starting at 6 a.m. it's going to be. i'm excited about tomorrow. >> me too. >> one of the best days of the year. >> and now that the whole newsroom gets excited right. and you can just watch the puppy cam the entire morning, stream it and see us in there in the pens playing with the puppies. you can't adopt possibly. >> robin: good morning, for our viewers in the west, a major storm with millions in its path. >> say it ain't snow, heavy snow on the way from minnesota to maine, and we are headed for a weekend wash out to the northeast. ginger is tracking the >> michael: trouble and security breach at a major american airport. how able to board an air flight without a ticket. >> robin: escape from chaos, americans evacuated from haiti airlifted to florida.

the heroin accounts hundreds of americans still trying to get out. matt rivers live from port-au-prince. >> urgent, convicted felon and his accomplice. >> i want to make sure the public knows these folks are dangerous. >> after an ambush in idaho left three officers shot. >> royal security breach, employees where princess kate was treated now under investigation for trying to access her medical records. >> major league scandal, the most popular player in baseball, shohei ohtani, his interpreter three fired accused of stealing to pay off gambling debts. >> "gma" investigates... a new push to make cars safer for women wit dummies that actually mimics what happens to women in an accident. could the new dummies be a way to save smart lives? >> lucky to be alive, a hot air balloon with four people on

board board flew into a power line and crashed to the ground. caught on camera, an elephant goes on attack lifting a truck with its tusk. how did the vacation safari go so wrong? ♪ ♪ >> robin: can we move things with our minds? the video overnight of a paralyzed man who received a brain implant appearing to move a computer mouse with his mind. >> it was like using the force. >> robin: is this a big step forward into the future? >> announcer: live in times square, this is "good morning america." >> robin: it is a dramatic way to come onto the air. this thursday morning. oh, my goodness, but we do have a lot ahead, a big day for college hoops. march madness in full swing and the women tipping things off as the first round gets underway for the men and trust our spirit

we will check in with will reeve and his bracket later >> george: student loan in the hour. forgiveness, the biden administration with millions of debt canceled for americans. we will have the latest from the white house on that. >> michael: it is spring and it is spring, but it doesn't feel like it, ginger is tracking the storm on the move bringing snow and rain to millions, ginger, good morning. >> ginger: the complaints by the makeup and hair folks, it is too cold, but that series, the wind and the temperatures 5-10 degrees below average and maybe up to 15, but the windchill in the 20s in new york, pittsburgh teens, buffalo 11, 18 columbus, and yes, you put some moisture with that, you have snow squalls and that makes snow in vermont. so much so i-89 had a closure for a time. the squalls were part of the first entity. we have the winter weather advisory all the way from north dakota to wisconsin and a couple of storms, tomorrow morning will make for twin cities down to the northern suburbs of chicago. and it will mix with another one

from the south. that will mean a lot of rain, especially at the coast on saturday. we are talking super soaker washington, d.c., philadelphia, new york city, boston and watch this green part, too, away from the coast of lake city or providence, a lot of people 4-8 inches above average, so saturated and this weekend will get worse. >> robin: this is another type of march madness. >> ginger: it sure is. >> robin: we will check back in a moment. but now an investigation into an alarming airport security breach and how a man was able to get on a delta air lines flight in utah without a ticket. our transportation correspondent, gio benitez, is tracking this for us. good morning to you. >> gio: hey, robin, this is incredible. the fbi is investigating because this man allegedly made it on the delta flight without a ticket like you said. here is what the court documents say, the 26-year-old man caught on camera sunday at salt lake city taking photos of multiple passengers' phones and boarding passes while they were

not looking. he then used his phone as a boarding pass to get on that plane. now, once on board, he entered the laboratory until the doors were shut and began to taxi. a flight attendant approached him and realized the man did not have a ticket receipt. the plane arrested with stowing away on an aircraft. it turns out the man was booked on two standby flights southwest, but both of those were full. so, he actually tried to get on the delta flight. he told investigators it was a mistake and he was only trying to get home. delta says it is cooperating with the investigation, but without a doubt, look at this, this was a serious security breach. so, they have to look at this. this investigation is very, very critical, george. >> george: gio, thank you very much. the donald trump's financial latest now on troubles, challenging his claim he cannot raise nearly $500 million bond that the court is demanding in a civil fraud case. aaron katersky is at the trump tower, which could be seized by the estate,

good morning, aaron. >> good morning to you, george, it was unusual to hear someone so boast about his wealth said he could not obtain a bond, and the new york attorney general wants donald trump to try harder. this morning, new york attorney general, letitia james, urging an appeals court to ignore donald trump's claim that securing the bond is a practical impossibility. his lawyer said trump is facing insurmountable difficulties in obtaining a bond to guarantee he can pay if he loses his appeal at nearly $500 billion civil fraud judgment. they say more than 30 insurance companies turned him down, they asked for a court permission post a smaller font or none at all. there was a critical deadline. if trump fails to secure a guarantee by monday, james can begin to drain his bank accounts and seizes real estate. >> are you prepared to have the state moved to seize trump's assets? we are prepared to who make sure it is paid to new yorkers.

