gio? >> gio: some good advice there.>> turning to a big night in sports with the nets going big against the bulls to tie an nba record sinking 18 three-pointers in the second half of the game. dennis schroder and mikal bridges included, a feat matched by only four other teams in the league. they beat the bulls 125- >> janai: sports is your expertise. >> gio: i take your energy. >> janai: you're shady, gio. >> gio: coming up on "gma" in our morning menu, the beyhive is buzzing and beyonce's journey to country. >> trevor: also ahead, you know him as nate the great from "ted lasso." nick mohammed talks about his new show and whether he believes we have seen the last of lasso. >> janai: and play ball. we are celebrating the beginning of baseball season by showing you how to make stadium style treats at home. ooh. we'll be right back. >> gio: you just can't wait to eat. >> janai: yeah. okay y'all we got ten orders coming in... big orders! starting a business is never easy, but starting it eight months pregnant... that's a dif

>> gio: it makes such a difference. >> it does. vanilla. >> gio: yeah. >> cinnamon.single bowl. after a quick stint in the oven you have a really delicious energizing breakfast. >> whit: am i allowed to eat this? >> please do. >> whit: okay. >> it should be nice and warm and dollop it with a little bit of yogurt to give it that carrot cake feel and what's so great about it, it's a great make ahead breakfast. put it in the fridge for a week and individually wrap pieces and freeze it for a busy week down the road and you can't go wrong. it's east and delicious. >> gio: that's fantastic. >> janai: next up we have a pasta casserole for pizza lovers. >> yes. yes. we're going to scoot over here. >> whit: okay. >> we're doing this from start to finish to see how easy it is. again, no mixing bowls. >> janai: no. tell gio to do it. >> so please help. i'll do the wet ones. even that -- >> gio: you don't trust me with that? so the dry pasta. >> dry pasta. you're not even dirtying a -- go for it. you're not even dirtying a pot to boil the water. we, when developing this recipe,

we didn't. >> gio: more bozo than james bond. >> whit: see, i knew you were thinking it, gio. right. we'll see you soon and we'll have much more from whit on the road to the oscars in our next half hour here. >>> now, let's send it over to somara theodore for a check of the weather. what do you think, bozo? >> somara: i think whit has always looked dapper. let's take a look at this video coming out of south africa south carolina. i'm sorry. just to the southwest of charleston. you can see the winds blowing hard there, in fact, charleston is dealing with some life-threatening flash flooding at the moment. all part of a bigger system leading to a tornado watch from panama city, valdosta, savannah, georgia, all have the threat for isolated tornadoes this afternoon. you can see here this area in yellow is where the threat is elevated. damaging winds, as well, but we could see strong storms as far north as raleigh. the northern tier is where the heavy rain is coming down this afternoon. it's going to be a bit of a washout for saturday night plans from d.c. all the way up to boston

p the f-1 fans -- i know gio is -- >> gio: vroom-vroom. >> janai: i'm sorry, what?> we're celebrating women's history month with an empowering new book by our very own linsey davis. that was why we were chatting at the top. "girls of the world" out and available now, and joining us are some special guests from the holy rosary elementary school in the bronx, and they are all dressed as what they want to be when they grow up. welcome, girls. it's great to have you with us. >> janai: oh, my goodness. >> whit: let's bring in linsey. we brought you in on -- i think this is your one day off of the week. >> yes,l >> whit: your sixth children's book. congratulations, by the way. >> thank you. >> whit: what is the message you want people to take away from this one? >> i want little girls in particular to be inspired. that's my goal at least, not only about who they are, but what they are capable of. i want girls to realize just how bold, how courageous, how strong, how ambitious they can be. and quite often when the little[ girls grow up and become women, we can hear that yo

. >> gio: good morning, am >> gio: good morning, america. clearing the wreckage. giant cranes supplied by the navy ready to handle the massive job of clearing the collapsed baltimore bridge. >> we can really see how challenging these conditions are. >> gio: what officials are saying about the cleanup plan and the hazardous materials still on board the ship. >> janai: easter weekend washout. the west coast under multiple storm alerts for heavy rain, strong winds, and as much as two feet of snow as a record number of travelers take to the skies. >>> plus, the pain at the pump if you're driving to grandma's house. >> trevor: donald trump's appeal in georgia's election interference case. the former president asking a judge to overturn the decision that let district attorney fani willis remain on the case. what happens next. >> gio: remembering louis gossett jr. a career from broadway to the big screen spanning 70 years. >> you ready to quit now, mayo? >> gio: breaking racial barriers with unforgettable performances. the look back at his career, and what he said about

