one in the north bay but it does not appear to be causing any issue for your commute. kumasi: and number you know kiana would be at bottlerock -- keanu would be at bottlerock? it wrapped up the 10th annual festival, yana reeves was there another big stars. -- keanu reeves was there. jobina: >> good morning, america. breaking overnight, an urgent search for the missing after part of an apartment building collapsed in iowa. overnight, authorities searching through the rubble after this apartment building with as many as 80 units partially collapsed. >> the building just collapsed.

>> this morning, we are live on the scene. what we know about what happened and the urgent search for survivors and mounting questions over recent repairs. >> taking flights, millions of americans hit the skies and roads for the holiday. we are going to go through the best times to head out. >> debt deal breakthrough. president biden and speaker mccarthy agreeing to raise the debt ceiling. what is in the bill released overnight and growing questions. can it passed congress? >> terrifying near miss. high-speed crash at the indy 500 setting this 18-pound tire flying into the crowd. what happened next. >> impeached. texas attorney general temporarily ousted from his job after allegations of bribery, corruption, even getting his mistress hired as a favor. why his wife could be a key player in deciding his political

fate. >> mid air scare. new details about the passenger who opened an emergency door during a flight. as he faces up to a decade in prison and the change the airline is now making. >> dangerous close call. car plowing into a busy florida beach allegedly going 50 miles an hour. nearly hitting a child. what the driver told police. >> final hours of freedom. former billionaire elizabeth holmes set to report to prison in less than 24 hours. this morning, details on what she can expect behind bars. >> the best memorial day deals heating up right now from clothes to makeup and the big-ticket item. plus, 7- the boston celtics feeling hot, hot, hot after this jaw-dropping buzzer beater.

turning up the heat on miami in an epic come back and looking to make nba history with just hours to go into the game which will decide which team is going to go to the nba finals. >> announcer: live in times square, this is "good morning america." >> michael: good morning america on this memorial day. you are looking live at arlington national cemetery. a symbol of the sacrifice of the service members for our country. president biden will be later for a wreath laying ceremony. >> glad to have you here in new york. >> it is great to be spending memorial day with all of you. >> let's take a live look at newark airport where millions of people are getting ready to head home after a weekend of record travel. >> in washington, new details on the debt ceiling agreement revealed overnight. now heads to lawmakers.

the question, will it pass? we will have the latest. >> michael: we begin with that breaking news and the search for the missing after the department -- an apartment building collapse. our reporter reds live on the scene. >> good morning, michael. thankfully authorities say there are no reports of any injuries or deaths right now. some terrifying moments for residents here. you can see a huge section of that red building just gone. >> the building is partially collapsed. >> urgent search and rescue efforts after an apartment building partially collapsed in davenport, iowa. one person rescued from the rubble by first responders and hospitalized. >> we are finishing the rescue phase, soon it will be a recovery operation. >> they have no credible reports of people missing.

authorities warning residents to avoid the area. >> the building just collapsed. >> the rear part of the downtown apartment tower under complaints from residents suddenly caving in. >> i am hoping and praying the screams i heard when the building came down was not people inside. >> officials say the first calls for help came shortly before 5:00 p.m. >> they found a large natural gas leak. >> reporter: fire crews rescuing seven people and escorted more than a dozen more from the remaining building. >> i'm hoping they bring my dog out. she is all i got. >> reporter: officials saying the cause of the collapse is under investigation. construction work last week is one of the many things authorities look into as they investigate what caused that collapse. >> thanks so much. now to the memorial day travel

exodus. millions getting ready to head home from the holiday weekend. good morning to you, trevor. >> reporter: good morning. we know millions of people took off for this memorial day weekend and unfortunately, it is just about time for all those people to head back home. not that crazy yet but we are definitely expecting it to ramp up. friday, they screened 2.7 million passengers. busiest day since before the pandemic. pete buttigieg praised them how they handled the rush. fewer than 1% of flights were cancelled. but we are not out of the woods just yet, and people traveling internationally may be in for trouble to or from the uk, because they had backups caused by striking workers and electrical issue at the border gates. we have not seen any giant hiccups here in the united

states, we expect some crowds. it is a good idea if you are flying out, go earlier than usual and that also applies if you're one of the millions more who were driving this memorial day weekend. a lot of people are going to be driving home. aaa said 37 million americans were driving to their destinations this memorial day weekend. what we are seeing, if you want to avoid the traffic today, you want to take off this morning if you can. i know that's not fun. the heaviest of traffic congestion starts as early as noon today and then it extends all the way into the evening, about 6:00 p.m. we could be in for a slow drive. hopefully was worth it and you get to have some fun. >> good advice. trevor, thank you. now brittany bell from our new york station wabc is here with the memorial day forecast. good morning. >> good morning to you. it has been nice across the the tri-state area. that has not been the case in the carolinas. parts of the area got close to five inches of rain.

let's time out the rest of the rain. scattered showers continue to impact the carolinas and virginia. the good news is it is not going to rain all day. we're just watching widespread showers here and there and some of that rain can be on the heavier side. nice across the northeast but watching scattered strong storms all throughout the central plains. also some of the heavy rain can stretch into nursing care -- california. if you're headed to the beaches, a chance for a few showers really nice in miami. 85 degrees and 72 with a few showers. michael? >> michael: thank you, brittanee. we turn to the breakthrough on the debt ceiling. president biden and speaker mccarthy finally coming to an agreement. it is not a done deal yet. we have team coverage this morning from the white house to capitol hill and elizabeth schulze starts us off at the white house. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: good morning. this is a long-awaited break to. between president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy after months of stalemate and

