good morning, america. it's our second hour. formula crisis. the latest on the baby formula shortage. >> all of a sudden we go to buy formula, everything is gone. >> what the biden administration is doing now to help ease the supply chain crunch. what you should know and what to avoid doing to keep your baby healthy. >> day of protests. states ramping up security, hours before thousands are expected to take to the streets, rallying for abortion rights. plus, the counter-protests planned. >> also this morning, sleeping in separate bedrooms. the bedtime debate heating up. why some couples claim it's the secret to their happiness. but is it the right move for your relationship?

♪ >> fit for a queen. the countdown to the platinum jubilee is on. how one sweet treat is ready to roll and the proof pudding, helping her royal highs in highs in mark 70 years on the throne. >> gma's united states of barbecue tour making a pit stop before monday's grand finale. get ready to fire up your grill with the pro tips you need. >> move over, minimalism. we're taking home decor to the max. cluttercore, the latest design trend taking over tiktok. unpacking it all, as we say good morning, america. >> it's saturday morning. this is gma. >> you know that gives me anxiety, just looking at it. >> we're going to clean it out

and put it back in. >> but in a design some way. >> it's going to make sense. >> i just like to throw things away. good morning, america, on this saturday morning we are following a lot of news, starting with the nationwide shortage of baby formula. president biden promising progress saying the issue is a priority, as the administration faces criticism for not acting quickly enough. >> and the white house now asking the federal trade complain.n to m iny >> this a s desperate parents are turning to milk banks to help feed their babies now. let's go back to latest. >> reporter: the desperate search for baby formula may continue throughout the rest of the year, that is according to makers of store brand formulas for the likes of walmart and amazon and the white house ask scrambling to put an end to the crisis. they are rolling out new measures like giving families on

government assistance the ability to buy other brands of formula, cracking down on price gouging and importing more supply. about 40% of formula is out of stock, leaving empty shelves at stores across the country. some forced to limit its purchases per customer. the lack of product is in part due to the voluntary recall of abbott brand formula manufactured at a plant in michigan after two infant died of a become tierial infection in late february. the company says they found no evidence linking the infections to the michigan plant and abbott says as soon as they get the green light it could take two weeks for production to ramp back up. but it could take six to eight weeks for parents to see products, the formula back on shelves. >> thank you. to the latest overnight supreme court justice clarence thomas speaking out after the roe v. wade draft leak, this as thousands of people are taking to the streets across the country to make their voices heard on the issue of abortion. we're in washington, d.c. where

one protest is planned. good morning again, ike. >> reporter: good morning. overnight supreme court justice clarence thomas blasting the disclosure of the leaked draft opinion that would overturn the landmark roe v. wade decision. justice thomas one of the justices voting in the majority of the leaked draft says the confidence of the court has been shaken, saying, quote, it was beyond anyone's understanding or at least anyone's imagination that someone would do that. now, the comments come on the heels of today's bans off our bodies rally that's expected to draw around 20,000 abortion rights protesters to washington, d.c. it's one of more than 450 marches all across the country today, from los angeles to new york city, where nearly 40,000 people ahave signed up to participate. if overturned, 26 states would ban or severely restrict access to abortion, affecting more than half of the people of reproductive age in this country, according to planned parenthood. also, expect to see

anti-abortion activists out in full force today. the protests are expected to swarm to around 20,000 people on the lawn with everything beginning around noon. as far as security, local law enforcement says several roads and streets around the area have been blocked off and there is a heightened police presence in and around the city. >> thank you for the update there from d.c. multiple states across the country are ramping up for an influx of abortion patients, including oregon where they predict they could see a 234% increase in out of state patients. it's one of the states where activists are saying that despite all their efforts, they may have to turn some patients away. here's the story. >> reporter: this morning, days after the senate failed to pass a major vote protecting abortion access out of a likely roe v. wade reversal, multiple states bracing for a dramatically different landscape for reproductive rights. [ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: in oregon, several

nonprofits started working years ago to expand abortion access. >> it's going to pave a path towards a better future here in oregon, and that's incredibly powerful. >> reporter: in the first law of its kind, oregon's lawmakers approving a war chest of $15 million for abortion, some to help women from other states, including next door idaho where abortion could soon be completely banned. idaho's lieutenant governor recently calling for a special session which would in part eliminate rape and incest from abortion rights. in this interview with abc affiliate ktb. >> we can prohibit all abortions and make idaho be the sanctuary of life that we believe that life begins at the moment of conception. >> reporter: even though her words received backlash from her own party, abortion activists bracing for many scenarios, including potential criminalization for abortions. >> are you ramping up for a

