the allied pilots association said it was found last month before flight left phoenix for cedar rapidsiowa. the union says maintenance discovered other tools inside the wheel well and noted there were no open maintenance actions at the time of discovery. also of concern, an increasing number of collisions between aircraft being tugged or towed and pressure to return aircraft to service. >> if these allegations are true, they need to be investigated and resolved. >> the memo comes as united is undergoing an faa audit after a series of concerning incidents this year. in a statement, american says our robust safety program is guided by our industry leading safety management system that includes a multitude of collaborative programs in regular touch points with the faa and all of our unions to further bolster our strong safety record. >>> a new bill to ban tiktok could be up for a house vote this week. it is different than the one that passed last month. this time, the ban is tucked into a set of four separate bills. they address democrats foreign aid priorities, three bills have aid for u

but the severe weather is what we're most concerned about, cedar rapids to quincey but as far south as little rock and cincinnati. the biggest threat is the hail. but of course we don't want to rule out the potential for strong tornados. ef-2 or higher, from quincey to kirksville. we are not done with the system just yet tomorrow. it pushes east into the ohio valley and later in the day we'll see the impacts out toward the east coast. severe weather a potential for tomorrow. louisville, columbus and detroit have the best chance. hail, tornados and wind gusts on the table for folks there.e mid omaha and up through minneapolis. plenty of sunshine on tap in green bay with highs into the low 60s. and that's a look at your forecast, frances. back to you. >> see newyou in a bit. >>> how apple loses its smartphone crown. and tesla sends a jolt down wall street. a sends a jolt down wall street. thankfully, tide's the answer to almost all of them. why do we even buy napkins? use tide. can cold water clean white socks? it can with tide. do i need to pretreat guacamole? not with tide. this is cho

a tornado watches across much of cedar rapids, davenport, dubuque, iowa city, as well as we're goingthose storms continuing the head eastward. a live forecast for tomorrow shows the areas possible severe weather again for tomorrow to get the planes fall right in that category. getting closer to chicago by tomorrow afternoon. we're seen as a big clash in air masses. you've got the cold air on the backside. you've got that high there. 39 in casper. then you get the lincoln. you're 72. so big difference in air masses there. watch out for more storms tomorrow. beautiful green had decision to build on. >> this land is being postponed this is the lows mid down those ridgeline here. it's it's between concord and pittsburgh in the east bay, the city of pittsburgh and a developer want to use the 600 or so acres here to build 1500 unit development. but organizations like save mount diablo are trying to block the plan saying they want another environmental review. but attorneys for the developer say they've already sent environmental consultants to the area who found their development plan woul

here, ambrose is building understanding that community level these women used to cedar rapids as enemies. now they work to protect them as leopards, a truck swears and that means drugs they call themselves to momma's or liquid mom is we have come to understand the cause of each one of the important of it. because now the formation of tree, my, my of me a little foods such as new sources of income, the women's collective mix jewelry and so on has now even built their own sense with the proceeds. this wild lives kids results center in the middle of the savanna, at what school founded by i'm bruce led to lie equipped with reading material and by not kayla's. these kids are on the safari today, the bud spotting and the trip is proving inspirational. i mean, if i did the with selma who level now i want to educate people of the importance, i'm convinced them to start quoting now or for friends of mine. now i know the children are also aware of the financial benefits of conservation. given that if i am a customer, i would like to protect these animals because they help the country is going to c

these effects that have happened against union nationals and against it really does not belong in cedar rapids. also inside the don't. suddenly the world started playing it for, for almost $3.00 to $4.00 days before that you didn't even do if it's a nation by saying, oh, there is a gums. i think this really is where it is. are that extends over here. they play with the negative. they shifted negative and nobody is buying, it's anymore. yeah. what so. okay. and plus, we do know that would be the american administration is basically lying about it. if i'm going to eric right now. um, so round gave a 72 hour notice in what they were going to do. okay. they very transparent and what they wanted to accomplish. um, like eric would be, is israel aside to been in, in the dilemma right now as we speak on how to retaliate? now we are told that the american administration doesn't want to be involved in any and is really attack on iran. i really don't buy it. okay. i mean the, the influence that the, the israel lobby has over american politicians and the media. i want allow joe biden to a band and the isr

