peek at the next harry potter at home chapter. you don't want to miss this. ♪ on a summer evening bust out your apron and fire up the grill for an amazing memorial day meal. "gma's" resident chef is serving up his bacon cheddar smashburger. ♪ you're gonna hear me roar we're kicking off the weekend with a roar. ♪ i'm going nowhere >> because katy perry is performing her new song, "daisies." all that and more as she's saying -- >> good morning, america. oh, neeso of yogood morning love ♪ i'm a katy perry fan. >> yeah. >> she likes cat, so her nickname is kitty purry. >> wow. news you can use from dan harris, ladies and gentlemen. >> let's all pretend that i didn't say anything. let's just carry on with the show. >> you can't pretend. welcome to our second hour this memorial day weekend. "gma" has everything you need to know from grilling the perfect burger to cashing in on holiday discounts. and up ahead, how doctors are treating children who have an inflammatory syndrome linked to covid-19. what to know in our "gma" cover story. all that ahead. but first our trevor ault has the latest on the pandemic this morning. trevor, good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning, you know, this is anything but a typical memorial day weekend, but still millions of americans are going to be out and about. and state officials know that. they are expecting crowds everywhere. they're just hoping people can manage to stay apart as they get together. this memorial day weekend, americans eager to get outside are being given extensive opportunities to do so. anticipating a crush of people, states rolling back restrictions on beaches, golf courses, mountain trails and more. >> i'm so happy. i love it. i just am so happy i'm out of the house. >> reporter: in indiana officials urging people to go to the state's larger beaches where they'd have the best chance to spread out. while right now in florida, all youth sports and camps have the go-ahead to return. >> this is a parent's decision. no parent is required to have their kid. if you don't feel comfortable doing it, then don't do it. >> reporter: the cdc has updated its covid-19 guidelines saying the virus mainly spreads directly from person-to-person and doesn't spread easily from contaminated surfaces. the agency also now estimates at least a third of people who contract covid-19 don't show any symptoms. still, major areas are eswi adaof ening caution. new york city is closing 41 miles of streets to give people more space, and while walking on beaches there is allowed, swimming, sports and cooking are banned. in california, most beaches are open with restrictions like no sun bathing. >> there's also another reality that is stubborn, and that is the virulence of this disease remains, and lives are continuing to be lost. >> reporter: now here in belmar, new jersey, the boardwalk is lined with signs telling people to social distance, and the same is true on the highways leading to beaches and parks. health officials continue to insist no matter where you go this weekend, it is imperative you keep up the social distancing so we can prevent a second spike. guys? >> really walking a tricky line here as we endeavor to re-open. trevor, thank you very much. and coming up, some dental offices are re-opening, but they won't operate the way they did before. what to expect in our "gma" cover story. plus, memorial day discounts are here, but is now the right time to grab them? we're playing buy or wait to find out. and get those grills ready. dan, didn't i get you an apron a while ago? >> yes, you did. i don't know what happened to it. i haven't cooked since. >> we'll have to dig that up. >> that was a year ago. right? >> that's ghready, now is the time to use it because "gma's" resident chef, michael symon, teaching us how to make a mouthwatering burger still ahead. >> i did make toast. to buy life on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your budget. i'm 65 and take medications. what's my price? 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love that he sent them off in style like that. springfield, missouri, where the university is located holds a special place in brad's heart. it is his hometown and it turns out the special lockdown surprise is all thanks to dr. elizabeth king from the college of education. she tweeted a video requesting the uplifting message from brad and, heck, i guess it worked. i think it was this part that really convinced him. >> i think it's a win for all of us, right? you get to connect with your ozark roots. students will, frankly, die if something like this happens, and i will be the coolest professor on campus. >> reporter: definitely the coolest professor on campus. major congrats to the msu graduates and the 2020 grads across the country. so proud of you. that will wrap it up for "pop news" here from london but, guys, you know how much i miss you in new york, and i know that you miss me as well. so i'm sending you a treat from all the way across the atlantic. these are some of my new favorite british treats. i also know that food is the way to your hearts. >> no way. >> so i'm trying to make you all love me again. >> wow. >> we have some biscuits and maltesers, a famous british candy over here. >> i spotted these. >> happy "pop news." i'm so with you no matter how far apart we are. >> thank you so much. maggie, so good to see think morning. >> big-time points. oh, i shouldn't eat the cookie now, right? >> no, you can eat it. you already touched it. you have to eat it. you can't put it back. don't put it back. >> i'm not putting it back in the pile. >> i'll eat it. >> i didn't want to say good-bye then start eating the cookie. anyway, we love you, maggie. >> we love you, maggie. >> you have to eat it, whit. now to our "gma" cover story. the latenst co dr. todd ellerin, an abc news medical contributor and infectious disease physician. thanks so much for being with us. let's start with this study published friday in "the lancet." it looked at patients and then treated them with hydroxychloroquine or chloroquine. talk to us about what the study found. >> sure. good morning, eva. so basically large study published by "the lancet," 96,000 patients with covid-19 either received hydroxychloroquine alone or that along with the zit what they showed there was a significant increase in death in both groups. in the hydroxychloroquine group, 34% increase in death. in that when you added in zithromyacin, a 45% increase in death. okay, and even a higher risk of cardiac arrhythmias so we weren't sure before whether this didn't have benefit but now this combination or individual medication may be harmful in patients with covid-19. now, two points. one is patients that are already on this like hydroxychloroquine for other reasons, we really have to prevent them from getting this illness and then there are randomized controlled trials going on with hydroxychloroquine. so the data safety monitoring boards really have to look closely to make sure there's no increase in harm. >> still a lot we have to learn there. we've seen kids get really sick with covid and this multisystem inflammatory syndrome, but there seems to be some success with the way doctors are treating it. what's the latest there? >> yeah, the cdc just published some encouraging data looking at 33 kids with this mysterious syndrome giving all of them ivig, which is basically antibodies from healthy donors and there was zero mortality. no deaths in the study. now, 30% of them got an additional dose of this ivig and 70% got steroids. so it looks like when we're quieting the immune system, these kids are doing really well. >> that's some positive news to hear this morning. and some dentist offices are re-opening across the country. what changes will we be seeing to keep dentists, hygienists and patients safe? >> so, eva, we don't need another reason to not go to the dentist, but we want to be able to do this safely, so i think a few things are important. number one, we have to keep those waiting rooms not populated with patients. so wait in your car first. it would be nice to be screened to make sure you don't have a flu-like illness. once you're in the room, you want to make sure the patients are wearing masks. of course, the dentists and their team should be wearing masks and shields, and then the question is, remember, with dentists and their equipment, they use aerosol generating equipment like these scalers, these ultrasonic scalers that can give a pressurized mist. you really want to try to avoid those if possible, and maybe use the old-fashioned picks to get the tartar off. >> yeah, some changes happening everywhere we go these days. dr. todd ellerin, thank you so much for being with us this morning. now, let's switch gears and send it out to rob in the backyard with a check of the weather. >> a lot of people in the backyards today, the front wards and paying tribute to those who have fallen in honor of our country. today it's not so great across the northeast, but things will be improving. so we got three days to work with here across the country so you'll get a good day in one of those. today let's talk about it. rough surf, that low that created the havoc across the eastern third of the country the past week. rough surf. if you're going to the beaches, really the safest thing is going to be south of delmarva. above that temperatures, 40s, 50s. as a matter of fact, there's the threat for hypothermia if you go swimming off the coast of new hampshire. so let's keep it to the carolinas, and if you're going anywhere else, maybe wear a wet suit. the weather will be nicer across the southeast so good beach weather there and nice beach weather as well across parts of the west coast. of course, make sure your beaches are open. what the rules are as you head out that way. that's a check on what's happen good saturday morning from . looks like we'll get our sea breeze back this afternoon. so it will be comfortable to cool at the shoreline. otherwise, we're warming up today. the heat intensifies for the holiday on monday and looking at triple digit heat for several days. maybe four days next week. mid-70s today at oakland. look for 78 in fremont. 