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residential neighborhood. exploding into a fireball. the medical jet carrying six people, including a child. >> the plane crash narrowly missing this strip mall here. >> debris in the streets. this morning the investigation into what went wrong. >> saddle up. we're celebrating black history month, exploring the legacy of black cowboys in the u.s. >> it is american history. >> preserving the past, riding into the future. and we're lighting up your weekend with a treat yourself edition of deals and steals, full of small business bargains. plus, lessons from a legend of female entrepreneurship. rebecca minkoff is live on gma with what's in and out on the red carpet as we count down to the grammy awards and dishing on "real housewives of new york" as she says -- >> good morning america!

>> it's saturday morning. this is gma. >> good saturday morning to you. good morning, america. thank you for starting your weekend with us. we have so much to get to this morning. geo is anchoring from the feed with the very latest on that air disaster in washington. >> it's been three days since that crash and the wreckage from that american airlines crash is still underwater there behind me. it's been incredibly challenging for crews to work on this here. the weather friday making it all the more difficult. 41 of the 67 bodies have been pulled out. the rest are strapped inside that wreckage. navy barges are expected to join in as well. and we are getting closer to answers here because the ntsb saying all of the black boxes from both the plane and the black hawk helicopter have now been found as we learn more this morning about some of the lives lost. >> whit: we will chat with you more on all of this. overnight, hamas handing over israeli-american hostage keith

siegel along with other hostages as part of that cease-fire deal with israel. >> janai: we begin with breaking news out of philadelphia. a medical transport jet carrying six people crashing into a busy neighborhood exploding into a fireball. stephanie ramos is there and joins us now. good morning, stephanie. you describe that jet as crashing like a lawn dart. >> absolutely. in a densely populated residential neighborhood. i spoke to people who heard that and had no idea who it was. that medical jet coming down a few feet from where i'm standing. no one onboard survived. several people who were on the ground were injured. >> the whole plane right here burning, y'all. >> overnight a massive inferno after a medical transport jet crashed into a residential neighborhood. >> plane just crashed into a

plaza. >> you can see an explosive fireball in the night sky. >> keep moving! keep moving! >> all black smoke covering everything. the houses ended up catching on fire everywhere, and there was plane pieces everywhere. >> the small plane carrying a pediatric patient, her mother and four crew members, according to the company. the child had just received care from a children's hospital in philadelphia. all six onboard heading back to their home country of mexico with a stop in springfield, missouri. the jet taking off from northeast philadelphia airport shortly after 6:00 p.m., crashing just moments later. the plane crashed a few feet from where i'm standing, narrowly missing this strip mall right here. you can see police vehicles set up all around this area. they have set up a massive perimeter stretching blocks in

each direction. >> the cause of the crash is unclear. the ntsb is leading the investigation. members of the faa also arriving on the scene overnight, along with governor josh shapiro. >> tonight we also saw the best of philly. we saw neighbor helping neighbor. we saw pennsylvanians looking out for one another. >> there is still a wide perimeter set up by police. residents are being urged to stay out of this area as the investigation continues. gio? >> all right. stephanie, thank you so much for your reporting there. and from that tragedy in philly, we turn to this one here in washington. just 48 hours earlier, crews are expected to begin that pain staking process of pulling the wreckage out of the water. a big development here. the black box from the helicopter has been found intact, which will help investigators figure out what went wrong. this morning salvage teams will begin the pain staking process

of pulling the american airlines plane out of the water. sources tell nbc news many of the victims' bodies are said to be trapped inside. >> we need to make every effort to make sure we are recovering every person that per rished. >> this video shows one of the clearest views yet of that black hawk helicopter. investigators recounting the final minutes before the american airlines jet started its descent saturday night. at 8:43 p.m., the pilots told to land on a shorter runway. the black hawk helicopter making its way up to river. air traffic control alerting the helicopter to that jet's approach. at 8:47 p.m., asking the black hawk pilots to confirm they see the jet. seconds later, the collision. and we are learning more about the 67 people killed. the army now identifying two of the three soldiers in that black hawk.

