friend devo. yay he goes. one of the dogs that you saw last week when we had national puppy day celebration here. such a good boy. oh, my gosh. so devo. the update is he's found his forever home and her new owner says look for them at fort funston are devo had to have a leg removed recently because of a cancer there, and i'm just so happy to see that he has a place to live now. >> sweet >> gio: good morning america. working around the clock. the 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: airport collision.

the faa investigating after delta planes clipped wings on the taxi way. >> it's just startling. most violent shake i ever had on an airplane. >> gio: and why passengers were forced to evacuate this frontier flight, all in the midst of the busy spring break travel season. >> rebecca: 25 years in federal prison. sam bankman-fried sentenced for his massive fraud. >> eva: homeowners versus squatters. >> you shouldn't be trying to steal my house! yes, you are! >> eva: the crackdown this morning and what you should do if there's anyone in your home who shouldn't be there. >> rebecca: solar coaster. buckle up for the total eclipse take over. how cities along the path of totality are preparing for a super bowl of travel. and if there's still time to snag a deal. ♪ >> eva: sweet victories overnight. >> game over! >> eva: from alabama to uconn

and meet the hunter brothers. >> chase hunter! >> eva: closing out a big win for clemson. >> clemson comes out of the acc headed to the elite eight! >> good morning america! we're the clemson tigers and we're still dancing! ♪ this ain't >> gio: and we are line dancing into friday. >> welcome to the beyonce cowboy carter section. >> gio: everything we know about beyonce's cowboy carter, from willie to miley to the beatles. don't miss dolly. ♪ jolene jolene i'm warning you find your own man ♪ >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> gio: that album. >> rebecca: truly incredible. good morning america.

it is great to be here on this friday morning with eva and gio. this is our act one. we got a lot of news to get to as we head into the holiday weekend. >> eva: we begin with the latest on that investigation into the deadly bridge collapse. >> gio: there are new images from inside the cargo ship that crashed into the francis scott key bridge as the next phase in the recovery shifts into high gear. elizabeth schulze is on the scene with the latest. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: good morning, gio. this is now an around the clock effort by rescue workers to clear the debris of the collapsed key bridge and that container ship so that this vital port can reopen. maryland's governor said at times the water is so dark and murky that divers can't see more than a foot or two in front of them. 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 giant cranes to the scene to help remove debris from the steel encased dali cargo ship.

>> for the first time we are getting an up close look at the scale of this wreckage. really the striking to see the size of this container ship. >> reporter: the army corps of engineers mobilizing 1,000 personnel. general scott spellman showing us us the damage up close. >> we have to get that section of bridge that is resting on the front of that vessel off of the vessel. >> reporter: that steel weighs nearly 9 million pounds and will be cut into four part. each piece lifted one by one. >> behind you you could see a concrete tower, reinforced concrete tower. you don't see one on this side because it's in the water. that's all resting on the bottom. >> reporter: investigators are pouring over the data recorder outlining a timeline of the five minutes before the disaster. new video from the ntsb shows investigators examining the containers. 56 of them contained hazardous materials. floating barriers deployed around the ship's hull.

>> there is no risk to the people, and we ensure that both for the first responders but also for the people inside the area. >> reporter: six construction workers who were on the bridge when it collapsed are presumed dead including a man shown here in a video message he shared with family on the way to work a few months ago. his brother carlos tell us he was a happy person. with a big heart. opening day at baltimore's camden yards the orioles honoring the victims and three heroic officers who saved countless lives by halting traffic before the bridge collapse. >> let us join together in a moment of silence for those who lost their lives. >> reporter: the federal government released $60 million in emergency funding that will serve as a down payment to cover the immediate cost of reopening the port. it is just the first step of what will be a costly and time consuming effort that will ultimately take years to build. gio?

