course, the classic red velvet. my favorite it. our media partner, the sf standard, is reporting the shop's owner is gearing up to open two locations in atlanta. so now jobina can have them here and i remember says, congratulations, leila. >> she's a howard university alum. yes go check them out. oakland, berkeley. all the things. and i want to talk about >> michael:" good morning about america", for our viewers in the west, tens of thousands of people stranded in the desert at burning man. trapped in the mud, tens of thousands of festival goers stuck after monsoon rains turned the nevada desert into a muddy mess. >> proof of life update, i am alive. >> michael: people told to shelter in place. the road in and out closed to

most vehicles. organizers urging them to conserve food, water, and fuel. the investigation this morning after one person died. the latest on the ground, and when they may finally be able to leave. >> george: extreme heat seven states from minnesota to new jersey under alerts. the records forecast to be broken today. plus deadly rip currents at the beach, the threats up and down the east coast several swimmers rescued in rough surf, and people forming this human chain, the conditions right now. >> rebecca: heading home millions taking to the skies after the holiday weekend capping the busiest summer on record at the airports. what to know and the best time to avoid gridlock if you're hitting the road. >> george: urgent man hunt, the search for a convicted killer who escaped from a pennsylvania prison. authorities now release their surveillance video they believe to be of him outside a home. >> michael: back on track, nascar driver ryan preece behind

the wheel just one week after the horrifying crash flipping over ten times. what he's saying about the accident. >> rebecca: great white warning. with millions heading to the beach to mark the unofficial end to summer, we're live with the life guards deploying new high tech tools to keep swimmers safe from sharks. >> george: labor day savings. the big ticket items to buy right now during one of the last major retail events until black friday and the sweet spot to kick off your holiday shopping. ♪ >> michael: and ready for primetime. >> primetime! deion. >> michael: deion sanders shaking up college football with the stunning win if his first game coaching colorado. plus, the americans shining at the soechlt gauff, tiafoe, shelton and fritz smashing their way into the quarter final >> live in times square, this is good morning america. >> george: we always know labor

day brings the u.s. open. hope you guys are having a good start to your holiday. >> rebecca: it is a labor of love here at gma and it has been a weekend of wild weather from coast to coast. you are looking at new york's rockaway beach tropical storms bringing dangerous rip currents to the east coast as many people head to the water today. this as millions across the country face that extreme heat. we will have the forecast. >> michael: but we will begin with the scene at burning man. tens of thousands of people trapped at the event in nevada over the weekend told to shelter in place. monsoon rains flooding the roads and blocking the access. chief national correspondent matt gutman is in wadsworth nevada with the latest. good morning matt. >> reporter: good morning michael. not only were they told to shelter in place, they were told to conserve food water and fuel. typically ahead of burning man the concern is for excessive heat or sand storms. this time it was thunderstorms and the situation got so muddy and possibly so dire that the white house said it had to brief president biden about it.

this morning, thousands still stranded in this remote stretch of desert at burning man, the annual gatherings in the black rock desert of nevada after a storm turned the festival into a mud bath. >> we have thousands of people trying to leave right now. >> reporter: on friday parts of the desert got 2-3 months worth of rain in a matter of hours. >> many hours of rain. >> reporter: shutting down the road in and out, festival goers told to shelter in place after major flooding shut off the main gate way for vehicles and emergency crewsment one person reported to have died. the shoves investigating the death saying it occurred during this rain event adding the family has been notified. authorities now investigating. people stuck in the deep clay, the founder of bulletproof, dave asprey seen duct taping his friends's shoes. >> looks like there may be rain coming. >> taking this video of yet another storm rolling in. portable toilets out of service,

temperatures dropping to the upper 40s at night. parts of nevada getting pummeled with rain over the past several days, heavy flooding reported in las vegas. every year so-called burners build a temporary metropolis in the nevada desert many living in rvs but thousands also in tents. this year tamps typically decorate wind ard now walled with concrete thick mud. embedded in the sludge many trudging through the sticky mud barefoot with trucks spinning out in the clay monday, organizers urging folks to be patient and telling them to conserve your food water and fuel. >> another suv just got stick. >> here's the proof of life update. i am alive. >> reporter: angie peacock traveled here from bend oregon. >> it's horrible. they shut the water down. i'm walking around helping pull power cables out of the ground. >> reporter: the only way out trudging five miles in mud to a paved road. celebrity d.j. diplo sharing these posts showing him and comedian chris rock making the

journey before hitching a ride with a fan. with temperatures warming today, the weather hopefully drying out. in the meantime organizers also urging burners to share with fellow neighbors if they have enough. >> people are taking care of each other. we have food, we have provisions. we have shelter. so it's really just kind of a group effort to get through this until the roads dry up. >> reporter: organizers say take they hope to be able to burn that sculpture of a man which is where burning man gets its name. it is a been postponed two nights in a row because of weather. they also say they hope this road opens up and they're able to allow people to leave. now in a typical year traffic here can be terrible, 12 hours long, but now there are concerns that it will be catastrophic. still, the weather seems to be holding, so folks are hoping they can get out of there as soon as possible. michael? >> michael: matt, all right. thank you so much for that. >> now we're going to go to meteorologist leslie lopez from our los angeles station kabc

will join us now with the latest on the conditions now as well as the soaring temperatures for millions of americans. good morning lesley >> leslie: good morning. quite the labor day. let's talk about it. we are looking at, yes, drying taking place in some of our desert areas, it has been chilly overnight. so if you think about all the there, cold weather. if you know anybody, the good news is things are drying out. so finally going to see some drier and warmer weather through the desert communities and most of the rain is going to be moving out towards the east. then we talk about the heat on this holiday. the heat is happening all across most of the center of the country to the northeast, and we are looking at some record breaking heat. washington dulles broke a record, 99 degrees, duluth minnesota also broke an all-time record and then as we get back into some of the record highs we're expecting today, we look at abliene san antonio looks like detroit and washington, dc back to you. >> george: travel home from the holiday weekend, millions will be flying, victor oquendo is tracking the it all from lax. good morning victor. >> reporter: hey, george, good morning. as we wrap up this

