the transactions, and some properties are also being swapped for new ones, including a rocket launch pad, the moon, a chocolate factory, and a dinosaur park. the new game will be available in august. not for it. >> i reject this immediately. me too. the whole idea is you're supposed to be learning how to do basic math. >> yeah, right. >> like what? >> i want the dollars. i want the kids to learn how to, you know. a chocolate factory. >> get out of here. america for our viewers in the west. president trump's combative address, the new storm putting 11 states in the west on alert, and the new era for american idol. overnight, president trump addressed a divided chamber. >> the people elected me to do the job, and i'm doing it. >> his speech interrupted. within minutes, one lawmaker kicked out of the chamber for heckling. the president taunted

democrats, touted elon musk slashing into federal workforce, the crackdown on the border and his tariffs. >> tariffs are not just about protecting american jobs. they are about protecting the soul of our country. >> we're tracking all the fallout this morning. >> deadly cross country storm on the move. at least ten reported tornadoes in five states. the roof ripped off this elementary school near oklahoma city. in dallas, this transformer blowing up. >> oh, holy. we're okay. we're safe. >> plus, a dangerous spring blizzard leading to zero visibility on the roads. now the threat takes aim at the east coast, new york and philadelphia in the path. we have the track and the timing. >> breaking overnight, an alleged terror mastermind arrested. what we know about how they tracked him down. >> deepening mystery. what investigators found in gene

hackman's home and what officials now appear to have ruled out. >> new twist in idaho student murder case. the suspect diagnosis that the defense team says should take the death penalty off the table. >> price is rising. canada and china now retaliate against president trump's tariffs. >> canadians are reasonable and we are polite, but we will not back down from a fight. >> what will become more expensive? the answers to your most searched questions. >> for feet on the ground. when we like to party, we only want to get down. >> oh, what a feeling. how super bowl champ eagles superstar saquon barkley is rushing into the record books again. plus, the eaglets have landed the proud parents welcoming two new hatchlings. and we're keeping our eyes on egg number three as we dance into wednesday with these three. luke bryan, carrie underwood and lionel richie.

>> and we're dancing on the ceiling. >> live from times square. it's wednesday, good morning america. >> we will be dancing on the ceiling because it's always a fun morning with the idol. judges are here. >> yes it is. and this season, carrie underwood is joining the judges table 20 years after her big win. >> we are looking forward to that in our next hour. we're going to begin with president trump's address to a joint session of congress, his first since returning to the white house. it was the longest speech to congress in history, the most polarizing two. trump was greeted by rousing cheers from republicans, raucous jeers from democrats. one house member was escorted out of the chamber. that has also never happened before. >> the president, touting everything from his crackdown on immigration to elon musk, mass layoffs across the federal government and said it was just the beginning. we are tracking the reaction, including the fallout from those tariffs and how americans are bracing their wallets for that impact. our political team, you know, covering it all. so let's start

with chief white house correspondent mary bruce. good morning mary. >> good morning robin. well, this was the longest address to congress in history, but it was also one of the most combative. for roughly 100 minutes, the president lauding his flurry of actions in office so far with the full support of his party, enthusiastically united behind him. but it didn't take long for the deep divisions in this country to be on full display. >> america is back. >> overnight, a celebratory president trump, with his party united behind him, reveling in his rapid remaking of the government. >> the people elected me to do the job, and i'm doing it. >> but the chamber divided from the start, democrats interrupting. just four minutes into the speech, texas democrat al green heckling the president, shaking his cane at him. >> members are directed to uphold and maintain decorum in the house. >> speaker mike johnson stopping the speech, ordering green be

removed from the chamber. democrats spent the evening largely in their seats, waving signs of protest. some even walking out. the president taunted his opponents, highlighting his policies with many false allegations and claims, at the same time saying this. >> i look at the democrats in front of me and i realize there is absolutely nothing i can say to make them happy or to make them stand or smile or applaud. nothing i can do. >> with the economy top of mind for so many, the president defending his sweeping new tariffs just hours after sparking a trade war with the country's biggest trading partners canada, mexico and china, sending the markets reeling. trump making clear he sees tariffs not just as a temporary negotiating tactic, but a tool to enrich the country. >> tariffs are not just about protecting american jobs, they're about protecting the soul of our country. tariffs are about making america rich again and making america great again.

