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places in the northeast. it came with big wind and low relative humidity. jefferson davis county, one of the 150 wildfires that started burning last friday. we will see more of those warnings across the midwest today ahead of this friends. the tornado threat is what i want you to focus in on. chicago, detroit, parts of southeastern wisconsin all the way down to st. louis, indianapolis, including today this evening. >> thank you very much. the latest on the -- for the white house. voters go to polls this morning and the michigan primary with donald trump set for a big win over nikki haley, joe biden facing a protest vote over the war in gaza. chief white house correspondent is in dearborn. >> good morning. the polls have just opened in michigan. this critical state has swung between joe biden and donald trump in the last elections and will be a must-win for both candidates in november. donald trump is expected to win the republican primary today. joe biden will win the democratic, but voters here,

furious and frustrated over his handling of the war in gaza, determined to put the presidents on notice. this morning, a critical test for president biden in michigan. >> michigan citizens are engaged in this process and are making sure their voices heard. >> nationally, the democratic party has rallied around president biden, but he here, he may have competition. not from another candidate but from the "uncommitted." furious over the president's refusal to push for an enduring cease-fire in gaza. young voters, members, and activists now urging voters to check the "uncommitted" box in protest. >> i would like to support biden, but right now, he's -- i just can't with the actions that are happening. i can't support him. i do hope it changes. >> in 2020, arab americans turned out overwhelmingly for biden helping deliver him this critical state by just 154,000

votes. after months of biden's staunch backing of israel and its war in gaza, that support is now sharply in doubt. >> president biden -- another trumpeter and over his support for the most right wing government, most extremist government. >> facing mounting protests and pressure, the white house has tried to reach out to numbers of the community. might be too little, too late, their anger raw. >> we are tired of it. the exact same thing. >> donald trump has barely campaigned here, but he is expected to once again cruised to victory over his final opponent. former south carolina governor nikki haley vowing to stay in through super tuesday, arguing nearly half of republican primary voters are against trump. >> 40% of the vote is not with him. you can't win a general election if you don't get the 40%.

>> both biden and trump are already pivoting to the general election. as for this uncommitted movement, their goal isn't to deny joe biden a victory. instead, they are hoping to get 10,000 uncommitted votes, the margin by which donald trump won this state in 2016. they are hoping that if they can achieve that, it will send a message to the present loud and clear, have him change course and say that he cannot take these voters and their concerns for granted. >> mary and biden --they are both headed to the border. >> present biden will be at the border thursday, his second visit as president, which comes as he has been slamming republicans in washington for failing to act on immigration and pass the bipartisan border deal. donald trump will be down there. he is eager to own this issue in the election. joe biden joking yesterday that he didn't know his "good friend" would be down there. it will be some split screen. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. president biden is set to meet

with congressional leaders as they face the friday deadline to passed a spending bill to avoid a congressional shutdown. our correspondent is on capitol hill. >> here we go again. the last minute scramble to try to avert a government shutdown all over again. in just a few hours, the top four congressional leaders will head to the white house for meeting with president biden and vice president kamala harris. if lawmakers don't reach a deal by friday, funding for several key agencies will run outs, including agriculture, transportation, housing and veteran services, more than 100,000 federal workers would go without pay. and includes air traffic controllers which could possibly lead to travel disruptions. one week later, the rest of the federal government would shut down, funding running out for the pentagon and the department of homeland security. the speaker of the house, mike johnson, will be critical during these negotiations. he's facing growing pressure from the right of his party to use this opportunity pass

conservative policy wins on immigration and abortion. while much of the focus on that room is expected to be on how to avert this government shutdown, we are told that the president will likely make another case to provide additional aid to both israel and ukraine. the senate has passed a bill to do but it's not -- it's gone nowhere in the house. >> the murder of a 22-year-old student in georgia, lincoln riley, allegedly killed by a migrant. the governor is blaming the white house over its border policy. senior national correspondent is in athens, georgia, with more. good morning. >> good morning. authority say this young woman died of blunt force trauma and say the man they have in custody used in object to kill her. federal immigration authorities have now issued what's called a detainer for this murder suspect, which had they done earlier, would have kept him from being released after his other arrests. students at the university of

