>> and number seven, fly me to the moon, you can send your name to the moon nasa inviting you to put your name aboard its viper moon rover. did you have today to do it? this was the last day. so viper is expected to lift off later this year to look for resources near the moon's south pole. >> wow. >> are they going to take a picture of it on the moon? because if you don't have a picture of it, then it didn't happen. yeah you know, that's too many pictures i need for a >> good morning america, for our viewers in the west. millions waking up under severe weather alerts after reported tornados tore into the heartland. at least ten in five states. we're live on the scene. ginger is tracking it all. guilty. the father of the michigan high school shooter convicted on four counts of unvoluntary manslaughter, the same as his wife.

>> these parents could have prevented this tragedy opinion it was foreseeable. with just the smallest of effort. >> the first parents held criminally responsible for their child's school shooting. what the families of the victims want to see happen next. cowboy shooting. subway shooting. terrified passengers ducking for cover. >> close the door! close the door! >> a man shot with his own gun. what happened? bracing for spring break. how officials are looking to curb the chaos on what's expected to be the toughest weekend of the season. tik tok suitors lining up around the block. >> i'll guarantee it's safe for parents, users, large and small businesses alike. >> but is it even for sale? royal trouble. prince william and prince harry honoring princess diana, but not together. and the growing fallout from the princess kate photo scandal and how meghan markle is resurfacing.

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up, ready to fill out their brackets. >> we're gonna win. >> yes. yes, indeed. big weekend in sports for sure. >> it is not the weekend even though you see up here. just happy friday. we begin of course with the severe weather across the heartland. a tornado outbreak overnight leaving a trail of destruction. >> at least ten reported tornados touching down from texas to ohio. alex presha is going to start us off in hard hit logan county, ohio. good morning, alex. >> reporter: hey, gio. good morning. with the sun out, you can see what's left of this neighborhood and the destruction. houses completely tattered like that green one behind me. you have power lines that look like spaghetti in the street. for some structures demolished, the only proof they existed is the drive way. >> oh, no. >> reporter: this morning millions waking up to the after math of severe weather after reported tornados tore into the heartland. overnight in central ohio, authorities say at least two

people died in lake view when suspected tornados ripped through the region. residents there calling it pure devastation. >> our laundromat is gone, the plastics building is demolished. downtown is bad, very bad. >> reporter: tornados on the ground. in winchester, indiana, homes and structures torn apart, people searching through the night for anyone who may still be trapped. >> we don't know the extent of the damage on the south end of time. we do know there have been some buildings and homes that have been completely destroyed. >> reporter: cars mangled, power lines strewn across roads, leaving thousands in the dark. this building unrecognizable, metal siding wrapped around trees. >> i heard what sounded like a train. i started hearing sirens. things like that. my wife had gotten a text from a friend. her parents lived down the road. their house is gone. >> reporter: in selma, up to 50% of structures have been damaged. >> this is the first time

anything like this that i can recall has happened in the town of selma. >> reporter: and in arkansas, also dealing with flooding. rain in some places as much as 5 inches. janai? >> and the spring hasn't even started yet. alex, thank you. now the heavy snow out west. mola lenghi joins us from golden, colorado. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, janai. we're about 15 miles west of denver in golden, colorado, where it got slammed with about a foot of snow over the last 24 hours. you can see it piled up here, burying cars. there is a car underneath here. finally snowfall beginning to taper off. the city of denver getting about 10 inches creating a travel nightmare on the road. vehicles spinning out, some people stranded for hours. outside of denver, multiple stretches of interstate 70 shut down. it wasn't just the roads. more than 800 flights in and out of denver international airport

were cancelled and delayed. the winter storm warning is going to expire this morning as the storm begins to leave the region. >> all right, mola. thank you. let's get right to ginger tracking where the storm is headed next. ginger, good morning. >> unfortunately, we've got warnings still popping at this hour in alabama. i'll show you those. 350 severe storm reports including ten tornados across such a broad area. this morning you're waking up in alabama, tuscaloosa, birmingham huntsville, with tornado warnings and severe storm warnings embedded in this area. today and through the evening, you're going to see big storm, potentially with large hail, especially san antonio, austin. keep an eye on parts of mississippi and alabama the next four hours or so. if you don't have to drive, do that. >> absolutely. if you're in a storm zone, stay safe. thank you very much. we're going to turn to the verdict in the trial of the father of the michigan high school school shooter. james crumbley was found guilty on all four counts of unvoluntary manslaughter for his son's rampage that left four students dead.

trevor ault is here with that. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, gio. so james and jennifer crumbley were called to oxford high school the day of the shooting. they bought their son the gun he used in the massacre. the parents declined to take him home early. there were many other red flags. now two separate juries found it wasn't just bad parenting, it was criminal. this morning another unpres unpressdented verdict in michigan. james and jennifer crumbley, both guilty of involuntary manslaughter, the first parents held criminally responsible for their child's school shooting. >> they could have prevented this shooting and saved these kids' lives. >> reporter: a jury of six men and six women, many of them parents and gun owner, staying late at the courthouse thursday, announcing james crumbley's guilty verdict after 11 hours of deliberation. >> this verdict does not bring back their children, but it does mark a moment of accountability. >> reporter: james crumbley bought the shooter the weapon he used in the massacre. father and son seen on video

just days before. prosecutors say the parents ignored multiple red flags in regards to their son's mental health. now the community remembers the four oxford students who were murdered. many of their family members in court for both parents' trial, now calling for action to stop future gun violence. >> we can put people on the moon. we can build sky scrapers. huge monuments like the hoover dam. and we can't keep our kids safe in schools. >> reporter: james and jennifer crumbley will be sentenced the same day, april 9th. they're facing up to 15 years in prison for each count. the parents say they're not done. they still have a prominent lawsuit against the school. that's still on going. >> an unprecedented case, trevor. thank you. we turn to the latest in the georgia election interference case. there are major developments in

