before san antonio road. they have moved it to the shoulder, but this is still causing some big delays there. >> number seven, the story that has a lot of people talking this morning. rihanna testing, teasing that she is working on her ninth album. no word on when it could be released. she's testing our patience. >> saying yes. she's like, you will wait and wait and wait. >> and i'm dum dum. >> dum in the meantime. calling us. >> the artists are giving us a lot of music this year, so. >> yeah, everybody else has an album out. yeah. we're good. >> album and tour. >> yeah. you know. >> i'm here, i'm ready for i'm ready for this gaga era. sunday. is that when the album. >> comes o >> "good morning america," confusion over the elon musk ultimatum. the latest on pope francis and the shake-up with six days until the oscars. >> chaos and confusion. top officials push back on

elon musk demand for 2 million federal employees to explain what they accomplished last week or explain losing the job and some republicans expressed concern about musk's tactics. administration got usaid through 2,000 works fired. the purge at the pentagon. >> emergency landing. an american airlines plane from new york escorted by fighter jets after a fake bomb threat. >> pope francis in critical condition. the latest on the 88-year-olds treatment. live from the vatican. three years after the russian invasion of ukraine, president trump puts pressure. >> would you be willing to give up the presidency if it meant peace for ukraine? >> $500 billion deal. >> new challenge to the government's case. mike's lawyers are now arguing much of the evidence gathered against him should be disqualified. >> romance scam on steroids. the fbi searches for more

victims in a las vegas women's deadly alleged scheme to lure in older men on dating apps to rob them. >> the great egg hunt. >> there are no eggs at the grocery store. >> empty shelves. and now, why prices could still go even higher. plus, the other breakfast staples that are dropping in price now. six days until oscars sunday. >> believe it or not, this actually means a lot to me. it does. >> the big surprises overnight. >> we never win. this is so weird. >> including the unstoppable "shogun." jane fonda and more. now, who is ready for hollywood's biggest night? >> don't be wicked. >> but i want to be popular. >> you just came up with that. that is good. >> she is here to say

"good morning america," it is me. >> announcer: live from times square, it's monday. "good morning america." >> it is monday. we are less than a week until the oscars. we are going to have a lot more of what we can expect on hollywood's biggest night. >> back on the baby animal beat. she is at the mystic animal aquarium this morning. at the mystic aquarium as an exclusive with a little baby seal that got lost on the streets of connecticut. we are going to get to that in just a little bit. >> we've got spring break around the corner where the cost of travel is up from a year ago. to save on your trip, we've got a so-called -- you go someplace where it is cool. i hear it is not crowded. >> explain all of it to us. not crowded vacations aren't bad at all. we will begin with a standoff in washington over elon musk ultimatum demanding that employees explain what they accomplished last week. at the white house, rachel, musk

is sparking fears that if employees don't respond, they are going to lose their jobs. >> good morning. this is a new ultimatum from elon musk telling all federal employees they must respond to this email listing their accomplishments or resign. it is now prompting confusion and uncertainty. this morning, some federal agencies are pushing back. >> this morning, top trump officials dismissing a new ultimatum from elon musk. the billionaire posting on x this week and that some 2 million federal employees would have to explain what they got done last week, failure to respond will be taken as a resignation. musk insisting that his following instructions from president trump who encouraged him to get more aggressive. >> elon is doing a great job. >> email started going out reaching employees across the federal government. from the asset to state department, even sitting federal judges.

the subject line, "what did you do last week?" five bullet points by midnight tonight. made no mention of that threat from musk that they could be at risk of losing their jobs. top officials scrambled to provide guidance by the president's own cabinet pushing back. newly confirmed fbi director telling employees to pause on responding. the director of national intelligence writing them and given the inherently sensitive and classified nature of our work, employees should not respond. the state department and pentagon telling employees to call off too. some republicans on capitol hill expressing concern. >> if i could say one thing to elon musk, please put a dose of compassion in this. these are real people. these are real lives. >> lisa murkowski writing on social media, "if elon musk truly wants to understand what federal workers accomplished, he should get to know each department and agency and learn about their jobs he's trying to cut." voters showing up at town halls in some parts of the country

over the last week to confront g.o.p. lawmakers. >> social security, medicare, and medicaid. i would really like to know what you are going to do to protect those programs for your constituents. >> the president posting this meme talk and concerns. the image with a list of what got done last week followed by bullet points including "cried about trump, cried about elon." the largest federal workers union blasting this is unlawful and calling it an attempt to bully the hardworking federal employees that serve our country. for weeks, musk has boasted about slashing the federal workforce. a chainsaw in hand. >> that chainsaw for bureaucracy. >> democrats bouncing. >> there's no article in the constitution that gives elon musk then authority. >> just moments ago, elon musk posted on social media saying that those who do not take this email seriously will be furthering their careers elsewhere.