speak with the attorney general balked at trump to forgo a full bond and suggest he could try dividing the bond amount among multiple charities or turning over his properties for the court to hold as collateral. like trump tower, which he showed off to barbara walters in 2015. >> i'm looking around, and there is a little cold here. >> i'm doing pretty well. >> state officials can't just padlock trump tower or this trump building on wall street. but michael, they can take legal action like liens and foreclosures until they are satisfied trump can pay the judgment that the judge imposed on them, michael. >> michael: aaron, i am sure you will follow-up monday. big day for that. turn overseas and out to the crisis in haiti. more americans have been evacuated while hundreds are still trapped. there is a dire, new warning the country could soon run out of food. matt rivers is on the scene in haiti's capital this morning, good morning, matt.

>> matt: good morning, michael. two evacuation fights touching down yesterday not far from where we are over at the u.s. embassy. this is something the u.s. state department says it wants to do each day for the foreseeable future. >> this morning, emotional reunions at orlando sanford international airport. >> you obviously saw tears. you saw laughter, joy. >> americans with weeks of unrest in haiti finally coming home. >> we are finally reunited with julienne, our 2-year-old son. it took about two and a half weeks. so, the days were turning into weeks and the weeks turning into months. >> recalling the harrowing journey. >> the very difficult part was getting around and making it to the airport to fly out. it was scary. >> this evacuation for northern haiti where there is little to no gang violence had 14 passengers on board including eight children. wednesday, our team capturing this

department choppers flying 30 americans out of port-au-prince after weeks of chaos. gangs have a stranglehold on the capital city where many americans are still trapped. >> you can hear the gunshots, and you can hear it at night. >> this american hoping to leave port-au-prince today on a state department flight. he chose not to disclose his identity on camera out of fear of gang violence. >> you consider yourself one of the lucky ones? >> that is right. >> because they were so many haitians here, people that you know can't be. >> that is right. >> and of course, americans do have somewhere else to go. haitians that want to leave do not. and the ports closed by the gangs, an official in haiti told me yesterday that this country could quite literally run out of food within the next two weeks. george. >> george: what a desperate situation, okay, matt, thank you. to washington where the biden

administration announcing a new round of debt relief for tens of thousands of borrowers who work in public service. senior white house correspondent selena wang has the details, selena. >> selena: hey, good morning, george. more student loan relief focusing on key campaign promise, and this morning the president is canceling nearly $6 billion in student debt for 78,000 public service workers. now, these are nurses, teachers, firefig and others currently enrolled in the loan program. they will get an email from the president telling them about this relief. now with this latest move, the white house said this administration has canceled a total of $144 billion in debt for nearly 4 million americans. and they say that another nearly 400,000 public service workers are on track to have their student loans forgiven in coming two years. last year, remember, the supreme court struck down biden's plan for all borrowers making less than $125,000 a year. but the president has found ways around that to cancel more

student debt for borrowers. now, with the general election heating up, this person is eager to show the core group of voters he has not given up yet. this morning vowing to use all the tools he can to cancel more student debt for more americans and borrowers, robin. >> robin: all right, selena, thank you. new details into an investigation of possible breach of princess kate's medical records as we learn when she may return to her royal duties. maggie remains outside of buckingham palace for us, good morning, maggie. >> maggie: good morning, robin, we hear princess kate feeling well enough to do some work from home. we also understand that she has been made aware of this potential breach. >> this morning new details about the report of an attempt to breach of kate middleton's iptv reporting three members of staff from the exclusive london clinic are being investigated for allegedly trying to access kate's records after she underwent abdominal surgery in january. a spokesperson from the u.k. privacy watchdog telling "abc news" it received a breach

report without kate's records and assessing the information provided. buckingham palace not commenting saying, "it is a matter for the clinic." the clinic famous for treating members of the royal family including king charles who was there the same time as kate. despite the latest scandal to rock the royal family, prince william all visiting with welsh guard, emily windsor. tmz with video of the couple looking relaxed after shopping at a local market. now new reports kate may make reentrance into royal duties on easter sunday. >> if she goes to church, i'm sure that will -- but not completely. the reality is this probably would have never happened if they didn't get more open about it. but i fully understand when it comes to your medical health, it is your business. >> guys, even with all the intense focus on the royals right now, the family is trying to put their heads down and do

the work. we saw prince william with the welsh guards and the queen in ireland today. even though in the middle of cancer treatment, we saw king charles drive to buckingham palace, george. >> george: thanks. an accomplice who helped him escape during a shoot-out at a hospital. victor oquendo in the latest on the surge, victor, good morning. >> victor: good morning, george, he escaped and sounded like pulled from a movie. authorities say skylar meade injured himself to the point he needed to be transferred to the hospital. and as leaving, an accomplice open fire and ambushed the officers and now this dual is on the run. >> we need someone available for a man down. >> this morning the urgent manhunt for convicted felon in idaho who escaped custody and what police are calling a coordinated attack that left three officers shot. >> i want to make sure that the public knows these folks are dangerous.