effects that have happened against it, any nationals and against it really does not belong in cedar rapids. also inside the don't suddenly the world started playing it for, for almost 3 to 4 days before that you didn't even do it. it's a nation by saying, oh, there it is, a gums, i think this really is the is there it is. are that extends over here? they play with the negative. they shifted negative and nobody is buying, it's anymore. so yeah, what so? okay, and plus we do know that would be the american administration is basically lying about it. if i'm going to eric right now, um, so round gave a 72 hour notice in what they were going to do. okay. they very transparent and what they wanted to accomplish. so like eric would be, is israel aside to been in, in a dilemma right now as we speak on how to retaliate. now we are told that the american administration doesn't want to be involved in any, and is really attack on iran. i really don't buy it. okay. i mean the, the influence that the, the israel lobby has over american politicians and the media. i want allow joe biden to a band and the

cedar rapids, parts of northeast missouri and western illinois. this is through the day today. will keep moving. tomorrow during the day, it will be southern michigan including detroit, ann arbor, ft. wayne, evansville indiana and ohio. ohio is the leading the count for tornados this year at 38. could see more tomorrow. guys? >> michael: thank you, ginger. overnight caitlin clark was officially drafted by the indiana fever. the number one pick in the wnba draft. lara is here with all the big moments. good morning. >> lara: good morning to you. coming in on the heels of the game changing march madness for the women's side, there has never been more interest in the wnba draft. last night you could feel the electricity at the brooklyn academy of music where the draft was held. family, fans watched so many dreams come true. >> with the first pick in the 2024 wnba draft, the indiana fever select caitlin clark. university of iowa. [ cheers and applause ] >> lara: this morning excitement hitting a fevered pitch as basketball super star caitlin clark officially launches her wnba career

if you look at what happens a little farther east, we've got freeze alerts in effect for cedar rapidsme clouds. that marine layer will fall apart, evaporate and we'll get into some 60s and 70s for most of us this afternoon. but temperatures in the upper 70s >> whit: now to our "gma" buzz pick. it is "walk on" by stephen panus, a moving memoir his late 16-year-old son jake. here's stephen with more. >> "walk on" explores grief and hope equally. offers inspiration and reveals my path from pain to purpose. you'll laugh which is healthy. and you'll cry, but that's okay. our vulnerability is our strength. it also will make you rethink what matters most in your life. >> whit: all right. "walk on" is available wherever books are sold and keep reading along with us on instagram @gmabookclub. >> gio: coming up on "gma," "gma" on broadway, the director behind "rent" is opening up about the three shows he's helming this season. we'll be right back. stick arnd. i have moderate to severe crohn's disease. now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are looking up, i've got symptom relief. ♪ ♪ control of my croh

we've got cedar rapids under freeze alerts, austin, omaha, sioux city.ng, 29 degrees, chicago pretty chilly sunday morning as well. minneapolis around 34 to kick off your second day of the weekend, but you can see we do get some warming. chicago in the 50s by tuesday. that's a look at the forecast across the country. let's see wh good morning. waking up to some clouds. that marine layer will fall apart, evaporate and we'll get into some 60s and 70s for most of us this afternoon. but temperatures in the upper 70s >> somara: w >> somara: that's a look at your forecast. my friends, back to you. >> gio: all right, somara, thank you so much. >>> coming up here on "good morning america," caught on camera, the shocking moment this group yanked away bear cubs clinging to a tree. a wildlife expert weighing in this morning. stick around. you're watching "gma" on a saturday morning. this morning. stick around. you're watching "gma" on a saturday morning. hicle.] [car traversing over rocky ground] (vo) we got a subaru forester wilderness to discover all of the place

