>> good morning america, it is our second hour. tracking tropical storm arlene. the first named storm. could it become a flood risk in florida. over night, sizing up the debt deal. president biden's first oval office address to the nation. >> the american people got what they need. new, new questions over the state of the economy and how it impacts your wallet. causing a shortage of cancer drugs? nearly a dozen oncology medications in

short supply putting thousands of patients at risk as medical experts sound the alarm. what you need to know. >> this morning as housing prices soared across country, meet who real life gold "golden girls." >> and gma out loud. rupaul's fan favorite is making a pit stop and ready to spill the teas on all things on all-stars. she's saying. >> "good morning america! " it is saturday morning. this is "gma." ♪ >> good morning, america, so great to have you with us on a saturday. great to have will reid at the desk in for gio this morning. president biden speaking from the house on that deal to raise

the federal debt ceiling potentially heading off an economic crisis. >> the president using the powerful political symbolism of the oval office delivering his address from behind the resolute desk for the first time of his presidency. >> all of this happening while arlene is the first hurricane season started three days ago. somara theodore is back with the latest on the storm's strengths and where arlene is heading next. good morning, again. >> yes, mother nature is off to the races at this hurricane season. take a look at arlene right now or at least the impact. this is fort myers, florida, really tons of rain causing major flooding in some of the areas. now, that's about the biggest impact we are going to see from arlene. here is what's going to happen. this is a disorganized system. it is going to fall apart as it continues south and east and north of cuba by this afternoon. 35 miles per hour wind gusts. you know i just want you to keep

in mind as hurricane season gets going, it is a great time to think of a plan and keep it in place if you live in a coastal state. >> absolutely. somara, thank you so much. >> now to the bipartisan debt deal president biden is expected to sign into law. president biden addressed from the oval office for the first time during his presidency. elizabeth schulze has the details for us. >> good morning to you. two days before the government runs out of cash. president biden says the stakes could not have been higher here. he's set to sign into law the agreement allowing the u.s. to keep paying off its bills narrowing avoiding a devastating default. the president spoke directly to the american public for the first time in the oval office. he used the moment to take a victory lap, trying to get in the last word after weeks of tense negotiations. biden praised the agreement that passed both the house and the

senate this week with bipartisan support. this bill will suspend the debt ceiling for two years, past the 2024 presidential election and limit federal spending. it will put new work requirements on some americans receiving food assistance and in august, it will formally end the pause of the loan dpreement. agreement. both sides admit they did not get everything they want. with this deal so down to the wire, the u.s. is still at risk at a credit rating downgrade according to finch. the ongoing the federal finance are a threat to the tust. >> the latest on the cancer drug shortage putting thousands at risk. >> the courtroom that's now a monument to the civil rights

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>> welcome back, let's get right to our "gma" stories. shortage of cancer drugs frustrating doctors and putting patients at risk. >> medical experts are sounding alarm on the cancer drug shortage adding to the hardships on doctors and patients. >> the light at the end of the tunnel is there and to be thrown this curveball at this shocking point. >> reporter: 39-year-old says he has four rounds of chemo left when he received this news of his life-saving drugs he needed

was in short supply. >> based on the needs and rationing out goes. in my situation, i was not high enough in the area of need. >> reporter: he's one of the thousands of cancer patients across the country. the iowa father says he was taken onto shrink his cancer. >> what's also disheartening is this med was working with my cancer and showing positive results. >> reporter: according to the fda, there is a shortage of more than 130 drugs caused by factor of changes and demands and many factoring problems and supply chain issues. the american cancer society says cancer drugs are in the top five drug classes affected by

shortages and have limited alternatives. >> it is a science way more than an art. it is a regiment. imagine you are trying to make a cake, a high-stake cake and you are missing a few eggs or flour and thinking the same thing is going to come out. it does not happen in cooking and certainly not in cancer care. >> reporter: the association for assessable medicines telling abc news in a statement that it stands ready to work with the fda and administrations to ensure drug shortages are prevented and resolved as soon as possible to ensure patients benefit from safe, effective, and more affordable generic and bio similar medicines. as for dires, he's able to with his doctor and sort out the medicines he needed. >> it is already stressful going through this difficult time and to have the added stress, it was just very difficult. >> and the fda telling abc news

it is working closely with numerous manufactures and other in supply chain to understand mitigate and prevent or reduce the impact of intermitten or reduce availability of certain products and expect availability to increase in the near future. i mean could you imagine? it is terrifying enough to fight cancer and had to deal with this on top of it. it is frustrating and difficult. >> and scary, too. >> we'll turn now to "gma" first look. it is called "the age of influence," it examines the dark side of influenced culture and some of the most infamous scandals including the terrif terrifying tale of a mother behind a one famous youtube series. take a look. >> fantastic adventures was a successful youtube channel. it was massive. they had nearly a million