georgia came together to say good things and say goodbye it's a 22-year-old lincoln hope riley. >> it's obvious to me why i feel so dark right now. we lost one of the brightest lights there's ever been. >> the nursing student from a school nearby was killed on the uga campus while she was jogging last week. her murder has become a case and point in the debate over immigration in america. police say her alleged killer is this man, this 26-year-old who is from venezuela. according to federal officials, he was let go after he was arrested for unlawfully entering the country near el paso, texas, a year and a half ago. georges governor is demanding answers. president biden and his immigration authorities. >> their death as a direct result of failed policies on the federal level and an unwillingness by this white house to secure the southern border. >> authorities believe they illegally entered the u.s. in 2022 and has had several run-ins with law enforcement since then, but was paroled or released before customs enforcement

agents could step in. his brother, who was also arrested for allegedly carrying a fake green card, was also arrested before by local authorities and released. the trip president biden and former president from partaking to the u.s. southern border this week really matters to many people of course watching this case and voters this election season. >> we are going overseas to the war between israel and hamas. this correspondent is on the scene. >> good morning. president biden predicting a cease-fire in gaza within the next six days, saying he has been told a deal is closed but not done yet. this morning, an israeli official telling us that the production from present biden took israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu by surprise. looking to make sure more aid can reach the gaza strip, one of the main crossing points for a trucks for egypt's over the

border into israel. and then in that direction to cause. these protesters are blocking the route, blocking it all morning. they say doing it prevents humanitarian aid falling into the hands of hamas. >> we also know that these hostage negotiations are continuing in qatar. >> this morning, signaling a major shift, saying it might be willing to free palestinians convicted of serious terrorist offenses in return for the release of -- from gaza. all of the optimism, israeli officials still calling hamas' demands delusional. israel promising there are hundreds more trucks -- reaching the gaza strip. these protesters this morning reject the idea that their actions are contributing t to te dark humanitarian situation inside of gaza. we are seeing more evidence sadly that children in gaza are dying of malnutrition. >> thank you. >> now to the latest in the ivf

battle in alabama. the biden administration is sending to health and human services secretary to the state today to hear from people impacted by the court's decision. elizabeth schulze is in huntsville, alabama. >> doctors say clinics like this one in alabama tell us they are hopeful there will soon be a solution to allow them to move forward without facing legal risks. three of the major providers in the state have still paused ivf treatments after alabama supreme court ruled that frozen embryos are children and discarding unused embryos can make clinics liable for wrongful death. one provider tells us that one fifth of its patients typically have their embryos discarded because they are not viable or cannot be used, so what this means for families as they still don't have desperately needed answers about their fertility plans. the biden administration is dispatching its top health official to meet with families

in birmingham, and alabama republican senator who has struggled to make his position clear it says that state lawmakers will pass a law to protect ivf. we expect that legislation could be introduced as soonest today. families and doctors are expected to rally outside of the state courthouse tomorrow to demand to get past immediately. >> a lot of questions still need to be answered. thank you so much for that. now to the pharmacy's still facing disruptions nearly one week after a cyber attack hit the nation's largest health insurer. good morning, trevor. >> this is causing serious problems for people who need their prescriptions. nearly a week ago, change health care -- as part of united health care as we mentioned, the nation's largest health insurer, and their digital network, was crippled. thousands of pharmacies are facing these descriptions to fill prescription drug orders because they use the network to verify this coverage. the company says it took immediate action to prevent further impact, but this is still a problem this morning.

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smaller, family-style mountains can be cheaper than huge resorts. biggest savings? accommodations. ski in and see out lodging at boulder valley vermont costs $897 for four nights versus $1,871. next, rental gear. it's also cheaper at smaller mountains and cheaper if you rent off mountain. savings to rent the gear in town is $486. let's talk lift ticket prices. a midweek ticket at stone mountain is $151 per 20 miles away at bolton valley it is $69. you can find mountains across the country with lower prices. when it comes to lift tickets, don't find them on the mountain on the day you ski. at the very least, buy online in advance and check for military and warehouse club discounts. >> for families who prefer this over powder, we brought in the screws expert to help us out. for this trip, we are looking

for a four night cruise to the bahamas, leaving from miami. colleen suggests using an aggregator website where you can compare different prices. >> if you scroll down more, i have seen one that makes me think this might be a really nice option for you. >> her advice if you are on a budget? >> it's a good choice, because -- "i didn't spend a lot of time inside of my cabin anyway." >> that's what i was going to say. have been on cruises and i know that when you are in the room you're basically just there to sleep. a room with a balcony is more than $3300 while an inside cabin costs $2600. where he saved more than $700 by choosing an interior cabin. another tip: do research about ththe ship. older ships definitely have a discount. >> many cruise passengers look forward of course to stepping off the ship. guided tours are one of the most popular offshore excursions. the tour book through the

