down. ♪ welcome to my house ♪ a neck and neck finish for the spelling bee. the epic tie, two winners sharing the title and look who's back. our kid correspondent. the first grader stealing everyone's hearts on the ground for "gma." >> hey, "gma," i'm behind the scenes at the scripps national spelling bee. ♪ welcome to my house happy friday. two records this week, the youngest participant and youngest correspondent for "gma" ever. akash vukoti. flo rida in central park getting ready to kick off a holiday weekend. >> in our house this morning. 38 million americans expected to travel for memorial day. you're looking live at some of the busiest airports in the land this morning. those lines already forming, atlanta, chicago, l.a., and, of course, many of those millions our team is out in full force for you right now. >> of course, so many of those travelers could face that severe weather hitting so much of the country. a flash flood emergency in the south where more than a dozen college students were trapped in a kentucky cave. we'll take you inside the rescue. we begin though with abc's rob marciano in kansas where two tornados were reported. good morning, rob. >> good morning, george. two through this area and one taking out this massive mature tree and slamming it into this home. this neighborhood is liltered with trees and debris. yesterday another frightening day across the central u.s. and a long duration of that for many it went all day and through the night. [ sirens ] overnight, lightning igniting the skies over the plains. these dramatic bolts crackling across oklahoma. in paducah, kentucky, a police car caught this massive lightning strike. so powerful it knocked the dash cam variety from its mount. rescue for 19 people stuck in this cave for over six hours. the group made up mostly of clemson geology students and their guides entered the cave at 10:00 a.m. for a tour. but then the flash floods came rushing in blocking the exits. >> the worst was the entrance because of all the water coming down. >> with no cell service in the cave the group followed the guide's toward a known dry area called the attic. two police officers called in to help but shortly after entering the cave they weren't able to get out. >> i was scared. i mean, when your life is on the line you're kind of -- you're always going to be afraid. >> reporter: finally at 4:30 p.m. rescuers made their way to the group leading them through high water holding a rope getting to the mouth of the cave where they were reunited with loved ones. severe weather also wreaking havoc in texas. thunderstorms and lightning. all that rain leading the flash floods across the up to 16 inches north of houston. in waco cars trying to plow through the high water getting into trouble. the engine of this car catching on fire and backing up traffic for hours. a tornado in brian, texas, also igniting a fire. at least two twisters cutting through whaumega, kansas and getting hammered by hail. blinding rain led this car to flip over. in the last 24 hours over 350 severe weather reports across 15 states and that doesn't even include all that flash flooding. by far the most widespread event this year and, george, i'm sure ginger is about to tell you we're not quite done yet. >> ginger is right here right now. >> we're done yet. he's right. we've got severe storms in parts of texas and hefty rain come ago long with it and why we have the warnings and watches from austin to houston, wichita included. that's for the next 24 so, right. so a lot of places will still sigh the heavy rains then the atmosphere stabilizes after those storms move through then the heat of the day will start to become unstable again so the atmosphere churns back up in waco to dallas, bryan, celina, wichita included with the large hail, strong winds and potential for tornado later this afternoon and evening. at the same time we're watching a storm in the atlantic. that's right. we are still not yet in official hurricane season. but we may just see a named storm in the next 24 hours, 0% shot of this coming at you with the holiday weekend impacted from charleston back through parts of the georgia coast and up into north carolina too. i think it's heavy rain, it's wind and certainly rip currents so something to watch for if you're traveling to the southeast. >> absolutely. >> george. >> thank you. in the middle of this severe weather an estimated 38 million traveling this weekend facing not just storms but those long airport security lines. abc's david kerley is at regan national airport with more on all that. >> reporter: good morning, robin. in is the kickoff to the summer travel season and the bottom line if you are flying today expect some long lines when you come to security. we have basically going to see about 2 1/2 million more than that fly today. now, the tsa says it's tried to prepare as well as it can given the limit of number of officers it has so at the top 20 airports you will see more canine units and you'll see more officers working the lines. the airlines say they're pitching in. more of their employees are in the lines moving bins and doing nonsecurity jobs to help the tsa screen. and we're seeing those technological advancements. there's that test program down in atlanta. a new conveyer belt, you walk up, put yourself in a bin and push it on to another conveyer bell and move on. if the person hasn't emptied their pockets you get to continue on in front of them basically and one other thing, we talked about the limit on tos officers. the department of homeland security is asking congress to move some money so they can take a thousand part-time employees and make them full t makes it easier to retain those employees. >> yeah, hopefully all of that is going to help. also, david, how do you go about, what's the best way to find your specific travel forecast. >> there is a way to do it. it's called my tsa. eighthen app they run and if you can go in and choose your airport, let's say because lines aren't too bad in washington, i pick chicago and it comes up and tells me how long the wait is. they're saying 21 to 30 minutes on the app. right now it's self-recording people saying how long they've waited. tsa will make it more specific where they're going to actually put in the wait times. let me go back to my e-mail to give you what we found lately, l.a.x., 10 to 15, chicago, 20 minute, atlanta, 15 to 30 minutes the wait right now. expect those to get longer. >> all that is going to be extremely helpful. all right, david, have a great weekend. >> let's take a look at the highways. about 29 million of us will hit and take a look at this traffic control center outside new york city. abc's gio benitez is out on the new jersey turnpike right now. good morning, gio. >> reporter: hey, george, good morning to you. i want to show you right now we're hitting a bit of a traffic jam right here but if you're starting your drive today, then this morning is actually a pretty good idea to get on the road because if you wait until this afternoon, you're going to be hitting some major traffic with millions of others. this morning, get ready for what could be the busiest memorial day weekend traffic ever because gas prices are at their lowest in a decade. 