good morning, america. it's our second hour, and happening right now, as the coronavirus crisis continues, a country grappling with infections and hospitalizations. florida recording its most new cases in one day. the governor of texas closing the bars. and arizona hospitals activating surge plans. what we're learning right here this morning. amid the pandemic, trump's disapproval rating rises in a new poll. meanwhile, the wasitfifing in weeks. >> we're seeing more and more young people under the age of 35 who are testing positive. in many cases they have no symptoms. >> everything you need to know. ♪ baby love ♪ my baby love after one woman's struggle with infertility, her 51-year-old mom is now carrying

her baby. >> there's not a safer place i could imagine my baby to grow than my own body than my mom. >> we're sitting down with this remarkable mother/daughter duo. ♪ soak up the season with guilt-free summer desserts. we're whipping up homemade frozen treats the whole family will love. ♪ i'm walking on sunshine whoa it's summertime and the savings are sizzling. we've got "deals & steals" on must have summer fashion accessories all from small businesses, so you can boost your summer style without breaking the bank. ♪ i got a feeling we've got a feeling that we're starting your weekend off right. the black eyed peas are performinght here on "gma."that od mni, am oda eling ♪e a od, hello, and good morning, america. welcome to our second hour.

school is out. treats are in. maya feller is breaking down her recipes for guilt-free summer desserts. i am keenly interested in that. >> same. >> however, in the cold open to this, they showed pictures of an ice cream with chocolate pouring over it. i have a sense that's not what she had in mind. >> that's what i ate all in the past week. >> healthy desserts is what she's showing us. this morning we actually get to taste some which i'm quite excited about as well. first, though, the major news, america is now dealing with three straight days of record high totals of new coronavirus cases. the daily number of confirmed infections reaching more than 45,000. two of the largest states, texas and florida, now reversing course and reinstating restrictions. and vice president mike pence held his first coronavirus task force briefing in nearly two months on friday. the vice president optimistic saying, we have made remarkable progress while leading health experts made a plea to americans begging for everyone to social distance, wash your hands and wear masks. >> wear your masks. and this surge in cases has also

seen a rise in the number of young people infected. for more on that, wer'e going to turn to trevor ault who is in atlanta. trevor, good morning to you. >> reporter: well, dan, good morning. you know, we're seeing that surge popping up in several spots around the country. multiple major areas that are logging increases in cases, hospitalizations and deaths to the point now we're seeing cities and states start to reinstitute restrictions they had lifted to try to stop this spread. this morning, coronavirus cases surging in parts of the united states. the country logging three straight days of record high totals as the death toll rises above 125,000. despite those figures, vice president mike pence touted what he called encouraging news the u.s. was opening safely. >> we have made truly remarkable progress. >> reporter: dr. anthony fauci warned the u.s. will be seeing more deaths. again, urging people to social distance and wear masks. >> we've got to realize that we are part of the process.

>> reporter: florida reporting a staggering 8,900 cases friday, governor ron desantis waved it off as a test dump and says he will not mandate wearing masks. but in miami the mayor is now requiring masks and bars there and across the state are now closed. texas bars have met the same fate. part of a state-wide re-opening reversal. in harris county, home of houston, officials have instituted a code red threat level urging everyone only to leave home for groceries or medicine. in arizona, several bars and restaurants are electing to close to keep crowds away, and multiple hospital systems are activating their surge plans. in california, hospitalizations, icu admissions and deaths were all up on friday. miamimar making it mandatory to wear your mask every time you leave the house, and the latest abc news/ipsos poll shows the majority of americans are wearing their masks, but now several months into this pandemic, the number of

americans who are concerned about contracting this virus is on the rise. whit. >> all right, trevor, our thanks to you. and amid this time of crisis president trump's disapproval rating is now hitting 58%. that's the highest in three years according to an npr/pbs newshour marist poll. we turn to rachel scott for more on that. rachel, good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning. at that task force briefing, the vice president tried to put a positive spin on the surge in cases saying the u.s. has made progress. but the nation's leading infectious disease expert dr. anthony fauci made a plea to americans asking them to wear a face mask, to continue to social distance and while the vice president did point to the rise in cases among young americans he also defended those large-scale campaign rallies and events. the president packing thousands of people into an arena in oklahoma and then thousands of young supporters inside of a church in arizona. no social distancing at either event. many of his supporters not wearing a mask and we are

