go good morning, america, is our second hour. heavy rain pummeling the northeast well thunderstorms pale and possible tornadoes hit the south. all of this while millions on

the mississippi river brace per potentially record-breaking floods. samara tracking it all. speak of the federal reserve admitting at least partial blame and the second biggest bank failure in u.s. history. the fed owning up to lax oversight while sharply criticizing silicon valley bank management. >> called her bus has high school graduation season commencing are americans losing confidence in the value of a four year degree? apprenticeship programs on the rise, which pat pays off? ♪ ♪ >> mississippi strong, gma shining a light one month after a devastating tornado tore through the tight-knit town. >> this house, gone. >> what residents are saying about the recovery. >> it's a wonderful show of support. >> and how you can still help. ♪ ♪ >> top trends that are having a

moment from the song filling up your feet hook, line, and sinker - -- ♪ shimmering in the sun ♪ to the breakout reality star of jury duty, ronald gladden making his case. >> i'm so happy to be here. >> he is saying. >> good morning, america. >> live from "abc news" in new york, this is "good morning america." >> good morning, america! >> i love this. >> at the gym this weekend. >> you listen to this at the gym? >> don't judge me. you might lift more, try it. >> on this saturday morning, independent bookstore day, the annual events supporting small businesses celebrating ten years and this morning we turn the page on how you can get involved and again this is this hour, we start this morning with severe weather drops across the country. >> a lot to cover for possible tornadoes and hail in the south

to major rain fleming northeast, this as communities along the upper mississippi river are bracing for potentially record-breaking flooding with melting snow. >> halting large traffic over the large water levels, if, if he sees meteorologist samara theodore is tracking this, good morning again. >> good morning, geo. so many folks on the northeast are waking up to saturday and sunday plans completely washed out. this is the radar right now we have rounds of rain moving to parts of newark but you know what i can show you better than i can tell you, let's throw the life picture of times square times square new york up, you can see the road glistening there. really soggy and just a dreary day. what happens next is we have multiple rounds headed through this at 6:00 p.m., the first goes through like hartford and boston and look at the deep reds and oranges that's heavier rain coming down on the i-95 corridor on sunday. 1-3 inches on the east coast. >> thank you, now the upper

mississippi river with rising water causing evacuations and shipping closures abcs own lopez in iowa with that part of the story, good morning again, when. >> hey good morning. the mighty mississippi getting closer to cresting officials say they are prepared. take a look at this barrier stretching three blocks and is a few feet taller than it was a few years ago back in 2019 when a wall of water poured into the downtown area. no we spoke to the crew who built this, they said it works 2.5 days in 12-hour shifts in hopes this will hold up some of those rising floodwaters. not too far from here, the water already made some roads impassable. the only way in and out of some of those areas is by boat and the water is still rising. expecting to crest on monday over 21 feet. >> still a concern. allen lopez, they could. now knew details on the latest banking scare and two revealing reports detailing shortfalls

leading up to the collapse of silicon valley bank. the federal reserve in that part blaming itself of the second-biggest bank failure in u.s. history. abc's elizabeth schulze in washington with more, good morning. >> good morning. the federal reserve is taking responsibility for its role in the collapse of silicon valley bank. in this sweeping internal review the fed says that it did not take forceful enough action to top sv be as it grew in size and complexity and even after it issued dozens of warnings, it didn't take steps to fix the problems of the bank fasten a. but is also putting the blame on executives. former ceo greg becker served on the board of the regional bank overseeing the company until the day of its downfall. now in this separate report there is a look at signature bank, that bank felt two days after, they also said they should've acted faster but

blaming bank management so what happens now? regulators say they will tighten rules on some of these banks in this midsized to run the berm having the type of collapse. somewhere after the trump administration but there are still concerns this banking crisis isn't over. virtual public bancshares tumbling yesterday more than 40%. it is possible by the end of this weekend the fdic could be forced to take over that bank too. >> all right elizabeth thank you so much so we will turn to the battle over abortion rights intensifying in several traditionally red states. ahead of the 2024 election, abc's oren shaw, good morning again. >> good morning, geo. right now many women in utah are holding their breath, a judge there is delaying a ruling on whether to implement a ban on abortions. what does that mean? it means if you are in utah you can still get an abortion right now up to 18 weeks of pregnancy. meanwhile there is another blow for the antiabortion movement

and this time it was in nebraska. there is an effort to ban abortion after the sixth with the pregnancy but that was short of the filibuster. abortion there remains banned after 20 weeks. nearly a year after the supreme courts addition was leaked samuel alito is speaking out he is telling them that the leak made the justices targets of assassination. he doesn't believe any of the judges leaked it but he thinks he knows who leaked the draft and he says he's certain their motive, he says they believe it was part of an effort to provide that might prevent it from being a decision of the court. as for the current national abortion debate, supreme court has preserved access to the drug mifeprizdone for now at least. >> we appreciate it. or jamie morning by noon are americans having faith lost in a degree? >> mississippi strong the