38 million will travel this holiday weekend aaa says. waze says the best days to drive, saturday and sunday. >> and the worst. >> friday and monday. for friday it's that 3:00 to 5:00 and monday, 1:00 to 4:00. >> reporter: the average price is 2.26, 45 cents lower than this time last year. turnpike, i want to show you this new tool from the app waze. you can tell it when you want to arrive wherever you're going and it will tell you when to leave. it is called plan drives and you can find it right inside waze. >> all those apps are happening and really helping. now to president obama making history at hiroshima this morning becoming the first sitting american president to travel there since the u.s. dropped an atomic bomb in 1945 near the end of world war ii. abc's jim avila is in japan with the latest. good morning, jim. >> reporter: robin, this morning president obama walked the solemn spot where the united states dropped the first atomic bomb in war. it was a controversial visit that american presidents have been avoiding for some 70 years. as promised he did not apologize for harry truman's decision to end the war with a nuclear explosion that killed 160,000 people. instead, with north korea obviously on his mind and with side laying a condolence wreath pleading for world leaders to put an end to not just nuclear weapons but to war itself. >> we must change our mind-set about war itself. to prevent conflict through diplomacy. >> reporter: a powerful moment in history, an american president calling for the end of the nuclear era that the united states began some 70 years ago. robin. >> that was quite a moment, jim. with the president in japan. >> it certainly was. the race for the white house and donald trump sealed the deal formally securing all the delegates he needs for the gop nomination and taunting hillary clinton by talking about a debate with bernie sanders. abc's tom llamas is on the trail in los angeles. good morning, tom. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. reaching that milestone has trump thinking about the future and talking about stat tuesday of himself as senator sanders says he wants trump one-on-one. donald trump turning his campaign swing into a vic number of delegates, clinching the gop nomination. >> we hit the 1,237, right. 1,237. you know, you had our president saying, he will not be the nominee of his party. oh, really? >> reporter: trump so confident he's already mapping out his legacy in washington. >> build a wall, it's going to be a big wall. it's going to be a beautiful wall. someday when i'm gonzo maybe they'll name it after trump. i'd really much rather have a statue in washington, d.c. >> reporter: naming the price for his next matchup, 10 to $15 million for charity to debate senator bernie sanders. >> i think it would get very high ratings. it should be in a big arena somewhere. the problem with debating bernie, he's going to lose. >> reporter: sanders who requested the debate sounding more like don king than a vermont senator. >> and i think we're going to have to rent out the largest stadium you have here in california. >> reporter: telling jimmy kimmel he's going to come out on top. >> i will democratic nominee for president of the united states and if i do, we're going to beat him and beat him bad. you could tell him that. >> i'll tell him. >> reporter: one person not into the epic clash, democratic front-runner hillary clinton. >> well, i understood they said that was a joke and i'm going to look forward to debating donald trump. >> reporter: trump looking forward to the general election. >> i want to focus on 15 or so states and i want my energy to be put in the states where it can go either way. >> reporter: but clinton telling voters the fight for the white house is just beginning. >> send a message that when you think about the future, you don't see donald trump's face up there. >> reporter: today trump heads to fresno and san diego where police have added extra officers in case protests grow violent like we've seen throughout the week. george. >>ing o. tom, thanks very much. let's talk about this more with matt dowd. matt, thanks for joining us again this morning. who knows if this debate is actually going to happen donald trump and bernie sanders but certainly does help them both to talk about it. >> i think it's a really smart move on both their part, george. these are two people, especially donald trump who don't play by traditional rules and as you know, in the military or in business or even sports if you think go the forward pass, every time somebody innovated and didn't play by the traditional rules the opponent cried foul and they either adapt or they get run over. >> but what this does also right now, it highlights the fact that donald trump is wrapped up his nomination but hillary clinton is still in a fight for bernie sanders and it's a real race in california. >> reporter: yeah, donald trump's coalesced the republican party and got that and moving on to independents. i think it's a very smart move and highlights his victories and also undermines hillary clinton as she's not able to turn towards the general election. and i think she's faced -- she could easily lose the california primary, the last primary of the season as she heads into a convention, he's likely the nominee but she goes in very weakened. >> and will have to move very, very fast to corral all those bernie sanders supporters. >> reporter: which i think is going to be very difficult. especially the younger voters that are not enthusiastic about her, george, so her only path to get those voters is make donald trump worse than herself as the alternative. it's a big, difficult fight she'll have to deal with in the course of this after philadelphia. >> that is why she's talking about him all the time. matt, thank you very much. to amy with today's other top stories starting with a very frightening sign in tokyo. >> an engine fire erupted on a korean air jet forcing more than 300 passengers to evacuate as flames broke out on the boeing 777 just as it was taxiing for takeoff from tokyo to south korea. emergency slides deployed to get everyone off the plane. several treated for bumps and bruises but no reports of major injuries and the cause of that fire right now, not yet known. well, there is a possible major development in the search for the doomed egyptair jetliner. an egyptian official says search crews have picked up a beacon that may be from the plane. equipment is rushing to the scene in the mediterranean. 66 people died when that plane crashed last week on its way from paris to cairo. there has beenen arrest in the deadly shooting in new york city. video shows this rapper bursting through chasing someone else as bystanders huddle in fear. ave is under arrest facing multiple the charges. just before rapper t.i. took the stage it happened. finally we all know not to interfee with the police investigation but try telling that to canuck the crow who snatch the this knife from an active crime scene in vancouver. well, canuck is so well known for his antics he has his own facebook page, a zooologist explains canuck didn't mean any harm by that. it's just that city burs like shiny thing. >> who doesn't? >> who doesn't like shiny things. >> a perfect transition, thank you very much. i know two other shiny thing, those spelling bee trophy champs, not one but two kids winning big beating hundreds of competitors and 6-year-old akash who stole our hearts as the first first grader to ever compete was there as our special correspondent. it was a nail-biter. >> z-e-net-i-c. >> through 39 grueling rounds. >> chalazion. >> reporter: culminating here. at the end two stoic spellers stood above the rest. >> f-e-l-d-e-n-k-r-a-i-s. >> s-c-h-a-f-t, gesellschaft. >> that is correct. >> and for the third year in a row they had two champions. each taking home $40,000 in cash and prizes. news thanks to akash vukoti. >> hey, "gma," i'm behind the scenes at the scripps national spelling bee. >> reporter: the first grade phenom who stole our hearts in the last round. >> good luck to all my -- >> reporter: he went backstage with his fellow spelling stars. >> let's begin. >> this time i'm on a chair. if you would give advice to me like what would it be? >> start studying more. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> all right, take a look at that amazing shot again, akash, yes, you heard him has to stand on a chair, does not stop him. the intrend pedestrian reporter getting the job done, getting that information that we all need. >> adorable. >> so much fun to follow him and see what happens. >> i think big things. >> let's go to ginger. hail in colorado. >> oh, big time hail springs, pea to ping-pong ball size hail covering the ground n unsettled there and above 11,000 feet that winter storm warning in place, the snow. into the roads this holiday weekend as you're leaving today just a few scattered showers in the northeast, not as bad but pretty hefty wet stuff going from minneapolis down through kansas city into texas and along i-70 in colorado could see slippery spots. yesterday. today's forecast is a 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>> anchor: thank you. top stories, breaking overnight. more problems for metro. around 11:00 last night reports of smoke and fire activity at the mcpherson square station. metros it was caused by a tripped bracker in the electrical room. temporarily and restored at midnight. >> anchor: and in less than an hour on newschanel 8. ever wonder what makes us so appetizing to mosquitoes? we are talking to the folks at dc mosquito squad about some of the ways to avoid being eaten alive it summer. that's 8:15 on good morning washington on newschanel 8. where you can get the latest, news, traffic and weather updates all day long v a great day. we welcome you back to "gma." you're looking live at those airport security lines already forming all across the country. atlanta, chicago, l.a.x. 38 million americans expected to travel this holiday weekend. and our team as you know is out there on the road and we'll have all the latest coming up. also right now, so many getting ready to hit the roads, there's a flash flood emergency in the south. 16 inches of rain overnight in texas. rescues under way right now and a new tropical system taking aim at the coast and this morning president obama making history becoming the first sitting u.s. president to visit hiroshima and laid a wreath there moments ago to honor victims. and we are counting down to our party in the park, flo rida, coming to our house taking a look at the crowd. we have assembled it already to kick off the holiday weeken there you go. there's still room for you, people. come on down. we'll be there just ahead. >> it's flo rida. get it. >> wow, it's contagious. >> we didn't say it even though it was in the script. >> no, no. >> i feel like i will inundate you during "pop news." >> it is a beautiful day no nonethele nonetheless. first the baylor university bombshell. head football coach sacked and president ken starr fired. abc's ryan smith is here with more. >> reporter: kenneth starr's investigation into bill clinton's affair nearly cost him the presidency, now starr losing his post as baylor president and coach art briles out of a job after the mishandling of sexual assault claims leaving the school's board, quote, shocked and outraged. he was once charged with righting the wrongs in society. the former federal judge and investigating bill clinton's affair with monica lewinsky. but this morning, kenneth starr out as president of baylor university after an investigation revealed the school mishandled and in some cases silenced sexual assault claims on campus. this report from independent investigators claiming the school chose not to report sexual violence and dating violence claims against multiple players. improperly discredited complainants and reinforced an overall perception that football was above the rules. recently two baylor football players convicted of sexual assault, another arrested. the scandal sacking football coach art briles who led the team from the rags to the riches of college football, capturing the big 12 tight until two of the last three seasons commanding a reported annual salary of nearly 6 million. texting his players on thursday, i am no longer coach. but accountability for the scandal also falling to starr. saying in a statement, he's profoundly sorry to the victims who were not treated with the care, concern and support they deserve. claiming he didn't know about allegations of violence until 2015 when he launched his own investigation, stephanie met permanently with starr in december to discuss her own sexual assault. >> i wish they would have done more to help. if someone really believed that i was sitting in class next to my rape it's, you know, more should have been done about it. >> reporter: starr will be shifted to school chancellor and keep his position as professor at the law school. meanwhile, baylor's chairman saying in a statement they'll work to restore a, quote, tone of accountability within the football program, robin. >> thank you. joining us happen to have espn college gameday host rece davis joins us from bristol. this does not put an end to what's going to be happening there at baylor, d far from it. this feels a little more like the beginning. now, you might be able to close a chapter in terms of the art briles era but the question remains out there, will more come forward with complaints? will there be civil lawsuits and certainly regardless of how one might feel about the ncaa delving into areas of morality or criminal or civil justice it's reallily baylor will face ncaa implications as well and those types of things can is a long-lasting impact even put a cloud over the program and university. obviously the victims and their rights and restoring them as best we can of the utmost importance but in terms of the ramifications of the scandal i feel as if it's just starting? >> tell us how it's going to long-term -- the potential to impact this program. >> robin, i think it's potentially devastating because it's referenced in the report, before art briles arrived at baylor during the big 12 era had been 35 and 101. now in four of the last five years won ten games on the cusp of making the college football playoff. had a heisman trophy winner and built a new stadium. i think the cloud and the scrutiny that they're going to be under over the next several months will make it a little bit difficult to find a football coach to replace art briles, certainly one of his caliber on the field, i'm speaking of. i think it could have a long-lasting impact and potentially this entire thing could be devastating to them in terms of the football program. >> i know athletic departments all across the country are taking note of this. rece davis, always good to spend a little time with you. thank you very much for your insight. >> likewise, robin, thank you. >> take care. thanks, robin. we move on to video raising questions about a deadly police shooting showing the moments before an unarm and the widow speaking out and kayna kayna has the story. >> this is the mesa police. >> reporter: watch in this newly released body cam video as mesa, arizona, police officers swarm a hotel room following reports of a man pointing a gun out the window. the officers crouching down taking defensive positions. >> listen to my instructions or it's going to become very uncomfortable for you. >> reporter: inside 26-year-old daniel shaver a father of two in town for his pest control business having drinks along with two other guests at the hotel. according to authorities, he had two pellet guns he used for work inside the room. that's where the video released by police