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rebecca long—bailey have said it's the thatcherite privatisation has been an abject failure.an, is sort failure. i mean, it is sort of hard argue against at this point. >> so this 40% hike in bills that's regardless of that's just regardless of whether they get bailed out or not, answer to the. >> i think that's when they get bailed even so , even if we can >> so even so, even if we can have a work round for £15 billion, still to billion, we're still going to have water. have more expensive water. >> turning >> yeah, basically we're turning into the third world and everything's yeah. everything's collapsing. yeah. but at 40, it sounds like a lot of but it's by 2030, of money now. but it's by 2030, which is six years from now. and the way inflation is going 40, i think people are going to be happy. if it was any, any case, 40 percentages, always 40 percentages, they always it always goes up doesn't it. whatever. because even if inflation is higher, the percentage be higher. it's percentage will be higher. it's not 40. know what percentage will be higher. it's not anywayi. know

he sent me and i know i'm talking about me -- >> rebecca: did you get the long birthday want? birthday or his birthday? >> rebecca: his birthday. >> stephen: he sent you a video to remind you that it was his birthday? >> rebecca: it was a gratefulness, beautiful message but it's like so much poetry in deep stuff. >> stephen: seminude videos from his steam room? >> rebecca: no! see when he sent me those! >> rebecca: finally enough we have a clip for you. >> stephen: i wish. if you can go get my phone. if you can get my phone. this is better than the question i was bout to ask. >> rebecca: i think i have my phone. i have my phone. he's active right now. >> stephen: hold on. it's going to be worth it. look. >> rebecca: don't. play it. can you see that? wait, there's sound. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: we have to take a brief break but don't go anywhere because we we'll be right back with more rebecca ferguson, everybody. stick around i prep without pills. with apretude, a prescription medicine used to reduce the risk of hiv without daily prep pills. with one shot every other

. >> rebecca: i know what's happening here. >> stephen: he sends me videos. longpoetry. >> stephen: i try to match his energy when i sent back to him and my wife always mocks me and goes "you adopt a totally different way of speaking when you send a video back to him 'cause you are trying to seem cool. and you say things you never say like "hit me back." i would never say that somebody. but to josh i can say, "hit me back." he sent me and i know i'm talking about me -- >> rebecca: did you get the long birthday one? oh, god. i mean, i love him and it's poetry. >> stephen: your birthday or his birthday? >> rebecca: his birthday. >> stephen: he sent you a video on his birthday? to remind you that it was his birthday? >> rebecca: you know what? it was a gratefulness. it was a beautiful message. but it's like so much poetry and deep stuff. >> stephen: has he sent you seminude videos from his steam room? >> rebecca: no! i'm friends with his wife! >> stephen: he sent me those! >> rebecca: funnily enough, we have a clip for you. >> stephen: i wish. if you can go get my ph

but we'll have to take a look at the condition of the bridge itself. >> rebecca: do we know how long not appear to have pier protection to withstand a ship of this size. is that common? >> so we have conducted a number of bridge investigations going back to 1967. and including bridge strikes. so that is something that we will look at as part of this investigation. to see what sort of protection there was around the piers. and to make sure that the infrastructure could withstand any sort of strike. but that will take sometime and will be in the course of this investigation. >> rebecca: so many people want those answers today. okay, jennifer homendy, thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> rebecca: we appreciate her commentary there. this has to be getting to the bottom of what happened here, but also make sure it doesn't happen again to another bridge. >> michael: like a wakeup call, like we said earlier. we're going to turn to the supreme court and the high stakes battle over a widely used abortion pill. let's go back to rachel scott at the court with details. good morn

sharply, hang seng.two and two thirds percent, joining the conversation all morning long wealth management president rebeccaalser and maslansky and partners lee carter and fox business cheryl casone. "mornings with maria" is live right now. ♪. maria: time for the hot topic of hour, the biggest voting in the presidential primary calendar super tuesday underway with polls open in the east coast after the supreme court unanimously ruled to keep president trump on the 2024 primary ballot in colorado, the 45th president responded to the really last night sending a message to president biden, watch this. >> president biden, number one stop weaponization, fight your fight yourself don't use prosecutors and judges to go after your opponent to damage your opponent to win an election, our people can stand in the people coming in really cannot stand it because the dying many are dying on the trip up in their dying in the country and also many of the people are criminals and their doing tremendous harm, i call it migrant crime i say respectfully to president biden you have the authorization right now, i did i did not g