legal fight at your organizations? >> absolutely. we know they're not going to stop at the constitutional right being overturned. we know they're going to start trying to target providers and people in states like ours who are continuing to provide that care. >> reporter: and despite efforts to expand coverage, oregon also bracing to turn away more women. >> i don't think we ever want to tell someone no, but we only have the number of appointments. >> reporter: in portland, a quarter of the lilith clinic patients are from out of state, 10% from texas. it's the state's only option for abortions closer to 22 weeks. >> and this is where patients are seeing -- >> reporter: the center upping security recently, often seeing abortion protesters outside. >> we're out here because we believe that we want to help women in their pregnancies. >> reporter: and they only expect to see more protesters and patients. >> we already serve patients who are traveling hundreds or thousands of miles to get here for basic health care services. and we expect that number to

only increase. >> reporter: two of the women on that panel were native american and latina. they fear their communities will be hit very hard by a potential roe reversal, one saying this is just one thing in a long line of things that impacts tribal families, guys. >> thank you. now to our gma morning menu, could the secret to a healthy relationship be sleeping in separate rooms? that is the debate that is taking over tiktok. >> and leave it to the great tory johnson to make life just a little bit easier. deals and steals that are clever solutions to everyday problems. >> plus, my favorite part of the morning coming up, fire up that grill. we're making a pit stop on the gma united states of barbecue tour. look at that. flames are cooking. we'll be right back with more. ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! ♪

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♪ we saturday morning. let's get right to our "gma" cover story. >> yeah, getting a good night's sleep can be a distant dream sometimes. but now some couples are sleeping in separate bedrooms. an influencer on tiktok taking up the debate but is it the secret to a happy relationship? take a look. >> little story time on why my husband and i sleep in different rooms. >> sleep is sacred and when sleeping with her husband wasn't cutting it anymore -- >> i like silence and he likes white noise machines. >> reporter: taylor paul kicked him out. >> this is my room. >> reporter: to the bedroom next door. >> lots of space here as you can see. >> before we made the change it was kind of hardor >> i like really, really cold and she likes it really warm a stuffy and i just cannot sleep and the other reason is that i do do a lot of sleepwalking and

sleeptalking so it was a good solution for both of us. >> reporter: while there's no hard data it's been estimated that one in four couples sleep separately. >> i think it's still a little taboo to talk about sleeping in separate rooms or in separate beds because we have this idea that if couples are not sharing a bedroom that there must be something terribly wrong with their relationship. >> reporter: when taylor posted about it on tiktok -- >> it blew up and it was shocking because i didn't think it was something, i guess, interesting or that intriguing, but it has been. but i also think it might be a taboo conversation because then people i think go straight to like, oh, how is your marriage? >> i think it's great this couple is talking about their alternative bedroom situation because it opens the door for other couples who might need to have separate bedrooms or those that already do to kind of come out of the shadows. >> reporter: the couple who has two children say their marriage is great and that trading in traditional relationship dynamics for better sleep has been worth it. >> sleep deprivation also can have a negative effect on relationships and just life in

general, and so we found that we were really well rested and we also just prioritized, like, our time together. >> so there you have it. >> my wife and i have been doing this for years with our crazy schedules and all this stuff. now we got the in-laws in town so now we're stuck in the same room. we still love each other. married 15 years. >> wouldn't wake up even with the alarm going off. >> now it is time for "pop news" and the will ganss is here. >> the will ganss? >> the will ganss. >> i'll take it, you guys. you remember when kendrick lamar said, sit down, be humble? well, i'm glad we're in these chairs today, you guys, because the grammy winner is back. kendrick lamar announcing that his epic super bowl performance, you remember that, it was just a warm-up for his brand-new tour coming to a city near you. after dropping his new album "mr. morale & the big steppers."