84 in livermore. >> reporter: like many americans during this extended time at home, i've put it to use by staining the deck, cleaning the grill. we're going to do a cooking segment outside with michael symon. it's raining a little bit here, so i've taken this opportunity to finally go inside. michael will be outside by his grill and we'll cook up some amazing burgers here in just a few minutes, guys. i am looking forward to that. >> i love it. >> we haven't seen rob inside since the basement days, remember? >> yeah. >> a little weird with the cat. >> yeah. got a little dark in the asement. erwas a howling cat. something about kitty litter. >> sweaters. >> yes, he wore a horrible sweater. >> the cat used the bathroom. >> hopefully none of those things will happen when you're cooking burgers. rob, see you back here in just a minute. we'll switch gears and talk about something a lot of us are dealing with. so many of us are more isolated than ever. getting them to use video chat technology seems like a great idea, but it's not always an easy to accomplish feat and becky worley has some solutions. take a look. >> reporter: we met great grandmother ruthie newman last fall. she's an artistic, social, 80-year-old senior who loves painting lessons and visits from her son keith. >> hello. >> reporter: but nursing homes so worried about the spread of the coronavirus have stopped all visits, and ruthie, who isn't very techie, hasn't been able to set up video chatting. >> every day is precious. i don't want to miss out on every opportunity to be there for my mom. >> reporter: this dilemma of how to connect with older relatives online is playing out across the world. we want to video conference with my mother-in-law in england. so, what's the easiest option? >> you're going to want to find something that is very straightforward, very easy and you want to meet them on their level. >> reporter: she says if they have a smartphone, the easiest thing is to use facetime if it's an iphone or google duo for android phones. another easy option if they have facebook installed -- >> there is an app that's called facebook messenger lite. it just kind of eliminates the fluffy extra effects and gets down to business by making it easy. >> reporter: if they have a webcam on their laptop or desktop, both zoom and skype have meet now options where you email a link and user doesn't need an account or pre-installed software to join. >> hi, granny. >> reporter: that's what we did with my mother-in-law. she had no problems whatsoever. >> that's crazy. >> reporter: for ruthie her son keith and i got creative. there are many devices. some targeted just at seniors but we bought an amazon echo show, which does video ch through the video chat through alexa on the phone or through another echo device with a screen. the key is setting up account and wi-fi info in advance then sending it to the nursing home. keith delivered it and started a video chat with ruthie. >> hi, mother. how nice to see you today in person rather than on a phone call. >> reporter: they talked about the future. >> so you are asking about plans for christmas. >> that would be nice. >> reporter: just seeing her giving him peace of mind. for "good morning america," becky worley, abc news, sunnyvale, california. >> our big thanks to becky worley for that. now over to whit. >> all right, dan, thank you. now to memorial day discounts. the holiday weekend brings big savings, but will you get more bang for your buck if you buy now or if you wait until later? "good housekeeping's" lori bergamotto is leading us in a game of buy or wait. and i'll have to do some guessing here. lori, it is great to see you as always. let's jump right to it. mattresses and bedding. a lot of us will be perhaps spending some more time, you know, catching up on sleep during the pandemic here, but it can get pricey. i'm going to say buy. buy the bedding now. what do you think? >> whit, you're a smart shopper, my friend. that is the correct answer. so you do want to buy right now. it is a great time especially to swap out those winter sheets and get new spring ones or summer ones. brooklinen is having 15% off. everybody loves that brand. we're seeing mattresses. this is a great time if you're moving or if you're just ready to get some extra sleep like you said. allswell is having up to 20% off, tempur-pedic up to $500 off select mattresses. there are great deals to be had right now. >> the comforts of home more important than ever too, that's for sure. okay. it's time for a lot of us to upgrade our tech devices, and i've been paying attention to your previous reports. so i'm going to say wait on this one. >> whit, i cannot fool you. that is correct again. so while you may see some deals, you may see some deals on, you know, different electronics, they're not going to be as good as the deals as we get closer to black friday. once black friday hits, that's when we see the best deals between black friday and president's day. if something is broken oren the fritz and you need a new tv, go for it but if you can hold out definitely wait. >> okay, good information. as the weather gets warmer, lori, people want to switch up their wardrobe, but it's an interesting time because a lot of the big department stores are closed. so i'm going to say wait. >> whit, we got you this time. this one is actually a buy, so the reason that it's a buy is because a lot of the seasonal merchandise is on deep sales. we're seeing up to 60% off at nordstrom. up to 40% off on select items at madewell and the gap actually has 50% extra off of clearance and up to 40% off your