>> but economists warn they will lead to increased prices. trump nodding to the potential economic pain the tariffs may cause. >> there will be a little disturbance, but we're okay with that. it won't be much. >> and promising to put in place reciprocal tariffs on april 2nd. >> whatever they tariff us other countries, we will tariff them. >> the speech coming just days after the president berated ukrainian president zelenskyy in that explosive oval office meeting. trump scolding him for not being grateful enough for u.s. support, telling him he doesn't hold the cards. but overnight, trump striking a conciliatory tone, saying he received a letter from zelensky saying ukraine is ready to come to the negotiating table and achieve lasting peace. >> i appreciate that he sent this letter, just got it a little while ago. simultaneously, we've had serious discussions with russia and have received strong signals that they are ready for peace. wouldn't that be beautiful?

wouldn't that be beautiful? >> and he launched an all out sales pitch for his efforts to take on the federal bureaucracy and slash spending. the man in charge of doge, elon musk, there in the chamber getting a standing ovation from republicans responding with a salute. later, trump saying this of his cuts to the federal workforce. >> the days of rule by unelected bureaucrats are over. >> democrats standing to point at musk. and on immigration. the president touting a decline in border crossings. >> we quickly achieved the lowest numbers of illegal border crossers ever recorded. thank you. >> and asking congress to send him funding to fulfill his promise of mass deportations. >> americans expect congress to send me this funding without delay so i can sign it into law.

>> throughout his remarks, the president, recognizing everyday americans like 13 year old texan d.j. daniel, who's battling brain cancer and aspires to be a police officer. trump, making him an honorary secret service member. then the rebuttal democratic senator elissa slotkin of michigan, arguing trump's agenda will cost americans. >> americans made it clear that prices are too high and that the government needs to be more responsive to their needs. america wants change, but there's a responsible way to make change and a reckless way, and we can make that change without forgetting who we are as a country and as a democracy. >> now, slotkin also had a message for demoralized democrats imploring americans to stay engaged, arguing the stakes are simply too high, saying, quote, don't tune out. it's easy to be exhausted, but america needs you now more than ever. george. >> mary. bruce, thanks. our chief washington correspondent, jon karl, our senior political correspondent, rachel scott.

jon, let me begin with you. you've covered so many of these addresses. we've never seen one quite like this. >> look, we've grown accustomed to partizan. state of the union addresses deeply divided reactions. but this, george, really did hit a new level. and that's for a couple of reasons. first of all, in that chamber, the republicans are more fervent in their support of donald trump than anything we saw in his first term. remember, in his first term, there were still pockets of resistance among republicans in congress. even the republican leaders weren't fully all in on everything. trump, those republicans in that chamber, truly loved what they hear and reflected that. and the democrats clearly haven't figured out how to respond to all of this. some of them decided to skip the speech entirely. some decided to walk out. you saw al green decided to get thrown out of the speech, but they haven't really landed on how to respond to donald trump. i suspect that the reaction in the country will

very much mirror what we saw in the hall. a lot of democrats simply not watching those who did, hating what they saw, and the republicans truly loving what they are seeing from donald trump. >> rachel, take us inside that chamber. you were there. >> inside the chamber. it was a lack of decorum that we have seen repeated at many of these joint addresses. and also the state of the unions leader. jeffries did call for decorum. he asked for a dignified response. it's unclear if he's going to be satisfied with what democrats did there. and it was on full display the sort of disjointed effort from democrats who are really trying to figure out how to counter the president's message. so, yes, al green standing up, him being removed, we have never seen something like that play out during the chamber when the president is addressing a joint session of congress. and then not just that, democrats also walking out at some point, their backs turned in some ways, trying to do this sort of silent protest, holding up these paddles. regardless, george, this is a democratic party that is really trying to find their

footing with very little leverage overall, with republicans in control of both the senate and the house. >> and john, the president advancing his agenda, but not no new policies, really, in the speech last night? >> no, this felt much more like a rally speech. and i thought it was also interesting. george, there's a lot of anxiety in the country, anxiety from federal workers worried about their jobs, anxiety about the tariffs. he's just imposed anxiety around the world about what happened in the oval office with zelensky. trump didn't seem to be anxious about anything. this is a president who, for the first time in his time as president, is not under investigation and doesn't seem to have a care in the world. >> rachel, familiar exaggerations from the president. >> yeah, and really a lack of reaching across the aisle. he bashed the bipartisan chips deal. he took a dig at the immigration and border security bill that his own party negotiated, and really not even mentioning one big thing government funding. the government sets out its funding in less than a week, george.