all of this really raising questions about who is calling the shots. isn't elon musk sending out these threats on social media, or is it the federal agencies? some are telling their employees to hold off to respond to that email. >> nothing but confusion. new deputy director's designee the fbi dan bongino right-wing podcaster, election denier. >> he has pushed false claims about the 2020 election. conspiracy theories about january 6th. the president announcing that dan bongino will serve as second in command the fbi. this really extends a strong message and a signal about the way that the fbi will now be reshaped. cass patel, dan bongino, the harshest critics. they will be leading the department. >> neither within the experience at the fbi. thank you very much. overnight, the trump administration gutted the usaid after we can purge of generals at the pentagon. chief white house correspondent mary bruce. >> this was in the story got a

thing of senior leadership at the pentagon for the president over the weekend firing to members of the joint chiefs of staff including chairman general and for other senior officers. the president had previously praised brown calling him a patriot and a great leader. he had become a target as the trump administration tries to get rid of leaders who support diversity, equity, and inclusion programs. his replacement will be lieutenant general dan kane, a retired three-star general. now prepares to start laying off 5400 civilian workers. >> we have the overnight layoffs at usaid. >> george, the administration continues its dismantling of usaid, placing most of its staff worldwide o on the event firing 1600 u.s.-based employees, although this is coming after a federal judge on friday allow the administration to move ahead with its plan rejecting workers request to extend the temporary restraining order. >> a new leader in germany was

pushing back against president trump. >> this is an election that has huge implications for europe and its relationship with the u.s. an old-school conservative and businessman is set to lead europe's business economy. the far right alternative for germany party became the second largest party proving it is a major political force. trump and nato were on the ballot in this race. this morning, the likely new chancellor said it would be his priority to strengthen europe so they can "achieve independence" from the u.s. >> thank you very much. >> note the new concerns about pope about pope francis as vatican officials and 88-year-old is in critical condition with decreased kidney function. marcus moore is in vatican city with the latest burrows. >> good morning. vatican sources say pope francis is awake and eating normally and continuing to receive treatment in the hospital. they also report that he is in good humor and suffering no pain. this morning, pope francis remains very sick.

>> this morning, pope francis remains in critical condition at the hospital in rome. doctors say he is receiving high full oxygen as part of his treatment for pneumonia in both of his lungs. in his latest statement on the pope's condition, the vatican says the 88-year-old underwent more tests on the as doctors treat apparent complications from his illness. the pontiff showing slight signs of decreased kidney function. his doctors say it is under control. >> these are complications that you can sometimes see patients who are hospitalized and dealing with severe illnesses and severe conditions when they are battling these conditions for a prolonged period of time or when they are really sick. >> vatican officials say pope francis attended mass on the tenth floor of the hospital sunday morning. outside the hospital, the faithful gathered to pray for the pope's recovery. st. patrick's cathedral in new york in one also gathering in prayer. >> we of the catholic family and so many of our friends and neighbors find ourselves this

morning at the bedside of a dying father. as our holy father pope francis is in very, very fragile health. and probably close to death. >> pope francis has been in the hospital now for 11 days. doctors say his prognosis remains uncertain in so many around the world pray for his recovery. another update on his condition is expected later today. >> we are pulling for a full recovery. i'm going to turn now to the standoff that led multiple people injured in a police officer dead in a hospital in pennsylvania. we are learning new details on a possible motive. good morning. >> police now believe they know what sparked the violence. that really means little in the small pennsylvania community grieving after a selfless young cop was killed. a senior law enforcement officials tells abc news, anguish and anger over the recent death of a loved one who was treated at the hospitals and

