guilty in the case and linsey davis has more. >> reporter: three wealthy parents, jane buckingham, real estate developer robert flaxman

and jewelry business owner marjorie klapper are all expected to plead guilty today in federal court in a plot that's already ensnared hollywood actresses felicity huffman and lori loughlin. now buckingham, a marketing guru and television personality, will likely plead guilty to mail fraud. >> when your friends tell you to lie on your resume, you 100% do not do it. >> reporter: court documents say buckingham who coached kids on how to find jobs after college allegedly paid thousands of dollars to have an act proctor take her son's exam, even submitting a handwritten sample. her son jack apologized telling "the hollywood reporter," i'm upset that i was unknowingly involved in a large scheme that helps give kids who may not work as hard as others an advantage over those who truly deserve those spots. buckingham allegedly gave thousands of dollars to the scam's mastermind, rick singer who profited by helping wealthy families ensure their children were admitted to the country's top universities. according to new york police,

gregory abbott, one of the parents who pleaded guilty on wednesday, was assaulted by his son at their posh new york week. after the father was allegedly pushed, kicked and bitten. his son now charged with a felony assault. wow. >> the story is getting stranger. >> right. now potentially more charges coming. there are nine students they have subpoenaed records at chapman university. >> thank you. >> far from over. far from over. we turn now to the toronto raptors, just one game away from what would be their first nba finals in a showdown with steph curry and the golden state warriors. superstar kawhi leonard leading the way for the raptors scoring 35 points to win game five against the bucks on the road. they have a chance to close out the series in game six at home in toronto on saturday night and, of course, superfan drake is at hit again, hyping up the crowd in toronto. the guy who is throwing his hands around, drake, getting excited saying after the game, i love toronto, i love this team and we're going to the nba

finals. >> he's not there yet. >> what jersey did he wear? >> he's doing reverse -- he's doing reverse psychology. whoever he roots for, they usually lose. >> i try to watch highlights and all i came up with is drake highlights, him celebrating after the game. >> yeah, he does it all. >> a lot of other news to get to following the -- including the warning about pursuing the perfect picture in dangerous places after another college student falls to her death. that is coming up. oh, yeah, very dangerous. first we go back to ginger with more on the relentless rain. >> alabama to south carolina, talk about extreme heat, look what's happening in flagstaff, arizona. that is snow. a foot and a half above average and had highways hazardous and more rain coming at you especially on this holiday weekend.

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that's coming up in our next hour. first the top headlines we are following this morning. a new storm system affecting millions this memorial day weekend from the plains to the great lakes, plus the life-threatening heat wave in the southeast. that's the big story. we're tracking it all. also a new warning ahead of the holiday weekend, before you fire up the grill, the usda announced a nationwide recall of more than 60,000 pounds of beef possibly tainted with e. coli. the products affected range from ribs to steaks, all the stuff we love. look for an establishment number of 788 on the meat. our crowd in central park is getting hyped up for hozier. can't wait to hear that smash hit, "take me to church." >> all right. but first the new reminder about how pursuing that perfect picture can turn deadly, this after an oregon college student plunged to her death and abc's paula faris has more on this. good morning, paula. >> reporter: good morning. such a tragic story. her boyfriend stepped over a retaining wall at this scenic area on the oregon coast. she followed him where he says she slipped and fell while

taking photos. >> my friend, she slipped. she fell. she fell. >> reporter: this is the panicked call to 911 that michelle casey's boyfriend made after the 21-year-old college student slipped and fell 100 feet from a cliff at this popular scenic beach near portland, oregon. according to police, michelle was taking photos at the time of her fall after investigators say she and her boyfriend climbed over a retaining wall. but her family emphasizes in a statement to abc news, her phone was in her pocket at the moment she slipped from a rock. >> we see people that get up on the reining wall and get on the other side. obviously it's very dangerous. >> reporter: it took first responders over two hours to bring michelle back up and fly her to a hospital where she later died from her injuries. it's the latest reminder of the sometimes deadly consequences of pursuing that perfect picture in dangerous places. earlier this month riley

hamilton fell five stories from a manhattan rooftop reportedly taking pictures at the time. she survived that fall but suffered critical injuries and in april fordham university senior sidney monfries plunged to her death inside this landmark clock tower all while trying to take pictures from the iconic site. in march, a man plunged 1,000 feet to his death at the grand canyon while taking photos. a study revealed 259 selfie deaths since 2011. every month this year someone has either died or been critically injured taking a selfie. a reminder that that picture of a lifetime, guys, it's not worth your own life. >> such an important reminder. paula, thank you. it's a tough one. >> yeah, definitely not worth it. to an abc news exclusive. we got your first look at the revolutionary new way one big city is rethinking policing and gio benitez has more on the virtual training that could help save lives. >> hey, michael, good morning. good morning, everyone. yeah, every day police officers arrive at a scene and have a

