pot. mix it up a little bit. good morning, america, for our viewers in the west. on this tuesday morning, the tornado outbreak and the millions bracing for the next round of severe weather on the move. breaking overnight. twister terror. >> get inside, get inside. >> at least 20 reported tornadoes touching down in texas and oklahoma pummeling this high school gym and ripping the roof off this elementary school. this pickup truck knocked over spinning out, how the driver miraculously got away. the twister leaving a devasttrl of deructginger aeam live in e stor. > le for ufo.rces pummenghe besieged city of ml as a l pihia shopping mall, the largest and deadliest in kyiv so far. this as russian president vladimir putin's top critic

could now face 13 years in prison. the new details this morning. cyberthreat. president biden warning russia may be planning a cyberattack against the u.s. as retaliation for aiding ukraine, telling companies to step up security. what you can do to protect your personal information online. history on the horizon. >> thank you for this historic chance to join the highest court. >> judge ketanji brown jackson preparing for a marathon day of questions. how republicans are planning to attack her record. new questions after that boeing plane crash going down in china with 132 people on board. >> i don't think we can rule out some type of criminal intent either. >> our experts weigh in this morning. spring break crackdown. miami beach officials declaring a state of emergency and announcing a curfew after two shootings over the weekend. jaw-dropping joyride.

police using viral videos of this tesla going airborne. searching for the driver behind the dangerous stunt. ♪ i'm levitating ♪ and flying to the sweet 16. >> paige buckets is back helping the uconn huskies make history in front of a sold-out super loud crowd, and sarah buckets with the sweet victory for tennessee. plus, the fighting irish topping 100 points. notre dame's star of the night with a season high. and the coach joining her son in the sweet 16. good morning, america. always love starting the day with some dua lipa. we're going to have a lot more on march madness just ahead. but first, we do want to get right to the latest on that tornado outbreak. >> 20 twisters touching down.

wild video coming out this morning of both devastation and those tornadoes in action. >> all this is not over now. the severe storms on the move this morning. ginger is tracking where they're headed and towns like brandon, mississippi, are now preparing for the worst. >> that's right. but first, we have marcus moore starting us off in hard hit round rock, texas. marcus, good morning. >> reporter: amy, good morning. it was a sleepless night for a lot of people across the region and you can hear them clean up back here. you can see large pieces of wood and bricks littering the parking lot after this vicious tornado. overnight, devastating twisters, this incredible video from texas as a tornado crosses the road, transformers igniting. a pickup truck knocked on its side as debris rains down. the truck spinning across the road, then knocked right side up and moments later miraculously the truck drives off. >> i got it. >> reporter: lightning iluminating dark skies across texas.

>> there it is. >> i see it. i see it. it's crossing the road. oh, my gosh. it's right here. >> reporter: reports of at least 19 tornadoes tearing into texas in the past 24 hours. outside austin overnight, we spoke with storm survivor tim berry. >> i mean, five minutes, five minutes, and it was over, you know. i mean it was literally gone, the devastation is unbelievable. >> reporter: homes and businesses were seriously damaged in the city of round rock. >> get inside. get inside. run. >> reporter: customers in a parking lot running for cover at this walmart as a twister moved in. >> go, go, go. >> reporter: and video taken from inside dell computer's headquarters shows a twister moving across the parking lot then knocking out a traffic camera. a shopping center taking a direct hit. this bank of america destroyed and a restaurant seriously damaged. and the city of jacksboro,

northwest of fort worth, gutted. a path of destruction stretching for two miles. aerial images showing part of the roof ripped right off this elementary school and a high school gym teshe e. >> reporter: this morng,n beag. >> only two pictures survived on my wall. >> reporter: and communities coming together helping one another in any way they can. >> i'm just trying to help the county clean the roads up here. trees are down. you can see, my neighbor's house is tore up. >> reporter: and in oklahoma, a tornado touching down in the town of kingston causing widespread damage to several homes there. later this morning, there will be teams out to survey the damage to see just how bad it is across the region. amy, i can tell you there were a lot of families that couldn't sleep in their homes overnight. >> those videos and images so

devastating. marcus, thank you for that. t.j.? this is possibly not over, folks. the threat of severe thunderstorms and tornadoes now shifts to the gulf coast states. ginger is in brandon, mississippi. ginger, folks like the one there in brandon are getting their storm shelters ready for potentially a direct hit? >> reporter: that's right, t.j., most people here in the deep south do not have a basement or a storm shelter. so community shelters like this where they can withstand 250-mile-per-hour winds can take projectiles, debris right into here and be totally fine. they are going to pack these today with hundreds of people likely and they've got the room here in brandon. they say that they are prepared but i got to tell you this is the type of room you need to be in to be sheltered from those types of storms. let's go ahead and look at what's happening yet this morning. we've already got tornado watches on the map. houston, they've seen warnings with little rotation wrapped up in that line up to shreveport. this is all going to keep marching east, but it is not just that line, it's the discrete super cells that we call them that produce the tornados along the warm front we are most concerned about late

morning through early afternoon from meridian along the alabama state line back to jackson, hattiesburg, baton rouge, it is not going to stop here either. after tonight, it moves east through georgia, south carolina, north carolina, folks even in southern virginia will have to look out for this front moving through by tomorrow. i will have so much more coming up but we are certainly preparing for a rough day here. >> all right, ginger, we appreciate you as always. thanks so much. whit? now to the latest on the war in ukraine. the russian attacks on civilian targets escalating with a deadly strike on a shopping mall in kyiv and the situation in the besieged city of mariupol growing increasingly desperate as it refuses to surrender. our foreign correspondent james longman is in lviv with the latest. james, good morning. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, whit. there have been 27 days of this war now and since the very beginning, mariupol has been bombarded and under siege. there are something like 300,000 people still stuck in that city but the ukrainians are holding out. russia may have demanded