49-year-old into the hospital with zip ties and a semiautomatic handgun. he shot a doctor and a nurse and custodian and held a staff member hostage. the suspect died in a shoot out but not before wounding two policemen and killing officer andrew. he had just turned 30. it was not even noon. he was 1 of 13 officers in the police department. the first ever killed in the line of duty. >> thanks very much. we will turn now to the war in ukraine on the third anniversary of russia's invasion. president is pushing back against president trump over a deal with natural resources. on the scene in ukraine. good morning. >> good morning, george barrett from central key of, this is a makeshift morning. every single one of these little flags represents late lives lost. there are tens and tens of thousands of them.

this morning about three years since the war started, the pressure is not on the kremlin to resolve this but on president zelensky. >> this morning, on the third anniversary of russia's full-scale invasion of ukraine, the trump administration pushing for peace by placing all the pressure on president zelenskyy. i asked the ukrainian resident about the strain he is bracing from the u.s. >> washington to hold elections. would you be willing to give up the presidency if it meant peace for ukraine? >> [speaking another language] speak of the ukrainian leader tell me he is ready to resign if it means peace pretty often to d down if it meant membership of nato saying, i will do it immediately without a long conversation about it. this weekend, russia launching its heaviest a drone attack in three years. ukraine and much of europe shocked by president trump's radical shift in u.s. foreign policy talking with russia about ending the war but without

conditions and excluding ukraine from the talks. >> i would say that i am optimistic and positive just as the president is and we can get something done rather quickly. >> the president falsely blaming ukraine for russia's ongoing assault and now demanding zelenskyy signed a deal to pay the u.s. $500 billion. zelenskyy pushing back saying ukraine received $100 billion in aid in noting that the money was given as a grant approved by congress. ukrainian leaders saying that countries are making progress in their negotiations. >> president of china, vladimir putin talking on the phone this morning reaffirming their support for each other. interestingly, backing this talks process under way between america and russia. >> our thanks to you for your continuing reporting there. now to the fake bomb threat that forced an american airlines flight from new york to make an

emergency landing in rome. transportation correspondent is here and got those details for us. >> this has sparked a whole investigation now. take a look at this video. an american airlines plane from new york flanked on both sides by italian air force jets, forced to make an emergency landing in rome. you can see one of those fighter jets right there from inside the plane for the flight had more than 200 people on board and was originally flying to new delhi, a senior official telling abc news that the flight was diverted because of a bomb threat received over email. in a statement, american saying safety and security are our top priorities and we apologize to our customers for the inconvenience. at the end of the day, that bomb threat was found to be noncredible and the plane safely diverted. they did conduct a security sweep. but very scary. >> very scary indeed. thank you so much. we are going to turn now to the road to the oscars. six days away. here with some of the big surprises overnight. good morning. >> nice to see well. does that count onto the oscars

now with the s.a.g. awards in their rearview mirror. voted on by more than 120,000 s.a.g. after members. it was a night of celebration and surprises. >> the actor goes to demi moore. [cheers and applause] >> the 62-year-old star of "the substance" now the a work season darlings sharing the message of empowerment. >> there is the idea that what we believe is so much more powerful than what we think. and this saying that i will believe it when i see it. but the reality is, when i believe it, i will see it. >> the screen actors guild awards honoring the best performances on the big and small screen alike. >> the pump thriller conclave taking home the top prize for best ensemble cast in a motion picture. favorite was shut out of by a complete unknown who became the

youngest to win back the best leading actor honors in s.a.g. history. >> "only murders in the building." >> it was only winners in the building for the hulu series. >> we never win. this is so weird. okay, well, marty and steve aren't here, because they don't really care. [laughter] i don't know what to say. >> "shogun" taking home four awards including lead actor for -- >> i feel like a dream of dream. >> the actress. >> last year when the show came out, the only thing i wanted was for people to watch it. this has been beyond my imagination. thank you so much. >> jane fonda also received the s.a.g. lifetime achievement award. it's a late bloomer as long as you don't miss the flower show.

she said last night. >> well put. >> thank you. coming up. by egg prices could go even higher. plus the other breakfast staples that are dropping in price right now. >> the fbi is asking the public for help. they said she used a romance came on steroids to drug and brought men. >> the new court filing from lawyers why they argue much of the evidence gathered in the case should be disqualified. but first, good morning, ginger. >> everybody is emerging from hibernation. it was 38 and we thought it was 90. that is what it felt like. we are not alone in new york. much of the nation has warmed up considerably. look at kansas city. last week, ten below zero. this week they will go up to the mid 60s. big time increase and now 30 degrees above average grade look right through the planes in kansas, nebraska, south dakota, minnesota feeling it. we are going to keep moving it