>> 31-year-old skylar meade serving a 20-year sentence in maximum-security prison was transported to the hospital late tuesday night for what officials said were self-inflicted wounds that required emerging care. as he was leaving the hospital, an accomplice identified overnight as nicholas umpphenour opened fire hitting two of the corrections officers when they were escaping. >> last seen traveling in a gray honda civic with two plates occupied by two. >> in the ensuing chaos, an officer responded to the scene mistakingly shot a guard at the emergency room entrance. he was convicted at shooting at an office officer a high-speed chase back in 2017, officials also say he was part of a white supremacist gang. >> the three officers shot are in stable condition and expected to survive. he was not due to leave prison until 2036, and the police say he can be anywhere, and he is clearly dangerous, robin.

>> robin: a scary, scary situation, victor. now, to the new records on wall street after critical decision by the federal reserve. elizabeth schulze with what it means for your credit card debt, 401(k), or taking out a new loan, good morning, elizabeth. >> elizabeth: good morning, the federal reserve is fueling this rally in the stock market. the dow jones industrial average surged 100 points, and that is up 1% to a new all-time high. the s&p 500, nasdaq hit new records and the big picture of the s&p up 10% so far this year. to put that into a dollar amount, the typical 401(k) balance is up almost $12,000 of the year. traders are taking comfort in the fact that the fed is still on track to cut interest rates three times this year. the fed is hopeful that inflation is improving enough that they will be able to move forward with the rate cuts, possibly as soon as june. and that would help lower cost if you are trying to take out a new

car loan or paying off credit card debt at a time when americans are carrying a record $1.1 trillion in credit card debt, robin. >> robin: elizabeth, the discount stores are doing what they can to help out households that are dealing with stubborn inflation. >> exactly, robin, aldi or quigley expanding their footprint and aldi adding 800 more stores across the u.s. they are trying to meet the demand from shoppers on the hunt for a deal, robin. >> robin: thanks, michael. >> michael: now to heating up with two massive jackpots up for grabs and getting even bigger. kayna whitworth at the california gas station with a ticket for the largest moderate jackpot ever sold. maybe that is good luck, katie, good morning. >> katie: michael, good morning. we are talking one lucky winner who won $2 billion, yes, billion with a capital b.

look at this sign, they actually had to put the letter b over the letter m. and growing across the country right now because there was no winner in last night's powerball drawing. so that total has ballooned to $750 million for that jackpot. but you need to keep your eye on friday's megamillion drawings because also historic territory as well. looking at a jackpot $977 million. that has only happened about six times in the history of the game and $2 a ticket, it's worth the hype. what are your odds? experts say odds one in more than 300 million. but here is the thing, i'm standing proof that it can happen. i'm telling you, there was a line of people out here yesterday buying tickets again because they believe lightning might strike twice. of guys >> michael: i believe! speed to you do, all by yours yourself. >> robin: thank you, kayna. >> george: biggest star to pay

off gambling bets. >> michael: can we move things with our minds? the reveal of a successful brain implant and how it can change. >> robin: plus, an elephant merely turning over a safari truck filled with tourists. we will tell you what happened next. but first, let's go back to ginger. >> ginger: hey, good morning again, let's start in houston, storm predictions, a mega scale discussion, and it will get rowdy the next couple of hours. midmorning, you can see super cells start to develop and the storms can turn most importantly the large hail threat, which they just went through about a week ago. so you stand down to corpus christi, rockport included, victoria, watch out the next couple of hours. then let's talk florida because marco island, florida, south florida bracing for flood potential because with the storms will come with some really heavy rains. the local weather now in 30 seconds.

>> michael: coming up next, the family trapped in snow for 24 hours and the rescue video

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heavy snow on the way from minnesota to maine. the northeast bracing for a weekend washout. also right now, two have been sentenced for their part in the torture of two black men. a judge gave sheriff deputy 40 years in prison and another officer receives 17 and a half years in prison. then, they call themselves the goons squad. the remaining two officers will be sentenced later today. >> michael: take a look at this video, a huge gust of wind sent this hot air balloon straight into a power line to minnesota. three people on board and, thankfully, no one was seriously injured. and we've got a lot more ahead including white female crash dummies could save lives. the "gma" investigation is coming up. for now, we will turn to the scandal of one of baseball's biggest stars. the dodgers have fired the interpreter for shohei ohtani, a massive theft for ohtani to pay off gambling debts. whit johnson has the story, good morning. >> whit: the dodgers shohei ohtani major league