28-year-old staff sergeant ryan o'hara from georgia, a 10-year veteran that served in afghanistan and andrew eaves from maryland. in the plane, a biology professor heading to d.c. to advocate for science education. 33-year-old attorney sara best, the day of her crash was her birthday. also onboard, ice skater and his parents stephanie and roger. their family saying corey had his sights set on the olympics. and there are just so many questions from one air traffic controller doing the job of two to whether there was any confusion inside that helicopter's cockpit. remember, they told the controller that they saw that plane. but where they looking at the correct plane? that's why the black box from the helicopter is so important, because investigators will actually be able to hear that final conversation inside the cockpit right before the crash. the ntsb has the black boxes in its lab right now.

investigators are pulling that data as we speak, janai. >> whit: all right. i'll take it from here. hearing the stories of the young victims. our hearts go out to all the families impacted by this. we want to turn to hamas releasing israeli-american hostage keith siegel and two others early this morning. we are following the developments from tel aviv. good morning. >> good morning, whit. yeah. earlier keith siegel landed at this hospital for treatment. keith becoming the first american-israeli to be released in this cease-fire. this morning american-israeli hostage keith siegel finally back on home soil. the 65-year-old is the first american to be freed. siegel seen on a stage flanked by hamas forces. hamas staging an orderly

handover after criticism of their handling of thursday's hostage release. supporters watching in tel aviv. keith siegel is handed over to the red cross. >> he was taken from his home, alongside his wife who was released in november of 2023. finally this morning, the end of a long and agonizing wait. watching from a tv as keith was handed over by hamas. she told me last september how she's been dreaming of this moment. >> and i just think about keith coming out and screaming and jumping on him. i will be just the happiest person in the whole world. and keith from the minute he comes home, he's going to be the king. he's going to be the king of the world. >> now that day has finally come. hamas releasing two other hostages this morning, a separate event in khan

the two have safely returned to israel. the siegel family releasing a statement thanking president trump saying our hope lies with you that the other hostages are also returned home soon. guys? >> whit: all right. some good news this morning there. thank you so much. coming up on our morning menu, we are kicking off our celebration of black history month with a ride through time alongside african american cowboys. >> janai: also ahead, rebecca minkoff. >> whit: and torry johnson is here. >> so i have sweet steals and deals to treat yourself. you're going to love it. we'll be right back. ever feel like a spectator in your own life with chronic migraine? 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or more. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine. in a survey, 91% of users wish they'd started sooner.

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patients you don't need another thing to worry about. but as we're looking at symptoms, what do we need to look at to indicate there is a problem? >> absolutely. remember, we're always partners so you don't have to be constantly thinking about this. we're thinking about chest pain, especially in the context of exercise. fainting, history of paifaintin. we're looking at whether these things are out of what you would expect for age and overall health of the child in front of us. of course, it is scary when you hear reports of sudden cardiac arrest and things like that. but, listen, these symptoms tell us we need to be looking. we need to be thinking. we're here as pediatricians to ask you about that. >> whit: what are the screening options available? at what point do you go get a screening for your child? >> so every year we are supposed to be screening or at least every three years per the recommendations from the american academy of pediatrics.

it begins with a really good history, not just for the child but for the entire family, especially before the age of 50. we're also looking at a good physical examine, of course. and we're looking for symptoms we were asking about and whether those symptoms are what is to be expected for age and overall health and what's important for parents out there. not just teens that play sports that need to be screened. it is every child at least every three years. >> whit: truly appreciate it. always good to see you back in the studio. janai, over to you. >> janai: all right, whit. today is the first day of black history month, and we're celebrating by taking a look at the black american cowboys from the past to the present. more on their story. good morning to you. >> good morning. this town was going through an economic downturn after years of young residents leaving for better opportunities. but one native took on the task to revive an over 100-year tradition in the hoping of keeping her community thriving.

a new renaissance is emerging, a re-telling of the history of the american cowboy to highlight black americans, often forgotten, now reimagined front and center in mainstream hits like jordan peele's movie "nope," peon say's "cowboy carter." and it is not just pop culture. this city in oklahoma is working to preserve their cowboy history by reviving the rodeo. >> it's bringing more attention to the town and the town history, which by itself is pretty powerful and significant. >> it is one of only 13 all-blacktowns in america still standing. for many years the rodeo was a huge draw for early settlers looking for a place to lay their roots. >> it was invitational. it was come by and see us, see

if you like us. come on and build your houses here. >> she says when jobs became scarce, younger residents left for other opportunities and the ra rodeo suffered, unthey remade it for a new generation. >> expanding the arena, taking down the old bleachers, bringing in new stuff. everything that i asked for, it was done, you know, just to make a better venue. >> i would say we had about 5,000 attendees. we had to turn some people away because it got to be too much for us to handle. >> and the legacy will continue. >> we want to emphasize that even though this is black history, we welcome everybody. it's american history. >> now, the rodeo is scheduled to take place on may 24th. tickets are now on sale. and it don't matter what you look like, everyone is welcome. i'm going to grab my ten gallon