>> gio: years indeed. all right, elizabeth, thank you very much. i just 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 what it's touting

as a historic night. a star studded fund-raiser at new york's radio city music hall raising a whopping $26 million in a single night. president biden sharing the stage with his two democratic predecessors, barack obama and bill clinton. in conversation with late night host stephen colbert. big name stars coming out including queen latifah and lizzo. seen here in video shared by the dnc chair. >> we got three president in the building tonight! that sounds like a p-p-party to me! >> reporter: with no tv cameras allowed inside the campaign selectively releasing just one clip taking a shot at rival donald trump. >> can voters trust a presidential candidate who has not won a single trump international golf club trophy at long last sir had you no chip shot? >> well, look, i'd be happy to play. i told him this before when he came into the -- before he got sworn in. i said, i'll give you three strokes if you carry your own

bag. >> reporter: according to reporters in the room, all three made the case that trump presents a dangerous threat to american democracy. but they also tried to energize voters around biden's record, highlighting his bipartisan legislation to lower prescription drug costs and investments in american manufacturing, with steps to combat climate change. the record breaking event bringing in more money than trump raised all last month, with tickets selling for $225 to half million dollars. but the fund-raiser also highlighting one of the biggest challenges facing the president. protesters outside and inside the room. many calling for an immediate cease fire in gaza. accusing the biden administration of aiding genocide interrupting the show at least six times. in response to those interruptions, president biden said there have been too many innocent victims and more aid needs to get into gaza. he highlighted his support for a

two state solution. despite the protests the biden campaign hopes this sold out event will help energize the democratic party as the president continues to run neck and neck with trump, guys. >> rebecca: we know you will be following it every step of the way. mary, thank you. mean time, former president trump was also in new york attending a wake for a new york police officer who was gunned down in the line of duty. rachel scott has more. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: good morning, rebecca. yeah, donald trump was eager to try to draw a contrast with president biden and that star studded fund-raiser just a few miles away, meeting with the family of an nypd officer who was killed in the line of officer. officer jonathan diller was shot during a traffic stop monday. the 31-year-old was rushed to the hospital where he died leaving behind a wife and 1-year-old son. the former president attended the wake for diller but also used it as an opportunity to call for a crackdown on violent crime, telling reporters the country has got to get back to law and order. trump did not provide any specific details on how he would combat crime. fbi data does show a drop in violent crime nationwide.

it is also worth noting as the former president continues to push for law and order, he also has expressed deep support for the riders that stormed the capitol on january 6th. many of whom were convicted for brutally attacking police officers that day. of course trump himself is now being charged with 88 criminal counts. >> gio: thank you very much for that. we're going to turn to trouble on the tarmac in minnesota when two delta planes clipped wings on one of the busiest days for spring break travel. it is the latest incident at one of our nation's airports raising questions about safety. this morning the faa investigating two delta planes colliding. the two air bus a320 planes clipped wings at the st. paul international airport. >> just startling boom and then the most violent shake i have ever had on an airplane. >> reporter: according to delta, the incident occurred during push back from the gate of one of the aircraft around 10:45 a.m. involving some 271 people

on both planes. troy jackson was traveling to see his family in arizona. >> we were taxiing. all of a sudden just a big jarring bump. >> reporter: there were no injuries from the collision. following the incident, both planes returned to their gate so passengers could deplane. delta apologizing and saying they were working to re-accommodate customers to their final destinations. this incident coming just one day after people were evacuated from a frontier flight in charlotte for an unidentified strong odor. passengers seen here exiting the plane down these slides. frontier airlines saying, we extend our sincere apologies and concern for those impacted and are investigating the cause of the incident. the faa says that it is very focused on runway incursions, investing more than $100 million last spring to reduce them. nobody was hurt in this latest incident with delta, but there is a real fear that something really bad could happen if we don't stop this from happening again.

