>> good morning. escalating violence in the middle east. israel's military launches strikes on the gaza strip and lebanon after barrage of rockets were fired at israel following this week's clashes at a holy site. weir live in the region. expelled. the tennessee gop votes to throw two democrats out of the state house of representatives and failed to oust the third for protesting for gun control on the floor in the wake of the covenant school shooting. the unprecedented move flaming partisan tensions and the fallout this morning. blame game. a new report on the afghanistan withdrawal. the biden administration mostly pinning the chaos on former president trump. what the white house said it could have done differently.

supreme court justice clarence thomas under fire. a new report concludes he went on luxury trips for more than two decades paid for a republican mega donor without disclosing. all eyes on jobs. the new numbers out this morning. could the market finally be cooling off. new survey against footage of cash app creator bob after he was fatally stabbed on a san francisco street. the doctor accused of poisoning her husband, pouring draino in his tea. now charged. what both lawyers are saying. an emotional reunion. the officers who saved a family of six from a burning building. >> i got her! >> together again only on gma this morning. last minute spring break travel deals. the trips to help you save. plus one woman's travel mission going on 34 dates in 19 countries in the last 12 months. what she lea could make your love life better starting

this morning. ♪ one way or another ♪ and we are racing into friday. how an olympic champion joined in on the fun at her son's school sports day, as we kick off the holiday weekend. bringing you eggcelent that your family will love. we are heading into a holiday weekend. we have a lot to get to. >> we hope it's a safe one. all eyes are on the new jobs report out. what the numbers could mean for the economy and the jobs market. flooding rains are on the move in the south. how it could affect your holiday. and the masters in georgia. sam champion is in for ginger tracking it all. first overnight israel's military targeted lebanon following a rocket barrage on israel. matt guttman is live on the

scene. >> reporter: what we are in the midst of is a multifront es ka escalation of violence. there's also clashes on the temple mount in jerusalem. just this morning in the west bank two israeli women shot and killed, a third critically wounded. overnight israeli jets and palestinian militants trading fire in gaza and lebanon, as violence escalated from fistacuffs in jerusalem's temple mount to one of the largest barrages of fire in years. this morning israel saying palestinian militants killed two israeli women, critically wounding a third in a shooting attack in the west bank. earlier friday israel's military saying it launched strikes in southern lebanon. another raid targeting the gaza

strip. israel's air force showing missiles hitting sites they also belonged to the group. israel's sorties followed a heavy barrage of rockets from lebanon streaking across the sky into northern israel on thursday. israel's iron dome defense system intercepting many of the missiles, though at least five made it through, this one hitting a bank and setting up that thick plume of smoke. early this morning dozens of additional rockets fired from gaza, targeting southern israel. in all israel says palestinian militants launched about 80 rockets in the past 24 hours. tension in the region soared after violent clashes during ramadan in islam's holiest it does not see israel or the palestinian militant groups have an appetite for that right now.

the wrench in that could be the shooting attack this morning in the west bank. that could jeopardize efforts at deescalation. this is the first all cocide. george? >> thanks very much. rebecca? we turn to the bitter political divide in tennessee. the state house of representatives voting to expel two democratic lawmakers for their role in a gun control protest at the state capitol. it is the first partisan expulsion in the state's modern history. alex perez is in nashville with more. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, rebecca. some dramatic moments here on the house floor at the capitol. the ousted representatives say they were acting on behalf of their constituents who they say are angry legislature won't take up gun reform. >> expelled from the house of representatives. >> reporter: overnight, republican-led tennessee state house of representatives, in an

unprecedented move, voting to expel two of its members, only the third time since the civil war that members have been ousted. >> the representatives address what is a compelling eloquent statement of why he needs to be expelled. >> reporter: representatives justin jones and justin pearson both ousted for ptestgonol thes was representative gloria johnson, who's white. republicans also attempted to expel johnson for her participation in the protest, but that vote failed. >> my friends in school all call me little miss law and order because i'm a rule follower.

i know that rules sometimes have to be broken. sometimes you have to get in good trouble. >> reporter: tensions boiling over on the house floor during the vote from both sides. the representatives outrage stemming from that shooting at a nashville christian elementary school, killing three 9-year-olds and three faculty members. gloria johnson was the only representative to have defense attorneys speak on her behalf on the house floor during that vote as the ousted representatives could rerun for their seats in a special election if they so choose. rebecca? >> as you said, alex, only the third time since the civil war since we have seen anything like that. alex perez, thank you. to the white house now, a new report acknowledging the chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan should have been handled differently. i sat down with the president just days after the withdrawal. you don't think this could have been handled better in any way?

no mistakes? >> no. i don't think it could have been handled in a way that -- we're gonna go back in hindsight and look, but the idea that somehow there was a way to have gotten out without chaos ensuing. i don't know how that happened. i don't know how that happened. >> for you that was always priced into the decision? >> yes. exactly what happened was not priced in but i knew they were going to have an enormous -- look, one of the things we didn't know is what the taliban would do, in terms of trying to keep people from getting out, what they would do. >> let's go to mary bruce. mary, they have now reversed course on this. >> reporter: george, the white house now concedes they should have acted sooner but this long awaited report does not explicitly say that mistakes were made. when i asked repeatedly, the white house won't say if the president has any regrets now, just that lessons were learned. they are putting much of the

blame for this withdrawal on the trump administration. this morning the white house is defending the chaotic end to america's longest war. acknowledging after scenes like these, thousands rushing to flee kabul and the attack at the airport that killed 13 u.s. service members that the u.s. should have started the evacuation sooner. but the white house is also pinning much of the blame for the disastrous withdrawal on the trump administration, arguing their hands were tied by trump's deal with the taliban to withdraw u.s. troops by the spring of 2021. >> it is also undeniable that decisions made and the lack of planning done by the previous administration significantly limited options available to him. >> reporter: then president biden called the evacuation an extraordinary success. the white house still defending it now. >> for all this talk of chaos, i just didn't see it. not from my perch.