learning that aop white house economist, thomas philipson has tested positive for the coronavirus earlier this month. he will be leaving his post soong but is now the third person here in the white house complex that has tested positive for covid-19. we know several campaign staffers have as well. dozens are in quarantine today after attending the president's rally last week. guys? >> rachel, thank you so much. coming up, a very different kind of story. it involves a 51-year-old mom serving as her daughter's gestational surrogate. we're going to sit down with them in our "gma" cover story. up ahead, margot robbie is ready for adventure. she's set to star in a female fronted "pirates of the caribbean," and we've got the details in "pop news." plus, tory johnson bringing the sunshine this morning hvr with "deals & steals" on summer fashion and accessories. more "gma" after this. ♪ change your life you can have it all no sacrifice ♪

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♪ ♪ back now with the music video for the black eyed peas' old classic "pump it." the band is performing one of their new songs coming up. >> that's cool. looking forward to that. first though it's "pop news" and it's janai. hey, janai. >> hey, guys. all right, it's time for "pop news," and we are beginning with superstar kanye west who is launching a major partnership with gap. that's right. west is expanding his yeezy clothing line for a ten-year deal with the company. while yeezy typically retails for hundreds of dollars, this line will be more affordable and provide, quote, elevated basics for men, women and children at accessible price points. the rapper and designer confirmed the partnership on twitter with the simple #westdayever and gap would certainly agree. the company's stock soaring

after the announcement was made and, of course, if you're a kanye west fan, you probably know this isn't the first time that west had ties with gap. he actually worked in a gap store as a teen growing up in chicago. he raps about it on the song song "spaceship" on his debut album "college dropout." that line is expected to launch early next year. so that's some exciting news. all right, meanwhile, margot robbie is setting sail. the star is set to lead a new female fronted "pirates of the caribbean" movie. that would be written by christina hodson. she's the screenwriter on robbie's "birds of prey" and while the story is familiar, this isn't intended to be a t most lucrative of all time. rather, it's a separate story with entirely new characters, so we will be on the lookout to see who is cast next in that. okay, this one, one delaware amazon worker is delivering a whole bunch of laughs with her

packages. it all started when lynn's 13-year-old son jacob secretly set the default delivery instructions to say, quote, get this, knock on the door three times and scream "abracadabra" as loud as you can and run super fast away. so jacob didn't think that anyone would actually follow his instructions, but he was wrong. look at this. >> abracadabra. >> so funny. that amazon worker taking the guidance to heart. the whole family cracking up when they heard it and saw that video. hilarious delivery on facebook. it has over 2 million views and counting. i saw that on social media last week and was dying laughing, guys. >> i love that. >> i love when kids mess with your technology.oo myk my pne the other day in the backyard and buried it under grass. that's his way of getting back. >> abracadabra, dan. >> exactly. >> made it vanish.

>> here's a magic trick. pull out your phone. >> thanks, janai. now to our "gma" cover story. after one woman struggled with infertility, her 51-year-old mom stepped in to be her surrogate. take a look. brianna and aaron lockwood are expecting their first child, a baby girl in november. [ laughter ] but their journey to become parents has been anything but typical. the baby is being carried by a surrogate, brianna's mom. >> there's not a safer place i could imagine my baby to grow than my own body than my mom who is, you know, by my side through all of this. >> reporter: for more than two years, the lockwoods struggled to conceive seeing fertility specialists, undergoing multiple rounds of ivf, but after several miscarriages, their doctor finally suggested surrogacy. it was brianna's mom, 51-year-old julie loving, who volunteered to be their surrogate. >> i had really easy pregnancies with my two kids, and i feel pretty healthy for a

