to go if you are heading out there. there is extra service from bart, caltrain, and if you cannot be there in person, start streaming at 10:00. our live coverage starts at 10:30. drew: at the parade. reggie: we have a special tent that runs cool stories we all worked on that we hope you see end at 10:30 is when it all starts. jobina: then you will be up early at 9:30. drew: good reminder. reggie: am i still wearing a tank? drew: of course. [laughter] >> good morning america. for our viewers in the west tragic end in the search for the missing sub. a recovery mission under way after a catastrophic implosion destroyed the sub, killing the five people on board. debris found near the titanic, more than two miles below the

surface as we learn more about the safety concerns. bob ballard the explorer who discovered the titanic record and titanic director james cameron join us live on gma. overnight disaster emergency declaration in colorado. severe weather hitting the plains, bringing hail, flooding, damaging winds and tornados. where these storms are headed next. ginger has the forecast. the reopening of interstate 95 after the tanker explosion that caused part of the freeway to collapse. crews working around the clock just hours from now vehicles can get back on the road. we're live from i-95. hundreds rescued, more than 30 migrants feared dead after their dingey sank after european governments are criticized for not doing more to save lives. new developments in the rust shooting investigation. the movie's armorer now facing a new charge. involuntary manslaughter, now facing a new charge.

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we have the latest on the reopening of interstate 95 just 12 days after a tanker explosion that caused part of the freeway to collapse. >> take a look at this live shot. a few hours from now, vehicles will be able to get back on the road. crews have been working around the clock on repairs. we are on the scene there this morning. >> we're going to begin with a sub disaster. debris field has been found near the wreckage after an explosion killed the five people on board. transportation correspondent gio benitez starts us off from halifax nova scotia. good morning, gio. >> reporter: george, good morning. yeah, the evidence seems to be pointing to the implosion happening on sunday when they lost contact with the mother ship about an hour and 45 minutes into that dive. now the heart broken family, they have made their way to new foundland. we spoke with some of them overnight. this morning a recovery mission now under way after a tragic ending. the coast guard saying a catastrophic implosion destroyed the missing sub and took the lives of the five people on

board. >> the debris is consistent with a catastrophic loss of the pressure chamber. on behalf of the united states coast guard and the entire unified command, i offer my deepest condolences to the families. >> reporter: a robot off the horizon arctic finding the debris field, 1600 feet on the sea floor, over two miles below the surface. >> it's in an area where there is not any debris of titanic and consistent with the location of last communication for an implosion in the water column. >> reporter: the robot finding five major pieces of debris making it clear it was the titan submersible, including the nose cone along with the front and back end of the pressure hull. the sound of the collapse so loud that the navy now says an under water acoustic detection system heard what was likely the implosion of the titan sunday

around the time the sub lost contact with the mother ship, immediately sharing that information with the coast guard for analysis. the sub, essentially collapsing inward under the extreme pressure, which is the 12,500 feet under water is about 370 times the pressure at sea level. >> the pressure at that depth will crush anything. there's no surviving outside the submarine. it's going to be instantaneous. >> reporter: now it turns out there were concerns within the industry since at least 2018 especially over using carbon fiber and titanium to make the experimental sub. >> carbon fiber is a miraculous material. it's what we're using to build next generation airplanes. but it's not particularly well understood how it works over time in terms of fatigue at depth and in extreme cold. >> reporter: a former employee warned about the issue with that carbon fiber exterior in 2018 court filings, saying tiny cracks could become bigger and bigger the farther down it went into that extreme pressure. and the more often it went there. writing the vessel should not have been used beyond 4,000 feet.

the titan went to 12,500. that dispute, which was part of a wrongful termination lawsuit settling out of court. the ceo and founder of ocean gate expeditions, stockton rush, who passed in the explosion, talking to a mexican actor in 2021, painting himself as a maverick, unafraid of taking risks. >> i'd like to be remembered as an innovator. i think it was general mcarthur said you're remembered for the rules you break. i have broken some rules to ma this. i think i have broken them with logic and good engineering behind me, carbon fiber and titanium. there's a rule you don't do that. well, i did. >> reporter: the titan was the only submersible like it to not be certified. something ocean gate acknowledged on its own website. now the families of those lost sharing their words of heart break. businessman shahzada and his son suleman both killed on board. shahzada's brother speaking to abc news over night. >> he was a guy who wanted to go out there.

even though he himself pushed himself. >> reporter: his nephew, a teenager who touched many lives. >> he was so filled with gratitude. he showed it. >> reporter: also lost, ph nargeolet an expert on the titanic. his daughter saying she found comfort because he was in the place he loved most. and british billionaire and explorer hamish harding who was known as a loving husband and dedicated father. something that may provide a little bit of solace, the pressure was so intense down there it all would have happened in less than a nano second. they would never have known what was happening to them. i can't help but think the titanic, that's the story that's captivated our attention 111 years. 1,500 souls were lost. now in that very same spot, it has claimed five more. >> that is really something. in the next hour we'll speak

live with bob ballard, explorer who discovered the titanic wreckage, and with james cameron. we're going to turn to the severe weather alert. a disaster emergency weather declaration in colorado as they clean up from the deadly tornado in matador texas. that's where faith abubey is with us this morning. good morning to you, faith. >> good morning, lara. damage survey scenes have been on the ground looking at the damage here. they still need more time in order to do more analysis and determine the strength of the tornado. but you can see the damage all around us. then over there. we are told it was the neighborhood dollar store. just like many of the homes and properties here, it's been torn to shreds. overnight a disaster emergency declaration in colorado. >> it ripped everything up. >> reporter: four counties south and east of denver hit hard by heavy rain, hail and flooding. time lapse video showing a possible tornado moving to the city of centennial.