. >> it happened in the middle of the night, long before the busy morning commute. fox news rebecca castor is in baltimore with the search operations that went on all day long. maryland officials say the baltimore bridge collapse, caused by a cargo ship appears to be an accident, and it may have resulted from a power issue. >> we are maryland tough, and we are baltimore strong. >> emergency crews desperately searching for victims near baltimore's francis scott key bridge on tuesday. it comes hours after a cargo ship struck one of the bridge's support beams, causing parts of the structure to snap and plummet into the patapsco river. president biden says the incident does not appear to be intentional. >> we're going to send all the federal resources they need as we respond to this emergency, and we're going to rebuild that port together, maryland governor wes moore says. >> moments before the crash, the ship's crew reported losing power. that mayday call gave authorities the time to stop the flow of traffic both ways, but it's still unclear how many, if any, cars plummeted into the wa

rebecca. well, there are among africans, most majestic animals. not long ago, southern white rhinos were on the brink of extinction. now nearly 2000 of them will begin making their way back into the wild this year. they were once part of a private collection. a conservation agency is now releasing them to protected areas across the continent. dw corresponded diane hawk, a report from south africa this reino, cough doesn't know it, but it's part of one of the most significant, reino relocation projects is undertaken. it's it's one of $89.00 southern whites, right? no clubs being kept on a protected farm. it's of africa's northwest province. over the next few years, these animals could find themselves in an gola dwanda, the democratic republic of congo, malawi, or check. why, why that's in vicious it's, it's definitely exciting that i think that the opportunity that it, that it presents not any 4 runner as a species to di, risk or on it. but for the benefit of biodiversity, it, it definitely does motivate us to, to keep doing what we do. moving the babies wi

long as it takes a problem. many stores the bond can rebecca? because one west and the officials and comprehends the consequences of the west, directly engaging in the conflict back when it's full of what i did. finally, after the meeting and it was confirmed by several participating politicians, especially the french president, ukraine needs modern air defense systems. more than anything else, otherwise, it makes no sense to think about expanding the production of weapons or large training centers directly on the territory of ukraine. without air defense, they would be an easy target. and here the dog is buried. the west cannot supply such systems to cream without western soldiers operating them. this is just one of the other aspects of the escalation of tension and new cream. the west sees that despite massive financial and military aid despite sanctions, ukraine is unable to resolve the military conflict and is getting the short end of the stick on the battlefield. the change could only be caused by the entry of soldiers from the countries of

parents in this group say this is long overdue, but some wonder if this will really make a difference to make the streets safer. rebecca has been studying at cal since 2018. at first it felt like normal life on campus until recently. >> and i parked in my driveway. as i was unlocking the door, two people approached me from behind. one came to the driver's side, one came to the passenger side. they pointed the gun at me and told me to get out of car. >> reporter: rebecca has been robbed not once, but twice off campus. she asked us to protect her identity by concealing her face. the robbers took something, her sense of safety in college life. >> i feel like it's not really a sustainable life style anymore. >> reporter: it isn't a concern for just students. parents like sandra, who has twin boys at cal, took matters into their own hands. >> the fact is if they're not going to act, despite repeated entreaties from parents and now students as well to take more substantial action, then we're going to act. we're going to do what needs to be done to keep our families safe. >> reporter: parent group safe bears raised $40,000 to

