♪ good morning, america. state of emergency. tropical storm claudette slamming the gulf coast with 8 inches of rain and wind gusts of up to 60 miles per hour. major cities from new orleans to atlanta under flash flood alerts. the storm pushing inland, more than 12 million in claudette's path. rob has the latest. the race to vaccinate hitting obstacles in the homestretch. the white house pushing to make its july 4th vaccination deadline, amid new concerns of the dangerous delta variant. >> it is a variant more easily transmissible, potentially deadlier. >> what health experts are saying about this fast-spreading strain of the virus. recognition and celebration. >> happy juneteenth, everybody. >> president biden making juneteenth a federal holiday.

now, new hope for crossing the racial divide, and where the call for allyship -- >> black lives matter. >> -- is now being heard. ♪ i am a giant ♪ and we're gearing up for father's day on "gma," celebrating dad's favorite place, the grill. this tiktok dad shows us how to make one of his most popular barbecued treats. >> get dirty with the sonoran dog. >> plus, mouth-watering meatless swaps the whole family can enjoy, as we say "good morning america." ♪ i am the giant ♪ good morning, america, welcome to our second hour. you're looking at our "gma" family album. here. look at these pictures. the staff here, pictures for father's day, celebrating. you know what dad likes for father's day, the big day? grilling, right? grilling. dan likes to put the tofurkey on there.

>> oh, yeah. yep. >> the rest of us, perhaps, how about bacon-wrapped hot dogs? we'll have more on that later on in the show. >> you had me at bacon. >> that's right. we are following a lot of news, starting this morning with the tropical storm affecting the gulf coast. heavy rain and winds pounding the coastline overnight. louisiana's governor declaring a state of emergency ahead of the storm as the state recently was ravaged by flooding, now is bracing for more. >> tropical storm claudette forming along the u.s. gulf coast. rob marson owe is here talking about it. >> it formed coming on shore late last night, now abreast of new orleans, 45-mile-per-hour winds. you can see the messy, heavy weather is well to the east. where it is raining, it is raining heavily and blowing hard, as well. we've had gusts of 50, 60 miles a hour. flash flood warnings posted through mobile. flash flood watches through the weekend through atlanta. a tornado watch out until at

least 11:00, as this thing kind of spins its way on shore. mobile getting it right now. we'll see heavy rain, maybe 2 inches per hour at times. the track of this brings it through atlanta and into the carolinas. by then, it'll be a weak windstorm, but it'll continue to be a rainmaker. storm surge, east of new orleans, 2 to 3 feet of storm surge. the rain is really going to be the big issue here. 5, 6 inches. maybe a foot of rain in some spots, and this is saturated here. all the storms that went through the midwest overnight, 114 storm reports, we do have over 100,000 people without power today from eastern colorado all the way through louisville, and a pocket across pennsylvania. we'll see more on the way of rough storms. eva, back over to you. >> it's been a busy day in the weather department. thanks, rob. now to the pandemic and the push to get shots into more american arms. 149 million americans are vaccinated. that's almost 45 pktd of the total population. while the president is celebrating a new milestone in doses administered, his administration may fall short of a key goal. abc's trevor ault is at new york's javits center with the

latest. good morning again, trevor. >> reporter: good morning again, eva. the biden administration reflected on how far we've come on friday, but it was not lost on the president that there is still work to be done. the daily death toll here in the united states has fallen 90% from its peak. it's proof the vaccines are working, but we're still losing almost 300 americans to covid-19 every day. this morning, the highly transmissible delta variant drawing considerable concern from top officials, including president biden. >> it is a variant that's more easily transmissible, potentially deadlier, and particularly dangerous for young people. >> reporter: the president announcing 300 million vaccine doses administered in the 150 days since he took office. 65% of adults getting at least one dose, but the nation on track to miss biden's goal of 70% by the fourth of july, leaving an open window for the virus and the variant to stick around. >> any place with vaccine rates probably below 70% or 80% are going to see this variant take