record-setting summer travel season, another major test for airlines this labor day with millions of americans set to take to the skies. this morning, labor day travel in full swing. airports from coast to coast bracing for another crush of passengers monday. one of the busiest days to fly over the holiday weekend. new york, miami, atlanta and los angeles jam packed. the tsa saying they expect an 11% increase in passengers this weekend compared to last year, adding this summer has been the busiest on record. >> we were already ahead of 2019, last year's volumes which was out aides of 2019 volumes and this year will be record breaking as well. >> over the holiday period the tsa anticipates screening some 14 million people leading to longer lines at security. and for the millions more hitting the roads triple a forecasts plenty of traffic nationwide today. saying the worst times to drive almost all day long from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. the best time to avoid gridlock, after 7:00 p.m.

and the national average for a gallon of gas $3.81 up slightly higher than last year. bottom line if you're flying or driving today, make sure to plan ahead and give yourself plenty of time. rebecca? >> rebecca: oh, yes, exactly wa we intend to do and never quite squat on in my family, victor. thank you so much. we turn now to the dangerous rip currents, rough waters up and down the east coast with multiple rescues and one death erielle reshef joins us with the latest. >> reporter: good morning rebe rebecca the national weather service has been warning the rip currents could turn deadly over this holiday weekend as several tropical systems churn off the coast of the atlantic and sadly that is what happened off of the jersey shore this weekend, a 24-year-old man died after he was swept out by a rip current, several other swimmers trying to form a human chain to save him. and in another part of the coast, half a dozen swimmers had to be rescued. three of them taken to area hospitals. officials are warning that these

rip current threats will continue as we reach the peak of hurricane season. michael? >> michael: all right erielle thank you for that. definitely be safe out there. turning now to the search for an escaped murderer on the loose since breaking out of prison late last week. jay o'brien joins us now with the latest on the search. good morning jay. >> reporter: michael good morning. this man hunt now stretching into its fifth day putting people in that area on edge. one homeowner even telling abc news it feels like it is a surreal, like he's in a movie. this morning, pennsylvania officials concentrating their man hunt for convicted murderer danelo cavalcante to a few miles from the prison he escaped five days ago. this black and white surveillance video taken around 2:00 a.m. saturday and released by the chester county district attorney's office shows what officials say is cavalcante outside a home not far from the county prison. local, state and federal law enforcement now asking for the public's help in tracking down the 34-year-old, who escaped

before being transferred to a state corrections facility to serve a life sentence for stabbing his ex-girlfriend to death in front of her children. >> every tip is important and we're following up on every single tip that comes in. >> reporter: locals in this rural area describing tactical teams walking through back yards. >> look out the kitchen window. >> i'm out putting together a soccer goal for my daughter and a state trooper that has a machine on-like i guess the tactical gear on with a machine gun walks through my front yard. >> reporter: police believe cavalcante who's also wanted for murder in his native brazil may have already tried to bra i can into at least two homes in the search area. >> possible sighting of the prisoner, a male subject walking northbound. >> reporter: warning locals to be on the lookout this holiday weekend. >> people may be out of town. it's very likely that the suspect could attempt to break into one of those homes. >> reporter: residents urge to call 911 if they see cavalcante, but not to approach him. he's considered extremely

dangerous. it's still unclear how he broke out of that prison in the first place, george. >> george: jay thanks very much >> turning to the race for the white house, republican candidates are on the trail for the holiday weekend as former president trump maintains his lead in the polls. elizabeth schulze is in salem new hampshire with the latest. good morning elizabeth. >> reporter: good morning george several gop can here in new hampshire today as they try to win over voters in this critical primary race in a race still dominated by former president trump. this morning republican presidential hopefuls are descending on new hampshire including newcomer vivek ramaswamy, whose popularity got a boost in the wake of the first gop debate. >> thank you guys. >> reporter: the 38-year-old entrepreneur and staunch defender of donald trump doubling down on his pledge to pardon the former president if he's elected and to vote for trump if he's the nominee. >> i still expect that crump donald trump or whoever the republican nominee is will be better than the alternative.

>> reporter: at a campaign stop sunday a truth banner briefly falling on ramaswamy the candidate quickly brushing it off. >> this is a helmet. >> reporter: his views on foreign policy like ending us support for ukraine, drawing questions from some voters and rebukes from rivals. >> he's a good man, a good family man, but he's just wrong on foreign policy. >> reporter: notably absent from any public events on the campaign trail, the front runner. even as former president trump now faces a total of 91 felony charges, his commanding lead in the field is only expanding. a new wall street journal poll shows 59% of gop voters support trump. he leads his closest rival, florida governor ron desantis, by 46 percentage points. that wall street journal poll shows that trump's lead on desantis has nearly doubled since last spring and in a head to head match-up, trump and president biden are locked in a dead heat. george? >> george: elizabeth thanks very much. rebecca.