>> and we will talk to both the leaders of the house on the democrat and republican side in our next hour. speaker mike johnson. democratic leader hakeem jeffries, thank you both very much. michael. >> all right. thank you, george. now to the fallout from tariffs the trump administration has imposed on goods from canada, mexico and china. elizabeth schulte joins us now with the potential impact. good morning elizabeth. >> good morning michael. the new 25% tariffs on canada and mexico and additional tariffs on china risk raising prices for american households on everything from groceries to gas to electronics. and this morning, china is warning that it is prepared to fight this trade war until the end. >> this morning, the u.s. is embroiled in a trade war as canada, mexico and china retaliate against president trump's sweeping tariffs on america's biggest trading partners. >> i want to speak first directly to the american people. we don't want this. we want to work with you as a friend and ally. >> prime minister justin trudeau

announcing 25% tariffs against more than $100 billion worth of american goods. ontario now threatening a 25% export tax on the electricity it sends to 1.5 million homes in minnesota, michigan and new york. and canadian liquor stores retaliating, removing american made alcohol, with the sign stating products produced in the u.s. are no longer available until further notice. >> it's not in my habit to agree with the wall street journal, but donald, they point out that even though you're a very smart guy, this is a very dumb thing to do. >> mexico's president, claudia sheinbaum, also vowing new tariffs on sunday as china imposes its own tariffs on some u.s. goods, including chicken, wheat, soybeans and beef. the chinese embassy warning in a tweet overnight if war is what the u.s. wants, be it a tariff war, a trade war or any other type of war, we're ready to fight till the end. best buy now

says prices could go up for electronics, while targets ceo cautions fruit and vegetables imported from mexico will get more expensive. >> we'll try to protect pricing, but the consumer will likely see price increases over the next couple of days. >> the united auto workers union is praising president trump for taking aggressive action to end free trade, saying that the tariffs could boost domestic manufacturing. commerce secretary howard lutnick did signal that there is a path for trump to meet canada and mexico in the middle on these tariffs, and we're told that president trump will speak with the prime minister, justin trudeau, later this morning. michael. >> all right, elizabeth, we know you're going to come back with the answer that most are. that's the most searched for questions. you're going to have the answers about those, about what it could mean for your wallet, which is the most important thing for americans out there. robin. >> all right, michael, now to breaking news overnight. the arrest of a terror suspect involved in the deadly bombing at abbey gate during the u.s. withdrawal of afghanistan. chief justice correspondent pierre thomas joins us with more. good morning. pierre.

>> robin. good morning. now in custody, the man being described to me as the mastermind of that horrible suicide bombing in afghanistan in august of 2021 that killed 13 members of the u.s. military and more than 160 civilians at kabul's airport. as the u.s. attempted to withdraw from that war stricken country. mohammed sharifullah, described as an isis operative, was expected to arrive in the u.s. at a washington area airport overnight and could be in court as early as this afternoon, sources telling abc news. the cia developed information about sharifullah and shared those clues with pakistani intelligence officials who arrested him and turned him over to u.s. authorities. according to a criminal complaint obtained by abc news on sunday, sharifullah allegedly admitted to the fbi his role in the terror attack, stating that he conducted surveillance so that he could prepare the suicide bomber and transport him to the target area. the bomber then detonated what amounted to a suicide vest, killing those soldiers and so many civilians.

>> george pierre. thomas, thanks. we're going to turn now to the major cross country storm. at least ten tornadoes were reported in the south, as mardi gras celebrations in new orleans were disrupted due to the severe weather. victor oquendo is on the scene. good morning victor. >> good morning george. mardi gras looked very different this year. you see some of these barricades still out here this morning. these storms forcing officials to shorten the parade routes and move them to the morning. thankfully, everything went smoothly here. but for the rest of the country, not as lucky. this morning, sirens blaring through texas as tornadoes hit the state, ripping off roofs and ravaging homes. >> whoa. >> one gas station in irving toppling over from those strong winds. >> tornado just came and ripped through. >> and utter devastation in louisville. water pouring from the side of this warehouse. multiple tractor trailers and other vehicles crushed. debris everywhere. >> it's crazy. whole building gone. >> in north lake, first responders pulling a driver from a flipped truck. luckily, no

serious injuries there. mardi gras revelers in new orleans braving strong winds of up to 80mph. and over in mississippi, entire homes destroyed by winds. power flashes striking through the night. watch here as natalie haddad from our dallas affiliate, wfaa, witnesses a transformer blow up amid live shot. >> look at these winds. check out this rain. this is what we're seeing. oh, holy. we're okay. we're safe. are y'all okay? >> a confirmed tornado with 105 mile per hour winds hitting the town of ada, ripping the roof off of willard elementary school. and this morning, the system that produced at least ten reported tornadoes now barreling toward the east coast. guys. >> all right, victor, thank you for bringing that to us. yeah. dangerous down there. all right, we're going to get the track and timing on the storm in just a few seconds. and coming up, trevor ault has the new developments in the gene hackman death investigation. trevor.

