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markets and tariff whiplash. overnight, president trump defends tariffs to reporters on air force one. now he says he's planning for even more. we're live at the white house and on wall street with what's coming next. fiery wreck. >> a small plane crashing near a retirement home shortly after takeoff. flames and smoke shooting into the air after it hit at least a dozen vehicles in a parking lot. how all five people on board survived. >> on alert firefighters racing to battle rare wildfires on long island. strong winds fueling the flames. holi the multi-day wind event, sending this board flying from a pickup, slamming through another car's windshield. ginger is tracking the latest. >> urgent search for the american college student who vanished on spring break in the dominican republic. >> new details about the last days of gene hackman and his wife. what we know about the rare virus that killed her. days

before the oscar winner died. >> shocking race. watch what happens when these two high school sprinters are side by side as they round the corner. one hit over the head with the baton with the 16 year old and her parents are saying this morning. >> is this decision day for the menendez brothers? why? one of their family members is accusing the da of verbally and emotionally retraumatizing the family as the l.a. district attorney is set to make a big announcement. >> don't you forget about but, darling, darling, darling. >> and don't you forget about march madness. oh, the buzzer beaters, the upsets. juju page. and who's dancing for the first time? >> there's no way. >> and the epic celebration. after a hole in one. at one of the most famous spots in all of golf.

>> live from times square. it's monday. good morning america. >> good morning america. >> that shot. >> hole in one. his name is michael. two. we have to. >> say. we didn't have the same results on the golf course because i played this weekend and i did not come close to that. i don't say that much. >> keep hope alive, michael. keep hope alive. also, a lot of excitement as we roll into march madness. and if you recognize the song that we were just playing, you might be excited about a breakfast club reunion. that's all coming up. >> love that movie. we're going to begin with president trump's new tariff threat. he sparked fears over the economy as he declined to rule out the possibility of a recession. we'll get the latest from the markets. senior political correspondent rachel scott starts us off from the white house. good morning rachel. >> george, good morning to you. and the president has insisted that americans will be better off in the long run because of these tariffs. but he has acknowledged there could be some economic pain when asked directly if there would be a recession. he did not rule it out. this morning, after a week of shaky markets and tariff

whiplash, president trump is hesitant to rule out a recession in 2025. >> i hate to predict things like that. there is a period of transition because what we're doing is very big. we're bringing wealth back to america. >> but just days ago, the markets tumbled when trump imposed a 25% tariff on goods from canada and mexico. the president quickly reversing course. now, trump says he's planning for even more a 25% tariff on all foreign steel and aluminum will take effect on wednesday. and vowing to impose what he calls reciprocal tariffs on countries, too. >> april 2nd, it becomes all reciprocal. what they charge us, we charge them. >> this morning, china's 10 to 15% retaliatory tariffs on u.s. goods, including chicken, wheat, soybeans and beef now taking effect. many economists warn the impact of tariffs will be passed down to consumers in the form of higher prices, but the president defending them. >> well, i think the tariffs are going to be the greatest thing we've ever done as a country. it's going to make our country rich again. >> the president also

threatening hefty tariffs on canadian dairy and lumber. the national association of home builders says even a 25% tariff could increase the cost by $10,000 for a new single family home. dennis woodruff owns a maryland lumber yard and voted for trump. he tells our selina wang his customers will pay the price. >> i still support him. it's just going to be something all consumers have to pay for. it will probably cut my sales down. >> the president has offered different reasons for the tariffs. his top economic advisor says it's all about forcing canada and mexico to crack down on fentanyl. >> what happened was that we launched a drug war, not a trade war, and it was part of a negotiation to get canada and mexico to stop shipping fentanyl across our borders. >> less than 1% of fentanyl seized last year came from canada. mexico's president says they've seen a 40% drop at the beginning of the year. democrats who have struggled to take on the president, blasting trump's policies and trying to zero in on the economy. >> they're destroying the economy, and they're making it

harder and harder for americans to afford things. that's where we need to keep the focus. >> the government is set to shut down on friday. house republicans have released their plan to avert a shutdown. house democrats say they will not vote for it. it's unclear what senate democrats will do, but the president was asked directly if he believes there will be a government shutdown, and he did not rule it out either. robin. >> all right. our thanks to you, rachel. now to wall street, because it is set to begin a new week this morning amid growing concerns about the economy among traders. chief economic correspondent rebecca jarvis is there on wall street for us this morning. good morning rebecca. >> good morning robin. and you can feel the uncertainty over tariffs, over the potential for a government shutdown, over what's happening in the economy, how much it's slowing reflected in the stock market this morning. it's already been very volatile out of the gate. stocks opening up more than a percent lower. americans at a minimum will pay a one time price adjustment higher with these tariffs. american businesses

importing goods will be paying that price. a tax at the border that usually does get passed to consumers. and i've talked to some businesses who said they're going to eat some of that, some of that tariff or few are even splitting it with their mexican and canadian counterparts. but they don't they can't do all of that. and they don't have a u.s. alternative for their supplies and production. in other words, even if they wanted to today, there isn't an american factory or a producer where they could go and make their goods. and we've now heard from companies from best buy to target who have said they do anticipate price increases ahead. finally, there are these signs of a slowdown in the economy. you have consumer confidence that's beginning to wane a bit. the jobs report on friday, 151,000 jobs added. not bad, but less strong. and with consumer confidence coming down, these doge cuts, which in return will start to show up in jobs reports going forward, you'll have fewer government jobs. that can also weigh on consumer