finger pointing over the debt ceiling. is one both sides acknowledged they did not get everything they want to build and it still needs to get through congress. this morning, with just days until the government runs out of cash, president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy striking a deal. >> president biden: an agreement prevents the worst possible crisis, a default in the first time in our nation's history. finalizing the agreement over the weekend. the 99 page bill would suspend the debt ceiling until january 1st, 2025, put new restraints on government spending the next two years. >> it does not get everything everybody wanted. that is where we end up. >> reporter: most federal spending would stay flat, defense spending would increase. $20 billion in new funds for the irs would be cut over two years. unused covid relief money clogged back. social security, medicaid, veterans benefits stay intact >> how confident are you that this bill will pass? >> you will have republicans and

democrats be able to move this to the president. >> reporter: some house republicans are already bowing to vote against the bill, saying spending cuts are not deep enough while progressive democrats are blasting new work requirements on federal aid programs including tight limits on how long some americans up to age 54 can receive food assistance. those limitations would be phased in and would end by 2030 unless renewed again by congress. >> what you say to members of your own party who say you made too many concessions in this deal? >> reporter: both the house and the senate, the u.s. is to at risk of being unable to pay its bills. >> we are real people. you know? this is not a game. these our people's lives. hollinger in west virginia relies on medicaid and snap benefits. she says she worries her payments could be delayed. >> so there are other bills that either are going to go unpaid or we're not going to eat.

it is just as simple as that. >> president biden and speaker mccarthy are urging swift passage of the bill. it would eliminate the threat of a default until after the 2024 presidential election. setting up yet another high-stakes showdown. the president now says he is looking into whether he could invoke the 14th amendment bypass congress in future debt ceiling debates. >> michael: thank you for that, elizabeth. for more, jay o'brien is on capitol hill with the latest. >> michael, good morning. president biden and speaker mccarthy making the hard sell to lawmakers in their parties to back this deal. a top house gop source telling me that moderate democrats are expected to play a crucial role in passing this legislation especially after several republicans have already come out against it. sources tell abc news a small group of house republicans returned early here to dc to drum up support to pass this bill. meantime at the white house, senior administration officials called several congressional

democrats immediately after this agreement was announced and held virtual briefings for other democrats last night. now, if this bill passes the house on that wednesday planned vote, it will immediately go to the senate or could immediately go to the senate by that same day at the earliest. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell saying he agrees and supports to steal in a statement i. he is calling on his chamber to pass it "swiftly." there are, though, concerns about procedural roadblocks potentially in the senate. majority leader chuck schumer telling his colleagues and warning his colleagues that if republicans or democrats filibuster, that could potentially push this vote back procedurally days even to the weekend which could come dangerously close to monday june 5th, deadline. linsey? >> see if they can get it across the finish line. now to the political turmoil in

texas where ken paxton has been impeached and suspended on bribery and corruption allegations. elwyn lopez has the latest on how his wife could play a role in his political future. >> reporter: good morning. the third term attorney general now impeached by a majority of his fellow republicans. so far and the texas governor has been silent on the matter all this of course, proving to be historic. this is the third time that texas has seen anything like it in its history and that political showdown is headed to the state senate. this morning, a deep red state in political turmoil. ken paxton, a republican, suspended from his duties. >> has everyone voted? the resolution is adopted. >> reporter: the gop-controlled house overwhelmingly voted to impeach the texas a.g. over a series of accusations of bribery and corruption. the wide array of allegations

include him directing employees to violate state law, firing those who reported him, making false statements to the state securities board in benefiting from a campaign donor's decision to import his alleged mistress. the donor denies any wrongdoing. >> the fact that i was prohibited from presenting evidence to defend myself reveals that this shameful process was curated from the start as an act of political retribution. >> reporter: paxton denied the accusations, taking to twitter to slam the vote, calling it illegal, unethical, and profoundly unjust. had and that he looks forward to a quick resolution, and in the texas senate. his wife could be weighing in on his political fate. no word yet on whether she will recuse herself. and two-thirds of the republican dominated senate would be needed to oust paxton.

so far no date has been set for the senate trial. russia is unleashing new attacks on kyiv at this hour after the largest drone attack on the capital since it invaded ukraine. tom soufi burridge is live with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. news just in. series of russian missiles striking the ukrainian capital and attacked right in the middle of the day is unusual. people rushing to take cover. missiles and air defense. strikes in the sky overhead. russia launching a separate barrage of missiles and exposes overnight. this is a day after the biggest drone attack on kyiv since the beginning of the word. meaning in the past 36 hours, russia has launched around 150 cruise missiles and lethal explosive drones at ukraine in cities. ukraine's airport saying air defense shot most of those down. only one person killed. meanwhile, ukraine ramping up its missile strikes deep behind the front lines.

these videos including online showing smoke rising from areas of russian occupied ukraine. this morning, a senior ukrainian commander here in eastern ukraine telling me final preparations for a major counteroffensive are in full swing. ukraine looking to weaken the russian military between artillery fire and missile strikes before ukrainian forces try to push forward. michael. >> michael: thank you so much for import reporting. we're going to turn now to a close call at the indianapolis 500. a high-speed crash sent a tire flying over the crowded stands. mona kosar abdi joins us with what happened. good morning. >> reporter: the greatest spectacle in racing was just that, sunday. in a horrifying turn of events, the race came to a stop after a crash with spectators in great danger. this morning, josef newgarden in the long awaited win a wild finish. >> i am beyond words. i don't know what you say.