>> hey, michael. so what we're hearing from the gas company is only deepening this mystery in new mexico. what they found and what they didn't. that's coming up on gma. >> trevor also had why the defense team in idaho college murders. case says the suspect's diagnosis should take the death penalty off the table. >> and new at 730. answers to the top questions about what tariffs will mean to your wallet. but first, let's welcome greg dutra, who's in for ginger. >> hey. and that storm system that we were talking about is expansive. it's 1500 plus miles from tip to tail, from the snow all the way down to the severe thunderstorms in the south. and there are active warnings at this hour. this just popped up now. so just outside of columbus, north of columbia, south carolina, the capital of the state. that red box is a brand new tornado warning just coming in now. and they are on alert for possible tornadoes and now warn tornadoes through the lunchtime hour. here's the system as it makes its way through 2:00 this afternoon, through raleigh, through virginia beach into new york city, right in time for the evening commute. and again, there is snow on the north side of this, too. it shut down interstate 80 with gusts up to

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making the record even more untouchable. the guy is amazing, what he's doing. turning now to new details on the investigation into the suspicious death of gene hackman and his wife. officials preparing to roll out one explanation for what happened at the couple's new mexico home. >> this has been a mystery that has confounded investigators and really the entire world for a week now since gene hackman, his wife, and one of their dogs were all found dead at their santa fe home. the simplest explanation of carbon monoxide poisoning seems to be less likely. >> new details deepening the mystery of the now weeklong investigation into the suspicious death of gene hackman and his wife betsy. gas company confirming extensive testing found no traces of carbon monoxide. only finding a minuscule gas leak in the stove far below a

lethal amount. >> now, they are not moving. just send somebody out here. >> the couple was found dead last wednesday, saying he was in the mudroom, appearing to have suddenly fallen. open orange prescription bottle had pills scattered on the countertop. investigators say data from hackman's pacemaker indicates he likely died nine days before they were found geared. >> an autopsy was performed. no external trauma to either individual. the manner and cause of death has not been determined. >> one of the couple's was also found dead. two others survived. now confusion over which dog had died, initially saying it was one of the couples german shepherds. now saying it was an australian mix. but the causes still

undetermined. no signs of any foul play. authorities are now examining cell phones, medicine, medical records at the scene, hoping to recreate a timeline. toxicology reports now underway. those results could be weeks away. >> the sheriff has vowed to release body camera video from the scene, but there were several agencies that responded, and it is a lot of footage to review. >> george: turning now to the idaho college murders case. bryan kohberger's defense team trying to strike the death penalty due to autism spectrum disorder. >> this is the latest attempt from bryan kohberger's defense team to over at the death penalty. they say a neuropsychologist evaluated him and found that has autism spectrum disorder has a significant impact on his life. defense team now arguing that exposes him to the unacceptable risk that he would be wrongfully convicted and sentenced to dea

death. this morning stunning new court filings reveal bryan kohberger her has autism spectrum disorder accompanied by obsessive compulsiveness and an eating disorder according to his lawyers who now argue his diagnosis does not make him eligible for the death penalty. defense claiming that the man who stands accused of the gruesome murders of four students in november 2022 has a disability that could negatively biased the jury, writing "his facial expressions including his lack of affect and concentrated stair are already being assigned sinister meaning by observers." >> they are making argument that the affects of bryan kohberger have already been portrayed as being one of menacing or creepy, quote, unquote, one that a juror or jurors may associate with guilt. >> also saying his tone and cadence are abnormal. interactions like fluidity.

language is often disorganized, adding "he is exhibited compulsions around hand washing and other cleaning behaviors. those quote prosecutors now linking him to the murders of madison, kaylee comes all this, using dna and eyewitness testimony from a surviving roommate who told authorities she saw a man who she thought was a firefighter with bushy eyebrows walked past her room the night of the murders. now the defense arguing that description should not be allowed, citing the surviving roommate uncertainty about what she heard and saw the night of the murders, saying she did not know if it was real or if it was a dream or if her mind was playing with her. noting there are many pictures and drawings in the surviving roommate's bedroom of eyes with prominent eyebrows. the defense who says kohberger is an ascent also asking prosecutors and witnesses not use the words "psychopath" and

"sociopath" to describe their client. >> very calm and to ask for an order telling either side they cannot use certain words or certain information. >> lawyers also say it is no surprise that kohberger perhaps came across as socially awkward. his lawyer writing specifically that an impairment like that is a hallmark of his disability. you guys, a reminder this trial is still slated to start in august. >> michael: appreciate that. we are going to turn out to the super bowl champion saquon barkley fresh off of his history making season and super bowl win. just became the highest-paid running back and nfl history. very deservedly so. >> the eagles sign saquon barkley before last season. turned out pretty well for them. he rushed for 2,540 yards

between the regular season and playoffs. that is an nfl record. so the team did something rare, giving him a contract extension just one year into his original three year deal and unprecedented, paying him over $20 million a year. for the first time in nfl history, a running back will be making over $20 million per season. these specifics are two years, $41 million for the extension. $36 million guaranteed. $15 million worth of incentives. you will be 31 years old. jalen hurts also under contract through all those years. if the eagles can keep that imposing offensive line and those other great skill players on offense and defense, there are very well could be at least a few more parades in february. yeah. >> michael: happy for him.