a tornado confirmed at highlands ranch, damaging buildings and taking down trees. cars losing control and crashing. aerial footage showing roof tops ripped apart. while here in matador, texas, search and rescue efforts turning into a cleanup operation. parts of the community levelled after a deadly tornado ripped through the area killing four people and injuring 15 others. >> unreal moment, seeing everything flattened. >> reporter: the storm cut a path of destruction through the small texas town. >> nothing like this has ever happened to us. everything was great yesterday and then boom. >> reporter: an ems worker now salvaging what she can after the tornado tore her two story home to shreds. >> this morning the reality just slapped us in the face. >> reporter: what was that like? >> i can't describe it. can't. we have nothing. >> reporter: and the recovery efforts continue here this

morning. but getting the power back on is a bit of a challenge because the town's substation was badly damaged. however, crews hope to fully restore power by the end of the day. lara? >> faith, thank you. we're not done with that severe weather. ginger is here with the forecast. good morning, ginger. >> lara, what's so unique about this. here we are end of june and we're talking about tornados in texas. that's much more in april or may type of event. this is different to have about 300 severe storm reports in just the past three days especially the southern tier of it. here's why it's happening. we've been in this stuck pattern. you've heard us talk about that. it impacted the smoke. with that trough there with the record cold that's been happening, yes, they've been dropping records from the pacific northwest and the rockies, then you get that heat. you've got a big temperature grading. big difference in temperature. again today we're going to see more activity. high plains could see the tornados. those are usually low precipitation. they're very vivid.

hopefully, they stay from popular places. amarillo and lubbock back in the target zone. anybody who's been hit has to be on the lookout. two ways of getting warnings. saturday and sunday, two more pockets, heavily populated. des moines, almost to cedar rapids. sunday cincinnati to nashville. severe storm, so not done with us yeti'll talk more with the heat and if that breaks coming up. >> ginger, thank you. it's not over yet, eva. now to the reopening of i 95. vehicles can get back on the road in just a few hours. the interstate was shut down after a tanker explosion caused part of the freeway to collapse. katherine scott is on the scene in philadelphia. good morning to you, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, eva. this is all happening ahead of schedule. crews have been working around the clock since this happened. temporary lanes of i 95 set to open at noon today. 12 days after a fatal tanker truck fire that collapsed part of the highway here in philadelphia. this has been a hurculean effort.

the state and federal government working together to get this road open as quickly as possible. this is a major thoroughfare for commuter, travel and commerce. delivery times affected, trucking routes impacted. today six temporary lanes of the highway, three northbound and three south bound are set to open at noon. yesterday crews laid down the final layers of asphalt. they brought in a pickup truck from pocono race way. they typically use it to drive the race track. they wanted to have it on hand because of the weather in philadelphia. this is really going to help the traffic around here. it's been so snarled lately. but this is just a temporary fix. they're going to start working on the permanent fix next week. eva? >> really incredible they were able to get that back up and running. katherine scott, thank you. george? now overseas to the migrant emergency. four boats have sunk in 24 hours as refugees try to reach spanish island from the atlantic. marcus moore is tracking the latest.

good morning, marcus. >> reporter: george, good morning. in less than 24 hours, four migrant boats have been rescued in the atlantic near the canary islands. this morning officials say they have saved 227 men, women and children, some clinging to an inflatable dingy. it highlights the rising number of incidents this year. some are accusing european governments of not doing enough or limiting the efforts of aid groups. just last week, we were reporting on how a private super yacht was called in to help rescue 100 migrants who were on board a sinking fishing boat off the coast of greece, despite the fact that greek coast guard vessel had been following that boat for sometime. there may have been more than 700 people on board that fishing boat. this is the part of an unfolding crisis in europe. just for perspective, in italy, just in italy at about this same

time last year, 8,000 people arrived on migrant boats. this year that number is more than 30,000. lara. >> all right, marcus. thank you very much. we're going to turn to the real estate market. a mixed picture is emerging. we do have prices falling but not enough homes available for sale. elizabeth schulze is in washington, d.c. with this frustrating development. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: let's start with the good news if you are on the hundred for a new home. national association of realtors says prices declined 3.1% in may compared to a year before. that was the biggest drop in 11 years. existing homes sold for a median price of just under $400,000. that number varies based on where you live. last month prices down in the south and west, but up in the midwest and northeast. now here is the bad news. there is still a big shortage of homes on the market. sales over all were down 20% in may from a year before. one key reason for that is that higher mortgage rates are making homeowners who locked in low

rates more reluctant to sell. what this means is buying a home is still highly competitive and unaffordable for so many americans especially first time buyer. 3/4 of homes sold in may were on the market for less than a month. guys? >> thank you so much, elizabeth. those numbers are crazy. >> the market has been crazy. now to the nba draft. victor wembanyama was picked first overall by the san antonio spurs. my man demarco morgan is here with the highlights. good morning to you. >> good morning. good to see you. what a night filled with excitement and emotion. one of the players coming in at 7 feet, who robin roberts had a chance to break bread with, in paris, by the way, a brothers making nba history and a proud son following in his dad's foot steps. >> the san antonio spurs select victor wembanyama!

>> reporter: it was a night where dreams became reality. overnight the 2023 nba draft started out with 7' 3" french phenom victor wembanyama, picked first overall by the san antonio spurs. >> to be in this league, many parents have tried to win for years. >> reporter: the prodigy overcome with emotion. >> accomplishing something that i have been dreaming of my whole life. >> reporter: wemby fever already contagious. >> i can officially say, my friends, san antonio is now webantonio. >> reporter: the thompson twins making history as the first brothers selected top five of the same nba draft. one picked fourth and fifth by the detroit pistons. >> i'm just excited. excited to be a rocket. i have never seen anything like this. feels like to make history with the best. >> reporter: 11th pick, jed howard, son of juwon howard, is following in his father's footsteps and headed to the orlando magic.

>> the time on the court we spend together, teaching me the tricks off the court or on the court, i'm trying not to cry. that's my dog right there. >> he's going to be a special player. >> reporter: a special moment for derek lively ii who's led a challenging life, coping with the loss of his father and a mother currently battling cancer. >> i'm honored to be his mother and just so proud of everything that he's been through. it's amazing. >> reporter: again, an emotional night. what a moment for derek's mom to witness it all. their lives are about to change going forward. >> in a major way. every mom, you've got to be so proud. >> it was so cool to see them all with their families last night. >> thank you, demarco. coming up, the oscar winning director of the titanic and explorer bob ballard join us live to talk more about the submarine tragedy. the new development in the rust shooting investigation. the new charge the movie's armorer is now facing. plus a consumer alert on children's bath toys.