>> rebecca: all right, george, thank you >> we turn now to the looming possibility of a major auto industry strike. nearly 150,000 workers could walk off the job in less than two weeks, and there's no sign of a deal in sight. phil lipof has more. good morning phil. >> reporter: good morning rebecca. this morning the clock is ticking and that strike is looming as the united auto workers union and the three big auto dealers haven't come to an agreement. two sticking points higher wages and improved benefits. detroit's big three auto makers, ford general motors and sa lan is the would take a huge strip if it happens also having a ripple affect on the u.s. economy. adding to it most notably the writers guild and actors affecting the box office. tens of thousands of writers and actors have been out of work for months, the auto workers deadline for a strike by the way is september 14th. michael. >> michael: let's hope they get

it all sorted out. thank you >> turning now to the stunning upset that rocked college football. pro football hall of famer deion sanders winning in his debut in head coach knocking off tcu a ranked opponent who went to the national championship game last year. andrew dymburt is here with that and andrew do you believe? >> reporter: i'm starting to believe, talk about a turnaround michael. this is a team that was at the bottom of the barrel last year. colorado finished 128th out of 131 teams. so to go to the road week one against a tcu team by the way in the national championship a few months ago is nothing short of spectacular. >> primetime! deion! >> colorado head coach deion sanders, aka primetime, taking the college football world by storm. >> touchdown colorado! >> reporter: after the buffalos went 1-11 last year, the former nfl star corner turned coach leading a stunning upset in his first week at the helm. >> sanders gives it to him,

touchdown buffalo. >> reporter: beating number 17 ranked tcu on the road saturday, a tcu team that just played for a national championship. >> whoa! >> now voters believe, people in the front office, people in the building, the fans, the students, now everybody want to believe. >> reporter: sanders took the colorado job after three years coaching jackson state university in mississippi and he took a swath of players with him to boulder. a whooping 53 players transferred to colorado to play for prime, the most in college football. among the transfers sanders son and star qb shedeur sanders, who set a school record with 510 passing yards against tcu with four touchdowns. >> sanders! and it's caught at the 40, guess who? travis hunter. >> reporter: and two-way sensation travis hunter once the highest touted recruit in the country. after the final whistle the three overcome with emotion soaking in the historic moment. >> my son man. >> my pop right here man. >> my son, my other son. >> reporter: if colorado can

continue to perform and string together more wins, it's not inconceivable that they could be ranked nationally. wouldn't that be something? the buffalos haven't finished a season ravshged in the top 20 in over a decade guys. >> michael: if they want to do that they have the right guy. i've never seen anybody motivate young men to be better at everything, not just football. >> primetime. >> michael: primetime for a reason. andrew thank you. >> george: so much passion. coming up new technology life guards are whying to help keep swimmers safe from sharks. >> michael: plus nascar driver ryan preece back behind the wheel one week after this frightening crash. >> rebecca: also labor day deals here becky worley scouring for sales before black friday. but first lehigh valleys >> leslie: talking about a lot a great sunrise shot in new york city and what you can't tell is it's muggy outside and going to be hot. the first official heat wave in new york city approaching, dome moving to the east so there's going to be quite the heatup all across the northeastern part of the nation. washington, dc, you're

approaching that 90 degrees. you could reach some all-time records. also getting back into dallas, the triple digits just won't budge, they stick around through wednesday, head out to minneapolis finally seeing a cool down 20 degree drop in two days, 98 degrees today, all the way down to 68 by wednesday. rip currents, a lot of people flocking the beaches, really nice weather in most places but stretching from new jersey all the way down to florida, talking about rip currents that are dangerous so be very careful. reason being lots of tropical storms lined up in the atlantic, the next one we're focused on, look at that 90% chance of development, this would be lee, could make its way near the caribbean possibly towards our country, if so on the east coast we talk about the development of lee as it approaches in the next two days, we'll know more. all right. >> hope you're having a wonderful labor day. get out there, have some fun in the sun and be safe. we'll be back with more weather in 30 seconds.

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of the people in the restaurant just gives you an idea of the situation that everybody was in. organizers say they plan to have another update for attendees by 9:00 this morning. now let's get a check of your traffic this morning with jobina. >> thank you, gloria. good morning, everybody. we are starting here with a foggy look from our golden gate bridge camera. the chp still has not issued a fog advisory this morning. the san mateo bridge, nice and light overall because of the holiday traffic is not much of an issue unless you are traveling through this stretch. westbound 80 between 780 and vallejo and state route four and hercules is shut down until 5:00 this morning due to roadwork. gloria all right. >> thank you so much, jobina and meteorologist drew tuma has a quick look at the bay area

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>> reporter: earlier this summer, aerial images like these showings sharks just two miles off the shoreline prompting them to close the beaches to swimmers. >> here at jones beach we probably closed half a dozen times this summer. being able to put the drone up in the air within a matter of minutes is a game changer. >> reporter: and surveillance isn't just happening from the air. these life guards are also monitoring by jet ski. >> that gives us a different and additional, you know, vantage point to be able to see what's geeing on in the water. >> reporter: recent videos here in new york of shark swing alarmingly close to humans has gone viral. experts say bait switch move closer to the shore as the waters off the atlantic coast have gotten cleaner and clearer in recent years. so far the stratte jib seems to be working. no shark encounters or shark attacks have been reported at jones beach this summer. but that's not the case for several others nearby.

in july, a long island teen was bitten while surfing near fire island and just last month, a 65-year-old woman was taken to the hospital in serious condition after being bitten by a shark in the back of her leg at new york city's rockaway beach, the first one in the area in decades. officials say they can use all the help they can get to help us safely share the beach. >> sharks are supposed to be in the ocean, and, let's also remind ourselves that we do share the water with these amazing, beautiful creatures. >> reporter: and life guards at jones beach tell us that if they spot a shark within 300 yards of the shoreline, which is the equivalent of about three football fields, they will shut down the beach to swimmers. they know swimmers aren't usually out that far but they're not taking any chances. and while the regular layings are different at different beaches, life guards tell us it is vital that people heed the warnings they hear from life guards. guys? >> michael: better to be safe than sorry right?