baseball's highest paid player and his interpreter racking up millions of dollars in gambling debts. the scandal rocking the sport just as the season gets underway. >> shohei ohtani, he rips one -- >> this morning, baseball superstar shohei ohtani fresh off of signing a historic $700 million contract last year is taking a major hit. >> shohei ohtani! >> the dodgers firing ohtani's longtime friend and interpreter, mizuhara after he stole $4.5 million from ohtani to pay off gambling debts. and wagers within th illegal sports book in california. our colleagues at espn reviewed bank information they say shows ohtani's name on two $500,000 payments last year. >> he said ohtani had no knowledge of his gaming debts and had not paid the money through the wire transfers. >> mizuhara denies betting on

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sports book operator said the client never met or spoke with ohtani himself. the interpreter, mizuhara, did not know the betting was illegal, but he says he learned his lesson the hard way and will never do it again. one of the complicating factors here, california does not allow sports betting but other states do. so part of the issue according to the interpreter is that he did not know this was any different than the other betting he had been doing in other places. >> robin: this is a talker. >> michael: a lot of money. >> robin: thank you so much, whit. the new video, a family of six saved after stuck in the snow in oregon for 24 hours and what they were able to do to alert authorities to the location. good morning, rhiannon ally. >> rhiannon: this is truly a miraculous story, cold, wet dehydrated, but most importantly, safe after a family hike turned into a nightmare. video shows the moment the family of six including two children arrived at a base camp

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>> trevor: this played over livestream, incredible, elon musk with a man who was paralyzed had a microchip implanted in his brain and said this has changed his life. we watch him control a computer and play online chess moving the pieces with his thoughts. >> this morning, a major scientific advancement. >> it was like using the force. >> elon musk's neural link introducing the road to they say the first patient with a brain computer implant. >> i love playing chess. it is one of the things that have enabled me to do. something i was unable to do much the last few years. >> noland received the implant in january. seen during the livestream with directing the computer cursor to make the moves. >> how cool it is to do this. >> the goal of elon musk start up is to help people living with debilitating conditions including paralysis communicate and control external devices with their thoughts. >> the device is designed to

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>> michael: back now with a terrifying moment caught on camera when an elephant nearly turned over a safari truck filled with tourists. eva pilgrim has the details, good morning, eva. >> eva: the safari guest and stopped near a watering hole when an elephant came up. we are told some of the taurus -- tourists got to close trying to take pictures irritating the elephant who became aggressive. that is when the guy jumped in a truck trying to get the elephant to go away. >> this terrifying moment caught on camera, frightened tourists ducking between the seats during a intense stand up between the tourist driver and angry elephant at the national park in south africa. [screaming] the bull elephant lifting the vehicle several feet in the air twice before letting it drop. the driver backing up, slamming his hand against the door, trying to convince the

elephant to stop. >> this elephant was obviously a male. was was challenging the vehicle. he is incredibly intelligent animal, but males like that are referred to as punks because they can show a little bit of temper and show a little bit of attitude. at the end of the day, it is more bark than bite. >> eventually there is enough distance between the animal in the vehicle. the elephant loses interest. >> yes, we were definitely scared, especially the people in the truck because we thought they might die. >> the drivers actions getting mixed reviews online but the driver did exactly what he should have done in that situation. >> anybody who has worked with elephants will tow you win a bowl charges, you don't turn and run, but you need to stand your ground. >> the tour operator telling us they are supporting the park with an investigation into what happened. our expert there telling us, you

half to expect this on a safari. you are the guest. the elephant is not the guest. you are in the elephant's home. >> robin: you are in their neighborhood, remember that. >> michael: make as much noise as possible. i would lay on the worn like a taxi driver in new york. just saying. [laughter] >> robin: thank you very, very much. coming up, home sweet home, "little house on the prairie" celebrating its 50th anniversary. we go back to where it all began with the stars of the show. next, yes, we are ready to dance. march madness, it is our "play of the day." ♪ ♪ ' students in a new kind of classroom. ♪ using our technology to power different ways of learning. ♪ harnessing ai to plant new beginnings. ♪

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buffalos are moving on. >> grambling and colorado come with the final two teams to make the first round of the ncaa tournament. march madness now just hours away from tipping off. meanwhile come on the women's side -- >> the first time is always those sweetest presbyterian, its very first win in the ncaa tournament! >> presbyterian and vanderbilt punching their tickets to round one to ran and both tournaments to expect millions of viewers and fewer eyes on the work, productivity during the tournament known to drop across the country. some employers are actually encouraging in office watch parties. >> we are really big into getting together and connecting with people. so we can watch sports. it gets everybody in a good mood, definitely. everybody comes in the office willing to work. >> will: if you do clock in and don't want to miss the action, for those whose offices may be more strict, there is a feature built into