more than 7 million are being recalled. we have details on that. but first back to ginger. >> eva, thank you. we've been talking about all time record heat being broken in a place like del rio. they broke their all time record, second day in a row. they did another daily record at 108. corpus christi 100. it's been this really stagnant pattern with this heat dome in place. we'll do it again today. still expect the heat warnings. it is starting to slide back west. even though you feel like 111 in houston again today, you will see a break for the weekend but that dome builds right on back all the way over to louisiana by wednesday, thursday next week. what that means is another hot stretch. we're looking at close to 100 on wednesday for new orleans again. i wanted to bring you this. climate central, a group that looks at how human induced climate change impacts things like heat waves, says one, at least through the weekend, would be five times more likely for heat like that because of climate change. your local weather now 30 seconds.

drew: i'm meteorologist drew tuma with your forecast. morning clouds, sun temperatures below average for another day, numbers mid-60's to mid 70's this afternoon. the breeze picks up later on today as well. overnight, we turn to overcast skies again, the marine layer comes back, temperatures falling into the 50's. here is the seven-day forecast. for the pride parade in the city sunday, the sunshine breaks out around noon and warmer

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starts at 10 a.m. sunday wi also bec seven news.com/pride or wherever you stream us on abc seven. let's see what traffic looks like this morning. >> howard jobina hey reggie. well since we're talking about pride, i thought it'd be a good time to mention mass transit here and the changes that you can expect for sunday. so bart is going to have added trains, starts running at 8 a.m. caltrain additional special service and numerous changes to muni because of the street closures. so be mindful of that and also extra ferry service as we bring in a live picture here, the bay bridge toll plaza. we do have a two car crash reported on the bay bridge, but it does not appear to be causing a slowdown . >> reggie jobina, thank you. we're going to check in with meteorologist drew tuma with a

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♪ welcome back to gma with indiana jones and the dial of destiny. the long awaited fifth installment in the blockbuster series opening next friday. we have an exclusive first look at one of the scenes from the movie. it is fantastic. we'll have it for you coming up in our next hour. >> looking forward to that. following a lot of headlines. now to the missing sub. all five people on board the sub were killed. the implosion was likely after they lost contact. a recovery mission is under way. >> 3m reached a $10.3 billion settlement with u.s. cities and towns over claims the company contaminated drinking water with forever chemicals. one of the largest settlements of its kind. 3m did not admit liability. wake forest and lsu served up some drama last night.

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his dream was to go down and explore the titanic. unfortunately that dream turned into a nightmare. >> james, you were friends with paul-henry nargeolet. he was a deep sea explorer titanic expert. >> we called him ph. or in french, ph. he was one of the people i looked up to when i first started in the deep submergence world. he had been out to the titanic before me. then we had a friendly competition over the years. he'd go out one year, i'd go out the next. we'd explore the wreck site. he was more focused on the debris field where they were recovering artifacts which are in museums all around the world. i was more focused on the actual physical part of the wreck and the interior explorationist. we made about the same number of dives down to the wreckage site. i know him very well. it's just this horrible, horrible tragedy that's taken place here. >> it sure has. let's talk more about it. bob, you said once you heard about the vessel's disappearance, you knew this was the outcome.

>> yes. yes. we are very familiar with exploring wrecks like this. i explored the scorpion to the east of the titanic. did a similar forensic analysis. we detected its implosion with our under water listening system. that's what the navy told the coast guard. the moment it happened, they picked up the implosion, passed it on to the coast guard. we immediately knew where to go and look. it just took time to get the rov's down there. they finally got there yesterday. >> bob, what do you think went wrong? >> well, that's the big debate. there will be now very systematic survey. i have done this before on the loss of the scorpion. it scattered all over the place. the rov's will do a precise systematic mapping that will collect photography and high definition imagery. they will also be recovering the objects. so this investigation will go on

for quite sometime. obviously, jim can talk about the nature of the hull itself. i'm still curious about whether the port hole was also part of that implosion event. >> that's what i want to go to james on. you have been critical of the design of the submersible. what were the problems there? >> there are three potential failure points and the investigation hopefully can localize it down to exactly what happened. the view port in the front was an acrylic view port. i'm told it was rated to less depth than they were diving to, which is one point. they also had two glass spheres on the sub, small glass spheres for floatation, which is a bad idea. those are prone to failure over time. i think the weakest link, if i had to putted money down on what the finding will be, the achilles heel of the sub was the composite cylinder that was the main hull that the people were inside. there were two titanium end caps on each end. they are relatively intact on the sea floor.

but that carbon fiber composite cylinder is now just in very small pieces. it's all rammed into one of the hemispheres. it's pretty clear that's what failed. the question is, was it the primary failure or secondary failure from something else happening? i'm putting my money on the composite. you don't use composites for vessels that are seeing external pressure. they're great for internal pressure vessels like scuba tanks, for example, but they're terrible for external pressure. this was trying to apply aviation thinking to a deep submergence engineering problem. we all said that it was, you know, a flawed idea and they didn't go through certification so it wasn't peer reviewed by other engineering entities, like any of these, what they call classing bureaus that do certification for vessels and submersibles and things like that. i think that was a critical failure. >> bob, how do you explain these

failures? >> well, you know, this is the first time. the important thing jim pointed out. we've been diving in deep water since 1960 when they went down to challenger deep 35,800 feet, seven miles down. we've made thousands and thousands of dives with other countries as well to these depths and have never had an incident. so this is the first time. the smoking gun is this is the first time by a submarine that wasn't classed. >> exactly. >> james, of course, what is so eerie here, similarities to the sinking of the titanic. >> you know, i think the great tragedy here is titanic fascinates us because it seems like such a closs sol failure of some kind of system back then, 1,500 people paid the price for it. the warnings were not heeded. they were warned about the ice. they had radio then.

marconi gram, the titanic captain, was handed multiple warnings of ice ahead. he steamed full ahead into a known ice field on a pitch dark night with no moon. if that isn't a recipe for disaster, i don't know what is. and they paid the price. here you have the people that were designing and operating the sub who were warned, both internally. apparently there's an engineer that walked off the project because he didn't believe in it. a number of people in the greater deep submergence engineering community, including people that i'm very close with, warned the company that this could lead to literally the term was catastrophic failure. and that's exactly what happened. the thing here is that the way composite, carbon fiber materials fail at pressure, they fail over time. each dive adds more microscopic damage. yes, they operated the sub safely. it was only a matter of time

before it caught up with them. >> bob, as you said, there have been thousands of safe guards. >> i think we're following the engineering practice. we do -- i dove in numerous deep submersibles over the years and i never feared for the pressure vessel that i was in. i have always had great confidence. generally has a safety factor of 1.5. i have made hundreds of dives in the submersible around the world but my favorite one is hull with alvin. diving in the alvin is safer than driving on i 95. >> thanks for your insights. we'll be right back. >> thank you both for sharing your insights. we'll be right back. tis. so i'm taking zeposia, a once-daily pill. because i won't let uc stop me...from being me. zeposia can help people with uc achieve and maintain remission. and has been shown to reduce symptoms