regular purchase price. you know, a lot of us are working from home. we want that athleisure or pajamas, just comfortable wear and this is a great time to buy those. i will say summer items, those are going to go on an even deeper discount as we get closer to the fourth of july but a pro tip. if you're a common shoe size, you want to hop on that inventory now and not wait. >> i need to step up my sweat pants game. lori bergamotto, thanks so much. we truly appreciate it. from your home to ours, thank you again. dan and eva, over to you. >> i don't need to step up my sweat pants game. it's pretty much all i wear. >> we've seen your sweat pants. >> sometimes they're right here. >> on national tv. >> this week you're wearing real pants, though, just want to notice that. >> yes, under duress. under protest. coming up, "gma" is grilling. resident chef michael symon is here to show us how to make a delicious burger on this memorial day weekend. also coming up, an exclusive sneak peek at the upcoming chapter of harry potter at home. more of the hottest entertainment to binge this weekend. plus, there are fireworks at "gma" because katy perry is performing her new song, "daisies." is one thing you can be certain of. the men and women of the united states postal service. we're here to deliver cards and packages from loved ones and also deliver the peace of mind of knowing that essentials like prescriptions are on their way. every day, all across america, we deliver for you. and we always will. there's new quick-dissolve nurtec. don't take if allergic to nurtec. pay as little as $0. learn more at nurtec.com good morning everyone. i'm liz cory. the firefighters have a good handle on the fire at pier 45 at fisherman's wharf in san francisco. this is how it looked about an hour ago from sky 7. fire crews arrived at 4:20 this morning. the fire chief says they were able to save the historic "ss jeremiah o'brien." true miracle. the warehouse there is a total loss. it housed the historical groups, boating groups and crabbers. now let's check the weather. >> as much as 8 degrees warmer today in parts of the bay area. san jose, one area that will warm significantly. beautiful shot here from an exploratorium camera. 57 in the south bay. the golden gate bridge, the sea breeze picks up. breezy wind. mid-80s inland. that could mean an increase byin energy bills.. you can save by using a fan to cool off... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or closing your shades during the day. stay well and keep it golden. how you grip the edges thought not slytherin. not slytherin said the small voice. are you sure? you could be great, you know. it's all here in your head, and slytherin will help you on the way to greatness, no doubt about that. no? well, if you're sure, better be gryffindor. >> that's the perfect voice for this. we're back now with that exclusive sneak peek of the latest addition to harry potter at home, and that was, of course, oscar winner olivia colman reading the seventh chapter of "harry potter and the sorcerer's stone." it's launching this wednesday and kate mckinnon and jonathan van ness are making cameos as well. in the meantime, you can binge the first six chanters on twitter and on spotify. >> i love her. she's great in "the favourite," great in "broadchurch," and "the crown." pretty much great. yeah. we've got more great weekend entertainment ahead in "binge this," t smenthais coming up in just a few moments but first we want to take a look at the news headlines we're following right now including a big test for america as we all head out for memorial day weekend. states across the u.s. are easing some restrictions, beaches, water parks, golf courses re-opening with social distancing rules. meanwhile, president trump has declared that places of worship are essential, calling for governors to allow churches to open their doors. nba legend patrick ewing tests positive for covid-19. he is now at a hospital in isolation. the former knicks star made the revelation on twitter. he is now at a hospital as we mentioned being treated. in a statement he wrote, quote, i'll be fine, and we will all get through this. ewing is currently a coach at georgetown university. well, aaa holding off on its travel forecast. for the first time in 20 years the agency is not projecting how many americans are hitting the road and taking flight for memorial day weekend. aaa saying it cannot make any estimates since the pandemic dealt a critical blow to the travel industry. last year 43 million people traveled for this holiday, but this year aaa expecting travel to hit a record low. >> that's extraordinary to not get that forecast. i mean, year after year in the news industry we always wait for it to get a sense of where things stand, and we don't have it. that is telling for where we are now. we do want to shift gears and talk about what we want to binge for the weekend. "people now's" jeremy parsons is breaking down the buzziest entertainment to binge. jeremy, you get the airhorn welcome as always. 