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with crash test dummies that actually mimic what happens to women in an accident. could the new dummy be away to smart way to save lives? >> robin: we have a double dose of deals this friday eve. tory johnson with spring savings. lori b with the best bargains right now from amazon's massive sale. >> michael: it is the savory new trend bubbling up online. mixing cookbooks with the community. >> if you are looking for something to do with your girlfriends, this is it. >> michael: health a new twist on book clubs can help you save money. >> hate, "good morning america." we are a new book club. >> michael: and how to get started this weekend. ♪ ♪ >> robin: home sweet home, we are celebrating atb classic as "little house on the prairie" turns 50. >> i'm not a baby anymore. >> robin: we sit down with melissa gilbert and other members of the cast. >> memories are just flying all over the place. >> robin: returning to the place where they made pop

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for a time causing accidents but a couple of storms we are watching go through. the second one we impact the twin cities, tomorrow morning and it will be a rough commute especially parts of the great lakes. we will explain here and it will blow through winter weather advisories north dakota to all the way to southern wisconsin and northern illinois. and thin it will mix with another system. it will be mostly rain from the washington coast to d.c. to baltimore, connecticut, rhode island. this is where we are way above average, like a half foot plus, providence, andhis will end up with the highest risk for flash flooding on saturday comes in the afternoon, evening as this blows through all the way along i-95. >> robin: we will keep an eye on that, right, ginger, thank you. now, a new warning about the way criminals try to steal your money. it is called jugging. the police say the risk of going up during tax season. will is back to explain what it is and how you can protect yourself, good morning, will. >> will: jugging lie in wait

as a person makes a transaction at the bank. then they follow them to the next destination where they robbed them. this morning, the police are warning about a potential rise in these cases as taxis and goes into high gear. as people start to cash their refund checks. look at this video from a jugging incident in arlington, texas, in november. you see the silver suv spotlighted. the suspect gets out and breaks the window of the car following to take something and then will hop back into what then becomes a getaway car. it all it took just a few seconds. but an incident like that could stay with you for life. so how do you guard against this happening to you? here are some tips from authorities, and that includes keeping your vehicle locked at all times. avoid making stops after you make the financial transaction. try not to make large cash withdrawals, if you can, but if you must conceal it with discrete wallet or envelope. bring somebody with you to the bank a friend or family member. don't be distracted on your phone or have headphones and

listening to something, and always be aware of your surroundings coming and going from the bank, guys. >> robin: all great advice, will. >> michael: thank you. now, to new details in the investigation of possible breach of princess kate's medical records as we learned when she may return to royal duties. meghan really outside of buckingham palace this morning, good morning again, maggie. >> good morning, michael. we are hearing this morning princess kate feels well enough to do work from home. we also understand she's been made aware of a potential breach into her private medical records. ictv news reports three members of staff at the exclusive london clinic are being investigated for trying to access kate's records after she underwent abdominal surgery in january. a spokesperson with the u.k. privacy watchdog told abc news, it received a breach report of kate's records and accessing the information provided. buckingham palace has not yet commented, saying "this is a matter for the london clinic."

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>> but it is incredible because women on average are more likely to be injured or killed in a car crash than men. so this morning on "gma," we take a look at crash test dummies, this may really surprise you. [crashing sounds] >> these are the crash tests that shapes our safety in america. but the dummies inside are based on designs nearly five decades old. and are largely built to reflect the male body. in fact, the current female dummy is essentially a scaled down dummy. >> my small intestine is ruptured. >> maria and her family were in a serious crash in 2019. while her dad and brother walked away without injury, she was hospitalized. she said cars are designed to be safer for men than for women because there is no accurate female dummy and testing. she is now advocating for change.

>> when a seat belt is designed to stop the forward momentum somebody's body in a crash, it is designed to stop that by hitting on your bones, which can absorb a good amount of force, right? of i don't have the male pelvis that the seat belt was designed for it. so instead of hitting the bone, that hit my stomach, that is how it crushed my intestine. >> experts say in general, females have less muscle mass than men and they sit close to the steering wheel and their legs are bent to reach the pedals. in a different angle to reach the pedals can affect the different to adjust the seat belt. that is where chris o'connor comes in. >> so there were sensors in here that didn't exist 40 years ago. >> he is the ceo of humanetics, the largest crash test dummy manufacturer in america. the new crash test dummy is designed around the entries that -- the injuries that a female would experience that are different than a male will.