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impose steep tariffs today on america's biggest trading partners, a move that could raise prices at the grocery store and gas pump. the president hitting canada and mexico with 25% tariffs and 10% tariffs on china. for america's trade deficit with the trading partners, experts say that american families could end up paying more because of the tariffs. it remains to be seen. some of the details are still to come. >> janai: and more than three years after the devastating eaton and devastating palisades fire have broken out, the fires have been fully contained. the fires killed 29 people and displaced thousands more. the palisades fire destroyed more than 6,800 structures, while the eaton fire burns down more than 500. >> whit: and lily collins shared on instagram that she and her husband just welcomed their baby

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later? the goal that you have for yourself, was it a straight line, a straight shot? >> never a straight line. it was my dream to be here today, but i had so many bumps along the way, as does every founder and entrepreneur. luckily, i'm still here. >> janai: what is an important piece of advice you would give an inspiring fashion entrepre entrepreneur. >> you have to love what you do. it is not about fame or money. you are consumed with how much you love your career because it's hard. >> janai: so you have to have that passion. >> you have to have that passion. >> janai: let's talk about real housewives. whit used likes to call me out. but the finale this year was in true franchise fashion. how did you feel about it? >> i was really sad about what happened. it was dark. it was heavy. and i was trying to be there for

uba and comfort her and bring her back down to a place where she was calm. it was hard. >> janai: what made you want to be involved with "real housewives"? >> i liked the idea it was seven women of diverse backgrounds and careers, all self-made. i thought that was an incredible way to share my story and get a glimpse of me into the life of a new york cityentrepreneur. >> janai: i love it. we will head over and strut our stuff over here a little bit. yeah. will gains is waiting to play a little bgame. >> all right. we're calling this in or out. you stay over here. i will give you the paddles. we're talking about the looks, not the artist, for the record. let's talk about taylor swift. so all white outfits, are they in or are they out on the red carpet this year? >> i think they're out. >> i will say in. i think it's hollywood glamour.

i would neighbor remove the necklace. >> i'm a little bored by the all white ensemble. >> janai: i hear you, yes. >> let's move on to ms. monet. she's giving sequence on the carpet. are they in or out? >> they're in for me. can we remove this? we don't need this. i've met her. she's tiny but not that tiny. >> all right. dua lipa. >> in, in, in. she's in. >> all right. >> because she's always looking sometimes campy. and this is gorgeous and sophisticated. and i like it. >> i thought this was a real person in the studio before. i smiled at her. >> she smiled back at you. >> a statement shoulder.

what do we think of it? >> janai: hold on. if you are going for the statement shoulder, you better stay in. >> but if we're talking about this look? >> can't. >> she looks like wednesday addams a little bit. >> janai: just talking about the fashion. >> we have josh grogan over here. we're talking about this broach moment. what do you think? >> unless it is the cartier nail head, which is so chic, i am not for a broach. >> some of us don't have cartier money, rebecca minkoff. >> how would a man elevate his look on the red carpet this season? >> you know, my good friend is a men's stylist. a shiny lapel.

watches i think are big for the carpet and like a shiny shoe. it is always subtle. they don't have a lot to work with. >> you know the other accessory men are doing at the moment that i love. showing a lot of cleavage or heavage. >> as long as there is no chest hair. >> i have to go make a appointment. >> janai: whit will be on the red carpet for the oscars, so i hope he hears this. coming up, two weeks until the release of "captain america: brave new world." we have the latest. up next. (vo) if you're 55 and up, t-mobile has plans built just for you. two lines of unlimited for just 30 bucks a line. that's a 45% savings compared to verizon and at&t. (cynthia) the price, it is a phenomenal value.

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and welcome back this morning. we're really excited about this interview in this segment. >> we >> whit: welcome back. mason gooding is taking another horror film with a bit of a rom-com edge here. it is "heart eyes." we've got a clip. let's take a look. >> come on, come on. you got it? >> yes. >> oh, good job. >> thanks. >> hey, you good?