slew of questions including whether the person is a criminal or in mental distress. at least one police department is using technology to put officers right there in these scenarios. just a warning, what you're about to see may be difficult to watch. >> what's going on? >> reporter: watch as this police body cam shows an arizona officer approaching a 14-year-old boy on suspicion of drug use. what the cop doesn't realize is he actually has autism. >> i'm okay. i'm okay. aaagh! >> stay down. >> i'm okay, i'm okay. >> reporter: minutes later the boy's aunt arrives. >> he's doing something with his hands. is there something in his hands? >> it's stimming. >> i don't know what that is. >> it's when you have autism. it's nerves. >> reporter: this is what it looks like. he thought the item he was waving, as string might have been drugs. the scene ends on good terms. >> no hard feelings. >> reporter: the police department is defending the actions of the officer but the young man was allegedly left with scrapes and bruises. the family is now suing the city. it's scenarios like this one that are all too common and

sometimes fatal. >> shots fired by police? just to confirm. >> yes, they were. >> reporter: in 2015 a chicago officer shooting and killing this 19-year-old whose family said had mental health issue. >> that incident was a teachable moment. we have to do a better job in providing our officers with the best training that we can so that when they get into mental health issues, they're better able to identify it. >> if i can have you guys put the headsets back on. >> reporter: the chicago pd is piloting a new program. one that uses virtual reality to train for these delicate situations. >> here we go. >> reporter: i strap in and put in the shoes of an officer approaching someone experiencing a mental health crisis. >> what's going on? >> reporter: specifically schizophrenia. >> he has a screwdriver. >> reporter: i'm given two options for what my character should say. can we talk or drop it now. what happens when i choose drop it now, the more aggressive choice. >> drop the screwdriver! >> no.

>> drop the screwdriver now! sir, get inside! >> reporter: the scene escalating and my character is given a choice, taser -- >> if you don't drop it, i'm going to tase you. >> reporter: or firearm. only drawing a weapon further intensifies the situation. experts say this kind of hair trigger tension could mean the difference between tragedy and a peaceful outcome. >> kyle, get down on your knees. >> reporter: now watch what happens when i choose, can we talk? >> listen, listen, i need you to put that screwdriver down. put that screwdriver down and toss it to the side for me. >> reporter: he's much more responsive. >> good, thank you. >> we see this has now de-escalated dramatically. >> reporter: i debrief with one of the training officers here and a representative from axon, the company that developed the program. >> in this case we selected, can we talk. that was the right choice. >> as far as talking to him first, absolutely. you want to start your initial assessment and find out does he know where he's at. is he delusional, hallucinating. >> to him that screwdriver might

not be a weapon. >> it could be a magic wand, it could be a gun to him. it could be anything. we don't know until we start talking to him. >> we can buy time and calm the situation down and engage with that person productively. it's not always a situation where we have to use force. >> reporter: the program also teaches empathy, putting officers in the shoes of the suspect who might be hearing voices in his head. >> who sent you here? why are you here? are you working for them? >> reporter: in another scene we're shown how just turning the lights and radio off can make a big difference for someone with autism. >> partner, let's kill the lights and turn the radio down. >> reporter: they're experiencing lights and sounds in ways that you are not when you approach the scenario so we want to keep the officers aware. that person is experiencing something else and what may wok for one individual may not work here. >> training with those vr headsets is not replacing traditional crisis intervention training but meant to be a part of it. what was most striking for me and the officer, seeing what was

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back now with the story of a brutal crime that made national headlines 30 years ago and haunts new york city to this day. a woman viciously sexually assaulted and beaten while jogging in central park and that event changed the lives of the victim, the teenager and turned a park that was so loved into an object of fear at the time. "20/20" has taken a new look at the story. terry moran has more. good morning. >> reporter: this story is such an emotional story and still has so much resonance for america today raising issues of crime and race and justice and right in the middle of this controversial story, a rising real estate developer named donald trump. >> a terror spree through central park. >> it was a crime that horrified the nation and tore new york city apart. east drive. attacking joggers on the reservoir. >> reporter: a woman brutally sexually assaulted and left for dead.