>> reporter: the race ending with three red flags. the first, a high speed crash with kirkwood and rosen kwis. his car spun out when one of his tires flipped his car. it went soaring over the fence, narrowly missing the crowd as they watched in horror. >> i saw that are coming and i thought i was going to get hit. >> reporter: the car hit a wall, going airborne. the tire landed in the parking lot damaging the white sedan. >> i'm like, okay, i thought he hit a golf cart. they are like robin, that's your car. >> reporter: they exited their cars and are said to be doing okay. shortly after the race started after the race started, under the driver lost control and less than let -- 10 laps remaining. multiple cars were caught. then newgarden securing the victory in a 2.5-mile sprint to the finish. and according to indycar one person did suffer minor injuries

from the crash debris. that person, guys, it was taken to an infield care center and released. >> michael: that was scary. >> paul robins with her car. >> michael: she had a good parking spot. all right, motor, thank you for that. coming up, we have new details about the man who opened the plane door midflight and the big change from the airline. plowed to a crowd in a florida's beach and right into the water. what she then told police. >> new insight into elizabeth home office life behind bars. but first, let's go back to brittany bell. >> brittany: severe storms hit part of the texas panhandle. let's start with this. up to tennis ball-sized hail that impacted texas and harvard, texas, widespread flooding. up to 7 inches of rainfall throughout the weekend. and a tornado in stratford, texas, thankfully, there were no reports of damage with this. just interesting scene. looking at the forecast, scattered showers will continue

to impact southeast texas. also looking at the scattered storm threat over the next couple of days. your local news and weather in just 30 seconds. early in the morning it's

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national cemetery in the presidio, uh, will be holding a ceremony at 11. then the lafayette hillside memorial holds a vigil tonight at 530. it is located right across from the lafayette bart station, uh- >> good morning, everyone. checking in on your memorial day traffic. we are incredibly light this morning. just a lot of wind advisories for the benicia bridge, antioch bridge, carquinez bridge bay bridge through the altamont pass. but as you can clearly tell from these live cameras, this is the richmond-san rafael bridge and in the westbound direction where you see these cars coming towards us, it is incredibly light and our drive times reflect that as well. so just be safe if you're going out there because a lot of people tend to speed when it's so empty on our roadways. carmassi >> thank you, jobina meteorologist drew tuma has a quick look

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looking at temperatures on our holiday today in the morning, we're seeing temperatures starting out in the mid 50s.

>> pretty uniform with those overcast eyes up above right now. here is a live look. richmond san rafael bridge. we're starting to get some sunshine out there, getting some peeks and pokes here and there. for a lot of us, we're still gray. we'll find brighter skies as the day goes on and temperatures still cool for this time of the year. by 4 p.m, you can see across the board, we are mainly in the 60s and 70s today. thank you, drew. >> if you're streaming with us on the abc seven bay area app. abc seven at seven is

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>> mary: and max verstappen getting a dominating victory. heavy rain dominated the streets of monaco. the world champ and bit in the race was as he put it "hectic quotes. and we have a lot more ahead including the memorial day sales and the big ticket item you should wait to buy until the fall. that is all coming up. >> going to turn to elizabeth holmes. set to return to prison to serve her 11 year sentence. we're learning new details about what her life will be left behind bars. our erielle reshef joins us with the latest. good morning, erielle. >> reporter: does the same federal prison nicknamed club fed where real housewife stars is currently serving his -- her 6 1/2-year sentence and where martha stewart served time two decades ago. it will be home for her after tomorrow. a last morning of freedom for disgraced theranos founder elizabeth holmes before she

reports to this minimum security prison in texas to begin serving her sentence on tuesday. the wall street journal reporting holmes once synonymous with her signature black turtlenecks and baritone voice will wake up at 6:00 a.m. two sets of bunk beds in her room with no doors. she is expected to work in the kitchen for 90 days making 12 cents an hour. the facility reportedly houses 655 inmates. most convicted for white-collar crimes and low-level drug offenses. >> nothing compares to the experience she is going to have on tuesday. she is going to make her bed. she's going to go to her job and she is going to repeat every day. >> reporter: a far cry from this classy recent profile in the new york times titled liz holmes wants you to forget about elizabeth's.

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good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning again, linsey. resource -- told the suspect was under a lot of stress and he wanted out of the plane because he felt like he was suffocating. opening that emergency door midflight puts a lot of people at risk and the video from inside the cabin is quite frightening. this morning, a korean man in accounted custody after accused of opening an exit door mid flight. terrifying passengers caught the incident on camera friday. the 33-year-old suspect whose last name is lee is facing a decade in prison. authorities say he was traveling solo domestically in south korea. he was preparing to land 700 feet above ground.

194 passengers bracing in their seats. >> at crewing altitude, there's enough pressure that it pushes the door guns the hull of the airplane. but as the airplane descends, pressure begins to equalize, it is possible at low altitudes for the door to be open while the aircraft is in flight. >> the plane landed safely. 12 people on board were taken to the hospital, suffering breathing problems and minor symptoms, have since been released. lee told them he was uncomfortable and felt suffocated during the flight, reportedly telling journalists at court i wanted to get off the plane soon. as a safety precaution, the airlines are halting the sale of emergency exit seats on certain planes. >> the fact it happened at low altitude prior to touchdown down means nobody would get sucked out of the airplane, but the person that opened the door certainly was in danger of falling out. this pofb more serious in the forward part of the airplane

because the emergency slide would have shut out in front of the engine, could have wrapped itself around the wing and caused controlability or engine issues at the critical part of landing. >> flooit trackers say the flight has been grounded since it landed friday. the flight had teenage athletes on board headed to a competition. outside court, the suspect said i am very sorry to the kids. guys? >> thank you so much for that, trevor. happy it ended in the best possible way. turning now to new details about the woman who drove her car into a popular florida beach and into the ocean. victor oquendo joins us with the latest. >> good morning, michael. it happened in new smyrna beach over the busy holiday weekend, giving beach goers quite the scare. this morning, a close call. this car plowing onto a busy florida beach during memorial day weekend. the driver was arrested. >> reckless driver.

>> witnesses say she was driving roughly 50 miles per hour before plunging into the water, nearly hitting a child along the way. >> who was driving? >> over there. we're just some of the people they almost hit, like this little girl. >> they kind of stopped us and said we almost hit a child. i didn't think that we did. >> the car coming to a stop in the water near beach goers. deputies said her blood alcohol was nearly twice the legal limit. >> we were trying to turn around, didn't think we could do a u-turn here. >> you were inches away from multiple people. >> charged with driving under the influence, reckless driving, failure to obey a traffic control device. although vehicles are allowed on some parts of this beach, police say this was not a designated area. >> the driver is out on bond. we reached out to her, haven't heard back. thankfully, no one was hurt. >> we're glad for that.