surrender from mariupol, but this morning, ukraine is clinging on. the city's agony continues relentless bombardment on civilian areas, apartment buildings hollowed out, and the satellite images showing smoke pouring over the besieged city. residents taking shelter underground in freezing conditions, food and water increasingly scarce. president zelenskyy with another powerful address telling people there never think even for a moment that ukraine does not remember you. this as video verified by abc news shows a russian strike on a shopping mall in kyiv. the attack, the largest and deadliest the capital has seen so far, killing at least eight people. russia releasing this video says this shows the attack, claiming the site was used for a missile launch and ammunition but ukrainians have yet to comment and now under curfew with fears russian saab trues or kill teams in the area. in kherson, locals take to the streets. streets to protest the russian advance. these shocking images showing russian forces firing into the

crowd. stun grenades and automatic weapons and one person reportedly injured. the staggering human toll of this war worsening by the day. according to the u.n., over 10 million people have been forced from their homes. that's nearly a quarter of the entire population. 3 million have fled the country and half of those children. yulia was able to escape from kharkiv. she says we were in a basement for ten days. planes and rockets were flying over us. it was really scary and now ukrainian officials are accusing the russian military of taking 2,300 children from donetsk and relocating them to russia. the invasion forces have just below 90% of its combat power still intact. the ukrainian military also has 90% of its power intact although the official points to weapons shipments from allied countries helping to bolster its defenses. president biden has now confirmed that russia has used hypersonic missiles in ukraine, an advanced weapon that can evade aerial defenses. now, president biden has been warning about the very real possibility of russia using chemical weapons here. he says they've been laying the groundwork making false claims

about the u.s. and ukraine preparing chemical weapons. it just feels like with his back against the wall now putin could do almost anything to win the war. whit? >> that would be a significant escalation. james, thanks so much. amy? now to breaking news out of russia. president vladimir putin's top critic this morning alexei navalny could face 13 years in prison. erielle reshef has the developing details this morning for us. good morning, erielle. >> reporter: good morning to you, amy. he's been sentenced to nine more years in a prison camp just outside of moscow. these proceedings lasting for nearly five hours. standing the entire day, convicted on fraud and other charges. widely criticized as politically motivated. navalny has been serving a three-year sentence, yet another

move by the kremlin to crack down on internal dissent. amy? >> erielle reshef, thank you. whit? president biden warning about the potential for a russian cyberattack as a form of retaliation. our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas is tracking the threat, and pierre, the white house putting american companies on alert now. >> reporter: indeed. whit, good morning. as the war in ukraine drags on there appears to be new evidence that the russians could be looking for ways to inflict punishment on everyday americans beyond rising gas prices. a senior white house official saying on the record monday that there's new evolving intelligence that the russians are, quote, exploring options to potential cyberattacks on critical infrastructure in the united states. a sign concerns are growing, the administration met with more than 100 companies in the past week warning them to be prepared amid this new intelligence. federal officials declined to say which industries they're most concerned about, but abc news has learned that authorities are focused on the banking industry, telecommunication facilities and utilities such as the energy grid.

>> so, pierre, with this threat now what are companies and individuals being asked to do? >> reporter: first, companies need to close and lock all unnecessary doors connecting their computer networks to the internet. they need to make sure that employees use o-factor authentication and passwords that are lengthy and complicated. for the folks at home, when you get security notices on your mobile devices and computers, don't ignore them. please be careful not to open any attachment without being 100% certain that it's from someone you know. whit? >> pierre thomas in washington, thank you. t.j.? whit, we turn to history. senate confirmation hearings for judge ketanji brown jackson, the first black woman to be nominated to the u.s. supreme court. those hearings now under way and judge jackson will face the first day of questioning after delivering a personal opening statement yesterday. our congressional correspondent rachel scott is in that hearing room. rachel, good morning to you. >> reporter: t.j., good morning. democrats and republicans both acknowledging the history made in this room. and while judge jackson is

certainly expected to face some very tough questions ahead, on the first day of her confirmation hearings, she opened with a promise to defend the constitution. history made on capitol hill. >> so help you god. >> i do. >> reporter: judge ketanji brown jackson sworn in as the first black woman nominated to serve on the supreme court. the weight of the moment sinking in. >> thank you for this historic chance to join the highest court, to work with brilliant colleagues, to inspire future generations and to ensure liberty and justice for all. >> reporter: jackson introducing herself to the country as the daughter of schoolteachers. she credits her father who later became an attorney for shaping her passion for law. >> my father in particular bears responsibility for my interest in the law. my very earliest memories are of watching my father study. he had his stack of law books on the kitchen table while i sat

across from him with my stack of coloring books. >> reporter: seated there behind judge jackson her two daughters and her husband patrick jackson, a cancer surgeon overwhelmed with emotion. >> i have no doubt that without him by my side from the very beginning of this incredible professional journey, none of this would have been possible. >> reporter: if confirmed, she would be the second working mother serving on the court. >> girls, i know it has not been easy as i've tried to navigate the challenges of juggling my career and motherhood, and i fully admit that i did not always get the balance right. but i hope that you've seen that with hard work, determination and love, it can be done. >> reporter: this is her fourth confirmation hearing. she's been a judge for nearly a decade, promising to serve without fear or favor. >> i have dedicated my career to ensuring that the words engraved on the front of the supreme court building, equal justice

under law, are a reality and not just an ideal. >> reporter: and as she prepares for tough questions in the coming days, a group of black law students from louisiana came to the nation's capital to show their support and witness history. >> she is showing us what equal justice looks like. >> i feel like eventually she's going to have my back so i need to have hers. >> reporter: all right, so today senators get about 30 minutes to question judge jackson. she could be in this hot seat behind me for over 11 hours. republicans previewing their attacks calling her soft on crime, but democrats do not need any republican support to confirm judge jackson to the bench. t.j.? >> we see heat radiating off that seat already. rachel scott, we appreciate you as always. no matter how it works out this is something we've never seen in the history of the country, a black woman at scotus confirmation hearings in the senate. >> and we will be watching.

