canal boulevard to the mid-span. >> number seven, king charles has just revealed his personal playlist, and it might surprise you. his majesty just says his favorites include bob marley. ray. kylie minogue and grace jones. he's talking more about his favorite music in a new show that debuts on apple music on monday, and it's called the king's music room. >> kylie minogue. who would have known? >> imagine him dancing like slow. come on and dance me. >> do you believe this? >> yeah. >> no, i'm very skeptical. >> yes. it's like great grandkids. like, what do you listen to? >> right? >> yeah. >> give me that list. exactly. >> kylie minogue. >> and he has a deal with apple music. okay. k explosion in the sky. sam bankman-fried and sean diddy combs and lady gaga brings the mayhem this morning. breaking overnight, the spacex starship

rocket exploding minutes into its flight, lighting up the sky. >> that come from. >> debris raining back down to earth, causing a ground stop at some major airports in florida. >> chilling new details in the idaho student murder case. text messages between the two surviving roommates and a 911 call hours later revealed for the first time, dan abrams breaks down what this could mean for the trial. >> reversing course, the president, temporarily pausing many of the tariffs put in place on goods from canada and mexico just days ago. the tariff whiplash causing chaos and confusion for businesses and investors. >> sam bankman-fried and sean diddy combs to new interview where bankman-fried says he shares a dormitory style bunk with combs. plus, what else he said about their time in prison. >> new blake lively, justin baldoni battle why her lawyers are fighting to keep some of her text messages with high profile friends secret from him.

>> plus, big news for costco members. are you getting a new superstore? >> abracadabra. i'm a banana. >> madness and mayhem. the teams fired up overnight, and no one more energized than iowa superfan caitlin clark. plus, the big shot overnight for. >> the win. got oh my goodness. >> and oh my gaga. >> oh my gosh. >> overnight lady gaga finally releasing her brand new album. and i went one on one with the superstar. you really fearful of returning on her big return and finding big love? >> i think i wanted marriage and kids more than anything. >> as we dance into friday. >> live from times square. it's friday. good morning america. >> good morning america. it's a

dance with the friday. rebecca and i like this. and i said, not george, not george. >> all inside. >> all inside. george. but i'm excited that it is friday. finally get a chance to see this gaga interview with, you know, she's got the most genuine, nicest energy out there. you know, so i love talking to. >> her and some excellent music. and i'm loving how you're holding it in. this morning, george. we can't wait for more of that conversation, >> michael with lady gaga. also ahead, it's spring break season and we have expert advice on what you need to be flexible about if you want those last minute savings. >> we're also following this big storm in the northeast getting hit with strong winds. this is washington dc. winds were so high yesterday that some planes had trouble landing at reagan national airport. also tracking the latest on the measles outbreak. there's been a second death reported of a person with the disease. doctor is going to join us with more on that in just a few moments. >> but we begin with the spacex starship exploding overnight during his latest test flight, scattering debris and disrupting air traffic across florida. it's the second consecutive mishap

for the most powerful rocket ever built. victor oquendo is at miami international airport with the latest for us. good morning victor. >> good morning michael. spacex is losing another starship debris seen streaking across south florida's skies leading to ground stops here at miami international and other major airports overnight. a setback for spacex's mission to send astronauts to the moon. but just minutes into the mission, the unmanned rocket ship beginning to spin out of control. >> there's all these pieces of it. >> the breakup of the ship illuminating the sky from florida to the caribbean. this stunning footage showing the moment the rocket exploded in a massive cloud. brett bostwick and his family were on their boat near the bahamas watching the launch. >> we saw a very sudden big explosion, a fireball. >> the faa ordering ground stops at four major florida airports because of the debris and requiring spacex to perform a

mishap investigation. >> unfortunately, this happened last time, too. so we've got some practice at this now. >> spacex saying in a statement, our team immediately began coordination with safety officials to implement pre-planned contingency responses. >> that is amazing. >> the mishap, less than two months after their seventh starship flight, also ended in an explosion. >> spacex is currently the world leader in launching. having two failures back to back is not necessarily something that will be problematic. >> no astronauts were on board. there were no injuries, no major damage either, as the majority of the debris fell into the ocean. george. >> okay, victor. thanks. we get the latest now on president trump. he backtracked, backtracked on his new tariffs after a stock market selloff and gave guidance to his cabinet on the role of elon musk's team as he slashes the federal workforce. chief white house correspondent mary bruce is tracking it all. good morning mary. >> good morning george. well, after a roller coaster week here in washington and on wall street, the president is now reversing course, pausing many of the tariffs he put in place