two other criminal cases against former president trump. aaron katersky is tracking it all from atlanta for us. >> reporter: whit, good morning. the ruling just coming in from judge scott mcafee at the fulton county courthouse rejecting former president trump's attempts to disqualify the district attorney from the case. the judge found there was no evidence of an actual conflict in district attorney fani willis' relationship with a prosecutor she hired to help run the case, nathan wade. he did say there was an appearance of impropriety and that a reasonable person could conclude that willis did not exercise proper professional judgment. to remedy that he gave willis two choice. either pack up her entire prosecution team and go, turn the case over to somebody else, or just get rid of nathan wade. but the case can continue. the judge saying dismissal of

the indictment is not the appropriate remedy, nor is disqualification of a constitutional officer necessary. willis is likely to accept wade's resignation and move forward with the case, even as former president trump and other co-defendants who tried to disqualify the d.a. will likely move for an appeal. janai? >> all right, aaron. we do turn to the subway shooting. passengers were frightened. a man shot with his own gun. erielle reshef joins us live outside the new york city subway where it all happened, and happened during rush hour, erielle. good morning. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you, janai. that happened during rush hour. just to set the scene, that packed subway car was full of passengers when a fight broke out. it escalated into gun fire, causing chaos and panic. much of that was caught on camera. this morning harrowing cell phone video capturing rush hour mayhem and gun fire ringing outs in the new york city subway. terrified passengers ducking for cover thursday evening, huddled

together, screaming in horror in this crowded downtown brooklyn station. >> close the door! close the door! >> as i'm coming out, you hear pop, like three, four shots. pop, pop, pop. then the doors open. everybody comes flying out. >> reporter: police say chaos erupted around 5 p.m. after a fight on a train car. passengers seen here trying to break up the situation. but the altercation only escalating. >> took the firearm, started walking towards the 32-year-old who was on the train yelling at him, walking toward him in a menacing way. >> reporter: the 32-year-old man grabbing the weapon, shooting his attacker in the head. >> shots fired. active shooter. shots fired in transit. >> reporter: this video showing the wounded man taken away on a stretcher, rushed to a nearby hospital in critical condition. and within seconds officers flooding into the station, arresting a suspect.

this terrifying incident happening just days after the governor sent the national guard into the subway system to patrol here amid a 13% increase in subway crime. whit? >> truly a frightening scene. thank you. we turn to the fallout from senator chuck shumer's stunning rebuke of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. matt gutman is on the ground in israel with more. matt, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. it was a blistering condemnation of netanyahu by the senate majority leader schumer, who is jewish, calling for new elections in israel, possibly to replace netanyahu who says he has lost his way. netanyahu responding that israel is not a banana republic whose leader can just be swapped out. but what is now unmistakable is the enormous amount of pressure being brought on israel by the u.s. to enter a cease fire and increase aid into gaza. yesterday, we were right at the border where the israeli commander in charge of letting

aid in said they are trying to flood gaza with aid. a slowing amount of ammunition is being sent by the u.s. into israel. now, a key potential flash point was ramadan. hamas called on palestinians to march right behind me. folks, israeli police and the worshippers here seem keen to lower tensions and, in fact, prayers went smoothly today. janai? >> all right. strong rebuke there from chuck shumer. back home to miami beach, bracing for what is expected to be a chaotic spring break weekend. andrew dymburt is in miami as spring break meets up with st. patrick's day weekend. good morning, andrew. >> reporter: good morning, janai. city officials say traditionally this weekend is one of the worst when it comes to spring break, with one official telling me it's time with, quote, the most bloodshed. now they're taking drastic measures to, as they say, break up with spring break. this morning miami beach put to the test.

>> this weekend is really, yes, it's our toughest weekend. >> reporter: after years of spring breakers wreaking havoc on this small island, officials are looking to curb the chaos with the toughest restrictions yet including dui check point, 1 $100 parking, towing fees. and now all parking garages will be closed to visitors. more than a dozen drones will be patrolling overhead. 140 plus state troopers and even the coast guard deploying to help police. miami beach commissioner david suarez says this season is different. >> every year. there was always a shooting and a death. it's sad. that's not miami beach. >> we need to talk. >> reporter: it started with a now viral ad with 200 million views and counting. >> until then -- >> we're breaking up with you. >> reporter: leaders say the crackdown is working. there were nearly 600 spring break related arrests last year and two deaths, compared to roughly 200 arrests and no deaths this year.

some say it's all a bit much. >> overwhelming with the police presence. too overwhelming. >> reporter: with miami beach cracking down, nearby ft. lauderdale beach, only 30, 45 minutes from here, they are seeing massive crowds. law enforcement sources tell me they, too, have things under control. gio? >> all right, andrew. thank you so much. we're going to switch gears and turn to march madness. college basketball teams across the country are hungry for a spot in the ncaa tournament. morgan norwood has a look at some of the tickets punched and the excitement that's ahead. >> nc state wins over duke here in the quarter finals! they knock off the number two seed! >> reporter: this morning basketball madness that only happens in march, as college teams fight for a ticket to the big dance. with selection sunday just two days away, overnight a do or die battle. in a stunning upset, tenth seed nc state knocking off second seed duke in the acc tournament quarter finals, keeping their march madness hopes alive.

devin carter leading the providence college friars to a stunning upset over creighton to reach the the semifinals of the big east tournament. >> st. bonaventure moves into the semifinal round. >> reporter: the teams battling it out for a spot on selection sunday when both the men and women will find out who they will be up against for the march madness tournament. >> clark, with the ball in her hand! the repeat is complete for the iowa hawkeyes! >> reporter: all eyes are on the university of iowa's caitlin clark after losing in last year's championship, which drew 9.9 million viewers. the ncaa scoring leadser telling our robin roberts how she's gearing up for this time around. >> how do you prepare for your final march madness? >> march madness i think is the best post season tournament in all sports. i have been on the losing side

of an upset. my sophomore year we lost to straighten when we were a two seed. i think understanding your season can end in the blink of an eye so you better be ready to play. also, it goes so fast. soak in every single moment and second. just enjoy it and have fun with my team mates. it will be over before i know it. >> little before she knows it. lots of eyes on caitlin clark. lot of people talking about this moment overnight. let me take you there. 2.3 seconds left in regulation. marquette with the buzzer beater over villanova. so they thought. the golden eagles going into overtime to finish the job. and, of course, texas a&m and corpus christi texas a&m punched their ticket to the big dance, the first in the school's history, guys. things are really heating up. >> very exciting. we're looking forward to selection sunday. >> bracketology. >> all right. coming up here on good morning america, the new sign of trouble between prince william and prince harry, and the growing fallout from the princess kate photo scandal.