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most americans feared the president imposed those tariffs. prices likely to go up. hearing and how it is not good for consumers? how does that square with his campaign promise? >> he's already proven that it is a tool to level the playing field with our international trading partners. the speech went overwhelmingly wealthy or not for the mainstream media about the american people appeared i saw a poll that said 76% of viewers viewed it favorably. it was very well-received in the house except by the democrats of course he resorted to the sort of pettiness and i even had to eject a member from the chamber. i think that was the first time in history. pretty sad reflection of things. >> george: you bring that up. in past state of the union address of the congress, republicans have taunted democratic presidents, yet they were not thrown out. why did you throw out congressman green? >> the only example i can think

of is the famous joe wilson where he uttered something during barack obama's speech but quieted down immediately and was quiet for the rest of the night. al green was trying to interrupt the entire proceeding. if the democrats want a 77-year-old congressman to be the face of their resistance heckling the president, then bring it on, but we cannot allow that on the house floor. i did not want to do that. but we've got to keep decorum in the chamber. this used to be a celebrated event. pomp and circumstance. most sites would applaud for the president. we did that for president biden. the democrats could not even stand for the americans that president trump was recognizing in the gallery. you have the families of jocelyn and laken riley. americans who have lost their lives. they could not stand and applaud for the capture of the terrorist mastermind of the gate. sad affair appeared to the president also allowed elon musk in the chamber even as he was

saying the days of rule by unelected bureaucrats are over. isn't elon musk and unelected bureaucrats? >> absolutely not. he's a patriotic american allowing us to do something, find the data from the bureaucrats who hide a lot of a lot of this misuse of taxpayer dollars, and the president went through a long list of it last night. that's why i think the american people responded so well. we needed someone like elon musk with his algorithms and expertise to come to the data and to find these abuses. we will eliminate them. he is doing a great service for the country, and yet to be applauded. >> george: many members of congress are facing protests over elon musk and those cuts and what it means for veterans and other federal workers. >> and some of those are paid by george soros and other organizations. this is a planned event. democrats are professional protesters and some of these places. they show up early, fill all the

seats, so the actual constituents and these members of congress are not able to get into the venues. we have advise our members do not do the town halls because they will set you up for an ambush. you should certainly have events for your constituents, use technology like telephone town halls, small groups by industry or organization. be there with your constituents. we are not going to play this game. >> george: the government runs out of money on march 14th. are you going to keep it open? >> we will. we will pass that out of the house. i have certainly hope reasonably minded members on both sides of the il will do the right thing. we've been negotiating in good faith for many weeks to try to get to a topline everyone can agree with, but the democrats put in some very unreasonable unprecedented demands of the end, so that is what has forced us into the continued resolution situation view. >> george: what's

unreasonable? they should spend the money that's been appropriated. >> they are doing much more than that. what they want to do is insert language that would effectively tie the hands of the executive branch and the president, that would be unconstitutional. one of the counter offers was to have a minimum number of employees in every federal agency. we are just not going to do that, and i don't think we have the authority to do it, and the democrats know it. they were trying to set us up for a shutdown situation. we cannot do that. it is pretty shameful that it came to that. >> george: let's hear now from hakeem jeffries. what is your response to him saying you are making demands that are unprecedented? >> we want to make sure that the government remains open and that we can agree upon a spending bill that meets the needs of the american people in terms of their health and safety, national security, economic well-being. when congress appropriates the

money, the administration, whether it's a democratic or republican administration, needs to spend that money consistent with improving the lives of the american people. that is not unreasonable. that's entirely reasonable. >> george: is that a bottom-line demand? democrats will not vote for continued resolution unless they are sure the president will spend the money that is appropriate? >> those discussions are ongoing. top democrat on the appropriations committee continues to sit down in good faith to try to reach an agreement over the next few days, and we certainly hope that can happen. >> george: where are you comfortable with al green and his interruption of the president and other democrats yesterday? speaker johnson said the democrats were not showing decorum. >> the vast majority showed restraint, listen to what the president had to say, and of course we strongly disagree. the biggest problem i had with the speech as there was nothing said, nothing laid out, nothing

articulated by donald trump to meet the needs of the american people, particularly as it relates to the american people. donald trump promised to lower costs. in fact, on day one. we know grocery prices are not going down. they are going up. inflation is going up. and the stock market is going down, which is hurting the retirement security of everyday americans. >> george: you heard speaker johnson say that tariffs have worked in the past and will work again. >> tariffs against our north american allies and others that are being applied in a ham-handed fashion are going to further erode the economy, and we are seeing the consequences of trumps inattention, inaction, and now his direct assault on a stable economy by enacting these tariffs. costs are going to continue to go up, and the american people will be hurt. >> george: did the democrats