just days ago. this morning president trump with a dizzying reversal, allowing mexico and canada to avoid 25% tariffs on many goods just days after imposing them. but the retreat not enough to calm anxious investors amid the whiplash. the dow dropping thursday more than 400 points. the president insists wall street wasn't a factor in his decision. >> no, nothing to do with the market. i'm not even looking at the market. >> instead, trump says he agreed to change course as an accommodation and out of respect for mexican president claudia sheinbaum. >> we helped them out with the problem they were having, having to do with the tariffs. short term tariffs. >> but the suspension, just a short term escape until april 2nd. according to the white house, about half of imports from mexico and only 38% of goods from canada qualify for the pause, including auto parts and most produce. economists continue to warn that trump's sweeping tariffs will be paid for by american businesses, who will pass along the cost to consumers in the form of higher

prices. >> there will always be a little short term interruption. i don't think it's going to be big, but. the countries and companies that have been ripping us aren't particularly happy with what i'm doing. >> and this morning, the president is also taking a new approach to his campaign to slash the federal workforce, as elon musk's chainsaw tactics have sparked backlash, some republicans getting an earful back home from angry constituents. >> what does is really trying to do? >> the president, now with a tacit admission that musk may have gone too far, sending his cabinet secretaries a clear message they are in charge of who gets cut from their agencies, not musk. >> i had a meeting and i said, i want the cabinet members go first. keep all the people you want, everybody that you need. >> the president directing his cabinet secretaries, to be more precise, telling them to decide who stays and who goes using the scalpel rather than the hatchet. >> i don't want to see a big cut

where a lot of good people are cut. >> now, this all comes as some republicans on the hill have been trying to get more input in this process. some even now publicly saying that musk may be making mistakes and hurting innocent americans in the process. >> george and mary. the president, continuing his campaign of retribution against his political adversaries. >> yet this time, george, he's punishing the law firm perkins coie, going after the security clearances of its lawyers, stripping them of those security clearances and also access to government buildings and officials. after the firm represented hillary clinton's 2016 campaign. it comes as the white house is also trying to make it harder to sue the administration, trying to make it costlier for plaintiffs who seek to come after the government. george. >> okay, mary. thanks. let's continue this. mary used the word whiplash talking about these tariffs and the stock market this week. the market is not responding well. >> well, there's a lot of uncertainty out there, george. and you do see that reflected in the stock market and the volatility that we've been seeing. we're also starting to see some signs of where the consumer is on this between tariffs and inflation. things

like your egg prices. we're seeing consumer confidence going lower. and this jobs report out just this morning 151,000 jobs added in february. that's slightly lower than expected. it's essentially in line with what we've seen over the last 12 months, which is about 168,000 jobs added. but it's something the white house as well as the federal reserve is going to have to really think hard about because they're making choices for what happens to interest rates. and we're now in this environment where it appears growth is slowing, but inflation is still a concern michael. >> all right rebecca thank you. appreciate that. we're going to turn now to the alleged plot to steal sensitive military national defense secrets and sell them to china. chief justice correspondent pierre thomas is in washington with more. good morning. pierre. >> michael. good morning. active duty soldiers and an army veteran charged in an espionage scheme involving china. the fbi says this is jinzhou secretly taking photographs of sensitive materials. prosecutors say zhao, a supply sergeant stationed at

joint base lewis-mcchord in washington state, received thousands of dollars in exchange for selling an encrypted military computer and 20 hard drives, some classified as secret and top secret. overnight, attorney general pam bondi and fbi director kash patel describing the stolen secrets as involving america's defense and intelligence capabilities. another soldier was charged with sharing with a former soldier documents about the army's bradley and stryker armored vehicles. all three men were arrested thursday and charged with conspiring to commit bribery and theft of government property. rebecca. >> you just see the value of information there. okay, pierre. thank you. we're going to turn now to the investigation into the death of gene hackman and his wife. investigators are expected to reveal new information as one official shares new clues about that time frame. trevor ault is in santa fe with more. good morning trevor. >> good morning rebecca. we're hoping to finally get some answers today, more than a week after gene hackman and his wife, betsy arakawa and one of their