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back with a new development in the rust shooting investigation. the armorer charged with involuntary manslaughter in the fatal shooting now faces a new charge. matt gutman joins us with more. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning. that new charge comes 20 months after the shooting on the set. prosecutors now say that the armorer on the set, hannah gutierrez reed, allegedly tried to off load narcotics on the day of the shooting to avoid arrest, but they haven't provided much detail. this morning a pair of bombshell

developments furthereder complicating the already troubled rust case. 20 months after helena hutchins was shot and killed on the film set with a prop gun, the production armorer now charged with evidence tampering. in the new court filing new mexico prosecutors alleging that after authorities began responding to the set, gutierrez reed transferred narcotics to another person with the intent to prevent the apprehension, prosecution or conviction of herself. >> i'm the armorer, or at least i was. >> reporter: gutierrez reed already facing a single count of unvoluntary manslaughter. officials dropped the charges against alec baldwin who held the weapon that killed hutchins. >> so you never pulled the triger? >> no, no, no. i would never point a gun and pull a trigger. that was the training i had. you don't point at somebody and pull the trigger. >> reporter: gutierrez reed's attorney saying the charge came with no prior notice or witness statements or evidence to support it. this comes on the heels of the state letting its lead investigator go and the investigator raising serious

concerns about the investigation in an e-mail. that's the second bombshell. in that e-mail sent tuesday, the outgoing lead investigator for the prosecution told his bosses the sheriff's conduct during the investigation was, quote, reprehensible and unprofessional to a degree. i still have no words for it. neither the sheriff's office nor prosecutors responded for comment regarding the investigator's claims. a lawyer for gutierrez reed said she plans to plead not guilty. this is the latest trouble to hit this case for prosecutors. we've seen multiple prosecutors come and go. there's been a debate about the possible destruction of key piece of evidence in this case which is that gun. of course, very public dropping of manslaughter charges against alec baldwin. guys? >> matt gutman, thank you. all right.

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coming up teens and caffeine. popular energy that's a hit with teens but what parents need to know. you know him from will and grace. the fantastic sean hayes is joining us in times square. adam lambert here to perform live. don't miss it all. your local news and weather next.

>> it's going to be very successful. we love to see it building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. >> this is abc7 news. >> good morning. i'm reggie qui from abc7 mornings and jobina has your traffic. >> reggie. good morning everybody. we're going to zoom into richmond right now where we're following a multi-car crash on westbound 80 before cutting boulevard. your speeds are down to around 26mph in that spot. the chp is reporting that the vehicles are in the center divide, but prepare for delays

there. and also in walnut creek, as you travel along 680 in the southbound direction. hey, joe. >> hey, jobina. temperatures right now, we're in the 50s and low 60s as we head outside, you'll see that we do have a fair amount of cloud cover from our golden gate bridge camera. and here's how the day shapes up. we'll find those clouds giving way to sunshine. but temperatures cool for june. it turns breezy later on today to 60s and 70s. it is pride weekend in san francisco. morning clouds to sunshine specifically for the parade on sunday that sun will appear through the cloud cover right around noon and those temperatures a bit below average in the 60s through the weekend. reggie, drew, thank you. >> if you're streaming us on our abc7 bay area app abc7 at seven continues for everybody else. you're watching good morning america

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>> good morning america. it's 8 a.m. tragic end in the search for the missing sub. recovery mission now under way after a catastrophic implosion destroyed the sub, killing the five people on board. debris field down by the titanic, as we learn more about the safety concerns about the experimental sub.

the new warning about crime and energy drink. it's popular with teens and marketed by social media stars. what parents should know. dishing on dish washers and detergents. wire cutter putting them to the test sharing their hacks and topics. what made me react like this? and the right way to load up pots and silverware. indiana jones swinging back into action. we're gearing up for the final movie in the franchise with an official sneak peek. ♪ let's get loud ♪ >> and sean hayes is here live. the will and grace star straight off his tony award win, live with us in times square, as we say, good morning america! >> announcer: live in times square, this is gma. >> music unmistakable.

good morning, america. hope you're doing well. thank you for joining us. we are celebrating pride month with a super sweet proposal on live tv. it's a secret. there's a happy couple. jen and ari. they're backstage. gen is going to pop the question right here on gma. ari has zero idea it's about to happen. we have never done anything like this so, for better or worse, richer or poorer, you will want to watch. >> should be a lot of fun to watch. consumer alert on a popular children's bath toy. this is gonna cause a full meltdown in my house. we'll have details on that recall. >> so that's going away? >> yes. it has to. yeah. not good. not good. we are going to begin with the tragic end to the search for the missing sub after an implosion killed all five people on board. transportation correspondent gio benitez starts us off from halifax, nova scotia. good morning, gio. >> reporter: george, good

morning again. that implosion would have happened very very quickly, in the blink of an eye. all of the evidence seems to it pointing to happening sunday as they lost contact with the mother ship. this morning a recovery mission now under way after a tragic ending. the coast guard saying a catastrophic implosion destroyed the missing sub and took the lives of the five people on board. >> the debris is consistent with the catastrophic loss of the pressure chamber. >> reporter: a robot off the ship horizon arctic finding the debris field, 1,600 feet off the bow of the titanic on the sea floor over two miles below the sea surface. >> it is an area where there is not any debris of the titanic and consistent with the location of last communication for an implosion in the water column. >> reporter: the robot finding five major pieces of debris, making it clear it was the titan submersible, including the nose cone, along with the front and back end of the pressure hull.