>> george: no question. >> michael: thank you so much for that erielle. now to the nascar driver, ryan preece's return to the racetrack. just one week ago preyings somehow survived this crash his car flipping over ten times but he was cleared to race again and morgan norwood is here with that. good morning morgan. >> reporter: good morning michael. hours away from walking away from that crash ryan preece was treating about getting back to the track. last night with bruised and bloodshot eyes he made his return to arlington and speaking out about that death-defying ordeal. overnight nascar driver ryan preece back behind the wheel. >> this week, all the talk surrounded ryan preece who incredibly will race the evening after one of the most fryening wrecks in nascar history. >> reporter: and speaking out about surviving last week's terrifying airborne crash at daytona. >> as soon as the car takes off it just gets really quiet and you're along for the ride from there. jly really, really blessed to be here and be okay. >> reporter: preece back on the

track in darlington south carolina for a comeback something between the improbable and miraculous. >> he's barrel rolling! >> reporter: it was this horrific moment during the 155th lap when his car was bumped and sent into continue field grass. >> it looks like a toy car flying through the area. >> reporter: the car flipping ten times before landing upside down. >> ryan preece upside down in the infield. >> reporter: preece walking away with no major injuries, something preece and mass car credit to years of efforts to protect drivers with next generation cars. >> just a tremendous amount of work has gone into the seats, the way our drivers sit, the way they buckle in with their seat belts, the head surround system, the type of foam that is used. >> reporter: suffering just a couple of black eyes, preece says the experience will stay with him longer than the injuries. >> it really takes a couple days for it all to set in and probably watching it 10 or 20 times and really realize what

you went through. it held up, kept me safe and here racing today. >> reporter: on that note nascar says they continue to look at ways to better protect drivers. as for last night's race kyle larson went on to take first place but, guys, ryan price taking it in stride and looking ahead to next week at the kansas speedway. guys. >> michael: thank you so much for that morgan. >> rebecca: incredible to see that video and then he's okay. so glad to hear it. morgan thank you >> coming up becky worley is here with labor day deals. hey becky. >> reporter: rebecca, the big day is finally here. peak labor day sales and procrastinating parents could be the big winners today. i'm going to tell you why plus where to find the best sales and what to press pause on, all coming up when gma's back. ♪

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>> rebecca: welcome back. labor day is one of the >> welcome back, labor day is one of the biggest shopping days of the year and one of the last times consumers will see sales like this until black friday. becky worley is here to break it all down the best deals going live right now. good to see you beck a. >> reporter: nice to see you rebecca. a mash-up of the holiday back to school but does it mean it's good deals for you the consumer. this morning, labor day sales, typically a hot opportunity to score end of summer deals and to think about any high dollar purchases you need to make now. >> labor day is always about those big ticket items for the home, like your mattresses,

furniture, large appliances and this year is no different in that regard. >> reporter: but shopping expert tray advantage also says think enof season items for the home like this six burner barbecue from lowe's was $600 now 399. also a lot of great end of summer clearance deals, swim suits patio grills summer clothing and then it's also a good time to finish up the rest of your back to school shopping. >> reporter: the children's place has a 5-pack of school uniform polos for $30, they were 75. the gap has 40% off everything, and target has 20% off apparel and accessories. as ex has their shoes majorly discounted normally $189 now 89 and dick's sporting goods has running shoes marked down to 119. if you're thinking now is the time to get a jump on your holiday gift shopping. >> in my opinion the kickoff for the holiday season will be early

to mid october when amazon has their second prime day. i bet that we will see a lot of competitive deals for retailers around that time so that will really be the sweet spot to kick off your holiday shopping adventure. >> if your family is like mine, i thought we had back to school shopping all wrapped up, but then, mom, i need a new backpack. mom, this laptop doesn't work anymore. mom, pencils. we have pencils everywhere in our house, what are they talking about? but wal-mart has backpacks on sale, found a pretty nice one for 16.99 it was 31 bucks, when it comes to pens pencils notebooks, dollar stores are the place to go, 16 count pencils for 1.25. and for technology we're going to get into that in our back to school everything you need to know wrap-up that's happening a little later in the show. but, guys, yeah, mom, mom, it never stops [laughter]. >> rebecca: mom, the sound track of our lives. becky thank you. >> michael: yep. but as you said you're not done

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ethridge here. happy labor day to everyone we hope you're enjoying the holiday as much as we are. >> rebecca: if you're laboring on labor day we see you and if you're in the mood for a cookout we have you covered, chef judy joo is here to spice up your labor day festivities coming up. >> george: she's looking peppy. the scene at burning man tens of thousands of people stuck at the event in nevada after monsoon rains flooded roads and blocked exits. chief correspondent mathis live good morning matt. >> reporter: good morning george. and one point the situation at burning man seemed so dire the white house alerted and briefed president biden about it and because of the difficulty getting supply trucks in organizers telling event goers to shelter in place and conserve food, water and fuel. this morning, thousands still stranded in this remote stretch of desert at burning man, the annual gathering in the black rock desert of nevada after a summer storm turned the week

long festival into a mud bath. >> many hours of rain. >> reporter: on friday parts of the desert got 2-3 months worth of rain in a matter of hours shutting down the road in and out festival goers told to shelter in place after major flooding shut off the main gate way for most major vehicles and emergency crewsment one person reported to have died, authorities now investigating. >> we have thousands of people that are trying to leave right now. >> reporter: people stuck in the deep clay, the founder of bulletproof dave asprey found duck duct taping his friend's shoes. >> looks like there may be rain coming. >> reporter: taking this video of yet another storm rolling in. portable toilets out of service, temperatures dropping to the upper 40s at night. parts of nevada getting pummeled with rain over the past several days. heavy flooding reported in las vegas. every year so called burners build a temporary metropolis in the nevada desert many living in rvs this year camps typically