. >> gio: guilty verdict. michelle troconis convicted of conspiring to murder her boyfriend's estranged wife, connecticut mom jennifer dulos. >> guilty. >> gio: the reaction to the verdict on both sides, and the sentence she faces. >> whit: on the brink, the heart-stopping moments a truck dangling over the edge of a bridge poised to plunge 70 feet into the water. >> she was praying a lot, so i prayed with her. >> whit: how first responders pulled off this daring rescue to save the driver inside. ♪ >> janai: subway singers. the platform performer who got the crowd crooning to bob marley. ♪ 'cause every little thing's gonna be all right ♪ >> janai: turning the same old commute into a sing-along. ♪ don't worry ♪ >> i can't hear you. >> gio: what a great moment in the subway. good morning, america. another big morning of news here on this saturday. >>> president biden says that the u.s. will join other countries and begin air-dropping aid into gaza in the coming days. >> whit: and we are remembering fashion icon i

gio?om, thank you for your reporting. >>> staying overseas now, the pentagon saying the u.s. and its allies thwarted a large-scale attack by houthi rebels on saturday. the uk releasing this video showing one of the warships downing an unmanned aircraft. now, the u.s. and coalition forces shooting down more than two dozen drones in about a four-hour period. there were no reports of any vessels being damaged. >> janai: back here at home now to a social media giant under attack in washington. the house set to vote this week on a bill designed to force tiktok's chinese parent company to sell off its stake or face a possible ban here in the u.s. abc's ike ejiochi joins us live on capitol hill where that bill is gaining momentum, ike. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, janai. lawmakers are citing national security concerns for the reason behind the proposed ban all while tiktok denies claims that the chinese government could access user data. >> did you wake up with this message on tiktok

gio?tt, thank you so much. >>> now to the baltimore bridge disaster. as salvage crews begin the dangerous work of removing the wreckage from the francis scott key bridge from the valve of the container ship that destroyed that structure, abc's ike ejiochi is there this morning. good morning, ike. >> reporter: good morning, gio. three cranes are working simultaneously right now to remove pieces of that bridge off the dali, and away from the river. it's the first step in reopening the port of baltimore. this morning, recovery operations under way. the first portions of the francis scott key bridge are being lifted out of the water. maryland governor wes moore says the hull of the cargo ship is damaged, but intact allowing crane operations to begin. take a look, highly trained demolition crews cutting the portion of the collapsed bridge into smaller sections for safe removal by crane. crews lifting those large pieces of mangled metal slowly and carefully out of the patapsco river, marking the

gio? >> gio: as you say, the rematch begins.ight, selina, thank you very much. >>> overseas to the war in gaza. the humanitarian crisis there, the hamas-run health ministry saying five children died when an air drop of aid landed on them. abc's tom soufi burridge is in jerusalem now with the latest. good morning, tom. >> reporter: good morning, gio. yeah, what a cruel irony. an air drop of food aid into gaza turning deadly. the parachutes on one of the pallets of supply failing to open as it hurtled to the ground crushing five children to death according to the hamas-run health ministry. the pentagon saying it wasn't a u.s. air drop that caused the casualties. it comes as the first shipments of aid bound for gaza is due to set sail today from cyprus after a coalition of countries backed president biden's plan for the u.s. military to build a temporary pier off gaza so ships full of aid can dock there. biden saying more than a thousand u.s. troops will take part in the mission with israelis providing security. the president promi

gio? >> gio: all right. thank you for your reporting in miami. >>> new mexico state police identified the suspect wanted for killing a state trooper friday morning. authorities say they are looking for 32-year-old jaremy smith from south carolina. they warn anyone who comes into contact with him, he is considered armed and dangerous and should not be approached. they say smith allegedly shot officer justin hare when he stopped to help him with a flat tire on interstate 40. >> whit: now to the major developments in former president donald trump's legal battles. a shake-up in the prosecution in the georgia interference case and a delay in the new york hush money trial. abc's senior investigative correspondent aaron katersky is here now to break it all down. aaron, good morning. >> good morning, whit. her ex-boyfriend is off the case but the district attorney who was prosecuting donald trump in georgia for election interference remains after a rather bizarre detour through her personal life and a really unflatt