we're going to turn now to march madness and a big year for women's college basketball. several teams had quite the night especially the uconn huskies with a historic win. will reeve breaking down the madness on the road to the sweet 16. hey, will. >> good morning, guys. it's nice to see you and nice to watch some more basketball even during the week. there were long overdue changes this year to the way women's teams are treated at the tournament. the ncaa now treating them equally to the men and this year for the first time they're actually officially calling the women's tournament march madness. how about that? but the more things change, the more they stay the same on the court. the 11-time national champion uconn huskies winning last night and they go to their 28th consecutive sweet 16. that is a record. it's a tight win for the huskies they knocked off ucf, 52-47 and it helps uconn to have paige buckets back. that's reigning national player of the year paige bueckers who missed a huge chunk due to injuries and came back a month ago. the huskies face indiana next. from paige buckets to sara

buckets, that's sara puckett with a "p." the tennessee lady vols freshman with a dagger three to put her team up late. tennessee hanging on to beat belmont. in the locker room after the game her teammates spraying sara buckets with water and the lady vols will head on to their 35th ever sweet 16. that's their first in six years, though, and last night they were the scoring irish. notre dame putting up 108 points on oklahoma, 29 of them from dara maybury. they have their spot in the sweet 16 as well. how about the ivey family? mom, coaches of notre dame, son jaden plays for purdue. they are both sweet 16 bound and, of course, purdue plays the men's cinderella st. peter's later this week. >> she said she was more stressed out watching her son play than actually coaching her own team. >> when you have no control over something, that's when you get stressed.

that's what i hear from elite athletes. i'm not one of them. >> thank you, will. following a lot of other headlines including that plane crash in china. the search for answers this morning. and this tesla going airborne. the dangerous stunt caught on camera as police search for the driver this morning. first, let's go back to ginger. >> reporter: and, amy, tornadoes are not the only threat here today. flash flood warnings already on the map, flood watches from birmingham, alabama, back to lufkin, texas. shreveport reported more than half a foot of rain in the overnight. so do watch for heavy rain and flash floods today. if you get a flash flood warning, do not get in the car and do not drive into it. turn around, don't drown. that's the big picture. let's get a check now a little closer to home.

drew: i'm meteorologist drew with your accuweather forecast. it is a record warm day later on this afternoon. into the 70's and 80's with go with a lot of sunshine. that u.v. index is high. wear that sunscreen. later tonight, fog gathering along the coast anti-bay shoreline. 40's to 50's as we head into wednesday. accuweather seven day records possible day. the warmth will ease through the end of the week. our next chance of wet weather is sunday night into mononononon well, coming up on "gma," amanda bynes' fight for freedom. also, spring break getting under way but a state of emergency in miami. we'll have the latest. stay with us.

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oklahoma. this pickup truck knocked over spinning out. the driver miraculously got away. the twisters leaving a devastating trail of destruction. the threat of severe thunderstorms and tornadoes now shifting to the gulf coast states. ginger will be tracking all of this for us throughout the morning. also, the supreme court says justice clarence thomas remains hospitalized after experiencing flu-like symptoms and being admitted friday. they say the 73-year-old does not have covid-19 and is being treated with antibiotics for an infection and could be released in a day or two. and miami beach officials have declared a state of emergency and are putting a curfew in place for south beach after five people were wounded in two shootings over the weekend. the mayor, get this, said they don't encourage spring break. they just endure it. city commissioners will meet today to finalize the curfew which will run from thursday through monday. and andy warhol's iconic paint, blue marilyn, you may have seen it at a museum or in one of the many prints around

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and still this morning there is no sign of any survivors. this morning, the ntsb telling abc news it is joining chinese investigators to figure out why a boeing 737 with 132 people on board suddenly plunged into a mountainous region in china. >> the big thing is to find the recorders and that's going to take some effort once again because of the severe impact. >> reporter: drone video from chinese fire rescue showing that devastating debris field. the china eastern airlines flight apparently crashing at more than 430 miles per hour leaving almost nothing behind. early data showing the plane started going down at a very high rate of speed, then for a short moment leveled off, but then started falling again. the whole episode taking less than two minutes. >> and, unfortunately, look at the data. i don't think we can rule out some type of criminal intent either. >> reporter: boeing, which is also working with chinese investigators, telling abc news,

our thoughts are with the passengers and crew. we are working with our airline customer and are ready to support them. >> so everything is on the table right now and it's just a matter of getting more data, more information and just a few snippets of the air traffic control tape could be invaluable in determining what may have happened. >> reporter: and it is critical that they analyze those data recorders, but i've got to be honest. they may be hard to find because when you have an impact this strong those data recorders could be buried feet under ground. amy? >> gio benitez, we appreciate it. thank you. joining us now is abc news aviation analyst john nance. john, you just heard everything is on the table. but based on what we know at this point, what could have possibly gone wrong on that aircraft? >> we have a two-stage mystery here. the first part of it is, why did

the airplane start coming out of altitude? was it an emergency descent the pilots felt they had to do or something involuntary? i would vote right now for some sort of control because they appeared to be in control until they got down to 7,000 feet. they pulled up. they stabilized. it must have been quite a pull-up, many gs, and then suddenly i think what we're seeing is the result of an in-flight breakup of at least part of the control surfaces of the airplane. >> and john, there are some very unique aspects of this crash that you typically haven't seen in other disasters, correct? >> yes, absolutely. first of all, it's the coming out of altitude, you know, what looks like an emergency descent except for the high rate of speed which is not commiserate with the procedures we follow. we don't know if they made that decision consciously, what it was that caused them to do it but maybe they came out of the sky involuntarily and it has the appearance of the other. i think the last, because we know this fuselage was diving to the ground at a tremendous rate of speed out of control, something trailing and an in-flight breakup more than