the sound of the collapse so loud that the navy now says an under water acoustic detection system heard what was likely the implosion of the titan on sunday around the time the sub lost contact with the mother ship immediately sharing that information with the coast guard for analysis. the sub essentially collapsing inward under extreme pressure, which at 12,500 feet under water is about 370 times pressure at sea level. >> there's no surviving outside the submarine. it's going to be instantaneous. >> reporter: abc news spoke with some of the families overnight. they are heart broken, as you can imagine. but some are finding comfort in knowing they were doing what they wanted to do as explorers. lara? >> that's true, gio. thank you. we are going to turn to the severe weather alert. a disaster emergency declaration in colorado overnight. that as they're cleaning up from a deadly tornado in matador, texas. ginger zee is tracking where both of those storms are heading next. >> we've had such an active

week. about 300 severe storm reports. you can see the thunderstorm there. we've got video of the damage. what is preliminarily being an ef-1 tornado that ripped through, took trees down, put them into homes. we know in matador, there were at least four lives lost, ten injured. they're still doing that survey. we'll probably get that later this afternoon. we're going to see more activity. here's what you have to know. we have seen the thing make tornados. we will see it do it again today. if you live in rapid city, know somebody in eastern wyoming or western nebraska, those are the spots to see it. lubbock also under the gun. as we go into the weekend, two pockets to watch. eva? >> we'll be keeping an eye on that. thank you, ginger. now to a consumer alert. more than 7 million baby bath toys are being recalled. the baby shark and minibaby shark bath toys with hard plastic top fins can cause severe injuries to kids including lacerations and pun khurs.

so far 12 kids were injured after sitting or falling on the toy. nine of which required stitches or medical attention. consumers are told to stop using the bath toys immediately and contact the company for a refund. you can find more information on your website, good morning america.com. the toy swims in the water and sings baby shark. little ella loves it. it is going away. >> gonna be a tough night for you. you got this. >> good luck. coming up, a new warning for parents about an energy drink that's popular with teens. >> also this morning we've got the dirt on dish washers and detergents. wire cutter putting it to the test and sharing their topics. plus tony winner sean hayes tells us about his latest accomplishment. he is here live. and we also have a big pride month surprise. there's our producer. she's with gen, who's about to propose to her partner ari with the engagement ring of ari's dreams. from our friends at ring

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welcome back to gma. look out houston, we're coming to you. happening monday, we're bringing back our rise and shine. we're checking out the best that the city has to offer. we're also kick off our united states of breakfast showdown. i volunteered for this one. i want to find the best chicken and waffles, and i know that's the place to do it, george. >> have a good trip. we'll look forward to that on monday. now to our gma cover story. the new energy drink popular with teens is called prime. but health experts are warning

parents the beverage might not be healthy for kids. stephanie ramos has details. >> reporter: good morning. prime energy is the new drink from you tube sensation logan paul. the drink has more than 339 million video views, but also has more caffeine than you'd find in a couple of cups of coffee. some doctors are concerned. >> we want prime! we want prime! >> reporter: this morning an alert for parents about prime energy drink, the latest caffeine beverage that has kids of all ages eager for a bottle. released this year the prime brand offers a range of sports drinks, mixes and energy drinks. when you've got internet sensations like ksi and logan paul as your public face, it is going to get some attention. sporting a variety of flavors like tropical punch and strawberry watermelon, logan

says prime is the fastest growing sports drink in history. >> oh my gosh! >> reporter: the drink wildly popular among kids comes in two forms, energy and hydration. it's the energy version that has experts concerned for young consumer. a 12 ounce can of coke has 34 milligrams of caffeine. compare that to an 8.4 ounce can of red bull which has 80 milligrams. while a 12 ounce can of prime energy contains 200 milligrams of caffeine. >> 200 milligrams of caffeine is a huge amount of caffeine. that is too much for any growing child. that much caffeine can cause an adverse effect such as disrupted sleep, mood disorders, upset stomach even about pworpl heart rhythm. >> reporter: the warning label notes it is not recommended for children under 18. >> first thing parents shoultd do is make sure their kids are getting enough sleep so their kids aren't tired and then

running to get a stimulant. if your kids get bored with just water, which is the preferred hydration source, you can try other flavored waters with fruit. there are some options like coconut water. >> reporter: again, there are two different types of drinks, the hydration drink and energy. nutritionists say kids under 18 should be especially careful, especially with the energy version of prime. guys? >> that's a lot of caffeine. >> that's a lot of caffeine. logan paul with that generation, has the midas touch. >> incredible, the influence he has. now to one of the great modern conveniences. the dish washer. don't you love it? experts at the new york times wire cutter just came out with their picks for the best dish washer and dish detergent. i got them to dish out details. >> reporter: dish washers they have one of the toughest jobs in the kitchen. >> we say the best appliances are appliances you should never have to think about. >> reporter: there is

surprisingly a lot to know about these appliances so we visited product review site wire cutter's testing lab to get their topics for dishwashers and dishwashing detergents. >> pull the basket out and lift it up. >> reporter: when it comes to helpful tip, andrea barnes says to start, don't forget to clean your filter. >> i don't even know where the filter is. >> that's okay. >> reporter: in most dishwashers the filter is found at the very bottom and easily removed. simply cleaning every few months can help it run more efficiently and reduce odor. tip two, wire cutter says no need to prerinse your dishes. >> scrape it and then put it in the dish washer. they have enzymes inside the detergent that work to actively attack soil. >> reporter: for both of their tests for best dishwashers and detergent, they used a range of food. everything from avocado, even a rice mixture to dirty up enough dishes for a family of five. everything going in the wash including extremely dirty

cookware like this casserole dish. >> we loaded each dishwasher and ran each one with a large load. >> reporter: for wire cutter's top dishwasher picks they like the bosch 300 series. runnerup is this maytag, which they say is great at drying. now, when it comes to detergents, there are a lot of options. pods, liquids and powders. is there one type that universally does better than the other? >> the pods were the best, but not all of the pods were the best. the best pods were the ones with the enhanced part on the pack. >> reporter: the top pick? cascade free and clear pod with detergent booster on top. closely behind, cascade's le platinum plus pods. we put wire cutter's topics to the test.

could they really get that baked on casserole dish clean? >> no! >> i told you. totally clean. >> that's crazy. >> reporter: i couldn't believe it actually came clean. it was crystal clean. wire cutter does get a commission. how to get the best results from your dish washer. you to load it properly. this is something that causes fights in marriages. we're going to clear this up. this is how you load a dish washer. forks, spoons, up, not down. knives, for saferty purposes you should put down. then pots. right? make sure they are faced fully down so you can get. what you have to think about is that thing. this is spraying water. you want to make sure the water gets on the parts of the dish that need to be cleaned. also when you stack it, make sure dishes aren't touching each other because they need room to clean. there's your tips.

