"good morning america," it's our second hour. president biden at the high stakes g7 summit repairing relationships with world leaders. the queen making a surprise appearance for the class photo and a world class quip. >> you're supposed to be looking as if you're enjoying yourself. >> reporter: as economic recovery and climate change dominate the summit's first day agenda. america 2.0. major cities taking the next steps at post pandemic life. ♪ take me out to the ball game ♪ >> chicago's wrigley field opening at 100% capacity. this as more restrictions lift around the country while vaccination rates drop. and the u.s. on the brink of a grim milestone, 600,000

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[speaking foreign language] and good morning, america. it's great to have you with us for a second hour on saturday morning. janai norman in the seat for dan this morning. >> in the seat. >> checking for traps. >> good point. >> the rivalry lives, even when he's gone. we have a lot to cover this morning. according to a recent survey, "in the heights" will be the first trip back to theaters since the start of the pandemic for 96% of movie goers this weekend. we've got all the details ahead on that in "binge this." >> that's coming up. lots of news this morning starting with the g7 summit. president biden in the u.k. for his first overseas trip. the agenda on day one, global economic recovery post-pandemic and climate change. >> the president moves to mend fences with leaders who didn't have strong relationships with the trump administration. we go back to abc's rachel scott

on the scene there in plymouth. rachel, hello again. >> reporter: janai, good morning to you again. it's going to be a jam-packed schedule at the g7 summit today. for president biden this is about showing a united front with our allies ahead of that high stakes meeting with russian president putin. this morning, world leaders arriving at a beach resort in cornwall for day two of the g7 summit. a show of solidarity with allies ahead of that high stakes meeting with russia president putin. >> what's your message to putin? >> i'll tell you after i deliver it. >> reporter: overnight putin saying relations with the united states are at the lowest point in decades, calling biden radically different from former president donald trump. >> translator: president biden is radically different from trump because president biden is a career man, a different kind of person. it's my great hope, yes, there are some advantages, some disadvantages. >> reporter: president biden getting a boost from his allies before that geneva summit, sharing elbow bumps and smiles face to face for the first time since the pandemic began.

the queen there too bringing her whit to the world stage. >> you're supposed to be looking at if you're enjoying yourself. >> reporter: biden the 13th president to meet with the 95-year-old monarch, declaring the u.s. is back. that message appeared to be well received by allies. german chancellor, angela merkel, who had a strained relationship with trump saying biden stands for commitment to partnership that was, quote, missing in recent years. then there was this moment with french president emanuel macron, the pair spotted arm in arm. macron later tweeting, now that we are together, united, determined to make a difference, it's time to deliver. the white house confirming that this morning we're learning more about that meeting between putin and biden. the white house confirming that the two leaders will come face

to face in two separate sessions. then biden will be holding a solo press conference. the white house saying they're expecting the conversation to be direct and candid. janai? >> rachel, thank you so much. we will have complete coverage of president biden's summit with vladimir putin on wednesday live from geneva. eva, over to you. now to the latest on the controversy as major cities repeal restrictions to embrace a post pandemic life. chicago's wrigley field opened to 100% capacity. this as we head to a tragic milestone, approaching 600,000 americans dead from covid. let's bring back abc's zohreen shah with the details. good morning again, zohreen. >> reporter: good morning, eva. we're just a few days away from california's june 15th reopening. a lot is going to change, restaurants, bars, venues can all reopen at 100% capacity inside if they choose. the owner here telling me that even outside they're going to double patio seating.

cities across the country re-opening. they're packing people in. in chicago overnight they lifted capacity restrictions for bars, gyms and large venues, no social distancing required. wrigley field packed, calling their game opening day 2.0. bill murray sang "take me out to the ball game" to a packed crowd. look, we are still not in the clear. about halfway through president biden's month long vaccination push, fewer americans are getting vaccinated. the country about 6% away from biden's july 4th goal of 70% of americans with at least one shot. the delta variant, a strain first discovered in india, has doubled in the u.s., up to an estimated 6% of cases. we're nearing a grim milestone, approaching 600,000 deaths. the u.s. still averaging over 300 deaths every single day. whit? >> so there's progress and still challenges ahead. zohreen, thank you very much. coming up here, first lady dr. jill biden stepping out onto the world stage for the first time. the teacher visiting a school with duchess kate.