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be 1.99, today. huh! >> >> robin: as you know, losts of frustration about the soaring price of eggs if you can even find them on the store shelves. chief business correspondent, rebecca and mary, join us with the latest on the shortage. can you give us a reality check here, where we stand? >> in reality, robin, good morning, nice to see you all, we are seeing this everywhere, from grocery stores to bakeries and diners, both of those businesses, use a lot of eggs and the average price across the country right now for a dozen eggs, 4.95. that was last month, a year ago it was 2.52 cents. a stunning 96% jump over the last year. and, now that's what you are paying, what the groceries way, the wholesale price, 8.07 in the latest weekly report, selling eggs as a loss hoping

you will come in to pick up a dozen and buy a few others things while you are at it. this is a signal what, we all pay at the grocery store could be going higher. if you can find it, with the bird flu spreading egg shelves are empty, in the past, it was regional, but this time this has a nation-wide thing. >> george: can i ask a follow up? double the retail price seems way out of whack. >> rebecca: it may seem out of whack, but if you look at the wholesale price, the wholesale prices are more than what people in grocery stores n make, the grocers make almost nothing, that have to in increase the prices to keep the other food on the shelves. >> robin: they talk about it, the bakery, you saw the

spreadsheet, and the increase in prices and for families, eggs are a staple what. can they do to save? >> rebecca: it's hard to get around, this is what you can do to keep them both better your frige, and find altern. keep them in the carton, in the coldest area, the back of the frige, you know the fanty egg holder in the doorthe, they will go bood fancy you can freeze the eggs out of their shells up to a year. if they are on sale, you can stock up and freeze them. and, the prices on some family staples right now are actually heading lower, things like milk, breakfast cereal, and bananas, as we have tried are a good swap, that's something to look at, and apps like ibota >> michael: you said, "freeze them out of the shell", crack

them first. bri okay, mary, how do they plan to tackle this issue that's putting pressure on the american households? >> reporter: the president promised he would bring down prices and he is well aware voters supported him because of the economy, the well awaret many v addistration admits this is going to take time. the president blaming rising inflation on his predecessor and the biden administration is blame for the bird flu outbreak, they are working a a new strategy, using tighter biosecurity over killing chickens and they have yet to release the details of the plan publicly. several employees in uda, were caught up in the firings but swiftly rehired. usda. >> george: lara, is in mystic connecticut with the "play of the day". spring break budget. and our e day."

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>> lara: so we are joined by jessica, from the animal rescue program here at the mystic aquarium. jessica, you have this guy enrolled in seal school, tell me what he needs to learn, before going into the wild. >> guest: we are teaching him to eat fish on his own, when he came nhe was eating a fish smoothie, and they hadn't figured out how to eat fish whole. now, he's doing it, figured it out. >> lara: twiant 28 pounds when he came in, that's not big when he's headed for 900 pounds. he's tiny. how do you think he landed on a busy street not once but twice in new aven connecticut. -- new haven connecticut. >> guest: typically they go to the grass, hepicked a city town, and he just ... went

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♪ ♪ >> george: almost feels like spring in times square, back with the gma cover store. jason kelce, what he's seen about the growth of travis kelce since he's beenidating taylor swift. >> big brother is talking about how travis has been enchanted naul of the best ways. this morning, retired nfl player jason kelce opening up on the podcast about his brother travis' personal growth over the past three years. >> one of the things i love so much about travis is that he never grew up. like he was peter pan, like, the lost boys. >> jason says the changes that the kansas city chiefs tight

end has made, are staggering. >> touchdown, kelce! >> crediting the people he's surrounded himself with, as the reason. >> is he growing up now? >> for sure, it's changing, you get people in your life, that get that out of you. that's a good thing. >> life-changing. >> they incentivize you to change, without question. >> dating taylor swift since 2023, he's won two superbowls since 2020 and, after the recent superbowl loss, the fans run rampant, with theory he may retire and settle down with taylor swift, who has made frequent guest appearances. although travis has made changes he's still a free spirit at heart. >> he's growing up but has a youthful enthusiasm. that's part of his personality, he will always have that. that's why his teammates love playing with him, if you met