gio? martha raddatz, thank you so much for joining us, and tune into abc's "this week" later. martha speaks exclusively with republican house intelligence committee chair mike turner, and democratic representative ro khanna about national security concerns over tiktok. plus, martha speaks with white house national security spokesperson john kirby on the latest in gaza. janai? >> janai: back overseas now to iceland where a volcano has erupted near the country's capital city of reykjavik. now residents are being evacuated as that lava, incredible images of it just spewing out. morgan norwood is here with the latest. good morning, morgan. >> reporter: those images coming in overnight. that volcano erupting for the fourth time since december, and overnight again, forcing evacuations as lava spewed into the night sky. you got to see this, bright red lava. the backdrop of the night sky. this video showing fountains of molten rock pouring from the ground in that area there. according to iceland's

gio? >> gio: years indeed. all right, elizabeth, thank you very much.got back from baltimore. when you see this bridge in person and the size of it, it's unbelievable that it came down that quickly. thank goodness for those three officers who were there. less than two minutes is all they had to prevent people from getting on that bridge. >> rebecca: thank goodness for their quick thinking. your reporting there was great. thank you. >> eva: truly heroes. the race for the white house and last night's high powered fund-raiser for president biden. former president clinton and barack obama joining forces with the president to tout his record and raise millions. mary bruce is here with more. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, guys. good to see you all. this was certainly a critical night for president biden's reelection campaign. unprecedented fund-raiser with three living presidents sharing the same stage. the biden campaign bringing in the heavy hitters and star power to give his campaign a boost. this morning the biden campaign is celebrating w

gio? >> gio: still no breakthrough., thank you for your reporting. >>> also overseas, a commercial ship carrying more than 20,000 metric tons of fertilizer has sunk in the red sea after being attacked by houthi rebels. the cargo ship had been drifting leaking fuel and fertilizer since it was hit by an iranian-backed houthi missile nearly two weeks ago. u.s. officials have warned of the potential for ecological damage to the red sea. whit. >> whit: gio, now to the killing of a young pregnant amish woman in her home in northwestern pennsylvania. a suspect under arrest now and making an appearance in court. abc's reena roy is here with more. reena, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. this killing has absolutely shaken the amish community in rural pennsylvania, and now we're learning new details about who investigators say killed 23-year-old rebecca byler. police arresting 52-year-old shawn cranston. he was court for arraignment this weekend, facing a slew of charges including two counts of criminal homic

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>> david: gio benitez on this again tonight.nd we are learning more about a horrific tragedy at a hotel pool in houston. an 8-year-old girl drowned after apparently being sucked into a pipe swimming at the doubletree hotel. her family had reported her missing. rescuers using a camera to find her inside a 16-inch pipe. her body recovered nearly 13 hours after she vanished. investigators are now trying to determine what went wrong with that pipe. >>> we turn now to that gambling scandal in major league baseball. just a short time ago before we came on tonight, the major league's highest paid star, the dodgers' shohei ohtani, breaking his silence after his interpreter and friend was accused of using ohtani's money to pay off more than $4 million in debts. victor oquendo from los angeles. >> reporter: for the first time tonight, shohei ohtani addressing the gambling scandal involving his former interpreter, ippei mizuhara, under investigation by major league baseball and the irs. [ speaking in a non-english language ] >> reporter: o

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>> david: gio benitez on the story tonight. gio, thank you. >>> the other developing story we're following at this hour, the images coming in late today from haiti. at least 30 americans choppered out of port-au-prince, nearly 1,600 americans in haiti reaching out to the u.s. embassy. many want out amid the growing danger there. abc's matt rivers in haiti again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, this state department helicopter airlifting americans out of haiti. our team capturing the daring mission. two choppers flying at least 30 americans out of port-au-prince today after weeks of chaos. and as tensions rise, the government planning to send two helicopters into haiti every day, hoping to get about 30 citizens out on those flights. and this is what they're fleeing -- gangs overrunning entire neighborhoods, fighting the police. it's not hyperbole to say that the only thing that's standing in between gangs completely taking over this country are a couple thousand police officers who are risking their lives every single day, fightin