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>> i'm ready. i'm watching michael and what he does with his towel and all these sort of things that the pros do. michael, that setup you've got out there looks amazing. >> you got to swing a towel. >> thank you for braving the elements. is this what's going to happen memorial day? is that your spot? >> this is my spot. you can't be afraid. rain or shine, born and raised in cleveland, i would shovel through four feet of snow to get to the grill. so a little sprinkle is not going to bother me today. who is mentioning earlier talking about, boy, that doesn't look like a healthy memorial day snack? who eats healthy memorial day snacks? >> reporter: right. totally. i lov that'me and.p burgers. >> you cn out, it doesn't matter. you could cook on either side so basically what you're doing is taking about five ounces of ground beef and seasoned it with salt and pepper and put it into a measuring cup to kind of form it and then pack a piece of cheese in. i'm using cheddar. just push it right into your burger and then seal it up like that. are you following me so far? >> the cheddar is already in there? >> yeah. you put some cheddar in the middle. then you top it with a little bit more cheddar. >> okay, all right. >> and then you take your chopped bacon, and you top it again. >> raw bacon no less. raw bacon. >> raw bacon because we'll cook it on the grill, and then when you pop it out, you have this beautiful concoction like that. this is all seasoned. it goes bacon side down on the grill. i acavli right here and two that i flipped, and then we're going to make a little sauce. so favorite barbecue sauce, mayonnaise, mustard, you whisk these together. >> mine is going on. >> this could then become a little glaze you put on the back side of your burger and then you could also put it on the bun. so it comes off. >> so that's mustard, barbecue sauce and mayonnaise. >> barbecue, mayonnaise. >> the fire department may come. i got to put the fan on. >> you brush the burger with it. so then when you flip, you get some extra caramelization. so i know -- come here real quick. when you flip this, look, see that, you get that beautiful caramelization and sear and then the mayo gives you another kind of sear. so that's what you're looking for. we're going to take this guy off. i put it right -- >> i did one of these for practice, and it sizzled and crusted like nothing else i've ever seen. how long should you cook it for? >> smash it, and then the cheese s right into the middle and through the burger, so when you cut it in half, you're going to get this kind of -- oh, yeah, see the cheese is in there. >> oh! >> pickles, raw onion, bacon crust. uh-huh. oh, yeah. >> i'm a little worried mine is not done. i'm a little worried -- do you have faith in me? >> i have complete faith in you. i can't see your burger, but as long as you use good ground beef, you could eat it anywhere from rare to well done. as long as your ground beef is good, if you trust where you got the beef from, then the temperature is your choice. but if not, you know, just let it sit for a little bit longer and that's okay. i'm going to enjoy mine for breakfast, and my puppy norman is ready to have one too. >> you deserve it, my friend. i bet. my crew is ready to have a couple of burgers. this is incredible. i love that you can do it both on the grill or in the frying pan. did you lose a lot of bacon when you put it on the grill? how does the bacon stay on if you're trying to sear it like that? >> when i go out from the grill and do things like this, i just place my pan right on the grill whether it's a cast iron, cast enamel, stainless steel, whatever kind of pan you have, you can work it right onto the grill. then when you close the lid, you still get all that beautiful charcoal, wood, smoke that kind of envelopes the burger, which gives you just one more dimension of flavor. so you could do this on a gas grill, you can do it on a charcoal grill, you can do it on a wood grill or your oven. i'm a charcoal guy myself but to each their own whether you're inside or outside enjoying friends and family this weekend, what else more could you ask? >> all right, buddy. i just flipped. we got to go. look, "symon's dinners outside, cooking out" premieres on the food network on june 7th. i wanted to get that in for you. sounds like a great show. thank you. happy memorial day weekend. >> you got it. it's going to be right in this backyard. good saturday morning. today begins our warming trend. temperatures at about 10:00 will be in the 60s. a few 70s inland. throughout the afternoon, notice the 80s arrive inland. >> whit, i frantically looked for that apron that says dad bod that you gave me. i couldn't find it. >> i know you're working on that dad bod. plenty of cheese in the middle just like the burger. coming up, it's hot and cold on "gma" this morning. katy perry is here performing after the break. ♪ it's a party in the usa ♪ it's a party in the usa so yea little different when we open again, at least for a while. a new vegas for the new reality. we're working to make it more intimate, with more space, and the excitement you've come to expect. so if you ever imagined a vegas that was just for you... it's only here. and when it's ready, you'll be the first to know. about the colonial penn program. here to tell you if you're age 50 to 85 and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? 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