royal caribbean will cost a family of four about $400. you can find a similar tool with an independent contractor that costs about $250. of course, food is a huge part of the cruise experience. most cruise lines have dining options that are included in the pricing. >> if you are looking to do something special, there are specialty restaurants. those come with an additional fee. >> if our family of four decided to splurge for just two code meals at one of the ships specialty restaurants, they can save $80 by going for lunch instead of dinner. >> we have to give it to geo and becky. that's a dynamic duo. [laughter] they scoured the internet for the best deals. you found serious discounts. will start with you on a cruise vacation. >> this is the original price. accommodations cost more than $3300. excursions are most 400. special dining, just over $250 pick the total is $4,000. with our discounts, let's switch

at the screen. we looked all over the internet and got accommodations down to $2600. we have excursions down to $256, dining $171. just over $3,000 total for a family of four. with no savings, we were able to slash nearly as good with those savings we were able to slash nearly $1,000 off. >> that's in the clubhouse right out. all about savings on the slopes, ski trips. they can be expensive. have you figured out a way to bring the cost down hill? tell us what you found. [laughter] >> you are killing me. yes, super spending, but as you saw in the piece, go into a big resort versus one of the smaller family-style mountains can end up costing you a lot. let's look at the original prices before the discounts. accommodations, more than $1800. the gear cost nearly $900 to rent. lift tickets, over $1600. that's a grand total of $4,391. if that gives you as much

anxiety as staring over the edge of a double black diamond, dude, chill. with the discounts we found, they are gmar. we will get the accommodations down to under $900. renting tear off the mountain was just $360, and lift tickets were under $800 for the smaller resort. for a total, $2,025, and grand savings: $2,366. i think we are all ready to hit the slopes. >> you both are winners. you both are winners at making our viewers winners. thank you. tomorrow, these two travel experts are going to help a family of philadelphia play in the spring brings of the outer banks. c which was less expensive: flying or renting an rv. that's tomorrow on gma. >> we took a lot of our rv trips with the kids. six kids. [laughter] >> stay right there.

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everyone a fair shot to get their hands on special releases without bots and resellers snapping them up. how some fans are taking this to a new level, turning it into a side hustle. >> "abc news" investigation into safety concerns at sea quest, the popular interactive aquarium found across the country. one family sharing their story after their young daughter was bit by an animal. oscars kenergy: ryan gosling taking the stage of the 96th academy awards to sing this blockbuster hit. >> and get ready to flip, the 19-year-old gymnast making history. how fred richard went from tiktok star -- his road to the olympics. >> "good morning america." >> live in times square, this is gma. >> and we cannot wait to

introduce you to that inspiring young man. he has moves and olympic dreams, but he's arty thinking even bigger than that at just 19 years old. we will talk to him all about that and the impact he has already had. our way down to the studio -- as my mom would say, what a nice young man. what a nice young man. [laughter] speeone looking forward to talk -- >> looking forward to talking to him. also, these cars on the road. >> first, look at the top stories. we start with that record storms around. good morning, ginger. >> winter has known the hands up, at least has a senioritis. meteorological winter ends this friday, and this is going to see all time winter warmth in chicago today. we could end up in the mid-70s. that will also act as fuel. there is cold weather for at least a day behind it. this tornado threat. all of indiana, parts of kentucky, missouri, illinois. grand rapids, detroit and

cincinnati included to cleveland as well. that's primarily tonight. after the sun sets, you could see tornadoes and damaging winds. it is such a temperature difference. omaha, nebraska, had an all time winter high temperature of 80. rockford, illinois, was 73. the warmest february temperature they've ever seen. we will see more of those today. all the red circles mean you could break a daily record if not warmest february or more. jackson, mississippi. we will see a huge temperature tumble of 50 something degrees for some, like chicago. gets warm against weekend, like record warmth back by the weekend. >> we will take it. >> all right, ginger. a major move that could impact where you get your groceries and how much you pay for them. the federal government is suing to block the largest supermarket merger in u.s. history. rebecca is back with that story for us. >> the typical family of four is spending $312 a week on groceries. the ftc says this merger could