>> david: gio benitez right here in baltimore with us tonight. gio, thank you. we turn now to the federal investigation already under way tonight, and what we're learning about this ship and its history. and a crash it was involved in just a couple of years back. terry moran also right here in baltimore tonight. >> reporter: this is the moment that the 95,000-ton cargo ship, the "dali," was getting perilously close to baltimore's francis scott key bridge. you can see the power flicker on and off seconds before disaster. now the urgent investigation into how the crash occurred, and if the crew could have done anything more to avoid it. abc news has obtained records showing the "dali," built in 2015, had at least two documented issues in the past. a june 2023 inspection found a deficiency for "propulsion and auxiliary machinery" concerning "gauges, thermometers, et cetera." and in 2016, after the ship was involved in a previous crash in belgium, inspectors issued a deficiency for "structural conditions" concerning "hull damage impairing seaworthiness." this image

gio benitez again tonight.io, thank you. >>> we have also just learned tonight that former connecticut senator and vice presidential candidate joe lieberman has died at 82, after complications from a fall. he was admired by colleagues on both sides of the aisle and often worked to find consensus in a polarized country. here's our chief washington correspondent jonathan karl. >> reporter: joe lieberman, who came within a few hundred votes in florida of becoming the first jewish vice president in american history, had a career that was defined by breaking barriers and breaking down party lines. he served four terms in the senate, representing his home state of connecticut. a progressive on most domestic issues, but a hawk on foreign policy. lieberman was one of the leading democratic supporters of both wars in iraq. in 2000, al gore tapped him to be his running mate, making lieberman the first jewish american nominated on a major party ticket. in the senate, lieberman struck up an alliance with republican john mc

>> david: gio benitez with us tonight, as well. gio, thank you. >>> next tonight here, jury selection is now under way for the father of the michigan school shooter who killed four classmates in 2021. james crumbley is charged with four counts of involuntary manslaughter for his son ethan's deadly attack. four weeks ago, his wife jennifer crumbley was found guilty on the same charges. the first parent to be convicted in connection with a child's mass shooting. she is set to be sentenced on april 9th. >>> now to the race to negotiate a cease-fire between israel and hamas. with the holy month of ramadan less than a week away now. president biden increasing pressure for a cease-fire in gaza, but what hamas is now saying tonight. abc's tom soufi burridge from the region again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, time running out to reach a deal for a cease-fire in gaza, with president biden saying israel has made a, quote, rational offer and now it's down to hamas. >> the hostage deal is in the hands of hamas right now. >> reporter: today, h

gio is gonna show us how it works. is coming up, george. >>> now florida spring break crackdown the nation's number one destination. the governor is sending state troopers to hot spots along the coast, hoping to prevent the violence we saw last year. victor oquendo is in miami beach. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, george. ocean drive is quiet now but that will drastically change in the coming days. for the visitors headed this way the barricades will be up and the streets will be flooded with law enforce phpbts from all over the state as miami beach implements their strictest safety measures yet. this morning with millions set to descend on florida for spring break, officials say cross the state saying not so fast. >> florida is a very welcoming state. what we don't welcome is criminal activity. what we don't welcome is mayhem. >> reporter: after seeing the chaos last year that led to nearly 600 arrests and two deaths in miami beach alone, the sunshine state is cracking down. >> hey, we need to talk. >> this

gio benitez, abc news, las vegas really tragic. >> gio, thank you for that story. checking the weather now. the entire east coast gets a healthy dose of rain today. the storm is moving north bringing heavy rain to the southeast before dumping up to three inches of rain in the northeast. some of that will be coming down from philadelphia to new york to hartford and boston. during the evening commute. flooding across the region is also possible. >> slow and steady usually wins the race, except it costs a pro golfer a lot of scratch. yeah we're talking about adrian meronk. >> it took a little too much time lining up one of his shots on the 18th hole of sunday's live tournament in saudi arabia. this is everybody who plays in front of me when i want to play during the summer takes this long. >> that delay, though, cost him a one stroke penalty that moved meronk from a tie for fifth place to a tie for sixth place. doesn't sound like much, but it reduced his pay day by more than $241,000. he has not commented on the ruling pace of play. rhiannon. face of play. it is. it's