decorate wind art now walled with concrete-thick mud. >> people are taking care of each other. we have shelters so it's really just kind of a group effort to get through this until the roads dry up. >> reporter: organizers say they hope they'll be able to open up the road and allow people to leave later this morning. and despite facing epic traffic jams the people i have a spoken to inside say that they're upbeat and have been practicing radical self reliance. michael? >> michael: definitely not the ideal situation matt. thank you so much for that >> now to the journey home if from the holiday weekend. millions of people set to fly and victor oquendo live at lax tracking it all for us. good morning again victor. >> reporter: good morning michael for the millions who squeezed in the last trip of the summer today will be one of the busiest to fly. we've been watching passengers fly into lax all morning long and airports from coast to coast bracing for the crushing flyers this labor day the tsa saying they're expecting an 11% increase in passengers this weekend compared to last year

adding this summer has been the busiest on record. over the holiday period the tsa anticipates screening some 14 million people leading to those longer lines at security. and for the millions more hitting the roads, triple a forecasts plenty of traffic nationwide today saying the worst times to drive really almost all day long, from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. the best time to avoid gridlock, after 7:00 p.m. the national average for a gallon of gas, $3.81, that's up slightly higher from last year. bottom line, if you are flying or driving, and this might be easier said than done, plan ahead and give yourself plenty of time. rebecca. >> something i always seek to do but never quite get on as a procrastinator. okay victor, thank you so much >> we turn now to a gma consumer alert. federal regulators announcing a recall of 85,000 high chairs. this comes after two dozen falls and 11 injuries were reported. morgan norwood is back with the details. nice to see you again, good morning morgan. >> reporter: good morning to you

rebecca. tommy recalling high schools between 2008 and 2021 the chairs could become loose tip-over or cause children to fall so really concerning here, the issue discovered in the bloon flair and bloon flair elite chairs sold on line big box stores bed bath ontarget and amazon. retailers have already pulled the chair from web sites. according to the consumer product safety commission bolts that connect the seat to the pedestrian style base can become loose and cause the seat to detach t cpfc says there has been 24 falls related to those chairs and 11 injuries. federal regulators and thome says customers should stop using the high chairs immediately and contact them for a free repair kit. we've reached out to tomy for comment but not have heard back. for more information on the recall head over to the cpsc web site. george. >> george: thank you very much. coming up on the menu a experts have a back to school check list

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dr. e death sanchez from presbyterian hospital and dietitian and nutritionist maya feller. >> michael: welcome you three thank you very much for this. because these parents that send their kids back to school knees need a lot of advice as much as they can get. i want to start with you, when they get this they hit the ground running with education. what can parents do to help facilitate their kids' learning. >> one of the things we're seeing in the helped lines is a real drop in reading scores. that's a by-product of covid, the way we teach readings, phonics versus other styles, reading wars. we don't need to get into that. what parents need to know if you think your child is struggling with reading, be proactive. get involved early talk to your teacher and figure out what the problem actually is. in order to do that you may need some outside help. one suggestion for parents is just to really push any and all books. i used to go to the library and get a stack. doesn't matter what you want them to read, it's what they

want to read so doesn't matter if it's a graphic novel, can book or dr. underpants. that got my kid. >> michael: reading is reading. >> reeked is reading. >> michael: any tech that can help. >> let's move to middle school because so much learning is done on laptops or chrome books. you may realize from last year the chrome book doesn't work, that's what happened in our house or maybe you just need one. you don't have to buy new. you can buy one refurbished often it's cosmetic with the box or device, or secondhand, a site i like called blackmarket.com. i found one refurbished for nib originally priced 249. they beat it to debt anyway so you might as well get secondhand. last thing for teens in high school, if you do one thing to help them establish a routine to get that phone out of their room every night at bedtime and, if possible, ought mate it by using

the screen time controls so it automatically turns off. ours go off at 9:30 and that's a -- mom! nope. >> rebecca: the sound track picks up again. george just sent their daughters off to college, my daughter's 4.5, we spent all last year dealing with sickness colds coughs everything how do you keep your child health. >> right i have a two year old in day care the issue is close to my heart. first you want to do good amount of sleep good nutrition, those things are always so important. people forget. so you want to start the night before. kids of school age need to get at least ten hours of sleep. that definitely happens if you set an early bedtime, a healthy routine. electronics out of the room. remember, phones are a privilege, they are not a right. if you want to make sure that you're getting good nutrition, as i said and you're up to date with your medical care, right? so prescriptions, all the forms that nurses at schools need to

give those prescriptions, parents often forget and glasses and dentists you don't want to forget. >> rebecca: can you walk us through that privilege versus right? >> right? i know. just saying that. [laughter]. >> so every time teens see me in my practice i always say that in front of the teen and in front of the parents. because i say to the parents please make sure the phone is with you by 8:00 or 9:00. and the teen is like what? you guys remember, that is a privilege not a right. >> rebecca: you're a good doctor. i would like to visit you some day. >> anytime rebecca. >> george: more about nutrition you have some models of healthy meals here. >> yes. so one of the things i like to remind folks is that adults and care givers are the ones who decide what, where, and when and the kids decide if and how much. so when we're thinking about packing lunches, i love to say the most nutritious lunch that your child will eat is the one that you should pack.

