♪ good morning, america. it's our second hour. fierce flooding. monsoon rains slamming the southwest, as more than 10 million americans are waking up 0 under flood alerts. and where the threat is moving next. our weather team is tracking it all. dire warning. nuclear disaster in ukraine. both sides blame others of shelling around the nuclear plant as residents plea and others participate in disaster drills. we're on the ground with the latest. inflation nation. the simple steps that helped one family go from stretching their budget to expanding it. >> we're kind of working out, trying to get our budget set. >> expert advice that gets the

family involved. and "gma" is going to the dogs. our top trainer tip for teaching your old dog new tips. streaming sensations. "she hulk" smashes into the marvel universe. at the "game of thrones" prequel takes us back to westeros. and strike a pose, madonna is playing hits. why everyone is dressing like mary-kate and ashley again. how you can pull off the olsen twins' signature style. as we say good morning, america. >> it's saturday morning. this is "gma." good morning, america. love it. i want to rock right now. i'm rob base and i came to get

down. >> oh, man. wow, weekend whit in the building. >> second hour love that. good morning, everyone. great to have you with us. we have a lot of news to get to we're following on this saturday morning. we begin with the tropical storm mornings as more than 10 million americans are under flood alerts. >> drought-stricken areas bracing for downpours. monsoon rains are going to slam the southwest. >> let's go back to cheryl scott from wls tracking it all for us. >> the monsoon rains are not letting up, into the day and tomorrow. feeding the moisture across the deep south. you can see the heavy rain coming down. this is a familiar scene that will continue to happen over the next 48 hours. that video from arizona where the water just turning those roadways into rivers. and notice what happens. here's a school bus that was bascally swept off the side of the road. thankfully everyone inside was safe, as crews rescued them.pwe arizona and new mexico.

flash flood warnings likely to be issued this weekend, as well. we're looking at slow-moving and heavy, intense rains that will allow for the flash flooding. but this flooding rain, it will combine with tropical moisture. this will impact the deep south to texas, and the rain shifting east as we go into the weekend. dallas, texas, you've been so dry. you're looking at 5 to 7-plus inches of rainfall over the next seven days. flooding to flash flooding will be a big threat in the coming days. we also have an update in the tropics, potential tropical cyclone 4 is in the gulf of mexico and could intense by a named storm today. it will continue to move inland and make landfall today. just gusty winds and rain in deep south texas. >> we'll be watching the rain into the week. turning to the latest from ukraine, and the dire warnings of a nuclear disaster. europe's largest nuclear power plant under threat. and international efforts to avert a catastrophe are ramping

up. let's go back to britt clennett who is on the ground in ukraine. good morning to you, britt. >> reporter: good morning, janai. fighting is raging on near europe's largest power plant. fears are growing that a disaster could break out. ukraine is warning that russia wants to disconnect the plant and redirect the power to its own. but russia now planning to cut off gas to europe again, for three days, putting pressure on european countries that really rely on that energy. french president emmanuel macron had a phone call with putin. they agreed to an independent inspection of the plant as soon as possible. but this as the situation at the plant looks more worrying by the day. we spoke to the mayor of where the plant is located. he said radiation levels are normal but internet lines are jammed making it hard to get

information on what's going on there. hundreds of ukrainians are fleeing russian-occupied areas around that plant. we spoke to many families that are exhausted and so relieved to finally reach unoccupied ukrainian territory. guys? >> britt clennett there for us. coming up on the "morning menu," it's getting harder the make ends meet. what you can do to expand your budget and decrease financial stress. plus, dog days of summer. a top trainer is here with the tips you need. and we love this dog, by the wy, for your furry friend. that's coming up. we are live at magic kingdom. major ramos reporting for duty, how the most magical place on earth is saluting veterans. don't want to miss that. we'll be right back. causing inflammation that can lead to asthma attacks. but no matter what type of severe asthma you have, tezspire™ can help. tezspire™ is an add-on treatment for people 12 and over... that proactively reduces inflammation...

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budget to offset household costs. and deirdre bolton is here to talk about this. everything is more expensive. >> it is. i have two teenagers that eat a lot. some grocery stories are cheaper than a month ago. but prices are so high. we have strategies to keep more in your pocket. this morning, with inflation at a four-decade high, and interest rates rising, families are scrambling to make ends meet. >> the little things add up. >> reporter: this personal finance expert says americans can take a deep dive into how much they are spending. >> we have assumptions how much things are costing us but we really don't know. get close with the numbers. the numbers will not lie.