dogs were all found dead inside their santa fe home. and this afternoon, we're expecting an update from law enforcement, along with state medical investigators and the department of health. officials have stressed from the very beginning, there did not appear to be any sign of foul play in this case. and with carbon monoxide poisoning ruled out there appearing to be ruled out, we know that investigators have largely been pinning their hopes on the results of more detailed autopsies and toxicology reports. now, pacemaker data from gene hackman appears to indicate that he was likely dead for nine days before his body was found. and at least one official has said it appears that betsy arakawa died in a similar time frame. one person that we are hearing from is a man who's now taking care of two of the couple's dogs that survived. he owns the dog daycare where they were often boarded. he says he used to see the couple frequently. he says he hasn't seen gene hackman recently because his wife was trying to keep him safe after the pandemic. george. >> such a mystery. okay, trevor, thanks very much. we're going to turn now to sam bankman-fried and sean diddy combs. bankman-fried says he shares a

dormitory style bunk with combs. chief investigative correspondent aaron katersky has the story, and aaron combs is also facing some new allegations. >> he is. and this is the first time we're hearing from sam bankman-fried since he began serving his 25 year sentence. he says he's working on an appeal, playing chess with armed robbers. and he says his fellow inmate, sean combs, has been kind. this morning, the former poster boy of crypto, who prosecutors said ran one of the biggest financial frauds in history, is speaking from the decrepit, sometimes violent jail where he's being held. sam bankman-fried talking to tucker carlson. >> the place i'm in, i'm not in sort of i'm not in physical danger. >> how are you doing, sam? >> in 2023, bankman-fried was convicted of stealing billions from customers of his crypto exchange, ftx. bankman-fried telling george stephanopoulos in 2022 he accepted responsibility. >> but you're ultimately responsible. >> and ultimately. absolutely. like i look, i should have been on top of this, and i feel really, really bad and regretful that i wasn't. and a lot of people got hurt and that that's

on me. >> now, bankman-fried is sharing a dormitory style living unit with music mogul and accused sex trafficker sean diddy combs, who just yesterday was charged in a new indictment with forcing at least one of his employees into sex. >> he's been kind to people in the unit. he's been kind to me. it's also it's a position no one wants to be in. >> bankman-fried says he's working on his appeal, reading novels and playing chess with other inmates. and as for his fellow inmate sean diddy combs, he has pleaded not guilty. he's in court next week. michael. >> all right, aaron, thank you for bringing that to us. we're going to go now to the second death this year for a person with measles. this time, it was an adult who died. chief medical correspondent doctor tara narula is here now with more. good morning doctor. >> good morning. yes. so the new mexico health department confirmed, as you said, that there was an adult who was unvaccinated, who died, who had a case of the measles. they're working to confirm the to confirm the official cause of death. and they said this individual did not seek care before dying. overall, we know

this is the second death. the first one was a child in texas that we talked about earlier last week. and in general, there's been about 165 cases throughout the country, ten states involved. texas really being hit the hardest with 159 cases and 22 hospitalizations. >> but we always hear them say, vaccinate the children. make sure your child is vaccinated. but what about adults? especially if you're not sure what your status is? >> exactly. a lot of adults are wondering the same thing. so if you were born before 1957, you are presumed to have had the measles and are protected. if you have lab evidence that you've had the measles. so antibodies are shown infection, you're protected. if you've got 1 or 2 doses of the measles vaccine, you should have immunity. now there's a caveat to that. if you got one dose, but that dose happened between 1963 and 1967. we were at times giving a different type of vaccine. you may need an extra shot if you work in a college setting, health care workers, international travel, or live or work with immunocompromised. but in general, there's no real recommendation for a booster shot. if you have any questions, certainly, or live in an area with an outbreak. you can talk

to your local health department, your doctor. you can get a lab test to look for titers or antibodies, and there's no harm in getting an extra dose. if you did want to get one. >> like that, no harm in getting an extra dose. that's right. all right. thank you so much for that, doc. >> thanks, doctor narula we appreciate it. okay. we're going now to the latest on pope francis. we're hearing more from him for the first time since he was hospitalized with double pneumonia three weeks ago. terry moran is in vatican city. good morning. terry. >> good job. >> hey, rebecca. vatican officials tell us that this was pope francis's idea. he wanted to send this personal audio message to all the people who are praying for his cover here in saint peter's square and around the world. overnight, pope francis, speaking for the first time since he was hospitalized three weeks ago. >> i'm going to make a cup offer. >> i thank you from the bottom of my heart. the 88 year old francis says in his native spanish, his voice thin, barely louder than a whisper.