trav, you can't help but love the guy. >> jason's wife, cilie, talked about tailtaylor on the podcast. what does it mean? hmm-hmm. mwho knows? >> george: thank you. >> michael: now to the rising cost of spring break, the average cost of a spring break trip is up 26% from last year, gio, has tips to get the best value on your vacation. good morning, again, gio. here we go, to get started where do you want to go and how much more is it gonna cost you to get there, in airfare? >> reporter: airfare for spring break is up 4%, not good news. but, internationally, you will pay the same as last year. now passover or easter, thoo what you want to look at, you will pay more for that. that's and, keep that in mind when looking at that. the cheapest day to fly, tuesday, flying on a tuesday instead of a saturday or sunday, that saves you 15%.

and it matters when you book the trips. so for domestic trips you want to book it 1-3 months ahead of time. and, for international trips, 2-8 months. it's longer than spring break but keeping it in mind for summer travel, kayak says do can it sixes early, have that as a limit. 8 months may be a little early to book the trip. >> george: and a classic beach vacation? >> go to the caribbean. that's the best option right now. kayak is telling us that travel to the caribbean is the cheapest in three years, airfares down by 17% compared to last year, puerto rico is a good option, because you can help the island recover from the america maria, if you spend money there. -- hurricane maria. spend your money there to help them. and, travle on a monday-friday, weekend nights, that's when you pay the most for the hotels. >> robin: i love vacation

when you can feel the sand between your toes. not everyone wants the beach, what are the the other options? what's a cool ca >> this is really, really big, you avoid the crowds because you are going in the off-season, because no one's there. no one's there, it make its really good. a sci-trip -- ski-trip,, prices are cheaper in april, the northern lights. in alaska, people don't realize this, in april, the solar flare, activity, that's intense. you get a chance to see the northern lights there in alaska. cruises, though. you mentioned cruises. you can't beat it, don't sleep on cruises, you will get everything there, the food and accommodations and entertainment, all of the things for one price. that's a good deal!

>> michael: who's going on a cruise? >> we are not cruisers here. >> michael: we don't get a week off to go on a cruise monday-friday, that's a dream gio. and, saving people money, thank you very much, getting them to the right vacation. now to ginger. >> ginger: if you want to do a spring/summer break, go to the sougwest, look at these numbers. swest. >> los angeles, to 91 on sunday. will that stick around for the oscars? a storm moves in for the weekend, and getting close to the first 90, if they hit that, that's a month earlier than average. now, you go to the pacific northwest, a different story. south of spokane, the roads are covered in water, there. washington, is pumping storms towards them. more where they came from, with the avalanche warnings. idaho and montana, this goes through tonight, heavy snow

falling 2-3 feet in the mountain areas and a couple >> george: over to pop nuse, will is here. news >> will: we will begin this morning with more from the screen actors gill awards, the last big show before the oscars. our friend and highlight of the night, kiki palmer giving a knod to where actors many of them got their start. >> i came up with a game.

>> sound clip: i think i know where this is going. what if we told anyone who's been in an episode of law and order, to take a drink. let's do it, who has been a guest star on law and order, law andord svu, criminal intent, take a drink now. i am looking at you, zoe, and the whole cast. weren't you the one that killed your behama momma during thatep sode? >> a lot of people got their start that way. kristen bell, served as a host and, had a gossip girl reunion, and kristen was the voice behind the gossip girl show "x" "o" "x" "o". >> demi moore, now the award season darling, taking home more hardware for her performance in "the substance", her daughters and dog who joined us here at gma, celebrating her win from home.

posting this video of the moment! it was a special night for 88-year-old jane fonda, honored with a lifetime achievement award. another show happened this weekend, the season, and the independent spirit awards, anora, best lead performance, best directing, so that's a bellwith weather for next weekend. >> belweather. >> sunday march 2nd, 7 p.m. on abc. and we will have all of the backstage moments and big winners the next morning for our gma oscars afterparty. excited for that. >> robin: the granddaddy of them all. >> will: rihanna, 9 later, harper's bizarre, she's been in the studio over that span, consistently, sounds like this new album won't be anything like what we are used to, rihanna, saying it's not

commercial but she feels like she's cracked the code on the sound she wants that's where she wants her artistry to be. she graces harper's bizarre cover's issue, going deeper on the exciting update. excited for this? >> robin: worth of wait. >> it's been a while, and i am sure it will be great. even if it's not "commercial", everyone will eat it up. >> george: it will become commercial. >> will: hot on the heels of the four-nations face off, hockey for a cause, with serious star-power. the national hockey league, los angeles kings, la first responders and a bunch of celebrities, justin beiber among the celebrities playing with the nhl-alums and the lapdand fire department, behind the bench. as coaches, snoop dogg, vince vaughn, danny devito, and the