likely they lost their flight controls. >> john, tell us about this aircraft, the boeing 737-800. which american airlines use it and what is its safety record? >> this airplane is everywhere. one of the workhorses of aviation. the entire series of 700, 800 and 900 737s all over the place and there really isn't anything endemic. there's nothing like what we saw with the 373 max. this airplane is a workhorse. >> and what about the airline involved? china eastern airlines, what's its reputation around the world? >> very good. china has done just a tremendous job over the past two decades in bringing themselves up to in lockstep with the rest of the aviation community. so really there's nothing to look at there in terms of, well, this might be explained by some substandard. no, they're really an excellent carrier. >> so many questions still to be answered. abc news aviation analyst john nance, thank you so much. we appreciate it. t.j. >> any time.

we turn to that dangerous stunt all on camera. this happened in los angeles. see what's happening there. police are searching for the driver who sent a tesla soaring in the air. it crashed into parked cars. the driver fled the scene and this morning they have named a person of interest and guess what, it's a popular tiktok user. our chief national correspondent matt gutman is in l.a. with more. matt, this was something. >> t.j., good morning. the lapd calling it extremely dangerous and, shocker, irresponsible. the lapd telling me they do have that person of interest but they are looking for more eyewitnesses saying that that tesla came up the street at 50 miles an hour the wrong way, launching over that lip, soaring and crashing right where that trash can is about 100 feet away. they say that video has now been viewed tens of millions of times. this may be los angeles, but this video is not from a hollywood movie set. watch as this black tesla speeds through a neighborhood early sunday morning rocketing through

the air over those spectators slamming on to its nose and crashing into two parked vehicles and trash cans below. this morning, police using these now-viral videos as part of their criminal investigation as they search for the driver behind this jaw-dropping joyride which left behind a trail of destruction. >> i opened up the door to look outside and there was a headlight right next to my front door. then i went on to the road and there was just broken up garbage pails strewn everywhere. >> reporter: police say it was just after midnight when the suspect sped this tesla rental down baxter street, one of the steepest residential streets in the country, while that crowd of spectators recorded the jump. incredibly the driver and passengers walked away from that smashed tesla. neighbors saying they climbed into another tesla and fled the scene. police telling abc news they're working with the rental car agency to try to identify the driver. jordan hooks says the car slammed into his blue subaru

destroying his front tires, >>ovedength, mn and suspension. out veorig f my neighbor's driv. so it hit pretty hard. >> reporter: in 2018, the city changed baxter to a one way after accidents here piled up, caused in part by navigation apps routing rush hour commuters. but the drivers of this car knew exactly what they'd find, though not how it would end. the lapd telling me that it's incredibly fortunate that no one in the car or bystanders were injured. they're only going to charge this as a misdemeanor hit and because only property was damaged. whit? >> thankfully it wasn't much worse. matt, thank you. coming up next, amanda bynes trying to end her conservatorship. the new details this morning.

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now she's ready for a new chapter. >> that's me. >> reporter: this morning, actress amanda bynes just hours away from the conservatorship she's been living under for nearly a decade likely being terminated. according to a tentative ruling from a california court, bynes has provided facts that the conservatorship is no longer needed. >> amanda will now have 100% control of all the choices she makes, whether she sees a psychologist anymore, whether she takes prescribed medication anymore, and she'll have full control over managing and spending her own money. >> reporter: her former "all that" co-star leon frierson preparing to show his support. >> i'm going to be out there marching, celebrating, crying, laughing, you know, wherever the spirit takes us. my hope for her is that she could just feel loved, feel appreciated, feel accepted by the public at large. >> reporter: bynes rose to fame as a child star on nickelodeon. >> another satisfied customer. >> we've done it again, honey. we're soup people. >> reporter: her last major film role coming in 2010's "easy a."

>> can we please be friends? >> absolutely. >> yay! >> reporter: her career derailed as she began publicly struggling with mental illness and running into trouble with possession of drugs. in 2013 just after she was hospitalized on an involuntary psychiatric hold, the judge granted bynes' mother control over her life. with the support of her family she's been rebuilding and recovering. now attending a design college and being monitored in an independent living environment with regular drug tests according to court documents. last month the 35-year-old petitioning to end the conservatorship with the backing of her psychiatrist. bynes returning to social media a few weeks later. her mother lynn's attorney telling "gma" lynn could not be more proud of amanda for getting through this difficult period in her life. >> her parents who have served as her conservators are fully in favor of terminating the conservatorship. by all accounts she's doing everything right.

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embryos you can put away, the better chance you might have of having a healthy baby. >> reporter: the model posting about the process giving herself a shot saying doesn't hurt but then adding, the other shot burns a bit. okay, a lot. the mother of two has not shied away about trying to grow their family revealing they lost their son jack 20 weeks into the pregnancy in september 2020 with these emotional photos writing, we are shocked and in the kind of deep pain you only hear about, the kind of pain we've never felt before. chrissy and her husband john legend speaking with michael strahan about their heartache. >> they were heartbreaking but you said you shared those for people who needed them. >> it was designed for the people that were hurting and john was very uncomfortable taking them. >> but the crazy thing about having a miscarriage is you don't walk away with anything. you have this emptiness and we wanted to take the photos so that we had something to remember.