>> he carefully put me through to ask. >> for your prayers and for my health from the square. he says, the audio message surprising the crowd. >> i can. hello? >> yes, how are you? >> i accompany you from here, francis continues, sounding short of breath, then giving his blessing, saying. >> can you hear me? >> may god bless you and the virgin protect you. thank you. and from those who gather here each night to pray for the pope's recovery, a round of applause. the pope's latest medical report was encouraging. his doctors say he remains stable and continues his treatments and sleeps tranquilly. but they also say his his prognosis remains guarded. george. >> okay, terry, thanks very much. we're going to switch gears now. college basketball.

will reeve on the countdown. watch to march madness. >> hello. good morning george. good morning all. michael got a little bit ahead of himself yesterday wanting to fill out his march madness bracket. we got we got to get to the conference tournament first. and the women's started this week michael. don't worry. lots of great games yesterday, including an upset from the iowa hawkeyes. they dominated 24th ranked michigan state in the second round of the big ten tournament. caitlin clark was there. she was loving it. they got it done in front of royalty. she was pumped up for her former teammates. i was not nearly as dominant this year as they have been with clark on the team, but come tournament time, they know how to get it done and so does winthrop university. we love a buzzer beater in march around here. and here are the screaming eagles knocking off charleston southern at the buzzer and the big south conference. lots more women's conference tournament games today and this weekend. juju watkins number one usc paige bueckers and uconn. they're in action tomorrow. lots of games on espn, including the final men's regular season action. got a great slate of sec games this weekend, and then it's conference tournament time

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welcome back to "gma." that is an incredible flashback friday. she was in our "gma" concert. that was back in 2011, surging over the audience they are. we cannot wait for your interview. >> michael: we did not do anything like that, but it was a good interview. speech you and her new album just out this morning. you've got to listen to this one. >> george: first new at 7:30, fatal plane crash in philadelphia. all six people on the private medical jet, one person on the ground were killed when the jet plunged into the ground in january. americans missing a month of car payments just hit the highest level in 30 years. canary in the coal mine when it comes to the health of the economy. >> michael: some unexpected stars on the court. not talking about steph curry. he did drain this ridiculous shot from the logo, but who he

met before the game. she went viral for her notebook she keeps highlighting all of his game stats and achievements. returning the love with a signed jersey with grandma kitty on the back. that was pretty awesome to see. another star shining at the lakers game. i am not talking about lebron or luka doncic. although they got their eighth straight win against the knicks. but this guy is sinking a half-court shot to win. he did at all in one shot. >> george: knew details in the idaho college murders case of your new court documents reveal frantic text messages by the surviving roommates that could be used at the trial. we are going to talk to dan abrams after this from kayna whitworth. >> not only are prosecutors revealing the text messages on the first and second floor but

also the 911 call that was made nearly seven hours after the murders. chaos, confusion, panic, and fear all unfolding on camera. >> for the first time text messages between the two surviving roommates of the idaho college murders and are revealed along with a transcript of the frantic 911 call made hours after their four friends were killed in that off-campus home in november 2022. the murders believed to have happened between 4:00 and four: 25:00 a.m. according to police, this newly unsealed motion revealing a chaotic scene and text messages between the surviving roommates at 4:22:00 a.m. "no one is answering." and "i'm really confused right now." also making a reference to someone in "a ski mask almost. so freaked out." the other roommate telling her "come to my room. run." >> this speaks directly to what

their roommates were experiencing at the time of the murders so leads credence to the roommate that described the figure in the home and provides credibility to her description. >> more unanswered calls made to the victims. one of the roommates texting kaylee's goncalves "please answer." >> then more than seven hours after the murder takes place that a 911 call is made along with a transcript detailing that frenzied call. dispatchers speaking with several people on the line after the discovery of xana kernodle's body. someone telling the dispatcher "one of the roommates was drunk last night and she's not waking up here" then someone saying "oh, and they saw some men in the house last night." and the haunting words "i think we have a homicide" are heard. now, kohberger's lawyers want the death penalty taken off the table.