you can design safer cars >> o'connor and his team are against those injuries. pushing to get this more accurate female dummies into government test now. >> our goal and our mission is to save lives. we developed this test equipment to represent the current injuries and fatalities being experienced. and yet, the products are not getting to the market fast. >> i'm sure everyone watching is astounding to believe in figure 2024 that we do not use a physiological female crash test behind the wheel of a car to determine the safety >> polly is the deputy of a woman. transportation secretary overseeing the national highway traffic administration. >> the previous generation vehicles there is no question there was a disparity between male and female crash outcomes. look, as a department, we are obviously looking forward to closing the gap. in the most recent vehicle years, we have seen the gap closed. of but i think no one will rest until we fully close that gap. >> a 2023 accountability report slammed for not having a

comprehensive plan to address risks and limitations in the information the current dummies provided. and they have announced they have been working with humanetics on the new advanced and most importantly anatomically correct female dummy. they are already experimenting with it. more anatomically accurate in terms of abdomen, the chest and a sense no make a set of sensors. this is a real upgrade. >> so the critics to say it is taking too long and too much red tape to make this happen, what do you say? to some of those addicts including the manufacturers of these crash test dummies, they have been back and forth. they have given us dummies that are not durable and reportable as we need them to be. >> at nearly $1 million apiece, the newer dummies are ready and it is a hopes it could be approved by the fall. >> this is about our mothers and about our daughters and about our sisters. every woman getting in a car is at more risk than a man. >> even if they finally approve

the female dummy in the fall, it will take four or five years before we actually see them in those mandated crash tests. and that is because the carmakers will need some time to sort it all out. it is just incredible, guys. >> robin: a surprising support there. thank you, gio. >> lara: too let's switch mirrors, shall we? welcome to the grammy, guns n' roses, they are among ten artists whose songs, album with recording academy to be inducted in the hall of fame. guns n' roses debuted at the student lbm, "appetite for destruction." "sweet child of mine" going and with miss education. such a good album featuring this legendary hit. another classic being honored -- come on, george. i love this. this is always playing on the

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there's even a bacon wrap. these are bacon wrapped filets, of course. larry's favorite. the twice baked potatoes, potato casseroles, their side. there was a lemon cake, but it got eaten this morning because someone didn't know that it was for this. and it got two thumbs up. i will tell you that. it got two thumbs up. so all of the kansas city steak packages are 50% off today, starting today at 4250. >> okay. fess up, who ate it? >> i will never tell. i will never tell. >> all right. hey, tori. thank you as always. and tori has partnered with these companies on these great deals. you can get them on our website. good morning america .com coming up. can you believe it's been 50 years? wow. little house on the prairie turns 50. chris connelly spoke exclusively with the stars of that beloved classic show. >> come on back you're gonna love next wednesday on gma. when singer songwriter lauren daigle takes the stage live only on

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call it filtered sunshine throughout the day. it's a mix of sun and clouds, temperatures quite nice. we'll go into the 60s and 70s for our daytime highs now. tomorrow showers are back in the forecast. even a chance of a thunderstorm on saturday. it's a level one on the storm impact scale. reggie. thank you. >> drew another abc seven news update in about 30 minutes. you can always catch drew anothe uss update in about 30 minutes. you can >> announcer: welcome back to "gma" live from times square. >> michael: welcome back, everybody. next week, we will help viewers navigate the housing market. "shark tank" and rebecca jarvis will answer your questions about what you need to know if you are looking to buy or rent a new home. >> george: looking forward to that but right now little house on the prairie. a family favorite in the '70s and '80s and the emmy-winning show. and chris connelly spoke to three of the stars,

good morning, chris. >> good morning, george, he had for the nine seasons in the '70s and '80s. entertain and reassure at successive generations after that as they gather for a fan festival this weekend on the series 50th anniversary here are three of the show starts reflect and remember and return to where it all began. ♪ ♪ >> it has been a half-century since the ingalls family and the perry life in the 1970s made network television debut and to celebrate the 50th anniversary. ♪ ♪ >> the series the little house on the prairie, it stars melissa gilbert as abdominal laura. >> i want to play uncle john. >> karen grassley a steadfast mother, carolyn.

and allison as laura's nemesis. nellie olson. >> my home is the best home and all of walnut grove. >> all returning to the place where they made pop culture history. taking multiple generations and devoted fans back to the prairie home. the trio visiting the set replicas at simi valley, california sky ranch as they prepare for this weekend's prairie paluzza, a fan festival. also featuring costumes and memorabilia less recreations of those iconic sets like the schoolhouse. >> then you came up the aisle. and you did the death stare. >> the mercantile and the little house itself. ♪ ♪ >> why do you think there are so many multiple generations of people who love the show now? >> people are finding values,

comfort, and a message that they long for. and i think it is just simple human decency. >> reliably providing reassurance and familiar love of a bygone era. 200 plus episodes from 1974 to 1983. >> this is the 50th anniversary of one of the most beloved shows in the history of television. what does it feel like to hear that? when we get the show, this is a really good show. it always seems to be a hit, that is nice. but the idea 50 years later that people would be this excited about it is absolutely mind-blowing. it is overwhelming, actually. >> remembering so much of my childhood and so many wonderful experiences and emotional experiences attached to all of these people. >> for most among those, the late michael landon, producer, director, writer and blazingly charismatic star of "the little house." on and off camera, a key figure

in melissa gilbert's life. >> michael landon was one of the first. >> technically he was a tv girl's dad. he was magnetic. he drew me in, but he also played with me right away. and our relationship immediately became like parental and in that way, he treated us when he worked with us like contemporary. is not like kids. >> for decades of young viewers navigating the turbulence and change on their own, watching laura with honorable womanhood secure and supported in the enduring warmth of her family and community has given them hope and belief and resilience too. >> you gave them something they could not have gotten any other way. what do you think that it was that you gave them? >> gosh, i never thought of it that way. i can only think it is wild. >> the mutual affection, respect, and yes, the love shared by the cast members 50 years down the line is palpable. you can feel it when you are around them.