rebecca walter. you and i had similar conversation for a long time, it's a bifurcated nation but feels like now, this to buy an ev or childcare, childcare was never good for 200,000. how does the rest of the nation get on their feet? >> we are bifurcated. that's how you have a tweet that everything looks great and air travel and luxury problems, the truth is going after the contract worker, missing payroll taxes. we need them to switch over to employees to account for the 15% payroll tax. if they are not collecting, the government is trying to get as many tax people into tax revenue, but on the bigger point, the wage reduction, real wages are going up about what happened is they couldn't find people, they are cutting hours and making them, forcing them to get a second or third job. inflation is still baked in and sticky. charles: inflation, we are starting to see it at nike, lululemon, circle k, all these companies are saying tough times ahead. >> cost of food, $20 for a hamburger or fast food restaurant, and everything is fine. >> janet yellen saying the biden administration, social security is goin

rebecca: thank you so much. ♪ laura: in 2003, the u.s. invasion of iraq was based on the allegation that the country's long-time dictator, saddam hussein, hadeapons of mass destruction. the failure to find these weapons prompted intense scrutiny of the decision to go to war over two decades ago. in his new book, author steve call poured over hundreds of audio tapes and transcripts, many previously unreleased, of saddam hussein's internal meetings, to uncover his view on the tumultuous relationship with the united states. nick schifrin recently sat down with call. nick: the u.s. relationship with saddam hussein evolved dramatically across the decades from the 1980s, when the u.s. aided his regime, to the 90s, when the u.s. sought to contain him and dismantle his program of weapons of mass destruction. and, of course, after nine over -- 9/11, the u.s. invasion and his death in 2006. using previously unreleased materials, the achilles trap, saddam hussein, the cia, and the origins of america's invasion of iraq tells the story of how saddam hussein and four successive u.s. administrations repeatedly misinterpreted each other. the author is stev

long, cumbersome process. it requires court approval to attach assets >> it's still possible this case goes to the supreme court in washington. rebecca news. >> i feel bad for the kids and the families. heartbreaking. i mean, we in the woods up here where you got to be cautious for it. >> a california mountainúlion euthanized after an attack on two men that left one of them dead. a new hypothesis about why the attack may have happened. >> it really is unfortunate that, like, it has to close. ic was like, oakland, gotta do better. it's a shame. in-n-out burger now closed down for good due to an increase in crime in oakland. about the end of an era. sp>> and across the. partly clos and aúpleasant one on the way. i'll have a look at what we ca ex ♪ from the mountains to the coast... ♪ ♪ heatin' up the kitchen ♪ ♪ we got somethin different ♪ ♪ spreadin' good vibes all day ♪ ♪ todos a la mesa ♪ ♪ que buena la mezcla ♪ ♪ it don't get no better ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state ♪ ♪ lovin' this land everyday ♪ ♪ norte a sur lo puedes ver ♪ ♪ nada se puede comparar ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado...yeah ♪ line euthani

. >> rebecca: you're all going to be buzzing about it all day, humming those lyrics in your head all day long headlines we are following. ntsb has released preliminary data from the container ship that crashed into the maryland bridge. we learned the ship was undergoing routine maintenance in the port of baltimore. the focus is on preparing the site for the safe removal of the wreckage. also right now new york city has become the first city in the country to approve a congestion pricing plan. the metropolitan transit authority board voted to green light the plan to charge drivers a $15 toll for entering some of manhattan's busiest streets. the charge could go into effect by june but it faces several legal challenges. supporters say it will reduce congestion and pollution while raising money to improve the subway system. >> michael: kind of like the bike lanes did. yeah. there we go. and take a look at this car crash in daytona beach, florida. two suv's colliding and one of them ended up on its side. but the other drivers on the road stepped in and stepped up coming to this driver's rescue by