citing autism spectrum disorder. both roommates are expected to be critical witnesses in august. >> george: let's bring in dan abrams right now. are these text messages admissible? >> probably. i think that they become important not just for some of the reasons laid out there but also the timeline. the timeline in this case is critical. when you have text messages with a specific time of when they were sons and what people saw at those moments, that becomes really important because the prosecutors are going to be trailing by a car he was driving and his cell phone records and all of that connects again to the timeline which prosecutors are going to say is critical. >> rebecca: defense also trying to exclude dna and some of the statements from surviving roommates feared. >> making a lot of efforts to exclude evidence. typical for defense to say we don't want this and/or that in. i think it's unlikely they are going to win many of the key emotions. i expect dna evidence is going to come in. why?

these are arguments you can make during the trial. you can challenge the witnesses. you can say here's why we have questions about the dna. you can cross-examine. they are saying don't even admit it at all. we don't want the jury to see it. i think it is unlikely they will win, but the judge will allow them to cross-examine the witnesses and try to make their points. >> michael: what do you make of kohberger's attempt to get the death penalty removed? >> there is a level that he potentially had impulse issues, talking about him having autism. i don't think it's going to succeed. i think that the case will move forward with the death penalty on the table. >> rebecca: dan abrams as always, thank you. costco opening new stores. many retailers are closing their doors, but costco is bucking the trend. good morning, elizabeth feared. >> we have seen this surge in

store closures among some major brick-and-mortar retailers, but costco is an outlier. they say they will open a dozen new locations across the u.s. in the coming months from california to texas to michigan and maine. really a testament to how shoppers right now are prioritizing deals on value, especially amid rising grocery cost. costco did report strong sales in grocery categories like ground beef and poultry. customers are trading down for lower-cost protein options right now. sales are also up for toys, furniture, and gold. there is a risk that some prices could go up because of the tariffs we've been talking about. notably, membership rates are holding steady. customers just really don't want to give up on that $5 rotisserie chicken, guys. >> michael: that is some good chicken if you have ever had it. breaking at 8:00, the battle of blake lively's text to celebrities.

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help. 173 million going out on spring break. before we get to the savings, state department just issued an advisory for a very popular locations, turks and caicos. what do travelers need to know about safety? >> going out on state department travel advisories is key, but some perspective to what exactly a level to increase caution really means, there are destinations all over the world that i think a lot of people don't realize how level to currently be at places like u.k., italy, spain, germany, places that people traveled to quite often and frequently and do not even bat an eyelash comments are really asking yourself, being aware of the information, but asking yourself what is my comfort level? am i going to be able to -- >> george: what does that mean? >> increase caution. don't put yourself on vacation auto pilot.

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reynryan reynolds asking to keep their conversations with famous friends private. another twist in the ongoing legal saga between the costars blake lively and justin baldoni. >> i am sorry in advance. prepare yourself. >> their attorney arguing that baldoni should not have access to certain text fees between the movie star couple and their high-profile friends. saying there is a significant chance of a repairable harm if marginal conversations with high-profile individuals with no relevance to the case were to fall into the wrong hands. adding "she wants a confidentiality order in place because there are 100 million reasons for these parties to leak information. because the p.r. value is greater than complying with the court's orders." courts lawyer also asking the judge to designate other discovery information like the physical and mental health of

the parties and speaking about children to attorneys eyes only, meaning it can be shared with baldoni's attorney but not baldoni himself. >> in a case like this you don't typically see a lot of attorneys eyes only request because you want the clients, whether it be plaintiff, to see it, not a third party outside. >> arguing his team has no intent of disclosing any confidential information. "there are powerful people in the industry. somehow there is a different law that applies to them." >> the judge in the case did not issue a ruling in the case but said he would do so soon. michael. >> michael: thank you for that. turning now to spring forward. dr. tara narula is back with how to navigate daylight savings time and the side effects that affect so many of us. welcome back. so many of us are looking forward to spring but not looking forward to giving of the hour of sleep.