subscribers and hundreds and millions of views on these videos. when reporting the story, i talked to a lot of neighbors, people in michelle's orbit, and the prevailing sense i got was michelle was very secretiv we knew there were kids in this house but we never saw hem out riding bikes or going to the park. we didn't hear playing in the pool much. we do not know what went on on a daily, hourly basis. it is pretty clear was almost a full-time job. they were making a living off of "fantastic adventures." these kids were pulled from school so they can act 24/7. the parents have a lot of power there. once they were pulled out of school and once she can focus her effort on generating

content, that's when the youtube channel really started to rise to prominent. social media, facebook, and new technologies and new freedom inherently comes with new risks and problems we didn't anticipate. on youtube, there is those people that's really documenting their everyday family life. when done right is a great thing to do. when done wrong, you get michelle hobson. >> wow. "the age of influence" begins streaming on monday on june 5th only on hul >> i am intrigued. compelled. >> i don't have anything to add. >> good morning, texas, you will see more storms today. it could be strong. we can see this tornado on the ground. we have another way to show this

if you will take a look at the satellite and radar imaging. you can see how the storm system bubbles up in the south of texas south of san angelo there and severe weather is expected. we are expecting more storms to pick up this afternoon, flash flooding is possible. rain and strong winds so be careful of any of the saturday plans you had. frances: good saturday morning. your abc 7 meteorologist frances. temperatures a little bit warmer compared to yesterday and slightly above average. in san francisco, 67 with partly cloudy conditions at the beaches. low 60's. look for low to mid-70's around the bay and some mid-80's inland. enjoy the weekend warmth because things cool down on monday into tuesday with even a slight chance of rain. >> now to an abc

>> now to an abc news exclusive in little rock, arkansas, marking the 70 years since the supreme court ordered an end to racial segregation at america's schools. abc devin dwire has the story. >> i was elated that we could go to school. >> reporter: elizabeth expert was 15-year-old, one of the little rock's nine of the group of black students who wanted to attend all-white little rock central high. >> what's the story? >> a group of people following me and taunting me. >> were you afraid? >> they threatened to hang me. >> expert was turned away more than three year after the supreme court ordered an end to the segregation. the group turned to a judge named ronald davis ordered the state's segregationist governor

to comply with the law. >> you delay immigration. >> reporter: nearly 70 years later, judge davis being celebrated as an unsung hero. his modest courtroom newly restored who it would have looked like during his time opened exclusively to abc news camera. >> it was your first time back. >> reporter: it was here the little rock nine testified to the world and judge davis stood up to defend them. >> if he did not issue that order. >> many years of delay. >> reporter: now through those same courthouse doors, walked hundreds of high school students across the country competing in the national mock trial championships, a civil rights legend once stood. >> it is a living memorial to the rule of law. >> learning of the importance of the judicial system, the historical context of that as well. >> reporter: a pivotal legacy

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>> good morning, everyone. i'm liz croix. it's authorities are investigating after multiple cars were badly damaged in a fiery crash that happened in danville last night. video shows one of those cars flipped over in front of a starbucks as a fireman hoses it down. another car's front bumper is also gone . a witness told abc seven news that when he drove by, he saw flames as officers pulled people out of the vehicle. video shows at least one person being transported to the hospital. and frances dinglasan. let's get a check of the forecast. good morning. >> morning, liz. morning, everyone. most temperatures right now in the 50s with a couple 60s out there like concord and brentwood where they're getting more sunshine this afternoon. it's going to be sunny and even slightly warmer compared to yesterday, slightly above average, mild at the beaches with partly cloudy conditions liz. all right, francis, thank you. >> thanks for joining us. the news continues right

>> welcome back. gma out loud >> "gma" out loud separating pride all month long. this morning, pit stop here to talk about all the new sickening new appearance. that means, good, right? >> yes, candy, this is your second time competing in the show, is this easier the second

round? >> it is a little harder coming back to all-stars, everything has to be 100. and the looks have to be better than last time and the attitude. the cash prize is a little bit bigger. you want to win that money. >> yes. of course, cha-ching, last night there was a juicy episode, no spoilers here. for those of you who needs to be caught up, why is "all-stars" such a hit? >> it is such a phenomenon right now. it is the best television show besides this one, of course. there are a lot of drama and good fashion and great queens and artists on the season of "all-stars," we are all coming back with something to prove and we all want to win. we want to be in the imaginary hall of fame. i am watching the clips play over here while you are talking and i am loving it. what's your favorite looks so

far this evening? >> on the first runway, i was oiled up in this red armor body suit. very sexy. >> oh my god. >> high-fashioned alien. >> you said high-fashioned alien? >> i love that. >> it was so much fun having you. >> thank you so much for having me. >> rupaul's drag race "all-stars" season eight is streaming now on paramount plus. new episodes drop on every friday. candy, how about you help take us out to break. >> come up on gma, meet the artists bringing their passions into disney's new attraction. >> look at that. >> the author of our june's book club pick is here, stick around, we'll be right back. gma book cl around, we'll be right back. ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance, ♪

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>> >> we are back now on celebrating music. >> check out the tiana bayou.

