once again, amy robach. >> dedicate this to everybody in isolation right now. >> is this on?oncert tours canceled, singers and musicians are taking their acts offstage and online. we heard of covid-19 deaths ♪ still can't believe you ♪ the kye oh you're a kye stull of stars ♪ >> reporter: the idea took off and many concerts have been shared on social media. these virtual concerts help raise over $112 million for the covid-19 solidarity response fund. >> a lot of artists decided we want to try to help make staying at home easier for everybody so we're going to try to entertain you. ♪ i love it when you call me >> reporter: musicians are connecting with fans in new and unique ways. harry connick jr. invited the world into his basement in his new youtube show "hunker down with harry." >> i'm glad i could help you pass the time and maybe feel a little bit better. >> reporter: in your basement you performed "city beneath the sea." what does that song mean to you? ♪ somebody wants to take me ♪ to the city beneath the sea >> even if we're apart, we're connected in a different almost

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it's hosted by our friend and colleague, amy robach.y meal with the items you have in your pantry. ♪ >>> that yummy yummy, yes. back now with chef jean peal bourgeois. how you doing? >> i'm doing good. just surviving this quarantine and cooking more than i ever have which i'm sure a lot of american families are. >> he's going to show us how to whip up a delicious dish in an instant by using some of the items that you probably have stocked in your pantry. hopefully you have, and this easy recipe is something great for the whole family. >> that's right. help out with >> that's right. i call these just stuffed bell peppers with a little tex-mex twist. >> okay. >> i grew up in louisiana. as you know, my wife is from texas. i'm trying to fold in some tex-mex, some southwestern flavors. simply i add tomato sauce and then salsa to this pot. >> salsa. >> i always have salsa in my fridge. always have a tomato product. if you have a tomato paste, any kind of tomato product. >> how long do you do that? >> ten minutes. you cut that half off, and sc