51-year-old. >> reporter: the lockwoods were skeptical, so was their fertility doctor. >> at first i wasn't really sure. she approached me multiple times about carrying our child, and i had kind of just told her no over and over. i didn't think it was possible. >> reporter: but loving was cleared to carry the pregnancy after being examined by several specialists. including an high-risk obstetrician and psychologist. in february their first embryo transfer attempt was a success. >> we had so much trauma in the past with our losses and struggling with infertility that, you know, my mom's almost 20 weeks now, and i'm just starting to let my guard down. be to see breanna excited. and aaron become parents, that e st.and we a now by our abc wshi medical corrpodetails on this r

story. dr. jen, first i think we need to talk about what are the risks when a woman in her 50s is a surrogate? >> well, i'm still emotionally choked up just watching that story, eva. i mean, listen, right now i think there are 50-year-olds who are as healthy or even healthier than some 30-year-olds. but 50 is still 50 and so along with that does go some obstetric risks for the mom and baby so they're at increased risk of diabetes during pregnancy, high blood pressure, there's an increase risk of miscarriage and c-section, and there can also be problems with the placenta but, again, with high risk ob management or involved closer follow-up, it can be done, absolutely. >> and hearing their story, it's a reminder there are so many women struggling with infertility. what are some other options for women out there? >> well, i think it's important to get proactive and shift that

paradigm from infertility to fertility, so think about it in your 20s, even though you might not want to become a parent until much later, we have to remember that it affects both parts of the couple, not just the woman who is trying to get pregnant. and then i always remind people, there are multiple paths to becoming a parent that sometimes may include something like surrogacy, but it could also include a adoption or foster parenting and, eva, sometimes the biology is actually the least of what makes someone a parent. >> so very true. dr. jen, thank you so much for being with us this morning. let's get a check of our b.ather now and turn it over t >> heyeva, good morning again. i taedbo t dust across parts of the south. that coupled with some heat in florida, 99 degrees yesterday in tampa. that's an all-time record high and temperatures today will be similar. with humidity, of course, it will feel like up and over 100 in sarasota, 102 in ft. myers and 99 in west palm beach.

all right, a little pattern change in the west but with that front that will cool things off it's increasing the wio with that and low levels of humidity red flag warnings and critical fire danger for the next few days across parts of the southwest and then the cooler air will move in. but until then it will be a little bit dicey and dangerous. but look at these numbers as they cool off from triple digits to the mid-90s. tucson and phoenix, that is certainly cool for this time of year, so there is at least that to look forward to. that's a check on the national weather headlines. time for a good saturday morning, san jose nice and sunny and even mild to start out for our east bay valleys as well. but the winds kicking up today bringing cooler conditions for the entire weekend. in fact, with a windier sunday on tap we will increase our fire danger. by the time we get to monday numbers rebound but nothing too extremely 71 san mateo, 71 in napa, lookoo

in the next half hour, rob's suburban safari which means the ducklings that we were waiting to see hatched have done so. we'll have that video in the next half hour. what do you think about that, guys, wild kingdom in connecticut? >> it's always a wild kingdom with you, rob marciano. that much we know for sure. we will look forward to the wild safari when we come back and we'll talk to you soon. happy belated birthday by the way. now to "deals & steals," the weather is heating up so it's time to stock up on summer fashion and accessories so lucky for us, tory johnson is here with huge savings from small businesses. tory, i'm going to act as your sidekick here. vanna whit revealing things. walk me through. what do you have for us today? >> perfect. perfect. first up, kut from the kloth, this is a great small business. they're based in los angeles and they make great denim that is beloved by women of all body types. because they are a size

inclusive brand, we've got skinny ankle jeans, flair, straight leg, bermuda short, denim jackets, a nice big assortment to wear right now and to take you through the summer. everything is slashed in half. so these prices start at $34.50 and kut from the kloth is providing free shipping. then we move on to la cera, this is a great company based out here in the new york area. they make tunics that just have great patterns, easy, you can pair them with any bottoms but also have pretty great stretch knit pants. they look like jeans but they actually feel like leggings so you get the look and the comfort in one. all of their prices also today are slashed in half so they start at $38 and from la cera, free shipping too. then we go to a fun one, whit. this is called pocketsocks. and they make options for men and women. we have 30 different options. this was created by the founder who was pickpocketed on a