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november 2021 to november 2023. owners are entitled to a refund. we have more ahead including bees swarming a tennis match. sam is around here somewhere with that story. but first let's look at this. royal family, princes william and harry, not appearing together at an event honoring their late mother, princess diana, as the palace deals with the fallout from the princess kate photo editing scandal. james longman is at buckingham palace with more. james, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. royal family seems to be dealing with difficulties on multiple fronts. the king's battle with cancer, the speculation that is still swirling around that kate photo. of course, the on going rift between william and harry. this morning new signs of trouble for the royal family. prince william and his brother harry appearing at the diana awards, an event honoring their mother, but choosing not to appear together.

>> this evening's legacy awar is particularly special as it marks the 25th anniversary year of diana. that legacy is something that we sought to focus on through our work. >> reporter: william made an appearance in person, delivering remarks then leaving before prince harry appeared virtually from california. >> my mum would be incredibly proud of all the work that you've done. i'm incredibly proud. >> reporter: this as the fallout from the royal photo scandal confusion surrounding princess kate plagued the family. now saying kensington palace are absolutely not considered a trustworthy source. that after they put out this doctored photograph of kate and her children. these areas showing where the photo was manipulated. >> when you are let down by a source, the bar is raised and we send out to all our team to be more vigilant about the content coming across our desk even from what we would call trusted sources. >> reporter: the princess issuing a response after agencies took it down saying, like many amateur photographer,

i do occasionally experiment with editing. i want to express my apologies that any confusion the photo caused. it is one of the few times the public has seen kate since her abdominal surgery in january. concerns over the future queen's health spawning conspiracy theories. >> this will be the most shocking video of the entire series. i pray this is not true. ♪ >> reporter: all this comes as her sister in law decided it was the right moment to take to instagram to launch a new lifestyle brand which features this video of the duchess of sussex hard at work in the kitchen. now the trademark registration for meghan's new brand promises table ware, cookware. the brand was only launched yesterday on instagram but has already 300,000 followers. guys? >> james, thank for that update. now to the mystery in nashville. a university of missouri student vanishing after leaving a bar

owned by country music super star luke bryan. stephanie ramos is here with the latest as that investigation continues. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: good morning. 22-year-old riley strain vanished. he was last seen at that bar a week ago. multiple agencies are now searching the area for any sign of him. this morning luke bryan lending his voice to the desperate search for missing missouri college student riley strain. the country star posted on social media, y'all, this is serious. praying for his safe return. the 22-year-old was last seen friday with his fraternity brothers at luke's restaurant in nashville before vanishing. the restaurant owned by bryan. >> right now we have no idea what happened with this gentleman. we don't believe there's any crime involved, however. all of our resources are dedicated towards locating him. >> reporter: newly released surveillance video, strain is seen running through a parking lot last friday night losing his balance and falling.

a different camera showing the 6' 7" native walking down the street hunched over. strain's friend said they lost sight of him just before 10 p.m. when he was kicked out of the bar. he said their group tried to call him and use snapchat location to see if they could find him. both were unsuccessful. authorities going building to building, using boats with sonar and drones to scan the nearby river. law enforcement say there's no indication of foul play. >> the last ping that they had was off a cell tower near top golf which is on the other side of the river. however, the radius is about two miles so it doesn't give us a direction of travel or more detailed information. >> reporter: strain's relatives on the ground in nashville since last saturday, are pleading for answers. >> he's always texting me, calling me, facetiming me. he's always in touch with me. always. >> reporter: investigators say they are leaving no stone unturned in this investigation. guys, they are searching through security footage from the area. also, asking anyone for information.

>> such a mystery. let's hope they find him very soon. thank you very much. we're going to turn to new details on the sudden death of a seemingly healthy indiana mother while flying home from vacation. eva pilgrim is here with what we're learning from that case. good morning. >> her family and friends tell us she appeared to be the picture of health. her death coming as a complete surprise. no foul play. this morning new details in the shocking death of an indiana mother who died after suddenly falling ill mid return flight from vacation. >> it was unexpected for anyone that's 41 years old, active. >> reporter: according to a new document reviewed by abc news, the autopsy finding stephanie smith died of natural causes, specifically a dissection of the left carotid artery. >> carotid arteries are a pair of the most important arteries in our body. with a dissection, that can

ultimately disrupt the flow of blood into the brain. >> reporter: stephanie's family and friends saying there were no obvious warning science. she had been on a five night vacation with her boyfriend and two friends at an all-inclusive resort in the dominican republic. minutes into her flight home, she lost consciousness. >> her head kind of tilted back in her seat. her eyes were kind of rolled in the back. she started convulsing. >> reporter: a doctor and nurses on the flight performing cpr. the plane making an emergency landing where she was rushed to a hospital and later pronounced dead. just hours before that flight, stephanie seen here smiling in a photo with hotel staff. her friend, maria, who took that photo, saying she in no way seemed unwell. >> she was an athlete growing up. >> reporter: abc news learning stephanie had a history of high blood pressure, but it is not known if hypertension contributed to stephanie's death. >> we can say we know with turbulence in the air, there is some potential for trauma there.