over. >> reporter: steve edwards says missouri hospitals has seen covid admissions skyrocket. the state is one of seven whose seven-day case average climbed 30% or more over the past few have, all have vaccination rates below the national average. outbreaks are bubbling up across many parts of the country. late friday, this administrative building in manatee county, florida, abruptly closed because of at least five staffers getting infected, two of them dying. in western new york, respiratory therapist celeste winters says she is now treating young people who never thought they'd get sick. >> i am still putting patients on life support machines because they're nonvaccinated and becoming very ill. >> reporter: yes, we are on pace to miss the president's goal of 70% of adults getting at least one dose by the four of july. in a difference of 1% or 2%, it might not seem like that big of a deal, but perhaps more

worrying is that some states look like they're topping out at only about 50% and they will be very susceptible to future outbreaks. whit? >> an important reminder, we still have a ways to go here in this pandemic. trevor, thank you so much. coming up on "gma," celebrating juneteenth. just made a federal holiday, we meet an artist whose work celebrates the black community and honors its heros. he joins us live. and we have a double dip of "deals & steals" this morning. a summer bonanza of bar gains. perfect to get the summer started. plus, swifties, assemble. big news from taylor. the mammoth new release of "red" on the way. we'll be right back. >> i knew you were trouble. this is hal. this is hal's heart. it's been broken. and put back together. this is hal's relief, knowing he's covered by medicare from blue cross blue shield. and with coverage you can trust,

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all right. welcome back to "gma" on a saturday morning. we are celebrating father's day all morning, and here are some

special wishes from our "gma" family to their dads. >> love that. my dad is in town, coming this weekend, first time my kids have seen him in more than a year and a half. >> how are you going to celebrate? >> we're doing, like, a staycation around the city, the whole family. it's going to be a lot of fun. happy father's day to all the dads out there. all right, it's time to transition. we're filling in for janai on "pop news" this morning and we begin with dan's favorite, taylor swift. just last year, taylor embarked on one of the largest projects of her career, re-recording her first six studio albums after scooter braun acquired her master recordings. first, she tackled her 2008 album "fearless" and dubbed it "fearless taylor's version." it was a massive success. debuting at number one on all the billboard 200 chart there. now, taylor revealed her next re-record will be her fourth studio album "red," released originally back in 2012 with fan favorite "we are never, ever getting back together." that's the one with all the

extra ever, ever, ever, like ever. and she's giving us much more than just the original track. swift writing on instagram, this will be the first time you hear all 30 songs that were meant to go on "red." hey, one of them is even ten minutes long. fans speculating that 10-minute song has to be "all too well," which they have been begging for since swift mentioned it in an interview back in 2012. it drops on november 19. it is available right now for pre-order. remember the renegade dance that was all the rage last year, went viral on tiktok? millions did it including celebrities like lizzo and a-rod joined in. now, the choreographer is getting her own nft, a digital creation which has become a vehicle for many artists. the nft is celebrating black art on this june 19th. she teamed up with jadu for a holographic performance of the renegade dance.

it was made using 106 cameras filming simultaneously. to create a 3-d lifelike image. and that is not the only tiktok dance getting the nft treatment. "throw it back" and the get up dance will also be nft art. if you want to own one of these collectors, you can bid on the nfts starting today at noon. >> i'm not laughing at the nfts, i'm laughing at you read iing a that. >> something about dan saying, guys, remember that viral dance on tiktok? >> cookiee kawaii and i are like this. finally, serena williams is adding a new job to resume, tennis coach. the 23-time grand slam winner hitting the tennis court with her 3-year-old daughter olympia to teach her the tricks of the trade. they start with some warm-ups, then she shared her secret to the perfect tennis swing. take a look. >> so first thing you do is turn. back.

reach, hand, followthrough. it's very complicated for a 3-year-old, but you might get it. bounce, hit. good job. bounce, hit. good job. >> she's only 3 years old. that's really good for a 3-year-old. she's clearly catching on fast. those are some good genes. something else she's also picking up on, her mom's fashion sense, sporting her mom's one piece that serena wore during the australian open, inspired by the late track and field star florence griffith-joyner. no word yet when olympia will start her own competitive tennis career, but serena started at 3 years old. >> adorable. now to our "gma" cover story. juneteenth was declared a national holiday, widely celebrated by black americans. it was relatively unknown, though, to other communities until the social unrest of 2020. now, many are learning the importance of being an ally to people of color. abc's linsey davis takes a look.