>> rebecca: they got to get to the bottom of this. okay, gio. thanks. we turn to the stock market, closing at an all-time high. closed for good friday today. stephanie ramos joins us. when trading resumes on monday, investors are going to be watching to see if the dow can break 40,000 points for the first time. >> absolutely. the dow jones industrial average closing at another all time high of 39,807 that's fewer than 200 points from the 40,000 mark. not to be outdone the s&p 500 also closed at a record high, closing out its best first quarter in five years. so what is driving the market? interest rates have yet to come down. but last week the fed sill signaled that it is still on track for three rate cuts this year. and while rates and inflation remain high, the u.s. economy has proved to be resilient and the job market remains solid, with february numbers exceeding expectations, rebecca. >> rebecca: lot of hopes for interest rates to come down especially if you're trying to

buy a house. we're starting to see gas prices creep up again, stephanie. >> we are. the average cost of a gallon of gas nationwide is $3.53 a gallon. that's up $0.22 from a month ago. with demand high, those prices are expected to continue to climb, rebecca. >> rebecca: okay, stephanie. thanks for getting us updated on all the money news. now to pope francis, keeping a full schedule throughout this holy week despite recent health issues presiding over good friday mass this morning. foreign correspondent james longman has more. good morning to you, james. >> reporter: good morning, eva. easter is the most important time of the year for christians. despite his cold and flu symptoms and mobility issue, pope francis is presiding over easter celebrations this weekend. he was in good form at the washing of the feet ceremony a ritual that seeks to emulate jesus watching the feet of the disciples the night before he died. the pope is the first to take these rituals out of the church,

into the community. he did just that again at an all-female prison washing the feet of 12 female prisoner. some of them looked visibly moved as he did this. he did it from his wheelchair and told him jesus always forgives. tonight is a way of the cross service. that's held at the coliseum. for the first type in his papacy, he will deliver his own meditations. then this weekend, easter sunday, he will deliver his blessings from the balcony to millions around the world. with war raging in gaza and ukraine, his message will be one of hope. >> rebecca: thanks, james longman. we wish all of the people celebrating easter a holy and sperb holiday. we turn to march madness. four teams punching their ticket to the elite eight overnight. trevor ault is here with the highlights and the stars to watch today. >> good morning. >> rebecca: the stars to watch. keep your eye on the stars. >> always. anyone who knows me knows that. had a really fun night of

basketball especially for people who want to see upsets. we had four games, three underdog victories yesterday. we have a lot more exciting basketball on the docket today for both the men and women's tournaments. a night of thrilling upsets in the men's sweet 16. >> game over! >> reporter: the first number one seed toppling, number four alabama knocking out north carolina in a down to the wire game. >> the second time in program history they move on. >> reporter: beating the tar heels by two point, alabama now heading to their first elite eight in 20 years where they'll face number 6 seed clemson. >> it's going to be the clemson tigers. >> reporter: who, in another big upset, knocked out 2 seed arizona 77-72. >> and it goes! chase hunter! >> reporter: the hunter brothers chase and dillon closing out the game with back to back buckets. >> and the younger brother has

an and-one! >> reporter: the tigers now heading to their first elite eight in 44 years. and also still dancing, illinois. the three seed beating iowa state 72-69 showering in their victory. >> connecticut is going to the elite eight! >> reporter: uconn defeating san diego state with the largest margin since 2017, 82-52. now the women are back in action today including top ranked south carolina against indiana. only four perfect women's brackets remain. donny kisner and his 8-year-old son tristan have one of them, speaking overnight to gma. >> i didn't even realize it was a perfect bracket. i had him pick some. i picked some. when it got down to the final four, we each picked some. >> reporter: donny said he is rooting for iowa, but in his

bracket he does have them losing to south carolina in the championship game. i want to take you -- let's go through the slate today for women's games. some women that you want to watch. the entirety of eva's south carolina squad. they are unbelievable. they're playing indiana. there's an amazing freshman on notre dame, hannah hidalgo. she's going to be playing oregon state, along with her teammates, of course. # sanford playing illinois state. and texas. plus the men to watch, yesterday we turned about ej burns. he is fun. and zach edey of purdue. if you like old school basketball, they're playing gonzaga. lot of people will be watching duke and houston. real slug fest today. >> rebecca: a real slug fest. you heard it here first from trevor. caitlin clark doesn't play until saturday, but she might have some interesting summer plans ahead. >> not even waiting until summer. essentially if she loses this weekend she's already been invited to join the usa senior olympic team. they have a camp on wednesday. now, the final four for women's is next weekend so if they keep winning she won't be available. but it's a nice fall back,