>> reporter: the couple saying they were overwhelmed with the outpouring of support after the loss. >> some people feel that their recovery is better if they can take control over the process and move forward quickly with plan b going to ivf or going to treatment so that can often help them with their healing. >> so what's next? like so many couples now they wait, which is so incredibly hard. and, while people will want to know what's going on, chrissy posted back in february, quote, i humbly beg you to stop asking if i'm pregnant because while i know it's said with excitement, good intentions, it just kind of sucks to hear because i'm the opposite of pregnant. going on to say, stop asking people, anyone if they're pregnant because, whit, you just don't know what people are going through. >> absolutely, but that raw honesty helpful to so many others going through it.

eva, thank you. t.j.? we turn now to prince william and duchess kate's royal tour. the couple in the caribbean to honor queen elizabeth's platinum jubilee. want to head back to erielle reshef with the latest. good morning to you again, erielle. >> reporter: good morning to you, t.j. the royal coupling heading into their fourth day of that tour in the caribbean, an effort to shore up support among commonwealth countries, but the trip has not been without controversy. william and kate all smiles in belize. ♪ dancing with locals, visiting a cocoa farm. a sweet stop on their tour of commonwealth countries in the caribbean. but before the royals even touched down, their whirlwind trip off to a sour start. protests by indigenous people, some holding signs against colonialism. >> the people need the land. >> reporter: prompting the couple to cancel their first appearance. despite the pushback, the duke and duchess forging ahead on their goodwill mission in honor of queen elizabeth's platinum jubilee, celebrating her 70 years on the throne.

>> the queen herself came here in 1994 with the duke of edinborough and other royals have been here over the years but it's more to sort of support them and say thanks for the support they've given the queen. >> reporter: the couple meeting with community leaders and touring ancient mayan ruins monday. [ speaking foreign language ] and attending a special reception held by the governor-general of belize. >> rich blend of ethnic groups contributes to the harmonious tapestry of life. integral to this is your belief in upholding democratic values which you have protected so proudly for over 40 years. >> reporter: kate never one to disappoint with her fashion dazzling in a floor-length pink number by british designer, the vampire's wife, at last night's reception and representing belize in her blue ensembles by jenny packham and tory burch. >> you're seeing the young

royals, that's what we saw with charles and diana, representing the crown. they're also doing the same work that the queen and charles and camilla have been doing lately, soft power diplomacy. >> reporter: and william and kate are now off to jamaica where they could see further protests. a campaign has been brewing for the monarchy to pay reparations for slavery. t.j.? >> erielle reshef for us, thank you so much. we are on the road to the oscars with a look at our try before you buy series, lipstick. you can point your cell phone camera at the qr code to go right to the lipsticks, but becky worley is here in times square with her oscar look. and what am i hearing about blue lips, becky? >> wow. >> oh, yes, i've glammed it up putting on bright red lipstick that goes on as a blue mask. i'm going to peel it off to reveal the color in just a second. but first, we asked some "gma" viewers to try some of the lip stains on the market that promise to last all through the oscars and all through our hectic days.

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abigail loved it stayed on after pizza. next, a drugstore staple, wet n wild megalast lip color for $2.99. >> oh, wow. it's beautiful. >> reporter: wet n wild claims it has four hours of staying power. abigail claimed it was pooch proof. >> the color has really held on. >> reporter: even victoria loved it. >> i thought she was playing with her fake lipstick. >> reporter: next, l'oreal infallible pro last color for $13.49. l'oreal claims it stays put for u to 24 hours. both melissa and abigail love the hydration. >> glossy. >> reporter: even passing the mask test never having to reapply. >> none of it has come off on my mask. it has done the job. >> reporter: the last pick, the most expensive. wonderskin's wonder blading peel and reveal lip color kit for $32. >> oh, it's purple. >> reporter: this multi-step process starts with a stain that appears blue, locks it in with a

spray and then magic. oh. oh, my god. i was not expecting that. wow. >> reporter: wonderskin claims it's transfer proof, waterproof and lip proof for ten hours. >> this is so cool. >> reporter: melissa said the lip color lasted and never smudged. >> still looks like it's on. >> reporter: abigail took a spin >> these lipta. ♪ woror? w both women say fenty will be a new staple. >> it has such great coverage. easy to apply. it stays on and it's got a great like texture to it. >> reporter: such important information and these blue lips are ready to come off. here we go. we set it with the spray. you ready, guys? started with the spray. that's a little intense and then you just peel it off and it just comes off and makes -- it's coming off. it's coming off. yeah. >> wow.

>> look at that. >> seems like a lot of work. >> a lot of work. ♪ work, work, work ♪ >> but the red, red, red. t.j. had a good question. if it doesn't wipe off how do you get it off? >> good point. do we need pale lips? i think red lips are the good stuff, right? we can keep those throughout the day and night and next day. i actually went to a party. i drank from a soda can. i ate finger food and it was still on like four hours later so maybe he has a point. >> yeah, i mean, yeah. so by the way i'm wearing fenty. i'm told it's shade uncuffed which is the way i prefer to stay, but we'll see how long it lasts but it feels great. >> and looks great too. >> and it won't smudge so you can try the smooch test, the mask test, go have a good day. >> and i didn't have to start with blue lips. >> i wish we had a close-up on t.j.'s face, by the way. >> speaking of blue, that dress is wow, by the way. you look fabulous. >> yes, you do. >> oscar worthy.