sentiment as well, because if people hear that their neighbor or their friend are losing a job, they get nervous. in turn, they spend less, and in turn, companies hire less. that can have a real impact on the economy. michael. >> yeah, and as you said about the cost of goods, someone will pay the price and it seems to be the consumer. thank you so much for that, rebecca. we're going to turn now to the back and forth over tariffs. canada has a new leader to succeed justin trudeau, who is stepping down after nearly a decade as prime minister. our chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz has the story. good morning martha. >> good morning michael. there's no question that donald trump's shadow was hanging over canada's election, and no question that canada's new leader is ready to take him on. overnight, liberal party leader mark carney, a successful banker and investor chosen as canada's new prime minister, succeeding justin trudeau, and quickly and defiantly taking aim at the u.s. >> i know that these are dark

days. dark days brought on by a country we can no longer trust. >> in words unimaginable just a few months ago. carney, in his acceptance speech saying the main threat to canada right now is the united states, calling it the greatest threat of our lifetime. >> america is not canada and canada never, ever will be part of america in any way, shape or form. >> addressing president trump directly slamming the president's threats of annexation, and accusing trump of attacking canadian workers, businesses and families through tariffs. >> we didn't ask for this fight. we didn't ask for this fight. but canadians are always ready when someone else drops the gloves. so the americans, they should make no mistake in trade, as in hockey canada will win.

>> the newly elected prime minister said canadians cannot let trump succeed in what he called a crisis to the south. so brace yourself for what could be a very different relationship with our northern neighbor in the months to come. >> george. some real startling rhetoric there. okay, martha, thanks very much. we'll stay overseas. israel has cut off electricity to gaza. this affects the drinking water for the area. chief national correspondent matt gutman is in tel aviv. good morning. matt. >> good morning george. that's right. israel cutting off power to the loan facility in gaza that was still receiving electricity from israel. it was a desalination plant that we're told provided water to thousands, hundreds of thousands of palestinians in central gaza. and of course, this comes a week after israel cut off the flow of aid and goods into gaza in order to try to pressure hamas to continue that first phase of that ceasefire deal, which exchanged hostages for palestinian prisoners. that, as today, negotiations resuming between all the parties in

qatar. but those negotiations are being overshadowed by those side talks that the trump administration was having directly with hamas. and this breaks a massive taboo. never before has any u.s. administration ever spoken directly to hamas. we understand israel was not happy about it. but the u.s. envoy who was leading those talks, adam boehler, said he wasn't just trying to negotiate the release of that loan. israeli american hostage don alexander, but the release of all of the hostages. robin. >> all right, matt, our thanks to you. now, the small plane crash in pennsylvania. all five people on board the plane were injured when it slammed into a parking lot near the airport. transportation correspondent gio benitez is in lancaster, pennsylvania for us. good morning. gio. >> hey, robin. >> good morning. i want to show you what's behind me here. you see these buildings? this is a retirement village. and you see those trees. well, the plane is right there in between those trees, right in that little parking lot that you mentioned. robin. incredibly, though,

everyone here on the ground survived. everyone was not. people were not injured. everyone on board also survived. this morning, dramatic video showing this fiery plane crash near a retirement village in manheim township, pennsylvania. flames and plumes of smoke filling the air. the plane hitting at least a dozen vehicles. and yet, incredibly, no one on the ground was hurt. on board five people, all surviving and taken to the hospital for injuries. >> at no point did the plane or the aircraft strike any part of the structure, so we're very confident that all safety concerns have been addressed. >> the plane, a beechcraft bonanza, had just taken off from lancaster airport nearby when the pilot reported an open door. >> lancaster tower bonanza 347 mike has an open door. we need to return for landing. >> at 347 mike. roger. you want to make it to three 1 or 2 six. >> lancaster tower. i cannot hear you with the wind. so we're

going to return to two six. we're going to do downwind. >> that wind is exactly what jordan spackman noticed when he saw the plane in the air. >> it was a windy day and it was struggling. i could see it kind of teetering and kind of making movements like this. and it was headed straight for the assisted living facility. >> instead, the plane missing the building and crashing into a parking lot. >> rescue one lancaster tower. the aircraft is down just behind the terminal on the parking lot street area. >> i don't know how it somehow crashed in this tiny parking lot, just missing the building. and that was my first initial worry. >> that plane never making contact with the building. police believe it skidded about 100ft after first making contact with the ground. now, there are many questions this morning. the ntsb, of course, is going to investigate all of them. but one of the central questions here is why that door was open. did it take off with the door already open, or did that door open after takeoff? and that's what

investigators are going to be looking at. michael. >> a lot of questions to be answered. gio, thank you for that. now to concern about the rare, rare wildfires that erupted on long island after powerful winds and dry conditions fueled the flames. morgan norwood is in westhampton, new york with the latest for us. good morning morgan. >> good morning to you michael. and what a close call for westhampton. just look at some of the damage right behind me. the fire ripping through this trailer. this is all that's left. the owner actually watching it all unfold. and this morning, investigators are looking into whether someone intentionally started these blazes. holy officials and residents in westhampton beach on edge this morning, after scenes like this, massive plumes of smoke stretching for miles after rare, fast moving wildfires erupted on long island. >> the weather is still a very significant concern and threat to us. we are hoping for some moisture to come in with this. it's not looking like that in the very near future. >> the billowing black smoke from the raging wildfires surrounding sunrise highway. dry

and windy conditions acting as a blowtorch, pushing the flames dangerously close to homes and businesses. >> i saw what looked like a tornado cloud coming from this direction. >> two commercial buildings damaged marc cirillo taking this cell phone video as the flames closed in on his business. >> the fire exploded and the flames went up and over the building and basically enveloped the whole place. >> first responders from more than 90 fire departments, ems agencies and the national guard aggressively battling the fire from the ground and by air. at least two firefighters injured. and arson investigators are now combing through video footage and interviewing 911 callers to determine how and where these fires started. they say they hope to have a preliminary report in at least two days. robin. >> such a scary situation. morgan. thank you. we're to shift gears now to the countdown to march madness with selection sunday just around the corner.