should iowa get knocked out. >> gio: how's your bracket? >> it's busted. >> eva: we're in the same pool. he's the commissioner. >> i'm at the bottom. >> rebecca: thanks, trevor. coming up get ready for the solar coaster. millions traveling to get the best view of the eclipse. plus, former crypto king sam bankman-fried sentenced to 25 years in prison. >> gio: how some states are cracking down on squatters and the california moms calling themselves vigilantes, fighting to protect their neighborhoods. first ginger. >> ginger: stormy on the west coast. this is from oregon, a water spout that was sighted over the weekend. ocean. i do want to tell you that los angeles, they've already had more than their annual average. obviously we're just in march. they get a lot of it in the winter. we got flood watches up going into easter weekend it will be a flash flood threat especially tonight through

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from the broadway stage to success on the silver screen he was the first black man to win an academy award for an actor in a supporting role. that was for "an officer and a gentle man" opposite richard gere. he most recently appeared in "watch man" with regina king garnering an emmy nomination and reimagining of the color purple. louis gossick jr. was 87. we turn to sam bankman-fried, sentenced to 25 years behind bars for stealing billions in a massive crypto fraud. aaron katersky, you've been on this story from the start. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, rebecca. sam bankman-fried cast himself not as a financial serial killer but an awkward math nerd looking to do good. the judge was having none of it. once lauded as the wonder king of the crypto who kept the company of the rich and famous, this morning sam bankman-fried begins a 25 year

prison sentence. sam bankman-fried addressing the court saying, i'm sorry for things i did and didn't do. but the judge said there was no remorse. >> you just need ftx! >> reporter: ftx once the go to celebrity endorsed crypto exchange. behind the scenes customers did not know sam bankman-fried was using billions of their money for himself to prop up his struggling hedge fund. at trial prosecutors played this interview with our george stephanopoulos. >> you do know and did know ftx deposits were being funneled to alameda? >> i was vaguely aware that that was how some wires were being sent in the first place. >> george: didn't that set off alarm bell in your head? >> there are a lot of people who are involved in that process. look, i really deeply wish that i had taken, like, a lot more responsibility for understanding what the details were of what was going on there. >> reporter: customers lost everything.

one victim telling the judge the money which i wanted to spend on a family home taken away, as well as my children's education. in addition to the 25 years in prison, bankman-fried was ordered to forefit $11 billion to compensate victims. one of the stiffest white collar sentences handed down in years and reflected the judge's worry bankman-fried could commit another fraud. there's a risk that this man will be in a position to do something very bad in the future, and it's not a trivial risk. now he will be taken to a low or medium security prison, likely near his parents in northern california. rebecca, the judge said sam bankman-fried may be a lot of things, but he is not a risk of being violent. rebecca? >> rebecca: as you say, aaron, he's serving the second longest sentence in prison for white collar crime. that is after bernard madoff, who served 40 years. gio? >> gio: incredible. all right, rebecca. now the crackdown on squatters. lawmakers in several states are taking action to protect

homeowners. zohreen shaw joins us from los angeles with that story. good morning. >> reporter: if you own property it is important to know the laws in your state. you got to be pro-active if you see someone in your home who should not be there. some homeowners now have help, with lawmakers stepping up. homeowners versus squatters. incidents like this one in new york uncovered by wabc are pushing lawmakers to do something. >> you shouldn't be trying to steal my house! yes, you are! >> reporter: in florida wednesday, governor ron desantis signing a bill into law to help homeowners get squatters out of their properties. >> what the squatters know is even when they are not wrong, it's a massive process many times before they can be evicted. >> reporter: the new law allows property owners to request law enforcement immediately if a squatter will not leave. city after city, it is a scene playing out repeatedly across the country. >> they came in through the back