>> i'm trisha meili and i'm known as the central park jogger. it was 30 years ago that i went for a run after work in central park and i was attacked. >> the headlines were just extraordinary. >> the media was all over this thing. >> the d.a. decides to charge a group of teenagers. >> reporter: those five, kevin richardson, antron mccray, yusef salaam, raymond santana and korey wise. >> we started hearing the term wilding, this phenomenon where kids of color go berserk and try to harm people. >> it's all over the newspapers every day, every newscast. >> wilding. >> wilding. >> wilding, by any name it means terror. >> that fear of the sexual violation of white women at the hands of black men is a fear that goes all the way back to the days of slavery in this country. >> reporter: amidst those fears

and racial tensions, the teens went on trial with video confessions they made to police, though no dna evidence linked them to the victim. >> they came from strong supportive families. what they were not involved in were criminal activities. >> there was this rising tide of these boys becoming the symbols of all that was wrong in new york. this is why we need to come down on these young teenagers, these thugs. >> and the press who rely on the police for their information about crimes or largely rely on the police felt that the case was solved. >> reporter: one of the voices in the growing chorus, donald trump, then a swaggering new york city real estate developer. >> you better believe that i hate the people that took this girl and raped her brutally. >> in a full page ad, scheduled to appear in tomorrow's new york city

newspapers, million businessman donald trump calls for the reinstatement of the state's death penalty. >> what donald trump did was whip up the climate of frenzy around this case a notch higher. >> if they're found guilty, if the woman died which hopefully she will not be dying, if the woman died, i think they should be executed. >> people were in a frenzy. the people weren't all that concerned about fairness and about justice. >> reporter: it was a frenzy and the twists and turns that this story has taken over the decades is just unbelievable. it is still a raw story. tom. >> it really has never ended so what is the status of the case right now? >> reporter: well, those five teenagers were convicted. but when the real rapist, the man whose dna matched what was found on the victim, came forward and confessed their convictions were overturned but there was no wrongdoing ever placed on police or prosecutors because they say this case is still very much alive in the hearts and minds of new yorkers. tom. >> terry moran for us, thank you. you can see that entire two-hour "20/20" documentary, incredibly

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lara's taking you inside the newly renovated brady home of the brady kids all grown up, greg, marcia, peter, jan, bobby and cindy, and they return to the house for the first time in years. ♪ i'm on the edge girl power. the u.s. women's soccer team is here live kicking off to the world cup gearing up to defend their title in one of the biggest showdowns on the planet. ♪ take me to church get ready to rock. hozier is here live for our epic party in the park. and he's saying -- >> good morning, america. good morning, america. thanks for being with us on this friday morning. >> it is a fun friday here. because we are just moments away from our epic party in the park. hozier is here live. the grammy-nominated artist sending us into the weekend with some of his biggest hits and

his chart-topping new music, cannot wait for that. >> big morning here. but we begin with the latest on that severe weather slamming more than half the country. the heartland hit hard ben tornadoes and record flooding. back to marcus moore in sand spring, oklahoma, with the latest. marcus, good morning. >> reporter: hey, tom, good morning. there is still a voluntary evacuation order for people living along the arkansas river. you can see it just behind me and i want you to take a look at our drone shot that we have over the water. we should have that for you where you can get a sense of the scale of all this and that torrent of water. crews releasing 250,000 square feet of water every second from the keystone dam to try to manage the lake levels. just massive amounts of water and we have seen extraordinary pictures of how this flooding is impacting the region. take a look at this video of two runaway barges that were floating down the arkansas river yesterday. they crashed into a dam farther downstream from where we are in

muskogee county is where that happened and we have seen video of how this is impacting people across the region in terms of dangerous flooding. look at this video from kansas. this is where a man was stuck in his car, his suv, for some ten hours. crews finally able to pull him from that vehicle and rescue him and back here in oklahoma, they are still preparing for the water to continue to rise. they're handing out sandbags to residents to keep the water from getting into their homes and businesses but, tom, this is far from over. they expect the water to continue to rise through the weekend. >> all right, marcus, i cannot imagine being trapped in that car for ten hours. so much of the country will be seeing potentially life-threatening storms this holiday weekend and back out to ginger in central park tracking all of it. hey, ginger. >> hey, tom, several pockets of dangerous weather as we go into this holiday weekend. so many people hitting the roads and this is what you'll have to look out for. severe weather like this tornado that happened in western texas. so this is just a wedge tornado that had obviously not a lot of population in front of it but

unfortunately along that jet stream we're going to see severe storms and flooding in that part of the country, the middle up through the great lakes. record heat down in the southeast. today i want chicago, kalamazoo, michigan, northwest, indiana, down through kansas city, oklahoma and texas to be watching out for damaging wind, the main threat. you can see an isolated tornado and then it will come with a lot of rain talking on the order of another 4 inches to 6 inches in some spots. that's why you see the flood watches up through the quad cities. so many have had too much rain, mostly dry in the southeast but dangerously hot. talking about records falling this weekend. temperatures will reach close do 100, macon or montgomery have never seen that in may but could see their first one ever. >> we'll track that throughout the weekend. thank you. we want to switch gears to the latest on the fallout over the mueller investigation. president trump ordering intelligence agencies to, quote, fully cooperate with the attorney general's investigation of the investigation. let's go right back out to our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas in washington with the latest on all this. pierre, good morning.