and trauma is one possible cause of carotid artery dissection. in terms of high blood pressure, there's much of a relationship between flying and pressure. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ >> reporter: family and friends say the 41-year-old x-ray technician loved being a mom to her two teenage children. >> we're just trying to piece together what happened and being able to have some closure with that and some answers. >> her family still stunned by her passing, now planning to have a celebration of life for her later next week after her body is returned. just very sad. >> two kids behind, too. >> all right. sad and scary. thank you, eva. coming up next, the clock is ticking on tik tok. now who's lining up to buy the popular app? stick around.

back with the race to buy tik tok. with the clock ticking with a possible ban on the app, big u.s. names lining up for a shot at the big prize. our chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis joins us with the latest. rebecca, good morning. >> good morning to you, whit. they all want a piece of tik tok. it is one of the most popular social media apps around. now some maybe surprising names are throwing their hat in the ring of buyers. this morning tik tok's many suitors. >> it's a great business. >> they may not look like typical influencers. >> here's a 15 second tik tok to let you know this is the easiest to care for plant out there.

>> buttoned up executives from former treasury secretary steve mnuchin to shark tank's kevin o'leary. >> i'll guarantee it's safe for parents, users, large and small businesses alike. >> and former activision ceo, bobby cotick who, according to the wall street journal, has expressed interest all lining up to potentially buy and influence tik tok, which boasts 170 million users in the u.s. one in four of them under the age of 20. even though the app isn't technically for sale, it comes on the heels of a bipartisan bill that passed the house. if signed into law, it would force tik tok parent company bytedance, which is chinese, to tell tik tok or face a ban in the u.s. lawmakers are concerned over china's access to american user data. despite tik tok's efforts to mobilize users against the measure.

>> 170 million americans use our app. it's going to impact several million small businesses. i hope their voices are heard. >> with billions on the line, the bill heads to the senate. president biden, who recently joined tik tok, has said he'll sign it if it reaches his desk. and before anything changes there are still a lot of hurdles. first tik tok's price. it will cost billions. that narrows down who can afford to buy it. then the algorithm, this is the thing that determines what pops up in your feed. would china be willing to part with that? that is if the chinese agree to sell tik tok to the u.s. that is still a very big if, guys. >> lot of questions. >> if one of the sharks buys it how interesting is that? >> very. >> coming up next here, it is our play of the day. stick around. groom.

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>> this morning a bee-saoefpl arre moment halting play at a major tennis match. >> we have something happening with bees here. >> thousands of bees swarming the court at the indian wells open in southern california. >> that is obviously very popular with bees. >> the bees stinging the second ranked player in the world on the head as they swarm the camera right above the court. the queen bee apparently taking up residence on the camera. >> if the queen is there, they will follow her. >> officials calling in this man, lance davis, who runs a bee removal service called killer bee live removal. >> i think he's done it bee-fore. >> i think you might bee right. >> davis was able to vacuum up the bee, allowing the match to resume. carlos may have been stung but it did not slow him down. he went on to easily beat his opponent. >> i'm not going to lie. i'm a little bit afraid of the bees. >> aren't we all though?

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urgent warning about staying safe in the sun. the downside of popular medications used for weight loss. the experts warning that they may pose problems for people with common eating disorder, and what doctors can do to protect their patients. >> can't touch this. ♪ >> and you can't touch this trend. baggy pants have made a comeback. >> come on. it looks like they just fell out of bed and put on some baggy pants. >> we're breaking down how you can wear the '90s look. plus what it means for our skinny jeans, as we say good morning america. >> announcer: live in times square, this is gma. >> my oh my. good friday morning. >> my, my, my. >> it's a little bit before my time, whit johnson. good morning, america. it's only friday. you got to get up and head the work. but in the spirit of fashion this morning, we have a little

flashback friday for you. >> there it is. >> this guy. >> good grief. >> we're talking about big pants. look how big those were. [ laughter ] >> yep. i don't know what's more disturbing the pants or the hoop earring. >> styling. >> early '90s were a special time. >> do you know what never goes out of style though? sleep. we love that. lori is here with the right stuff for sleep week. can't wait for that. >> first a look at top stories breaking at 8 starting with severe weather across the heartland. at least ten reported tornados touching down from texas to ohio. ginger tracking that all. good morning. >> morning to you, whit. at least three people are dead in ohio because of a tornado. we've got dozens injured all the way back to indiana, where we had 350 severe storm reports across the huge swath texas up through ohio. you can see the damage there in winchester, indiana. we'll get out and do the surveys on all of those tornados today.

it's still happening as we speak. waking up south of san angelo. from say junction back to del rio, you're in a severe thunderstorm watch. birmingham, alabama, into the northern parts of alabama, the mountains there. also could see damaging winds with embedded tornados inside there. large hail is going to be possible throughout today especially with those southern storms. austin and san antonio, i want you on the lookout. anywhere from jacksonville to montgomery, tuscaloosa included, this will be an on going thing all day. so keep an eye on those storms. have two ways to get your warnings. >> ginger, thank you very much. we're going to turn to a new report on what may have caused a flight to new zealand to take a sudden plunge, injuring at least 50 people on board. this morning we're learning of a possible cause for the terrifying moment seen in videos circulating online, showing panicked passengers aboard this flight. >> i looked up to see the gentleman that was sitting next to me on the roof of the plane. >> according to the wall street journal, a flight attendant hit a switch on the pilot's seat