>> reporter: we paired her with a newly blended family that moved from georgia to florida, and are rebuilding their lives in the sunshine state. >> we're trying to get our budget set a little bit. it's been hard. >> reporter: first up, helping justice to go beyond stretching her budget to expanding it. >> you have a dog. if you're a family that likes pets, taking care of a pet overnight, on the weekends. >> my oldest son makes a little extra money a week, feeding my mom's animals for her. lalogs we can walk and d look wee a good area. >> reporter: she recommends selling what they don't need, getting the whole family involved in the process. >> now, you have blended families and you probably have more stuff or accumulated more things in the last month. and if there is some stuff that

you can sell, it's a great way to reduce waste, make some money, and again, something that is involving the whole family. >> reporter: according to moody's, the average u.s. household needs to spend $493 more per month to buy the same goods and services as a year ago. one big expense, groceries, up more than 12%. to deal with the rising costs, she recommends plans as much as possible ahead of time, giving the family a chance to weigh in and buying only the foods that will be eaten, even by picky eaters. >> you give them one chance to weigh in, early on sunday, before you go out and start shopping for things. >> reporter: other tips, she recommends buying food in bulk and freezing it and trying generic or store brands. for those that need flexibility with monthly bills, just ask. >> you can change the due dates on your bills. you can spread them out more to give you that wiggle room with your paycheck. >> reporter: check out expense tracker apps, mint, good budget, and yneb, they can help you see where some of your money is going. as we are talking about is important these days. >> or eva's excel spread sheet.

>> very organized. >> what you have left in your envelope. >> thank you, deirdre. now, to more from the most magical place on earth. department of defense warrior games are under way as disney holds the warrior games all about recruiting, hiring and retaining veterans. let's go back to our stephanie ramos, at the magic kingdom. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, janai, good morning, guys. disney has got it right. and disney's veteran institute is sharing how businesses and organizations can do the same. as you know, as an army reserve officer this is near and dear to my heart. i have to tell you, i couldn't do any of this without the support of my army commanders, abc news, and of course, my family. it iploys to understand that military life. and that's where the veterans

institute steps in. i'm joinedmoy rning. stephanie is with the veterans institute. and talk about this. i know that the veterans cause is close to your heart. >> it is. it's near and dear. i have a son who is serving in the army. he's a blackhawk pilot. we were talking last night about the veterans institute. and this amazing two-day forum is fabulous for not only veterans but also for companies to understand, how do you take your skills that you've learned and apply them into roles to give them a future in civilian life. we're really excited about offering this. not only for companies but for veterans. >> reporter: exactly. one things that employers may not know is how transferable the skills are in the civilian

world. >> absolutely. any company would love the leadership, you've been trained, the commitment, the loyalty and the technical skills they have. it's our job as a company to understand the technical skills. how do they interpret? if you maintain an aircraft carrier, you can probably maintain one of the beautiful attractions we have here in the magic kingdom. >> reporter: you have experience in helping get veterans hired. what is the key to that success? >> we have a year-round program, heros work here. you can go online. any veteran can go online. they can get access to the two-day forum year-round and see what it takes to take your skills and put it into a resume that can apply to a company. and really giving them resources and training tools to be able to make the resume really marketable for other companies. and we're training companies on how can you, in fact, embrace veterans and the skills they have. >> reporter: i'm moderating a panel later on today, speaking with businesses and telling how they can bring in veterans. after so many years in the military, i have to tell you, i'm still learning about programs that are out there. >> yeah. >> reporter: for veterans. and not just veterans that -- military service members that

are looking to leave the service but those that are straddling the civilian world and reservists. >> right. >> reporter: talk about that, how important it is for the resources to be out there. >> it's a big transition. it's important they tap into the resources. being able to understand what are the jobs that i can be very qualified for? and so, as a company, we are trying to -- actually, since we started this program, the veterans institute, we've hired 11,000 veterans. and it is because we want to walk them through the process of taking their technical skills into the work environment, into a civilian role. we think there's a great number of tools and resources. when they're onboard, getting them a community, meeting other veterans, being able to have a mentorship program that helps them to be successful with our company. >> reporter: that sense of community is so important because that's what they're leaving when they leave the military. >> right. >> reporter: thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. >> reporter: it's been wonderful to have you here.