>> with one year until the debut of tiana bayou's went to both places of jazz to meet the creatives who added the flare to the new attraction which will replace splash mountains. >> i don't think you get new orleans without the music. when you are a musician in new orleans is a badge of honor. >> ♪ he's writing and producing original songs for tiana bayou's adventures. >> for me creating music for disney is a full-circle moment and i get to be me so it is

doubly exciting for me. >> she's the princess that comes from a real place, new orleans. it was really extremely important to us to make sure reare being authentic. >> that authenticity extends beyond the music. meet daryl reed, a third generation master black smith and welder born and raised in the same neighborhood where his shop is. you can't go anywhere in the big ez without running into his metal work and restoration. >> you have your own work all over the city and all over the buildings. >> all over the world. >> look at that. your work is all over the world. >> simple welder. [laughter] i still can't believe it. >> reporter: disney is tapping their team to create an intricate crop and using century's old techniques with a

subtle african flare. >> i wanted something dealing with more artistic. >> yeah, this is metal. >> that's what i do. >> yeah. >> wow. >> i take metal and i can do anything. >> one of the first questions he asked, were we going to give him a design? no. we are not giving you a design. we want this to come from your heart and your hand. >> somebody coming to me free hand designer and -- that's such an honor. it gives me the opportunity to show all. all the years experience and all the stuff i took the time and effort the learn and take all these different techniques and put them together. >> they give you the opportunity to show off. as they say down here in the south, you put your foot in

that. [laughter] >> oh, so cool talking to him. >> he's no simple welder, by the way. >> not at all. his story was so incredible. disney puts the love in the details. everything that goes into make this ride what it will be a lot to look forward to. >> we are the first ones to go down. >> what a lovely and talented man. >> we'll go to our "gma" book club. it is about two is sister. author emma tur is joining us live. thank you so much for being here. it is your first book, your debut novel, what is it like having it out in the world? >> it is exciting and weird and surreal. you know i grew up a a t before smart cell phones, i used to spend hours and hours lying

around reading, i hope i can give that experience to readers now where you are totally hooked in a book and you are not checking your phone. a gift of time. >> especially with a physical book and you love the tangibles and the pages. >> reporter: the characters, they're half sisters, you wrote this book to make your sister happy. >> yep. >> how similar are the two of you and what did your sister think? >> well, think sister loves the book. thank goodness. my dream came true. i wrote her favorite book. it worked. >> good. >> we have talked about it, who's who in the book. there is a little bit of both of us in both of the sisters and either of us are both like them. >> we love our partnership with little free library and to get our "gma" book club across the

country. we have a question for you, this one comes in from megan mcbride, let's listen. >> all readers know the power of the book, i love the idea of a world where generations of families entrusted to protect books. tell me how the story came to you, did it started as you were writing? >> it started with the sisters and the relationships between them. as i was writing, i was thinking a lot about family, and inheritance and what you pass down and i was thinking about books, both as a source of power but also as a resource. thinking about who determines who gets access to resources. i am thinking about that and the vein of inheritance and family and all of that. it all came together. it started with the sisters and that family's story. >> awesome. >> congratulations to you. >> bravo! >> thank you very much.

it is out now and catch more of emma talking about her debut novel on wednesday, june 21st. is that the beginning of summer, somara? >> meteorologically already begun on june 1st, of course. willi williams port, pennsylvania, 96 degrees. this is in thompson lake, nonetheless, they start temperatures around 86 degrees yesterday. guess what? today is like the 40s. this is the story for the remainder of the east coast. areas like boston in the 50s. in new york city where we were warm yesterday, temperatures will be in the 70s for today and frances: hi, i am partly cloudy conditions at the

beaches. temperatures will be mild to warm. look for mid-80's inland. >> and now to a trend more and more americans are cozying up to, home sharing becoming a real life "golden girls" moment. will gantz is here. >> will gants is here. >> good morning, thank you, jay anyway. >> i didn't wear "the golden girls" socks for nothing. picture this. home sharing comparing to those sharing a one bedroom deal. let's find out why this move is more than a financial gain. >> "the golden girls" setting the home sharing gold standard. now, a recent survey finding americans are cozying up to the