hear anything from the president last night that they can support? >> i was struggling to hear anything relative to what the president had to say in terms of bringing the country together. that was one of the most partisan and divisive speech is ever delivered by an american president. and that's unfortunate. we will continue to try to solve problems or everyday americans. we want to make life better for every single american in every community in every corner of this country, but it's unfortunate that our republican colleagues see more determined to pass some massive tax cut for their billionaire donors while at the same time cutting medicaid, perhaps in the largest possible fashion ever in this country. >> george: he also had the speaker say these protest that many republicans on some democrats are seeing by doge and elon musk are by paid protesters. >> republicans are proposing the

largest medicaid cut in american history, george. children will be devastated. families will be devastated. people with disabilities will be devastated. seniors will be devastated. nursing homes will close. hospitals will shut down. the american people are upset about the effort to take away their health care. these are not paid protesters. these are concerned citizens. republicans and tried to run away from their extreme budget. we will not let them hide. >> george: thanks for your time. >> robin: george, i really appreciate and i think our viewers do too, both sides of the ilp or two men from both sides of the ilp or can you bottom-line it a little because i know there was a lot that was just said. viewers at home are trying to digest it all appeared to be one you are not going to see any cooperations on the big items that president trump laid out. what i started with with both leaders, whether the government actually stays open the next

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appearance. >> i grew up in front of the world, and for some reason, people can't seem to grow up with me. instead, they act like i'm supposed to stay frozen in time, like i should still look the same way that i did "stranger things" season one. >> brown says instead of focusing on her new film, "the electric state," during a recent press tour, some articles have honed in on her face and body. >> this isn't journalism. this is bullying. the fact that adult writers are spending their time dissecting my face, my body, my choices, is disturbing. >> brown sang the most disappointing, many were written by other women. >> some of the writers who are so desperate to tear other women down, why are gen zers like millie bobby brown itching so badly? millie bobby brown mistaken as

she guides younger's sister sister through l.a. >> vowing to withstand the pressure of the external idea of beauty. >> i refuse to make myself smaller to fit the unrealistic expectations of people who cannot handle seeing a girl become a woman viewed. >> the actress is urging let's do better, speaking out not just for her sake but for every young girl who deserves to grow up without fear of being torn apart. drawing support from sarah jessica parker and sharon stone. definitely resonated with many people across social media and beyond. we just need more kindness out there. >> robin: you all have daughters and what they go through. she is 21 years old. >> leave her alone. >> michael: i love to see her standing up for herself and a lot of other people. >> lara: and everyone out there. thanks. >> robin: let's go down to greg dutra from our chicago station in for ginger.

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and marcus. coming up. >> we'll chat with the american idol judges, plus jenna dewan from the rookie stops by.ewan >> that's at nine on abc seven. >> we'll see you shortly. a live look at san jose, where it is wet out there. some light rain falling on live doppler seven in the south bay. those showers remain in the south bay this morning, and they push out of here over the next 90 minutes to 2 hours. this afternoon we'll actually get some sunshine breaking through. temperatures though cool for march in the 50s. gloria. >> drew. thank you. we'll have another abc7 news update in about 30 minutes.e news continues right now with good morning matters. >> eileen. ♪ ♪eileen. >> how do you know -- you are a jukebox. >> they call me jukebox carrie deep. >> r&b.

♪ that girl is poison ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ last chance ♪ >> robin: oh, my gosh. welcome back to "gma," everybody. the superstar "american idol" judges are here. carrie underwood joining. [cheers and applause] what a trio. what a trio. >> so much fun. >> robin: you bring it each and every time, and i have known you for so many years. i even went bowling in carrie's hometown. but come on, 2005. may 2005, you won "american idol." now you're here as a judge here just your feelings being at the judges table. >> first, 20 years has flown by. does not feel like it, but it's really cool to be on the other side of things. hopefully we can all impart some knowledge and help some people make their dreams come true.