>> reporter: at the time the administration was stunned that it took just 11 day force the taliban to regain control of afghanistan. the report says the u.s. now thinks it was inevitable. that there was no scenario, except a permanent and significantly expanded u.s. military presence, that would have changed the trajectory. >> what is your message to the veteran, to the families of the fallen who may read that and wonder, what was the point? >> just because the mission changed over time under previous administrations and leadership, doesn't mean anybody who served in afghanistan doesn't have something to be proud of. doesn't have -- sorry. doesn't have service to this country that they can take with them the rest of their lives. >> reporter: now, overnight former president trump pushing back, saying biden is to blame. his former top officials say the current administration is trying to simply rewrite history. now pressed on this, the white

house is clear, despite pointing a finger and blaming the trump administration for much of this, they say ultimately president biden is commander in chief and he does bear responsibility. george? >> mary bruce, thanks. now to the fire storm over clarence thomas for accepting luxury travel around the world for more than 20 years paid for by a gop donor. senior national correspondent terry moran has more. >> reporter: supreme court justices are often invited to travel around the world, to teach, to attend conference, to visit with friends, but the lavishness and the frequency of the vacations justice clarence thomas accepted transparency. >> island hopping on a super yacht in eupbd kn for more than two decades, clarence thomas enjoyed luxury

travel every year, sometimes traveling the world aboard a yacht without disclosing any of to it the public. an expensive secret that is now landing the conservative justice in hot water. the travel reported by the nonprofit journalism outlet pro publica never appeared in thomas' financial disclosures. thomas' host, harlin crowe has not had any business before the court but his business and access to the court's most senior conservative member have sparked concern. thomas and the supreme court have not commented, but in the past, thomas has portrayed himself as a man of simple taste. >> i prefer the rv parks. i prefer the wal-mart parking lots to the beaches and things like that. there's something normal to me about it. i come from regular stock. >> reporter: in a statement, crow said he and justice thomas have been close friends since

1996 and they never discuss pending cases, adding he never sought to influence thomas, calling the trips no different from the hospitality we have extended to our many other dear friends. the supreme court has no formal code of ethics and no enforcement mechanism for any potential wrongdoing. congressional democrats are calling to change that. >> there's absolutely no reason why the supreme court shouldn't be subject to a code of conduct just like every other federal judge. >> reporter: chief justice john roberts has made it clear he doesn't think congress has a constitutional authority to impose conduct rules on the justices. instead, the chief justice has asked his colleagues to, quote, consult with the rules for lower court judges. george? >> okay. thank you very much. let's get more on this from dan abrams. i guess the question now, is that law going to be tested, the one that does require disclosure of trip likes this? >> is this an ethical violation?

sure. sit a technical violation of the law that applies to federal judges? it sure seems it is. but now the question is, okay. so what now? as terry pointed out, the supreme court has never even formally accepted the idea that the justices are subject to those particular laws. even if they are, the question is, what is the enforcement mechanism? who is going to punish them? as of right now, it seems the only way to punish a supreme court justice in a case like this is through impeachment. >> i think what surprised so many people is that the supreme court justices don't even have ethics guidelines that apply to lower courts. >> exactly, right. so their position, as of right now is, yes, these laws apply to the lower court, yes, all the federal judges have to apply this. we know those things -- >> take a look at it. >> we know they're out there and they're important. we're going to consult with them. it's sort of crazy, right? the idea the most important

justice, who you would think are the ones people would want to influence the most, where ethics would matter the most, don't feel that they are necessarily subject to the same laws. again, the question is, what happens? >> i think the chief justice will feel enough pressure to say anything? >> nope. i think it's going to require at least another step here. meaning congress is going to have to hold hearings. as of right now justice thomas isn't talk. justice roberts isn't talking. i don't know that they are going to because of the way that there is this lack of enforcement. >> dan abrams, thank you very much. rebecca? we turn to the highly anticipated jobs report out this morning. it's a key piece of data that could signal whether the economy is slowing down. it's an economics report card. elizabeth is in washington with the latest. >> reporter: this is a critical moment for the american work force. the job market has been red hot in recent months.

this morning's report shows signs it is starting to clear off. 236,000 jobs were added to the economy in march in line with expectation and a slowdown from january and february doesn't talk about banks. inflation is trending lower but still historically high. rent prices up more than 8% in the past year. groceries up 10%. the average price for a dozen eggs $4 now, compared to $2 at this time last year. in all, american households are still paying an extra about $400 every month for the same goods and services compared to this time last year simply because of inflation. rebecca. >> all right, elizabeth. thanks for following it for us. turning now to round 2 of the masters teeing off this morning at augusta national golf club. tiger woods among those vying for the coveted green jacket.