>> reporter: chambersburg, pennsylvania, is rooted in american history. it was rumored to be a stop on the underground railroad and burned down in 1864 by the confederacy. it is small town america. overwhelmingly republican and mostly white. a place where linda and marvin worthy and their 11-year-old daughter taila call home. was there ever a time you felt unwelcome in chambersburg because of your race? >> i received a phone call once, asking if i was marvin worthy, and that i understand my wife decided to enroll in your service, but i found out you were [ bleep ]. we want to withdraw. i said, excuse me? >> reporter: they turned their personal struggle into action, forming a group called racial reconciliation. >> marvin and i decided that we

were going to start to have conversations about how we can reconcile around the issue of race in our own community. >> reporter: for the next few years, they hosted uncomfortable conversations, mostly with their white neighbors, about what it really means to be an ally. >> it's not enough to be anti-racist. you have to combat it. what do you do in a room full of white people, for example, when language is happening that's offensive to people of color? stand in the gap for people who are absent. that's the real work. >> reporter: and then george floyd was killed. big cities erupted into protests. and to the surprise of some, so did chambersburg. the hands holding the signs of protests here were overwhelmingly white, chanting a phrase that was once unthinkable. >> black lives matter. >> reporter: those uncomfortable conversations paid off when hundreds showed up for a demonstration organized by the worthies last juneteenth. >> we're standing strong, steadfast. >> we've never seen that before

in our community. there was a group of black women in a car that stopped, who had tears rolling down their faces and said, "you can't even imagine what this means to me." >> and that was our linsey davis reporting. a new orleans artist and activist is known for his provocative murals, celebrating black life with loving depictions of family life and people realizing their dreams, also commemorating the heroes of the black community. he joins us now. brandon, thanks so much for being with us. i know that you started your career painting heroes of the black community, then you transitioned to painting the community itself. why did you make that change? >> i don't see a big difference between the two. i think, i mean, obviously, we have those that we celebrate that, and rightfully so, but i think it is important as an artist, to think about the value of who and why i'm communicating to and for. for me, it was a matter of just

saying, you know, everybody is valuable. they exist. they breathe. they live. they dream. i want to honor that. i want to celebrate that. >> let's talk about what you actually paint. what aspects of the black community do you want to depict in your paintings? >> i understand that there's such a wide range of beauty in my community, and i want to reflect that in all the ways it shows itself, whether it's just in the smiles in our faces or the looks of hope or the way we embrace each other. when i think about, you know, the images that i grew up seeing in my family, those are the things that i want to duplicate and share across the world. >> there have been people in the black community who became heros. for example, you painted a bus in new orleans that honored the last two living freedom riders. being remembered and celebrated was enormous for them. what was that like for you, to see their reaction? >> yeah, so it wasn't the last two living freedom riders.

they were two individuals in new orleans that we celebrate that are our elders that were part of the freedom ride movement. for me, a large part of the communication that comes with art is about educating and inspiring others. i think there's so much inspiration in their story and what they went through, what they had to experience just to pass the baton on to us, to experience life in a better way. so we wanted to honor them using the similar buses that they would have got on, we wanted to honor them on the buses. it was an amazing experience to see them see themselves reflected on that bus, to know that it is going to travel around the city, and people have to ask the question, who is that? why is that? hopefully in that answer, they would continue to share their legacy and their story. >> now, in addition to being an artist and an activist, you also mentor young artists. why is that so important to you? >> you know, i'm a product of those who passed it on to me, those who took the time to see the potential that i had to help and instill and guide me.