>> it's been great to have you here, as well. >> reporter: all right, guys. back to you. >> stephanie, we talk about it because my husband is a veteran also. seeing you do your two-week training reminded me of being a kid and watching my mom do it. and right back reporting. we're thankful, major, for all you do and have done. >> thank you. and whit is standing by with a new furry friend he can't get enough of. >> yes, we are, janai. we are giving tips for pet owners here. we have the answers here. joining us now is celebrity dog trainer tom davis and his pooch lakota, that we are falling in love with, to give us tips. we have video, i was talking to you. i'm a dog lover. my dog, copper, our rescue pup. and we foster dogs. we have video of when copper was a puppy. giving a little train game. down and sit and wait and all that stuff.

and this is a difficult time of year for a lot of families to do their training because it's hectic, kids are going back to school. what are your top tips? >> as people get back into school, and kids start doing homework, sports come onboard, it's important to give your dog something to do so we're not yelling at them. the place command is the first thing i tell them. >> place command? you want them to go somewhere. >> go somewhere, relax, chew own a bone, we're doing homework. >> touch. no. touch. good. stay. the place command is just that area, go there and hang out for a little bit. >> got it. and does it have to be -- you said touch. does it matter what the word is? >> doesn't matter. it's more about consistency and how you say it. you can say orange peel, if i teach her, that's where she's going to go. >> the next thing is a crate. a lot of the foster puppies that we bring in, getting them to go into the crate, that can take a while to get them comfortable with it. >> the place command is if you're home. if you're going to go out, grab

a bite, whatever, you can easily transition. as you saw, lakota is, i'm going to go in there. get a leash and reward like this. crate. good, crate. and this is her reward. and you can pay her for that. >> whaagain, wrealut kid to sch milies eatg a you want to dif gtorate owh it's time to play. >> the break command or the free command is important. if we're going to tell our dogs you have to work and listen, we have to tell them how to break. when we're placing or we're crating or downing or whatever -- >> she didn't know which one to do? >> give me the ball. >> exactly. the break command is that. break. and she can have what she wants. it's important to give your dog that release command. >> excellent.

i don't know if our viewers heard that, i did the break with copper. >> you're ahead of the game. >> we got a little more time here. we're talking before, all dogs are different, too. ght thk u know what you' doin you get a dog that's not responding. >> the biggest thing is understand there's no exact science to training animals. it's really about the dog that's in front of you. they may respond to treats. she obviously responds to a ball. you want to make sure you're patient, you're creative. i look at dog training as an art form, to teach your dog and mold them with creativity. >> and consistency, right? can i pet lakota? >> of course. >> you're a good girl. she's not going to give up that toy. >> that's my ball. good. >> in the crate she goes. thank you. we appreciate it. thanks to lakota here. let's get to cheryl scott with another check of the weather. >> we've been talking about all of the flooding in the deep south. this video come in from myrtle beach, south carolina.

this is a neighborhood. residents were surprised to see this. that alligator working its way into the neighborhood gazebo. those are floodwaters. we need the rain across the north and east. and area of low pressure will be moving into new england as we go into this week. we're looking at pockets of 2 to 3 inches of rainfall. notice lesser amounts here in parts of new jersey and new england, where we do have extreme drought conditions across parts of massachusetts, rhode island and connecticut. that 1 inch of rain really not helpful. but we'll take what we can get. that's a look across the country and now a check of your local weather.

it is time, now, for some "pop news." fresh off her wedding and everything. >> we're celebrating. thank you, thank you, thank you. we're going to start with ben and jen. i'm saying like we're friends. we went to the wedding. planning the second act. we know the two of them officially tied the knot in vegas. turns out the impromptu ceremony was just the beginning. and according to reports, the couple is set to exchange their vows again with closest family and friends, at affleck's georgia estate. confirmed details are slim. but bennifer was spotted shopping ahead of the big day. a-listers are expected to attend this. casey affleck, jimmy kimmel, and ben's bff, matt damon. i got married twice. >> more weddings, faith or bennifer? let's move on and talk about disney. finally recognizing princesses for their world princess week.