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coming up on live with kelly and mark will chat with hank azaria. >> plus phil dunster tells us about the new season of surface . see you soon. we'll see you guys in a half hour. >> looking live from the exploratorium. camera. right now it is cloudy out there. it's also mild and we're in the mid 50s right now. we have some pockets of drizzle, some pockets of fog earlier this morning. but both those things are improving. but the morning shows you that we keep it overcast all morning and early afternoon. however, thanks to a southerly breeze, temperatures will be mild today, so cloudy and temperatures in the 60s and 70. reggie jr. thank you. >> we have another abc seven news update in about 30 minutes. you can always find us on our un about 30 minutes. you can always find us on our news app and abc7 news.com. the news welcome back, to gma, live from times square. >> robin: welcome back, welcome will back, as well, he's here with something very

personal, a promise he fulfilled for himself, to connect with his father christopher reeve. it was an honor to serve as an executive producer for this new special, called "will reeve - finding my father" will, tell us why you decided to go on the adventure like this? >> will: months before my dad became paralysz film and, i didn't get to experience that, and for 30 years i held on to the dream that i would follow in his literal and figative footsteps, to learn more about who he was, who i am and, what connects all of us. ♪ ♪ >> will: when i was a kid i wrote a poem about my dad, one line read "where are you going", can i follow you?

>> sound clip: 19 here we are. you were born in 1992. and then it was 1993, then 1994, and now it's 1995. okay? >> will: this moment on the couch was a break in the middle of his adventure, shooting the gray whale documentary. >> sound clip: it's cool how he came to the bow. came up to see us. that was so great. >> will: some of our most cherished times together involved watching his gray whale documentary, more times than i can count. it inspired me. >> sound clip: i didn't know where it was or what it meant, but i knew he went there, he saw gray and -- gray whiles and touched gray whales. finally i am making the trip for the both of us.

the destination, the this lagoon, the last play dad filmed before the accident. ooh! ooh. wow. >> will: it's an oasis for gray whales and a mecca, for those who love them. dad shared stories of a legendary fisherman here, paccico, but i found his son poncho, running the family eco- father started. hi , poncho! will reeve. very nice to meet you. >> wow, you look like your father. >> so do you! [ laughter ] >> morning in san ignacio, hundreds of gray whales congregate here for the duration of their long lives and some in the lagoon, could

be the same ones my dad saw when he came here. and now, they're right in front of me. >> splashing in the water, splash, splash, splash. this is insane. this is not a dolphin. hello everybody. >> with that's a calf, that's a cow. you can see the difference in size. >> hi little one, mama's coming up, too. >> will: you are so close. oh! come on. it's playful exuberance now, but they are getting ready for the unforgiving open ocean. >> will: bucket list item checked being right here. my journey must continue. 3500 miles north to a tiny island off the freezing shores of alaska. to close the circle, my dad

began to draw 30 years ago. the only way in is a flight from gnome, on the mainland, you can buy a ticket on a commercial puddlejumper. but if you are my dad, you do it yourself. >> this is perfect for looking for the whales now. the wind has calmed down since this morning. >> i feel inadequate, my dad flue himself, here i am sitting and flown, not swashbuckling, but hopefully the same results. >> will: we are really here. my dad can and i watched his documentary over and over, i watched it so many times, it was a portal into a version i didn't get to know. and i went on the journey to see the world through his eyes and reconnect with him, i am excited for everyone to see it on wednesday. >> robin: what did you learn? >> will: a lot of it reaffirmed what i had told or what i had seen, how he moved through the world, to go to

these places and meet people he encountered 30 years ago in time, the impact he had on them, it was touching. it was "how he was", not "who he was", they didn't care about "superwith man", they thought it was cool, but he was a normal gay guy. to ingratiate himself. >> michael: his curiousity. amazing. >> will: robin, executive producer, she gave a note, we need more on the sons. we found the sons of the men who took my dad around: . and robin helped tease out that heart in it. and i think that's the through-line of all of it, the interconnectivity of generations and of places, lask amexico. these people don't know each other, alaska they have a bond to the earth