and i think it's only right that i try to do the best i can to continue to pass it on and continue to find opportunities for other artists. i think there's nothing special about me. i'm not a superhero. i don't have any special -- anything that someone else can't duplicate. so for me, i try to let kids and youth understand that they can do what i'm doing, and they can do it way better. >> i'm sure you're an inspiration to so many and inspiring the next generation. thanks so much for being with us this morning. we appreciate you. >> thank you for having me. >> and juneteenth together we triumph, a soul of a nation special event, is streaming now on hulu. let's get a check of the weather. let's talk about the western heat. i think you'll like it. as luck would have it, an old friend was traveling through the hottest place in the u.s. sent me this message. >> california. you have been reporting this heat wave gripping the western part of the country pretty much everywhere west of the rockies. it has been no hotter anywhere than here in death valley with the high temperatures all week in the 120s.

i think it is going to reach about 125, maybe 124. it is a dry heat. but it is pretty darn hot. wish you were here, buddy. >> be cool on top of the hot. coolest cat in town for sure. it's not helping the drought out there, obviously. this map is only getting redder through time. good saturday morning, i'm abc7 news meteorologist frances dinglasan. here is your day planner for today. another spare the air days ts will be creeping up into the 70s for inland areas, by 9:00, still cool at the beaches this afternoon because we have the on shore flow returning, not as hot for everybody but 100 inland, around the bay low 80s at the coast low 60s. enjoy the sunshine, cooler tomorrow. there.ow.

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also, the search for victims following a deadly tubing accident in eden, north carolina. authorities say nine people went over a dam on the dan river this week. at least three people died, four were rescued. they are still searching for two others. authorities say there are warning signs about the dam posted along the river. and listen to this story, guys. a reproduction of leonardo da vinci's mona lisa has sold at auction for close to $3.5 million. the previous owner is said to have spent decades trying to convince people that his painting was the original. the one at the louvre museum was a fake. apparently, people weren't buying that, but they ended up paying big bucks in the end. >> you can just sell it as an nft. >> that's right. >> much safer. >> not the real thing, who would have thought? time now for -- [ air horn ]

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okay, whit, your turn, what are you watching? >> you know, life has been a little boring lately, so i'm looking for a thrill. for the thrill, we've got "mayor of east town." starring kate winslet, detective story on the case, investigating a murder in a small town outside of philadelphia. dan, you've seen the whole series so far. >> i love that. i think i was the one pushing it on you. >> yes, that's right. now, i'm hooked. i haven't finished it yet, but my goal is very soon. my father's day wish is to finish binging "mayor of east town." >> okay. >> you heard it here first. >> put it on your list. >> do you have a good go-to for a laugh, dan? >> yeah. these have been difficult months the last year plus. when i'm feeling low, i sometimes turn to "parks and rec," which really -- yes, you're already laughing -- is such a funny show. i watch it all the time. so i highly recommend, if you're feeling -- there's a little sebastian himself. if you're feeling low, check out "parks and rec." amy poehler is a genius.

>> rob, your turn. you finished a good one with your kids. >> my daughter and i try to watch a show, so we finished "life in color" with david attenborough, who is the narrator of the earth documentaries. now he's hosting on camera. he is 94 and awesome, so good on camera. i love it. beautifully shot. we're now on to "planet earth." my daughter can't get enough of the animal documentaries. why tigers have stripes. >> you learned that? >> yes. >> are you going to tell us? >> their prey can't see those particular colors. >> wow. >> evolution, baby. >> all right. mr. science man over here. thanks, meteorologist. >> i'm going to start painting on some stripes. >> we can see them, dan. we can see them. >> okay. coming up on "good morning america," they set off against my graying hair, as you pointed out. coming up, more "deals & steals." plus, we're gearing up for grilling with one of our favorite dads cooks.