excuse me. there have already been a lot of excitement with some big conference championship games, teams clinching their ticket to the big dance for the first time. and will reeve, i know you're watching it all. >> sure am. hello. good morning to everybody. we got a lot to get to. we start with the big ten title game between ucla and usc. the women, the bruins getting the better of their intra city rival. but usc sophomore superstar juju watkins hit a major milestone in her career, surpassing caitlin clarke's point scoring record in the first two years of a women's college players career. so she's off to a great start in the acc championship. the duke blue devils, with a come from behind upset, win the first acc title for head coach kara lawson. >> here we go, duke. >> duke riding the momentum from there. stunner over notre dame in the semifinals. that was big. it was a good start. >> and the defending champs pulled off an upset. >> they sure did michael you're absolutely right. fifth ranked south carolina. they pulled off

the upset beating number one texas to win their third straight sec title. coach dawn staley team. they're not undefeated like they were last year. but staley did say i'm so proud of our team for being resilient. i'm so proud of our team for working through it all. >> how about tonight? >> tonight we want to see paige bueckers and uconn there in the big east final, and then the high point university in north carolina. the men coming back from a 15 point deficit to win the big south conference. they're in the ncaa tournament for the first time in their history. the women also go to the big dance for the second time. we're looking forward to that in march. >> there's some really some buzzer beaters for the men. >> yes. >> the men. alabama beating. >> auburn on an overtime buzzer beater. and then saint john's rick pitino snatching victory from the jaws of defeat, beating marquette on an overtime buzzer beater. john wow. >> they're back baby. >> great job there. rick pitino thank you. you got to appreciate that. coming up on gma the nurse who says her wellness tracker ring helped save her life. our

chief medical correspondent, doctor tara narula is here with what to know. >> plus, new at 730, the investigation after this driver rammed his car into a carmax. >> and ariel reshef is tracking the urgent search for a college student that's been missing for five days. ariel. >> yeah. good morning to you, robin. that 20 year old student was here in punta cana in the dominican republic, enjoying her spring break with her friends before she mysteriously vanished. what police are saying about the last time she was spotted and where their investigation is leading them this morning. we'll have that coming up. >> we'll get back to you in a moment. but first we say good morning to ginger. >> good morning. chicago enjoyed their warmest temperature of the season so far. yesterday they were at 58 which is some 10 to 15 degrees above normal. but that is nothing compared to what is happening today. and again later this week will go some 20 to 30 degrees above normal. so today we could see broken records from des moines and lincoln right up to duluth and gaylord, michigan. we're keeping an eye on those temperatures, but also when you have it warm this time of year, you're often windy. and when the relative humidity drops, that means your fire danger is high. so that's where we're going to find red

flag warnings. from cedar rapids to kansas city, over to north platte, and up into parts of montana and north dakota. some of the gusts could be 40 to 60mph. relative humidity, you know, less than 20%. more records will happen this week. we look for them in minneapolis. chicago could do it. new york city. we stay pretty mild and above average, too. let's go ahead and get a check a little closer to home and your local weather in 30s. >> my parents said this forest was a magical place. >> enchanted gardens are found in more than just fairy tales. they're where the good things grow. you can make magic with just sunshine, water and miracle-gro. >> i was thinking the same thing. >> experience the joy of gardening. where new adventures bloom. get inspired at miracle-gro dot com and at the movies. see disney's snow white

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♪ ♪ [vocalizing] >> robin: you back here on "gma," one of the standout moments from the "american idol" season premiere. colby jordan. she impressed lionel richie so much so. patti labelle. not only did colby did a golden ticket, but later in the show we saw the judges and ryan seacrest give colby a platinum ticket. "american idol." it is back. >> george: overnight, north korea firing missiles into the sea. hours after the u.s. and south korea began military drills. terrifying moment on this bridge. pickup truck slamming into the car's windshield.

>> michael: police say a driver who rammed his car into a california carmax store this weekend has turned himself in. eight people were injured including two in critical condition. officials are investigating the incident as an intentional act. and another record-setting deal in the nfl. josh allen will reportedly sign a six year, $330 million contract that includes $250 million guaranteed. >> robin: what? >> michael: the largest guaranteed total in the nfl effort. players first seven seasons in the league history. [laughs] >> robin: they would not guarantee money back in the day. >> michael: it is a lot different. [laughs] >> robin: we have a search now

for a missing american college student, vanishing on spring break in the dominican republic. the 20 road last seen on the beach in a popular resort town. erielle reshef is in the dominican republic with more. >> good morning. you can see why putting tech, is such a popular destination. especially for spring break. these beautiful beaches. you have the nightlife. that is about the family of this she vanished. >> this morning and urgent multiagency search for university of pittsburg student sudiksha konanki missing in the dominican republic for five days. the 20-year-old along with five female friends were celebrating ring break at the popular hotel before she vanished shortly before 5:00 a.m. thursday. she was last spotted on cctv