>> walking my own red carpet, guys. >> this is why it takes y'all so long in the bathroom. >> yeah. >> all these things and peeling lips and all this stuff. >> you're welcome, t.j. >> no more complaints. becky, thank you. let's head over to ginger now, ginger. >> reporter: but are they weatherproof? if y'all need a tester out in some snow, rain or even severe storms you know i'm your gal. i do want to show you something. it was snowing on the back side of this system, one really critical ingredient to very severe storms would be a temperature gradient meaning, you got really cold air then really warm air with those severe storms, and that's what happened here on the back side. goodland, kansas, was the video you were seeing, blizzard warnings and up to 15 inches of snow in colorado. now we're going to move this thing east after today, here in drew: i'm meteorologist drew with your accuweather forecast. it is a record warm day later on this afternoon. into the 70's and 80's with go

with a lot of sunshine. that u.v. index is high. wear that sunscreen. later tonight, fog gathering along the coast anti-bay shoreline. 40's to 50's as we head into wednesday. accuweather seven day records possible day. the warmth will ease through the end of the week. our next chance of wet weather is sunday night into m time for our favorite part of the day, "pop news" with lara spencer. >> thank you, thank you so much, amy. good morning to you all. we'll get right to it with miss dolly parton. 42 years after her incredible turn in the film "9 to 5," the queen of country is making her return to the big screen. parton will produce and star in a film based on her book with james patterson called "run, rose, run." the news confirming what they alluded to on "gma" earlier this month and they'll team up with none other than reese witherspoon and her production company to make it happen. parton will play a country star who mentors a mysterious up and

coming nashville singer who appears to have song-worthy dolly has also written an entire album of music to accompany the book and now the movie. so looking forward to this. also, steven spielberg met a girl named maria and apparently that was it, announcing that he is one and done with directing musicals. he had often said in the past doing a musical was on his bucket list and with the best picture and best director oscar nomination for his first foray into the genre, that bucket is now apparently full. however, he will use his experience with the sharks and the jets to help another project near and dear to his heart when he acts as a producer for the upcoming musical adaptat so he t he's gngo od he's stl but he

also in the news this morning, congratulations in order for "mean girls" director jonathan bennett and his husband. they tied the knot over the weekend with some beautiful inclusive touches like a gender neutral wedding party they refer to as their bests as opposed to groomsmen and bridesmaids and they asked all guests to wear white to symbolize being part of one family. the couple telling "people" magazine when you're part of the lgbtq plus family, not everything in the wedding space is for you. well, guess what, they changed that. the couple finishing off the night with a fireworks display set to the soundtrack of "the greatest showman." i love it. i wish i was there. congratulations to jonathan and james. and finally this morning, anyone who says that shaq has lost his touch, huh-uh. you need to watch this. ♪ ♪ >> boom! shaq proving he's still got it.

the nba favorite multitasking t shaq or dj diesel as he goes by when he's deeejaying, has had a successful second career doing this since retiring from the league back in 2011. nothing but net, shaq. >> that is not how he looked at the free-throw line. >> he got better in retirement. >> love you, shaq. >> wasn't his strong suit? >> it wasn't. >> well, it is now. >> thanks, lara. coming up, an exclusive first look at the brand-new disney cruise ship.

>> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> good morning. this accident that involved 11 cars and a motorcycle. sky 7 live over the scene, the two left lanes are still blocked. it is backed up as you make your way over to john daly all the way through daly city. a big mess this morning. you may want to consider highway 35, scott -- skyline or 101 as an alternate. an alternate. jobina: an alternate. jobina: (sound of rain) ♪ ♪ ♪

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and 80's. jobina: we will have another update in about 30 minutes. you can always find us on our app and abc7news.com. ♪ i'm walking on sunshine, whoa ♪ ♪ i'm walking on sunshine ♪ and welcome back to "gma." and all aboard. the disney "wish," the fifth ship -- i made it sound like i was a train conductor, but we're talking about a gorgeous disney cruise line. i mean, this is a beautiful boat. setting sail this summer. this morning, we are getting a very exclusive look. janai norman is on deck and, janai, jealous of this assignment and your outfit. >> reporter: and minnie also is upset with me for raiding her closet probably as we match. guttentag, lara. we are on the deck of one of the most remarkable vessels ever

built. behind me in that mickey mouse yellow, you can see part of the slide, that is part of the aqua mouse, the first ever disney attraction at sea. a tremendous really incredible amount of care and creativity went into all of the details on board. they are still working hard putting the finishing touches in place as we got an exclusive first look. check it out. disney cruise line has been making vacation wishes come true for nearly 25 years, but the most magical ship yet, the disney "wish" is on the horizon. the disney "wish" started all the way here in germany at one of the most advanced shipyards in the world. the craftspeople have been building ships for over 225 years and the "wish" is just the latest and greatest. it's taken nearly four years to bring the "wish" to life. weighing in at 144,000 gross tons she finally floated out in february and here she is, still

under construction in all of her glory and we get an exclusive first look. >> hi. >> hi, janai. welcome aboard the disney "wish." hi, i'm diane macedo. this day two of the historic confirmation hearing for judge ketanji brown jackson, the first black woman to be nominated to the supreme court. today judge jackson is answering questions from members of the senate judiciary committee. they paused for a brief break and will resume shortly. she's been asked about her judicial philosophy and her representation of gaun tan mo bay detainees. senator durbin called this part

a trial by ordeal. it's intense. what's the mood like in the room? >> reporter: senator dick durbin said this is the hard part. heading into this democrats were not expecting this to necessarily be pleasant. they were expecting it to be tense. at times it's been very contentious. this has been judge jackson's opportunity to respond to some of the criticism she's been getting from republican senators during this time ahead of her confirmation vote. this is playing out over several hours. yesterday we saw opening statements from the 22 members of the senate judiciary committee. today we'll see questions unfold over the course of 11 hours. that's the amount of time she'll be in the hot seat. senators have about 30 minutes each to question judge jackson. you see the senators shuffling through paper. they have notes in front of them. judge jackson sat down and only

next to her a blank note pad. >> earlier senator chuck grassley asked judge jackson about her views on court packing, the idea of adding more seats to the supreme court to impact the justice between justices viewed as liberal and those viewed as conservative. let's listen. >> court packing is creating new seats for political purposes for a president to appoint more judges. do you agree with justice breyer and justice ginsberg that court packing is a bad idea? before you respond, you say this question should be left to congress as a policy issue. sitting supreme court justices have spoken on that matter. i don't think it would be inappropriate for you to do it if other people sitting there have said it's a bad idea. >> respectfully, senator, other nominees to the supreme court