>> reporter: tom, good morning. the attorney general now has complete and free rein to pursue his concerns about the origins of the russia probe. last night following a request by barr, the president granted the attorney general sweeping authority ordering the intelligence community to, quote, quickly and fully cooperate with barr's review. barr was also given the authority to declassify any information he sees fit. a source telling me barr will build an infrastructure for a complete and thorough review. democrats are accusing barr and the president of trying to distract from their congressional investigations into the trump campaign and the president. the tensions here in the nation's capital only getting hotter, tom. >> pierre thomas for us this morning. pierre, thank you. coming up, a health alert. how certain fruits like limes and lemons can give you serious burns in the sun. and michael, he's in central park. >> i am in central park with hozier, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] and he's -- we're getting ready to kick off another epic concert here in central park. are you guys ready?

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>> we look like it. >> but it's bright out here, but it's sunny because you brighten our day because you have "pop news." what you got? >> that's a nice warm welcome to head into the holiday weekend. it's time for "pop news" and we begin with some wedding news. "dancing with the stars" cheryl burke and matthew lawrence are married. the dancing pro and the actor saying i do just yesterday, and thanks to "people" magazine, we have a look at their first wedding photo. the couple tying the knot at fairmont grand delmar in san diego, california. burke wearing this gorgeous off the shoulder gown with a six-foot train. >> wow. >> among the famous faces at the nuptials was cheryl's good friend leah remini, who served as her matron of honor, and it turns out "dancing with the stars" played a role in this union so burke and lawrence met on season three when the actor's brother joey lawrence was a contestant on the competition.

congrats to the very beautiful happy couple. >> ah. she looks amazing. >> yes. >> i'm sure there was some good dancing. >> i bet there was. and now rihanna. ri-ri is expanding her empire. the singer known for her showstopping looks on the red carpet. now she's adding designer to her resume bringing her fashion expertise to her own line. yeah. uh-huh. rihanna has joined the french luxury brand to be the first black woman to launch a new brand from scratch at france's biggest company. cheers for that and she's giving us a look at her highly anticipated fenty maison collection. there she is at the pre-opening paris pop-up store where it debuts to the public and features ready to wear, shoe, accessories all designed by rihanna and her team. riri describing it as nothing that i could dream of. fenty's first line features everything from a $225 t-shirt

to $1300 parka and rihanna wants to keep prices as accessible as possible. >> yeah. >> that pop-up store will be open through june 2nd and the fenty mason shop opens -- >> $225 t-shirt. everybody can get one of those. >> i don't know. >> i'm a big fan of the $8 t-shirt. >> exactly. and finally something funny. doggone funny to take you into the holiday weekend. we have a dog that's got it all figured out. a strong independent dog who don't need to owner to pay fetch. his owner says she was trying to get him to leave the park and head home when he started doing this. playing fetch all by himself on a hill. looks like gravity is a pretty good fetch partner. >> my dog does that. >> yeah. >> yeah. my dog does that, maybe i need to play with him a little bit more. >> you just got one smart puppy. >> i do have one smart puppy. janai, thank you so much for "pop news."

and now to our "gma" cover story. that new warning this morning, it says watch out when you are squeezing those limes into your margaritas in the sun this weekend because you could get burned. abc's paula faris is here to explain how. hey, paula. >> good morning, michael. who doesn't like a nice summer cocktail, right? [ cheers and applause ] okay, so, weirdly this happened recently to a friend of mine and said at first her hands looked sunburned then they became swollen and several days later blisters formed, all because she was making a cocktail squeezing fresh limes. they're some of the best things about summer, lemonade stands and adult beverages with that squeeze of lime. but there is a surprising danger lurking in this summer equation. certain fruits like limes and lemons plus the sun can equal burns like these. haley got this burn in guatemala after squeezing a lime into seltzer and then touching her neck.