while serving them a meal. that engaged a motorized feature, pushing the pilot into the controls, forcing the plane's nose down. that switch, the journal says, isn't supposed to be used while a pilot is sitting in the seat. the report cites u.s. industry officials briefed on preliminary evidence from an investigation of the incident, which injured at least 50 people aboard the boeing 787 dream liner. this revelation contrary to what one of the pilots told one passenger when he asked what happened after the sudden plunge. >> he said, my instruments, i just lost them. then all of a sudden they just came back instantly, within a split second. but enough to cause the plane to do whatever it did. >> the chilean based airline saying at the time the plane experienced a technical event during flight which caused strong movement. the investigation is on going. it is led by chile's civil aviation industry. it's really important to figure out what exactly caused this. if there's an issue with that plane, they'll have to issue an alert to airlines all around the

world to make sure they know this switch is there and to be mindful of it. >> still lots of questions unanswered. gio, thank you for that. we turn now to solar eclipse mania on the rise. sam is back with that. the countdown, this is really cool we get to see it here. >> it's super cool. so much of the country stretching from the texas/mexico border. all the way up into maine will actually get a crack of seeing this. expectations for this are sky high. it's a big event, but it's weeks away still. circle april 8th. and this morning, one major zoo is inviting the public in. it will be interesting to see how the animals actually react to this very rare event. that is what millions may be doing come april 8th when the total eclipse is set to darken the sky. many gearing up already. the total eclipse, a result of the moon passing between our earth and the sun. this event happening in the sky, but it has plenty here on earth excited.

>> we got tickets from germany, from canada. people are taking it seriously. >> the dallas zoo is one of the lucky locations in the path of totality, meaning they could get complete darkness for about four minutes. they're planning for the event, giving away free eclipse glasses with ticket purchase. the staff is also looking forward to how the animals may react. >> we know birds often are talked about in terms of going quiet during an eclipse. the flamingos might be one of those areas they would gather around and protect some of the young. then our primates and elephants, some of those intelligent animals, maybe something where they notice something's going on. >> while viewing the eclipse, be sure to protect your eyes. for your four legged friends, you might just want to keep them indoors. looking directly at the sun's visible surface for under a minute can cause some serious damage to your eyes. one of the most affordable and

simplest ways of observing the eclipse is by using a pair of eclipse shades. these are made of special materials that block out well over 99% of the sun's light. wal-mart even selling an eclipse bundle package, so you can pick and choose what you might need for this special event, including not only the shade, but a cooler, a folding chair and even a candy bar. not just any candy bar it's a milky way. we've got a lot of this stuff here. we are all gearing up for the event. you've got to plan it out. wal-mart has a solar eclipse kit, in case you wanted one. we've got a lot of the stuff here. the most important things are the glasses. gio? are you into the cosmic look? lot of retailers are selling these. make sure they're proper eye wear for an eclipse. it's an absolute must if you want to look at it or look up to the sky. the rest of the stuff is just fun. there's a chair. you want to sit outside. should i pass down the milky ways? >> pass them down. we've been waiting for you do that. >> milky ways. so again, you want to make the most of it. we are not going to see another

one in the united states until 2044. big event because long part of the country. >> long period of totality, too. four minutes is a good time to take it all in. >> pro tip, whit, because i'm not giving you everything you need. science.nasa.gov is what i used to get all the information for this. they have a great site. everything is on there. >> we grew up going to -- >> my family saw the great american eclipse in 2017. we had rv's and tents out there. great time. absolutely. sam, thank you so much for the treats. we appreciate it. coming up on our gma morning menu, christie brinkley revealing her skin cancer diagnosis and her message for others this morning. also ahead, the concern about weight loss drugs and eating disorders. what doctors can do to help protect their patients. plus bon jovi announcing a new video. sam will have more on that. >> i'm so excited.

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christie brinkley, the latest celebrity getting candid about their cancer journey. the 70-year-old telling fans on instagram how she discovered her skin cancer, but also issuing a warning to others to take that prevention seriously. this morning supermodel christie brinkley considering herself lucky after she had basil cell carcinoma, the most common type of skin cancer in the u.s., removed from her face. the 70-year-old showing photos of her bandaged face writing on instagram that doctors removed the cancer and stitched me up to perfection. according to the american academy of dermatology, more than 3 million people are diagnosed with basil cell carcinoma every year. >> luckily, it's the least aggressive of the skin cancers. we find it most common on head and neck, areas that are constantly receiving uv light. we know it's a carcinogen. >> reporter: brinkley sharing the cancer was discovered not by

her own doctor, but by her daughters. during her daughter's checkup, she asked the doctor to check out a tiny dot on her face. he took a look and knew immediately it needed a biopsy. he did it then and there. >> early detection is critical with basil cell carcinoma. it's one of the skin cancers we can cure if we find it early. that's why we are always talking about annual skin tests and self-checking at home. it can save your life. >> reporter: brinkley urging fans and followers to use sun protection admitting, i got serious a bit late. i will be slathering on my spf30, wearing a wide brim hat and doing regular total body checkups. that is a must. treatment for basil cell carcinoma can be highly cured if detected early. doctors emphasize anyone can get skin cancer. you should ask your doctor about any changes in moles or if you notice any regions. spf30 or above, 50 if you'll be in the sun for prolonged period of time.

>> everyone, all the time, every day. >> every day. >> all right. thank you very much, morgan. now to medications youed for weight loss and their impact on people with eating disorsd. experts say these drugs could potentially trigger dangerous eating habits and are calling for careful patient screening. eva pilgrim is back with details on that. good morning again, eva. >> good morning, janai. the wild popularity has glamorized weight loss. that has experts concerned this could fuel eating disorders. ozempic and other popular medications used for weight loss can be a life saver for those with obesity, dabetes or chronic conditions, but doctors say they may pose real problems for people with common eating disorders like anorexia, bulimia or binge eating. >> when you have an eating disorder, you already have your brain telling you your body is wrong. >> reporter: 9% of the u.s. population or 28.8 million american, will have an eating disorder in their life time. that can affect people in every weight category.