and they will be there this weekend at the fan festival and a lot more cast members interacting and sharing their special memories as well. it is one more reason for the decades long popularity of "little house." eyes. >> robin: i think the director, lily, is going. [laughter] chris, thank you for the memory. going down memory lane. >> nelly olson. >> robin: coming up, lori b is back with the best deals from amazon's spring sale. ♪ ♪ you can make money the hard way as a bullfighter or a human cannonball... or save money the easy way, with xfinity mobile. existing customers can get a free line of our most popular unlimited plan for a year! not only will you save hundreds but you'll also be joining millions who have connected to america's most reliable 5g network.

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>> awesome. >> especially if you are at home cooking on a family but that is great. >> the deals are unbelievable. >> so $78.98, $39.99 so we love that. 49% off of original price >> come on in. >> love it. i do feel like there is an unwritten rule in the spring time, you have to get organized. so what a better way than to get a label maker. cute, portable, right? >> what is bluetooth enabled and so you will be able to write whatever you want to label or organize and print it out. >> so you are not like -- >> exactly. which did take a long time. this is way more efficient and has a bunch of different font, 62 different borders and great things to have one in the office, at home, the $35.99 was the original price, new price at 44% off, $19.99. >> love that. >> here comes a big one.

>> thank you. let's clean it up, everybody. >> this is a 2 for 1. bissell. the bissell wet dry mop vacuum. and we know bissell is industry leader. what they do and this one is great because it is double duty. you can vacuum and also mop. it comes with the cleaning solution. so many great reviews for this. the original price $299.99 but remember 2 for 1, 35% off and you get up for $139.99. -- $195.99. a great deal. bring it in. >> this one is for the birds, literally. are you a bird watcher? >> i am a big bird watcher. >> there was a recent study published that anybody who interacts with birds or hearing them, seeing them and improve your mental well-being up to eight hours! >> my daughter calls me the crazy bird lady. >> that is what's going to happen.

although i am married to crazy bird has been, so i get it. so basically i don't know but off-camera and when the birds come, the camera gets activated and you get a little notification and somebody has come to your birdhouse. it identifies a species for you. >> wow! >> it is a great feature and fun. over 50% off. the original price $209.99 but the new price $99.99. >> wow! so get happy and get a birdfeeder. >> mother's day comes early. >> sal, one more for the kitchen. the great thing about amazon's big spring sale it is not just things you want things that you need that are unstable, like -- that are on sale like organizers. these are 16 pieces. they are airtight, freezer safe, so well reviewed that i couldn't believe -- you wouldn't think people would be so passionate about food containers, and yet they are that good that they are. so again, you get 16 pieces, stackable, space saver. >> you can use your label maker

if you want to add to that, so the original price on these, 39.99%, 39% off, $24.59. >> you pick some great examples and there is much more out there. >> there is. thank you for shopping. guys, more deals. go to goodmorningamerica.com. ginger, i know you lovebirds. >> ginger: i just gotten into it. it it is when you know you are aging. [laughter] in the best way. come on! i am with you is what i'm saying. i feel it. [laughter] too late. okay, let's talk about the cold then because we are not seeing as many birds when it is this cold. these are actual air temperature is 5-10 degrees below average. but it feels way colder because the winds are coasting, -- boasting, white plains and the teens in new york. then we showed you the red flag warnings yesterday. the fires were out close to 40 of them in one county just

southwest of washington, d.c.'s. they are going to get the rain starting tomorrow night so that should help a lot. but even tomorrow >> how are you doing, lara? [laughter] >> ginger. >> robin: we love a good time here on "gma." and we also love book clubs on "gma." there is a new kind stirring up a lot of attention on social media. it is called a cookbook club and eva is back to get the scoop and give us the dish. okay? thank you very much. >> pun aside, this is truly a