cost them more, arguing it would reduce the number of supermarkets which would mean higher prices and job losses. kroger says that's not the case, that a merger will help them better compete with the likes of walmart, amazon, and costco. a combined kroger and albertsons would also add more than 5,000 supermarkets in 48 states, including stores like ralphs, safeway, jewel osco, king supers. in a statement, kroger telling "abc news" the combined company committed that no stores dissertation centers are manufacturing -- or manufacturing facilities will close as a result of a merger. the ftc suit -- saying that it would only strengthen the larger nonunionized retailers like walmart, costco, and amazon by allowing them to further increase their overwhelming and growing dominance in the grocery industry. michael, they are planning to sue and make sure that this goes to court for a battle. >> big battle ahead. thank you, rebecca. a look at the safest cars on the road, the insurance institute for highway safety has -- annual

this morning. our transportation correspondent gio benitez is back with the details. >> the good news is we have a lot of great cars that made the cut this year. 71 winners, and the criteria is even tougher than before. the insurance institute for highway safety added more testing for backseat passenger protection and pedestrian c avoidance systems. no matter where they are sitting and those vulnerable pedestrians. 22 of those 71 winners at the highest marks. conde which includes genesis got the most awards. let's look at some of the winners right here. in small cars, the acura integra, and in midsize cars, we have the honda accord, suvs, the genesis, midsized suvs, the ford explorer. there are many more cars on the list here to see if yours is on its, head over to the iihs website, iihs.com. >> i will check mine.

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>> welcome back. we have our gma cover story. just when you thought the stanley cup craze couldn't get crazier, a company has released a new tumbler this morning. rebecca jarvis is back, how the tumblers are creating new side hustle's. overtime today. [laughter] >> it's a government to be on today. i just want to be clear: this is not a story about hockey. until a few years ago, most had not heard of stanley cups, even though the business has been around for more than 100 years. it's a favorite of nurses, teachers, moms on the go. they have become so popular that starting today, they will have to go through a process similar to taylor swift tickets to get your hands on the latest special editions. speak of stanley as the goat of water bottles. the others are just trying to be stanley. >> the cup craze taking the nation by storm. >> never again. >> stanley tumblers, soaring off

shelves, shoppers waiting in lines for hours for a chance to walk away with a limited edition colors and special releases. >> i missed you. >> this morning, the company is taking a new approach to releasing its latest trophy. the much-anticipated chocolate gold 4 gallons tumbler. stanley teaming up with a commerce solution brand, hoping to create a fair market place for mug maniacs requiring shoppers to submit an entry form for a chance to buy it. if selected, they will receive an email from stanley within 24 hours. >> a short supply of a specific item in high demand, the friends he just gets more and more crazy. >> the furnace, the quencher tumbler is getting credit for a massive increase in total revenue. the 100-year-old company brought in $73 million in sales in 2019. last year, that soaring to a

projected 750 billion -- million dollars -- projected $750 million. >> i saw this and took it with me. >> ashley costco turned her crush on the cups into a lucrative business. her creations are bedazzled with over 8,000 gems. she says some selling for up to $1200. >> i made my first stanley and put it on my tiktok and it exploded. i was ready to close up not making enough money. then these started rolling in. >> here it is, guys. it's not just dark brown. it's chocolate gold. it can be yours for $50 if you get in the line and picked off the wait-list. we have our little version here. i think ashley costco could do a great job a dazzling it. we are going to send it back to stanley to make sure someone in the queue doesn't miss out.

one person. i hate to have someone think we kept this year and didn't -- [laughter] >> nicely done. >> michael and i over there like -- [laughter] >> playing by the rules as always. we have an "abc news" investigation. zoos and aquariums, 180 million people each year, but some critics are concerned about safety standards at a popular interactive aquarium that can be found across the country. one family story. good morning. >> good morning. see qwest has interactive aquariums in seven states, many in local malls. the texas family says that their younger daughter was bitten by an animal during a visit to one of those locations, and our investigation has found that they have faced dozens of cetaceans by state and federal agencies. what started as a day of family fun at an aquarium turned into a scary encounter for lolo, who was eight months old at the time. >> can't believe this happened.