if the kid is in a lunch room situation, i know there's so much excitement there, that's the time of day when they have all this autonomy. that can be a conversation between the adult and the child about how to navigate that lunch room situation. what is your plan for eating and what's your plan for socializing. but, again, they're out of our eyesight so remember, the kid is going decide if and how much. that's hard for us to step back and say oh, my gosh they're not eating. they will eventually deep breaths for the parents out there. >> george: how about snacks. >> i think snacks are a great way to bridge the gap between meal times. i love to see nice sources of protein especially for plant and animals. for kids who eat meet meat sticks are wonderful i also love to see fruits and veggies lots of vitamins and minerals, things like cuties and halos super papable, berries nuts and seeds for kids with no intolerances. >> question from layla one of our writers about lunchtime. >> yes. >> my daughter just started

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address the growing crisis empowering girls by organize them virtual support. jaclyn lee joins us with the details. good morning jack lin. >> reporter: hey, michael, good morning. look, so many celebrities are talking about mental health, thank billie eilish, selena gomez. they publicly discuss their own struggles which helps normalize the conversation but there are so many teens still struggling and now two organizations are working together to help. >> it's important to have spaces where you feel safe as well as resources where you know how to advocate for yourself. >> 17-year-old brianna from texas is taking her mental health advocacy journey into her own hands. the pandemic revealing mental health challenges for the high school senior. >> you learn that isolation can really lead to a downward spiral. it becomes a problem when you just let yourselves suffer more and more. >> reporter: now more than ever teen girls are struggling with mental health. a recent study showed almost 60% of u.s. girls reported

persistent sadness and hopelessness. double that of teen-age boys. when we don't improve our mental health, it my stay, you know, the way it is, which is still a big detriment to us learning to live our best life. >> reporter: learn to live an online app with a number of therapy programs now partnering with over 55,000 teens from girls inc a naught profit organization offering virtual support with common teen challenges like social anxiety depression and stress. >> our girls will very quickly tell you it's really important to take charge of your mental well-being, it's something you deserve and live with a great solution and so easily accessible. >> girls ink participant tiffany joining the organization as a mehenti when she was in elementary >> george:. now a freshman in college saned finding your community is crucial. >> i'm very excited for the girls to be able to express themselves as somebody who can support them mentally that will

really help them be the best versions of themselves. >> reporter: and what's great about this program is that it's available 24/7 allowing teens to take advantage of the tools available to them, and it's completely free to girls inc participants. michael. >> michael: completely free i love that. thank you so much. now to leslie lopez from our station kabc in los angeles >> leslie: hey, hey, hey. all right. this is a wonderful shot into seaside park new jersey, looks inviting, looks like a nice place to enjoy your labor day holiday. we have some temperatures to talk about though and they are warm in some places. we are looking at beach temperatures, water temperatures not bad. we are back into some 80s, especially wilmington 82 degrees, not looking too bad farther to the north about 73 degree water temperatures but then around the nation we are seeing temperatures throughout dealing with some heat on the east, dealing with some heat on the west. you head toward colorado a a out toward the today coat ass and talking about severe thunderstorms. labor day some hard working towns out there, about 53

degrees in labor hill in three, two. i'm abc7 news meteorologist drew touma with your accuweather >> 90's fashion is back in full force. 90's style racking up >> 90s fashion back in full force 90s styles can rag up views on particular tack and fashion tiffany reed is here to modernize the looks and all these looks are shopable using the qr code at the bottom of your screen welcome tiffany. >> thank you for having me. >> let's talk about this. why are the 90s back. >> 90s a golden era in pop

culture specifically in fashion. every season we see one 90s trend bubble up on the runway and it girls wearing it on the treatment today i show you three of the most timely 90s trend. >> first we have ann countries teen. come on out ann christine this is the jennifer aniston look. >> she's in the iconic 90s slip dress. you can't talk about women's fashion in the 90s without talking about the slip dress. we saw it on the run ways and theent ins super models like naomi campbell, moss, really popularizing it. >> everyone can wear this. >> everyone can wear, works for all body types, everyone who wants to be dressy she's wearing more of an evening. >> i love this color. >> how does it feel? >> good. >> excellent. >> rebecca: tiffany come on out, tiffany part two. yes. so we have our model tiffany in a corset top and long denim skirt. >> yes. so if you think about 90s vivian

westwood and john paul the corset was the main focal point and then they had a ton of prints. one is denim because it's iconic. and then pairing it with a cowboy boot to anchor the look. >> i love the cowboy boots and love the color, too, so you can go on a lighter color. >> and the corset usually is maureen but i think the cowboy boot and denim pairs it down so you can wear this during the day. >> rebecca: tiffany two thumbs up? two thumbs up in your score, love it. okay, storm, come on out. ♪ this is how we do it ♪ >> storm so he's wearing a cargo pant trend. >> a.j. mclean made them the fashion trend they are today. >> i love the cargos you saw in both men and women, girl bands like tlc had it, whoo clang and a.j. like you said, it's now on the runway, silk pants for women, i wanted his look to be sort of a mix ever prints so

instead of going for the classic green we went for army fatigue with a polo shirt which will prince has in fresh prince of bellaire two with the cargo. how are you feeling good. >> feeling good? it's clashing but working right? come on out models and everybody. this 90s fashion trend are there any don't dos in the fashion trend at this point. >> i don't think there's any don't dos. people are vintage shopping which we love and it's sustainable we promote that. if you're doing that see it in person because it has been some time since the 90s so it might be a little worn so make sure you go and feel the clothes before shopping the vintage pieces. >> especially if it's from the 90s. >> exactly. >> i was fig that this morning, i put on a vest this morning and i think it's the first time i've worn a vest since eighth grade and at that point i was borrowing it from my mom. so vets are back. >> right on trend and seamless really easy without even

thinking about it. >> well thank you. thank you tiffany and thank you models. get back -- you guys weren't even born in the '90s but you all look great. you can get all of these looks using the qr code on the bottom of your screen or heading to goodmorningamerica.com. the 90s were great, by the way. coming up melissa ethridge is here live. ♪ and i'm the only one who drown in my desire for you ♪ and get $1 million live on gma. who will it be? could it be you ? watch gma this september. >> see how i did that? a million good reasons. >> plus, get this the new cast of dancing with the stars will be revealed live on gma. the sharks are back. taking a bite out of your mornings and giving you the real advice to grow your money. and speaking of money.