now the group abducted 297th street and so long with the teacher in the town of could he go in could do an estate on thursday. most of, of rebecca is one of the students who managed to escape the mess. abduction, his, his story. now missed the problem, but my name is mr. becca, according days when we sort of bend on the motorbike that did not seem strangely, that it is, we have seen some of them right through the village before the co. shortly after more than a hundreds appeared, fighting indiscriminate and the commission was noble. know it, if you i'm going to see if they were shooting at us to hedging us, like a castle beating like a certain height and marching us to what is to have. i mean that's where we drink and what to continue. that to water was a breakfast we'll look at, and some of us did not eat breakfast before coming to school. injured and the sick as will put a lot of bite on what's in the room instead of flipping them back, turned out co is see and look at it. we didn't, did you haven't, we didn't suddenly catch him and military aircraft of kid overhead. and a quick, you've pushed us under a tree and as i mentione

rebecca. in crunch time you need your stars to shine. the whole ncaa tournament is just one longn it mattered most. >> and the iowa hawkeyes survive a scare in the second half from west virginia and advance to sweet 16! >> reporter: this morning the women's sweet 16 is set and the super stars showed up. in her final home game before she turns pro, caitlin clark and one seed iowa surviving a down to the wire challenge from west virginia. >> deep three, clark! >> reporter: clark dropping 32 points in the 64-54 win. this free throw -- >> puts her name in the record books one more time. >> reporter: -- breaking the women's ncaa single scoring record in the final tense minute. >> i know i have given everything to this program. same with these two. i'm thankful. i'm grateful. >> reporter: notre dame moving on as well. and ucla staying alive after winning over creighton. and they call her paige buckets. uconn's paige bekkers also scoring 32 points in the huskies win over syracuse. her hall of fame coach geno auriemma with high praise. >> we have the best player in america. the whole sta

parents in the group called safe bay area say this is long overdue but some wonder if this will really make a difference to make streets safer. rebecca has been studying at cal since 2018. at first, it felt like normal life on campus. until recently. >> and i parked in my driveway as i was out locking the door two people approached me from behind. one came to the passenger's seat and they pointed a gun at me and told me to get out of the car. >> reporter: rebecca has been robbed not once, but twice off-campus. she asked us to protect her identity by concealing her face. the robbers told her personal belongings and her car but they took something much greater, her shot at a normal college life. >> yeah, and i feel like when i'm walking the streets i'm always scared and always looking around when i get in and out of cars. always running to my car and lock it immediately. not really a sustainable lifestyle anymore. >> reporter: it isn't a concern for just students. parents like him who has twin boys at cal took matters into their own hands. >> the fact is a if they're not going to act despite repeated entrities from parents and parents

long accused him of embracing hateful rhetoric against the countries, minorities, unexpressed concerns over his thoughts on the russian your claim. so what does his return mean for nathan, memphis, rebecca, people in power investigate the in 2022 robust insight. so becky is former prime minister was facing a rafter, criminal charges which is priest would have seen the populist firebrand put behind bars. however, the judges were inexplicably dropped and drop it fits so it was returned to pass the following a toxic election hughes by pro crimson propaganda the login and couldn't be happier if he has a 3 time prime minister. and then country speaking the words that he's saying, but it's a great tragedy for so lucky fits a has been accused of using hate speech to attack political attendance like any populist, he needs someone to hate. see patients can i think go into many aspects, especially in cases of videos, minorities, with a bold ukrainians appraising themselves for the return of approved crim. the neva is playing the role of a pro russian influence in this country with no end insight to the war. and you train pressure is managing on the load to me as a lensky. to make matters worse, t

long, rambling, heartfelt videos about how he is feeling. has he sent you semi-nude videos from his steam room? >> rebecca: no!he sent me those. if you can go get my phone, i am not lying. i have videos of him shirtless in a steam room. look at him. >> don't play it. play it. can you see that? wait, there's sound. [laughter] >> stephen: answer for yourself. answer -- >> josh: let me just show you something. this has no sound, can you hold it up? just hold up. this is what i get back. >> stephen: that is what i sent back. it's just me and my boat. >> josh: first of all, look at how small the boat is. obviously you are not getting paid very well. literally the boat looks like it is going to sink at any minute. >> stephen: that's the boat i am driving to my boat. >> josh: whatever. i don't believe you. >> stephen: you don't know how us guys do it with our boats. >> josh: i send you intimate, beautiful videos of myself and then you send me -- >> stephen: i am not as comfortable shirtless. >> josh: hey, kemo sabe. >> stephen: my wife laughs at me whenever i send a video back to you because if she is around to hear