the celebration kicks off monday. and it's a global celebration of disney princesses and encourage sneak peek of the ultimate princess celebration. it's called "starting now." brandy herself is a princess. you remember her from 1997, she starred as cinderella. make sure you tune in to "gma" on monday for the debut of the music video of "starting now." a little treat for everyone monday. finally this morning, one of my favorite social media stories. check out this couple and their beautiful italian engagement

photos. that's nowhere near europe, actually. they posted these pictures online. looking like they're under the tuscan sun. but they were posting outside of their local olive garden. >> no. no. i was a waiter at the o.g. back in the day. >> and guess which olive garden? tennessee. the photographer posting the photo shoot online, when you want italy vibes for an engagement photo but you live in tennessee. those two are set to tie the knot in september. no word on if olive garden or whit will be catering this event. >> i worked at the olive garden stones town mall in san francisco. you don't want wedding pictures there. >> congratulations. coming up, the wait is almost over. we're taking you inside "house of the dragon" the prequel of "game of thrones," coming up. cae in the dark with night sight

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>> this is abc7news. good morning. happening today, the 33rd chinatown street fest is back after a two-year hiatus. it is celebrating the diverse culture of the community. there will be vendors and food

and an international stage showcasing cultural performances. the festivities run from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the renaissance plaza. let's get a check of the forecast. >> nice and sunny. two to six degrees warmer. 63 in palo alto, and you can see the sunshine in the south bay. mid 60's by the delta. it's a hot day. mid to upper 90's in your 100. upper 70's in oakland. thanks for joining us. the news continues with good morning america. we'll see you and a half

what do you want to do today? what do you want to do today? >> shopping. >> i don't do shopping. >> i do shopping. >> yeah. >> welcome to "gma." that, of course, mary-kate and ashley olsen in their 1999 movie "passport to paris" that inspired a whole generation with their fashion choices in the late '90s and early 2000s. they are doing it again. we are breaking down their best looks and how to get them. we're very excited. >> very excited. that's coming up in a little bit. first, the headlines we're following right now. residents of uvalde, texas, and including the families of those involved in the school, asking

the store where the gunman bought his ar-15 to stop selling assault rifles. the community coming together and signing a petition. the store owner has 30 days to respond. a massive fire at a boatyard in cape cod destroyed buildings and cars. a number of people battling the blaze suffered injuries. the cause of the fire is under investigation. and some of death valley's floods hit the area two weeks ago, causing millions of dollars of damage straining some people. authorities warn visitors to not rely on devices because many of the roads are closed or being repaired. it's time for -- yes. "binge this." faith is back to break down the best in bingeing. we are taking a trip. whit has been talking about it all morning, back to westeros.

>> westeros. >> not a fan of "game of thrones"? >> a lot of people love it. >> i love it. and fans like me, we're getting ready to enter "house of the dragon," a fire-breathing prequel and it centers around the targaryen family. the series premieres tomorrow and is based on "fire and blood." >> i read that book. it's a fake history book and it doesn't end. major nerd alert. but i read it. >> you love it. >> read it, love it, can't wait for dance of the dragons. >> if you saw "game of thrones," the red wedding scene had us oh, my god. if you know, you know. but the prequel has a scene that rivals that one. so, prepare yourselves. you've been warned. if you've seen the red wedding,

you want to see this one. >> and whit was saying he is so excited. >> yes. nerd alert. next up, "she hulk" smashes into the universe and it's incredible. >> it's funny and everybody loves it. marvel fans love and like mark ruffalo in "the hulk." we are meeting his cousin. attorney at law. it's led by tatiana maslany. you remember her from "orphan black." we see her defending superheros in trouble with the law. you can imagine how funny that will be. you can stream that one, it premieres on disney-plus. you can start watching. >> looks great. now, to an indy flick with an all-star cast.

>> this is a fun one. i know i've been saying everything is a fun one. >> that's what "binge this" is about. >> the movie called "spin me around." a lot of comedy in this one. allison, we know from "glow," co-wrote the script. and that one focuses on a restaurant manager that wins a trip to italy, not olive garden in tennessee. the trip doesn't go as planned. guess what happens. hilarity and suspense ensues. this is the summer getaway and is streaming right now. talk about music. madonna pressing play on her greatest hits. there's a lot of them. >> 50 to be exact. in this project, she releases all her number one songs. this is a career-spanning compilation. you have all of the number ones. 50 on one album. "finally enough love." and it takes us to the 2015 track "i don't search, i find." it will be a trip down memory lane. >> what is your favorite song? >> on the spot.

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welcome back. welcome back. eva and i are excited about this one. we know the olsen twins from "full house" and movies. but it's all about the fashion. now, they are inspiring a new generation. joining us is "instyle" news director madeline hirsch to break it all down. you have your black on, too. >> i tried to get a little olsen.