vacation in europe and decided he needed a better way to store his valuables. the socks all have a zippered section right at the top. you don't even feel it. but you can safely secure cash, credit card, i.d. they even have a larger size for a passport. so many great styles for both dress socks as well as every day. all of their prices are slashed in half. today they start at $8.50 and pocketsocks has free shipping. then we go to ponyflo which makes any day a good hair day. they've got these great hats with an easy opening in the back for a ponytail, a bun, the easiest way without messing up hair to just make it look good and effortless. there's floppy hats, baseball hats, so many different styles and really great prices. they're all slashed in half and they start at $10. then we go to canvas. this is a small woman owned ssnd ty make really great jewelry. today we have a big assortment of their bracelets. it's an easy way to add color to any outfit. there's so many options, there's silicone bracelets with a little

pearl type of detail, color block bracelets with elastic. all of them come in singles and sets. they're eye catching. kind of something for everybody from this collection like and all, again, 50% off. so the singles and sets range from $7 to $34. and then finally, the last company is called rume which stands for reuse me and all of the products from this company are designed to eliminate a reliance on disposable paper and plastic. there's one eco-friendly option. i don't know if you have it behind you but it's a little zippered tote like this and folds up just like this. there's lots of bags that fold up really teeny and then they open up to great size durable totes. they're not only durable, they are washable, most importantly reusable. these are the bat you' have handy because we're always carting something around. the patterns and offer from this company are stylish. we've got so many new things from them and all of their

prices today are slashed up to 63%. so these prices range from $6 to $13. so a little something for everyone. i was gog , t i don't knowf vwh >> all of the above. anything goes, tory. thank you so much as always. we appreciate it and partnered with all of these companies on these deals. you can get them on our website, goodmorningamerica.com. eva and dan, over to you. >> i wish people could have seen what he was doing. >> i was doing my part. >> it was impressive. that's one word for it. coming up, cooldown with cool treats. maya feller is making guilt-free summer desserts that you can make at home. and you finished a puzzle. now what? the crafty lumberjacks are showing us how to up cycle our puzzles. plus, we're heading "into the unknown," a new series about the making of "frozen 2" and more of the best efforts to

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past week. you can just walk in and take the quick test regardless of your immigration status. you'll even get a free piece of sharks gear and a chance at a sharks jersey. the site opens today at 9:00 a.m. let's get a check of the weather now with meteorologist lisa argen. >> it is nice and sunny here in san jose. check it out. it's clear and temperatures are mild. about 63 degrees. oakland with the clouds, 61 and very foggy up in the north bay. you can see the extent here of that low cloud deck on the peninsula. it's a cooler day today. winds are going to kick up. 60s coast, upper

♪ some things never change turn around and the time has flown ♪ ♪ some things stay the same though the future remains unknown ♪ ♪ may our good luck last, may our pasts be past times moving fast it's true ♪ i wanted to wait for the note. we are back with video from the stars of "frozen 2" recording "some things never change" and this peek behind the scenes comes from the new disney plus docuseries "into the unknown: making frozen 2." we've got more in "binge this" coming up in just a bit. first, though, here are the top headlines we're following right now. coronavirus surge. the u.s. seeing three straight days of record high totals, the fectio rchg mohan nfirmed 45,0. two of the largest states, texas and florida, now reversing course and reinstating some

restrictions as critics say those states may have re-opened the economy too fast. some major changes are coming to facebook as we head into election 2020. ceo mark zuckerberg announcing the social media giant will ban posts that make any attempt at voter suppression or contain false claims about voting. facebook will also place warning labels on posts when they violate the rules but are still considered to be newsworthy. and great news for bachelor nation. "variety" is reporting that "the bachelorette" is getting ready to go back into production making it the first major u.s. show to start filming since the coronavirus pandemic shut everything down. the magazine says the cast and crew will film in an isolated location and will follow very strict protocols. claire crawly's season as the bachelorette is slated to air this fall right here on abc. >> there you go, dan. got the dvr, the sweat pants. >> yes. >> binge it up. >> with some of those yummy treats from maya feller coming up. >> that's right. >> it's gog thfu sc>> good time.