and each other >> tried to be the conduit, this is years in the making. i said it to you in the hallway, years ago, i want to do this thing about grey whales my dad did, and to your credit you did help me. >> robin: i didn't know about the poetry. when did you start writing? >> will: i always loved write withing and in middle -- writing. and in middle school, when dad died and mom died, i found the outlet to express grief through poetry, it turns out it came in handy. can when you need it. we used it in the documentary. >> robin: we are all so excited for you, we know how much this means to you. and you can can see "will reeve - finding my father" on wednesday, 10/9 central here on abc. and the next day on hulu. can you believe it's here. >> will: it's here. i hope everyone watches. i promise, it's good.

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frer detroit, creating motivational clothing to upliftand inspire. take a look! langston howard has loved fashion for as long as as he can remember. >> the first sketch, it was the first idea, the denim with the line on the back. it got better. at 12 years old. langston, took his passion to the next level. i searched for videos you hoto start and run your >> when >> ston -- langston, showed me the pieces that he did on his own. i am in awe. >> michael: he's been named the brand, "the top", >> we want to succeed, mentally, physically, and financially. >> michael: in 2023, the

langston line was featured in new york fashion week at the age of 14 years old. >> the main out fit is based off of the black panthers, what they wore, the leather out fits. >> when i saw it on the model and walking the runway, it was fantastic, it was like "i made that and now it's on the runway", it motivated me to go home and get right back to work. >> michael: boy, he's bant work. langston howard join us us with the designs. langston, that's impressive. unbelievable. and, 12-14 years old, fashion week and, you are 16 now, you have been inspiring people for a long time with your work and designs, tell us about the inspirational messages you put in the designs. >> guest: i try to storytell or put an important message on them, with this garment, i incorporated a message on the inside and on the side of the jacket, here, it says, "the pursuit, strive to achieve in all aspects of your life,

mental, physical, and financial success", that's what the brand is about. >> michael: the brand is kicking butt. check out this leather. what about the leather looks. robin roberts, we saw her checking this out. tell us about this. >> guest: i participated in fashion week, and i wanted to tell the story about the black panthers from the 1960s and that's where this look came from. and i amfrom detroit, michigan, we are known for techno-music, so i designed this based on that. >> michael: man you are smart. tell us about the celebrities who are now rocking your brand? >> guest: i have had celebrities like big sean, and baby-face, wearing my gear, i would love to add you to the list, i created a fully custom hoodie for you, based off of of your favorite quotes "if not now then when", which resonated with me as a person. >> michael: i am glad you are

here, thank you, thank you, thank you man. thank you. i am so excited >> was so excited to meet you. i am excited for your story. and, pacsun, you heard of that company, they want to help you. they are excited about what you are doing, too, and inspiring people, and all of the hard work you are doing. so, they got a gift for you. 10,000 dollars! [ cheers and applause ] >> michael: so you can continue to grow your line, man, how do you feel about that? >> guest: great, i can really start doing more runway work, this is amazing. >> michael: you went ooh, ooh, and i liked that, too. langston, you can make me anything you want, i want rock this hoodie. check out langston howard, everyone at home. over to ginger. >> ginger: i love seeing that fellow michigander. can we talk about florida, a soggy start to the final week of can february.

heavy rain this afternoon in marco, miami and throughout the keys, can key west is included. that low will pass through, and through tuesday, we could see flash flooding if some of this falls too quickly for the areas that flood, regularly. >> michael: i am hanging out with langston >> am impressed, with this young man, someone else who impresses me, susan lucci is here! ♪ ♪