>> unless you live in hawaii or arizona, you are going to be feeling at a little bit on monday morning. we know it is a shift in the sunlight, and it is a real big queue for our circadian rhythm, the cellular processes. code that one hour shift really affects how much? yes, it can. there is an increase in heart attack, stroke, blood pressure, heart rate, inflammatory markers, missed medical appointments. also a decrease in alertness, poor mental health, general weakness feeling of cognition. then we think about increases and fatal traffic accidents. we see that go up. even stock market volatility. the list goes on and on. you wonder what is the good side? walking out of the office and seeing some sunlight. most americans would not like to have daylight savings. even the american academy of sleep medicine have recommended that we shift to a fixed

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>> michael: the crowd is out in times square. what a wonderful crowd they are this morning. good to see them out there. and now to our cover story, "gma" morning exclusive, my conversation with lady gaga, who is giving us an inside look at what it takes to bring magic and mayhem to her new album. ♪ ♪ spellbinlady gaga spellbinding e causing mayhem worldwide.nding e ♪ ♪ little monsters everywhere awaiting the release of the 14 time grammy-winning artist, seventh studio album out today. you call it "mayhem." why that name, that title? >> you know, i think i felt like i was playing a multiple different people throughout my whole career and kind of having to hold the duality of that.

that personal mayhem i think it is echoed also in how i feel about the world sometimes, that the world is in a chaotic place. i tried to use my artistry and my lyrics and songwriting to create something about was like indicative of personal chaos but also how we can still celebrate and dance to read while that is happening. ♪ ♪ >> michael: you say this album if you facing your fears of returning to pop music. are you really fearful of returning? >> i think so. as a woman in music, there were a lot of people that were like oh, this is who made her or this is what made her. and i think that returning to pop music for me was a little bit like something i was afraid of because i wondered if i was believing what those people were saying, so i went into the studio, and i went in with confidence. no, i made me. ♪ ♪

use thesemichael: you use these different phases and chapters in your life to tell different stories, so what chapter are you on now? >> i think i am feeling really confident in myself as a musician and as a songwriter and a producer. as an artist. i know that might sound silly, but it actually took me two decades to become the boss in a way. being a woman in music i was almost always the only woman in the room all the time, and i had to really, really work hard to maintain my sense of stability and my purpose. and i always stuck to my guns when it came to my music and my artistry, but it was a real challenge. and i made it through that mayhem. ♪ ♪ ♪ you already know what you mean to me ♪

>> michael: you recently said that the missing piece of your life was having real love. now you have real love. >> yeah, i do. >> michael: no longer missing that piece. >> i think i wanted to get married more than anything. on our very first date, we've been talking for like three weeks on the phone every single day. just getting to know each other, and was doing my shout to take me on our first date, an sat down, i u want marriage and kids? and he goes yeah, i do. and i said okay, great, do you want some champagne? [laughs] that i think i wanted him to know that i was like a family girl. >> michael: michael polansky is a 41-year-old tech entrepreneur. the two got engaged april of 2024. >> michael: what makes michael the right person for you?

>> you know, he just loves to hold me, and i learn a lot from him. he's so supportive. he's got an incredibly kind heart. he's my best friend. being in a partnership with your best friend is a huge blessing. i could not imagine going through life with anyone but him, honestly. >> michael: he helped you write some of the songs. >> we do a lot together. he includes me in his business as well, and he is really creative. he plays guitar. he is like a beautiful musician. we have a really creative relationship. my album is called "mayhem," b but, you know, it is also like a nice tv and mayhem with someone else. ♪ ♪ ♪ i want to hold you just for a while ♪ ♪ and diet with a smile ♪ >> michael: i know you two cook a lot together. >> we make bolognese together. we love doing that, but we also

cook healthy food at home for during the week. we are kind of like easy. we like to keep it easy. >> michael: keep it easy and simple. speaking of easy and simple, how is wedding planning going? >> oh, my gosh. it's, you know, it's going. [laughs] >> michael: it's going. and she keeps going. >> george: great place. >> michael: like i said earlier, she is just genuinely a very nice person. she has learned how to separate lady gaga from stefani, and she has never forgot who she is and where she came from. always great to talk to her, and congratulations on the big album coming out last night. big thank you also to the new york edition hotel for hosting us. make sure everyone knows that "mayhem" is streaming everywhere right now. >> george: you can go listen right now. you can also turn to our ongoing series, "the science of you."