>> you're giving it. >> the olsen twins, they've worn the mono chromatic look for years. why are people getting into it right now? >> it's the exact opposite of what has been happening for a while. throwback trends. we're seeing maximalism. and everything is happening at once. this is timeless, never goes out of style. you know, the olsens have been wearing it for ten years. there's something appealing about that minimalism. >> let's bring in our -- you wouldn't have an olsen moment without the big bag.

this is our intern, kayla. >> big bag, first and foremost. they love a big bag. we all have stuff to carry around. it's the best. minibags are happening but i think we're about to enter a big bag renaissance. can't wait. >> big bag renaissance, here for it. our producer, olandra, is in classic olsen with a sleek and chic black jacket. >> usually they come in a taupe or a tan. this is very chic. there's a lot of texture going on here. she also has a big bag. and i love the sculptured shoes at the bottom. it draws your eyes downward. and there's a fun pop you're not expected. >> let's bring kayla back in. it's layering. >> these are both about the jackets. an unexpected moment, like sandals with a jacket, you wouldn't expect it. it's very olsen. and sleek, chic, lots of layering, different textures. both have pants and pleats going on. it's about layering and making . he a ack cket >> go through the closet. >> you are serving. up next, our intern caroline is slimming it down with a tailored black blazer. you have the black blazer on, too.

>> i love this look. i want this woman t run my life. she looks so put together. seriously. she has the great big black blazer. and it's paired with amazing tailoring. a belt to cinch you in. and the big bag, obviously. and that little quirky moment is the platform loafers. >> i was going to ask about the platform loafers. i've seen them. i don't know how i can pull them off. >> literally everyone can. you just put them on. >> there you go. >> they're the best. they're so versatile. they're supercomfy. go with something a little more feminine or sleek, so the boyish loafer is balanced. >> we have one more look. our producer coming in now. this is a different layering. >> she is looking cozy.

this is a big, yummy coat. so comfortable. she's warm. and underneath, we have, again, some great structure, so that she doesn't look messy. she looks well put together. she is the comfiest person on the street. >> and the black sunnies, too. >> there's nothing more olsen than black sunglasses. it will make you feel famous. you're walking down the street. >> step up, too. >> they all have comfortable shoes on. >> my gosh, i love they're not in the crazy hard to walk in shoes in the city. >> if i saw all four of them, i would be nervous, walking together like that. >> totally. >> love it. thank you so much. now, over to cheryl who has another look at the weather. >> yes. you're not going to want all of those layers today in new york. going to start you off with a live shot here. yu can see the statue of liberty. a little hazy background setting the mood. it will be a hot and hazy day hre today in the city. plenty of sunshine but temps near 90. and the heat really continuing to build in california. you can see central california temperatures triple digits. sacramento and redding, potential highs today. and the heat isn't letting up. it continues into this week. that's a look across the country. now a check of your local weather.

it may be dogus all month long. but it's caturday around here. marc is with us, best friend animal society. and he brought three perfect pals. abby, burt -- so many animals. it's time of the year known as kitten season. tell us about that. >> we have an influx of kittens that come in at certain times of the year in shelters across the area. these guys a lot more at risk. a lot more come in spring to fall. we need people to be aware and go in and adopt.

>> so cute. >> with what said, what can we do to help? >> we're trying to end the killing of cats and dogs in shelters in america. and by doing so, go to your shelter and your local rescue, they need your help in the summer. volunteer. adopt, foster, these are big things. you can save lives and we can get to no-kill. >> what's the commitment like? can you leave a cat at home for a day or two? that's a real question i have. >> i mean, that's what's amazing about cats. if you're busy person, they're amazing pets. you can. they're easier for people on the move to own and have a pet. >> for those that can't take a cat home with us, what can we do to help? >> you can foster or volunteer at the local shelter or rescue. there's all kinds of things you can do. and foster means for a couple days or a week. >> and you want to keep them. >> yeah. burt is very vocal. he is cute. look at this little guy. i know. i know. somebody will adopt you, we promise. thank you so much. we appreciate it. coming up here on "good morning america," we're keeping it cool in the kitchen for the summer with two no-cook recipes. i know, sweetie. >> so cute. >> that's okay, burt.