>> yeah. >> we were bracing for the jump scare. how is it going to happen. mason, welcome. by the way, you are always getting chased by the bad guy these days. >> i know. >> whit: i love this because you were telling us how this is a little bit different. how would you describe this film compared to some of the others that you have done? >> i always like to think of it, you're always so beautiful. >> janai: come on. >> i do call it a rom-com that gets hijacked by a horror film. i like that the two films blend easier in this case because of the focus we put on character and the circumstances from an external character in this case, a mask yielding maniac. >> whit: with a big knife. >> with a few knives, crossbows.

it allows them to get closer in order to survive the night. >> whit: love it. >> janai: wow. so today is the first day of black history month, and you wrote a really beautiful essay for "variety" about watching chadwick panther." tell us why it meant so much to you? >> he was prolific in the understanding of his role as a performer and zeitgeist and how his effect kind of had influence over the understanding of self-awareness that young black boys and girls had even in watching him in "42" or "black panther," the latter of which for me was a real experience and seeing not only on a screen how beautiful that people either looked like me or shared a similar experience to me could be showcased in, you know, world renowned media. but also off camera, the work

that he did to embody that iconography in communities and be seen and upheld as a margin of success and professionalism and genuine human nature was really compelling to me. and i think that's the goal of any artist but certainly one of mine. so it was a beautiful experience, one i will carry with me for the rest of my career and ideally for the rest of my life. >> whit: wow. the way you put it, the way you explain those feelings, too, resonates for so many. let's talk about the movies because "scream 7" is in production, right. >> sure is. >> whit: and here you are part of this iconic franchise that has a huge fan base. what it's been like for you to jump into this and take it on? >> the nice thing is i don't have to do it alone. and the idea of having so many

members from the original scream film alongside me means it feels like coming home in a lot of ways. neve campbell is reprizing her role as sydney prescott, our final girl, and kevin williamson is directing. and that helps because my question you might have about character or circumstance, he's not only got in spades, but you get the context from the older films and it really just breathes a level of comfortability and ease that makes the more complicated and brutal sequences a lot easier to both understand and, you know, get through. >> janai: well, you are so lucky that we are out of time and can't ask you about getting kicked out of a club. you are so lucky. >> of course. >> janai: yeah, okay. well, we will find out as soon as we go for break. "heart eyes" will be in theaters on friday. thank you so much.

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right here on gma as well. >> janai: we'll see you then. a >> janai: we'll see you then. seven news starts right now. >> good morning. i'm stephanie sierra in the east bay. oakland's waterfront hotel has closed permanently, reportedly for financial reasons. hyatt operates the hotel and announced the closure on tuesday. abc7 news spoke with one guest who came up from san diego to stay the weekend, and she said she received no notice that she'd have to rebook somewhere else. she's sad to see the landmark go and the impacts to the city she loves. >> i love the waterfront. i've been staying here since 2010. i've got fantastic memories of swimming in the pool, staying in different rooms. i even brought my cat george here with me once and he loved the bird view. so

it's really sad to see it go. >> an employee we spoke with estimates about 100 people work there. they say the company is helping employees find other jobs within hyatt. new overnight, the wildfires that have devastated los angeles are all now 100% contained. this comes more than three weeks after the eaton and palisades fires broke out in southern california. in total, the palisades fire burned over 23,000 acres. the eaton fire burned more than 14,000 acres. at least 29 people died with more than 12,000 homes, schools, and structures that were lost. all right to weather. now let's check in with lisa on this level two storm. >> that's right. stephanie. it's getting going. light rain here in the north bay from santa rosa to nevada. you can see it's trying to fill in, but it's all been light, very scattered about along the peninsula. not much in the south bay, but here's what happens through 1:00. look how the rain gets a little bit heavier. and we'll look for the wind to kick in. right now,

there's fog all around the bay as well. and so we're going to talk about a milder day and a stronger system into next week. steph. >> lisa thank you. up next, as the investigation into what caused a deadly mid-air collision in d.c. ramps up, we're learning more about the victims. abc seven news at to maintenance anything, so it's very scary for me because i have everything i love in this home. so, we've now implemented drone technology. how is that safe for me? it enhances the inspection, so it allows us to see things faster. your safety is the most important, and if you're feeling unsafe, that's not okay. it doesn't feel like that in our hearts. i mean, it's worrisome. [dog barks] [dog barks]

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