>> the family was visiting a nationwide chain of interactive aquariums. >> they said "you can touch the animals," and my daughter was excited. excited. all of a sudden, she shrieks. i saw the fish biting her fingers. >> helen says she was alarmed to find lola bleeding after being bitten by a group or. even more shocking was how she says the employees reacted. >> it seemed like it was no big deal to them. they offer me band-aids. >> the company says guest injuries are taken seriously, and their media priorities is to address injuries sustained. seaquest says that the millions of visitors each year have a great experience, and on social media, the company promotes their facilities as places where you can engage with the animals. speak of these places are in the middle of america's malls. easy access, shopping, grabbing lunch. they attract parents who want to have a great time for the kids. >> the ceo of the humane society in the united states says that

interacting with animals like these can carry a risk periods .risk. >> wild animals are wild. they can hurt people. it's not because they are intending to. they are wild animals and a lot of times they just want to get away from you. >> an "abc news" investigation with three of our affiliate stations found that since seaquest opened its first location in 2016, there have been at least 76 incidents were guests and staff have reported being bitten or scratched by an animal. in the past five years, seaquest facilities were cited more than 80 times by the usda for issues including potential disease hazards and inadequate care of the animals. seaquest telling "abc news" that with hundreds of employees, thousands of animals, injury and mortality, though very rare, exist. they said they continually implement training and procedures to ensure they are working to prevent citations. critics say these aquariums continue to put the public and

the animals at risk. >> they keep operating when they get fines. this is about profit. >> the humane society of the united states advises families that if you plan to visit an aquarium, check if it is accredited by the association of aquariums which has the highest standard for guest and animal safety. >> thank you. you can see more of our investigations. we will look for you then. right now, pop news. >> oscar edition. a must-see moment for the oscars. we were talking about it this morning. variety has confirmed ryan gosling will perform as oscar-nominated hit "i'm just can" from the "barbie" the song's producer asked chris connelly to help him convince gosling to perform. clearly, it works. gosling opened up about the musical sequence in the film when he sat down with deborah roberts last summer.

speak of what was that like performing in the film and singing? >> it was scary, but it felt like i totally understood why grigor felt it was necessary. it wasn't in the -- by greta gerwig felt it was necessary. she was using so many use musical -- she was using so many musical references. >> ryan gosling nominated for best supporting actor and it's not the only "barbie" song going to be on the show. this grammy-winning valid "what was i made for"? a beautiful song that you will see on the oscars. the academy is announcing the first round of presenters for the award ceremony. oscar winners mahershala ali, jamie lee curtis, brendan frazier, kaylee quan, michelle yeoh alban confirms. we will also see matthew mcconaughey, shel pfeiffer, sam rockwell, along with zendaya, who has been

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it's time for our series "the right fit." we changed it a little bit because this morning, it's about finding the right denim to fit your frame. gma likes talking to -- they are with us. we want you to use the qr code on your screen if you like any of these looks, shop away. in the meantime, let's talk about genes. for starters, at the end of the day, you say you want to go with the style that's best for you. >> a good fit in denim is the point of the realm. we are always hearing that this is in or this is out. gen z, skinny jeans are out but people love their skinny jeans. don't throw them out. wear them. you have to wear what looks good on you, but if you were looking for a denim refresh for 2024, we knocked it out with four very trendy styles. >> we are going to start here on

our model. >> i am wearing the trouser ge gene. -- jay ean. this was around before. the thing that's different about it is that the hem, which was a little bit controversial generationally. i would normally get these hemmed a bit. i am petite and i like to feel like i might not trip. right now, this is a puddle hem. you wanted to kick out. >> exactly. >> unless you kick out. you don't want it too long so aware unsafe. these are from american eagle, they are the premium line. they are in a dark -- which we are seeing is the number one most searched for denim a wash on google, so very trendy. >> this next one. tell us about what we are looking at. >> are you familiar with the barrel jean? this is a very divisive jean in fashion. this always happens in fashion. sometimes, they make it so

avant-garde that people are like "how do i wear this?" tiffany, the abercrombie barrel jean. the way you know is it's going to be nipped at the waist, there's going to be some baggy, some room in the five. >> did they call it the mom jean a few years ago? >> it's a little bit different, but the differences here on her knee, there is a circumference. select barrels. like mc hammer pants a little bit. what we loved about the abercrombie pair is that it is streamlined so anybody can wear it so you just get a hint of that trend so you feel fashion-ey but don't feel you're in a cost of. they are under $100, waist sizes 24-34 so there is something for everybody. >> the cargo makes an appearance again with a little change. >> it has a bit of a sprinkle sophistication. these are from made well. the cargo pants used to have these pockets on the side. what is it's called?