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and we're back. we're about to get cooking. we're not technically cooking. we're blending. we're blending. but no one wants to turn on the oven or the stove in the middle of august. we got some delicious no-cook summer dishes to keep you cool. owner of balaboosta. einat admony nominated chef. we're talking about gazpacho. a new twist. it's perfect for summer. >> it's arak. similar to ozo. it's like licorice. arak, we can start it. >> smells so good. >> start with -- the strawberry gives a little sweetness inside.

if you like it spicy, i would put -- >> we like it spicy. >> no spicy for you today, this morning. sorry. next time, when you make it at home -- >> i will bring the hot sauce. >> a little salt. maybe a little more. and here is the arak. >> there we go. >> and we're going to blend all. we're going to finish it with -- here. here. >> okay. you would blend it. there we go. there we go. okay. >> that's right. >> this isn't your blender. >> i know. >> we got a faulty extension cord. we'll get on that. >> once you have the soup all blended, you put it in a container. >> yes.

>> with the herbs? >> i put some celery here. what i do usually -- >> how do i turn that off? >> we don't need it. when i do that and people invite me, usually they invite me to bring food. >> i would, too. >> so, i get in the mason jars. i put it in mason jars. and i put a few cubes of ice and ahead of time, i put some mint, tarragon, tarragon going with the arak together and let it sit overnight in the jar and i bring it. it's really nice. and i make it spicy. today, it's not. >> when you dress it and prepare it, how do you do that? >> i did cashew bread crumbs and basil and parsley. you can have cucumbers, herbs and shallot and chili. one for whit. >> thank you. >> and we can garnish it with a little bit of -- >> so fresh. >> mm. >> thank you. >> i'm a picky eater. >> it's really delicious. we have to talk about other things, too. >> sure we can. >> we are moving here.

>> tell us about the shake. >> this is one of the first shakes i did when i opened the first place. and this is what people used to be obsessed with it. it's breakfast and healthy and really delicious. you have everything. and it's also a filler. so, you can play with it. basically here, we're not going to blend. i'm going to show you. basically, we have five -- four or five dates. two bananas and a few drops of lime. what i do for kids, i put it in a popsicle mold. >> that's a great idea. >> to make it better -- >> with ice cream. >> i know. healthy ones. and we have some ice. put some ice. and -- >> are dates like a sweetener? do they make it sweet? >> they make it sweet. you don't need sugar or artificial things.

we have some soy milk and pretend we blend it. >> this is so good. >> it is delicious. >> i think we got the point. >> we got the point, yes. next time we will have fully functioning blenders. >> we loved having you. >> this is a great breakfast. something you can put some if you want to make it thicker, you can put some almond. i put a tablespoon of raw tahini that makes it richer. >> we are out of time. thank you very much. this is fantastic. you can scan the q.r. code and get the recipe to your phone. goodmorningamerica.com has it, as well. we'll be right back in just a moment. >> thank you.

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so great to have her with us this morning. this is delicious. >> thank you, guys. we're glad to have you with us. and our man, whit. >> "world news," come back. it's for the tears. >> i am liz kreutz. happening today in the north bay, marin city is marking its 80th anniversary by showing us the city through the eyes of the black workers who helped settle the area in the early 1940's. the celebration is called marin city 80. an exhibit looks at the period between 1942 and 1962. a time when thousands of black

americans traveled to marin city from louisiana to work in the shipyards during world war ii. the exhibit features arctic -- artifacts, photographs and the music of shipyard workers. >> this exhibit showcases their lives, their journey and what it was like to work in the shipyards in marin city and the history of what was happening in marin county. >> admission is free. it will be open today through november 1 in san rafael. happening today as well, a new exhibit showcasing the most celebrated and powerful pharaoh of egypt's golden age opens. it is called ramses the great and the gold of the pharaohs. it features the greatest collection of ramses the second objects and egyptian jewelry to ever come to the united states. the exhibit runs through february 12. lisa, a lot going on today for a let's get a check of the forecast. lisa: it's been nice and sunny throughout much of the morning.

in emeryville, you can see it looks to be a nice start to the day. 64 in oakland. palo alto, 65 in san jose. we are much warmer this morning compared to 24 hours ago. look at all of the 60's. 60 nine in concord. anywhere from nine to 10 degrees warmer. upper elevation, north winds as high pressure builds in. that brings us back into the upper 90's to near 100. elsewhere, it is comfortable off the coast. it is pretty hot in the north bay and around santa clara. >> up next, new details before the moments two -- before two plane

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