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it'll lift as the morning goes on. right now, we're waking up temperatures 50 and 60 to start out our holiday. here's a live look. one that creek we already have sunshine peeking out inland. we'll see that cloud cover break down. it's a nice looking day for labor day. we have a lot of sunshine on the way this afternoon as that cloud cover pulls back to the coast. really comfortable temperatures in the 70s and 80s away from the coast. coomassie >> 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 abc7 news.com eat, great

lows and that's okay.at, great and part of this book is sort of explaining how i've navigated that. and when i say spirit, you know, i -- it's no religion. it's no -- i don't follow anybody, it's just an understanding of life and sort of how i understand the meaning of life and how one gets -- one

understands that these things that -- which seem so negative in life stopping actually have taught me more about how to live life with more joy. >> rebecca: one of those things that you write about is the loss of your son beckett who died of an opioid overdose and you wrote bhufk this as well in your lifetime. >> yes. >> rebecca: but what was it like to write about the experience. was it helpful? how did you feel going through that? >> it was one of the reasons i knew i wanted to write this book is because i knew -- he died in 2020, in the midst of covid, in the beginning of covid. and i knew that as time went on i would need to answer the questions and i wanted to. i've never really run away from truth or life as it's happened and i knew i would need to explain this. so i thought this might be a

good time to do a book. so i can explain to people how i handled an addiction in the family, a death from the addiction in the family, and how, how we all got through it. >> george: what do you hope people will get out of that? >> well, i hope people will know they're not alone. i have seen and know about many parents who take on a -- just a huge guilt and shame when one of their children becomes addicted and has this problem, and dies from, this was fentanyl, and more and more this is happening. >> yes. >> and it's still, you know, even -- it can happen in any family. there is no -- but the guilt and the shame that so many take on, what can i do? did i do enough? did i do too much? what was -- should i have raised them different. all this stuff can really stop

your own life. and your loved one, i know beckett doesn't want me to stop my life. he doesn't want, you know -- when i talk about spirit, i believe in a non-physical and a physical. and i believe that there's a spirit that we all are, that we're all connected to. and i will see him again. and i believe that that beckett wants me to be happy. >> george: did writing about it help you? >> oh, absolutely. it's such a -- it always has, it's such a great healer. to get it out, to then move on from it, you know, not to just tell it over and over and over but to move on and say yes, this happened, i have learned so much. i learned how much i you know, learning that can be so exhilarating. wow, i loved that much that it hurt that much and i love being human. >> george: you're going to be our neighbor here on broadway,

bringing your resume to broadway. tell us about it. >> oh, i'm living in new york now, it's very, very exciting. i have a midwestern girl, i have a lot to get used to. but broadway is another place that i can actually speak about my life. this is a journey through my life, musically. there's a lot of humor, a lot of things you didn't know, a lot of things you already know about me but, man, to be on broadway is a true, just a dream come true. >> michael: if you need any advice about new york, we're all here for you. [laughter]. >> michael: we got you. but you're a rock star, you're a songwriter, you're an author and now you're a broadway star. what's next? >> i don't know. what? i don't know. the heisman? i think i passed that. >> michael: i want one of those, too. >> i know, yes. [laughter]. >> oh, well, we can't have everything. >> george: thank you for coming. >> my pleasure. thank you all very much. >> george: talking to my angels

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♪ >> rebecca: >> rebecca: welcome >> rebecca: welcome back, it smells delicious in here, this labor day we are taking the biggest flavors of our ultimate summer cookout to the next level and chef and owner of soulburg restaurant judy joo is here with her top recipes for elevating your backyard barbecue.

welcome chef. >> thank you. >> rebecca: let's make chicken that tastes really good on the grill. >> yes, this is going to can umami packed filled children. >> love it. >> what do we do. >> korean twist so starts off with soy sauce a lot of fermented ingredients going on. so this is salt, but salt with flavor and maple syrup because this is barbecue. >> i live that. >> this is my mom's recipe, dump it in little bit of schick an to balance out the salt and of course nice aromatics, tons of ginger tons of car lick we love that right? bit of sesame oil for some nuttiness, pepper go ahead put it in there sesame seeds screen ingreened yet of the day is gochu jang. do you know this. >> tell me. >> gochu jang is for meanted korean chilly paste have you tried there. >> i love spicy. >> you want to try. >> yes please. >> a little something something what do you think. >> excellent i love it. >> bit of salt and then also some spring onions, scallions, get that in there, mix that all

together, whisk that together. >> okay. >> mix, mix, mix, mix. >> rebecca: you tell me what to do. >> flava philadelphia international airport, mix mix mix get in there. so we have that mixed up i ask you to power this on. you can use any cut of chicken i like the thigh i'm a thigh girl. you a breast girl. >> rebecca: it stays juicy. >> you know it. this is the chef's choice. we're going to marinate. sometimes i like to stick this in a plastic bag because then you can massage it in, give it a deep tissue shiatsu massage right? marinate this and then up to four hours up to overnight you want to get all that flavor in there. >> rebecca: what's the shortest amount of time if you think of it too late and then start. >> 20 minutes 15 minutes. >> rebecca: okay. >> this is so full of flavor you're going to get there it won't disappoint especially if you keep basting. now we put a little march tornado, just about a cup, reduce that down. okay? so that's going to be some extra sauce on the side. >> rebecca: glaze. >> glaze. you have to have something on the side right? >> rebecca: then bring it to our grill. >> bring it to the grill you want to throw those on.