>> about eight hours later my entire neck was red, hot, burning, extremely painful. >> it can range from mild rash to significant blistering all over the skin. so it can be confused with shingles. it can be confused with poison ivy. >> reporter: here's how it happens. when a chemical found in certain fruits and vegetables meets strong ultraviolet light, the two causes a toxic reaction to the skin. with a rash forming within a day and sometimes leading to blisters and second-degree burns. >> the most common ones are lime, celery and parsley, but you can also actually see it with lemon. >> reporter: there aren't any real numbers on how common this is, but this doctor says it's likely underreported. >> most often i see with patients coming back from vacations, you can see it around their mouth, from biting a lime or on their hand from doing a tequila shot. >> it felt like ten times worse

than a sunburn. >> reporter: these kids were playing in this california backyard when they decided to pick limes from their neighbor's tree. >> we were daring each other to drink the lime juice so that's how it got all over her face. >> reporter: but the next day the girls were in excruciating pain from rashes and blisters. some ending up in the icu. the doctor says these burns may discolor the skin for a long time but it's easy to avoid them. just wash your skin with soap and water after contact with those certain fruits and vegetables. so, again, make sure you watch wash your hands with soap and water after you come in contact with these particular vegetables. cecilia, don't look at the teleprompter. what do you think the main culprits are here? >> the acids in the lime. >> anything else? >> sun. >> lemon. >> lime, lemon, parsnip -- parsley, rather and celery. i said parsnip but everybody is into this big celery craze. >> not in my margaritas.

>> this happened to my friend and she said the drink was worth it. good advice. but something to look out for when you're mixing summer cocktails. >> we do mix those. >> occasionally. let's turn to a major milestone for a classic tv show. can you believe "the brady bunch" premieres 50 years ago. that's incredible. wow, right? now the brady kids are back home in that original house. they're redoing it and bringing it to '70s style and glory and lara was right there for it all. hey, lara. >> reporter: good morning, guys. i have a question -- what do you get when you take the six original brady kid, eight hosts from eight different hgtv shows and one massive amazing undertaking, i present to you a very brady -- renovation. ♪ here's a story of a lovely lady ♪ >> reporter: "the brady bunch" is back. it's been 50 years since greg, marcia, peter, jan, bobby and cindy made their way into our hearts and homes.

♪ became the brady bunch the brady bunch ♪ >> reporter: all six reuniting for the first time in decades. >> hi, honey, i'm home. >> reporter: rolling up their sleeves to help renovate their tv home. hgtv bought the house for $3.5 million in 2018, then enlisted eight of its hosts including me for a transformation. >> one, two, three. >> reporter: that is nothing short of priceless. >> i'm very handy, okay. >> reporter: working alongside hgtv's jasmine roth and barry williams we were in charge of greg's groovy attic. >> i'm in big, big trouble. >> reporter: and eve plumb helped me re-create alice's bedroom. >> why was it important? >> alice was a selfless character in the show. we saw some of her life but it's really nice to think that we could pamper alice a little bit. >> reporter: when the producers chose this house to become the

bradys' back in 1969, it was only for the exterior. now the interior is an exact match. >> i thought it was impossible to pull this off. >> it's like traveling back in time, but traveling back in time and coming home. >> i think everybody really felt the genuine love. >> it is the definition of surreal. they created a home that we only have in our memory now because it was just a set. >> 50 years later, in honor of your 50th anniversary, what do you want viewers to get out of this? >> that they'll get an experience of what this -- this home, this house represented, which is just that, getting along, communicating, trusting one another or in the words of mike brady, one for all, all for one. >> reporter: that home becoming a reality -- >> oh, my. in unbelievable seven months. when hgtv bought this house, it was a single story and ended right here. meaning, no second floor and no iconic staircase. big problem.

our team adding over 2,000 square feet of space to the back of the house. to account for each room on the tv set, including the second floor. >> i see the makings of the staircase. >> reporter: every furnishing meticulously matched. >> come on out of there. >> reporter: from old episodes. >> oh. >> anybody got three coins for the fountain? >> andn my grapes are here. how close did we get on the horse? >> it's the horse. >> the horse. >> nailed it. >> we're always walking from the kitchen into the living room, or to the front door. up the stairs. or down the stairs. and we're at the dining room table and the horse is there. >> it's an anchor. >> it was strangely unsettling to be on the second floor in this house because our bedrooms were actually right outside that door. >> because it was all on one floor in on the ground floor. >> of the stage. >> reporter: even outsourcing through fans to find rare items like this stuffed animal giraffe seen on almost every episode in

the girls' bedroom. the house will bring back classic brand scenes like this. >> oh, no. >> you know what mom said? >> she always says don't play ball in the house. >> reporter: and from the inside to the outside, our cameras capturing the final reveal of the backyard. >> everything here feels so right. it's just crazy. walking in and feeling like everything is staged by paramount because it was a home. and this is a real one now. i need to throw. >> throw me the ball. don't break my nose. >> hey, you guys. oh, my nose. >> in honor, the theme is complete. spike the football. we did it. >> we did it. >> so now that the renovation is complete, what happens to the brady house, you ask? hgtv says expect more fun in the year to come. you can watch "a very brady