ends. according to transcripts from the body cam video ex-close soufanly obtained by abc news, shaver then comes out unarmed following officer's commands to crawl towards them begging them not to shoot. but officer philip brailsford fires five times killing the young father. later telling investigators a weapon. >> i perceived this as a threat. it was just a scary situation. >> reporter: but the investigation report indicating shaver was just trying to pull his shorts up as they were falling off. >> he was executed. he was begging for his life. it tore me apart how mean that they were to him. >> reporter: officer brailsford now facing charges of second degree murder. his attorney telling abc news he was following his training and all procedures. but shaver's widow now demanding the release of the full body camera video. >> the video is going to be very black and white. i know my husband. he still would have tried following as best to his ability and they didn't give him the chance. >> reporter: for "good morning america," kayna whitworth, abc news, los angeles. >> tough story. coming up, mark zuckerberg's secret compound. his neighbors want to know what he's building. a major health alert this morning. new fears of a superbug here in the u.s. resistant to most antibiotics. dr. besser will be here with the latest. come on back. i don't want to live with the uncertainties of hep c. ent. i am ready. because today there's harvoni. a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. harvoni is proven to cure up to 99% of patients who've had no prior treatment. it transformed treatment as the first cure that's one pill, once a day for 12 weeks. certain patients can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. harvoni is a simple treatment regimen that's been prescribed to more than a quarter of a million patients. tell your doctor if you've had a liver transplant, other liver or kidney problems, hiv, or any other medical conditions, and about all the medicines you take including herbal supplements. taking amiodarone with harvoni may cause a serious slowing of your heart rate. common side effects of harvoni may include tiredness, headache and weakness. i am ready to put hep c behind me. i am ready to be cured. are you ready? 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the facebook founder worth roughly $44 billion is tearing down four homes on his property. neighbors want to know what he's up to. could he be building his very own field of dreams? >> a lot of curiosity and some concern about what he's planning to do. >> reporter: according to documents just filed with the palo alto planning board he is going to rebuild the homes. privacy and security. the public filings revealing those homes will be replaced with smaller updated versions that are designed to nestle into gardens and celebrate the oak, redwoods and other trees on site. zuckerberg's not the first tech titan to buy up the neighborhood in pursuit of privacy. elon musk paid nearly $7 million in 2013 for a teardown across the street from his bel air mansion. that same year, yahoo!'s marissa mayer with a backyard described by "vogue" magazine of having a lawn large enough to accommodate a skating rink reportedly spent more than $11 million on a property a few doors down from her palo alto pad. but perhaps the most spectacular of them all, this five-acre estate in seattle owned by the wealthiest man in the world, bill gates. the texted out waterfront property boasts six kitchens, a 60-foot swimming pool with its a library with secret bookcases. >> an existing home close to gates' own home was removed to okay date a space for extra activities so this might be one of the anythings mark zuckerberg is planning on. >> his four homes will be built concurrently to minimize the duration of construction and building elms will be fabricated remotely to ago sale rate on site construction and reduce impact on neighbors but i imagine they'll be peeking over the hens checking to see what's up. >> sounds like they won't be able to see anything because they'll be very far away. rebecca, thank you. coming up on "gma," who is buzzi cohen? 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"wild ones" is in the lead right now. lara, t.j. is back with more of that series what your kids don't want you to know. >> it's a big deal all about teens and their cell phones, so many attached at the hip to their phones, could it be hurting their grades? even the way they act? when does it go too far? we'll tell you the signs you do teed to look pore. >> a very enlightening, eye-opening series. >> it sure has. they can't hear you. to amy with the morning rundown. the big story president obama making history in japan becoming the first sitting u.s. president to visit hiroshima. the president laid a condolence wreath and paid respects to victims of the u.s. atomic bomb that killed 160,000 people 71 years ago and did not apologize but reflected on the horrors of war and called for an end to nuclear weapons and war itself. more breaking news overnight, a sudden rush of floodwater swamped a kentucky cave trapping 19 visitors inside for six hour, at types they found themselves neck deep in the rushing current. eventually with the help of some rescuers they finally made their way to safety wet and exhausted but not injured. well, heavy rain has unleashed a torrent of flooding across central texas. some areas submerged by as much as six inches of water and crews rescued dozens from their vehicles. all of this stormy weather making an already difficult getaway millions of americans heading out for the long weekend. airport security lines even busier than usual with wait times expected to increase as the day goes on but if you are going by car, abc's gio benitez has some tips for picking your best travel times. he's on the new jersey turnpike for us this morning. good morning, gio. >> reporter: amy, good morning to you. we are on the turnpike right now. it's moving, some lanes are a little backed up but we've been seeing some traffic jam, in f t fact, we saw one earlier because of a terrific accident on video. this truck was entirely up in flames, so we hope everyone is okay there. but those are the dangers that we have on the roads. so if you're traveling today, if you're driving, three to 5 p.m. are the worst times to be on the road. saturday and sunday, those are the best days to be on the road and that's from the traffic app waze. monday is when it picks up again and gets really busy on the roads especially in the friday and monday. all right. good to know, gio, thank you. maybe you're hitting the road this morning to get to a beach. well, there is a new list of the best beaches in the u.s. topping the list, hanauma bay. it is such a popular snorkeling spot that it's closed on tuesdays, they say so the fish can rest. rounding out the top three beaches, siesta beach in sarasota, florida, and kapalua bay beach on maui. and finally if hugging was an olympic sport this next guy would get a gold medal. check out krishna kumar hugging his way into the guinness record books. he has just hugged a staggering 79 people in one minute. if you call that hug. it's kind of like a body slam with a quick tap. he beat the previous record of 77 to set that new world record and he calls it the highest level of human achievement. back to you. >> modified bro hug. >> a bro not quality but quantity. get on in there, amy. good for him. no you to what the cdc is calling an urgent health threat. the first ever case of an american infected with a superbug that's resistant to some of the most powerful antibiotics we have and dr. richard besser is here, much more on this, a lot