this is his first album in five years. and it looks like he used all that time to plan quite the comeback. the big steppers tour stopping at cities in america, europe, australia and new zealand. it includes 65 performances in 60 different venues, tickets go on sale friday, may 20th. that's a week from yesterday. tour kicks off tuesday, july 19th in oklahoma city, you can stream the brand-new album right now. >> our ep is pumped. getting his tickets as we speak. >> that's right. shawn, if you're listening, add me to your lineup. i want to sit next to him. it's a great albe if yowi g be all right, next, hear ye, hear ye, queen elizabeth's platinum jubilee is less than a month away, if you can believe it, and one of the most

important decisions has been made. we're talking about the pudding, people. if you can believe it, around 5,000 people entered a nationwide competition to craft a new pudding to commemorate the queen's 70-year reign and the winner was chosen by the duchess of cornwall and mary berry and the winner is jemma melvin. she created a pudding truly fit for a queen. a lemon swiss roll and amaretto trifle. jemma calls the people's pudding because everyone can make it at home. get the recipe for yourself at the bbc. >> trifle. >> it's both. >> we're getting deep. >> a trifle has pudding in it. >> i always thought it was just chocolate or vanilla. or the swirl. >> the queen is not having snack packs, janai. we had to step it up a little bit. fal ts rnin a couple ball out on the fairway that they were not expecting, so they made a call to the

clubhouse. take a look at this. >> hole 6 right now. i don't know how to tell you this but there's a donkey on hole 6. i'm not kidding. there is a donkey on hole 6. no, it's next to the green but we're just petting him right now. >> that video getting over 2 million views on tiktok and thanks to the power of the apps they were able to discover where he came from. his name is sheldon and lives nearby. he made it home and his mom said chicken wire has been added to the fence to prevent any more unsupervised visits. >> how did you have the name snack pack on the top of your mind? >> i think about pudding a lot, janai. if anyone was wondering what i look like on a golf course, sheldon is a good example. >> nice. >> we have about the same skill set. >> i love sheldon so, you know, you can come any time. thanks, will. let's get a check of our weather now with cheryl scott from our chicago station, bls,

in brooklyn this morning for our cross-country barbecue tour. hey, cheryl. we love this spot. >> oh, it's so good. i hear it's one of the best in brooklyn, new york city. we are talking about barbecue, and as you guys know, we have been searching for the best barbecue across the u.s. this entire week, with the finale happening on monday. if you're craving barbecue this morning, we got you covered. hometown barbecue chef and owner billy durney with us this morning. you're making something special. tell us what you got? welcome to red hook. and we're going to be making oaxaca chicken. it's just an incredible amount of spices, easy for the home cook because you can introduce a lot of flavors into a blank canvas, which chicken normally is. >> you have a few special prep tips for us that we're going to be doing, but you'll put this on this amazing oven, which is special. what is this? >> this is an asahd o grill that

we use and, you know, a good tip for the home cook is to make sure that you're always oiling the grates so the meats don't stick, and also we're going to be cooking in several different temperatures so we're going to have wood that's a little hotter on one side and we're going to cook the chicken to its end on a little bit of cooler coals so we'll get this chicken on right now. >> you do that. thank you so much. we are so excited to get this ready, taste it. we'll have more of this on how you can make this at home or barbecue tips, i can tell you this, inside that oven and grill right now, it is about 1,200 degrees. not nearly as hot outside but we are going to heat things up across a big part of the country so for now we're going to get a check of your local forecast.ong brilliant view here from santang cruz where we're well into the 50s already about 80 today for a high the fog will stay along the coast from san mateo allowing

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officially out, because i like minimalism? >> you do? well, listen, like i said if it works for you in your home, that's great. they've fou o colcted over en, and this is why this trend is so perfect for those of us that like things. >> it does feel new but we've seen these kind of more is more looks before on the big screen. >> yes. yes, we have. you've seen them in meg ryan's apartment in "you've got mail" and also seen them in michelle pfeiffer's apartment in "batman returns" but, listen, girl, i think you and i can remember it in our teenage days when we had the posters on the walls and our hello kitty things and jewelry. >> i don't know if you know this about me, but i am very much a minimalist. i had no posters on my wall. i know. i was that kid. okay. [ laughter ] >> sorry, i was going to lie.

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barbecue tips for the home cook. wls' cheryl scott is there. hey, cheryl. >> reporter: good morning, guys. i don't know how i got so lucky this morning, barbecue for breakfast. i've already tried some of this. it's absolutely phenomenal. hometown barbecue in brooklyn. some of the best barbecue around. chef billy durney, we're making something special. talk to us about the process here. you start off by brining and you say that's important. give us the tip. >> so i think brining is the first chance in the process to introduce flavor to something that's pretty bland, which is chicken. so i suggest to the home cook that they use herbs and aromatics that they love. for us we use, you know, salt, sugar, sage, sometimes rosemary, garlic, peppercorns, some people use lemons like i was describing before. some are using tea brines.