to get to play music and sing is wonderful. and we get to help somebody. for many other people, achieve that. >> lara: it is such a gift. i want to get some advice from the ogs, if you will. i cannot even call you a new k kid. >> do not call me an old kid. >> lara: can you impart some of your wisdom? what have you found to be the most important role that you have as a judge on "american idol"? >> we are just here to kind of inspired. sometimes the worst word is to tell the truth because how do you prepare them for this? so you want to inspire them but also be as truthful as possible and to be amazed. be prepared to be amazed. they will surprise you. you are not expecting that sound to come out of that body, you

know. and at that age. >> robin: and they want that feedback. how about you? >> early in the tapings, carrie did not know that you could just like start telling the contestants what to sing. i was like "sing happy birthday." and carrie is like we can do that? [laughter] so the fun part about that is when you really like see something magical in a kid and the other two judges -- you can really take ownership of this one particular contestant. and i bet she's already done some of that this year. lionel and i have done that in years past, so it's really fun when you can feel a connection with a kid and really start cheering them on. doing things in your mind that you think will help them navigate, so it's been fun watching her learn stuff like that. and we are having a blast with

the talent. it's really awesome. >> lara: somebody who has watched it from the beginning, watched your journey from the beginning, has a very special message for you. here's ryan seacrest beard. >> you like this? just for you. carrie, so excited you are on board. i remember it was like yesterday standing there and saying the winner is carrie underwood. cannot wait for everybody to see this fantastic season. >> oh. [applause] >> so good. >> robin: we want to play a little game with it is called "most likely to view" how much do you all really know about each other? it's about the chemistry. had too. >> much coffee. >> for thisoffee for this. >> robin: who is most likely to -- he will step in and about

circle. >> lara: one part twister. >> robin: okay. i like this first question. who is most likely to be the last to leave a party? >> leave a party? >> robin: go over there. [laughs] >> am i right? >> no thyself. >> lara: ready? >> my face may be gone after this. >> lara: most likely to win a dance off. >> come on. >> oh, what? >> i told you. >> i've got to see those moves. [laughs] >> oh! >> oh! >> they may not be able to err most of that. [laughs]

>> you got another question? >> lara: no, i don't, robin. >> robin: i think we know the answer to this. who is most likely to break out into a song? >> lara: yeah. jukebox carrie. >> she knows every lyric to every song. i have never met anybody like this ever. >> lara: in honor of the host, who is most likely to win "wheel of fortune"? if you guys went on the show with mr. ryan seacrest. >> labs go to. >> i'm going with her because she's quite smart. >> i'm competitive. >> who? >> okay. what the -- [laughter] no, you know what? that was a good one.

>> lara: heading to set with a bunch of snacks? >> snacks? >> lara: who is a child of the group? >> he has discovered his muscles again. and carrie came in shredded. >> lara: that is the business. nobody? even like a healthy little protein bar? all right. >> robin: okay, final one. most likely to give a golden ticket. >> i would say it is in this area. it is in this area. >> robin: oh. >> you stay there. there we go. >> lara: oh, i like it. [applause] the judges that she was together stay together. >> i accused luc of being gru

grumpy. >> are you tough this season? >> i may have been a little grumpy. >> oh, he is so cute. so nice. well not say -- >> no. cannot say "no." >> when we are in the deliberation room, really, we are deciding people's fate. i do not take that lightly. these are dreams. we really have to you -- let's talk through each and every one at length. it is huge. >> you know, you're right. >> robin: you guys are a delight. you've got it going on already. we are so excited about the new season. thank you for being so good to us all the time. the new season of

"american idol" premiere sunday at 8:00 7:00 central on abc. >> lara: and streams the next day on hulu. >> robin: coming out, we have the philadelphia flower show, so stay with us. ♪

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burst of spring. becky worley got to enjoy at all. >> michael this is definitely the best smelling assignment i've ever been given. i walked and sniffed my way through the amazing philly flower show here in the city of brotherly love. ♪ ♪ >> 250,000 attendees, andes, 25. >> and blooming flowersndes, 25. everywhere. the philadelphia flower show is the world's largest indoor horticultural show and has been running since 1829. >> i've been coming for years. my mom started taking us when we were a little. >> comes out the perfect time to combat the gloom outside. >> i saw a really cool one. it was really pretty if you'd. >> the exhibit with utmost animals. that was really cool. >> i tiptoed through the tulips. >> why do you think people love

to come see all of these gardening exhibits and flowers? >> people want inspiration, and gardening as a way to express creativity and beauty and challenge ourselves. accessible, doable, does not have to be expensive. you can do it with other people. >> gardens of tomorrow. displaying futuristic exhibits. amateurs compete for best in show. even high school students get involved, showcasing their hydroponics and micro greens. >> i love how common it is. >> have you always been into gardening? >> no. >> i saw the beauty. >> symphony of smells and colors that keeps growing new fans. >> of the show runs through sunday march 9th, and there are so many amazing exhibits, but of course my favorite being a

hawaii girl was the flower making, so i had to bring a little although hot to it. silly is so great. >> george: say "hawaii" again. [laughs] >> michael: you look great. thank you so much for that. >> robin: okay. >> michael: yolo. [laughter] >> greg: never felt more like a midwesterner. i would be like "hawaii." one of the greatest nhl players of all times, could break the scoring record. now has a new goal. the great chase asking people to donate to help fight pediatric cancer. go to the foundation website for

>> time now for our gma book >> george: now for our march "gma" book club pick, sophia stava. we sat down to talk with her about it. >> if the lives of the people in this idyllic brooklyn neighborhood seemed too good to be true, it might be because they are. with every turn of the page, so if sophia's twisted debut novel, "count my lies," makes readers question what's real, and that all starts at a local playground. >> sloan is our main character, and she is a compulsive liar. she turns a chance encounter into the opportunity to become then nanny for this seemingly perfect lockhart family only to discover that they may be hiding more secrets than she is.