>> those are great tips. >> i always thought forks down to get maximum clean? >> check your manual but most will tell you fork up. >> learn so much here. >> take this into pop news. >> i really hope you do. you will get a special exclusive right now. thank you to our friends at disney for this one. we are one week from the premiere of the final indiana jones movie starring harrison ford. this morning we have your very first look at an exclusive scene, where indy comes face to face with an old nemesis. we see the flea bag character in action. here it is, your first look at a clip from indiana jones and the dial of destiny. >> you. >> have we met? >> no. >> my memory's a little fuzzy but your face rings a bell. are you still a nazi? >> you're confused. my name is schmitt. professor schmitt from alabama university.

>> schmitt. nice to meet you in person. >> i thought we've come to an agreement. >> funny, the last time i saw the other guy who looks like you, he was also after this. >> good news is you're here now. >> you don't seem to understand. this relic is my property. >> it's not yours. you stole it. >> then you stole it. >> i stole it. it's called capitalism. bid is 160. >> 170. >> should have stayed in new york. >> should have stayed in poland. >> 170? anyone, anyone? going going -- >> gone! >> what are you doing? >> looks so good. we don't know many details about the dial of destiny. ford does say he was adamant when he agreed to do this film, harrison is 81 years young, was confronted head on in the film's script, not in a jokey way, but a natural evolution of his beloved character and the story line. indiana jones and the dial of destiny set to hit theaters next friday, june 30th. i am in.

so great. thank you for that, disney. in music news, this song, here, here? the 1985 song running up that hill has reached an incredible milestone. 1 billion streams on spotify. it's used on netflix stranger things. did we say it was a 1985 song and now it has 1 billion views? it's unbelievable. it was the most streamed throw back song of the year after streams of the song increased by 8700% around the world. the artist, kate bush, she can't believe it, posting her thanks for this, quote, impossibly astonishing journey. it sure is. what a great song. congratulations kate bush. finally, not always easy growing up. just ask bruce. here he is. he's having a hard time saying good-bye to his favorite puppy hangout.

it was right under the tv within reach of treats and lots of attention. he used to like to snuggle up in there. as he gets bigger, he's still making it work. tighter but cozy. [ laughter ] as you can see, it's getting a bit more challenging, but he's not giving up. no, he's not. here he is when he -- i don't know if he's going to accept it, but it's not looking good for you, bruce. you're headed in the wrong direction, pal. >> he is either determined or not that smart. [ laughter ]. >> either way, we love you, pal. that's pop news on friday. >> let's go to ginger. >> i have got a bruce that i ask that question of. usually not smart is the answer we get, too. we love him so much. let's share now about the cooler than average temperatures we have been seeing from here to atlanta. we've been in the troughy part of this stuck system. there will be some peeks of sunshine. when they do happen you'll get some humidity perking up. you could see rain 2 to 3 inches in central new jersey as we go through the weekend. let's get a check closer to home.

drew: i'm meteorologist drew tuma with your forecast. morning clouds, sun temperatures below average for another day, numbers mid-60's to mid 70's this afternoon. the breeze picks up later on today as well. overnight, we turn to overcast skies again, the marine layer comes back, temperatures falling into the 50's. here is the seven-day forecast. for the pride parade in the city sunday, the sunshine breaks out around noon and warmer weather moves in as we had to were next >> just like that, season two of sex and the city sequel series is now streaming. joining us two of the latest characters to join carrie, miranda and charlotte at the brunch table. thank you both for being with us. >> thank you. >> it's been 25 years since this show started. when you got this call, were you just over the moon excited to join this group? >> i was so excited.

i was also a little scared i could bring the whole show down. why me? i'm sure you felt that a bit, no? >> yeah. >> we loved this show. any girl would want to be part of this show. >> it was great to know they were going to open up the show to be more inclusive. i absolutely felt very lucky to be part of the story. >> the show looks very different now. what do you think fans can expect as they watch this season? >> it will be very sexy. i think it's going to be very edgey, as only michael patrick king can create and write. i think they can also expect the things that make the show timeless, which is the bond between women, sisterhood, love, relationships, all of that. >> yeah. >> let's take a look at a clip. >> getting my earthy kitt on. >> for what? not one fine man here, sweety. complete waist of lycra.

>> charity event. >> i thought captain jack sparrow did. >> i saw him, too. >> he's a woman. >> well i need a man. [ laughter ] >> the show is always so funny. you talked about diversity on the show now. you say diversity is more than what we are seeing in front of the camera? >> definitely. i think it's about having a variety of stories to tell. it's about being able to see a lot of different women as they are in new york city and also being able to see yourself in the variety and diversity of women we tell story force on the show. >> isn't that the thing? we all had a character we thought we were? >> for sure. for me i was so excited to see myself, i saw myself on the show. great to see myself now and see the characters in the show. >> i know fans are excited because we've heard samantha is coming back for a little bit. we've heard aiden is back. do you think fans are going to be satisfied though? >> i think two things. i think they're going to be satisfied. the whole show is based on

searching and longing and that's gonna play into it, which i love. like when you think, is she gonna be with big, with aiden? every three weeks something happens. you're like nobody, and then there's nobody. that's the show, right? that's her life. >> that is real life. dating in new york. i love that there are so many surprises. there's still a lot that people don't know is going to pop up on the show. great story lines. mario canton. there's a lot of fun things that are going to happen. >> including yours. >> some of yours, too. i will never tell. >> the way you said that. >> yeah yeah yeah. >> well season 2 of "and just like that" is now streaming on max. thank you both for being here. >> thank you, eva. >> coming up tony winner sean hayes is here live. for being h.

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northbound on 8-80 past davis street through san leandro, you are going to run into a crash site there. and there is a slowdown in that spot. also in preparation for sunday, the pride parade. we have a number of changes with mass transit, mostly additional services being provided. but if you're taking muni, be aware of reroutes and closures. camassei. >> thanks jobina. meteorologist drew tuma has your accuwea for likes or followers. their path isn't for the casually curious. and that's what makes it matter the most when they find it. the exact thing that can change the world. some say it's what they were born to do... it's what they live to do... trinet serves small and medium sized businesses... so they can do more of what matters.