anything to introduce marinade and get flavor within the chicken before we start cooking it. >> and how long do you brine for? >> for 12 to 24 hours so the home cook, 12 hours is plenty of time. >> awesome. and then you go into the marinade process of this after you brine. so talk to us about the marinade. what goes into it. how important it is for this chicken. >> so we use a oaxacan marinade and some friends from oaxaca will call it a breakfast mole. chili, adobe, citrus, garlic, red onions, cilantro, so all of these beautiful spices. and we basically get this marinade, this beautiful color orange, and then we pour it right over the chicken. and this will marinade here

for -- we do it for three days, but the home cook, 12 hours would be good enough time to introduce the flavors before we get it onto theoo grill. >> thinking about a day to two-day prep before this is ready to serve at home. >> yes, so whether it's here in new york or my restaurant in miami, yeah, it's like two to three-day process normally. >> and the last most important step to get this going before you can eat it is all about the grilling. you have a special way of doing this so tell us the tips. >> right, so we use a grill that allows us to get as close to the heat or as far away from the heat as possible. and so what we like to do is we like to set up two different zones. one is, you know, maybe 400 degrees, and the other may be 700 degrees. so we sear off the chicken, so you can see how we get the marks. and then we score the chicken and move it from the searing part to a less hot part of the grill to let it cook. then we finish with another marinade and get it back on the hot side. >> what's the right temperature that people need to watch out

for in the grill to make sure it's done? >> so what we like -- we like to get the chicken to about 165 and then let it rest and that's a safe place to eat it. but this dish is fun because you can introduce any flavors that you really like. for us, it's all these beautiful flavors from the beautiful city of oaxaca, but you can do the marinades and these brines to whatever flavors you love. >> amazing. looks good. we've been tasting some food. i know folks in the studio, you guys have been enjoying this as well. what are your thoughts? >> yes, it is absolutely delicious. chef billy, i only stopped eating to ask you questions, because otherwise i would look like jeremy parsons behind you, who is digging in. you call this brooklyn-style barbecue. explain what exactly that is. >> yes, so i think the thing i'm most proud of is, you know, they call our barbecue brooklyn style barbecue or new school barbecue but the real truth is i'm a

street kid from brooklyn and these are flavors like korean sticky ribs, vietnamese wings, all of the flavors that i grew up with in the city, where i was able to adapt all these great archaic ways to cook with wood fire so a brooklyn barbecue is really a mash-up of all the beautiful people and multiethnic communities that i grew up in east flatbush and, you know, i'm so proud to represent those flavors here within the restaurant at hometown. >> we are enjoying it here in the studio, but you've got some friends behind you there. some friends of ours, taste testers, with a familiar face. jeremy parsons, his cheeks are full but has his family there as well. what do you guys think, jeremy? >> it was such a shocker. i woke up this morning and said, girls, it's 6:00 a.m. on a saturday. how about barbecue breakfast? it felt right and just happened to be here, so this has really worked out for us. how does it feel, girls, taste good?

by the way, we were just here three weeks ago and waited in line, well worth it and do love this spot, so thrilled to be here. thanks for having us. we'll keep eating for breakfast. >> keep on eating. we'll do the same. thank you so much, you guys, we appreciate it so much. and for more on the barbecue, check out goodmorningamerica.com, and tune in this monday to "gma" when our four finalists from across the country compete right here to be named the ultimate pitmaster. now we're sending it back to cheryl for another check of the weather. cheryl. >> reporter: yeah, happy to be here in brooklyn and since we have some barbecue on the table we thought we would start by highlighting some barbecue themed cities out there today so you can see the united states of barbecue forecast. we're talking about barbecue city, north carolina, 82 today, pepper pike, ohio, 79. grill city, pennsylvania, 76 and there's going to be a lot of warmth. you can see the warm temperatures here but that's going to continue across the eastern half of the country.

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tomorrow after a two-year hiatus during the pandemic. the race draws tens of thousands of runners and revelers, many dressed in colorful costumes. the event begins tomorrow morning and ends at ocean beach. you can expect a lot of rolling road closures along the 12 kilometer route. while the race is back in person, participants can take part virtually if they choose. if you are headed to beta breakers in person, you can consider taking public transit. they are adding extra trains. barth says that it is adding four trains from dublin and el cerrito with limited stops. the trains will arrive at the embarcadero station around 7:00 tomorrow morning. caltrans has two extra northbound trains with extra stops. >> it will heat up. the coast to seven degrees cooler. isn't that a neat shot with the

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