your thigh, thank you. pockets on the side. no woman wants to add that volume. what they have done is streamlined it a little bit and made it a pocket that is flushed that still gives that utilitarian vibe and you can dress it sporty. because it is so much more streamlined, you can even dress this up and still look super cute. we love abigail and a more casual vibe. >> love it. >> again, the qr code if you like it. it doesn't all have to be the the skinnies cooler. younger sister. it's the straight leg vogue is saying that gray is the denim color for 2024. have any gray? and well, now these are under $30. i love these from h&m. so we found these. these are a straight leg. so again if you liked that style they're really great for everybody. and what we did here lara because luna is t is we cuffed them. this is also a huge trend. you

can buy jeans like this at a pretty penny. but what we did is we just cuffed hers up. we paired it with a trendy shoe. the mary jane. and this whole look is super affordable. and she looks super trendy. >> and we've got the look again on that qr code. i love those. all right everybody, let's shop. thank you so much lori. be the right fit. strikes again. and coming up dune part two. the star josh brolin one of the stars. he is with us live right here on good morning america. gma monday will be larger than life when boy band legends aj mclean from backstreet boys and joey fatone from nsync join together and perform live monday on good morning america, sponsored by planet fitness. >> how's this for your perfect family spring break vacation? you driving in an ultra modern, trendy rv wherever you want to go? this is not your grandmother's rv, so what's better? what's more affordable? flying? or you driving in one of these tomorrow? how to save big and have the best spring break on gma from america's number one news comes the all new abc news app.

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walnut creek looking beautiful this morning. we have that brisk start here today. and then it's nothing but sunshine throughout the afternoon. by 4 p.m. we'll get those temperatures into the 50s and 60s, pretty much a carbon copy forecast coming our way here tomorrow. by thursday, rain is back. reggie it is a level one light storm on thursday. >> it just couldn't stay away. thanks, drew. another abc seven news update in about 30. you can always check us on our news app and abc seven news.com. we leave you now with santa cruz. and you now with santa cruz. and >> welcome back to gma, live from times square. >> "dune: part ii," and back with one of its big stars, josh brolin. great to have you here on gma. >> thanks for having me. >> some fans were concerned he would make it into part two. >> it kind of suggests that i die. >> coming back and not be dead. >> i never die.

[laughter] i refuse to die. i end up at the directors door every day and i go "you know, i could --" anyway, it was suggested that i die. i think that was somewhat purposeful. then, you see him about halfway into the second movie. he is angrier, he's grumpier. he's a bit of a criminal now. he feels like he lost the whole family he was there to protect, and then he sees who he sees almost immediately who he thought was gone which is paul and he is vulnerable but you see the light come back into his eyes and he becomes supporting. >> and back in the desert again. >> i love the desert. i brought my family out there, brought my kids out there. my three and 5-year-old who were to and four at the time. we climbed the dunes every day. it's awesome. when you first are in the desert you feel insignificant. two and a half hours south of -- so it was like 100 kilometers. >> how challenging was at this

time? >> what was the biggest challenge? >> you got sand in your eyes. sand in your eyes. it is just the truth. just get used to it. you get calloused. it was great. he wanted out there. could have done it on a stage at home. he wanted it out there. it was 105 degrees, we had rubber suits on, big glass. we survived. >> after that, i don't know where this is going, but i will have to check it out. >> how many men with you? >> 200. >> 200? >> shh. do you realize what you are able to achieve with 200 men? >> incredible fighters. >> duncan said there were millions. >> what are you waiting for? >> with thousands of these guys, you could take control of the entire planet. >> it's your father's dream. what are you afraid of?

>> feels like every character i play has polyp issues. [laughter] has some sort of -- [laughter] >> you did describe your character well. when you see him in the movie he is -- when you see him in the movie, he is surly. it's one of the funniest scenes when your character shows up, because were playing a string instrument. talking about how miserable you are. how long did it take to learn the instrument? could you possibly take that show on the road, because it's good. >> i hear the sarcasm. [laughter] in a major way, michael. i can hear the sarcasm. somebody interviewed me in los angeles. it had to be in america, because he honestly had not done his research. he said "did you play the bow -- instrument before or did you learn it for the role?" it's a fictional instrument.