>> rebecca: shire. >> i like boneless because it cooks faster, little oil on the grill but if you want it on the bone that's fine extra juice on the bone but we're always on a rush so a little bit of boneless. i like to keep the skin on too but if you don't like the skin that's fine, it adds a little bit of juiciness and of course we have corn. have to eat seasonally and local, jersey corn i had some yesterday. >> rebecca: your mom would be proud. >> this is her recipe definitely. so put some more glaze on top. >> so you do the glaze once it's cooked down you put the glaze on top. >> yes, base base base, you cannot put enough of it on, flip as you need to and then once the corn is grilled, we've got another umami packed butter so this is either with miso or tangup korean's version of mace 0 full of umami great rich complex ingredient and the moment i saw this i thought of my daughter because she loves a popsicle and these are adorable.

>> totally adorable. >> tell me about these. >> i'm going to give you one. thighs are very cute watermelon popsicle it's labor day you have to eat watermelon. >> so good. >> this is watermelon to blitz up in a blender, you can use yogurt if you want to and then kiwi and that's it. >> excellent. >> excellent. >> rebecca: thank you chef judy joo. >> thank you. >> rebecca: you can find chef judy's full recipe using the qr code at the bottom of your screen or head to goodmorningamerica.com now over to leslie lopez, cheers lesley >> leslie: cheers. smells good in here. now we have an exclusive reveal of the cover of a highly anticipated book. this summer will be different written by new york times best selling author carley fortune over the course of five vacations follows lucy who and a half gates the challenge of friendship adulthood and falling in love. this summer will be

>> michael: time now for the >> michael: time now for our gma staff spotlight. for the past month we have he a been introducing to you the incredible team that makes gma happen every day. these behind the season staffers not only put to on the best show on morning tv not just my opinion everybody thinks that, but they also have incredible talents. the gma team is putting their talent front and center behind the scenes. soaring through the blue skies is our production assistant luigi. growing up luigi's father would take him to laguardia airport to watch the planes lapped on the runway. he recently graduated with a private pilots license from the academy of aviation in white plains new york. writer emily has audiences

laughing as part of an improv team here in new york city called loser boy. all members meeting at the upright citizens brigade forming in 2019 and have been hitting the stage ever since. through unprecedented times, even conducting virtual weekly shows during the global pandemic, spreading joy wherever they could. ♪ . >> michael: from booking to biggest news makers of the day to creating the most marvelous cakes. >> hey guys my name's a lon during that and i'm a producer for the book department at good morning america. come make my nephew's sixth birthday cake. >> a self-taught baker a lon during that has been creating these with delicious glue continue and dairy free treats full of fun messages and colorful designs for that sweet tooth. even creating the cake that screams gma. >> "good morning america". >> michael: that cake looked good. and we are joined now by another

talented staffer our production coordinator roshni verna, we call her ro. i'm looking at your outfit it looks so great. why you dress like this, because where did your love, you have a love for bollywood dance, where did that come from. >> i've been fascinated with wooly wood since a young age the outfits lights and provide ducks. i remember standing in fronts have the tv and dancing along to the music videos with my mom. and as i got older i realized there's an amazing way to combine my passion for dancing and embrace roots of indian culture no matter where i live at the time. >> you are a a big part of the show getting the show on the air from behind the scenes but now you're in front of the camera. >> it's a dream. >> so we're going to let you take it away. >> thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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>> michael: we're back now with ichlt back now with multi platinum r&b star tinashe. there she is. give it up for her. yes, yes! now she is getting ready to release her new album, bb angel. she's going to perform a new track in just a second but first we catch up a little bit. your new album comes out friday. >> yes. >> congratulations on that. >> thank you. >> michael: you said it's raw and unfiltered what can your fans expect. >> it represents me and what i'm going through right now in my life. and also i use a lot of different genres r&b e less than rock i can pop hip-hop a lot of different influences which is very much me i love to be a melting pot of all things. >> michael: also you're involved in all things, you write, you sing, you dance, produce and even engineer. >> yeah. >> michael: so you have your hand in everything, you collaborated with usher, britney spears, travis scott. who would be your, i guess your dream collaboration, your next

dream collaboration. >> my dream collaboration would probably be janet jackson. >> michael: janet jackson. >> put it on tv maybe she'll see it. >> i thought you were going to say me. i'll lose out to janet, anytime janet can take the place of me. this is great we're happy you're here. >> thank you. >> michael: we're going to get you going because you are heading out on tour next month with shy girl but until then right now for upcoming album b b angel this is tinashe performing tight rope. >> yeah! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i'm so unstable i'm balancing on a tight rope. yeah yeah ♪ ♪ need an escape ♪ ♪ ♪ oh, before i hit the oh, before i hit the oh, before i hit the ground ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> don't look down, don't look

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> so unstable i'm balancing on a tight rope. yeah, yeah ♪ ♪ >> need an escape route ♪ ♪ >> oh, before i hit the ♪ ♪

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improving so that fog is lifting. if you are with us, about a half hour ago, these numbers were less than one mile. so we're getting better and we'll find brighter skies as the day goes on. temperatures right now were in the 50s and mid 60s. a live look from our south beach camera showing you our marine layer brighter skies. it's a very comfortable afternoon even for the holiday. temperatures in the 70s and 80s away from the coast. kamasi thank you, drew. >> now it's time for live with kelly and mark. we'll be back at 11 for midday live and we hope to see you then. have a good morning. happy labor day. >> to our amazing viewers, it's live with kelly