let's go back to gio benitez on the scene for us.ng, robin. we are now learning that first responders had less than two minutes to shut down traffic on that bridge before it collapsed saving so many lives in the midst of this tragedy. overnight the ntsb gaining access to preliminary data from the voyage data recorder. the agency hearing audio which hasn't been released yet from the ship's bridge detailing the moments before that catastrophic collision. lights on the ship going dark at 1:24 a.m. alarms then ringing out seconds later. within minutes the two pilots calling steering order, radioing for tugboats to assist and dropping the ship's port anchor. then issuing that may day call. ntsb aboard the ship wednesday finding 764 tons of hazardous materials. >> mostly corrosives, flammables and some miscellaneous hazardous materials. some of containers were breached. we have seen sheen on the waterway. >> reporter: after more than a day of treacherous searching, divers recovering a red pickup truck. two victims found inside. 35-year-old

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gio, thank you. >>> tonight, the biden administration increasing the pressure on israel for an immediate cease-fire in gaza. what vice president kamala harris said today, meeting with benjamin netanyahu's rival. here's tom soufi burridge in israel. >> reporter: tonight, amid growing desperation in gaza, the u.s. stepping up calls for a cease-fire. vice president kamala harris meeting with a member of israel's war cabinet with a pointed message, time is running out to free more hostages, and calling on hamas to accept the terms of an immediate six-week cease-fire. the deadline is the end of this week. >> we're in a window of time right now where we can actually get a hostage deal done. we all want this conflict to end as soon as possible, and how it does matters. >> reporter: the push for a deal comes as the u.n. sets out clear and convincing evidence of sexual violence by hamas militants during the october 7th attack. in a new report, the u.n. calling for a full investigation, saying hostages in gaza were also sexually assaulted. the findings released while the u.s., egypt, and qatar tel

gio benitez covers aviation. >> reporter: tonight, the fbi investigating how a texas man made it all the way onto a delta flight, allegedly without a ticket. prosecutors say 26-year-old wicliff fleurizard boarded delta 1683 in salt lake city on sunday using a photo taken of another passenger's ticket. court documents say he was caught on camera "taking photos of multiple passengers phone and boarding passes while they were not looking." he then used "his phone as a boarding pass" to get on the plane. once on board, they say he entered the lavatory until the doors were shut and the plane began to taxi. a flight attendant approached him and realized fleurizard did not have a valid ticket or seat. the plane was then forced to return to the gate. he was arrested and charged with stowing away on an aircraft. delta tonight telling abc news, "delta is cooperating with law enforcement and relevant federal agencies." and david, the man was booked stand-by on two southwest flights, but they were full, so he couldn't get on. he told investigators that he made a mistake with that delta flight an

. >> gio: good morning, am >> gio: good morning, america. clearing the wreckage. >> we can really see how challenging these conditions are. >> gio: what officials are saying about the cleanup plan and the hazardous materials still on board the ship. >> janai: easter weekend washout. the west coast under multiple storm alerts for heavy rain, strong winds, and as mucwo

good morning to you. >> gio: hey, robin, this is incredible. fbi is investigating because this man allegedly made it on the delta flight without a ticket like you said. here is what the court documents say, the 26-year-old man caught on camera sunday at salt lake city taking photos of multiple passengers' phones and boarding passes while they were not looking. he then used his phone as a boarding pass to get on that plane. now, once on board, he entered the laboratory until the doors were shut and began to taxi. a flight attendant approached him and realized the man did not have a ticket receipt. the plane arrested with stowing away on an aircraft. it turns out the man was booked on two standby flights southwest, but both of those were full. so, he actually tried to get on the delta flight. he told investigators it was a mistake and he was only trying to get home. delta says it is cooperating with the investigation, but without a doubt, look at this, this was a serious security breach. so, they have to look at this. this investigation is very,