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we want to look at postsecondary options. whether it's a two-year college or four-year college or whether you're going to take an apprenticeship or going to the military or take a gap year, there are some of the different options. >> when is the right time to start having these conversations with your kids to see what they want to do in the future? >> i think we don't want to put pressure on them, right? so having the conversations about a myriad of different options and opportunities is a really good first step. but to me, one of the amazing benefits about going to college is to figure all of that stuff out. and i think when you look at some of those price tags it can get overwhelming. you look at that and you think well, what if i don't get the job i want and i don't know what i want to do? but that's what college is for. college can help you figure out what it is you want to do and what direction to go. >> i can't tell you the number of people i went to school with who didn't know what they wanted to do. so, what do you do, right? at these high school seniors, they don't know what they want to do. how do you make them figure out

what their decision could be? how do you help them along the way? >> i think they want to take classes may be outside of there's a comfort zone. you think you want one pad, you can get off that train and take another. join a different club. there are so many ways to do this. and there is not one linear path and if you think you know you're talking about 16 and 17-year-olds. you can change your mind. how many adults do we know that of changed their mind in their jobs and careers? you really want to i think lean into all of that because you are growing and learning about what motivates you. that's a beautiful thing. >> as we were talking about really lean into it, you do, you are a college counselor, speak to the college counselor, have that conversation. >> absolutely. absolutely. >> jill, you are a pleasure. >> think you very much. >> geo thank you so much mississippi strong, robin roberts making a trip t this ef4 tornado last month. we were here right after the

storm hit and gma went back to shine a light on the ongoing recovery and how you can still help. >> do you feel the love? >> yeah! >> we have the love here. >> our journey to roland fork mississippi one month after a devastating tornado ripped through this tight-knit community. >> everywhere you look. it's bad. >> our robin roberts seeing it firsthand. >> that's a flagpole. >> that's a flagpole. >> do know the power? >> yes. >> everyone doing their part to help. earlier this week students from west harrison high school in southern mississippi filling up a school bus full of supplies, driving it more than four hours north to rolling for. >> we all went around to all of the teachers and collected the cans and it just really brought our senior class together. >> just yesterday little caesar's love kitchen rolling into rolling fork from from

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supplies, a whole lot of love, and prayers. >> we are moving right had. moving right had. ♪ ♪ >> wow, we are so grateful to all of our gma viewers out there already making a big impact, robyn's call to action resulting in, listen to this, more than $160,000 in donations and storm relief in that area to support recovery you can still scan the qr code right there on your screen and for more information had to our website, "good morning america".com i felt the same way as we were there but robin said despite everything we are talking to people standing on their foundations, homes, everything wiped away, they were still positive and hopeful about the future. you can see there already getting out there and putting in the work. >> thinking about their neighbors but it's so great you were there initially and to be able to see the progress with robin going back all of that and to see them picking that up.

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>> hi, amerika, i am celeste the indy bookstore ambassador. staffed by booksellers who are locals too and everyone is unique, just like the neighborhoods we serve. >> back now on gma and celeste ang the best-selling author is the 2023 indy bookstore ambassador. she will be at porter square books in cambridge later today celebrating the tenth annual independent bookstore day. joining us now to talk more about this page turning event is "new york times" best-selling author and owner of books are magic in brooklyn, emma stroud. good morning to you it's great to have you. >> think of having me. >> i imagine this is very exciting you are also an author

in an egg in the booksellers is like the super bowl for you? >> yes it's a day everyone feels like i do where it is the most important in the world. >> and we love independent bookstores that's why and tell me about the activities today. >> the wonderful thing about independent bookstore day is like every independent bookstore itself, every place is different. so you may go to one store and they are having a bingo game. we you may go to another store and they are doing crafts for kids. or everything. every single bookstore has something else cooking. something else planned for their environment, their community. which is really why you should visit more than one. >> so to that point you said there are cross that play out? what does that mean? the last call i did was a long time ago did not go well.

>> not like a pub crawl, it's a bookstore crawl. so in brooklyn, books are magic, my bookstore is participating in a brooklyn bookstore crawl. so we made up these cards where if you visit more than five, at least five of the bookstores in brooklyn you get a little stamp. then you get a discount, you get a prize. it's like that and that's happening in boston, los angeles, most many places. chicago i think, so check to see if your local store is participating. >> i love that and family-friendly too. how important is it where people get their books online now, how important is that independent bookstore and how relevant is it still today? >> i mean, we opened, my husband anand i opened bookstore magic because we didn't want to live in a neighborhood without a bookstore. a lot of that had to do with the fact that we had small children. when you have us little baby