in fact, people who are overweight are more likely to be undiagnosed. some experts worry these medications could potentially reinforce it. >> the proliferation of glp-1 is a reminder to people that our society values people of a certain size. >> reporter: cole casden, author of "what's eating us" says the onus is on doctors to care fly screen their patients. >> there are so many people with eating disorders who may never get diagnosed. and so it's important that we take extra care when prescribing these drugs for weight loss, that the person who is receiving them is not someone who is suffering from an eating disorder. >> my entire life felt consumed by thoughts about food and my body. frankly, it made my life smaller. >> reporter: 25-year-old meredith is recovering from the anorexia she experienced as a teen. she says it's our culture that needs to change. >> i can't go on social media or

watch tv without telling us something about why we have a society that tells people weight loss is something they're obligated to pursue. >> as a psychologist we first need to challenge diet culture. this idea that what is beautiful is small and thin. also this idea of what is healthy is small and thin. and that really is what under lines the entire conversation. >> reporter: here's the take away. eating disorders come in all shapes and sizes. these experts telling us doctors really have to look at the full picture of a person before determining if this is a good choice for them. you can pick up a copy of "what's eating us" out on paperback today. janai? >> thank you. now to pop news with sam. give us what you got. >> are you ready? >> we're ready. >> take off the cowboy hat. give it a little garth brooks tuck right there. we are beginning with great pop news for country music fans. the annual cma fest is back in nashville this summer. now we know the performers set to take the stages.

and i mean stages. at the longest running country music festival in the world. get this, kelsey ballerini, also brothers osborn, luke bryan, jelly roll, cody johnson. it doesn't stop there. keith urban, ashley mcbride, megan maroni, carly pierce. can i just announce these now? is this not the longest list? i'm exhausted. [ laughter ] also on board -- that's just a list of 100 artists who will perform. look at that list on the screen. i don't have time for that. across ten stages across the city during a four-day festival. it used to be such a small thing. now it's huge. you don't want to miss this. cma fest takes place june 6th-9th. tickets are on sale now. if you can't make to it nashville for all the fun, we have you covered. you can catch the action on a cma special that will air right here on abc. i wouldn't leave you out in the cold for this. i just wouldn't. now some important pop news. words to live by. it's my life, it's now or never,

i ain't gonna live forever. you know who i'm referencing. it's bon jovi, announcing a brand new album called "forever." the first single, the first music video, just dropped. check it out. ♪ ♪ i'm where i wanna be ♪ ♪ friday night comes around like a song sweet carolina we all sing along ♪ got my brown eyed girl she believes in me legendary ♪ >> come on. with the solo. legendary. it's already a hit, right? jon bon jovi saying that this record is a return to joy for the band. not only did the band announce new music on the way. but they premiered their docu series south by southwest. thanks to for the story.

it's a four part series that celebrates the band's 40th anniversary. premieres friday april 26th on hulu. bon jovi's forever album drops june 7th. lot going on. >> bring back the bon jovi hair. >> only jon does it. right? only jon does it. now swifties, this is our era, right? rejoice. taylor swift, the eras tour, taylor's version, has finally made its debut on disney +. were you awake last night to watch it? of course you were. to celebrate it we're highlighting another acoustic performance she added to the set just for disney +. her song "i can see you." take a look. ♪ i can see you your jacket on the floor ♪ ♪ i can see you makes me want you even more ♪ ♪ what would you do if you could only know that i could see you oh i could see you ♪

>> she can do everything, all the time perfectly. "i can see you" is a track from "speak now" taylor's version. it dropped in july last year. she debuted the music video during one of her eras tour shows at arrow head stadium in kansas city. it is streaming now only on disney +. and that, with a little adjustment, is pop news. >> all good. >> all right, sam, thank you. let's go over to ginger. >> i put my vote in for sam to grow the bon jovi hair. >> i second. [ laughter ] >> all right. it was up to 42 inches of snow, but it was also the wind. look at it at steamboat springs. it was kicking above 60 miles per hour. some places had gusts up to 80. there is more snow coming, but it's from this low pressure system hanging out in the southwest. it will dump snow in parts of arizona, new mexico and southern colorado. let's get a check closer to home.

♪ oh oh oh the right stuff ♪ >> all right. time now for the right stuff. you know what that song means. time for lori bergamotto. she's here closing out the week, with sleep week, to help you get your best sleep. we need your help, lori. help us out here. what do we got? >> we take it very seriously at "good morning america." right? experts say you should swap out your mattresses every seven to ten years. >> really? okay.

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played. come on. >> she's so incredible. caitlin clark is gearing up for the big tournament. she is ready for it. the iowa super star went one on one with robin talking about everything, about the soaring popularity of women's college basketball and why it's the right time for her to enter the wnba. you can see the new special tonight 8:30 on abc news live and streaming tomorrow on hulu. for now let's go over to janai and sam. hey, guys. >> janai and sam. wild and wild. all right. [ laughter ] now to the fashion trend taking over. skinny jeans, they say, are out, and big pants are in, which means it's time to freshen up our closet just in time for spring. sam is going to kick things off by giving us some volume. >> wait until you watch the technology we worked out today. skinny jeans, i'm sorry. you had a good run, your time is done. now it's time to, watch this work.

>> whoa! >> did it really work? >> it doesn't get any more wild than that. this morning we're going to help our gma producers update their closets. first take a look. ♪ can't touch this ♪ >> reporter: for fashion lovers, baggy pants are back. with stars like billie eilish, rihanna and harry styles going wider than ever. >> come on. it looks like they just fell out of bed and put on some baggy pants. >> reporter: with the demand for the '90s trend getting bigger. online searches for baggy jeans grew 50%. >> baggy denim can be found at any price point. you are seeing this from people high end designers like celine down to gap, j. crew, target. you name it, baggy denim is available to the

mass. >> reporter: but wait. is the domination of skinny jeans over? >> who knows? that wasn't a question. >> reporter: tight fitting denim lovers may disagree. >> i have a better buy especially in these jeans. [ laughter ] >> reporter: while the popularity of skinny slacks have gotten slimmer over the past couple year, this style continues to account for 30% of total women's jean sales. the question remain, are you on board for the big pants takeover? >> we will see. okay. style expert and founder of the essentials super guide, lilliana vasquez is here with tips and tricks to make you look good. all of these looks are shopable. good morning to you. okay. so first, we've got our producers who are going to come out. we're starting with danielle, who needs a little help getting away from skinny jeans. >> she doesn't want to let them go. as a lot of women.