cameras on the beach in front of the resort at 4:15:00 a.m. here at his father says he spoke with her the night before her disappearance. >> my daughter said everything was going okay. i'm sure she was really happy. >> dominican authorities told abc news it is possible sudiksha konanki may have drowned. they were told a man was last seen with her on the beach on the two of them were caught in a big waste. sheriff of the county of virginia where she lives says it is too early to make any judgments. >> we are looking at all the contacts that were made. we want to make sure we are leaving no stone unturned. as far as the ongoing investigation, we have very prayerful and hopeful it turns out fine. >> konanki is a resident of the

u.s. and of india. indian embassy say that they are accenting all assistance dominican authorities. >> looking to see if there is anything of concern they should be aware of. >> again, konanki may have drowned according to authorities. officials say her family has flown here, searching for answers. no suspects. no one has been charged, but the investigation is ongoing. the three going to turn out to new details on the investigation into the death of actor gene hackman and his wife. died of a very rare respiratory illness a week before he died from alzheimer's disease. >> the answers to the mystery of what happened in and betsy hackman checking for several reasons. the details are so heartbreaking but also because of betsy's cause of death, very, very

sickness called hunt a virus. authorities in new mexico say gene hackman died of heart disease and alzheimer's complications a week after his wife betsy died of a rare and deadly disease. >> can be transmitted through rodent droppings or saliva. investigators don't know how or when betsy hackman contracted the virus. the day of her death, visiting a pharmacy in a mask before returning home. later found dead in the bathroom. >> there is an incubation period back where you have no symptoms, and that can range anywhere from a little under a week weeks. >> l than 900 cases since the cdc began tracking at. usually presents with flu-like symptoms. thus, please spread through deer and mice. only a few cases per year, but

experts say that mortality rate to be 35 to 40%. >> patients commonly are sick enough that they will seek medical attention. unfortunately, the disease is rarely suspected at that time. >> officials say hackman had no outside communication the week after his wife's death. >> does not mean he was likely a home with his deceased wife before he passed away himself? >> i would assume that is the case. >> to prevent hantavirus, if you have a rodent infestation, very important to wat wash with blea. they may never know how betsy got sick. >> george: so strange. we turn now to an attack during a track meet. one renter hit another in the header with a baton. >> this is crazy video. unimaginable. icicle tracks are still recovering nearly a week after

being hit on the head during >> kaelen tucker was running in the virginia state's school league championships went the shocking incident happened. >> that is when she hit me with a baton. >> the two sprinters running side by side as they corner. kaelen tucker's mother cheering her on. just as she has passing the other runner, the athlete wings for baton, striking her. >> i fell off the track immediately. >> kaelen dropping her baton, reaching for her head. >> the whole coliseum pretty much cast. i just ran to her on the main floor. >> the 16-year-old was later diagnosed with a concussion. neither the athlete who struck her nor the other coaches checked on kaelen are reached out afterwards. >> to see that they kept

running, to not stop and check on m daughter -- >> the other athlete has not been named. they say that the girl's father apologized in a phone call, but they are still waiting for the opposing athlete in her coaches to reach out. >> waiting on an apology from the actual athlete as well. it is only right here. >> "we thoroughly review every incident like this," adding "always made it a priority to provide student athletes with a safe environment for competition." >> we reached out to the other team school and school district for common with no response. kaelen's parents are still waiting to see what disciplinary actions will be taken against the other athlete before deciding their next steps. because kaelen has been recovering, they are hoping she can finally return to school

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>> back now on gma, a big announcement >> robin: technology and make him a big announcement l.a.'s district attorney about the menendez brothers as they fight for their release and cons of one of the brothers family members are slamming the d.a. and a new letter to the justice department. kayna whitworth is in l.a. with mark. >> while we still don't know how nathan hochman feels about resentencing for the brothers, he has opposed a new trial, serving life sentences without parole and now one family calling the district attorney "dismissive and hostile" and a new letter. major development in the menendez brothers murder case. abc news has obtained a letter accusing nathan hochman of being biased and violating the family's rights as victims of a crime. >> we are tired of feeling like political pawns. and i know -- i know that he really does not like that word,

but that is what the group feels like now. >> erik and lyle menendez convicted of murder for the 1989 slaying of their parents hosanna kitty menendez. lawyers petition for a new trail in 2023 after they say they uncovered evidence that jose had been molesting the boys. >> they should be out. >> district attorney hockman says he opposes a retrial for the brothers. >> erik and lyle menendez had told five different versions of the events of what had happened. >> announced a press conference for later today, and the family has called for the pairs release for years and criticizing him for what they claim is a valid argument for retrial. >> they have always taken ownership of what they chose to do, given the circumstances of what went on. we believe that they have served

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parking lot near the airport. let's go back to cuba need test lancaster, pennsylvania. so grateful everyone survived. >> it really is incredible. incredible that it missed these buildings here by mere. like you said, everyone survived. it is just unbelievable. you see that fiery plane crash near the retirement village here in the lancaster area. plumes of smoke filling the air. hitting at least a dozen vehicles on the ground and yet incredibly no one on the ground was heard. on board we had five people, again, all surviving. it was a beechcraft bonanza, had just taken off from the lancaster airport nearby when the pilot reported an open door. why was the door open? did it open as it was taking off, or was it already open on the ground? there were high winds, so a lot of questions for the ntsb.