will reeve is here. he's out there wincing, admitting he's in constant pain. >> it is a grind for tiger but he is out there. day 1 in the books. lots of golf left to play. intrigue at the top of the leader board. tiger not quite up there. she shot a 2 over 74. he's got some work to do if he wants to make his 22nd straight cut. he's in 54th looking up at the top of that leaderboard that has bruce koepka. he defected from the pga tour and that means he's been kicked off, but they are allowed to play the masters. this is that saudi back venture that fractured the golf professional world. they do get to play in the masters. koepka, 7 under, which is quite impressive, considering he's not playing elite level golf. other big news lurking, scotty scheffler, rory

coming up a family of six and the officers who saved them from a burning home. and the search for the killer of cash app creator bob lee and the new surveillance video from after he was attacked. plus california doctor accused of poisoning her husband's tea. she is charged. we hear from both wyerhampion h this morning. latteerience in montgomery, alabama, when your whole world goes blowing away from you. that's a 50 mile per hour wind gust. i want to show you the flood warnings that are out and the water rescues overnight here. let's talk about the masters because there may be some bubbling storms coming up this afternoon. the real trouble is tomorrow morning. that's the we thaerpbd the nation. here's what you can expect.

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>> yeah. i was not expecting that. >> not at all. >> headlines this morning. overnight there was escalating violence in the middle east. israel launching strikes on the gaza strip. matt guttman on the scene there. the supreme court is weighing on the battle over transgender athletes in school sports. a west virginia 12-year-old was allowed to stay on her track and field team while the challenge to the state's ban makes its way through the other courts. this morning sweet green has agreed to change the name of its chipotle bowl after being sued over it with fast food rival chipotle saying it infringed. green is calling it chicken and chipotle pepper bowl. we have more ahead including elementary students who were sent to the hospital after eating an unidentified edible. new details on the fatal stabbing of a tech executive in

san francisco. new video shows bob lee in his final moments searching for help. demarco morgan is in san francisco with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: george, good morning. the victim collapsed right outside of this apartment building behind me as you about to see in the video. we want to warn our viewers the video is graphic and may be disturbing to watch. this morning as the urgent man hunt for his killer intensifies haunting exclusive video obtained by daily mail.com, showing the last moments of bob lee, fatally strabed on this block in san francisco. the 43-year-old tech entrepreneur seen stumbling outside an apartment building around 2:35 a.m. tuesday. here he falls to the ground. then you can see him attempting to flag down a passing vehicle, blood on his hands. finally, he staggers and walks out of frame, holding his chest. >> sfpd has been working around the clock to try to solve this case. crimes like this can be very difficult to solve.

it takes time. >> reporter: he called 911 reportedly screaming "help" and "someone stabbed me." when police arrived, he walked to them but collapsed, later dying from his wounds. >> if anybody has anything, please send it to us, bring to it us, let it be known that you have it so we can send our evidence recovery folks anoin o doors and walking the pavement >>r:y e sure we finofd idce officials to do more to curb crime in the city. >> this neighborhood has been going backward. we have never seen nothing like this. >> reporter: numbers show there were few homicides in san francisco than in 44 other cities, though they have increased by 20% compared to the same time last year. lee was a devoted father of two. he played an important role in developing the android platform and served as the chief technology officer of square before becoming the chief product officer of mobile coin. >> now that i'm at mobile coin,

we will continue our mission with cash app to make payments better for everyone. >> reporter: the chief tells me they are making progress in this case, but he wouldn't say whether this was a random or tar getted attack. >> demarco, thanks. we turn to the california doctor accused of poisoning her husband's tee with draino. this mornirnings. will carr join us with more on that. good>> rep good morning, cca. thurned into ae said the catch here's video. thiss a. the husband said he was poisoned over and over again, not to kill him, but to make him suffer. this morning a california dermatologist is officially charged with trying to poison her husband with liquid drain cleaner. but her lawyer says the woman's husband set her up. >> dr. chen basically set her up and put sky cameras in the kitchen to catch her doing that.

then claimed he was poisoned. >> reporter: the 45-year-old is charged with three felony counts of poisoning and one count of domestic battery. the orange county district attorney claiming this shows the mother of two pouring a draino like substance into her husband's tea intending to cause him pain and suffering. yu's attorney pushing back saying his client was trying to kill her in the kitchen. >> the indictment said she was not caught once, but three times on camera trying to poison her husband. how do you defend that? >> she does pour the draino in the cup three times to kill the ants. she absolutely poured the draino in the cup. >> i have never heard of a way to prevent ants from putting draino into somebody else's drink. >> reporter: last april chen began noticing a strange taste to the tea so he set up a hidden camera. the cameras capture yu pouring

the substances. the doctors saying in divorce filings he was diagnosed with two stomach ulcers, gastritis. >> i don't think she wanted to kill him. i think she wanted him to suffer. >> that's pretty evident. >> what she did was diabolical. she inserted herself into his morning routine, we don't know how long it took him to realize he was being poisoned. >> reporter: this morning yu is on administrative leave and she's getting limited visits with her kids. rebecca? >> wow. thinking about those kids. wi, thank you. now to an abc news exclusive. an emotional reunion between a family and the hero who saved them from a burning home. stephanie ramos is here with tat story. >> reporter: as i watch this video, my heart was pounding. in seconds you see indiana police officers get to a family trapped inside their burning home, desperate to get out.