i won't cut socialinstead of gio the wealthy, i will protect the strength of social security a meadowmedice and let them pay the fair share. my budget plan would preserve the medicaid trust fund. i am also cracking down surprise medicaid bills. here's the bill, you go out there and you do your homework. you choose the hospital and you do what your insurance company will cover. then you get theil surprised judge because they -- because the anesthesiologist or dr. is an under your control in your insance. that surprised bill can add up to thousands of dollars. thousands. thanks to maggie, we ended that surprise bill and we are now protecting one million americans. [applause] every single month, from those surprise bills. folks, look. my budget also cracks down on what's called facility fees for telemedicine. you get charged an extra fee if you are in a rural area and have a virtual visit for neither you or the doctor is in the facility. that's another fee, it's wrong. we have to end it. please surprise medical bills at up to hundreds of dollars for ordinary families and it makes a diffe

here's abc news reporter gio benitez >> in this morning's gma first look, the future of female crashdummies in america. the dummies inside current tests are based on designs nearly five decades old. and they're largely built to reflect the male body. what experts say needs to be done to make women just as safe as men on the road. >> we know that females are injured differently than a male, so it doesn't matter if you have a small male in the car. we need to have a female in the car to represent a female and coming up at 7 a.m. >> how the national highway traffic safety administration is responding. >> the previous generation of vehicles. there's no question that there was a disparity between male and female crash outcomes. and look, as a department, we are obviously committed to closing that gap with your gma first look, i'm gio benitez abc news new york. >> now to the race to get out of haiti. over a dozen americans landed in florida from port au prince overnight escaping the worsening violence in that country. a man at the live desk with the effort to get more americans out. >> yea

here's abc news reporter gio benitez in this morning's gma first look heroes school bus driver. >> i'll on. >> i have a child. so i thought about them. kids like it was my own child. >> a mother's instinct, that's what kia rusev credits with saving her own life and the lives of the nine kids she was driving on this bus before it went up in flames. >> the bus started acting crazy and started jerking and going real, real slow. take a look as she pulls over, a bystander runs and lets her know that flames were coming from underneath the bus. >> kia quickly gathering the group of kindergarten through eighth grade students and leading them off and away from the bus. and this morning, that heroic bus driver is telling her story to gma. >> i just had to stay calm for the kids because there was crying and running up the street and i had to get them together like, you know, make sure they were straight and we'll have much more on this quick thinking driver coming up at 7 a.m. with your gma first look i'm gio benitez abc news new york. >> the ex-girlfriend of actor jonathan majors is suing him for

here's abc news reporter gio benitez and this morning's gma first look airplane window wars. >> at leastmillion people watching as the woman shooting the video opens her shade and a child in front of her closes it. the woman captioning the video, it's my window. that passenger speaking with gma overnight. i do always keep my window open. >> he was just being quite a nuisance in that sense that i couldn't really fully relax. >> but this morning the question who has the right to determine whether the shade goes up or down? >> i choose the window seat so that i have the privilege of being able to look out the window and control the window shade being up. so for that reason, that's why i decided, no, i want to keep this window open because it's the only access to a window that i personally have. whereas he has access to another window and coming up at 7 a.m, we'll hear from the flight attendants union for their take on this airplane etiquette debate with your gma first look, i'm gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> i stand by the child. >> yeah i mean they were probably just messing around pl

i'm gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> listen people are charging for these flights. sure are.y decent hotel i think. but getting there is the challenge. >> interesting interesting. >> i'm doing i'm going to watch in texas so that'll be smart, and it's going to be longer than the last one by about two minutes. so like four minutes of totality. so we get double the time. >> is it going to be oh my gosh i'm going to channel your energy i will i will be here i don't know i will be here. >> you might have an experience. >> it's going to be so good. it will be cool. so i saw the 1 in 2017. it was amazing. yeah i got to see another one. >> i saw it here through the fog. yes yeah. probably not as amazing as it was for you to see it next week as totality, but yeah, i felt a part of the party. >> are you going to at least see it here for. are you going to get you some glasses? >> you know, if i have the time. yeah. >> he'll peek his head out at 1113 and be like, it's something happening. interesting. >> it should be like a watch party. >> yeah, i'll have a watch party. i'll be on that r