it's nine in the morning on a saturday if you don't work at "good morning america," where can you go? you have to go somewhere and you can go to the bookstore. you know amazon will not hold your baby. i will hold your baby. [laughs] >> are you sure about that? because we have some babies. we will bring them your way. >> i'm 100% sure, i will give your dog a treat, you know? i was looking at photos from all of the bookstores i have visited over my entire career. it is the same people over and over again. you know? it's such a supportive commun community. booksellers really care about their customers. you know, met and held when they were brand-new who are now in high school. >> it's all full-circle. thank you so much it's great to have you here we do appreciate it and emma's latest book, "this time tomorrow" is out right now and will be available in paperback on may 16th, thank you

again we appreciated. let's look at the weather once again with samara. >> today is a great day to cozy up with a book on the east coast, meanwhile out west this is seattle, washington, with the space needle, beautiful, what you can't see as the temperature is. it has been awfully warm, we have seen record heat on the west coast. let's take a look at a few cities, hillsboro, oregon, parts of washington, saw their hottest april day temperature on record ever. let's go ahead and see what we are expecting it will be cooler as we head through the next thing days we will be below average >> sunshine on the way but at the coast is going to say cold and breezy. temperatures continue to climb to the 60's and 70's. it will be cooler than yesterday but still pleasant witit >> we >> now a 19-year-old we thought

you should meet after her dad was told he had cancer in 2016. >> i started the book drive because i found comfort in books when my dad was sick. and so far with all of your help i have been able to donate over 15,000 books. >> wow, 15,000 books, you go, girl! you can donate too, check out emily's instagram @4loveandbuttercup to find out. that's an amazing one. >> what a great instagram name. >> i know it's so cute. >> coming up here taking dopamine dressing be on the rack adding feel-good colors into home to gore, jenae will have that will be right back. are there animals living underwater? ♪ is the ocean warm? yeah, it can be very warm.

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tiktok and his inspiring people to go bold so we are taking the train beyond the rack and here to guide us through a celebrity makeup artist and all-around trend expert to our favorite neil chevelle. welcome. >> we will get to it. you happen to be dressed to it. >> what does dopamine dressing mean? >> dopamine dressing plays into the psychology of color. and how wearing and seeing these different, fun, bright colors can create a release of dopamine in our brains which is actually a chemical responsible for happiness and feeling good overall. so we can basically lean into the different color categories depending on what we want to manifest and how we want to feel. >> i love anything manifesting. let's start with these pinks and reds, really bright colors. >> eso red has a category itself really represents strength and love and confidence. we can lay in and with the jumper. >> we love a jumpsuit. >> it hasn't gone anywhere, it still here, it's a staple and the jumper has a great transitional peace between seasons because you can wear it

sleeveless on warmer days or you can pair it with something like a leather jacket or denim jacket. it's a great way to lean into that emotion but stay trendy at the same time. >> how do we take this beyond the rack? >> yes, so be on the rack, we can lean into accessories. if you don't want to go full color, you can wear neutrals and pair it with this tiny little red purse, magenta earrings, magenta is huge and pink as a whole is a channel of creativity. and calm. so you can throw splashes of color and without having to overdo it. you can stay neutral, but add little fun pops to your wardrobe. >> it can still give you that good dopamine hit. okay. we are talking citrusy colors here. i love them. >> yes. we just saw oprah wear a full yellow suit and it's incredible which because yellow and orange actually stands for happiness, joy, it is inviting and warm, and we are seeing something like

pleats which are huge right now. >> this court's opening. >> literally it's great for summer it's movable it's breathable but what yellow ring in the warmth and in legged pants, the yellow panel is fondant with a talk or denim. that's really easy but pleats are everywhere. in all fashion categories. >> taking note so how do we take this trend home? >> why not invite that joy in that happiness into our home with these accents? you can pair something like with faux flowers or real flowers into your kitchen so when you are there you have that feeling of warmth with that freshness and joy in your home. and you can do the same thing with like a throw pillow in your living room to create that splash. also we are seeing wallpaper have a moment if you want to redo your powder room or a little accent wall in your home, this is a great way to do it with the yellow and the oranges for that touch of happiness in your home.

>> let's talk blues and greens. what does that do for your dopamine? >> this category is actually highest on the dopamine releasing list. scientifically shown. >> that's why you dressed for it? >> right? mint is huge right now and trending and green and blue overall stand for peace and tranquility. good health. why not lean into that with a blazer? the blazer also hasn't gone anywhere. it's a great statement piece and you also don't need to overthink it. you can throw a blazer on in the spring especially for those cooler nights it acts as a jacket. you can pair with denim, leather pants, and we are also seeing full suit head to toe suit pants paired with a jacket. >> i see the pleats too. >> more pleats in the green as well. >> how can we bring this into our makeup? first off this pallet is incredible. >> right? yep turquoise and glitter but nail art is huge right now and it continues to be huge. so while we are all texting and

typing at work on our laptops or computers, you could be getting that dopamine hit as you are looking at your nails. >> whatever makes you feel good, neil, thank you so

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