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if you're looking for a deal for spring break, it's not too late. good morning. george, good morning. travel right now is pricey for those who planned earlier sticker shock was the name of the game. but in these instances where you waited, you occasionally save big last minute if you're willing to be flexible. let's run through some saving strategies. first of all, if you can go midweek, even monday and avoid saturday, that is a big savings opportunity. flight alone with drop the price by 100 bucks if it's not on the weekend. for a hotel, saturday and sunday nights cost you the most, and friday. next up, flip your search. don't start with a destination in mind. search last palestinian it fares at the airline websites then add your dates. see which destinations offer the best rate. hopper analyzed air fares. they said some of the best last minute deals are to florida, phoenix and las vegas.

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good morning america. it's 8 a.m. 37 a ets hit israel. kids and gummys. multiple elementary students headed to the emergency room. with gummy becoming more accessible, what parents can do to help keep their kids safe. time to buy? with mortgage rates dropping for a fourth week in a row, what potential home buyers should know and how long the trend should last. ♪ i just met you this is crazy ♪ >> 34 first dates, 19 countries, one year, one woman's unconventional search for

romance traveling the globe and going on a date in each country. what she learned an her advice. why not embrace y2k fashion? we're bringing it back to the early 2000's from spice girls to mean girls. giving your favorite look a modern twist, as we say, good morning america! >> announcer: live in times square, this is "gma." >> i'm gonna learn something this morning. i didn't know there was a thing called y2k fashion. >> just set your computer back to y2k. that's what we remember, right? >> hope you're all doing well. >> we've got great hacks to help you decorate your eggs. plus a great idea for dessert that all your peeps, get it? all your peeps will love it. >> also ahead the latest from the supreme court on transgender athletes, as the biden administration weighs in on the issue. >> first the escalating violence

in the middle east. matt guttman is on the scene. >> reporter: over the past 24 hours, we have seen significant escalation on multiple fronts. israel and palestinian militant groups trading rocket fire and missiles in lebanon and gaza. we've seen clashes on the temple mount. this morning a shooting attack in the west bank that left two israeli women killed and critically wounding a third. overnight israeli jets and palestinian militants trading fire in gaza and lebanon, as violence escalated this weekend from fistacuffs in jerusalem's temple mount to one of the heaviest barrages of fire in years. and this morning israel saying palestinian militants killed two israeli women, critically wounding a third in the west bank. friday israel's military saying it launched retalitory strikes.

another raid targeting the gaza strip, lighting up the night sky there. israel's air force releasing this video, showing missiles hitting sites they say also belong to the group. israel in gaza and lebanon followed an unusually heavy barrage of rockets from lebanon streaking across the sky into northern israel thursday. israel's iron dome defense system intercepting many of the missile, though five of them made it through, this one hitting a bank and setting up that thick plume of smoke. early this morning, dozens of additional rockets fired from gaza, targeting southern israel. in all, israel says palestinian militants launched about 80 rockets in the past 24 hours. tension in the region soared after violent clashes during ramadan in jerusalem. one of islam's holiest sites. israeli police stormed the site. they were meant by stones and burst of fireworks.

officers firing stun grenades and tear gas. so what you're seeing behind me, george, is one of those iron dome anti-rocket systems. israeli officials tell me it has deescalated situations because it prevents the loss of civilian lives. both israel and palestinian groups want deescalation, but that shooting attack in the west bank could jeopardize that, especially it comes with ramadan, easter and passover coinciding. >> matt guttman, thanks. now to the big debate over trans athletes participating in youth sports. terry moran is back to break this down, this latest ruling from the supreme court. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning. this is an issue that had been fought in courts and legislate khrur khurs. at issue, whether a 12-year-old can continue to compete on her school's track and field team

while her lawsuit against west virginia's ban on transathletes competing on girls teams winds its way through the supreme court. supreme court declined to intervene in the case at this point. becky can continue to compete for now. west virginia is one of 16 states that have enacted some kind of ban on transathletes competing on girls teams. sooner or later the court is likely to hear a case. now the white house is entering the pray that would prohibit bans on transathletes competition. but the white house is also proposing schools can have team specific eligibility requirements on transathletes, could restrict their competitions, depending on reasons like fairness of competition or risk of injury. pretty clear the biden administration on this issue trying to find middle ground. >> wide reaching implications. rebecca? >> we turn now to one of the holiest days on the christian

calendar. good friday. pope francis is expected to take part in events following his recent health scare and marcus moore is in vatican city with more. good morning, marcus. >> reporter: rebecca, good morning to you. today catholics across the globe will mark good friday, one of the holiest days on the church calendar. pope francis is expected to take part in two ceremonies here in rome today. but yesterday he held the mass of the lord's supper at a juvenile prison where he washed the feet of 12 young people. this is a gesture meant to reinforce the idea that we should help each other, no matter the other's circumstance. we noticed the 86-year-old pontiff arrived in a wheelchair but he managed to stand up and walk to each person to wash their feet. he acknowledged that it's difficult for him to walk as he endures chronic knee trouble. just last week he was in the hospital for three days receiving treatment for bronchitis. he was released just in time to mark the start of holy week for palm sunday. since then, he's kept a very

demanding schedule as we get closer to easter sunday. seeing the pope up and moving around the way he is, there's no doubt encouraging to so many people across the globe. rebecca? >> absolutely. we wish all who celebrate a happy and meaningful holiday ahead. thank you, marcus. george? coming up the new warning after multiple elementary school students became ill from unidentified edibles. how parents can help protect their kids. for mortgage rates falling for the fourth straight week, could now be the time to buy? 34 days in 19 countries. one woman is sharing her lessons about romance and sam has some guests. >> i cannot wait to hear those stories. a fashion expert is helping us turn back the clock. y2k fashion. think year 2000. >> pop star, mean girls. all back. >> mean girls? i'm down with that. gma is coming right back. gma is coming right back.