brilliant idea, a great company, great food, and of course, a good time. >> if i really wanted to learn how to cook, i could just cook my way through i can blog about that. julia child's cookbook. it is this a brief trend bubbling up online. mixing cookbooks with community. >> the first rule of cookbooks club, don't talk about cookbooks club. a twist on book clubs, these gatherings have groups of friends getting together each bringing a dish from one of their favorite recipe collections. >> you are looking for something fun to do with your girlfriends this is it. >> she launched her own cookbook club in february in her one-bedroom apartment in brooklyn inviting 20 of her friends. >> one of my personal goals this year is to spend less time scrolling in front of a strength -- screen and to turn my community into something that is real live in person. i think large-format pot luck like cookbook club is something the right answer to help me achieve this goal. >> this month, 20 home cooks

grew into 50, each preparing a plate for more than kate with -- cake with natosha where met home baker, brian. >> i immediately jumped on board to start taking real connections. the best thing i made was definitely espresso chocolate cake and to layer these up in a cake that ended up i think being 15 layers tall was really fun and something that i enjoyed eating and allowing people to enjoy it too. club member, katie, the monthly get-togethers help or save money. >> you're not paying $100 to go it eat out with your friends at a restaurant. you have your middle line or your wine or your cocktail that you make, and it will be three-course meal that is definitely at least a quarter of the cost. >> for those who want to start a cookbook club of their own... >> all you really need is people that love to cook. make sure there is enough food for everybody. i think that is what brings

a cookbook club together and make the greatest there. >> hey, "good morning america," we are a cookbook club. >> i brought my favorite cookbook. my mom has had this one as long as i can remember. this is the picture. >> i love that. she won't let me take it because she doesn't trust me. she just sends me photos of the recipes. but literally, all my favorite foods are in that one. a recipe collection of the ladies lunch group that they sold as a fund-raiser. it has been around in our family >> really cool. forever. >> robin: what is your favorite recipe? the carrot cake, which is the picture. >> i'm curious, what are your favorite cookbooks? i swear by ina and this is book is so good on modern comfort food. user-friendly and the recipes. >> this is really about the app and i don't know if you have seen "the new york times." everybody in our family uses it, and it's so easy and so much fun. lots of variety. >> robin: i hear you do a lot of cooking? >> george: i do. [laughter] >> michael: everybody is right. i believe you, george.

i can see you. >> robin: such skepticism. [laughter] >> i believe you. >> we love that. >> michael: george, i believe you. i am coming over to dinner next week to prove it. chrissy teigen's first cookbook the coconut rice on page 83. absolutely amazing. but actually, i eat a lot of food out of this book. >> good, i'm going to get that. >> michael: >> robin: lukas gage is coming oh, my goodness. up.

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classic "road house." lukas, welcome to the show. >> thank you so much for having me. >> michael: [indistinct] >> i can't see myself doing that pose, i know, so tough. >> michael: we had jake, your costar in the movie on a few days ago. you were a big donnie darko fan. you were a memorized his dialogue by the time you were nine years old. what did jake say when he found that out? >> i haven't told him so you just broke the news on live tv. it is okay. i didn't want to tell him we were filming, but that was a surreal experience to be toe-to-toe with an actor that i grew up with, you know, just absolutely the biggest fan of. >> robin: did he give you any tips? you know, he actually gave me a really good to because this is my first time fighting in a movie. i didn't know what i was doing and barely knew how to throw a punch. i was getting frustrated. and he kept saying, "treat it like rehearsal." treat everything like rehearsal. then you can make no mistakes. i love it. something so simple but perfect.

>> robin: yeah, it is great. let's take a look at the clip. ♪ ♪ >> you brought a concealed knife in here and that is a no-no. billy. ♪ ♪ >> jake to the rescue. [laughs] >> lara: you said this was your first like fighting situation on camera. it must have been intimidating i would imagine, but what was the training like for it? i know aside from being rehearsal, i like that applies, but how did you do it? that is not easy. >> it is like you are learning dance moves here and so choreographed, but then you want to make it look natural like it is happening for the first time and spontaneous but you are going toe-to-toe with conor mcgregor on top of that. that is scary. >> michael: don't forget your choreography. >> i got hit a couple of times.

i have a couple of war bruises from conor mcgregor. >> what do you do, *or the punch? >> we have an interesting* avatar with all of these classic action movies. we have a method where we will hit a bag in slow motion one time and then fast. we put it together in some way. and you will just have accidents along the way. it is a lot of work. >> michael: man, did you realize how classic this movie is? >> i feel like i have to be honest, it was a little bit before my time. [laughter] >> lucky for you. >> i mean, look, that movie was amazing. it was so iconic. patrick swayze one of the best movie stars ever. to be a part of this journey was really, really special. >> george: jake was telling us that he does the training all the time. did you stick with the training after the movie? >> i actually do. i started boxing and kickboxing and doing all the classes but not like jack. that guy is ripped. [laughter] >> lara: now that you have a

taste? are you ready to be an action hero? >> throw me in there. sign me up. let's go. >> michael: lukas gage, the super hero, he threw it out there. we appreciate you being here. >> i really appreciate it. >> michael: "road house" is streaming globally on prime video right now. check it out. an

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