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>> and we are back with the biggest memorial day deals. becky worley is on the case with the best sales that are happening right now. becky, good morning. >> becky: yeah, after months of high prices, that inflation hurts. shoppers are looking for deals and there are some out there worth paying attention to. we will start with the big department stores. there's a reason you remember your mom dragging you to macy's memorial day sale. there are a lot of deals. i logged on more than 50,000 items and then you get an extra 20% off of a lot of select items. nordstrom also with their half year -- nearly sale. clothes, shoes, brands, nike, they have makeup on sale, too. not very common and additionally

to the nortdstrom sale, there are makeup specific stores. let's look at sephora. 50% off. offering 50% of. it is their gorgeous hair event. cosmetics, 20% of. with a code. there's a lot out there to take a look at, mary. >> mary: and becky, what other categories get discounted this time of year and when should we be skeptical that a deal may be too good to be true? >> becky: uh-huh, right. there's something to that. furniture, mattresses, all of the winter gear. the shoulder season and pet products. an example of a pet item isa, the website chuhuiv.com, they had a dog harness. that is $14 off. lots of other products on sale. petsmart, they have 10% off if you spend at least 50. now, at one place as you said that kind of starts skeptical, electronics. you might find a tv on sale here or a laptop discounted there. we don't typically see those on electronics this time of year. you will see more of that around prime day in the summer and then

it is go time in the fall. for back to school computers and of course, black friday. that is all coming up, mary. >> mary: all right, becky breaking it down for us. thank you. and you can scan the qr code. head over to goodmorningamerica.com for all of the best memorial day deals. don't worry, becky will be back with even more deals, guys, in our next hour. >> michael: looking forward to that. coming up next, we have our play of the day. can the celtics pull off a comeback for the ages?

♪ >> back now with the boston >> michael: back now with the boston celtics, hoping to accomplish an epic come back. andrew dymburt is live with a preview. >> reporter: good morning. we have the two best words in sports, game seven. one game to determine who will go to the finals with the nuggets. after going down 3-0, the boston celtics are looking to make history. no team has ever come back from a 3-0 deficit in the nba playoffs. miami looking to etch their name in the sports books, too. one other 8 seed made it to the finals, they could be the second if they beat boston in boston in this do or die game. miami put up one heck of a fight. clawing their way back after

trailing most of game six going up one of just three seconds left. thanks jimmy butler knocking down the free-throws. derrick white save the day for the celtics with this heart-stopping buzzer beater to report back after a missed in part by marcus smart. >> it is off to smart. tipped in! the buzzer sounding. and it is reviewed. >> andrew: many heat fans including me were wondering why time was added back to the clock. the nba standing bio fy the officiating. game seven is tonight in boston. it opens as a heavy favorite in home. and i told you guys about the last two words in sports. you know what the best three words in sports are? let's go heat. >> i want the celtics to make history. no? tough crowd?

>> michael: i don't want to say something because i want to go back to miami. >> we are swimming with the sharks as mark cuban is here answering your small business questions. use the hashtag #sharksongma. co.

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>> we're finding tempoorary showers jobina. we're in the 50s and we're going to sit here for the next couple of hours because of that cloud cover upstairs. limited sunshine. we'll take you to our exploratorium camera. very calm waters on the bay, but overcast skies. we're trying to break through some of this cloud, cover this morning. and we will do so as the day goes on. so you'll see sunshine later today on your memorial day. later on this afternoon. it is cool. for late may, we'll have temperatures generally in the 60s and 70 soquel's 63 in the city today, 68. in oakland, 73 in san jose, napa, up to 67. kumasi thank you, drew. >> if you're streaming with us on the abc seven bay area app. abc seven at seven is next. for everyone else it is gma

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♪ >> good morning america. it is >> michael: good morning, america. it is 8:00 a.m. taking flight. millions of americans hitting the skies. this morning, your travel forecast. the best time to head out as storms snarl memorial day plans. >> linsey: exercise and type 2 diabetes. new study about the time of day

you worked out that could benefit your blood sugar. memorial day deal. back with the best on clothing, footwear, and more. >> michael: we are kicking off summer with delicious dishes for your cookout. hey yeah >> michael: the sharks are swimming to "gma," answering your questions. this morning, mark cuban is live with tips for small business owners and he is saying -- >> good morning, america. >> announcer: live in times square, this is "gma." >> michael: good morning. you are looking live at arlington national cemetery, where men and women who gave their lives for the service of our country have been laid to rest. we honor them today. >> linsey: we certainly do.

many families are spending this long weekend together. there are lot of pickleball matches underway including right here in times square and jake owen is getting in on the action. mary is going to try for the first time ever live on "gma." >> mary: thank you for that. the popular sport taking over gma. we even have some pickleball recipes to try out. all of that is ahead. >> michael: for some games in, it is time to head home for the holiday weekend. trevor ault starts us off newark airport. >> reporter: good morning again, michael. we are starting to see a lot more people who are arriving here to beat the worst of the travel. i can't say they look thrilled to be here, but they are going to be ahead of the worst lines. lines are definitely coming. we have really seen a very busy weekend on friday. tsa says they screened 2.7 million passengers. that makes it the single

busiest day since before the pandemic. transportation secretary pete buttegieg praised how the airports and airlines handled that was. now we know people have to fly home. if that is you and you have a flight later, definitely plan on arriving a little bit early. it is also a good principle if you are one of the many millions more who are driving home. a lot of people are. aaa estimated 37 million people would be driving to their destination this memorial day weekend. you could beat the worst of the rush if you take off early this morning. but really, congestion is going to start around noon and then continue -- the congestion is going to start around noon and continue into the weekend. you should plan on taking some time to get home. >> linsey: thank you. new details about the debt ceiling after president biden and speaker mccarthy finally came to an agreement. but it is not a done deal just yet. elizabeth schulze has the latest from the white house. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: good morning. this is a high-stakes deal

between biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy. just days before that june 5th deadline when the u.s. runs out of cash. this 99-page bill released overnight would suspend the debt ceiling allowed the government to keep paying its bills for two more years. as part of the deal, most federal spending would stay flat next year while defense spending would increase. $20 billion in new funds for the irs would be cut. unspent covid relief money would be called back. social security medicaid and veterans benefitss would all stay in tact -- benefits would all stay intact. putting time limits on how long some americans now up to age 54 can receive food assistance. progressive democrats are upset with that position. while conservative republicans argue that this bill does not cut spending enough. so both biden and mccarthy acknowledged they did not get everything they want in this deal. their task is to sell it and get

it through congress. the house is expected to vote as soon as wednesday. guys. >> mary: elizabeth, thank you. new study about the benefits of afternoon exercise for people with type 2 diabetes. erielle reshef has the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we have been talking about the benefits of walking. this new study shows people with type 2 diabetes who exercise in the afternoon have better control of their blood sugar averages and experts look -- look at more than 2400 adults who were overweight with obesity and type 2 diabetes in a four-year lifestyle intervention trial. originally the study was conducted to assist with weight loss. researchers found a direct correlation to lower blood sugar. those who completed moderate to vigorous physical activity in the afternoon had better a1c levels compared to those who were in active. experts say these results maybe tied to circadian rhythm. the fact that postmeal exercise lowers blood sugar and possible

interaction with what is called the don from donna where blood glucose levels rise in the morning. they say more research is needed to prove causation. but this is, of course, a really good step forward to helping people create those healthy habits and enhance overall health. mary? >> mary: so the key here is to do the exercise. what other measures can people take to better control their blood sugar levels. >> reporter: first, consult with your doctor. they will recommend checking your blood sugar, following a diabetic meal plan. that may include reducing carbohydrates and sugar intake. >> mary: coming up, becky worley is back with the best memorial day deals on clothing. >> michael: mark cuban is here >> michael: mark cuban is here live. there he is, answering your questions about small businesses. >> linsey: cookbook author susan spurgeon is here with great dishes for that memorial day

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those opportunities to get blanket discounts across their entire purchase from some of the biggest retailers. so let's get right into it. old navy has 50% off of everything. the gap, 40% off your entire purchase. made well has a 30% of everything. and we're going to talk about athletic attire. atlanta has 30% of many items. many of them are real staples. i found a pair of capri black leggings. 78 bucks. $20 off. i know it is still expensive, something you wear every day. people will spend more on those leggings. let's move over to hard pants. i'm talking jeans. levi's, 40% of the entire site. page denim 20% off and then wranglers has 25% off with any purchases of $100 or more. and hey, while we are on the western theme, you know i love these boots.

they have a sale. there's one pair of jolene short boots. i feel like seeing that dolly parton a song right now. $139. that is $60 off. i'm obsessed that turquoise color. >> linsey: i have no idea that jeans are called hard pants. >> becky: oh, yeah. >> linsey: let's keep things going with shoes. what deals are out there for footwear. >> becky: i mentioned the nordstrom sale. that is a definite stop if you are interested in shoes. i'm also seeing more shoe discounts at department stores and shoe outlets rather than from the brands. dsw has a ton of items on sale, 25% off on top of that with a code. dick's sporting goods has $30 off a purchase of $150 or more. i have children with growing feet. i will be there later today.

>> linsey: and this is the unofficial start of the summer. what are the sales happening right now. >> becky: i found an outdoor gazebo at home depot. $126. that's 183 off the regular price. that's a good deal. because summer movies are back, one deal for costco members, get two movie tickets, amc, plus $20 gift certificate for popcorn and drinks retailing for $34. a really good deal. and finally, i want to mention military service discounts. there are thousands of stores from car dealers to cell phone providers to restaurants and they all offer discounts when you bring in a military id. if you just ask for them and many of these are year-round. yeah, this weekend does offer some savings opportunities. it is also a huge opportunity to anchor the members of the armed services of those on behalf of all of us. >> linsey: we are so grateful and indebted to them. becky, thank you for that.

and you can scan the qr code on the screen right now to head over to goodmorningamerica.com for all of the best deals. >> michael: mixing it up around here. all right. we are kicking off a weeklong series, shark proof your life with our favorite shark tank entrepreneurs giving you financial advice. we have the best in the business, mark cuban here! come on out, mark. [applause] great to see you. >> thanks for having me on. >> michael: we are going to start off, talking about this, you know, the agreement that limits spending for the next two years. i'm interested to hear what you have to say. how do you think it affects the overall economy and small business? >> it is great for the overall economy. it gives us certainty. everybody hears about the debt ceiling, nobody knows what it is, that's bad for the economy.

now for small businesses if it is passed, certainty, banks know they can loan money, they know what the interest rates are going to be and hopefully they get to the point where the fed will stop raising interest rates. >> we have some videos from three entrepreneurs that want ideas how to grow their business. we're going to play their questions and you say sink or swim. first question from andrea. focuses on sustainable and purposeful gifting. i want to manage inventory effectively. would i sink or swim if i purchase inventory before i have purchase inventory before i have sales locked in? >> that is a sink. that is all your cash and if he does not work, you are out of business. >> michael: i like the sound effects. [laughter] >> we will hear from ronald. take a look. >> hi, mark. i am 16 and i own a business.