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♪ ♪ >> we are back with we are back with our gma cover stories. kids and gum miss. kids were sent to the hospital. >> hey there, george. this is the kind of news no parent wants to get from their children's school. police and medics rushing to a school to find unidentified substances in the hands of fifth graders. this morning seven elementary scool aged children are in stable condition after becoming ill at a dc school after ingesting unidentified edibles. a letter sent to parents from key elementary school details

how one student brought gummys containing an unidentified cntrolled substance to school and shared women this several other 5th graders. after seven students began to feel unwell, the school writing, fire, rescue ando further asses students, determining the symptoms aligned with the ingest shun of a controlled substance. five of the seven children were then rushed to the hospital. while the substances have not been identified, authorities say when they arrived at the scene, the students were being treated for medics for alleged consumption. >> kids are much smaller. the dose they get are meant for an adult. they're enticing. edible looks like candy and brownies. by the time a young child has eaten as much of an edible product that they want, they can get a high dose. >> reporter: as edibles become

widely accessible, a study published by the u.s. poison control centers have shown a 14 fold increase in children who have accessed marijuana edibles over a five year period. studies finding 22.7% of all reported cases were admitted to the hospital, with an increased increase in icu and non-icu admissions. >> it's possible the controlled substance is thc but we have also seen edible products that don't contain only thc but contain other compounds. sometimes what's in that edible, you don't really know. that's even more dangerous. >> certainly is. the school plans to hold an appropriate awareness meeting. store your edible, if you have them, in a child resistant container up and out of sight. it's important to tell your kids not to ingest or put anything in their mouth without knowing what it is or checking with an adult.

george, we turn now to the latest on mortgage rates falling for the fourth week in a row according to due data from freddie mac. will reeve is here. i like to call this turning the table. >> perfect. >> so, will, mortgage rates falling. what about buying a house? >> experts say spring is traditionally the best time to buy a home falling mortgage rates sounds like great news. the average for a 30 year fixed rate still over 6%. that's about two points higher than it was a year ago. there's still a lot of obstacles out there. the two biggest, affordability and availability. there's sky high demand for homes, but inventory is low. that puts first time home buyers at a disadvantage. rates have not fallen enough to incentivize homeowners to list their homes. end result is kind of a gridlock that will keep prices high. >> analysts say that will last at least through this year.

borrowers are facing the issue of, rates are going up, and you have this banking crisis. that could have impact, too. >> there's head winds in the market. roller coaster. rates hit a high of 7%, then went down and climbed in february. this all as the federal reserve battles inflation. so will this trend continue? if the fed keeps hiking those interest rates, that could make borrowing more expensive. experts say the recent banking meltdown could also make it harder to borrow. on the other hand, if we see a recession, that could have the opposite effect. it's still unclear what's going to happen. >> what can people do? >> there's a whole lot they can do. all that being said, home prices are showing signs of softening. there's opportunity for potential buyers to take advantage while the rates are slightly lower. got to think big picture. just because there is opportunity out there isn't the right opportunity for you? that's the main question to be asking. >> and you've got to be ready to sit in that home for five years

plus because we don't know what's going to happen. >> huge commitment. >> we appreciate your commitment, whether it's sports, economy. will reeve, have a great weekend. >> you, too. >> thank you very much. this is one that's going to get everybody talking. now to around the world dating and the woman who's gone on 34 first dates in 19 countries. this morning she's telling us what inspired her to do this and what she's learned along the way. rhiannon, this seems like 90 day fiancee. >> you're light. we all know dating is hard enough in one country, but one woman is traveling the world solo and meeting plenty of potential dates along the way. around this time last year 40-year-old washington state native lonnie james set out on a mission. >> i have always loved traveling. i realized this benefits traveling long term and you get a really unique piece when you can be overseas for a longer period of time. >> reporter: travel the world,

to not only see the sites but to make connections. she used online apps to set up dates with strangers. so far she's gone on dates with 34 guys in 19 countries. >> i went para gliding on a date, which was so much fun. i'm a big adventure junkie. i have dates where there's been incredible chemistry and had the best conversation and haven't looked at our phones for five hours. >> reporter: her wanderlust came from her mother. she died after a long battle with alzheimer's. >> life isn't guaranteed. retirement isn't guaranteed. money, your health, travel? nothing is guaranteed. i wanted to create the life i wanted now. i didn't want to put it off and hope that it would be a possibility somewhere down the line. >> reporter: lonnie also learned a lot about personal connecttions on her journey. she says the men she's met open up more, since there's no pressure for a second date. >> to sit across from someone, or go on a walk or an adventure and get to ask them about their

culture. i get to ask them what it's like about dating. i get to ask them about gender roles and their views about life and relationships. >> reporter: while she's not afraid to catch feelings, she also knows she has to be careful. >> i don't let people know exactly where i'm staying, whether it's a taxi driver or date. i share people with my location back in the states a couple different time zones just to cover my basis because my time zone is always changing. >> it's always changing. she says she's going to keep traveling for at least another year. she's already planning date number 35 hopefully in asia. she said she hopes to hike the himalayas. guy, what do you think? would you have been as fearless with dating around the world? >> i think i would have gone to greece. i hear the greek men are the most romantic. [ laughter ] >> bring linsey back. [ laughter ] >> all right. speaking of the hot weather sam champion.