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first, we've been waiting on this. "pop news" with m m m m what's your sign? >> what's your name, what's your sign? i looked for it. i'm stubborn. sorry, guys. i wish it was a romantic sign like maybe a libra. you know who's a libra? carrie bradshaw. the actress taking to instagram to share this photo in front of carrie's apartment writing, pure coincidence and just like that we find ourselves on this street called carrie the night before it all begins again. adding i'm thrilled and terrified. we follow carrie, charlotte and miranda as they navigate new york life in their 50s. hbo max announcing mario cantone and others will reprise their roles.

of course, we recently learned mr. big will be there as well. still no word on when the ten episode series will drop on hbo max, but it has officially begun production here in new york city. sarah jessica parker with this photo. first table read got here way too early. nerves all wonderful, jumbled. sharing that the read through was like an ice cream sundae. tasty stuff. doesn't it feel like 1998 all over again? >> i loved 1998. >> i have some regrets from 1998. that's a different story. >> we were all laughing. the spice girls -- ♪ stop right now ♪ >> the spice girls are all back together again for a good cause. victoria bell beckham, mel b,

mel c altogether again for a good cause. sporting a new t-shirt that says proud and wanna be your lover. 100% of the proceeds from the sales of the shirt go to a charity combatting homelessness. the shirt is designed by victoria beckham who wrote pride to me is a celebration of being completely yourself. this year's t-shirt is a reminder of that. the spice girls championing accepting yourself and others, being kind, having fun and living your best life and girl power. right, whit? >> oh, yeah. >> the lgbtq plus community is so close to my heart and i'm so proud to be supporting pride 2021 with the girls. the shirts are available on victoriabeckham.com. it was just two summers ago the spice girls were in the headlines for their big reunion tour. victoria was noticeably absent but they brought all the hits to sold out stadiums across the u.k. needless to say we're interested any time those ladies get together.

you guys were totally doing the dance with me. >> maybe cross over and do an american tour. >> whit, you're loving this. >> i'm glad we got a closeup of my reaction. i have one more story for you guys. good news for all the early risers out there. that means listen up, a new study finds that morning people are happier than night owls. about two-thirds of people self-identify as early risers and they are ensuring their own happiness by going to bed at a reasonable hour and waking up at the same time every day. can't relate. according to the study, the sleeping habits of early birds make them better able to avoid mental health challenges and 5% more likely to report a higher sense of well-being than their evening counterparts. morning people tend to be more consistent with their sleep schedule and that is crucial to maintaining your sleep cycle. if you're up, you might as well

watch "abc world news now" "america this morning." >> of course, well done. get that plug in. mona, thank you so much. we turn to our gma cover story. the president and first lady are in london for the g7 summit. from the moment she walked off air force one, dr. jill biden made it clear she wants to reinvent the perception of the white house overseas. abc's julia macfarlane is in london with more. julia, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. global summits have always been tricky ground for political spouses. they have to balance playing the supporting actor and having an important role. here at the g7 dr. jill biden is very far from being on the sidelines. this morning, dr. jill biden stepping out onto the world stage for the first time as first lady. accompanying president biden at the g7 summit, dr. biden is taking the opportunity to keep her priorities front and center. the long time educator not

skipping her homework, tweeting this photo prepping for the g7 ahead of their arrival in the u.k. >> we've looked forward to this for weeks and now we're finally here. >> reporter: championing support for military families as part of her joining forces initiative. touring a preschool with the duchess of cambridge, kate middleton on friday. >> make the world a better place. >> reporter: the pair participating in a round table discussion focused on early childhood education. >> it's the foundation of everything. i can tell you that as a teacher at the upper levels. if they don't have a good foundation they fall so far behind. >> reporter: and while dr. biden is making her debut in the global spotlight as first lady, it's not all foreign to her, making numerous international trips while second lady during the obama administration. >> i think that she's approaching the role of first lady as healer in chief. i think as we're emerging from this pandemic and from a year of real devastation, it's important to have a first lady who can

communicate feelings of empathy. she understands what people are going through and that america is here to help. >> reporter: the bidens meeting with the queen at the g7 royal reception. her message of love to the world printed in bold letters on the back of her jacket. >> i think that we're bringing love from america and i think that's important right now, that people feel a sense of unity for all the countries and feel a sense of hope after this year of the pandemic. >> reporter: later today on women's veterans day in the u.s., the first lady continues her work for veterans, meeting with a local volunteer group. tomorrow she and president biden have a private audience with the queen in windsor. whit? >> julia, thank you so much. now to our friend greg dutra from our abc station in chick. he's in for rob this morning. no tie, sweating it out in the midwest. greg, what's going on?