have responded as i will which is that it is a policy question for congress and i am particularly mindful of not speaking to policy issues because i am so committed to staying in my lane of the system. i'm just not willing to speak to issues that are properly in the province of this body. >> rachel, this issue of court packing has come up a few times. what was the response to judge jackson's answer there? >> reporter: this is something that is certainly a big issue on capitol hill. progressive democrats have pushed the idea of court packing, expanding the number of supreme court justices on the bench. you heard from judge jackson say she's not going to weigh into political issues. she said she's going to stay in her lane. really notable is the strategy

from democrats. senator dick durbin used almost every minute he had trying to get ahead of republican attacks, trying to get her on the record before republicans had the chance to question her themselves. >> earlier the committee chairman, dick durbin, asked judge jackson about her sentences in past child pornography cases. let's listen there. >> i thought about his charges as i watched you and your family listening carefully yesterday and what impact it might have had on your personally to know that your daughters, husband, parents, family and friends were hearing the charges that you're implementation of this law, sentencing, endangered children. can you tell us what was going through your mind? >> as a mother and a judge who has had to deal with these

cases, i was thinking that nothing could be further from the truth. these are some of the most difficult cases that a judge has to deal with because we're talking about pictures of sex abuse of children and in every case, when i am dealing with something like this, it's important to me to make sure that the children's perspective, the children's voices are represented in my sentencings. what that means is that for every defendant who comes before me and who suggests, as they often do, that they're just a looker, that these crimes don't really matter. >> let's bring in devin dwyer who is inside the committee room. this is probably the most fired up we've seen jackson so far. she was very detailed in her

response there. a addressing how serious the crimes were, but how sentencing guidelines are outdate. >> reporter: criticism of her record on child porn cases has been the most critical attack so far. they've been raised by senator josh hawley. he said her record is a long record that lets offenders off the hook in sentences which she issued below the federal guidelines in several cases. hawley accused her of endangering children. those claims came out yesterday with her two young daughters sitting in the hearing chamber. today we heard from her directly. she was very forceful. i was in the room. you could have heard a pin drop. all 22 senators were fixated on ketanji brown jackson. they were listening to her intently. she pushed back explaining that

those guidelines for sentences in child porn cases are arbitrary. the congress actually gives judges discretion to look at the guidelines and take into account other factors. judge jackson said she sentenced 20, 30, 40 years of supervision, forbids them from using computers. a clear effort for her to push back she's soft on crime. we'll hear from senator hawley later this afternoon. >> let's also bring in rick klein and yvette simpson for more. rick, what has been the most challenging moment for judge jackson so far? >> reporter: the highlight was senator lindsey graham who voted to confirm judge jackson a year ago hone in on some of the ways republican nominees have been treated in the past. a very awkward exchange where senator graham asked judge jackson to rate how religious she is on a scale of one to ten.

she said she didn't feel comfortable responding. senator graham said i was hoping you would say something like that, hoping we would never judge you like democrats judged republicans. this is setting off a situation where people like senator graham could vote against judge jackson not because of who she is, but of who she isn't and also because of previous nominees have been handled. a lot of political baggage. you'll hear more of that today with 2024 contenders taking the microphone. they'll bring factors that have little to do with judge jackson it was a challenge for her not to respond to those lines of inquiry. >> yvette, relating to court packing, is that a priority for democrats? >> we would call it court expansion. i think it is. i think i want to say it's

unfair to ask judge jackson about that. her response was spot on. this is a policy decision. it's not a constitutional question. the constitution does not limit the number of justices. expansion of the court is something on democrats' radar. the court has been expanded before. typically it was expanded to mimic the number of judicial circuits that exist. today it's 13. that would not be a question that would come before the supreme court or one appropriate to ask a nominee to the supreme court. one of the things i want to point out that republicans continue to do, they're saying one thing and doing a different thing. they're asking her questions of policy. they're saying they want her to adhere to the constitution, but they're asking questions not of a constitutional nature. i would agree with rick this display by lindsey graham is deplorable. it's disgraceful and an embarrassment for the entire process. >> rachel, how can we expect the

rest of the day to play out? >> reporter: it's going to be a marathon of a day up here on capitol hill. so far only five senators have been able to question judge jackson. that means by my math you have 17 left, 30 minutes each. we'll see this unfold. she's expecting to be in that chair for the course of 11 hours today. expect more tough questions and democrats trying to give her a chance to clarify her record and get ahead of the republican criticism. we have our eye out waiting to hear more from senator lindsey graham. he voted for her confirmation to the d.c. circuit. today he said he sees some red flags. a sign he may not support her this time around. >> thanks to rachel, rick, yvette and devin. we'll return to your regular programming on abc. david muir will be back with a full wrap up tonight on "world

news tonight." our g so they're doing more so they're doing more than hunting for good will. matt damon is on a mission but it's not for a hollywood blockbuster. "the bourne identity" affected a third of the people on the planet. >> you wake up the morning, you go to the kitchen sink and go to the bathroom sink, water is everywhere but for nearly 800 million people that's not the case. >> do you believe that you can solve the global water crisis in your lifetime? >> that's our mission statement. it will take a lot of engagement from a lot of different places. we are making progress. >> reporter: the "we" he's referring to includes water engineer gary white. together they co-founded water.org, the nonprofit, over a decade ago and have already helped change the lives of more than 43 million people. >> matt, you write that when you two met so began the second greatest bromance of my life. >> that's right. that's right. >> so what makes gary the ben

affleck of water? >> well, i realized that, you know, this problem was incredibly complicated and deeply complex and i needed somebody who understood it better than anybody and when none of those people would take my call, i ended up with gary. no. >> i went to ben affleck first and ended up here, so i think that tells the story. >> you did well. >> reporter: with that humor and humility, in their new book "the worth of water" the pair documenting how they developed a new model creating financial plumbing. >> 300,000 children a year are dying completely unnecessarily because of this. from things that wouldn't -- that our kids would just miss a day of school over. the solution to which is clean water. the duty of collecting it usually falls on women and girls and so it means millions of girls aren't in school because they're having to go find water for their families. >> about $3.5 billion in micro loans now that have gone out that have been empowering these women. >> 97% of our borrowers are