>> right. me included. let's take a look. >> i have been wearing skinny jeans for as long as i can remember. everybody's talking about this big pants trend. i'm so scared to try this because i have like 20 pair of skinny jeans. i don't know what to do. let's see. >> what's your advice? >> that sentiment is so common. i hear this all the time from my clients. danielle come on out and show us. >> wow! >> yes! >> wow! >> yes! yes! >> okay. think of this. when you are stepping into this trend, you don't have to go extreme. right? take baby steps. a great way is with a high rise wide leg. it really creates a beautiful balance in the body. another key here, you want to belt it. a belt helps define the waist so you don't feel lost in all that fabric. yes, exactly. and then a classic white shirt.

a beautiful black pump. these are things you already have in your closet. it's a great way to step into spring with a fresher more modern take on the jean. >> yes, girl. so good. >> danielle. >> i was worried, but i'm ready for date night. >> that's right. you look so good. doug had an unfortunate relationship with baggy pants in his life. take a look. >> i wore a lot of baggy pants in high school and college. i look back at those photos and i didn't love the way i look. i kind of cringe. i'm nervous, but i'm willing to give it another shot. let's see what happens. >> all right. come on out. let's see. >> yeah! >> look at this. okay. this is not the same outfit he was wearing in any of those photos. that was all doug.

this is all me. okay? the key with men doing this, i love the idea of a more tailored waoeu leg. not as baggy as you wore in college. and if you notice when he was wearing them in college, he was also wearing the big oversized wind breaker, jacket. we gave him a beautiful trim bomber. kept it all in the neutral zone. it creates a cohesive look, modern, fresh, so cool. doug, you've been checking yourself out a lot since i got you dressed today. just saying. [ laughter ] >> so good. he looks great. >> whit johnson, take note. okay. finally, our producer is concerned about trying this out. take a look. >> look how many skinny jeans i own. i am not ready for the big jean trend. honestly, they won't look good on me. >> all right. come on out. [ applause ] >> woo! >> yes! >> great. >> gorgeous.

>> you don't have to do it in a denim style. a wide leg trouser like this is the perfect way to try this out. especially if you're wearing it to work. the key is all about balance. a cross jacket with a wide leg trouser is so flattering on the body. it's all about balance. styling is just a little series of choices that you make. tiny update makes a huge difference. >> it works for kids. let's bring out kayla. >> kayla! >> come on out. >> yes! >> so fun. >> yes! same thing with kids. >> balance. >> with kids, you want to make sure they are a little cropped so they don't trip over their shoes when they're running on the playground. beautiful. we love it. thank you so much, lilliana. you can shop all of these looks on our website good morning america.com. coming up our friends kate and charlie gibson are here. >> you did so good. >> yes.

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we are back with kate and charlie gibson. they have an announcement to make. it's been almost two years since they debuted their popular podcast the bookcase. now they're launching a monthly series called writer in residence. they're both joining us with their first writer the author behind "kitchens of the great midwest" and "saturday night at the late night supper club." good morning to all of you. great to have you here.

j. ryan, let's start with you. when kate and charlie approached you with this idea, had to take a moment to think about, right? you're peeling back the curtain into your writing process. how did you first respond to that? >> oh wow. it's a tremendously vulnerable thing to write and put your work out in the world. now i'm sharing it publicly. i have just got to say, to writers at home, don't do what i'm doing. [ laughter ] find your own route. yeah. my own route is pretty peculiar to me. >> we'll be pulling out your underwear drawer for our audience. yeah. one of the things we've realized in this show is the writing processes are unique. we talked to a writer who starts with the last line and works backward. we had one writer who wrote a scene in the middle and wrote backwards and forwards. there seems to be no wrong way to do it. we're looking forward to getting a front seat to the insanity of the process. >> yeah.

>> absolutely. >> so what is the process that you say is unique for you? >> well, both of my parents were big readers but my mom was a big influence on my life. when she went back to college to get her english degree when i was a kid, it was so inspirational to me. and i knew that she always wanted to write a novel. but, unfortunately, she passed away at 55 having not started one. so when i sit down i think i want to write books that she would have written, or perhaps the books she would have enjoyed reading. i put her in my characters to keep her alive. she passed away over 20 years ago. that's 20 years of love i didn't get to put anywhere else. >> exactly. you've said in all of the three books, all of which have been very successful. you've told us she's in every one of them.

that in some way, she's influenced that. now i gather, we catch you at a good time. you're just beginning this fourth novel. so what are you gonna do? how is your mom gonna be in this one? you said she died at 55. >> that's right. >> she never got to live the second half of her life. what are you going to do? >> i'm going to pick up where she left off and try to imagine what her life could have been going forward. >> you're going to give her the second act. >> yeah. >> i'm interested, if you know. you're on your fourth book now. are you familiar with what happens to you mentally when you write a book? like by page 80 i'm questioning why i started. by 120 i think i'm a genius? does your partner, brooke, does she know what your mental patterns are? does she know when it's time to give you oxygen, for instance? >> brooke follows my mental pattern. we share a lovely 4-year-old autumn, who gets more mom