of concern. tell us about this case in particular. >> yeah, so for years the cdc has been tracking these very resistant infections around the globe called cre and they've been on the rise, they're mainly seen in elderly people, people with medical problems in the hospital and there's only been one antibiotic called calisten that could treat it and a woman in person in pennsylvania is resistant to it. we're one step away from having untreatable bacterial infections. >> how concerned should we be about this? >> you know, you have to think back to before 1943, because that's only as long as we've had antibiotics and before that, if you went in the hospita f minor surgery or had pneumonia, these infections could be fatal and the big concern is that if this really develops, people going into the hospital who have medical problems, their lives could be at risk because we don't have antibiotics to treat them because the drug companies haven't been making new antibiotics. >> when you were at the cdc, didn't you write a program that was geared toward if something like this should happen. >> yeah, yeah. >> so what should we do. >> you know, when you think about resistance, you know, different types of resistance from different cause, some from overuse in animals, some is in the hospital and some from what we do. the first thing is you always want to make sure you take your antibiotics only if prescribed. never use someone else's drugs and tell your doctor if you've had overseas travel because some of these germs are found in hospitals overseas. and then lastly want to make sure that anyone who touches you in the hospital, washes their hands, that you see it. be brave, say i didn't see you wash your hands, please wash your hands because that's how these germs are being spread. >> speak up. dr. besser will be taking your questions. can you tweet him @drrichardbesser and now to lara for the "morning menu." a parenting alert about your kids and cell phones. when does their attachment go too far? 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>> every day. >> every day. >> with these cell phones. some parents throw their hands up. some shake their heads and some think it's normal. let me tell you this, how much is too much is the question you have but doctors will actually tell you there gets a point it goes beyond normal teenage behavior with these cell phones and your child starts to display characteristics of a drug addict. now, this interview here is going to take about 30 minutes. >> okay. >> are you going to be able to make it 30 minutes without looking at your phone. >> i'll try. >> i can do it. >> reporter: jason loves his smartphone. he is a 15-year-old, no surprise there. so attached to it his family worries he might one day need therapy to get it under control. you've been on how much. >> four hours. >> four hours and it's just 3:00 in the afternoon. >> reporter: we asked jason to put an app on his phone to track his phone use. what was yesterday? >> yesterday, six hours. >> six hours. >> his mom tamika says there are days it's been eight, even 12 hours. at home, at school. the library. >> the library with books, right? >> that makes me feel bad. >> reporter: between social media, music, texting and gaming, the hours add up and mom says she thinks his phone use has crossed the line. >> when you're talking about addiction you're talking about i can't live without it. >> reporter: you think he's dependent on that phone. >> i know he is. >> reporter: cell phone addiction isn't officially disorder like drug or alcohol addiction but dr. edward specter thinks it should be. he treats exclusively people for what he calls compulsive use of technology. >> their brains change in similar ways to real chemical addicts. >> that sounds nuts. >> if you talk to the parents of my clients, they come in and they say my kid is like a junkie and feel like it's an addiction. >> reporter: when does it go from being normal acceptable teenage behavior to a problem? spector says don't know cuss on just the hour. >> when we talk about compulsion, it's not the behavior but whether you have control over it. >> reporter: clark worries it's affecting other parts of his life. as his smartphone use has gone up grades have gone down and noticed changes in his behavior. do you think he could be on the path at some point it's not enough to just take the phone from him, that you might have to get him some help? >> when somebody because you're taking something that they have an emotional attachment to, it is an addiction. >> jason says there's nothing abnormal about his phone use and doesn't believe it has a major impact on other parts of his life though he does admit he could probably tan to cut back. later. >> now, i'm about to end this interview. what's the first thing you're going to do? >> check my phone. >> all right. let's talk about this with t.j. and caroline knorr at common sense media. welcome, caroline. we can't pretend the kids are the only ones addicted but let's talk about the kind of signs you should be looking for to figure out if your child did too dependent. >> at common sense media we say you know your kid best. but you know, there are some typical signs of, you know, a bigger problem, depression, slipping grades, hostility, kids who are highly sensitive, a strong preoccupation with phone and not interested in the activities that they used to love. >> they only care about the phone. meantime, t.j., so many of these apps are designed to hook them. >> they suck them in and you feel like you have this obligation, like he -- joking around with him there, he couldn't stand to be in that interview almost for 30 minutes without like something -- i'm missing something in life over here. engo, you talk about you know your child. not just the hours, some can do it with three, some with eight. eight hours on the phone what else are they missing in life and how many opportunities walking by them to have normal everyday interaction. not just the hours but how much are they missing by looking down at that phone. >> you bring up a great point. these apps are designed to add a gaming element to texting and being social with your friends. >> they do. you talk about these vamping selfies. >> these are kids staying up late at night taking a picture of their and posting for their friends to see. it's not true addiction but problematic behavior. >> the minute a parent sees that time to put the phone in another room late at night. >> i suggest they have them charge the phone in the parents' bedroom at night. >> what else should parents do? >> it's really important for parents to set up screen-free times and screen-free zones and that needs to apply to parents as well as kids. really limit multitasking because we think we're good at multitasking but kids really, you know, it takes a moment to refocus, so try and get them to focus on one task at a time. no phones in the bedroom at night. no texting and driving for parents. and we always say, you are your kids' digital role model. show them how to have healthy digital habits now that we're all on our phones. >> the doctor was big on that point. how many types do you say give me one second setting that >> okay. parents know best and parents have to show the way, thank you, guys. over to amy. >> all right, thank you very much, george. now to some big savings this holiday weekend. memorial day is the unofficial start to summer and "gma's" becky worley has the secret to scoring major deals in san francisco with a look at the best items to save on and when you should buy them. becky, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, amy. yeah, people want to know if the best deals on summer are now or if they should wait. sadly, best deals in august but shoppers' dilemma. if you need it now you need it now. the summer deals out there now, walmart has air conditioners on sale, $76 off of a frigidaire window unit. home depot up to 25% off on patio furniture. lowe's a four-burner grill marked down to $169. 