cedar rapids, quinsy that's where we have the best chance. 25 million people in parts of the midwestncluded in this through the day and tonight. stronger tornados cede rapids, quincy, also des moines. we're not done with the system as we get into tomorrow. it works into parts of the ohio valley and eventually the north east, midatlantic and folks across parts of the east coast by late day will see the impacts of the system when it comes to the rain. chance for strong storms once again tomorrow louisville to detroit and down towards columbus has the best chance of that hail, wind, and tornado threat. meanwhile, it's quite warm and going to stay that way through much of the east. today we're headed to the 80s in minneapolis and saint lewis, new york city 71 degrees today. spring not so much, maybe a bit like summer, but beil take it. >> we will take it. >>> next up here on "way too early," well-turn to the crisis in the middle east as israel weighs its response following this weekend's missile attacks in iran. our friend richard hoss joins in that conversation next on "way too early."

chris from cedar rapids, iowa. what's your question? >> does the fact that the supreme court is hearing this case mean they see some merit in trump's argument. thank you. >> well, certainly they don't have to take this case, do they? la they've chosen to take this case and wonder if they would. >> i think if they thought that this argument was completely meritless, they would not have taken it. i think they think it has some merit. i think the reason they took it is because it's such a big important unresolved issue. and that's what the supreme court's four. there was a debate. i mean smith was sort of all over the map on this because remember after the district court, the trial court, jack smith said, hey, supreme court, it is urgent that you take this case only you only you can fully decide this. it's such an important issue. supreme court said now you're gonna go through the normal appellate channels here, went to the court of appeals, jack smith winds, and then he says, don't take supreme court held, take it. no, no, no, no. and of

miles an hour, damaging hail and tornadoes, especially in this hatched area, ef-2 or more from cedar rapidsdes moines, on into quincy. this moves tomorrow into the east into the ohio river valley with rain arriving by later tomorrow on the east coast. in fact, 19 million people at risk from detroit, cleveland, louisville, columbus. indianapolis, heaviest rains will be in the upper ohio and mississippi river valleys and on up right through the northern plains. hourly rates 1 to 2 inches per hour. guys? >> all right, al. we'll check back. thank you so much. >>> we turn now to new developments tied to the collapse of baltimore's key bridge. the fbi has joined the investigation into last month's disaster. and just yesterday, a fourth victim was recovered from the wreckage. nbc's tom costello joins us with the latest. tom, good morning. >> reporter: hi, savannah. this we're told is a criminal investigation, looking into what the crew knew before the crash. was there any evidence the ship might lose power and become uncontrollable while still in baltimore waters. it comes as the owner operators a

. >> cedar rapids, iowa! >> juneau, alaska. >> freeport, pennsylvania. >> and stockton, california!and i get to meet hoda. >> oh, my gosh. president of the toddler fan club for hoda. how cute is that? welcome back. nice to have you with us on a sunshiny spring day here in new york. we've got sheinelle in for craig this morning, nice of you along. let's get right to the news. 8:00 now. president biden is urging israel to show restraint as it weighs if and how it will respond to that massive direct attack by iran this weekend. nbc's chief foreign correspondent richard engel witnessed the assault and joins us from jerusalem with the very latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. much of the action was right over our heads here in jerusalem. we could see israeli air defenses intercepting incoming fire from iran, when iran launched 300, more than 300 drones, missiles, some of the cruise missiles, ballistic missiles at israel. nearly all of them, 99% of them were shot down by israeli air defenses with extensive help from the united states. in fact, the u.s. was leading a

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christine in cedar rapids, iowa. we're in open forum what's on your mind? caller: hi. i just wanted to raise a little bit of concern here for our country. you know, first and foremost, we have fundamental liberties. and i don't know if people realize that or not. but our government is here to protect and defend us. not everybody else. us first. and they don't put the american people above any other culture or nationality. that means that they are not upholding the oates that they had sworn to. and even before the execution, we had laws of nature and nature's law. and i just wanted to leave it at that. host: christine, what are you preferring to specifically? oh, we lost christine. any public policy issue, we'll take it before the supreme court begins the oral argument today. that will happen a little after 10:00 a.m. eastern time. so we'll continue hearing from all of you this morning about the debates here in washington and across the country. one of them was yesterday in the senate when they debated and unanimously -- not unanimously, excuse me, overwhelmingly, that'