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>> i primarily use it to track my heart rate and my cycle insights, which has been really helpful. >> it wasn't until gooding came home from a trip back in december that she began to notice some changes in her body. >> i began having some symptoms that were waxing and waning with night sweats and fatigue. i didn't think too much of it at the time, but i kept getting alerts on my aura ring app, saying that i was displaying major signs that my body was under some sort of stress. >> gooding alerting her doctor about the symptoms. >> i actually ended up being diagnosed with hodgkin's lymphoma. luckily, my oncologist actually said t that he he do dt thinkat i've had lymphoma for any longer than six months, so i think that we did catch it pretty early. >> and while these smart devices are not designed to diagnose illnesses, gooding says having access to data made her act more urgently. >> having this information laid out in front of me definitely made me take it more seriously. >> for good morning america, rhiannon ally, abc news, new york.

>> and joining us now is our abc news chief medical correspondent, doctor tara narula. full disclosure i've been wearing one for many years, for many years now. so just explain to folks at home just what it can do. >> yeah. so really what this is, is about putting people or patients in the driver's seat of their health. it's about empowering people with information about their body, their health, their lifestyle, allowing them to have those discussions with their doctor and be part of the decision making. it takes them, and it puts them in a situation where they can be proactive about a problem instead of reactive. why is that important? because in medicine, so many times we want to catch things early. we can better treat them when it's not irreversible. you think about things like the apple watch, right? which has a feature which can detect an irregular heart rhythm, like atrial fibrillation, that atrial fibrillation can sometimes lead to stroke, which is irreversible. right. so we think about that being part of it. the second thing, and you heard the nurse practitioner say is that it's very easy for people to ignore their symptoms. but when you have a warning light like in your car flashing, flashing, it's a little bit easier to say,

maybe i should pay attention to this and get it checked out. so there are a lot of devices. a lot of them measure different things. the oura ring, for example, measures about 20 different parameters. things like body temperature, respiratory rate, heart rate, heart rate variability. and you can imagine how if something is off, it could be a clue to something else going on. but important to say, as it does on the device, there's a disclaimer. this is not a medical device. it cannot diagnose, cure or treat, prevent, or manage medical conditions. >> it's very clear about saying that because i was telling you, i got a little bit of a warning last week. now, i know i'm not feeling well, right, but it really just reaffirmed to me that, okay, something is a little bit off here. all right. just talk to people about the symptoms that she was experiencing. it could have been a myriad of things. when should she go to see your physician? >> right. well, there's really two things going on. first is the information i'm getting accurate. right. so you could be getting the wrong information. so teasing out is what i'm seeing true or not true. the second is what does it mean. right. and so is this a false

alarm or is this something worth investigating. and so any time you see those it's really important to talk to a doctor. the doctor is the one that's going to give you the context around what you're seeing and really let you know, is this something to pursue or not? i see a lot of patients come in with their offering saying, i saw this. what do i do? right. so always good to bring it up with your physician. >> so they bring it up to you. >> they do. absolutely. and it can also cause health anxiety i will say for so for some people these devices are not great. >> i know that was michael michael lara. they had one too. and he won't wear it now because it can. it's not for everyone. >> it makes you. >> nervous, right? all right. you know, george, what about robin? >> thank you. we're going to get a behind the scenes look now at karen reed's first murder trial. as she gets ready to head back to court to face charges. she killed her boston police officer boyfriend. eva pilgrim here with the first look. good morning eva. >> good morning george. karen reed maintained she did not kill her police officer boyfriend. reed has said she likes talking, and she has done just that. throughout this case. she and her legal team even inviting cameras in to film behind the

scenes of her first trial for a docu series that's coming out this month. >> my name is karen reed. i'm 44 years old. >> it's the trial that captivated millions and divided a community. >> now i'm being charged with murdering a boston police officer. i could face life for second degree life in prison. i still can't believe what's happening to me. >> karen reed is accused of murdering her boston police officer boyfriend, john o'keefe. prosecutors say she hit him with her suv and left him for dead in someone's yard. as a snowstorm rolled in. >> so did you drive your car into john? >> i did not drive my car into john. didn't reverse it. did not hit john with my car. >> now a new id docu series. a body in the snow the trial of karen reed taking viewers behind the scenes of the contentious trial that ended with a hung jury. reed, now facing a second trial next month. director terry

muir telling us reed reached out before her first trial. >> the access is unprecedented that we had to karen and her defense team. >> following her for all of this time and having so much access. what surprised you the most? >> i think i was mostly surprised by how involved karen was in her defense. i think that's very, very unusual. she was there for every single minute. and. >> you. >> know, she said, what else am i going to do? i'm fighting for my life here. i want to be involved. >> the cameras following reed for more than 200 hours at her home, in the car, going inside her meetings with her lawyers, even in her team's so-called war room. as they prepared and put on their case, poring over video from police body cameras, as well as evidence they collected to put on her defense, saying that she's the victim of a corrupt police trying to cover up what she says was a fight that led to o'keefe dying at a party with his fellow officers.