women. pang the lnsack at 99%. because they return it at 99%, the money goes back out. >> and it is still just a drop in the bucket relative to the need. and so in addition we're working with partners like institutional investors to actually invest in this, and if we can create kind of that financial plumbing between the capital markets and women living on $2 a day and everybody wins, that's the system's change. >> reporter: while it may be difficult for people who never experienced water scarcity to understand the consequences, they say the covid-19 pandemic helps put it in perspective. >> what was the first thing we were told to do was wash our hands, right, and so now you've got 800 million people who can't protect themselves. >> it shows how interconnected we are, right? it's pretty clear that if we're not all healthy, then none of us are going to be healthy. >> what is the message you want people to take away? >> that there are solutions to these problems. that you don't have to just bury your head in despair.

with this problem that is seemingly so intractable there are real solutions that center the people, the very people who need the help and if you let them lead on these solutions, they can fix these problems. >> reporter:urs to t en. of this book will go directly to water.org. matt and gary explain it takes just about $5 to give one person clean water for life. just $5 could be life changing and "the worth of water" is out march 29th. you can pre order now. whit? >> amazing. there are solutions to this problem. kaylee, thank you so much. coming up here, sunny anderson here to brighten our day and cook up delicious spring dishes. we hear the sizzle already. >> sizzling, baby. >> yeah! >> whoo! >> yeah!

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>> that's my girl lara over there. we get down. you know what i'm saying? >> what are we getting down with here? >> the first thing i want to say is none of this stuff is cake, okay. and i'm hosting easter -- an easter show called "spring baking championship." >> whoo! >> yes, girlfriend. this monday we have a show where everything looks like something other than it is but it's cake. you know what i'm talking about? have you seen these videos where you see a milk carton and you slice it and it's cake? i want to show you how to make something perfect for spring. this is what we're talking about. springtime. i'll make my pasta, peas and pancetta. >> pasta, peas and pancetta. >> yes, springtime, everyone's thinking about peas. you can use frozen or fresh peas.

in my pan i rendered fat from pancetta, then i'm going to saute the onions in there. you saw me hit it with some salt and garlic. i'm not one of those people don't have garlic on the first date, girl, you have a first date, enjoy it, okay, and then just lots of pepper. >> okay. >> i like to go in here. are you guys into pasta? >> oh, yeah, come on. >> y'all are so svelte and fit. >> i like to carb load for the energy. >> that's what i'm talking about, whit. then some peas go in. >> a question about the peas. if they're frozen, can you just put the frozen peas right in there? >> right in there. they will add a little bit of moisture and we'll get some from that pasta water which has all the starch in it and all that good stuff. >> it smells so good. >> thicken up the sauce with it. it's okay if they're frozen. fresh is good as well. these are frozen. so then to that just a little bit of lemon juice to brighten it up. >> all right. >> and then going to add in the cheese. >> yeah. >> now you can do parm, if you have pecorino, that's cool too, gruyere works as well and your cooked pasta,

you can do spaghetti, fettuccine, any kind and a little bit of that starchy water from boiling the pasta and that will help bring it together and make a sauce. all right. so then you come over here. this is what it looks like. >> our finished product. how long does it take? >> 20, 25 minutes. you know, while boiling the pasta get the onion in there, hit it with the salt and pepper. >> this smells so good. >> hook it up. at the very end, hold on. you got to do a meat garnish. you know what i'm saying. we don't garnish with parsley. >> there you go. >> we do a meat garnish. here we go. give it a try. >> what are our options? other meat options. >> you could do bacon if you don't want to do pancetta. you are more than welcome to do like ground meat. sometimes you can even find meatballs in the freezer section, chop those up in there. i don't care. it's spring. diss >>esbecause i suggest while keou're pa oit.bakin

this is my caramel apple cheesecake dip. okay, it's so simple. go into your pantry. i want to help me make it. right into your cup, all this is, every once in a while i might cheat and i will buy that graham cracker crust but sling it into the pantry and it's all broken up. so continue to break it up and get it in the bottom. layer how you like. [ laughter ] >> he's skipping steps over here, okay. >> layer how you like. the graham cracker crust in the bottom. this mix right here is just whipped cream cheese and that tub of fluffy marshmallow that you make. right? put that in. it's really good. >> i'm sorry. i skipped the steps and went right to eating. it is so good. >> this is just apple pie filling that you chop down so it's not so chunky because you got to think about dipping. you got to think about what it's going to be able to pick up a and hold on to.

>> i know it's probably not -- it's ridiculous. >> seven layer dip for dessert. >> that's what i'm talking about. speak my language. cam dan fr the grocery store as well. sometimes you can get it in a tub or squeeze tube. i have both because -- thighs. [ laughter ] then you just get that on there. >> sunny -- >> like you ain't seen thighs. >> sunny, you just literally combined cream cheese -- >> whipped cream cheese and that marshmallow stuff. >> you can go scan the qr code on the screen to get the recipe and watch sunny, "spring baking championship: easter" on monday. you know we love you. >> it's cake but it's not cake. >> it's cake but it's not cake. it's not cake, okay. >> it's not cake. >> thank you, sunny.

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good air quality. the day shapes up like this. >> we will be back at 11:00 for midday live. have a g >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, academy award winner sandra bullock. plus, host of "name that tune," jane krakowski. also, our oscar arm of the competition continues with another edition of "live's hollyword game week." all next on "live!" [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] >> ryan: morning, deja! thank you. >> kelly: you're welcome. >> ryan: on end. >> kelly: let me