>> george: welet be back with our friend susan lucci who ruled the world of "all my children", and now she's back, with a show called "my first ex-husband", a great title,

and comes from our friend joy behar. >> actress: joy wrote it, based on an interview of real women in bad majors and, i think it was over the course of 12-15 years she was interviewing people, and then she wrote this. so, you already know, even from the title, i love the reaction you gave. it's fun. it's comedy. yes. hilarious. >> michael: and the play is all about relationships. what's the biggest red flag in a man? >> actress: phony. yeah ... i just, i like authentic. you be you, and i know who i am dealing with. yeah . >> robin: sometime its takes time in ray relationship, sometimes it takes time in a relationship that. bring in a representative, no, i want to see it off the bat. we love you and how you are in theatre and how much you enjoy t. we were talking about it, something about a live audience. >> actress: there really sand all of it, but especially

comedy. i love doing comedy that. are right there, you know? and i think they will enjoy the "my first ex-husband", play. >> and, tell us about this. >> actress: it was a wonderful experience all-around, jonah hill is a terrific talent. and, he's a wonderful guy. wrote and directed it, he's in it; and he co-wrote it with his co-writer, but he's a brilliant guy, and easy to communicate with, and accessible and, keanau reeves is a doll to work with. the crew, can you tell, i had a great time! [ laughter ] >> michael: do you miss erica kane? >> actress: absolutely, i miss all of the people i played all of those wonderful scenes with. what i miss is the part, of

course, i still think she was one of the best parts ever written. for a woman. and, also ... being part of that team, being part of a team and still having your opportunity to do ... you know, your individual great work, that's a wonderful thing. i mean. you know, i look at all of you, you are definitely that kind of a team. and, you spend so many hours with each other every day. and have the best time. you know? all doing what you want to do together. it's great. >> michael: for 40 years you were everyone's "favorite villian", you were, and last time you were here, you put the chops to the test. you taught me the gold-old-make. check it out. >> because you stink. [slap] [ laughter ] >> michael: that was great. i had it covered. >> actress: you were such a good sport. >> michael: how do you take a good soap opera fight to the next level?

that was a good level, i don't know how you do that? >> actress: that was a good level, i think we have more in us, we could go for it. should we with do this? i we think need to. >> robin: what have you got? >> actress: it's important, not just out of nowhere, all of a sudden, to have the fight. you don't have the fight, you have to be in the moment where you are really, really ticked off and angry. and a prop helps, a good prop, you know, within reach, but you make ... >> michael: hold it .... [ laughter ] >> actress: you are making me mad, already. michael. >> michael: if i am doing something wrong, >> actress: do not drupt me! and, you have to have better aim than i just had. [ laughter ] >> actress: sorry. >> michael: i still got wet, though. can >> actress: you did. you are 6' 4".

george, i wasn't expecting it. once she picked up the water, it raised my anxiety level. my fear level went up. >> michael: i have a question, though ... if you are doing the scene like that ... >> actress: yes? >> michael: is it a one-take thing or can you mess it up and someone the second time? >> actress: the aim is to make it a one-time scene, otherwise you have to go to the hair and make up to get dried and then do again. >> michael: bring it on, get the aim right, let's go. let's go. >> actress: okay, take 2. >> michael: how dare you miss me the first time you threw that water. [ audience oohs ] >> michael: how dare you do it beforely the -- perfectly the second time you hit me in the face. gary, you better stop it. no, no ....

oh, no! [ laughter ] >> actress: oh, my gosh. >> michael: you don't need to apologize, because i know a few guise that are in big trouble when the show's over. [ laughter ] >> michael: you laughed last time, george, this time you look concerned. i appreciate t. [ laughter ] i didn't expect that when i came to work this morning. >> robin: that's taking one for the team. >> george: way to start the week! >> michael: thank you. >> michael: i am afraid to sit now. but i will sit. >> george: nothing surprises you on morning television, but that did. [ laughter ] >> robin: can you hang out with us for a few weeks? >> michael: i am the only one that gets picked on. >> actress: you are a very nice person, when i picked up that pitcher ... >> michael: you two got up on the wrong side of the bed.

[ laughter ] >> george: we will be right back! [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ [ applause ] ♪ ♪

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go around that, that's definitely recommended. there are delays all the way from san leandro and getting a live look at our bay bridge toll plaza camera. it is really crowded out here. metering lights are still on. drew. >> hey gloria from our sfo camera this morning. mostly cloudy right now. we'll keep it mostly cloudy throughout the day. temperatures already in the mid and upper 50s, so it's definitely mild for this time of the morning. and we'll keep it mild this afternoon despite limited sunshine. low 60s low 70 on the board today. and then heading into wednesday a midweek warm up. widespread 70 away from the coast. >> reggie i'm looking forward to that. drew thank you. time now for live with kelly and mark. we'll see you again at 11 for midday ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and mark!" today, actor and lead singer of

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