15% off the lowest i could find online and finally it's bathing suit east, ooh. lands' end, 50% off swimwear. >> an incentive to try on some suits. there are big savings on non-umer-related items. tell us about them is this each sales weekend is associated with deals and categories that have nothing to do with the holidays so memorial day now well-known as the best time of year to buy a -- mattress. who knew. another weird category of sale, vacuum cleaners, gear up for summer, let's vacuum, 25% to 35% off at best buy, sears and target. amy, a lot of these sales are live online now so i've already snagged a few deals, so it's fishing poles and s'mores for this girl, i'm going camp thlg weekend. >> i like cleaning and sleeping so it all works. fantastic. thanks, becky. you can find all the codes and details for these deals at goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! let's go out to ginger in central park where the party is on. >> oh, it is look at this crowd on the friday before memorial day day we are partying. this is lucas from long island. he wanted to say good morning to you. we wanted to show you what you can expect for your holiday weekend on memorial day itself here are some highlights. strong storms in the middle of the nation, east and west both decent, certainly warming up. going to be a whole lot warmer out west and i know what i'm doing. i'm going to the indy 500 to host the red carpet. temperatures in the mid-80s to are highs. look sore some scattered showers nature delivered yesterday. today's forecast is a repeat with hazy, hot and humid conditions. highs will be near 90 degrees. isolated thunderstorms are possible in the afternoon/eve, but most will likely stay in the shenandoah valley. high pressure off the atlantic coast is pumping in the warmer air and higher humidity. it will also be the force that steers what may be developing in the hurricane center is putting a high cha and now this is so exciting. i'm here with social media superstar ricky dillon. his youtube chapel more than 247 million views and you've probably seen him without knowing it was really him. he was the one shooting the selfie video during meghan trainor's performance at the billboard music awards on sunday. welcome, ricky. >> thanks for having me. >> youtube, huge. i have a 13-year-old sister so i know how big of a deal you are. i have been made aware. so meghan trainor, i'm sorry, what did you actually shoot here because you've actually kept that exclusive for our viewers this morning. >> i haven't uploaded it but i was jamming out -- not performing. dancing with her performing. it was fun and i was just having a good time and blogging. >> so that's actually what we got to see. >> no one has seen it yet. >> oh, my goodness. we'll be able to see a lot more of that. what did meghan trainor think of this. >> she noticed it and liked my instagram ct tweeted me back. she's super cool and i love her. >> so you are the youtube star in your own right for sure so we will watch you perform many a time but we are also going to read about you, right? >> it's called "follow me" and preorder now at rickydillonbook.com and it's my last story mixed in with challenges so it's like past collaborative life stories. it's fun. >> thank you very much for being here. we'll look for that. right now some "pop news," george, robin, lara, let's head in to you. flo rida is coming up. >> all right, thank you, ging and ricky and i hope elliott was watching. >> me too. >> she's the one that really broke the story and set us all straight. i'll set you straight with "pop news" on this friday. leona lewis, she'll be sounding very different. she is saying that she will star in the upcoming broadway revival of "cats" and which play grisabella, the main role that gets to sing glorious song and took to instagram and twitter to express her excitement saying time too move to new york and andrew lloyd webber welcomed her to the fourth longest running broadway show of all time which will re-open july 31st. when it does lloyd webber will have three shows running on broadway at the same time. that guy is a phenom with "cats," "phantom" and "school of rock." >> not a bad trio. >> absolutely. also in "pop news," this is the grapest news i have read in a while. seven years in the making set to hope on june 1st right around the corner in france. lacite duvin. >> what is this city of wine. >> an adult theme park where the theme is all things wine. ten stories, a huge amphitheater. restaurant, boat rides, $91 million later it is a place for wine-o-philes and a tasting experience with moving sets and 3d images. i would imagine you want to get in on it before glass 3. >> wine-o-phile. >> i might have made that up. >> vinophile. >> doesn't wine-o-phile, very descriptive. make your own word up friday, america. bordeaux. my favorite. >> two words for you, road trip. yay. >> and there's no work e-mails there. it's perfect. >> yes. >> exactly. i'm moving. >> better and better. >> i would just like to say thank you, eurostar mulling over a new wine line from -- that will run from london to this adult theme park which is my new favorite place on the planet calling all wine-o-philes. are you two okay over there? can we do it right, please? okay. >> right. >> friday, baby. >> you guys, not so successful with that but have you tried the running man challenge? i haven't yet. >> have you seen ginger? >> nothing the girl can't do. everyone is doing it these days. we've got video of a police precinct from miami. there they are doing the running man challenge. we've got grandmas. working their magic. there you go. >> oh, yeah, oh, wow. >> lady in red, work it. >> oh, my. >> don't hurt yourself. >> like wildfire or wildlife and spotted a zebra in the savannah getting in on the action. amy, did you see him when you were performing. >> no, how did i miss that. >> a wild man. wait till you see what flo rida has planned in discuss a few minutes. you don't want to miss "gma" coming up. ♪ sometimes i get a good feeding >> that's "pop news." pop that cork, people. ♪ welcome to my house . ♪ a feeling i never never never had before ♪ . [ cheers and applause ] ♪ sometimes i get a good feeling ♪ >> back here, city park foundations summer stage. our home here in central park. and perhaps you've seen the running man challenge. oh. yeah. go. ♪ go, ginger. go, ginger. >> i've got it. >> it was epic. epic. all because of flo rida. he put out a new version of "my boo" for it and got a hot one off the press called "at night." are you ready for flo rida? [ cheers and applause ] the most epic, epic running man challenge ever you're going to see it here. all right. ♪ hello friday ♪ oh you know i got it you know i got it yeah ♪ ♪ oh ♪ i'll be working your body working your body ♪ ♪ at night i think of you ♪ all night working my body working my body ♪ ♪ at night i dream of you ♪ so don't stop working my body ♪ ♪ tonight ♪ boy, do you know ♪ i got you all on my mind ♪ don't stop working my body ♪ tonight ♪ at night i think of you ♪ working my body working my body ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ working my body >> deejay. hello, friday. hey. ♪ hello friday i've been waiting for you for a long time ♪ ♪ you just save me when my life came tumbling down ♪ ♪ and i know you're gonna leave me hello friday i've been waiting for you for