i'm having trouble expanding my business with sales. what can i do? do you think my business will sink or can i swim? >> i hate to dis 16-year-old entrepreneurs but a reptile business is a sink. you have to know, is there a demand for reptiles in your neighborhood? it is just natural. you have to know. >> michael: our next is from sarah who wants to know about expanding. check it out. >> hey, mark. i am the owner of a car business. as a seasonal business, i wanted to know if you have some strategies are the best way to make the most sales in a shorter time frame? do you think my business will sink or swim if i expanded to the calendar year. >> that is a swim because when you have a business, you can control your own destiny. in this case, it is their own services. and to build her business, she needs to go to her existing customers and ask for referrals.

that will let her build her business year-round. that's a swim. >> and it is a portable car. >> michael: i'm constantly in need of that. use a service-based businesses have a lot of potential. >> yes, because the best equity is your own time that you can put in. if you are a bartender or you are doing events, then it really you just selling their time. if it is small, you only need you. you always want to try to control your own destiny. people think they need to have to go out and raise a lot of money. when you raise money, that is not an accomplishment. that is an obligation. when michael gives you money, you want your money back, right? whenever you can start a business based on your own time, that is always a great thing. >> michael: could you come talk to my friends and family? [laughter] little details, right? you guys know all the details. we learn so much.

we appreciate you coming on here. our viewers learn so much from you, too. thank you so much. >> anytime. >> michael: and robert hertzberg will be here tomorrow. tweet us their questions, #sharksongma. let's go to brittany bell from wabc. >> brittany: thanks. it feels fantastic. we have an intense game of pickleball going on behind me. a great day, especially across the northeast. let's look at the a live skycam. a beautiful morning. mostly sunny skies. it really does not get any much better than that. castillo, new york for the red, white, and blue bloom festival, a beautiful sight with all of the balloons floating around. it stays seasonably warm over the next couple of days. for new york today, a high of 78 degrees. down to 73 on tuesday and wednesday, 73, look at pittsburgh. 87 today.

86 degrees on tuesday and 86 degrees on wednesday. for chicago, around 71. but still fairly nice. a lot of sunshine. 78 degrees on tuesday. and wednesday, 79. of indianapolis, 87 degrees on monday. near 90 degrees on tuesday. and wednesday, high temperatures near 87 degrees. a lot of sunshine. a beautiful time to spend some time outdoors. maybe i need to take a nice >> now to our summer reading

round-up. we have two best selling authors >> now to our summer reading roundup. we have the best-selling authors with the top picks. the author of "made me at the lake." it is fun to have both of you here. follow along with the qr at the bottom of your screen. welcome and thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> such a pleasure having you. we can't talk summer reading without talking about ron coms. carley, what are you bringing? >> i have the highly suspicious and unfairly cute. i am a huge fan. this is her first noncom for a y a audience. if you feel like you are 17 most of the time, this is the one to pick up. it is the story of two high school students who are mortal enemies. they are paired up on a wilderness survival course and it is a really sweet story and it tackles important stuff like teenage mental health.

but it is funny, too. >> mary: and you are going with the neighbor favor? talk about that. >> it is fun and sweet and i love books about books. it is two people who work in publishing. one wants to work in children's publishing, one a fantasy writer. they start an email flirtatious chain and then he goes her out of nowhere and that is all i will say. >> let's talk about thrillers. your pick takes us back in time. >> on a big ray bradbury fan. it is called the fixup novel. it is a bunch of humans settling on another planet. i love when sci-fi keeps emotions. human people at the forefront. it is a great read. >> and your pick is something that we know and love already. >> yes. so this is the whispers by ashley and this -- i'm not

usually a thriller reader. i could not put this book down. it follows the lives of four women after one of their children falls from his bedroom window under suspicious circumstances and i love that it is about the secret lives of women and the ways we deals with the pressures of marriage and motherhood. is very twisty. >> and your pick for the break out authors, anna behrmann him. at both of you actually put this one. >> you did. >> so good. i think it is going to be everywhere this summer. it is everything that i want in it is everything that i want in summery read. my chest hurt when i was reading it. it is about a woman who goes to her long island family beach house to plan her wedding. only to fall face-to-face with her first love. and it goes back in time. you get to see them fall in love, become friends and try to

figure out what went wrong and what happened all those years ago. >> who is your break out author of the summer? >> jeff boyd, who wrote "the weight." it is about a young black man who is a musician in seattle dealing with his belief in god and love and family and i hate to say, as a pun, but it is a very heavy and wonderful read. it is great. >> you can't talk about summer reading without those essential beach reads. page turners you can get to. what are you recommending as we hit the beach? >> my favorite read has been "heartburn." it is amazing. it is a book about a woman who is seven months pregnant when her husband cheats on her. i promise you, it is a great read. it is a better listener because meryl streep does the audible and she is very good. >> and you don't have to worry about sand in the

pages. >> i'm curious how much time you spend reading. >> not as much as i'd like. >> i'm with carley on that one. audibles make it easy. reading inspires my writing. >> absolutely. we both have young children. it is whatever we can fit it in. i love reading so much. it is like, look at the page. look at the kids. look at the page. look at the kids. that makes me feel better about the same five pages i've been reading. >> thank you for giving us so much to think about. you can find the full list on our website. kiley and carley gave us bonus recommendations. go ahead and scan that your code. head to the goodmorningamerica.com -- goodmorningamerica.com website and we have ideas for memorial day cookouts.

building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. >> this is abc7 news. good morning and happy memorial day to you. i'm julian glover from abc7 mornings we check in now with jobina for a look at traffic on this memorial day july. >> where is it? you know, it's a wonderful day for a lot of people. they're enjoying their time at home not commuting and we're certainly seeing that reflected for our commute this

morning here. so live picture of the richmond-san rafael bridge is nice and light for you. tracy to dublin. we know usually around this time the dry time is like an hour or so. we're looking at 22 minutes and we don't have any blocking issues to report. julian, can roll a bowling ball down the bridge there. >> meteorologist drew tuma back in a second for a