[ laughter ] >> i think we call that talking to people while you are on vacation. >> right. do we need to call it dating? >> all right. let's get going. thanks, philly, for showing us lot of things are in bloom. cherry blossoms are still in bloom. in d.c. there are different varieties of cherry blossoms. if you feel like you missed the big bloom, there are still some that are going. new york yesterday 80 degrees. can you believe that? we would normally be around 57, 58. now, well done in florida. we've been seeing 90s for awhile. it seems normal. your normal temperature should be in the low to drew: i am drew tuma with your accuweather forecast. warning showers leading to a drier but cloudy afternoon. it is a human day with temperatures in the mid 50's to

lower 60's. tonight isice. dry air tomorrow. warmer for easter on sunday, going into the 70's away from the coast. temperatures next week moderate. closer to average foror all right. time to get egg-cited for egg-stra special -- i could do this all day. >> you got it. >> we've got some hacks for coloring eggs. i had this made just for this. >> i don't have one. >> i'll give you this one if you want. >> are you ready for some great hacks? >> i am. someone said whipped cream. is this going to be the can you eat from? i keep one in the fridge. >> the one in the fridge. that's going to be our west one. >> how do we do this?

>> to start, soak your eggs in vinegar. that will let the dye soak into your egg shell. >> maybe two minutes with an egg soaking in vinegar? >> exactly. have our food coloring dotted w- all over. >> spread the whip. put some dye on it. >> twirl your colors around. >> this is fun. i think kids are going to like this. >> kids will love this. you better get gloves on. >> i will have this all day long. maybe moms won't like this without gloves. >> will make it more fun. >> this is not going to go well. >> dry off your egg after soaking in that vinegar. just roll it around. >> look at that. it's got a beautiful modern swirl to it. >> after it sits ten minutes, you're going to rinse it off and you have tie dyed eggs. >> really, really nice. >> this is my favorite one.

we start off -- >> i haven't put my basket together for my niece. >> not too late. >> so now, what is this? we've got, a cooker? >> a slow cooker. >> foil lined. >> another time saving hack. you don't have to baby-sit your eggs when you're dyeing them. we've created four segments so four different colored eggs with foil. you want to line it with plastic wrap. >> so you've put the foil liner, put the separators in, dropped plastic in, put the water in. >> add a couple drops of food coloring. the more you add, the darker the color. >> this is good if you've got to bring a lot to school. if you're the mom who has to bring a lot to class. >> you don't have to hard boil your eggs. it will cook it. >> at the same time? >> yes. you don't have to spend your time doing it. comes like that. on low for four hours and it's done. >> four hours you can just leave them there. eggs are cooked, colored.

put them in a basket, run them to class. everybody is happy. i'm a huge peep fan. what are we doing? now they look crispy over there. >> we are making peep s'mores. >> you had me at peep s'mores. >> this is like shareable s'mores. >> because s'mores are marshmallows. >> right. pour some warm cream over it. >> is this too hot to eat? >> no. look at that. i love it. then you just top them on top. make them rainbow colored. you can mix and match. how is it? is it good? [ laughter ] >> so good. >> is it still warm for you? >> it's fantastic. >> pop this in the oven about ten minutes. you'll have s'mores that everybody can dig into. >> rarely do we see anything for

the first time ever. this is the first time i have ever seen this. huge score. >> it is so fun. >> people are going to bring this idea home. it's fantastic. >> another great one for the kids. >> we would say these are tips to dye for, they were egg-cellent. i could do this all day. delicious and available everywhere. coming up y2k fashion. i still don't get it. think mean girls and maybe destiny's child. how you can make it work for 2023. that's coming up. thank you very much. for 2023. that is coming up. thank you. g what if there was an expert who can help you save money, make money, and get the most out of your many? monday on "gma" b got good news. the shark is here for you. robert herjavec, live, answering your money questions. live, monday, on "good morning america."

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temperatures in the upper fifties. julian okay, thank you so much. drew will be back here with another news update in 30 minutes. of course, you can always find the la welcome back to "gma" live from times square. >> classic song this friday morning. kool&the gang will be live in times square as a throw back thursday performance. >> we are throwing it back today, back to the 2000's. washington post reported millennium middle school fashion is back and brighter than ever. we've asked preston con pull together some styles. great to have you with us. this was an awkward time in my life, admittedly, but i'm willing to go there with you. why are we doing this? >> fashion is cycle.

it was bright, it was exciting. there's a lot of stuff we want to leave back then. i'm going to show you how to modernize the look. >> we have our fabulous staff to model these modernized classics. this look is inspired by kim kardashian wearing a velour pink jump suit. >> i could not think of y2k without thinking of that track suit. back then it was about that low rise waist. baggy flared leg. to update it, it is a jogger but velour. not the big flair at the bottom. not the low rise. same great zipup. >> feeling good? >> yeah. next up, brad pitt rocked the street style look back in the day. this morning cameron is nailing it. a collectible. >> this is all about the classic

tees. remember every celebrity wore graphic tees that had a statement phrase. they were loud, bright, i in a t cargo which was y2kthing. it's also fully back. we're pairing it with a chunky hiker trainer just for that easy weekend. >> just make sure the spelling is right. definitely a collectible. mean girl iconic. laura is channelling her inner mean girl. hi, laura. >> so with mean girl, what made this look so iconic was all about the pleated miniskirt. believe it or not the pleated miniskirt is fully back. this came back last year. instead of keeping it school like with a matching cardigan, it's all about making it tool, with something a bit more cool like a cool leather jacket.