attention when dad's upstairs writing. i feel like every time i sit down i'm writing my debut novel all over again. i sit down. i look at document one in word and go, what do i do again? >> yeah. >> but a little like john abeck, who you mentioned earlier. i like to know my ending and i start from there. i have a sense of what the ending is. i have a sense of what the tone will be. i know the destination and the writing process is plotting the course. >> you write to that destination? >> that's right. >> that you have to figure out how to get there. >> yeah. >> you know how you're going to start? >> no. i usually write my first chapter near the end. i figured that out by writing my first novel. i'm going to try to nail these first 10, 15 pages. they may be the only pages people will ever read, so i have got to really get them down. >> charlie came from your perspective. where did this idea come from? what do you hope people will take away from the series? >> it came from my husband, who occasionally has a good idea. he married me. [ laughter ]

but he came to me and said, you seem to love talking to writers about how they do what they do. i said i think it's amazing because i can't imagine a process more riddled with self-doubt and self-criticism. he said you should talk to a writer from start to finish. see if they will talk you through what they do. and what about j. ryan? i was like, yeah, he's crazy enough to do that. >> j. ryan has been a friend of yours for years. >> yeah. >> so what are the pitfalls in your writing? is there something you think, oh, that's going to be trouble? or do you think, this could be really interesting and kate and charlie will be a sounding board? >> well, you might have to tune into the podcast to find out. [ laughter ] >> what's the name of that podcast again? [ laughter ] >> we're gonna mention that right now. charlie, kate, j. ryan, thank you so much for coming on. we appreciate it. the latest episode of the bookcase with kate and charlie gibson is available for free wherever you listen to podcasts. j. ryan is a writer in residence

journey begins next thursday, march 21st. thank you again. really appreciate. ginger, over to you? >> you got my interest piqued. i'll be listening. all right. let's check in on los angeles. they've got trees down from all that wind. 40 to 80 mile per hour winds in and around l.a. they had more wind advisories yesterday. today it's reduced to this. there's plenty of them throughout the midwest. some gusts will be upwards 30, 40 miles an hour. could take down trees especially where you get saturation. let's get a check closer to home. >> we've rolled up our sleeves because the latinos are about to cook. von diaz is here to take us island hopping with some tropical cooking. smells good. stick around.

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>> we are back with writer von diaz and her new cookbook, isla. a celebration of tropical cooking. >> thank you. >> our taste testers have already started to try some of the recipes over there. janai and whit. also charlie and j. could not resist. >> writer j. ryan came here to talk about his book and said, do i get to eat? >> start eating. start cooking. what do we got here? >> we're going to start by marinading. my book is isla. food of islands across the planet. marinading is the first technique you learn in this cookbook. okay. we're going to start by making the marinade. start popping these inhere. lemongrass, ginger, garlic, all those things. >> really get in there. >> put in some cilantro. that's okay. no problem. >> that's what happens. something spills. >> pop all those things in

there. >> okay. >> these are what are going to penetrate your chicken and make it super flavorful. let's put the lid on. there we go. there we go. we've got a premade marinade here. i'm going to pour this on for you. you're going to just start to mix it around. i prefer to use these. tongs are your friends. latinos, we just put it all in there. you want to get the flavor all over this. watch out for your white shirt. tumeric will stain your clothes. that's one of the ingredients. basically what you're doing here is getting that flavor into the chicken. it's almost grilling season so this is good for you all to start working on. typically marinade it for eight hours or overnight. you can even marinate it for a full day. right? then we're going to move over here. >> you're the expert.

>> not ready yet. all right. today we're using a grill pan. you can also do this on a different grill that you put over the top. you can put it on a charcoal grill, a tabletop grill. i'll let you flip them. there you go. >> why is everyone clapping? >> there we go. that's the color you want. >> that's beautiful. look at that pine apple. >> in addition to this marinated chicken, we've got pieces of pineapple that are incredible. while you're flipping those, let me tell you how to pick the perfect pineapple. this pineapple needs to be more this color. when you pick one at the grocery store, pick it up, give it a sniff. if it has a smell, great. if you can pull out the leaves easily, it's ready to go. get in there, charlie. >> all right. we're gonna let those cook for a little bit.

there we go. just like that. does this remind you of something you have seen before? >> oh, absolutely. >> what does it remind you of? >> all of my abuelo's looking. for sure. that's gorgeous. okay. and then what do we have here? [ laughter ] >> we're still not ready to eat. before we move on to that, these are ready to go. put them here. i have got this piece of foil. any time you are grilling you want to let your meat rest. just tent it with foil so it stays warm and settles. >> why don't you get started? >> while these things are grilling, you can do this in realtime. right. we're going to make a cucumber chow. cucumber chow is from trinidad. we have all our ingredients here. we have garlic. loss it in there. little sugar.

that's right. super spicy. habernaro peppers. if you're not a spicy person, you don't need to leave them in there. cilantro. >> how is it tasting? >> tell me. >> i have never had this for breakfast in minnesota. [ laughter ] >> now you have. >> janai, whit, how is it tasting over there? >> delicious. >> so good, janai had to take out her invisa-line. [ laughter ] >> you're going to pour it on there, on to the cucumber. perfection. >> when gio was in college and professor asked what are you go doing when you grow up? he said, i'm going to empty dishes. [ laughter ] >> there you go. when you stir, you want to do the rest. right? give it a solid stir. >> fabulous. >> then, boom, there you go. there you go. >> you can get the recipes on good morning america.com. we'll be right back.

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drive times for this morning from santa rosa to the to petaluma, only about 15 minutes, so not too bad. >> all right. all that wind out there keeping temperatures pretty mild. 63 in hayward. winds at the surface 20 to 35 miles an hour. look at that 60 three half moon bay. but that's a north wind at 32 miles an hour. and from vollmer peak, we've got some upper 50s. so the winds will be with us for the first half of the day. then they back off the second half of the day. a beautiful weekend ahead. low 70s for most. >> thank you lisa. now it's time for live with kelly and with ked we'll be and deja vu: it's live with kelly and mark. ♪♪ today, film, television, and stage star, david alan grier. plus, fun and easy crafting ideas for the whole family. also, we check in with our amazing viewers on another edition of inbox.