>> sloan quickly spends her web of lies around her new employer, violet. >> sloan is desperate for a connection. violet seems to be everything she isn't. sloan is a little bit disheveled, but she is effortlessly cool. married to this handsome man with a darling daughter, but she is lonely as well. so this loneliness brings them both together. >> i find the start of the so relatable as a mom with young kids. we go to the park a lot. describe how a real-life experience led to this story for you. >> my two little kids and i were in the routine of going to the same park at the same time every day and usually it was empty. one morning there was another woman there with also two young kids and naturally we got to speaking. we headed off instantly. i had the sudden chilling thought, what if it was not a

chance encounter? what if she had engineered the meeting? semi writer brain ran away with that. >> after inspiration struck, she seriously wrote the novel during her kids and at times. >> this is your debut novel. how has it changed your life? has it changed how you are a parent or a wife? >> i think there's nothing more humbling then being a writer and having children, but i think being able to show my kids that when you work really hard at something, good things can really come to you, has been really important for me. >> in a world of social media filters, so if he asks why tell the truth when lying and can be so much more interesting? >> "count my lies" is a story about being accepted, about being seen, the desire to be liked. and it is about the dangers of not finding that acceptance within yourself.

>> for "good morning america," rebecca jarvis. new york. >> george: "count my lies" is available

♪ ♪ >> lara: welcome back to "gma." you know our next guest from shows like "bridgerton." now simone ashley is starring in a rom-com. it is called "picture this. ." welcome back to "gma." so glad to have you here for your own movie. met you when you were the lead and "bridgerton," season that was super steamy. it is a long time, but you're obviously very busy. tell me about "picture this." >> it is about a girl who is wanting to be a photographer. super hotheaded, passionate. she gets her fortune read and is told that the next five dates she goes on, she will meet the

love of her life. >> lara: so she's got to wonder what goes on from there. that has got to be a fun character to play. >> exactly, a little hot headed. >> lara: you do that well. >> i think so. >> lara: when you read the script, what was said that you said this is my next project? >> i always wanted to do our rom-com. i always fall in love with characters that are super passionate. >> lara: is at your favorite type of film? >> i would not say favorite, but i wanted to see a girl who looks like me leading one. >> lara: i love that. this has all the makings of a classic. >> bridget jones. mindy kaling influence. >> lara: let's take a look. >> i am happily unmarried. >> shown me your hand. >> i don't need to.

>> what is in your palm? >> they are directly intertw intertwined. [laughs] >> lara: he is a character. so she goes on five dates. does madness ensue? >> madness ensues, chaos ensues, but who knows? she might find the love of her life. >> lara: you did find the love of your life on "bridgerton." you say that we will not see kate and antennae and season four. >> we will. >> lara: we will see them, but there is also my surprise you told our producers? >> i am going to be a good student, and i cannot say anything, but i am so excited for people to see the season and to see what they've been up to. >> lara: because we missed them. we really fell in love right along with you guys. what do you think it was about your love story that really

exploded? >> i think it was so much positivity there. >> lara: i think it is that. >> yeah, i think it was a really unique plot and story. >> lara: yeah yet. >> i think we were so lucky to have such amazing characters. >> lara: the writing too. we love our shonda rhimes. you got to travel the world with brad pitt for "f1." what was that like? >> one of the most incredible experiences to be right in the thick of it. yeah, just so grateful to jerry bruckheimer for allowing me to be part of this movie. >> lara: can you just tell the ladies, real quick, one-word, brad pitt. >> wonderful. >> lara: we thank you. thank you for sharing. congratulations on all your success. so well deserved. everyone please check out

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serramonte blocking a couple lanes northbound. drew. >> hi, sue. we're going to r exploratorium camera. lots of cloud cover out there. live doppler seven still showing you we have light rain falling in the south bay at this hour. everybody else is really just seeing overcast skies, so that rain departs over the next 90 minutes. we will get some sunshine peeking out this afternoon and temperatures in the 50s. gloria. >> drew. thank you. time now for live with kelly and mark, and we'll be back at 0 for midday live. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and mark!" today, the "american idol" judges, luke bryan, carrie underwood, and lionel richie. plus, from the hit series "the rookie," jenna dewan! all next on "live!" ♪ ♪