becky worley is here with that. >> of avoiding a cold or the flu is a major issue during the winter and spring. it is not always possible, but what prevent methods reduce your chance of getting sick? my whole family was sick. not me. so the ongoing full hazmat suit in my own house -- go. >> honey, do you want some hot tea? >> how can i stay healthy? we and listed infectious disease special dr. peter chen hong. >> washing your hands, using hand sanitizer. >> he adds clean home surfaces. many can last two to three days on laminate surfaces appear longer for norovirus. while that stomach bug mandates bleach for cleaning, foremost cold and flu, standard cleaners or even soap and water will work just fine. as for airborne germs, a

humidifier can help knock them down, literally. >> in the winter time, there's less humidity, so viruses kind of fly around like dandelions. a little bit heavier. they kind of fall a faster. >> but what's new in immunity? the effects of stress. >> increases the amount of cortisol. >> consistently high levels can make your body less able to fight off infection, making stress management important for many reasons. regular moderate exercise is good for the immune system, both straining your body with super strenuous workouts or skimping on sleep can increase your risk of infection. and he says manage your blood sugar. especially for diabetics. >> controlling your blood glucose is good to prevent infections. there is lots of data around that. >> i asked the doctor about

taking a hot bath or sauna. will that st stave off a no, not a lot of good, go for i. he said if you eat a healthy diet filled with colorful fruits and veggies, don't worry about it. but think has quite a few studies showing it can shorten the length of a cold, but be advised there are some side effects. you don't really need to buy anything. if it makes you feel good. [laughter] >> george: thank you, becky. let's go to greg dutra. >> greg: we will take the placebo effect. it has been windy no matter where you have been on the east coast. you can still see the wind rippling in the water and also feels like 25 degrees, despite the temperature being above freezing. warmer areas on the way.

50s in the twin cities. 70s and atlanta. march, april, may warmer than normal. you want america. ♪ ♪ >> michael: all right, we have more exciting news. national meatball day is coming up on sunday. yeah. we are celebrating at early as we do here on "gma." we asked one of our favorite chefs to help us do it right. chef mario carbone.

good to see you, man. well gone. national meatball day on sunday. what makes a meatball? you've got a little special something something. what meat do you add to give it a lot of flavor? >> ground beef, ground veal, and pork, but it is sausage. i take it out of the casing, and i use that as the third part. >> michael: let's get started. >> a little bit of olive oil in the pan. we are making what we call so frito. this is the base. this is the base we are going to make. nice and tender. cool it first before you add it. >> michael: you cool at first before you added, people. >> when you cook sofrito, that's what you do. >> michael: sofrito, get in there. >> i do not use breadcrumbs because i think it sucks up the

moisture. it is a dry crumb. it wants to take the moisture away. so we take a day old bread, with a little bit of milk. we'll let that soak up, then you strain it a little bit if you're kind of crush it up. >> michael: that is how you keep from having -- >> this is going to be a really moist meatball. parmesan cheese. a couple of eggs. >> michael: okay, you know what? no shame in my game. mix, mix, mix. >> then we got that. he we are going to make a few meatballs. you just want to roll them up. you are making big ones with those big old hands of yours? >> michael: see who is hungry. make them bigger. >> as long as they are all about the same size. fry them in olive oil. >> rebecca: we are just getting started.

>> should be a federal holiday as far as i am concerned. >> michael: no doubt. how long do we cook them for? >> only going to take about a minute. then they will go into a tray with a marinara sauce. i've got my own favorite. cover it in marinara sauce. a little bit of grated cheese. put it in the oven. >> michael: you have special sauce? can you use off out of a can? >> you can use your own marinara sauce. i know what i preferred. >> rebecca: i happen to have some in my cover it at home. >> michael: you two have already started eating. >> fantastic. >> put them in the oven. i like t they have kind of a crispy exterior. >> yeah, that's from the minute that i spend putting them here in them, you know, not my. >> i can't take any of that. yeah. no, it's definitely all my

. yeah. >> you have carbon beach coming up. what's that tell you about carbon beach? is the annual event we do every year in miami during formula one. >> this year, it's, uh, may 2nd to may 4th, and it's sort of the grandest dinner party you could ever have. there's performances. there's a big main event, there's a huge meal, sort of a bacchanalia of food and beverage. there's nowhere else to go because when the meal is over, you're done for the night. yeah well, i tell you what. >> i'll be. i'll be at the f1, so i have to come by car bomb beach and have a meal. i got you. i just make sure i have plenty of. i'm ready to sleep afterwards. looks fantastic. okay. hear me, miss, um, let me tell you right now, all day. we got to go by today or meatball day. >> meatball. sometimes meatballs like to be alone. uh huh. meatballs alone. meatballs on spag meatball. hero. you know everything in cupboard. >> oh, man. that's good. mario. >> thank you. >> pleasure. okay, you can get mario meatball recipe on good morning america .com. just in time for sunday, the holiday.