speaking of binging it'sr -- ibie this."ge you on jai er with that. good morning. >> good morning. all right. it is time for "binge this." while dan is binging "the batch," for the rest of us jeremy parsons is here to break it down. jeremy, welcome. let's start with movies. if that's what we want to watch this weekend, what do you suggest? >> first of all, i'm not afraid to binge "the bachelor" either. so i'll be right there with dan. this weekend let's start with "irresistible." it's a political comedy written and directed by jon stewart. lots of star power here. rose byrne, chris cooper, but our leading man is steve carell. he plays a big-time democratic adviser who kind of gets into this small town election in a conservative town so we see the political play that goes on there. it's also this epic repairing of jon stewart and steve carell. guy, it's been 15 years since they were together on "the daily show." steve of course was a correspondent on that.

hvr say jon recently joked around if he knew steve would have such an incredible career in acting he would have fired him right away. they obviously have a really good rapport. check this out. "irresistible" out now on demand. it's on prime, appled other platforms as well. >> good to know.it been 15 yearc anticipated awards show that's happening tomorrow. give us the inside scoop on that. >> yeah, the b.e.t. awards, another major awards show being done remotely as well due to social distancing and things. it's the first time it's going to be simulcast on b.e.t. and on cbs. it's the 20-year anniversary of the b.e.t. awards this year. it's going to be hosted by amanda seales, former co-host of "the reel." she says they've been very thoughtful about the elements of the show amplifying black ic and how they'll do that. incredible performances, alicia keys, john legend, some game-changing nominees, lizzo, lil nas x, the weeknd and the big honor, beyonce is being honored with a humanitarian award and i can only imagine the

ep mh-up oall of her hita litt " dance and if they don't it will be a missed opportunity. she's incredible. that will be a huge element of the show. that's on sunday 8:00 p.m. eastern on b.e.t. and cbs. >> any reason to dance to beyonce. all right, that's tomorrow. and before then if we want a little disney magic, what have you got for us? >> i love this. it's called "into the unknown: the making of frozen 2," so it's this six-part series that takes us behind the scenes on every aspect of making "frozen 2." the cast recording session, all the way to the movie's release. i actually got to co-host the official "frozen 2" hollywood premiere live show and hosted it with kristen and bobby lopez, the epic genius couple behind all the music and i have a little glimpse into what went into making this movie with the collaboration of so many artists. you're going to love this series. "into the unknown" is on disney plus right now. check it out. >> you hooked us up. jeremy, thanks for being with

us. you can catch jeremy hosting "people now" weekdays streaming at 1:00 p.m. eastern, and you can pick up the latest issue of "people" on newsstands now. guys, back to you in the studio, and whit and dan, "single ladies," you got to dance to it. >> nobody needs that, but my son will watch the you know what out of "frozen 2," "into the unknown" documentary. that's going to happen tonight. >> dan is more of an "in formation" than "single ladies." >> i feel like you could probably catch on. >> we could pull it off. thank you, janai. >> still worried about my hammies, so, no. >> that's right. all right. we'll talk to you soon. coming up here, we've got guilt-free summer dessert. we've been talking about this. maya feller is making almond nice cream and chocolate de-lite. >> ooh, that looks good. up ahead, the crafty lumberjacks are making hands-on home decor easy with a diy way to upcycle all those puzzles you've been making. plus, the black eyed peas are performing, and you don't want to miss it. keep

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>> it's called research, dan. >> this part is the cup. anyway, now that we're into a -- a week into summer, it's time for frozen treats. dietitian and nutritionist maya feller is going to show us guilt-free summer desserts that you can make at home. maya, good morning to you. first up you'll show us how to make something called almond nice cream. what do you need to get started? >> that's right, dan. so your base ingredients will be frozen bananas, unsweetened almond milk, almond butter and cashew yogurt, and you can also use an extract of choice. here i have orange, but you can use almond or vanilla. >> that's amazing. we've been eating all these. how easy is this to make right now? >> super easy. you literally toss everything into your blender, blend it up on high, blitz it hard, and then you put it into the freezer for two hours and it's ready to go. it's going to come out looking just like this. what i've done is i've dressed it with a little bit of berries and i cut some mint up and put