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we're back with more "deals & steals." tory johnson has more summer bonanza bargains. with lots of fun for your kids all from small american businesses. and of course you can point your cell phone camera there, the qr code on the screen, and those deals will come right up. tory, we have something dads will love right here because it'll keep the kids busy. tell us about it. >> good way of looking at it. this is imagination starters. these are chalkboard mats. and what's great, they're easy to erase with just a little damp cloth. no mess. they can be used over and over. they're also reversible. on one side is a printed design. on the other side, it's blank. to go crazy with creativity. it's an opportunity to keep kids busy, whether you're traveling or just want a break from screen time. we have both the mats as well as

the flash card format. lots and lots to choose from when you go online. all of the prices are slashed in half, so they start today at $3.50. >> great stuff. also over here, i'm loving this, something to inspire creativity in your kids. what do you have here? >> absolutely. this company is plus plus. they are small pieces with endless creative play. we've got all kinds of kits, a big variety of them, that go from ages 2 and up. when i say up, i'm talking about there are adults that love to play with these, as well, with their kids. there's 2-d mosaics and complex 3-d designs. the opportunities to make things is really endless, and kids get to gain developmental skills like fine motor, concentration, patience, creativity, all of it in one toy with many, many options. the sets today are slashed in half they start at $7.50. >> great. it is getting hot outside. people are grilling outside. this is sort of perfect to keep your drink cool. tell us about it.

>> absolutely. it's brewbuddy, and it is a soft neoprene sleeve for sodas, water, iced coffees, any of the cold beverages. it prevents the condensation from leaving a wet mess on the car or other surface. also, keeps your hands from getting cold and wet. and all of them are designed to fit those big beverages at all your favorite to-go restaurants. pop a beverage into one of these. it'll be fashionable and prevent a mess. huge assortment of styles and sizes when you go online. today, they're half price, so they are $7 to $7.50. really good deal, whit, especially because they're reusable and replace disposable. >> love that. perfect for my extra large big gulp. tory johnson, thank you so much. you can get these deals right now on our website. goodmorningamerica.com. now, let's turn it over to rob. good morning once again. >> i always thought you were my

brew buddy, but i like those -- >> sometimes. >> sometimes, exactly. hey, it's father's day, so we continue that trend, fly a kite, do whatever you want to do with dad. father mountain, oregon, 79, a beautiful day. dads corner, minnesota, 67. bald head island, north carolina. >> what is this? >> 81 degrees. yes, you saw that right, eva. bald head island. dad canyon, texas, 104 degrees. happy father's day to all the dads out there, as well. time now for a look at your local fo hi, i'm job job meteorologist abc7 news, temperatures range from 60s at the coast to near 100 for the interior locations like antioch 100. it's time now to gear up for grilling. joining us now is chance cosby, whose late father was the inspiration behind his cooking. his kids encouraged him to post his recipes on tiktok.

this morning, one of his famous recipes, hot dogs wrapped in bacon, oh, yeah, that's right, he is going to show it to us. happy father's day to you, chance. >> thank you very much. thanks for having me on. >> so before we get to the hot dog wrapped in bacon, it's always hot in phoenix, so let's keep it cool with something cold, pico de gallo and guac. show us how to make it. >> you bet. it is already 98 in phoenix, so we're making pico. tomatoes, onions, jalapenos, i keep the seeds in it, with a little bit of cilantro. so we're going to mix that up, give it a go. we're going to take one lime, take a little juice in there. going to do juice of one lime. then we're going to add a little salt, and our pico is done. take a little pinch of salt, give it a go. and then we're going to move over to some basic, basic guacamole. we have an avocado. a little trick there, do a

little slice and a cut. that way, when you want to take it out, it just slides right into the bowl. the same thing here. i'm keeping it simple on this guac. i'm doing lime and salt and avocado, and that is it. no need for anything else. >> yeah, i can taste the lime in here. it's nice. >> give it a smash. there we go. >> okay, so, let's go over to the grill for this famous hot dog. we want to eat the hot dogs. walk us through how to do this. >> you bet. this is my take on a sonoran hot dog. it's a little bit different. it is a bacon-wrapped hot dog with a very unique bun that is bold and big enough to handle all the goodness in it. the key, though, is to wrap this dog in bacon. you have to go to the top, wrap it around, get it to the end, and then use these toothpicks. toothpicks will kind of keep it in. just like i've done right here on about a dozen dogs.