>> reporter: you know, i got this getup on. i went with no tie, some docksiders. hoping someone will toss me the keys to their boat. early this morning it is so humid out. you can see the lake fog rolling in in front of the hancock. about half of the building is visible. it is hot and dry across the southwestern united states. they are going to go into the 1 teens and maybe even 120. in death valley, 36 million people across some sort of heat add viry advisory states. now if you're trying to hit the water, it's not bad there. probably a good idea. 73 degrees today. look at these water temperatures in lake michigan. a very chilly 58. going to good saturday morning from emeryville. the clouds will lift and the weekend will be warmer. temperatures will be in the 70s and 80s for most but that sea breeze keeps it cool at the

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before the expiration date you maximize flavor and quality. >> the other key thing is having the right equipment on hand. what do you recommend? >> sure thing. definitely a great sheet pan is a good start. good glass airtight containers and parchment paper. it is going half your cleanup time in the kitchen. >> and then now we've got some of these meals we can make with some of of these ingredients here. the goods. what did you put together for us? so i have for you today a delicious fennel rested chicken and peppers from good housekeeping's easy meal cook book. a sheet pan meal. set and it forget it solution. throw everything on the sheet pan, throw it in the oven and it is ready in 30 minutes but the best part about the book is tips to repurpose leftovers so you are not eating the same thing every day. all we did is took our roasted peppers, put it in a blend we are a few other household greentds. and i created this delicious

pepper pasta sauce. i'm putting it on some whole wheat pasta with peas and asparagus. so right here you are going to keep your meal prep interesting and innovative and really cut down on food waste in the kitchen too. >> looks good. smells good. stephanie, thank you so much. we appreciate it. and for more pointers, goodhousekeeping easy meal prep is available right now. dreg dutra is is is is morning. good morning once again. >> reporter: good morning. it is hot and humid this morning that is for sure. but, you know, i got nice relaxed look here early today. as we a have a lake breeze. beating 90 for the first time in a while. trying to beat the heat to the south and the humidity unfortunately notal working. strong storms thrown. risk of severe weather too to the east and west. and also torrential rain. kind of the biggest threat from them and a wide swath of 1-2

good morning. our low cloud deck is with us. we'll see a lot of sunshine. temperatures will warm up now to our double duty dinner. how do you turn sammen and potatoes into two totally different meals. chef franklin becker joins us from the institute of culinary education. let's start with the salmon. what is the secret to perfectly cooked salmon? >> the secret to perfectly cooked salmon. and good morning by the way. is doing it low and slow. so i just season it with a little bit of salt. crack some garlic. and put some thyme on top or any

other herbs that you want. and i'm just going to place that into a 200 degree oven for about 20 minutes. and when it comes out, it is perfect. the albumin in the salmon doesn't coagulate so it renders the salmon really nice and tender. >> good to know. >> yeah. >> add the potatoes to the mix. why should we bake them instead of boil them? >> i don't know if you can see this. but the level of starchness of the potato is so much greater when you make it versus boiling it. that the end result is a much creamier mashed potato. >> okay. and this is the fun part we've been waiting for. making this double duty dinner here. how do we do that? >> we're going take our leftover salmon, and we're going to just simply place it into a bowl. we're going to add our leftover mashed potatoes. and these can be refrigerated. it actually works better if it we're going add some bread

crumbs. and you can use any brand bread crumbs that you want. whatever you want. and one egg. and we're just going mix this up. as such. and that is going form a croquette. you are going refrigeranting this mixture afterwards. and when it is all homogenized, mold them into a meat ball. and then simply right into a cake. >> hello salmon cakes. yes, it is delicious. >> and i have a couple here already done. >> chef, so fantastic. we're digging in. thank you so much to chef franklin. you can get theses we peas on our website.

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good morning, everyone. i'm liz kreutz. the museum is welcoming back members. now the museum's campus and galleries will again reopen their doors. other attractions include a relandscaped garden and new lawn. free access for the public

begins june 18th. this is the last weekend of the san mateo payment of today's theme is pacific islands day. there will be a livestock auction and music. if you haven't been vaccinated yet you can do it at the event center and get in free. you'll get a $20 food vouch are. the fair runs from 11 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. and tomorrow is the last day the barbecue first legoland will have a grand opening. the 31,000 square foot space was set to open last year but it was pushed back because of the pandemic. when you go, families can explore a 1 1/2 million replica of the bay area and learn to build in master classes. one-day passes are $23 a person. let's get a check of the from

the with lisa argen. >> hi, liz, looking at clouds. look at the numbers, in the mid- 60s. you're thinking it feels humid and you're right. the dew points are up. this is san jose, partly cloudy. looking ahead, moving into the 80s, details on the rest of the weekend coming up. >> thank you, lisa. up next an early morning shooting in austin, texas, leaves 13 wounded. we'll have the latest. we'll have the latest. also, some charity ♪ ♪ ♪ we'll have the latest. also, some charity ♪ ♪ ♪ monitor, check and lock down you money with security from chase. control feels good.

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