>> hey, bay area live with kelly marcus. coming up, we'll chat with bethenny frankel and kick

off lives. >> get ready for summer week. >> that's at 9:00 on abc seven. we'll see you in a half hour, kelly and mark. >> we'll take a look at temperatures right now. we're in the 50s and low 60s at this hour starting to see some breaks in the cloud cover this morning. here's a live look from our golden gate bridge camera. not as thick in terms of our cloud cover as we were maybe an hour ago. so we're starting to see it break down for increasing sunshine on your memorial day. temperatures in the 60s and 70s. julian okay, thank you, drew. >> we'll have another abc7 news update in about >> announcer: welcome back to >> announcer: welcome back to to "gma," live from times square. >> michael: they are getting it out there in times square, military island. we are celebrating the unofficial start of the summer with america's new favorite past time, pickleball. we're going to play that coming up. right now, susan spungen

has recipes from her new cookbook. thank you so much for joining us. not only does this look good. it is going to taste good because you want your food to taste good. it is important. what is your number one tip to make your food look great. >> this book is about vegetables and vegetables are naturally beautiful. i love to get enticing color and texture. >> michael: they just pick up -- >> that is right. >> michael: already taking it. >> we are going to do our smoky corn salad. my big tip is we have this creamy delicious. it is not always make the prettiest finish.

so what we're going to do is keep some of our vegetables undressed. >> george: okay, undressed. >> and we add some of those in the end. [laughter] >> morning television, folks. >> that is the charred scallions. come on out. and then we have got a little bit of feta. that goes on the top. and then the whole thing mixes up as people take it. and then we will go for a little bit of smoked paprika. >> michael: that does look good. >> how do you get the smoky taste? >> you can do it in the oven if you really need to. charring the scallions and you are getting the corn really brown on the grill. and then the smoked paprika in the salad. all those things make it smoky. so the next thing we have is our soca.

have you ever seen or heard of this? it is roast ratatouille. it is a chickpea pancake. when it comes out of the pan it is hot and delicious. you can eat it just as it is. >> you can keep at undressed. >> and we are using goat cheese, which that one was that her. this will have goat cheese all over it. >> talk to us a bit about presentation. even if i could pull off cooking this, how do you make it look this good when you are having a party? >> i design recipes to look good. you just have to follow the recipes and instructions and your plate looks beautiful, two. i don't just pretend that the seller it looks like that. i present it in the instructions. >> i appreciate your confidence. >> for this vegetable mix, go for the little zucchini and the little eggplant because they just look cuter. that is great. just remember.

>> michael: you said it like you messed it up. >> all you have to do is crumple it. >> michael: i just cover it. >> when this is all warm, the vegetables are warm, just gets all creamy and melted and it is just delicious and that we have got chickpeas in here that are also roasting. they get a little bit krispy. it is really good. add some protein. this is vegetarian, ready to go. and then it is kind of like a pizza. do you want to do this, michael? tear up some basil leaves. look at that. that is pretty, right? it is kind of like a pizza. you can have it for appetizers. >> michael: give it to linsey. >> vegetables are good. >> michael: this is for

the presentation perfectionistic sheet pan roasted ratatouille. okay. >> isn't that beautiful? >> michael: yes. but how do you make this? how do you make this like it looks so instagram worthy? >> exactly, exactly. when i put this on by industry -- instagram, it looked very well. and these are beautiful in their simplicity, their ethnicity and their imperfection. >> michael: how do we make it? >> this is a skill or because they tend to leaked all over the place. we're putting some flour on the bottom. this is going to all the juices -- absorb all the juices. mix it up. and then just dump it in. >> michael: there we go. >> dump the whole thing in there, spread it out, look at that. i'm going to spread it out

just a little bit. look at that. and then anybody can do this. go ahead. yeah. >> michael: we have run out of time. how long do you make it? >> about an hour. yeah, we brush it. we are out of time? >> michael: you know what? you can scan the qr code on the screen. you can get all of these recipes on goodmorningamerica.com. you should go to her book. she will not only tell you how to make it, she will tell you how to make it look beautiful. her cookbook is out. and coming up, it is a times square pickleball takeover. we will be right back with more "gma." [applause]

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♪ >> michael: we are back now with our "gma" pickleball takeover! [cheers and applause] we brought in some of the experts to show us how it is done. we have parris todd and alix truong who just won gold and silver. in women's doubles. and hunter johnson and yates johnson who also won

silver in men's doubles. congratulations to all of you. thank you for joining us on "gma". we brought in a heavy hitter. alix, you just took up pickleball for something to do with your dad and you are already a champion. how did that happen so fast? >> pickleball is an amazing sport. it is very easy to learn. it is hard to master. but i got to say, the best part of the sport is it is a community. it is super including, very fun. it is the best. >> michael: you said it is for everyone. and hunter and yates, you two compete together. and you win a lot together. but then you compete against each other and doubles together. and how did that work out. >> we have a little twin telepathy thing going on. and back-to-back finals.

a little rivalry. >> michael: what you say about that? >> i'm coming for blood next time. and parris, you own the court. how do you stay late on -- light on the feet. >> you have to stay behind the kitchen. you want to stay on the balls of your feet and shoulder length apart. >> michael: this is the kitchen. >> you want to stay behind. >> i thought you were going to say kitchen at home. >> exactly. >> michael: and stay out of the kitchen and then you go up there. we're going to get you. you start playing some. hunter will show the perfect serve. show it, my friend. >> what do like to do -- [cheers and applause] i like to -- >> michael: you like to put your paddle down. >> you want to toss the ball up and far away. >> michael: let me see

this. yeah. [cheers and applause] >> michael: i got to make it into that little square? >> come on, you can do it. >> you got a. there you go. [cheers and applause] >> yeah! [laughter] [applause] >> michael: okay. i will give that back to you. you saw all of my pickleball skills. we will let them keep playing. you can't have a pickleball party in times square without some great food. there you go. [cheers and applause] >> it would not be pickleball without some pickleball inspired those we have jeff chad rosenthal and elana karp with some pickleball inspired snacks. >> we have fried chicken pickle sandwich with pickle ranch. >> mary: it smells amazing. >> yes. seasoning everything. this is what we call pickle dust. >> i like that.