[laughter] sorry to call him out, but you should have done your research. sorry. when you are doing it, what he did is says "i want you and hans to write it together." when you are given the responsible dude to write a song with hans zimmer. i am writing -- responsibility to write a song with hans zimmer. hans was vacationing and would send me back a picture of an iceberg or something. sending the music. when you are actually doing it, there's no instrument so it sounds like somebody is crying as were playing it. it's just going -- and you're just trying to keep the tone of what you have written. it all turned out fine in the end. hans' music is genius. >> and clearly, so is yours. >> my music is not genius. [laughter] >> also, writing poetry for the coffee table book, unowed to

timothee chalamet? >> that's gotten out of control. >> tell us why. >> when you are an older actor, and you are looking at new young great talent, i get excited. you sit there and you are seeing florence pugh or -- and i get excited, especially people who work hard. i'm sitting there writing because i don't have a scene that day, and i'm writing these nice things. then, after the internet grabs a hold of it, it's -- making it with timothy or whatever. [laughter] it makes no sense. more about them and less about me. >> you have another project coming out, "brothers" with peter dinklage where you play fraternal twins. i read something about when you were thinking about that, and decided to do this. you had the same -- >> same sized heads. if you look at "no country for old men," me, tommy, javier have the largest craniums of any

three actors. there was one when i saw ""game of thrones"" and i said "oh, my god, that guy has a huge head. we should play brothers." [laughter] further away from the camera, so it looks smaller. but i did. it was my idea. i called peter. i said "i think we have two large heads. i think we should play brothers, close with and he said "great." glenn close played our mom, we play brothers, brendan fraser is in it. it is fun. >> one other character we want to ask you about, the villain in "deadpool 2". will we see him in "deadpool and wolverine"? >> sure. i don't know. [laughter] i don't know. know. no. i will check with my bookkeeper. i don't know if that's -- i can't say anything! yes, no.

[laughter] may be. >> going to be a lot of phone calls after the show. >> i'm in every movie coming out in the next year. small parts, but -- i don't know. i think it's going to be a good movie though. >> thanks for coming back. "dune: part ii" is in theaters friday. our friend richard is here and is talking about his book and the impact on the sport.

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>> back on gma. the world championship, solidifying bronze. team usa. this morning we are joined by the 19-year-old trailblazer. give it up for fred winters. the youngest ever usa gymnast to -- for the 2024 olympics. >> it sounds really good. i'm really excited. it's going to be a big event with the whole world watching. >> this spring break, he decided to spend it with us. >> i wanted to see you. >> bless your heart. what does it entail getting ready for the olympics? >> imagine every day, you know you have about five months to give everything. it is eating right, sleeping right, putting the hours in in the gym. >> i got to know you during the pandemic, tiktok.

oh, the videos you posted. did you have any idea -- you've got so many followers now that it would bring so much attention to the sport? >> that was the goal when i started. a sport where it is not as many viewers, a much smaller sport especially on the men's side. i had a dream of what i'm doing. i started telling my story and people love it. >> and your passion is evident. i heard your mom say -- and you were in the crib at two years old doing handstands. >> i was. that picture is crazy. >> what is about the sport? >> i think it is the pushing, the challenge once you get to a certain level, there's another level to go to. i'm never satisfied and i always have something to look to get to. >> so many young people in particular. didn't normally watch the sport. because it's you and because of that flavor that you bring to it, and we've got a young one, nine years old, harrison. he's got a question for you. >> harrison. >> what is your favorite event in gymnastics?

>> good question. >> it's definitely high bar. it's the one bar, doing flips and trying to catch back. when you are under pressure, the smallest mess up and you miss. it's crazy. speak of the rest of us are holding our breath -- >> the rest of us are holding our breath. >> what do you want to say to be young person trying to break barriers? may be not gymnastics, but see themselves in what they're trying to pursue? what's your message? >> believe in yourself, and there is a path to it. you have to keep looking for it. have fun with it. i love this sport. every day i'm having fun doing what i do. it's not a job. it's what i love to do. >> people say the own picks, that's it, the ultimate goal. you are looking beyond that's. >> way beyond that. i feel with my sport of men's gymnastics, going to the old flix is going to be amazing, my first cult -- going to the olympics is going to be amazing, my first goal. may be me, may be the only --

i grew up with me, maybe being the only black kid in the gym. so i want that to change. >> i don't is a challenge, but -- you've got your dad over there, your uncle over there. don't hurt yourself. you're going to do a little bit of a challenge? >> you want to see something that has gone viral on tiktok hi flipping the shorts. >> i'm sorry, what is it? >> flip into shorts. i'm going to flip into the shorts. >> you are going to land in those shorts? >> the sport takes athleticism, control of your bodies, and mastering exactly where you are going to land. this is a game we have played. this is live tv. >> we are live. can we get a drumroll please? >> got one chance. [drumroll] >> wait a minute! >> i've got two. >> that is even harder to do.