>> why are you doing this film? >> this is my version of testifying. doing this film is my testimony. this has happened to me. and, you know, i. i know what happened between john and me. i know what happened in our life and time spent together before then. i know the events of that morning. i know what i said, i know what i didn't say, and i haven't been able to say it. it's incredibly frustrating. >> karen reed's retrial is expected to start april 1st. it's going to look a lot different than the first one. there's a new prosecutor. reed has added more defense attorneys. there's potential new evidence. a body in the snow. the trial of karen reed premieres on id for three nights starting march 17th. the series will also stream on max george. >> thank you. eva. let's go to ginger. >> thanks, george. nashville is one of the many, many cities preparing for a super strong storm friday into saturday. we're talking about severe weather, big time rain and just overall wind. kind of like what

we dealt with last week. that cold front comes through again thursday into friday. if you know this far out you're going to have severe storms. this is going to keep getting upgraded. but as of right now, elevated risk. little rock, memphis. jackson, mississippi. and america. >> it's time now for pop news. what you got, will? >> hey, you ever go to your high school reunion? nope. okay. well. well. >> tough stuff. i graduated in a class of two. that's not very. >> fair enough. well, this. >> class was there. how was you?

how are you? okay, let's go home. >> this class is. also a little bigger. sorry. we begin this morning with a hollywood reunion. 40 years in the making. the five core cast members of the breakfast club. that's a class of five. michael are set to reunite next month in the windy city. molly ringwald, judd nelson, emilio estevez, ally sheedy and anthony michael hall. they're guests at chicago comic and entertainment expo. emilio estevez posting on instagram for the first time for everything. see you soon, chicago. the john hughes movie is considered a classic. in 2016, it was inducted into the u.s. library of congress's national film registry. it just celebrated its 40th anniversary reunion year back in february. a total classic. and now for some news that everybody needs here. nobody wants this has begun filming season two and netflix and star kristen bell posting this behind the scenes video of the table read for the first episode of the series, posting the dinner party kickoff script,

some fan favorite cast members returning to our screens, including, of course, adam brody, justine, lupe, d'arcy carden and more. plus, the cast is growing this season. adam brody's real life wife, leighton meester, is reuniting with her gossip girl costar bell to play a guest role. she plays bell's middle school nemesis who is back in her life as a mom influencer that i would watch that i love this show, nobody wants this. currently in production in la, is set to stream later this year. looking forward to that. >> i love that title. >> nobody wants this, right? but it's so good. i, amanda, and i are thinking about getting adam brody as our rabbi for thinking about it. meaning i'm putting it out right now. adam brody, i don't even know if you're ordained, but we'd love to have you anyway. now to south by southwest, the festival in austin. it's film, tv, tech, health and wellness. but we go straight to the king of marvel movies, robert downey jr, making a surprise appearance on the disney parks panel, revealing to fans that he collaborated with

disney imagineers to bring a stark flight lab attraction to the upcoming avengers campus at disneyland. downey, calling the project a privilege of a lifetime. he then said to the actual king of marvel movies, studio president kevin feige, he's not done working with the imagineers because, quote, you need more me, which he's not wrong. he's back as doctor doom, the whole thing. finally, this morning, i had to end on this unbelievable video going viral. nick liotta captured a pod of dolphins at rincon beach, california, swimming and surfing with surfers off the coast of california. how good is that? the video was taken back in 2023, but has just recently surfaced online. that's pop news. >> that was pretty good. thanks. good job. >> go to your reunion. everyone knows you. but go to your high school reunion. >> only two of us. well, even. better connection. yeah. all right, well, thank you for that. we're not doing it, though. we'll turn now to sleep

awareness week, which couldn't come at a better time as we lost an hour of it this weekend. but this morning we brought in some mattress experts and lifestyle contributor lori bergamotto is here with more. good morning lori. >> good morning michael. that's right. there are so many choices when it comes to buying a mattress. so we turn to the experts and every product you see is available on our website to shop this store. >> my pulse is rushing. >> my head is reeling. >> yeah, well, my face is flushing. >> if you loathe. >> tossing and turning. >> but shopping for a mattress overwhelms you. you're not alone. >> it's even tricky for sleep scientists like me to navigate. sometimes around 30% of people simply aren't getting enough sleep. it's not just about quantity. it's also about quality. >> and there are tips you can use when looking for a new mattress. >> we're here at saatva to learn a thing or two about mattresses and how they affect your sleep health. let's go! >> helping me navigate the aisles. sleep expert doctor dan

gartenberg. >> tell me about back pain. so many people suffer from back pain and with mattresses. what do you recommend to remedy that? >> a lot of it is personal to you. that being said, there was a randomized controlled trial that did show that a medium firmness mattress reduced the most back pain. so, you know, this saatva mattress here has actually three options for the firmness. >> and firmness isn't the only way to customize your sleep experience. oh, moving mattresses that puts you at an incline can help with a number of sleep issues like neck pain, sleep apnea, and snoring. >> anyone who snores is going to benefit from a slight incline. >> and this is really interesting because it's split. so is the idea here that if you have a sleep partner, you guys both can get a great night's sleep? >> preventing the sleep divorce is one of the main reasons why i think this bed makes a lot of sense. so this is perfect for that sleep partner who snores

and you don't snore. >> if you're a light sleeper and you're shopping for a mattress, you want something like a memory foam. >> especially if you find yourself disrupted by the motion of your bed at night. >> and for the littlest sleepers, mattresses aren't just for adults. obviously, babies and kids need to sleep. what should we be looking for in a crib mattress in order to really stretch our dollar? >> i think babies and kids need to sleep more and the science shows that they do. their brains are developing. one of the really important things is that it's very firm. so a very firm crib for a baby. another cool feature about this is you can actually flip it over and you'll get a different firmness. so something like this can sort of grow as your baby grows. >> now lord we just saw the crib for babies. but what about kids three and older? >> so you do want to stretch that dollar. so you're going to look for terms like dual sided