it on the top just so that it looks pretty and a little dash of color. >> well, i can tell you it's delicious as i'm literally spilling on myself here already. next up, though, you have another crowd pleaser for us, chocolate de-lite. what ingredients do we need to have on hand to make this? >> so for your chocolate de-lite, you need chocolate. you melt it into a double boiler. you also need eggs, both the yolk and the white, and coconut cream. i actually didn't have full fat coconut so i used regular light and then i added a filler in. i mixed everything together, super simple. >> it's incredibly good. we have our sample here. walk us through how to make it. >> so what i did was i melted the chocolate in the double boiler on my stove, and i made it just from two pots, right? nothing fancy. i added the egg yolk into the chocolate as well as a tiny bit of sugar. then i folded my egg whites into it along with the coconut cream. i put everything into the fridge

for two hours, and i let it settle, and it formed this really gorgeous custard that you can see here. it's nice and thick and like i think i have to taste it. >> it's so good. >> yeah. we're with you on that. >> it literally is like delicious. we know your daughter is there giving it a try as well. give us a thumb's up if it looks good. >> i know you said it looks good. do you want to give them a thumb's up? >> it's really great. smells so good. >> eat it. >> don't sound so surprised, kid. maya, it's really delicious. thank you so much. i want to tell everybody that you can get these recipes online at "gma," goodmorningamerica.co denied >> i have. that's fine. you guys eat that. enjoy. it's on me. good morning again, everybody. i want to show you this awesome shot a friend of mine took in boulder, colorado, keith. if you don't follow him on instagram, you have to.

rainbow. actually a double rainbow atop and then a reflection of that at the bottom in downtown boulder. sometimes at the end you see a pot of gold. remember we showed pictures of a momma duck and her eggs in my neighbor's yard. these ducks have hatched. ten little baby ducklings are now actually this morning swimming in his pool. hopefully show you that video later on this week. good saturday morning. it's another gray start in the city. counting on some partly cloudy skies later on today, but winds kicking up and temperatures coming down all around the bay especially >> now to our hands on home decor. puzzles are all the rage during the pandemic. and back in march one seller reportedly s a 300% jump in sales that week from the

year before but once we finish a puzzle what do you do with it? the crafty lumberjacks dennis and andrew are here to help. welcome to both of you. so you finish the puzzle. what comes next? >> yeah, not everyone does a puzzle right away. this is a great way to upcycle the puzzle pieces, especially the ones that are missing pieces. >> okay, so our amazing art team at "gma" has already gotten in on the fun and i mean i'm pretty impressed by what they were able to do. kind of walk us through these ideas. >> yeah, you probably have them at home. all you need is a puzzle, a canvas and if you don't have a canvas frame, take an old frame or a piece of wood and some craft glue. what we did was, we got the size of the canvas and cut it out and then what we did was we glued them right on top. we filled them and layered them. super easy.

just keep your design really simple. don't try to think of over-the-top details. >> also, our canvas -- >> it was, but keep it simple. >> yeah, another tip that we have is go by color. use the pieces directly from your puzzle or if you want, go the extra step and paint your pieces. the tip we have for that, paint a piece on double-sided tape and then spray paint. >> that will be much easier and so quick. >> good advice and a lot of fun. something to do with all of those puzzles. and for more from dennis and andrew check out their instagram, crafty lumberjacks. thank you guys so much. coming up, the black eyed peas are kicking off the weekend with their new song, "mamacita." ♪ louder, pump it ♪ louder, pump it, louder

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>> announcer: the countdown is on to one of the most anticipated releases of the summer, "hamilton," and next week only "gma" with the biggest stars, exclusive content and a lin-manuel surprise. right, lin? >> tell me something i don't know. >> announcer: it's "hamilton" week on "gma." ♪ i got a feeling back now with the moment we've been waiting for. the black eyed peas released their new album, "translation," last week, and now they are performing "mamacita" right here on "gma." take a look. ♪ ♪ baby [ singing in foreign language ] ♪ mamacita, mamacita

