and dan abrams is also going to break it down. first, let's go to greg dutra in for ginger. >> great to be here on a very windy night. right? an absolutely harrowing kind of landing going on at reagan. look, the crabbing plane in, pointing the nose into the wind. it's so windy. when he gets into the ground. effect touches one wheel pilot. makes a great decision. throttles forward. let's go around. try this again. so great piloting, great decision making there. and wind gusts are all up and down the eastern seaboard here. some local gusts on the leeward side of mountains, possibly up to 60mph. and another storm system that's from the last one. another storm system making its way through the rocky mountains, triggering avalanche warnings through the mountains and possibly 1 to 3in of snow through chicago. let's take a look at your local forecast. >> let me see my new granddaughter. >> say hi. grandma. >> are you feeding him blue buffalo right now? >> we got purina one. it's all the same stuff. >> not really. blue life protection for

seeing transcripts of the chilling text coming from the surviving roommates in the 911 call to dan abrams is here, does a great job breaking down exactly what it could mean for the case. plus, spring forward is here. like it or not. doctor tara narula is breaking down the surprising side effects that, of course, changing our clocks have on our body and strategies for combating that this weekend and our morning exclusive with lady gaga, the pop superstar. you guys may know who she is. probably, of course, dropped a new record, mayhem overnight. gaga talked about marriage. the kids get encouraged to go back into the studio and much more. that's all coming up right here on gma. >> well, greg supposedly stephanie and that's you know, that's what we call her here. she supposedly lives now or she has a place in the bay area. so i have not personally seen her. >> but we live under the assumption that she watches every morning. right. we. stephanie. good morning. >> she absolutely is a viewer. yeah, yeah. hey, stephanie, what's going on? we're glad to have you on gma. the interview is fantastic.

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