we also paired it with a motor boot and a base layer not so bright. chilled it out. freestyle ready. >> about these alisha silverstone vibes. feeling good, laura? excellent. looking good. >> love it. >> then we finally have girl groups like destiny's child with the monochromatic look. >> this is really fun. i cannot think of a girl group, brittany spear, everything with head to toe color. back then maybe everything was vinyl, leather. now it's about playing with those textures. doing maybe like a matching suit. adding a pop of cool material. we have to talk about the great bag. this was the y2k era moment. it is fully back. we pair it with a chunky platform heel. the choker is also back. we popped one on there. fun makeup. >> we love it.

thank you so much to all of our models. danielle, congratulations. you're looking like ginger zee was. you look fabulous. preston, we appreciate it. you can shop these looks by scanning the qr code on your screen. coming up, we have the first look at a unique car bringing disney magic to the road. but do they really? do they see all that you are? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you.

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>> we are back with open marriage and s deborah roberts here with a look at tonight's 2020. >> this is a story as old as time. this one involving a seemingly happy california couple threw investigators for a loop as they uncovered stunning secrets amid sex, lies and videotape. robert simone worked for bns rail road. on a sunday in 2014 the married dad of two was covering a shift in tehachapi, california. >> 7:30 p.m. when his co-worker walks into the office and finds robert limon bleeding on the ground. he calls 911. >> what did detectives find once they get here? >> as they arrived here, the door is open.

next to the truck near the driver's door, there is robert limon. he is sort of propped up against the truck. >> robert was shot twice. office had been ransacked and crime scene appeared staged. investigators notify his wife sabrina. >> i asked her about her marriage. she said everything was great. she said there was no extra marital relationship that she was involved in or that she was aware that rob was involved in. >> detectives discover a surveillance camera in the industrial park. >> we saw a subject. can't really tell his age. quality of video is not the best. you can see him walking with a limp through the complex. >> they're not able to identify the limping man. then a few weeks after the murder, a call comes in that changes everything. >> robert limon's friend contacted us and told us that he received a very odd message left on his cellular phone from a

subject identified adds jonathan hearn. >> jonathan hearn, who happened to be having an affair with sabrina. could this secret have something to do with the murder of rob limon? investigators decide to tap their phones. what kinds of thing weres you hearing in these calls? >> there was a lot of praying back and forth, as jonathan is very religious. >> hi, god. s a very religious person. >> [indistinct] we have been dirtbag sinners and >> that's jonathan hearn captured on that wire tape. tonight on "20/20" you'll hear more and see videotape that helped detectives crack this case. you're also going to see a surprising ending and learn why many are asking, does the punishment fit the crime? guys? >> all right. you can see more tonight on

"20/20" that starts at 9 p.m. eastern and will hair tomorrow on hulu. now to this week's gma buzz. house is on fire by rachel beanland. one of the most anticipated books of the month. here's rachel. >> good morning, america. i'm so thrilled that my novel "the house is on fire" is your gma buzz pick. this novel is based on the true story of the richmond theater fire and follows four characters whose decisions during and after the blaze have longlasting consequences. the novel is a fast paced historical drama and begs the question, what would you have done if you had been in the theater that fateful night? >> "the house is on fire" is available now. keep reading along with us on instagram at gma book club. do you know who else is on fire this friday? sam champion. >> 'cause it's friday. so let's get into atlanta. live shot. good morning, atlanta.

good morning, everybody. we've been talking about the masters so let's get into augusta. there's heat and high humidity during the day. it's likely there will be scattered thunderstorms that light up. yesterday was a perfect day. how do i know? i did watch it, because tiger was playing. we have some real rain issues by the time we get to saturday. these are soaking storms that may last through the morning. that makes it more complicated. oh. it's easter. not only do we have the display, in peep lake maine 47. lots of sunshine on your easter sunday. that may be the best part of it all. drew: i am drew tuma with your accuweather forecast. morning showers leading to a drier afternoon. the weekend looking nice. we are mild for easter sunday. 70's making a comeback inin

in celebration of disney's 100th anniversary, sam is getting an exclusive first look at a very special car. tell us about it. >> this was a lot of fun. we got to go to the auto show, too. sometimes you might need magic in your morning drive. this sponsored segment is from hyundai. they are partnering with disney. a unique edition of their ionic 5. we had a chance to take a look. join us. ♪ it's been 100 magical years since the disney brothers launched the walt disney company. a place where there are boundless imaginations took flourish. for generations, the greatest stories with the most beloved characters. now our sponsor hyundai is

joining in on the magic, partnering with disney as the automotive sponsor of disney's 100th year anniversary celebration unvealing the ionic 5 platinum concept car, loaded with disney details on display at the auto show. >> everything has some touch. i'm very convinced those who love disney are going to love this special edition. look at this. this is special. we can project images. >> it really is beautiful. there is the tinker bell effect right there. then it's almost as if you are in downtown disney with the fireworks. settle inside. and you're welcome with disney themed music. wow. one other detail that i noticed on the door trim. >> you pay attention to details. >> and i look up. i have never seen this in any car anywhere. >> reporter: check out this moon roof etched with color changing

pixie dust. >> makes you feel like you're in wonderland. >> you did a beautiful job. it's the first of its kind collaboration between hyundai designers and disney imagineers. >> to be able to work with other design teams with a vehicle, that is something unique. some of you may have heard of the hidden mickey. the silver portion of the rim which represents mickey's head, and a little more subdued are mickey's ears. there's actually three hidden mickeys on each rim. >> the 2023 ionic 5 all electric vehicle. i just had to take a ride. >> this is super smooth and so quiet. it is amazing how quickly this thing can pick up and go. we love how you were able to integrate disney magic into what is already an amazing car.