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have that cloud cover overhead and breaking down for sunshine as the day goes on and we'll find that that sunshine from time to time it will peak in and out of the clouds, especially through the city. looking at our golden gate bridge camera right now, you can see that cloud cover up above. we'll have increasing sunshine. it's breezy today and those temperatures continue. that trend of cooler weather for june in the 60s and 70s. looking at the price and holiday forecast over the weekend, clouds, the sun, temperatures in the low 60s. carmassi. thank you, drew. >> we'll have another abc seven news update in about 30 minutes. you can always find the latest on our news app and at abc seven welcome back to >> announcer: welcome back to gma. >> i just want to let sean hayes take over. he's going to anchor the rest of the show. we first loved him in will and grace. now he won a tony. also co-authored an adult book

called time-out. welcome back to gma. great to see you. [ applause ] >> clapping with half eyes. they're like -- woo! >> got to start with congratulations for the tony. >> thank you. >> allie and i came and saw it. >> that was so nice of you to come. >> it is so clear this was a real passion project for you. >> for about 23 years i have been working on the show. started with the friends. i was like who's oscar lavin? i went to the pali center in los angeles watched archive footage. fascinating. went in and out. another friend of mine who you all know said you should play oscar. i said, you were the second person to say that. so bizarre. i followed that. years and years later, here we are. >> i learned something about you that i didn't know before this. you grew up training in classical piano. you put that to work. >> 5 years ago i started studying. i thought i was going to be a classical pianist, composer.

i was a musical director at a theater in chicago. god, i got to talk fast. only three minutes left. there's a lot to get to. so, yes. [ laughter ] i played piano, george, yeah, for a long time. eva, what do you got? look at your cards! quick! [ laughter ] >> will and grace co-stars. >> yes, they've come to the show. yes. >> when you see them -- >> we have a photo. cut to the photo. there it is. [ laughter ] >> when you see them in the audience, what's that like? >> i don't see them in the audience because the lights are so bright. >> you don't like to be told a friend is there. right? >> i sometimes don't. before it opens i didn't like to know. it makes you too nervous before you open the show. i didn't want to know who was on the panel today when i got here. [ laughter ] >> surprise. i love it. it is so ridiculous. i just saw you did a special. i decided it's really more like you and will torture jason.

>> yeah. we all love it. we always say if we're not insulting you or somebody, we don't love you. that's how we all grew up. i grew up irish catholic alcoholics. you know? if you weren't insulting people, that's love. >> it means love. >> sarcasm is love. >> we talked about the play. >> check check check. i wrote a book! oh! [ laughter ] it's called "time-out." it's simon and schuster. my producing partner and i were friends since we were 18. we grew up in the suburbs of chicago. he grew up an out gay teen into sports and i grew up an out gay teen -- >> not in sports. >> in the arts. news flash. so we were talking. what would that have been like if we met in high school? we have never seen that relationship before. we took that idea, heightened it and joined forces with this

incredible author. we all kind of wrote this thing together. the number one high school basketball player in the state of georgia comes out as gay. how that affects the team, the town, his family, the state of georgia. all of these things. it's kind of our contribution to the lgbtq community. it's available wherever books aren't banned. [ laughter ] >> you make our job so easy. >> i try to. >> oh, there's one last podcast. i'm doing another podcast called just jack and will. will and grace rewatch podcast. just launched yesterday. me and eric mccormack. >> he was just on last week. he's also doing broadway. >> cottage, on the same street. >> do you regularly get together? >> we see each other, yes. >> are you in competition though? >> always. just like you three. [ laughter ] everybody is talking about it. it's palpable. >> do you want to see what we have lined up? >> yes. >> this is you.

will arnett was on will and grace. >> that's right. >> do you remember? >> yes, with janet jackson. you two had a danceoff. >> that's right. >> to see who could dance more like janet. >> look at will. will can kind of dance. do you know what i mean? >> the other day, we were promoting you coming on. when you had cher on. oh my gosh. >> what were you promoting? >> saying you were coming on. >> oh, wonderful. [ laughter ] another segment out of it. yeah. >> we sure did. we just look for excuses to play your funny clips. >> i get it. it's wonderful. look at the flowers are as bright as you people today. >> thank you so much. >> thank you for coming in. >> is that it? >> time is up. oscars on broadway is on broadway. and next we have a surprise for gen and ari. their engagement surprise is

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>> welcome back to gma. we are back to stage with an epic proposal that's about to happen. gen here is about to propose. >> yes, i am, to ari. she doesn't know this is happen. are you super nervous? >> i am. but i think she's going to start crying, i'm going to start crying. then we're all going to start crying. >> it will be beautiful. ari thinks you are competing in a game show against nicole and her boyfriend.

nicole is a producer at gma. this is all going to unfold. >> that's exactly what's happening. i have been interrogating her with a bunch of questions. she has no idea. i'm excited about it. >> ready? >> yes. are they ready? three, two, one. >> all right. welcome back to gma. we are feeling the love this morning. so we thought we'd play a little game called the couples quiz. we've got two players here, ari and nicole. ladies, come on out. [ applause ] welcome to gma. so excited to have you. ari and nicole, partners, are backstage. we're going to ask them questions. we'll see if their answers match their partners. ari, we're going to start with you. first tell us a little about yourself. >> my name is ari. i am an attorney in lincoln, nebraska. i don't lose.

>> oh, wow. throwing it down there, nicole. i hope you are ready. your question is, where did you and your partner gen go on your first date? do you remember? >> i do. so this is when covid struck and i planned -- her trip to italy got cancelled. she was supposed to go study there. so i recreated italy in our living room and hung lights up. >> your first date? >> first date. yeah. >> wow. >> yeah. i outdid myself, i could say. but that was our first date. >> wonderful. let's see if that matches what gen told us earlier. take a look. >> so ari and i first date, i was supposed to study abroad in italy. i couldn't go because of the pandemic. she brought italy to me. it was very sweet. probably the sweetest thing we did, until now. lara, hit it. >> you heard her.

i guess i'm supposed to hit it. let's do this, team! let's go, everybody! [ cheering ] okay. there's a lot going on here, ari. i'm guessing you might be starting to process that you are in, hopefully, a dream, not a nightmare. all is not what it seems, as we do have to confess. this is not a game. nicole is not your competition. she is a producer on gma. thank you, nicole. you played the part beautifully. this is the opposite of a game. it's all very real. we are on live tv, as you know. we have a very big surprise for you. i know this is a little bit, a lot of bit to take. do not worry. everything is going to be okay. i promise you that. your partner, your love, gen, is actually backstage and she has something that she wants to say to you. take a look. ♪ >> ari has no problem being unapologetically herself. she is just someone, she walks

into a room and she shines. ari and i met in fall 2019 during orientation of my first year of law school. she knew i didn't know anyone. she called my name from across the hall, making sure that i had a friend. we began dating in april of 2020. the rest is history. ♪ i have my happiness when i am with ari. she's loving and kind an inclusive. we travel, we go on adventures. here we are. we're out here. everyone wishes they had something that's so nice and happy. i have it. i think it's important now more than ever to share our love story. i want everyone to know that it's possible. we have never quit on one another. we've always stood by one another. we always have fun. she is the person i want to spend the rest of my life with. she's my best friend. ari, i love you. you're cute. i choose you. i have an important question to ask you.