a long time ♪ >> let's go. ♪ yeah like a charm baby brighter than this thing on my arm baby ♪ ♪ it's a party every time you come around baby now if you're down baby ♪ ♪ i can be the ground baby hear me running ain't nothing looking better than when i see you coming ♪ ♪ ain't none other feeling better than when i'm blowing money ♪ ♪ you can tell that i'm an addict, i'm addicted to money i'm addicted to balling ♪ ♪ i got the sip of patron i bought a ticket to rome ♪ ♪ and by the end of the evening forget a weekend we won't even know what planet we on ♪ ♪ 'cause monday so many tuesday she wanna go up ♪ ♪ but wednesday i panic come scrambling thursday just ain't my luck ♪ ♪ hello friday i've been waiting for you for a long time ♪ ♪ you just save me when my life came tumbling down ♪ ♪ and i know you're gonna leave me hello friday i've been waiting for you for a long time ♪ ♪ ordering triple sec double i'm acting single ♪ ♪ you on the top on the bottom and she the middle ♪ ♪ i did all for the nookie oreo cookie ♪ ♪ bout to kill it shawty don't push me now drop it you got it ♪ ♪ thank god it's friday we love that tgif word yeah ♪ ♪ let's get it popping baby show me something baby or i can blow it on the next girl ♪ ♪ i got the 151 hey and by the end of the evening forget a weekend ♪ ♪ we won't even know what planet we on 'cause monday so many ♪ ♪ tuesday she wanna go up but wednesday i panic come scrambling thursday just ain't my luck ♪ ♪ hello friday i've been waiting for you for a long time ♪ ♪ you just save me when my life came tumbling down ♪ ♪ and i know you're gonna leave me hello friday i've been waiting for you for a long time ♪ ♪ saturday i'm hitting all the beaches and i ain't talking playing in the sun ♪ ♪ sunday i'm praying for forgiveness but the week just begun ♪ ♪ 'cause monday so many tuesday she wanna go up ♪ ♪ but wednesday i panic come scrambling thursday just ain't my luck ♪ >> party people, scream. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hello friday i've been waiting for you for a long time ♪ ♪ you just save me when my life came tumbling down ♪ ♪ and i know you're gonna leave me hello friday i've been waiting for you for a long time ♪ ♪ hello friday i've been waiting for you for a long time ♪ ♪ you just save me when my life came tumbling down ♪ ♪ and i know you're gonna leave me hello friday i've been waiting for you for a long time ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> yes! >> "gma"! >> so good. [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, love, love, love it. flo rida, everybody. how great was that? this party has officially started but, of course, i've got to take a little moment of i know, in the middle of the party. i got to tell you about pollen, okay? it's the pollen report brought to you by claritin still high pollen levers from the planes to the northeast while getting into the season for grass pollen to ramp up still the oak and mulberry trees around causing those problems in the great lakes, northeast, bringing the highest concentrations. there's nothing like a little pause on a flo rida concert like a pollen nature delivered yesterday. today's forecast is a repeat with hazy, hot and humid conditions. highs will be near 90 degrees. isolated thunderstorms are possible in the afternoon/eve, but most will likely stay in the shenandoah valley. >> oept, though. all right, george. >> anne hathaway is back in "alice through the looking glass" and she sat down with chris connelly to talk about the movie. take a look. >> alice. >> reporter: as its intrepid heroine time travels, the "alice through the looking glass" again features a regal anne hathaway who has found that being a new parent is its own adventure. how would you describe what happens to alice at the outset of this film? >>. >> i haven't seen the beginning of the film. i'm sorry but i am a new mother and i didn't time the feeding schedule like i have any control of it. my kid was hungry, had to feed him and missed the first 20 minutes so i can't tell you about the beginning of the movie. >> there's a big ship. >> i thought the rest of the movie was good so i assume they didn't whiff it the first 20 minutes and all of a sudden it got good and could lie and say it's great and alice did this but i'm not going to do that to you, chris. i'm not going to lie. >> i appreciate that, anne. >> no problem. >> reporter: at the start of 2016 she used social media to share a secret in her own life that she was pregnant with her first child by husband adam shoulderman. >> i had seal a photographer while on vacation taking a photo and i just thought it's such a joyful and sacred experience carrying life a of this to be out there with me covering or scowling at someone. that's not representative of the experience so i chose a photo i was happy with and i put it out there and that was that. >> reporter: today's release of "alice through the looking glass" marks nearly 15 years since the first film ever to put a crown atop hathaway's head. what does that anniversary mean to you. >> that film has legacy. it's given people the opportunity, you know, little girls and little boys to curl up with their parents on the couch and throw on their sweat pants and sit and cuddle. it's a real honor to think that something that you've been a part of becomes a part of the fabric of people's lives, you know. i'm cotton is what i'm trying to say. >> reporter: the look, the feel of cotton. >> the fabric of our lives. >> reporter: for "good morning america," chris connelly, abc news, los angeles. >>i "alice through the looking glass" opens today and everybody here r ♪ welcome to my house "gma's" pollen report is brought to you by the makers of n nondrowsy claritin. ♪ welcome to my house welcome to our house in central park. flo rida getting the weekend started right. you've got two new singles and heard "hello friday" which we are doing right now saying it loud and clear. what was it like collaborating with jason derulo. >> man, he's representing the 305. i recall both of our hard work getting to where we are today. it's a dream collaboration come true. i'm a big fan of jason derulo. >> both with florida roots. >> yes, yes, yes. >> and good vibes, it would seem. really feels like it felt right. >> most definitely. at the top of his career and look forward to him doing great things, you know and i'm doing great things thanks to the fans here at "gma." >> thank you. thank you, flo. your brand-new single "at night" has a little bit to do with the running man entrance and accepted the challenge. i mean, how do we top it? explain the collaboration between the running man and "at night" your new single. >> well, you know, inspired by "at night" and the running man shout out to mike cameron who always tried to help me broaden my horizons when it comes to makingth music. i saw everyone going crazy so i thought i'd take advantage of it. >> what was your inspiration for "my house." ♪ welcome to "gma" >> oh. >> definitely, you know, with having a career selling just about 100 million records worldwide, i mean, music feels like my house so i had to come out with something that represented myself and, you know, my fashion pore music to the utmost. >> flo, welcome to our house. let's hear it now, "my house." >> let's do it! [ cheers and applause ] >> come on, "gma." what do we say? come on. ♪ open up the champagne pop it's party in the park yes ♪ ♪ hear a knock on the door and the night begins ♪ ♪ hey hey come on yeah ♪ 'cause we done this before so you come on in ♪ ♪ yeah make yourself at my home tell me where you been ♪ ♪ where you been ♪ pour yourself something cold baby cheers to this ♪ ♪ hey hey ♪ sometimes you