have long accused him of embrace and hateful rhetoric against the countries minority, unexpressed consent of a histone on the russian. you claim. so what does his return mean for nathan? memphis, rebecca, people in power investigate the in 2022 robots which side slip becky, as former prime minister, was facing a rafter. criminal charges, which is priest would have seen the populist firebrand put behind thores however, the charges were inexplicably dropped and drop it fits so it was returned to pass following a toxic election. hughes, by proof from the public end of the plugin, couldn't be happier if he has a 3 time prime minister in the country. speaking the words that he's saying, but it's a great tragedy for so lucky fits his being accused of using hate speech to attack political attendance like any populist, he needs someone to hate see patients. okay. because in the many aspects, especially in cases of videos, minorities the both the ukrainians appraising themselves for the return of approved crim. the neighbor is playing the role of a pro russian influence in this country with no end insights to the war. and you train pressure is mounting on the low to me, is a lensky. to make as

long said that on right. it should be transferred to other rosara sees. and that's certainly what these protest is out. we're expecting to arrive any moment uh, cooling for today rebecca rivers in jerusalem on what is a fast developing story? there are many thanks as always rebecca. let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines at this hour. a southern korean chemical tanker has capsized off the western coast of japan. the coast guard has already rescued several crew members, but it's still searching for more missing sailors. the ship's crew had sent out a distress call after their vessel began tilting over in rough weather. north korea state media says that the country has successfully tested a solid fuel engine for a hypersonic missile leader came drunk own was there to oversee the ground jet test . trolling yang is trying to develop a new weapon design to hit the u. s. specific territory of blog it regularly conducts missile tests despite international sanctions, over its nuclear weapons program. a former us president donald trump has filed a supreme court brief arguing he should be immune from prosecution for trying to overturn his 2020 election

rebecca morelle, bbc news. a japanese rocket carrying a small government test satellite has exploded shortly after lift—off in the west of the country. the 18—metre—longme the first japanese private firm to successfully put a satellite into orbit. the company said it is investigating what happened. it's not clear if there were any injuries. the singer lenny kravitz has unveiled his star on hollywood's walk of fame. the star, who's a four—time grammy award winner, was joined at the ceremony by his daughter, the actor zoe kravitz, and oscar winning actor denzel washington. lenny kravitz has also been nominated for the 2024 rock and roll hall of fame. i used to walk these very streets because the action and the great that i was missing in new york was right here in hollywood. as a teenager, i spent a lot of time walking up and down hollywood boulevard seeking the names of all my idols. i never dreamt about having a star. i was usually just looking for a place to crash. he is more than a friend, his more — he is more than a friend, his more than _ he is more than a friend, his more than a brother. we are twins, — more than a brother. we are twins, we _ mo

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long. ♪ all i wanna do is have some fun ♪ >> rebecca: all we want to do is have some fun on this friday morning do is have some fun ♪ >> announcer: live in times square, this is gma. >> rebecca: you know we're going to have some fun right here on good morning america. it is great to have you with us on this friday. it will be great to have rock and roll hall of famer sheryl crow here. >> eva: lori bergamotto is here with mr. met bringing us the right stuff for opening day. and a new baseball season. >> gio: can't wait for that. but fir is the a look at top stories breaking at 8 including the investigation into the bridge collapse as the next phase of the recovery shifts into high gear. let's go back to elizabeth schulze with the latest. good morning again, elizabeth. >> reporter: good morning again, gio. army corps of engineers is working 24/7 to clear out the wreckage and get to the process of reopening this critical port. this morning, four days after the catastrophic collapse of baltimore's francis scott key bridge, the task of clearing the wreckage is under way. the u.s. navy sending three