>> you heard her. important question. gen, come on out. ♪ >> wait. what? [ applause ] >> will you marry me? >> yeah. [ applause ] >> it's okay. it's okay. it's all right. >> i love you. [ applause ] >> are you surprised? >> yeah. >> did we have you fooled with our game show? >> good job, gen. i really do think you pulled it off. i want to ask you, we need to hear, how are you feeling? >> i'm just surprised. oh my gosh.

i wasn't expecting this. this is fabulous. thank you so much. >> lot roff work. gen was very active behind the scenes. we're so happy for you. there were some other people that want to celebrate with you. they are here right now, as you can see. michael, ari's brother. where are you? what do you want to say to the happy couple? >> you're both amazing people. i wish you nothing but success and happiness. you're amazing, gen. >> the support of your family is 100% there. also want to share with you the beautiful ring that you are wearing. have you even processed it? that is stunning. it's from our friends at ring concierge. gen, we have a surprise for you as well. ring concierge is also giving you a ring you can customize. that's coming your way. look for that. >> that's amazing. >> you did all the work.

you should be celebrating. >> i'm just so happy for her ring. i don't even care. >> you get a ring, you get a ring! and there is, if that wasn't enough, we do have more for you. we know you are broadway fans. is that right? >> yes. >> that's what i'm hearing. >> the queens from the show six wanted to celebrate. they heard your story. they loved it. they have sent you a very special message. here they are, the queens. >> congratulations ari and gen. >> we are celebrating you two queens. >> we are so excited for you. >> we really want to congratulate you. so we are inviting you to the show tonight! congratulations. happy bride! [ applause ] >> two more queens will be at the six tonight. guys, congratulations. hug it out. i feel like i should probably give you sometime. family is here.

we want to say congratulations. thank you for sharing your special day with us. >> thank you. thank you. >> are you feeling the love somewhere? where are you? [ applause ] >> congratulations to you both. congratulations to everyone invo drew: i am drew tuma with your forecast. clouds, sun, a cool and breezy afternoon. you're accurate seven-day forecast, parade sunday in the city, the sunshine breaks down around noon and warmer weather next week. >> turning now to a sneak peek at tonight's all new matt gutman reporting on a decades long investigation into the mysterious disappearance of kristen smart. a young college student who never made it home from a fraternity party. >> by the end of the night, kristen was incapacitated completely. that's when a young man came out and was like, i know where she lives. i can help walk her home. >> kristen and the two students walking with her all live in different dorms.

as the three get closer to campus the young man assures sheryl he'll get kristen home safely. and then sheryl went off to the right, southbound towards her dorm. >> that was the last time kristen was seen. >> you can see this all new "20/20" never made it home tonight at 9 p.m., 8 p.m. central right here on abc and tomorrow on hulu. eva? >> ginger, check out who's here with me now. coming up adam lambert performing live. ral. >> ginger, check out who is here with me now, adam lambert next on live.

>> we are back with a special performance. here is adam lambert with "you make me feel mighty real."

adam, take it away. ♪ make me feel mighty real make me feel mighty real make me feel ♪ ♪ when we're out there dancing on the floor and i feel like i need some more ♪ ♪ seen your body close to mine and i know my love it's about that time ♪ ♪ make me feel mighty real make me feel mighty real make me feel mighty real make me feel mighty real ♪ ♪ you make me feel mighty real ♪ ♪ you make me feel mighty real ♪ ♪ you make me feel mighty real ♪

♪ you make me feel mighty real ♪ >> happy pride new york! ♪ you make me feel mighty real ♪ ♪ when we get home darling nice and dark music's in me still real hot kiss me there feels real good don't you love me like you should ♪ ♪ makes me feel mighty real

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>> we want to thank adam lambert for that terrific performance. >> before we go, we want to wish a fond farewell to randy jackson. gma's studio director. randy. he has been working in television 40 year. three decades at abc. we're talking "live with regis and kelly", "wabc" tv. randy you have done it all. we wish you years of happiness. [ applause ] we wish you all a happy friday. >> yeah. happy weekend, y'all. and we wish you a happy friday. >> wait until you see how much unclaimed money is out. thousands and thousands that people didn't know was theirs for the taking. so is there unclaimed money out there that could be yours? watch gma next week.

building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. >> this is abc7 news. good morning everyone. >> i'm kumasi aaron from abc7 mornings. here's jobina. now the look at traffic jobina. hi kumasi. >> thank you. good morning everybody. the traffic for the most part is moving nicely except you will have a little slowdown northbound on 880 moving through oakland because that crash we were following earlier in san leandro has cleared. so that was a little

south of this spot. also mass transit for this weekend pride parade is on sunday. we have a number of changes. make sure to check those routes. and the biggest news here is that a lot of routes will be added. so more service. true. >> yeah. hi jobina. okay temperatures right now we have a lot of cloud cover out there. more of us are in the 60s at this hour, but it is still pretty cool. outside we go. here is a live look. this is sutro tower showing you that june gloom. first thing. and here is how your day shapes up. clouds giving way to sun as we go throughout the morning hours. the afternoon it is breezy but cool for june. we'll go into the 60s and 70s by 4 p.m. carmassi. >> thank you, drew. now it's time for live with kelly and mark and deja vu: it's live with kelly and mark. today, music superstar, michael buble. and, actress jenna dewan. plus, we'll show you how to save big at the grocery store. and ryan seacrest is our co-host du jour.