>> hydrated pickles and brined chicken and it is all pickles. we are getting super. wish. >> mary: you are talking about the culinary livestreaming platform. >> i'm one of the cofounders and referral that pickleball is one of the fastest growing sports in america. it needs to have that. >> mary: it was meant to be. >> yes, so we are going to be on tour with them. serving culinary experiences all around the country. >> mary: we are going to keep the pickleball party going. let's get to britney bell from wabc. >> brittany: let's check out our nation's capital. we have some clouds.

it has been a bit gloomy. mostly cloudy skies and a chance for as few scattered showers. heavy rain across a part of the mid-atlantic. drew: temperatures cooler than average in the 60's and 70's, accuweather 7 day shows you warmer weather by the weekend, 80's make a return inland. good morning, america >> the asian american pacific islander native heritage month. talking about surfing. resident surfer becky worley has this. >> surfing, the symbol of california cool or muscle beach parties. drawings from western explorers in the 17 and 1800s says surfing traces roots to ancient hawaii.

>> there are accounts, people would do death defying acts on pieces of wood and waves that sailors were terrified of. it just blew their mind. >> they were nothing like those ridden today. >> this is possibly the oldest board in the world. 11 but for westerners change everything. surfing dwindled until this man came along. he won five of 11 swimming medals and he traveled the globe promoting hawaii and surfing. millions surf and millions more buy into the surfing culture. >> you see right here. >> surfing is a place we go for a peace of mind. for us it has always been someplace sacred because the ocean for us is part of our heritage, part of our culture, part of our tradition. >> surfing is estimated to

be over a $4 billion industry. how much of that benefit do you think hawaiians reap? >> zero. >> but some hawaiians are riding the wave of surfing's future. the sport debuted in the 2020 olympics and winner of the women's gold medal was car is a moore who has taken her place next to the duke in surfing history. >> she brought home the gold. we are so proud of her. >> she is not only is a surfer but surf photographer, too. what does surfing mean to you and your family? >> it is why we are who we are, us connecting to culture, bonding as a family. that's just all we know. we are ocean people. we spiritually can connect to something that was always there as native hawaiians. >> as people like her share the amazing sport

with the rest of the world, myself included, the history and spirituality of surfing deserves to hold onto hawaiian roots. >> it is not easy but it is so much fun. if you get the chance, go in the water, take a surf lesson, learn the etiquette, always surf with aloha, guys. >> you have to try it, michael. get out there and surf. >> okay. i'll watch you. >> country star jake owen performing his new single live. life. [cheers and applause]

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♪ on the >> we cannot wait for >> we are back with jake owen, about to release his new album. he is going to be performing here in just a minute. i got to ask you a question and thank you so much for being here. you were getting ready to

drop your seventh studio album. what can we expect exactly? what is the vibe? >> it is all over the album. it is called "loose cannon" because i'm that kind of guy. it has got all kinds of songs and it feels good. a little something for everyone. >> mary: and i think people will quickly recognize "on the road again," that theme inspired by willie nelson. >> i grew up in florida. i grew up on a boat. it is the way, it is in my blood. this is my ode to willie nelson and being on the water and this is on the boat again. >> mary: let's get right to it on your upcoming album "loose cannon" here is jake owen with the live debut of his new single. >> thank you guys. lets go. let's do it. here we go! this job that i'm

working is hard on a with person like me with that sunshining like it is ♪ right now i punch that time clock, swim through that gridlock, sit and wait as long as i need to sit. get out ♪ on the boat again just can't wait to get on the boat again the life i is drinking cold ones with my friends ♪ i can't wait to get on the boat again ♪ might not be tahiti but them girls in bikinis, they'll make a mercury feel like a yacht. yeah, they can ♪ same time, same lake, next week. same spot off catfish creek, we'll be chilling, sipping, kicking back and

sitting ♪ on the boat again just can't wait to get out and float again ♪ cast a line see if i can't reel one in, i can't wait to get on the boat again ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i know it won't be long 'til i go anti one on, on the boat again ♪ just can't wait to get on the boat again ♪ the life i love is drinking cold ones with my friends ♪ i can't wait to get on the boat again ♪ on the boat again

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>> we have to give a big thanks to j >> michael: a big thanks to jake owen for that great performance. >> linsey: and check out the nfl playoffs tonight. stars and the golden knights. game six of the western conference finals. the puck drops at 8:00 eastern tonight on espn. >> mary: have a good one.

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building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. good morning to you. i am julian glover from abc7 mornings. happy memorial day to you. let's check back in with jobina for a look at the nonexistent traffic. joe. >> nonexistent. which is why i got my jacket on because i'm about to head on out there. julian. good morning everybody. we are starting here with the live camera showing you 8-80 no problems to report in that area. same thing goes at the richmond-san rafael bridge. just nice and light for you. we'll

wrap up with green, dry times. hey, drew jobina in the 50s right now. >> that's where we sit currently . we're getting some sunshine this morning with increasing sun as the day goes on. a live look outside our golden gate bridge camera showing you getting some breaks in the cloud cover already. so as we head towards the afternoon, we will find sunnier skies but still cool for may, 60s and 70s by 4 p.m. julian okay. thank you, drew. >> time now with four live with kelly and mark. we'll be back here at 11 for midday live. have a great day [audience applause] deja vu: it's live with kelly and mark! ♪♪ today, businesswoman and author bethenny frankel. plus, we're kicking off our get ready for summer week with the latest summer toys. and we check in with our viewers when the co-hosts open up the inbox. all next on live!