and gio reyna makes them pay sweet volley into the lower left corner of the net. usa wins two.nothing to capture its third straight nations league title. and that's just just just a little smattering because we have a whole lot coming sports f hour coming up at 1130. right iy exciting night. you bet. jason. thank you. next at 11. >> it reallyúis unfortunate that like, it has to close and there really isn't much that they could do about it. but like, you know, a lot of people want and . >> it in oakland, the city losing its only in-n-out restaurant due to rampant crime in the neighborhood. the 11:00 news on ktvu, fox two starts now. while the company in-n-out has been around for 75 years, and this is thec first time it has had to close a location. good evening everyone. >> i'm mike mibach and i'm julie julie haener customers in oakland enjoying the restaurant for the final time tonight. the and interstate 880. operators say the closure comes following waves of car break ins, property damage, theft and robberies affecting customers and employees.t& >> i wasúlike, oakland, gotta d

gio benitez is tracking the safety concerns for boeing. good morning, gio. >> hey, george.morning. been a rough two months of pr for boeing. every time there's an issue with a plane, it puts the company back into the head lines. this american incident is no different. that emergency landing at lax. this morning an american airline boeing 777 traveling from dallas to los angeles forced to make an emergency landing after reports of mechanical problems. this video capturing the moment the plane, carrying 249 people touched down at lax with a possible flat tire. this comes on the heels of other incident on boeing planes in recent days. on monday, hydraulic fluid began leaking from the bottom of this boeing 777 as its departed sydney for san francisco, forcing the plane to turn around. this newly released video shows more from what happened the moment this boeing 787 dreamliner suddenly dropped thousands of feet midflight on its way from sydney to new zealand up rooting passengers from their seat, tossing them around the cabin. at least 50 people were treated for injuries. while

okay, gio, thank you. francis scott key bridge played a vital role in transportation and commerce. the impact of its collapse will be far reaching. we're going to elizabeth schulze. she's at the port of baltimore. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: good morning, rebecca. more than $80 billion in cargo passes through this port every year. now logistics companies are finding other ways to move these massive containers. shipping in and out of the court is suspended indefinitely. cruise ships that were supposed to leave from here are rerouting to virginia instead. one major industry to watch is auto. this is the busiest port in the u.s. for car imports and exports. gm, ford and stellantis tell us they are already diverting shipments to other locations. shipping activity is expected to pick up at other major ports like in new york, new jersey, philadelphia and virginia. that could result in longer delivery times, but economists tell me they're hopeful those delays could last for days and not weeks. the other

taylor adams y gio reina convirtieron los goles de los estadounidenses .quedaría. en 384 millones de dólares en efectivo. nada mal. y mañana será el sorteo del mega con una suma de 1.100.000.000 de dólares o 525 millones en efectivo. se trata del quinto mejor premio de la historia del mega millions. las combinaciones ganadoras que superaron los 1.000.000.000 de dólares fueron en carolina del sur, michigan, illinois, maine y florida. el año pasado, el récord del powerball fue de 2 mil millones de dólares y se vendió en california en 2022. así que mucha suerte a raza en su presentación en venezuela. se lo contamos en pase vip. maluma se muestra feliz con su hija parís y dice que ella le cambió la vida. en el video del día vemos el rescate de una mujer en el río de los Ángeles después de caer al agua, mientras una tormenta de primavera azotaba el sur de california. hizo falta la presencia de un helicóptero para sacarla del agua que la arrastró río abajo. al final tuvo suerte. fue llevada al hospital con hipotermia y algunas heridas leves. con la rica crema de

vázquez gio reina la pesca y aquí si tal vez memo ochoa podía hacer algo más porque fue al primer paloos arriba levantando la copa y nos toca estar al otro lado, eh? evidentemente siempre queremos, siempre queremos ganar y vamos a salir a competir lo mejor posible. me parece que hoy no, no, no fue el día de nuestra selección, me parece que es un poco en el momento que ellos decidieron mandar la cantidad de jugadores que tienen en los clubes europeos. eso es lo que hace un poco la diferencia acá para mí es eso eh, porque el día a día es distinto, el estar en las mejores, en las mejores ligas, el competir cada fin de semana es distinto y creo que eso es lo que a dónde tenemos que apuntar como fútbol mexicano, apuntar a buscar esta internacionalización de los jugadores a edades tempranas. vuelvo a decir, para que podamos competir y seguir creciendo al ritmo que están haciéndolo ellos . cerramos con los golden state warriors que este domingo visitaron a los timberwolves en minnesota. y sí, fue una gran tarde para steph curry. como vamos a ver a continuación, con 31 puntos. como siempre imp