idea, 51% of adults over 50 say they would be willing to share a house with a friend. >> we are not partner. we are two people decided to make really good sense to share a home. >> i thought it was really important to be able to share something like that with somebody else. >> picture it. sue larson had been home sharing outside of denver, colorado, for more than three years. >> there is somebody else who's, you know, knows i am coming and going, you know? who checks in on me. >> you don't know what to do. >> let me get the cheesecake and we'll talk. >> a lot of the small things but they add up being really important. >> the sues were strangers, finding each other on an app called silver nests that help connect homeowners with potential house mates. >> we set up a time to have a face-to-face conversations. she came with a list of questions. >> baking cookies at 11:30 p.m.

>> that's a no. for baby boomers and their so-called boom-mates, it is all worth it. >> it does not work if you really come in with yes, we are sharing a life and a home, kind of all the good and bad that goes with that, you know? >> cheesecake would not hurt either. >> cheers! >> thank you so much. >> i had to send them a little cheesecake for our intervai. >> the sues sharing with me the questions they use to ask a potential house mates. two of them seems crucial, what gets on your nerves and what do you do that may get on my nerves if we'll be sharing a house. >> those are important questions. >> yes, they are. >> my husband and i are still waiting for our two free loading free mates. >> you got to wait for a few more years. >> love that idea. >> love the story, will.

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>> we're back with >> we are back here on "gma," it is time to eat and serving up perfectly for pride month. our jason goldstein is joining us from his kitchen at home. good morning to you, it is always great to have you. janae is sort of eating before the segment began. apologies for the look of the display here. let's jump into this. we are talking about reverse pizza. this is all the raej on social media. tell us all about it. >> thank you so much for having me on. i am super grateful and happy pride to everybody. step one we'll season our sheet

pan with some honey and some red pepper flakes. a quick tip is any time you are cooking on the sheet pan, season the pan to get the most flavor. the second part is i am going to take colors of the rainbow the veggies. i soften the veggies first of all and you keep going with all the color of the rainbow as you want. >> after that, you got to get the essentials, the cheese and the sauce and i understand there is honey mixed into this one. we have the honey on top of the vegetables there. the next thing you need is cheese and our favorite sauce. while this is all the rage because it is crispy and it disnot get soggy. it makes it so nice and good and

you can take that pizza dough and you can leave it on the counter, 30 minutes so it is easy to work with. i roll it out on parchment paper so it is easy to transfer. then, you are going to wait until those at 400 degrees for 20 minutes and you will wait for your pizza to cool and you will flip it and you will get this beautiful rainbow pizza just like that. >> love it. >> all right, then beyond the piece, we got to get some desert to go with it. you have a rainbow ice-bot cake to go along. walk us through that. >> tom, my husband has a huge sweet tooth. this is dedicated to him. basically, no bake and three ingredients. you will take cookies and cake and whatever you want and you will layer right on top. it is going to be cookies and whipped cream just like that. then, you are going to take food coloring and your whipped cream

and you will mix it together and smear it all over the top just like that. then, this goes into the refrigerator, four hours or over night and when it comes out, it is like the pride parade float of extremely happiness just like that. >> love it! jason, thank you so much. we are all ready for brunch. we appreciate it as always. of course, these recipes o

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>> scott weiner called on governor gavin newsom to bail out public transit, news and did not include funding for transit operations in this year's budget. kung fu day, the ever will kick off at 11:00 this's morning to shed light on chinatown's rich history and culture. people can join in on discussions, kung fu lessons. , and musical performances. various martial arts group -- various martial arts groups will contribute. a check on the forecast. >> a gorgeous summer day, temperatures in the 50's. we are climbing into the mid 60's in concord and brentwood. here is a shot from the east bay, a lot of blue skies out

there, we see some clouds at the coast, a warming trend continues through the weekend, there is a slight chance of showers and thunder early next week, monday into tuesday. for today you can enjoy the mild to warm temperatures, slightly above average. in san francisco it will be 67°. oakland is 72. some of our warmest spots are inland and they with the mid 80's, we may even touch near 90 in a few spots, fairfield and antioch are 86, san jose 79 and still warm tomorrow before the slight chance of rain monday and tuesday. >> up next, scary crash in north bay, a witness who says he saw officers pulling people out of a car on fire.

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this abc7news. >> wrong place at the wrong time, that is how neighbors describe the last moments before a crime spree in the south bay. we are from the community as they remember who was killed and a man who was also hit by the suspect. it is saturday, june 3, thank you for joining us. good to have you with us. >> it is a gorgeous day outside, if you have any plans this afternoon, we are seeing some clouds, hanging onto the coast.