rebecca: to buy or to rent, that is the question. the new research on what's cheaper, and the best options for you in the long run.as a gateway. >> it led into weed and also lsd. >> george: what she wants other teens to know on the signs of dependency and how parents can navigate the tough conversations. >> michael: supermarket hack. from coupon apps to cash back credit cards. the way to beat inflation and take a bite out of your grocery bill. ♪ you got the right stuff baby ♪ >> michael: and time to get ready for your spring break get away. lori bergamotto is here with the right stuff to make your trip a breeze. and she's saying -- >> good morning america! >> announcer: live in times square, this is gma. >> michael: lori is now a flight attendant. >> george: good morning, lori. >> michael: good morning america. brad getting cocktails at work. there you go. thanks for being with us. with high prices at the grocery store, we're looking at ways to stretch what's in your pantry. top flood blogger alyssa rivers is here with delicious recipes including her friday french toast that her four kids love. you don't want to m

she has long said she wants to make sure trump pays what he owes. rebecca?very much. we turn now to rising gas prices, as demand increases ahead of spring and summer travel. they are up $0.07 in the last week. now in los angeles, average prices have topped $5 per gallon. i always hear from people in los angeles. they're never feeling good about this. unfortunately, we are heading into the more expensive season for gasoline so it's something to keep in mind, even though it's more fun to drive on a sunny day like this. right, michael? >> michael: i love it. don't love the gas prices but i love to drive. >> rebecca: okay. we turn now to new surveillance video of a serious airport breach showing how a man allegedly got on a flight without a ticket. trevor ault join us with that story. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, rebecca. so authorities say this passenger was on a stand by list for several southwest flights but all the flights were full so he moved to the delta area. you can see him on this video appear to snap some pictures of other passenge

it will be a long time, though, before every ship is automated, but the industry is gearing up for change because the next wave of shipping has already arrived. rebeccah miller, our political correspondent joins uk yesterday. hannah miller, our political correspondentjoins us. director pauljohnson was speaking earlier, could you recap on what he said? _ earlier, could you recap on what he said? . , , said? day after the budget there is a battle for the _ said? day after the budget there is a battle for the airwaves, - said? day after the budget there is a battle for the airwaves, how i said? day after the budget there is a battle for the airwaves, how this| a battle for the airwaves, how this budget will be framed on the reason for the institute for fiscal studies matter in a sense as they are very much perceived as a leading economic think tank, one that is not particularly perceived as having a political agenda so it's striking to see pauljohnson said this morning that the chancellor has not been transparent about the real challenges that the country is facing. there's a number of things going on but let's break it down into two key elements. the f

the best message is, as long as you feel good in your own skin, you will look good. rebecca?sam. >> take it from me sun screen, sun screen, sun screen. all right. let's take a look at this. i want to show you, do you remember the big damaging winds that moved through the northeast? the highest point is mount washington. there's a science observatory up there. they had 250 mile per hour winds there. i'm sorry, 150 mile per hour winds there. the record is 231 in that area. that was a really strong push of a storm moving through. we are now into mild air. look at this from hartford to washington. see the 70s popping up. normal temperature in the 40s for a lot of us. this is ending the warm streak with some rain, showers as we get into friday. the good news is for new york into philly, lot of rain is headed north and south of the area. that's the weather around the nation. here's >> all right. we are back. and we are going to find some meals, because people are spending so much money at the grocery store. families are really feeling this budget crunch. so we brought in jenn lueke

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long journey to freeze her eggs. >> these are all the shots i have to take. >> rebecca: the process can take from two to three weeksg up to the retrieval. >> i'm pushing 40. i wasn't sure if i fully wanted to close the door on having children. >> rebecca: the number of women freezing their eggs has increased more than 150% over the last five years. out of pocket costs average about $15,000 to over $20,000 which includes the cost of the egg freezing process, medications and annual storage. mean time a recent study found only 2.5% to 3% of women who freeze their eggs return to use them. >> feels like we are telling women they must do that because they are absolutely going to have infertility. that's not fair. infertility is increasing. people are putting off family building for longer. for a lot of people, peace of mind is worth it. >> reporter: 31% of companies are offering fertility support. natalie says her company's support was crucial after 16 days she was ready for her egg retrieval. at a houston fertility institute. the outpatient procedure takes about 30 minutes. once retrieved, the eggs go through a process