or dual phase mattress. you know we saw some of those at saatva. what they are are a little bit firmer for ages 3 to 7. and then you can just flip them over michael. and you can have that mattress from the time they're 8 to 12. so you're just buying one mattress and you're saving money in that process. >> and i see we have one of saatva's. yes. >> please have a seat michael strahan. so this. >> is. >> the saatva the classic luxury. what's great about this. it's been a gma bestseller. people love it because it's like a goldilocks bed right. it comes in three different firmness levels. so i don't know does this feel too soft or too firm for you. >> it feels kind of good. >> so this one is medium. if you're a side sleeper like 60% of us are, this is the kind of bed that you want because it's hybrid. so you can see here that it has the coils, but it also has really support your hips and your joints, but you also want that firmness to keep your spine in alignment. >> looks like we messed up gary's mattress. >> oh, no. you got you get a

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312. avery, come back. >> odyssey. >> preps the sound canons. >> george: you know that man, don johnson. exclusive clip of "dr. odyssey." welcome. great to see you. i love what you say about the show. it's like a dream he had. >> it. anything can happen in a dream. we make sure of it. [laughter] we have some sequences where people are going "say what?" the man broke his what? [laughter] >> robin: do you have those types of dreams in real life? >> i have technicolor dreams. we do not want to get into it. pg rating. >> robin: you pick up some new skills for this role? >> not really. i spent a lot of time on the

water. i used to race those powerboats. that tells you how smart i am. but you know, you pick up a lot of medical stuff. the lingo. basically with anything, if you know the lingo, you're an expert. >> michael: you said anything can happen. the fans and the internet have all these theories about what's going to happen. >> and i agree with all of them. >> michael: can you give us anything? >> i could, but then i would have to kill you. because abc has made sure that we don't reveal anything we just had shark week and then the are chasing away the sharks. i know, it sounds a little wacky. we are on the ocean. those creatures live in the ocean. [laughter] >> george: we have a message

from one of your biggest fans. >> dear don johnson, can you please tell me what it's been like to work with such a massively talented devilishly handsome man like joshua jackson? >> i did not hear all that. i think i'm grateful. we have a blast. the whole cast and crew, we are all old hands. ryan came out and i think part of his genius -- he is a genius. his ability to identify people's energy. and he had picked the four out of us, and we all said yes. so that energy is what came in to the show. and it was sort of how i started the show today. >> robin: yes. >> had a blast. >> he knows what that entails.

anyway, so that kind of joy and enthusiasm permeates the set. and i think that that translates. >> robin: comes through. it really does. you must be a proud papa. your son jesse, daughter dakota following in your footsteps. do you give them active advice? >> i want them against it. i will tell you a quick funny story. when dakota was graduating high school, we have a rule in the family, and the rule is that if you don't go on to college, you get a job. you're off the family payroll. out of high school, i went to dakota and said do you want to go visit some colleges turmeric she says i'm not going to college. and i went oh, that's interesting. how are you going to look after yourself? she says don't you worry about it. i'm going to be an actress. and i said oh, what would i have

seen you went? nothing, right. she said don't worry, i will take care of it. a few months later, she has the role and the social network. i said i will just be over here in the corner. [laughter] >> michael: i will keep my mouth shut. >> seems like you've got this. >> michael: you recently worked with bruce willis and daughter room. was it kind of full circle? >> beautiful. you know, bruce and i were friends when he was a bartender at cafe central over a year. i go in there and sit with chris. i did not drink at the time, but he was such a great storyteller. would tell me about all the trials and tribulations of dealing with the drugs and the actors. kind of the same thing. and then you know, i got to be friendly with him. i said you know what would be

awesome? i called the casting director and said there is a guy that is a bartender, she says yeah, there's 5,000 of them. i said this guy is interesting. he's special. bring him in to read. we cast him and "miami vice." >> robin: what was said about him? >> i could just tell. when you do something enough, like in what's his name's book, "10,000 times," by the way, i can say with a director, and in 15 seconds i can see he either has film sensor he doesn't. it's weird. you just pick those things out. >> george: it has worked out. [laughter] >> i was just trying to -- needing me to keep her in line.

>> george: thank you for coming. "dr. odyssey," 8:00 central right here on abc. streams the next day on hulu. coming up, elka don't talking about the new live action version of snow white. " your hobbies, dreams, career, family and more. addiction to drugs, including opioids and stimulants, can strip these away from you. recover your life. choose treatment for drug addiction and get back to what matters most. find a provider and proven treatment option that's right for you. recover you at choosechangeca.org.

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very different role as the evil queen in the live action "no wait," great to have you. i'll come back to "gma." great to see you. it's been eight years since the original. >> really early. >> michael: since the original movie came out. so how do you put on modern spin on it but still pay almost to the original? >> well, you bring someone brilliant like our director who managed to pay respect and keep all the iconic magical, delicious moments and the songs and all the magical creatures and everybody and kind of adapt it in a way to make it timeless and contemporary at the same time. >> robin: it is something that is timeless. it was so odd to see you in this role. [laughs] you are always the hero.

now you are as a villain. >> first of all, i'm very nervous for my daughters to see it because they are so use to go and watch me and feel like i'm the best. >> george: they have not seen it yet? >> no. it's great. very different than anything i've done. stepping into the villain character was very delicious. she is such a grand character, and when i moved, every bone was like -- i really got under her skin. and there was a lot of fun. yeah. i can't wait for my daughters to see it. [laughs] >> george: let's give everybody a look right now. >> when i was young, my parents, we would pick apples, take them and make pies and got to the village. >> pies are luxuries. they do not need luxuries.

it confuses them. >> sometime something small, something sweet can make you believe there is more to being a life that you're subsistence. >> you know, i really don't remember you being this opinionated. >> wow. >> george: how is it being a villain? >> it'sghters. two were too young to really understand anything, but alma, our 13-year-old, they had two very different reactions. they were like i'm going to film "no wait," there were so happy. who are you going to play? what do you mean, snow white. now, i'm going to play the evil queen. my echoes what? she is very dramatic. yeah. it was two different reactions.