♪ eh, oh, eh, eh, eh, oh, eh-eh ♪ [ singing in foreign language ] ♪ when you move your body, i'm not gonna let go, you the best, baby, yeah, you special ♪ ♪ yeah baby i want what you got first time i see you who dat ♪ [ singing in foreign language ] ♪ i do what you say ♪ 'cause i like the way you move your hips ♪ i like the way you wind up your hips i like the way you grind and twist ♪ ♪ hot damn you got me, put me in the mix, put me in the mix ♪ ♪ i'm gonna put you in the mix put you in the mix ♪ ♪ put you in the, put you in the, put you in the mix ♪ ♪ all right, okay, i'm gonna love you all kind of ways, you got me caliente when you call me

mamacita ♪ ♪ all right, uh-huh. ♪ you got me saying ooh la la oh, my gosh, call me mamacita ♪ ♪ mamacita, mamacita [ singing in foreign language ] ♪ eh, oh, eh, eh, eh, oh, eh ♪ eh, oh, eh, eh, eh, oh, eh ♪ put me in the mix, put me on top, put me in between, mami got the fire and i got the gasoline ♪ ♪ move it on me ♪ make me a zombie, girl, make me swell like wasabi ♪ ♪ you know i make you [muted] like tsunami ♪ ♪ i want to make you my princess where you go with what interests you ♪ ♪ give you t tpress ya, if you undress you, all right, okay, i'm gonna love you all kind of ways ♪

♪ oh, you got me caliente when you call me mamacita ♪ ♪ yeah, all right, uh-huh, you got me saying ooh la la, oh, my god, call me mamacita ♪ ♪ all right, okay, i'm gonna love you all kind of ways ♪ ♪ boy, you got me caliente, call me mamacita ♪ ♪ all right, okay, i'm gonna say ooh-la-la ♪

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>> announcer: starting next tuesday night, join us for an all new "what would you do" season america needs right now. this is "what would you do." premieres next tuesday at 10:00, 9:00 central on abc. >> my favorite show. thank you to the black eyed peas for that incredible performance, and it was so good that one of us really had to let the music fill his soul, and we've got a little video of -- i don't want to name any names, but his initials are whit johnson. i was trying to watch the show and he was dancing behind my back, and i think there's even more video, but i don't know if we're playing that. >> yeaar th w tt that i was like kind of like the raging guy at the wedding dance floor. it was like -- >> there we go. >> who invited him? >> oh, my god. >> good grief. i'd like to apologize to all of

america for that. i did not know i was on tv as it was happening. >> tomorrow we'll be back and whit will be doing the stanky leg. right here. we'll see you then. . we'll see you then. >> announcer: next week only "gma" with the biggest stars and exclusives f" and an epic lin-manuel miranda surprise. >> tell me something i don't know. good morning, everyone. i'm liz kreutz. the young vote may expand to include 17-year-olds in the state primary. the bill won final approval yesterday and if voted and approved on during this november ballot it would allow 17-year-olds to vote in california primary elections only if nay turn 18 by the

general election. currently 18 other u.s. states allow younger voters to cast primary ballots. happening today pride is being celebrated around the world for global pride day, and there's no shortage of virtual parties this weekend. one of them is a 24-hour live stream event. of course this years events are all online. global pride 2020 will have speeches, and acts while raising money for pride nonprofits around the world. it will be streamed live on youtube and facebook. if you're looking for other ways to celebrate we did put together a full list for events on san francisco and across the country. and san francisco city hall is lit up in blue, white and pink for transgender awareness and tonight and tomorrow night it'll be lit up in rainbow colors for pride weekend. let's get a look at our pride forecast with lisa argen. >> if you're in the north bay it's improving. this is san rafael. you can see that cloud deck

definitely dense. it is shrinking but we do have fog approaching the golden drizzle. while you head down the peninsula and it's in the upper 60s. how about 67 in livermore? so enjoy a milder day today. there's a look at santa cruz, and we'll talk about details in just a few minutes. >> up next parents in san francisco will soon learn what changes will be made if schools reopen. and one step forward, two steps back. bay area counties have slowing down their reopening