then you slide that on, and then that bacon stays tight right on that dog. it's easy as can be. so this is kind of what i'm doing. the great thing about a sonoran hot dog, you can cook it on a griddle, on a charcoal, a gas grill, or in your house with a skillet. you just need heat. it's easy to make. >> we can hear the dog sizzling. put it together and give us the complete picture here. >> you bet. you bet. so we're going to take a bun. this one looks good. look at that, perfectly toasted. uh-oh, let's not let that fall off. that one looks good right there. i'm going to come over here, slide it in. don't forget to take the toothpicks out. i'm going to start with a little pinto beans. roll it along the top. i'm going to move over and put a little mustard on it.

then we're going to go with a little pico. boom. then i'm going to roll over here. i had a little guac already made. we're going to layer that in. layer that in. then we're going to hit it with a little queso fresco. >> chance, great job. we'll keep watching you while we talk our way through commercial break. i do want to say that chance says if you're serving bacon-wrapped hot dogs, you should have a defibrillator present. >> stop. >> and we're going to top it with a little mayo. i almost forgot, couple jalapenos. >> it's so good. i can tell you, i have already eaten half of it. >> i like it spicy. i will tell you, this is my take on a sonoran dog. i love them. they're great. might as well dig in here soon. >> we've already dug in. thank you so much, chance, for being with us. you can get that recipe on our website, goodmorningamerica.com. coming up, we're

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back now. okay, we're back now. we're firing up the barbecue with a round-up of the best and tastiest meatless options out there. maggie hoffman joins us now, maggie, good morning. first, you say that old school veggie burgers are still in style. that's actually news to me as a non-meat eater, so tell me about that. >> absolutely. you know, these are sort of nostalgic for me. i love an old school gardenburger piled high with onions and creamy avocado. we did a taste test of all the veggie burger options at epicurious, and the winner had great texture. >> i was about to bite it, but

you stopped talking, so i can't bite it. what do i do? >> go ahead. >> okay, i'll ask another question, then i'm going to bite. meatless meat burgers are all the rage. what can you tell us about them? go, i'm going to bite. >> yeah, so these are plant-based burgers that are designed to mimic beef. they're really rich and really savory. a little gamey. we've learned a lot about these. we did a blind taste test on these, too, and our favorite, the top pick was the impossible burger. when you're cooking these, you really want to think crisp. you want to make a smashburger instead of a thick, pub-style burger, and the more sear, the better. >> all right, tasted this one, too. it's really good. i have to swallow before i can ask you this next question though. >> are you just taking a bite of each? >> yes, i'm trying everything. that's my job. that's what they pay me for. tell us about preparing the vegetables. you put them right on the grill, as i understand it. show us how you do that. >> there are so many ways to cook vegetables on the grill.

one of the things we love, and we have a great recipe for pulled mushroom tacos on epicurious. what we do is, take these and pull them apart. put them in a grill basket, and they'll be smoky and crisp on the grill. they make beautiful tacos. almost like cornitas. you can also put a whole eggplant on the grill just like this. you can put it in the coals. you don't have to wrap it or anything. then it'll get smoky and soft. you can serve it with grilled bread. if you want to do a cauliflower, you have a couple options. if you want to start with a whole cauliflower, which makes a really impressive presentation. start it by microwaving it for a few minutes so it will get tender before you put it on the grill, then it'll look like this when you're done. cook it in wedges to get evenly charred on all sides. >> maggie i think you're great. these are incredible ideas. i love the cauliflower. whit told me it looked like a brain on a plate, so i don't know.

>> one that you want to eat. >> i do want to eat this brain. i'm like a zombie for cauliflower. maggie, thank you again. thank you for putting up with our nonsense. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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