okay. it really was fun. this is truly a one of a kind known as a concep car which means it's the inspiration. more details on how you can own one of your very own are expected to be revealed later this year. with disney 100, there's a lot ahead. >> very excited. this is more of a party bus than a car, sam. >> once you're inside, it is. that roof is spectacular. coming up, the new book that will spark some debate among sports fans. the authors join us live. spark . the author joins us live. >> "gma" reveals for likes or followers. their path isn't for the casually curious. and that's what makes it matter the most when they find it. the exact thing that can change the world.

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welcome, guys. >> we're thrilled to be here. >> let's start with you. obviously, this goes beyond stats and the numbers that people wear. how did you decide? number of things are controversial, from bars, places like barber shops. people are going to disagree with some. how did you come up with the idea of let's tell numbers to tell these stories? >> it came up because in a conversation after the show that we work on "the get up" show on espn. several of us made the observation that a lot of the greatest football player, the quarterback, all wore the same jersey number. someone said they all wore number 12, but who owns the number 12? that is where the idea went off in my head. i called hembo, the best researcher. i said we're going to do a book, decide who owns every number. you're going to research it. i'm going to write it. next thing we know, we're on "good morning america." >> tell me about the number 60. people will think greatest rivalry of all time. i think magic johnson, larry

bird. you guys say, no. >> i'll take this one. this was very personally important to me. i grew up a tennis fan. the greatest rivalry in the history of sports was between chris everett and martina navratilova. they shared the number 60 because they met in the finals of tournaments 60 times. that is a number that will never be approached. so we wanted to honor them together. they deserve to be remembered together. they're number 60 and they share that together in the book. >> hembo, we're going to you for this one. we talk about tom brady number 12, joe dimaggio 5, hank aaron 44. there are certain numbers people inparentally own. wayne gretzky is number 99 but you refer to him as number 1 when it comes to team athlete. >> it is our belief that wayne gretzky, not michael jordan, not

babe ruth, wayne gretzky, the greatest history in the north american sports. the differential between he and who ever is number two is much different than it is between the number one in any other sport and number two in that particular sport. >> as somebody who's playing today, tiger woods, getting the number 97. what's the significance of 97? >> that's the year when he won the masters for the first time. it did so many things in sports. it changed the sport of golf. there was such significance over and above the actual golf piece of that to tiger woods winning that particular tournament. but also because of the greatness that ensued, i think you can almost divide the history of golf into the time before he won the masters and the time after. we wanted to be able to give athletes who didn't wear jersey numbers numbers. so we needed one for tiger woods. one of the greatest athletes in history.

97 felt like the right choice. >> was it 27 you had the most difficulty decideing? >> 21. roberto clemente wore 21, deion sanders wore 21, tim duncan wore 21. that was perhaps the most difficult choice we had to make. do you want to give it away? >> we chose roberto clemente because of his historical significance. he is one of the five most important people in baseball history. baseball's humanitarian award every year is called the roberto clemente award. while all of them, i think, were equally great players we decided clemente was the greatest legend. >> what do you think is the most contentious point in the whole book? either that michael jordan is not number 1? >> i think, like you just asked about number 21. there will be so chapters that you turn to and perhaps be disappointed. maybe number 4 or 7 or 8 isn't the person you would necessarily select. it was our sort of charge to be able to make every defense as

good as we could. even if you turn to a page and say, that's not who i think owns the number x, we think with the stats and information we put forward, we can at least persuade you to come to our side. >> people are mad mickey mantle is not number 7. i was on a talk show in new york yesterday. i'm losing lifelong friendships over not making mantle number one. we felt john elway deserved it. the book is also about sports history. the way hembo and i fell in love with sports growing up is by reading about sports history. some of that's being lost. i don't feel like younger people are doing that. whether you agree or disagree, because the research is so exceptional, people will learn a lot about sports history, whether you agree with us or not. that is the part of it that i feel best about. >> all right. we thank you so much. want to let everybody know "got your number" is on sale now. we'll be right back. got your number is on sale now. we will be r

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way, julien ok, thank you drew time now for live with kelly and ryan. and we'll be back here at 11 for midday live leader set deja vu: it's live with kelly and ryan. today, mega movie star, harrison ford. and from outer banks, actress, madelyn cline. plus, wanna build your wealth? we'll show you how. all next on live. and now here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. ["2 be loved (am i ready)" by lizzo] [ryan singing along] ♪ to be loved, to be loved ♪ ♪ am i ready? ♪ it's friday. friday. friday. yes. we made it to the end of the week. friday, april 7th 2023. it is good friday today. mm-hmm. what should we start with on this good friday, kel? i don't know. do you wanna talk about national no housework day or biggest stresses? stresses. let's start the show with stress. -dealer's choice. -yeah. okay. what do we got?