rebecca? >> that is a relief. thank you. we turn now to the first american woman to sail solo around the world. take a look at this. this is 29-year-old cole brower from long's how you pop champagne, in case you didn't know. she was the only woman to compete in the race. she was also the youngest competitor. one of the first things the history maker said upon returning was, let's do it again. yeah. >> that's a long way. [ laughter ] >> it is a long time to be off solid ground. way to do it. coming up in our gma morning menu, robin's interview with gisele. another exclusive. they are talking tom brady and starting a new chapter. >>> also ahead, why southwest's new plane seats are hitting turbulence with travellers. >>> plus steals and deals for women's history month. tory is here with big bargains for you. but first robin in nashville. >> i wish you could hear these conversations. [ laughter ] get them to work. i'm just hanging out with my good friends garth brooks and trisha yearwood. they are opening up their brand new place in the neon neighborhood. i think i'm gonna take off my coat and stick around for awhile. >> i like it. >> we got a lot to share wit

suspected long island serial killer, asking people to give the accused murderer the benefit of the doubt. stephanie ramos joins us with more on that. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: rebecca her ex-husband is not capable of the crimes he's accused of. while also expressing sympathy to the victims and their families. this morning, the estranged wife of suspected serial killer rex heuermann releasing a statement saying she is giving her husband, quote, the benefit of the doubt. heuermann is suspected of killing four women near gilgo beach on long island, new york. all of them sex workers. asa ellerup said she sympathizes with the victims and their families, and that nobody deserves to die in that manner adding, quote, i will listen to all the evidence and with hold judgment until the end of trial. >> we're releasing a statement that might take some of the public heat off her. this is more an attempt by her to maintain some sort of standing in the local community. far more than it is an attempt to gain any sort of legal advantage for her husband. >> do you have anything to say about why you're here? >> reporter: ellerup filed for divorce after her husband's arrest. 60-year-o

rebecca. air bnb said this is part of a push to protect its guest privacy. until now, hosts were allowed to put indoor security cameras on units in common areas like hallways and living rooms as longperties around the world. cameras outside, like on doorbells, will still be permitted if they're disclosed in advance. the company saying in a statement this policy simplifies their approach and makes clear that security cameras are not allowed inside listings, regardless of their location, purpose or prior disclosure. air bnb faced concerns about privacy for years. some guests alleged they found cameras hidden inside bedrooms and how to spot them is a popular search on apps like tik tok. the company says this change will affect a small subset of its listings. hosts have until the end of april to remove those cameras and if they don't, they risk getting kicked off of the platform. guys? >> okay, elizabeth, thank you. we like that news. coming up in our gma morning menu, sza revealing she had her breast implants removed. how her family history of cancer factored in. dr. darien sutton is here with more. >>> also ahead, we'll tell you what may be the best month to sell your home, what buy

rebecca reid. now, here's a story landed today that i story that landed today that i thought we should debate. junior doctors have doctors in england have overwhelmingly voted to stage more long% of those who voted, by the way, in the ballot to continue industrial action in the next six months. it was a turnout of 62. so, you know, all right, the british medical association argues that strikes are while are needed because while workload lists are workload and waiting lists are at record highs, junior doctors pay at record highs, junior doctors pay cut by than pay has been cut by more than a quarter in real terms since 2008, adam, i'll start with you on this. are they actually now responsible for the problems in our nhs, not the government? >> yes. at the end of the day, these strikes have made our waiting lists even longer. these strikes have made our waiting lists even longer . they waiting lists even longer. they have probably cost thousands of lives . i think that's undeniable lives. i think that's undeniable that these strikes have not cost many, many lives. now, i would like to think a junior doctor goes into the profession to help and to save lives, not just for the mon