renovation" on hgtv this coming september. back to you in new york. >> we cannot wait for that. lara, thank you. sounds like so much fun. >> so much fun. and she is right up in her element. i can't believe it's 50 years. >> it's incredible. >> should we turn it over to ginger? >> yes. >> hey, ginger. [ cheers and applause ] >> where is she? >> i'll take it. i'm wearing my brady bunch dress. poughkeepsie to brazil to long island. big hozier fans. favorite song? >> "sweet music". >> we have a lot of hozier coming up but i thought why not show you a memorial day forecast. this woman looks like memorial day. the monday itself, this is what you're looking for, temperatures could reach record highs in the southeast. we're looking for storms and flooding possible right there in the middle of the country and even some mountain snow. ye

mid to upper 60s for the bay and low to mid-70s inland. tonight we'll drop down to 40s in the lowest inland valleys, ♪ all right, you guys, i am in my happy place because i am joined now by the entire u.s. women's national soccer team. they're getting set to head off to the 2019 world cup which kicks off next month in france. thank you all for joining us. let me move so you can see everybody on the team. they were trying to hide behind me earlier. but. megan, i want to start with you. last time you were here you were getting ready to go to the world cup, it was 2015. you went and you won,k which congratulations on that. the whole country is proud of you.

how does it feel to be going back now, going back to france to defend your title? >> well, we tried to retrace all the steps for good luck so we got to come get the good juju from you. >> i love it. >> to be honest it feels totally different. there's a lot of players that were here last time but it feels like a new vibe, a new squad, and we have the one in the back from before, doesn't really feel like we're defending that and trying to get something else. >> a new squad, a new vibe, but the same winning energy. >> of course. >> without a doubt. alex, i wanted to ask you, a lot of young women look up to you and the rest of the girls on your team. what is the message that you have for them? >> i want girls to feel like they can believe in themselves and they have a path to success and whether they want to become a professional soccer player or not, i think they can draw inspiration from us this summer on that. >> tell you what, you are great role models for so many out there, young women, young boys, everyone and we have a bunch of young women soccer players here. and one of them, one of them,

her name is selma and you have a question. what is your question? >> did you always know you wanted to be a soccer player? >> you know, for me, growing up, soccer was my passion. it's something that i wanted to do. i didn't know that if that dream was attainable and i think, you know, being able to watch the '99 team capture their gold medal, winning the world championship then, really inspired me, so if you believe in yourself and you work hard, any dream is attainable. >> and what do you guys most look forward to at the world cup this year? the food? >> cheese, wine, croissants. i think the stadiums will be packed and sold out and fun and popping. hopefully, there's a lot of fans and everyone comes and enjoys themselves. >> but i tell you what, we sit here and glued to the tv to watch you and we root for you more than anything and we're so excited that you represent the

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. good morning, north bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is "abc7 mornings." happy friday. i'm reggie aqui from "abc7 mornings." it's 8:07. many of you may be getting ready to leave for memorial day weekend. aaa says the busiest day will be tomorrow afternoon between 1:00 and 3:00. that surprised us, but i guess that's it. >> looking at the golden gate bridge. it's been pretty light today. lots of folks left yesterday or are leaving tomorrow, because it looks pretty calm out there. so far so goodme.

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for those of you that are about to go out and about, things are good. a little cool this morning with temperatures upper 50s, near 60. comfortable this afternoon with 60s and 70s. chilly breeze, chilly showers, chance of thunderstorms with some small hail. look at the temperatures in the 60s for the highs.

definitely warmer next week. you can always get more news on our news app [ applause ]app ♪ welcome back to "gma." our amazing crowd here in central park. they're going wild for hozier, the multiplatinum singer's new album "wasteland, baby!" debuted number one on the chart and his new one has more than 70 million streams. give it up for hozier performing "almost." [ applause ] ♪

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[ applause ] welcome back, everybody. we are partying in the park to kick off the memorial day weekend and what's a party without some grilling? >> nothing, nothing. especially without chef ryan scott thanks to our sponsored king's hawaiian with tasty sliders and dogs. thanks for bringing the summer fun. i'm sure they're good by themselves but start with the sauce. >> sauce is exactly where it's at. we'll make thousand island. my verse so we start with mayonnaise and add red onion right inside there. >> i'm going to whisk. michael is not a great whisker. >> extremely large hands to do that. i put pepperocini.