>> michael: you should film their own action when they wanted. this is what you thought. we note that your youngest daughter is a year old. you had brain surgery while you are pregnant with her. can you tell us what happened? >> how long do we have? i will start with saying -- which camera? advocate -- advocate for your health. in our body gives us signs. always check. don't delay anything. i did not listen to my body. i had major headaches while i was eight months pregnant for three weeks. but really i cannot do anything. i was in the dark. i could not hear anything. it felt like my head was about to explode. i was checked by different neurologist. i did not show any other symptoms than the headache. they just thought i had a migraine. but to mother's instincts. my mom, we talk a million times

a day every day. after three weeks she told my husband enough. we need to get her checked. do an mri. and it was like february 5th last year. it was the rainiest day nla. they shut down the schools. mulholland collapsed. it was like the end of the wor world. the girls are all at home. my mom was let go and get it checked out. i was rushed to the hospital, found with a major brain clot. with all of this here and there. they took the baby out within a couple of hours, and then -- but i am fine now. had i known before, i could have -- it could have been much easier. but nevertheless, i'm very happy to be alive. and i'm so grateful for everything. but just check yourself. >> robin: is this why you are

speaking about it now? to bring attention and to tell women, like he just said the self-awareness. >> from the moment they got me back to the icu, i told my doctor i want to talk about it. and then we are like okay, let's make sure i'm on the other side of it. it was quite a recovery. it took me a good few months to get back to myself. now that i am here, yes, that is the biggest reason why i talk about it. >> michael: we happy you are talking about it. we are having you are on the other side and healthy. >> robin: women in general but also pregnant women, this is something -- >> had i known, if there was any awareness, i would have known to check. but there is not much awareness when it comes to women's health. >> robin: we do know now.

>> michael: don't make it another 88 years. check as soon as you can. always great to have you here. thank you. "no wait" in theaters march 21st. we are also excited to see. we cannot wait. >> ginger: 67% of that nation and abnormally try at this moment. we want to check in. a lack of snow. several places more than a foot below average. 17 and minneapolis. in flagstaff, 42 plus inches below normal. yes we have had the trout which in the northeast is extreme.

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>> robin: you back here on "gma," 12 years ago 20 children, six school staff members were killed at sandy hook and connecticut. since that horrific day, members have made it their mission to awareness and prevent future tragedies. nicole hockley's young son dylan was killed, and as the cofounder of sandy hook promise, we are going to speak with her. wonderful to see you. we are going to take a look at the organization's new psa. ♪ ♪

♪ when you are the best friends mama having so much fun toget together ♪ ♪ you're not even aware ♪ ♪ ♪ >> robin: you can just sense it here in the studio, we have had the privilege of being at some of your events. can you tell folks that mission behind that particular psa? the creative behind it. >> all of our psa's are focused on recognizing that school shootings are preventable. this is not the experience any of us one for children and this idea came from after the sandy hook school shooting, there were over 60,000 teddy bears sent to newtown because people don't know what to do.

thanks again that's a loss of innocence and childhood, and unfortunately, teddy bears, instead of being companions, used at shrines for school shooting memorials. >> george: remind everybody what the signs are to watch out for it. >> there are so many. we have a very comprehensive list on our website. overt. bragging about access to weapons, talking about having a school shooting, saying don't come to school, but also more subtle in terms of lack of empathy, withdrawing from friends and family. really changes in behavior. extreme changes that can mean someone is in crisis and needs help. >> michael: sandy had promise also created a way for people to share fears of potential violence which just helps prevent two shootings. >> one in indiana and one in florida. just one person who made a tip to our crisis center and we were able to get an intervention for

that. in florida we had over 40 tips reported of kid saying this is going to happen. we need help. we were able to get that intervention. that is now the 18th credible school shooting plot that we have stopped. >> george: incredible. >> it is the say something anonymous reporting system. we train students, school teams, local law enforcement how to recognize signs and either talk to a trusted adult or use a system like this. you can do it via text, phone then, say this is what i am hearing and seeing. this is what i'm concerned about. we worked behind-the-scenes with local law enforcement to find the credibility and get the intervention made. >> robin: so many facets of your organization but also support. also because unfortunately, since the tragedy and sandy sandy hook, there have been countless -- you cannot count --

you can count on. what hasn't meant for you to be part of that support for other families? >> i spend a lot of time with families of other mess shooting victims. partially to give them hope because there is a path forward. and i see a lot of the same patterns that we all go through, but this is a club no one wants to be part of. knowing you have a support network is important, but really it's about ensuring we do not have these acts happened in the first place. >> robin: thank you and everybody involved for being the voice. we want everybody to know that you can see the long version of the psa and learn more about the even for people with moderate-to-severe eczema. touch can make two feel like one. or simply be a helping hand. dupixent can help you stay ahead of eczema as you welcome the feeling of touch.

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