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>> rebecca: we had back now on gm, and we are dancing into friday with that impressive one man right there. shout out to shirley goodman, a.k.a. the dancing nanna, the 101-year-old tapper turns 102 next week. happy early birthday, surely. we are excited, and may be you can teach us something. anyone want to try a little tap tap? we are here with some other very talented women to celebrate women's history month, including tory johnson back with representatives from women run businesses. people like katie right here. this is your company, katie. megababe. >> and megababe goes where the beauty industry doesn't. i follow katie on instagram, and i wanted these products here for our viewers. >> thank you so much. if you have industry doesn't go. we tackle

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>> you need it. >> hi, some holes, cropped cut. so popular that there are now more affordable versions on the market, so we asked a brand marketing manager and stay-at-home mom to try on multiple zip obscured the lululemon scuba oversized have zip on sale for $89, the essential sunday half zip from abercrombie & fitch for 70 bucks. theand the gym people, zip up pullover sold on amazon. >> it is cropped. has a really high collar. but it is pretty firm and has a lot of structure. the quality is incredible. i love how it is super easy to go up and down. listen to that.

>> that is a good zippered. >> annex, the half zip from abercrombie & fitch feared. >> software material. the caller does not have a lot of structure. it is longer. gathered. down at my hips. >> it's very comfortable. i miss the pocket. i keep doing this, thinking that there is a pocket. it is more like a dressy vibe. >> then the old navy half zip, which was a knock out for me. >> much lighter material. it has these ties. along with the thumb holes, you kind of get that. >> you can get a workout and this and not feel overheated. >> finally the gym people zip up from amazon. >> really has a similar field to the lululemon scuba. >> very good for the price. i would say one thing, it does not stretch much.

>> this girl stopped me and says oh, my gosh, you look so pretty. >> she picked lululemon. >> i'm very comfortable. the thumb holes, awesome. >> aaliyah loved the gym people. >> it looks like you cutest. i got compliments when i had it on. it is my fave. >> i really like all the sweatshirts, rebecca. lululemon is the classic. as you pointed out, the finishes. >> rebecca: the old navy version has a really good supper. i like how there is a full pocket. >> the slight fabric for me in california, something i am going to live in. i just checked on amazon. the gym people sweatshirt which was a favorite, i liked it a lot, it is down to $19. the price is right. this is a shoppable segment, so all these things can be found

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>> the the $100,000 pyramid is back.000 abc contributor rocks ideas is going to be in the hot seat. look at her behind-the-scenes experience. >> things that you celebrate. things that buzz. [cheers and applause] >> this morning, my game show debut is finally here. let's start my day on "pyramid," guys. >> michael: you know how to play that game, right? first off, my dressing room. you see that, right? hair and makeup, but guess who's because it even bigger? how many times do you own? >> michael: 364 would be then numbered.

>> back to business. >> follow me. >> but for my celebrity opponent, actor and comedian joel mchale. this is not his first time. minutes to go, i get a pregame pep talk. is there a way i can maybe psych out my opponent? is there something i can do? >> michael: i'm scared for you. man, that is the reason i hosted this thing and don't play it feared. >> and michael himself make it in the pyramid? we put him to the test. >> the desk, chairs. >> pyramid stage. >> robin. >> now it's game time. i am here to win bag with my game partner. >> i think we are going to do -- i like my coffee on the dark side of. >> michael: here we go. described as these likable film characters you would be surprised to see having coffee

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friday light traffic metering lights are still on though, and we do have some delays all the way to grand avenue from highway four to san francisco. it will take you 42 minutes and look at this live. look at our golden gate bridge camera. so beautiful out there this morning. and traffic is flowing nicely between the north bay and san francisco. just a gorgeous day, drew. >> yeah, gloria. it's nice and sunny. a similar picture from sutro tower right now. sunny over the city. we will find temperatures now warming out of the 40s into the 50s. so future tracker shows you nice sunny skies today. temperatures finally back to average, mild later this afternoon. amanda. >> all right. thank you. time now for live with kelly and mark. we'll be back at 11:00 for midday live. midday live. haveday live. ae a great deja vu: it's live with kelly and mark. ♪♪ today, from the crime drama dope thief, brian tyree henry. plus star of the thriller surface, gugu mbatha-raw.