it's really spicy and put capers in there too. >> there we go. >> pickles. michael throwing it. >> got to be aggressive. >> ketchup, try to get that. >> a little bit of lemon juice to get that zing and then, boom. salt and pepper. >> there we go. >> so we mix that up so this can go on chicken finger, whatever you want. now we take king's hawaiian because they're sweet, soft, fluffy and irresistibly flavorful at the same time. >> you obviously like them toasted. >> i want them a little toasted. take a little butter and put them on the grill and turn around and put them on the grill and get them nice and toasty. we come back over here, they're absolutely gorgeous so i'll grab one from the grill real fast. got my burgers here. >> what kind of cheese do you use. >> american cheese, right? right, guys? all right. memorial day. the first official day, memorial day, you can finally wear white again. >> white jeans. i pulled it off. all right, michael, take that and put as much as you want,

zingy, delicious thousand island sauce can go on either side and like the cheese to melt over the king's hawaiian rolls and put it on top and i'm a california boy so we like a little caramelized onions. >> how do you get them so flavorful. >> on top of the grill i use the grill pan and put a little vinegar with red onion, not white, they're a little sweeter owe sweet and sour. who will take this first bite and who doesn't have to talk for the next minute? we'll jump into those in a second. >> you know what, i'll take it. >> you're going to do it. >> let me give you a bib for you which is the plate. come on, mr. strahan. get ha. >> when you move on to the hot dog -- yeah, you good? >> oh, yeah. >> the hot dog, you pcut it in half. >> the crispy pieces are the best part, i made hatch marks on top of them, i crossed them and got them christie on the inside and grab home made cheese sauce,

ginger, chili right down the middle. chili where i like it doesn't have beans in it. this is just meat sauce cooked down, delicious all the way. >> meat on meat. >> right. michael. okay, here we go. >> hey, man. i'm focused on that. i'm not paying attention. >> little cheese sauce on top. i want to you take my crispy fried onions on top and put this hot dog inside the king's hawaiian hot dog roll and you put the crispy shallots and onions and little bit of scallions. >> dropping them. >> watch your hand. >> not memorial day light but -- >> we can't eat that until we go into a commercial break. that looks a little different than the burger. >> thank you so much for being here. >> so great. >> what a beautiful way to do memorial day. >> great way to start the holiday weekend. >> you can get these recipes on our website and, michael, now, you got a show. "strahan & sara" what's going on?

>> we have performers from "the jeffersons." and rob thomas and sara and i will ask questions about their exes. >> oh, no. you're going there. >> we're going there. >> are you shares about yours too. >> no, mine are off limits. >> thank you, thank you, ryan. i'll come over here because you know that we are looking forward to all of that but we are also looking forward to some grilling tips which our grilling tip by the way is to grab yourself a grilling basket for your vegetables. yes, that is from our sponsor king's hawaiian as we kick off this memorial day of fun, we're good morning. i'm abc 7 news meteorologist mike nicco. increasing sunshine with temperatures just a little below average. near 60 at the coast, low to mid-70s for the rest of by the way, time for me to

eat. you taking one more. >> save us some, ginger. we have -- well, that's for ginger but look who i am here with. you guys are excited. grammy nominated singer/songwriter, hozier, his debut album went double platinum and now he's back with "wasteland, baby!." we are so glad you're here this morning. good morning to you. you took time out fro a tour you're on right now, sold out, by the way. >> yes. having fun. >> best part of being on the road. >> i suppose playing to people every night. it's great and, you know, being in a different place every day and experiencing that is super exciting. >> one of the things, you know, so many things but one thing you're known for is mixing different genres of music. is in anyone out there you haven't collaborated with you have your eye on. >> too many. too many to mention. i fell in love with tom waite's work. >> amazing. >> yeah.

>> we'd all love to hear that. i got to ask you about your destiny's child cover song of "say my name." they love it. i love it. what was it about that song that drew you to it. >> it is a classic. it is a classic song. it's an incredible pop sock. when we were all rehearsing together when we first met, a lot of the members of the band we were rehearsing a lot and just used to fall into jamming it and so when spotify i think it was spotify at the time, that was fresh in our minds and just fleshed it out from there. >> great song and you made it great as well. are you ready for some more right now with hozier. let's do it. "movement." [ applause ] ♪

♪ i still watch you when you're grooving as if through water from the bottom of a pool ♪ ♪ you're moving without moving and when you move, i'm moved ♪ ♪ you are a call to motion there all of you a verb in perfect view ♪ ♪ like jonah on the ocean when you move, i'm moved ♪ ♪ when you move i'm put to mind of all that i wanna be ♪ ♪ when you move i could never define all that you are to me ♪ ♪ so move me baby shake like the bough of a willow tree ♪ ♪ you'll do it naturally, move me, baby ♪