that's even harder to do. >> better than i thought. holy smokes. >> keep going. >> how proud are you of your son? >> extremely. >> and your nephew. >> very proud. >> he was always -- >> it is all him. the hard work. my wife and i just support. >> was he really doing handstands in the crib? >> oh, yes. >> here to see you play. >> doing a backflip in the back. >> and the other kids. >> i was flipping off the deck doing crazy stuff all the time. >> i was always fierce. >> this is a family. i love the support you have for one another. can you believe -- one of the short legs? you couldn't do that again. we are going to be watching you, 2024 and beyond. >> michigan man too.

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before we ring the doorbell, we have a watch party at home overseas in taiwan. your family is watching this. >> this is mike remmers -- this is my grandma's recipe. >> say hello to grandma. and we've got the doorbell. let's say what we are making. what do we have? stir-fry noodle. and you said this is your grandma's secret recipe, right? >> this is my grandma's secret recipe. i am so excited to share. the first thing we have is some noodles soaking in cold water. >> is there a special way you have to prepare them? i didn't know that they are fried noodles, one of the top things to order, one of the top order dishes online. increase their orders over last year. so, preparing these, what are they soaking in? >> coldwater. this is a secret tip. it helps the noodles not become soggy. also the sauces soaking up a lot better with the cold water.

>> secret tips. >> i have been doing that wrong the whole time. you know what, we got the noodles. let's get into this. what makes this an authentic stir-fry? >> we are going to be adding in. this is my grandma's recipe she makes all the time for family dinners. then we are going to be adding in different vegetables. we are going to do cabbage, and then -- you can help me out in the rest of the ingredients. we have some celery. we've got carrots. we've got mushroom. >> now you say with the mushrooms, dry shiitake mushrooms. why is that? >> another secret tip is when you rehydrate them, you can use the sauce and the broth later on when you drizzle in. it as a lot more flavor. you can also save it ahead of time for other dishes in the future. >> just like anything goes? >> yes. you can add in. the best thing about this is i can add in any other ingredients you like. i can add in chicken, shrimp. pork belly. anything you like afterwards. whatever you have in the fridge.

it's also -- so less dishes in the future. >> and what's all the other things we have here? >> adding in some soy sauce. >> drizzle in the soy sauce. >> oyster sauce. >> a little oyster sauce. >> white pepper. >> there we go. >> last but not least, sugar. >> sugar. you got me on that one. i've been using salt the whole time. >> a lot of people ask why we add sugar in asian cuisine. it helps balance out the soy sauce, the saltiness as well as vegetarian oyster sauce which gives the takeout taste. politicos a long way but that's a secret tip. >> the whole thing? >> yes. those will get you the char, the takeout version flavor. you saute everything together,

and we are going to add in wat water. if you had some shiitake mushroom broth, this is a great time to add it in. this will add tons of flavors. we will add in noodles. >> i'm good at that. there you go. remember, coldwater. >> that way, the noodle will soak up the sauce. >> you say when you put this together, it's more tossing than mixing. >> yes. this is like where we're going to to use my grandma's secret tip. once we cover, we are going to come over here. >> after 10 minutes. >> that smells good too. >> super easy. we are going to use chopsticks and toss, toss them like this. >> so mixing them up, tossing it together. >> i will give you this to try. >> my question, how do you know -- you got excited about this, me tossing these noodles

up. how do you know when it's done that? >> you can taste it, but a nice, chewy balance is when it's ready pick the best part is you just keep adding in sauces. let's say you want it softer. we can taste test, but toss it up. >> this is stress relieving. i kind of like that. >> it's great for home cuts. that way, you can take your time with it and the noodles won't break. this is a great tip my grandma taught me. >> i tell you what, it smells delicious. >> we are going to finish off with fried shallot as well as shallots oil. we save the oil from the fried shallotses. they will add tons of flavor as well as cilantro on top. >> there we go and here we are. >> look at that. tiffy cooks. her grandmother's recipe. not a secret anymore. hello to grandma and everyone else at home. you can get the recipe on our website. tiffy, thank you so much.

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