transportation correspondent gio benitez joins us with this story., these are some very scary images. >> reporter: yeah, rebecca. the passengers on board tell us they were absolutely terrified. now, the fire you see in that video is fuel burning off. this morning an investigation under way after flames come flying outs of an engine on a united airlines flight. >> got 167 souls on board. we had engine stall on the left engine. >> reporter: united flight 1118 was flying from houston to fort meyers, florida, monday when passengers say 15 minutes into the flight the plane started to shake. >> the cabin was dark but it suddenly illuminated with red, orange colors. the engine was on the fritz. >> reporter: in this video, you can see the flames shooting from that engine, under the wing of the boeing 737. david bringer also on board. >> panic set in. lot of people were screaming and crying. >> reporter: united saying in a statement the incident was due to an engine issue. the flight landed safely and the passengers deplaned normally. and separately, you reme

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will reeve is in for our boy gio on this busy saturday morning.for being here, will. >> will: glad to be here. >> janai: and this as the world reacts to princess catherine's stunning cancer diagnosis. >> will: the princess of wales sharing a video message that she is undergoing chemotherapy. our report from london coming up in just moments. >> whit: but we start this half hour with the terrorist attack in a packed russian concert hall. at least 115 people killed. the u.s. sharing their intelligence information with moscow about the potential for such an attack weeks ago. let's go back to abc's patrick reevell with the latest news of arrests from overnight. patrick, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. yeah, this is already the deadliest terror attack to hit moscow in two decades, and russian authorities this morning are saying they have now detained all four of the suspected attackers as well as seven possible accomplices, and u.s. officials are saying that they did share intelligence that suggested isis was planning such an attack. this

diane and i want to bring in abc's transportation correspondent gio benitez as well, because gio this is not only a massive bridge, it's also a vital shipping port. >> talk about the impact here. >> well, we're talking about one of the largest ports in the country, right. the baltimore port i've been there. it's one of the biggest and it may be the biggest to ship cars, for example. so it is a major, major transportation hub to get stuff moving through this country, not just in the baltimore area. and when you're looking at this and you see these images right here that you're seeing, you can just see how big this waterway is and how important it is to this country right now. diane, i think one of the big, big questions is going to be how this happened, right? we're talking about that loss of propulsion on this ship. when you're looking at the video that we've seen, you actually see at one point the lights turning off. so what caused the power loss? that is going to be very, very big for investigators right now. you're seeing that video right there with all of the lights shut off momen

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. >> gio: good morning, america. severe storms, tornado damage in the south. roofing ripped away.f rain falling on the east coast, dozens of rivers rising to flood stage, and more than a foot of snow expected for parts of the northeast. and a gusty forecast behind it. 60 million people under wind alerts across 17 states. >> janai: rival rallies. the former and current presidents hit the campaign trail in the battleground state of georgia.

. >> sweet >> gio: good morning america. working around the clock. effort to clear the wreckage of the baltimore bridge under way so the port can be reopened. plus new video from on board the cargo ship, as we learn more about the victims honored at camden yards on opening day. >> rebecca: four presidents in one city. president biden joined by barack obama and bill clinton as former president trump attends the wake for an nypd officer.

gio off getting some r&r this weekend, but we're grateful to have will reeve, our good friend. >>> lawmakers the midnight oil with the senate passing a $1.2 trillion spending bill package that was long overdue. >> will: world reaction to princess catherine's stunning announcement that she was diagnosed with cancer and is undergoing chemotherapy. our report from london coming up. >> whit: we begin with the terrorist attack in a packed russian concert hall. at least 115 killed after the u.s. shared intelligence information with moscow about the potential for such an attack weeks ago. abc's patrick reevell joins us with the very latest news of arrests that happened overnight. patrick, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. yeah, this is already the deadliest terror attack to hit moscow in two decades. russian authorities this morning are saying they have arrested all four of the suspected attackers, and, yes, u.s. officials are also saying they did provide intelligence warning that isis was planning such an attack. this morning, video showing the horror inside moscow's crocus city conce