♪ you are the rite of movement its reasoning made lucid and cool ♪ ♪ and though it's no improvement when you move, i move ♪ ♪ you're less polunin leaping or fred astaire in sequins ♪ ♪ honey, you, you're atlas in his sleeping ♪ ♪ and when you move, i'm moved ♪ when you move i can recall something that's gone from me ♪ ♪ when you move, honey, i'm putting in awe of something so flawed and free ♪ ♪ so move me baby shake like the bough of a willow tree ♪ ♪ you do it naturally move me, baby ♪

♪ so move me, baby, like you've nothing left to prove ♪ ♪ and nothing to lose move me, baby ♪ ♪ oh, baby, oh, baby ♪ shake like the bough of a willow tree ♪ [ applause ] ♪ hey ♪ hey ♪ hey hey hey [ cheers and applause ]

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church." [ applause ] ♪ my lover's got humor she's the giggle at a funeral ♪ ♪ knows everybody's disapproval i should've worshipped her sooner ♪ ♪ if the heavens ever did speak she's the last true mouthpiece ♪ ♪ every sunday's getting more bleak a fresh poison each week ♪ ♪ we were born sick, you heard them say it ♪ ♪ my church offers no absolutes, she tells me, worship in the bedroom ♪ ♪ the only heaven i'll be sent to is when i'm alone with you ♪ ♪ i was born sick but i love it ♪ ♪ command me to be well aaay, amen, amen, amen ♪

♪ take me to church i'll worship like a dog at the shrine of your lies ♪ ♪ i'll tell you my sins and you can sharpen your knife ♪ ♪ offer me that deathless death, good god, let me give you my life ♪ ♪ take me to church i'll worship like a dog at the shrine of your lies ♪ ♪ i'll tell you my sins and you can sharpen your knife ♪ ♪ offer me that deathless death ♪ ♪ good god, let me give you my life ♪ ♪ no masters or kings when the ritual begins ♪ ♪ there is no sweeter innocence than our gentle sin ♪ ♪ in the madness and soil of that sad earthly scene only then i am human ♪

♪ only then i am clean ooh, amen, amen, amen ♪ ♪ take me to church i'll worship like a dog at the shrine of your lies ♪ ♪ i'll tell you my sins and you can sharpen your knife ♪ ♪ offer me that deathless death and good god, let me give you my life ♪ ♪ take me to church i'll worship like a dog at the shrine of your lies ♪ ♪ i'll tell you my sins and you can sharpen your knife ♪ ♪ offer me that deathless death good god, let me give you my and good god, let me give you my life ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

>> announcer: it's that time of year again. time to break out the grill and welcome summer. to celebrate we're sending one lucky winner to aulani in hawaii so go now to goodmorningamerica.com/grilling sweepstakes to find out how to enter. sponsored by king's hawaiian. [ cheers and applause ] >> well, our thanks to hozier for what has been an amazing friday in the park. >> ah this, is the way to do it

to kick off the memorial day weekend and for everyone celebrating, make sure you share your photos of your friends and family grilling. you just heard it for a chance to win a trip to the disney aulani resort in hawaii. all you have to do is go to goodmorningamerica.com/grilling sweepstakes. >> sounds like fun and more fun we have on the way. hozier is going to send us out to the holiday with one more song. here's "dinner and diatribe." [ applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ honey this club here is stuck up ♪ ♪ dinner and diatribes ♪ i knew it from the first look of the look of mischief in your

eyes ♪ ♪ your friends are a fate that befell me ♪ ♪ head is the talking type ♪ i'd suffer hell if you would tell me ♪

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good morning, bay area. let's get up and get going. >> this is "abc7 mornings.." good morning, everyone. happy friday. i'm reggie aqui with "abc7 mornings." mike nicco is here to talk about the forecast. >> it's going to change over the weekend. today out and about, everything is good. just watch out for increasing sunshine. the burn factor will be pretty high. santa cruz, mid to upper 60s around the bay, mid 70s inland. cold shower, thunderstorms, possible small hail and temperatures in the 60s for highs on sunday. this pretty much tells the traffic situation this morning. folks taking a long weekend or leaving later today because right now it's smooth sailing.

green is good and here are some of your drive times. time now for "live with kelly and ryan." >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, "saturday night live" alarm dana carvey. and they definitely have all the right moves, check out the national breaking champions. this time, amazing food truck champion. plus, mark consuelos joins kelly at the cohost desk. all next on "live!" and now, here are kelly ripa and mark consuelos! [cheers and applause] ♪