gotta stay in ♪ and you know where i live yeah you know what we is sometimes you gotta stay in in ♪ >> party, people. ♪ welcome to my house baby take control now ♪ ♪ we can't even slow down we don't have to go out ♪ ♪ welcome to my house play that music too loud ♪ ♪ show me what you do now we don't have to go out ♪ >> come on. and everybody sing, what, what, come on. ♪ welcome to my house welcome to my house ♪ >> it's "gma," baby. ♪ morning comes and you know that you wanna stay ♪ ♪ wanna stay come on yeah ♪ close the blinds let's pretend that the time has changed ♪ ♪ hey hey ♪ come on ♪ keep our clothes on the floor open up champagne ♪ ♪ yeah come on ♪ let's continue tonight come on celebrate ♪ >> you know how we do. ♪ sometimes you gotta stay in and you know where i live ♪ ♪ yeah you know what we is sometimes you gotta stay in in ♪ >> party, people. ♪ welcome to my house baby take control now ♪ ♪ we can't even slow down we don't have to go out ♪ ♪ welcome to my house play that music too loud ♪ ♪ show me what you do now we don't have to go out ♪ >> and everybody say, what, what. come on. ♪ welcome to my house welcome to my house ♪ >> you heard me. yeah, welcome to my house. ♪ welcome to my duck off the crib the spot the pad ♪ ♪ but my house is your house if you throwing it back ♪ ♪ excuse me if my home bringing the sad ♪ ♪ soon as these happy faces land you can run with the ♪ home run slam dunk touchdown pass ♪ ♪ mi casa es tu casa so it ain't no holding back ♪ ♪ another shot of vodka you know what's in my glass ♪ >> party people, scream. ♪ welcome to my house baby take control now ♪ ♪ we can't even slow down we don't have to go out ♪ ♪ hit the brakes hit the brakes slow down ♪ ♪ welcome to my house play that music too loud ♪ ♪ show me what you do now we don't have to go out ♪ >> come on and everybody say, what, what, come on. ♪ welcome to my house you heard me we ain't got to go out welcome to my house ♪ ♪ "gma" welcome to my house it's my house ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> "gma." 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[ cheers and applause ] ♪ hey i heard you were a wild one ooh if i took you home it'd be a home run show me how you do ♪ >> come on, party people. let's go. jump, jump, jump, jump. ♪ i wanna shut down in the club with you ♪ ♪ hey i heard you like the wild ones wild ones wild ones ooh ♪ ♪ i like crazy foolish stupid party going wild fist pumping music ♪ ♪ i might lose it glass to the roof that's how we do'z it do'z it do'z it ♪ don't care we like ♪ ♪ almost dared the right vibe ready to get live ain't no surprise ♪ ♪ take me so high jumping nose dive surfing the crowd ooh ♪ ♪ said i gotta be the man i'm the head of my band mike check one two ♪ ♪ shut them down in the club while the playboy does it and y'all get loose loose ♪ ♪ after bottle we all get bent and again tomorrow ♪ ♪ gotta break rules 'cause that's the motto club shuts down a hundred supermodels ♪ ♪ hey i heard you were a wild one ooh ♪ >> come on. ♪ if i took you home it'd be a home run show me how you do ♪ >> everybody, jump, jump, jump. ♪ i wanna shut down in the club with you hey i heard you like the wild ones wild ones wild ones ooh ♪ >> party people, one, two, three. ♪ party rocker foot showstopper more chambord ♪ ♪ number one club popper got a hangover like too much vodka can't see me with ten binoculars so cool ♪ ♪ no doubt by the end of the night not the clothes coming off ♪ ♪ then i make that move somehow some way gotta raise the roof roof ♪ ♪ all black shades when the sun come through uh-oh it's on like everything goes ♪ ♪ round up baby tilt the freaky show ♪ ♪ what happens to that body it's a private show ♪ ♪ stays right here private show ♪ ♪ i like 'em untamed don't tell me how pain tolerance bottoms up with the champagne ♪ ♪ my life and we party ♪ hey irheard you were a wild one ooh ♪ >> come on. ♪ took you home it'd be a home run ♪ >> what, come on. ♪ show me how you do ♪ i wanna shut down in the club with you ♪ >> come on. ♪ hey i heard you like the wild ones wild ones ♪ >> what. ♪ ♪ eye many a wild one tame me now running with the crowd ♪ ♪ show you another side of me ♪ never thought you'd see ♪ hey i heard you were a wild one what what oooh ♪ ♪ hey i heard you you were a while one wild one ooh ♪ ♪ i am a wild one break me in ♪ saddle me up and let's begin i am a wild one tame me now ♪ ♪ running with wolves and i'm on the prowl ♪ [ cheers and applause ] z2022z z2025z [ cheers and applause ] ♪ sometimes i get a good feeling ♪ >> special shout yo turks and caicos. the concert is not over yet. "hello friday." did we mention that. flo rida is here and you can watch live streaming on our website. >> we have one more song to go. here >> have a good feeling this weekend. happy, happy weekend. >> come on party people. it's "gma" party in the park. ♪ oh oh oh oh oh sometimes i get a good feeling yeah ♪ >> put your hands up. put, put your hands up. ♪ i get a feeling that i never never never never had before no no ♪ >> what, come on. ♪ i get a good feeling yeah >> what. jump, jump, jump. >> this is a good morning washington update. >> anchor: more hot humid weather on the way. here is brian van de g out there this afternoon. look at the numbers this morning. upper 60s, to already low 70s. we did not cool off much overnight. after a high yesterday of 88. high pressure still off the eastern seaboard. few storms may fire off mountains later to the west. and most of the day dry and warm. temperatures making a run at nearly 90 degrees. that storm chance is isolated. and mainly confined to the west. holiday weekend, could bring some rain. >> reporter: great weather for the holiday weekend. right now, decent travels for the start of friday. no major complaints but we have one accident if you are traveling 95 southbound. you will find it through woodbridge and 123. everything moved to the right shoulder. travel lanes are open. but be mindful if you are traveling south of dc to virginia. elsewhere looking decent beltway. 495 inner loop. we had earlier crash near express lanes brad dick. travel lanes back open. everyone moving along. fairfax county has police activity on braddock. between there and beginne. out of that in the district we are seeing light volume, 395 to 14th street bridge. melanie? >> anchor: thank you. top stories. more problems for metro. the forest glen station is using back up generators because of a power outage. this follows reports of smoke and fire activity at the mcpherson square metro station overnight. metro said it was caused by a tripped breaker in electrical room. service shut down temporarily and it has been restored. >> anchor: and two fires destroyed two separate homes in the same prince george county neighborhood. this is in 5800 block of cherry wood lane in branchville. crews still there trying to figure out what caused a fire. and if they are connected. what a lovely home you have. is this your family? yea, that's my daughter, my son, and that's my... oh yeah!!! [ crashing ] [ electricity crackles ] hey at least you got your homeowners insurance through progressive. by bundling it with your car insurance you saved a ton! yeah. do you want to see the rest of the house? -i can actually see a lot of it. -oh. >> it's "live with kelly." today, actor, write, director and producer tyler perry. and lizzy caplan. and summer eats and treats as we wrap our "take charge of your food!" week. and andy cohen returns for another day of co-hosting. all next inside "live's" beach house. [captioning made possible by disney-abc domestic television] >> and now here are kelly ripa and andy cohen. [applause] ♪

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