when you're having parties. people are parking on the yard. >> reporter: in georgia, ashley lincoln at our abc atlanta affiliate wsb tv uncovering several corporate owned rental properties taken over by squatters, like this property, for the last 14 months. this ring video capturing the squatters unloading furniture into the home. >> the police can't do anything. you can't protect nobody. >> reporter: the legislators there fighting back, saying squatters should be charged with trespassing. the bill now sitting on the governor's desk, waiting to become law. >> both of these acts, the one in florida as well as the georgia, are giving homeowners a faster way to get these individuals out of the home. it's taking it out of the civil court process and empowering law officials to remove the squatters from the properties. >> reporter: in los angeles, abc's jacqueline lee spoke with moms who call themselves vigilantes, creating a neighborhood watch after squatters took over this $3 million home down the street. law enforcement unable to do anything because it's a, quote, civil matter.

you said squatters are treating this like their neighborhood. >> it's a constant problem. >> reporter: she adds they are even helping themselves to packages that belong to the homeowner. experts have two tips. keep an eye on your property. if you learn you have squatters in your home, reach out to a lawyer. eva? >> eva: thank you so much. coming up, how far millions are traveling to see the total eclipse. and how you can still find a deal to be in the path of totality. ♪ ♪ ♪ keep living. we'll keep repairing.

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>> eva: back with our countdown to the total solar eclipse, now just ten days away. cities along the path of totality are preparing to become tourist hot spots. our gio benitez is tracking all the tourism that's booming. >> gio: i am so excited to be in that path of totality. so are 4 million other people that are expecting to make the eclipse the heart of their spring get away. there are still ways to score a last minute eclipse adventure. take a look. across the country, a total eclipse takeover. >> we have folks coming from japan and tasmania, 11 european countries. >> reporter: with the stunning event over a week away, cities along the path of totality, now

the biggest tourist hot spots in the u.s. nearly 4 million visitors expected as far south as texas all the way north to maine. >> believe it or not, people have been booking hotels for 11 months. airlines have added special flights for the coverage. >> we've got all the gadgets to be able to record some cool picture. >> gio: leslie meyers and her family hitting the road for a 15 hour drive from florida to texas to take part. >> we wanted to go somewhere that had a decent amount of totality. to show the kids around texas. so we thought it was great because they are having over four minutes. >> gio: and this man has been planning his trip for seven years. >> i don't know if there's words to describe the level of excitement that i have. i have been preparing for this for years. i knew the dates of the next five or six that are happening. i know exactly where we want to go. >> gio: priceline has seen a 300% surge in searches compared to the same time last year.

cities like cleveland, buffalo, eupindi indiana. those eclipse weekend flights don't always come cheap. the average round trip ticket to louisville runs about $1,200. buffalo about $1,000. san antonio just under $900. travel experts say there may still be time to snag a deal, particularly when it comes to hotels. >> you want to go to a secondary city. don't try to go to indianapolis, but travel to bloomington. or outside the major cities 'cause sometimes you'll still see hotel deals there. >> gio: with all that travel, local cities are expected to reap the rewards. and those smaller cities are still going big on eclipse mania like hillsboro, texas, which is offering a weekend of events leading up to the main one. locals say they've been preparing for two years to welcome crowds to eclipse-boro. >> we ordered 25,000 pairs of glasses. there was a moment when we started to think, maybe that's not enough, so we ordered another 25,000 pair.

>> gio: there's no shortage of ways to participate. six flags over texas offering thrill seekers a chance to strap in for a solar coaster. and if you have your sea legs holland america offers an experience far from the distractions off shore. by the way, there are some seats left on that delta flight. this will be the last total solar eclipse until 2044 so it's worth putting out all the stops to see it with your eclipse glasses, of course. >> eva: how can you see it -- i can see nothing. if you want to see it and you're not in the zone of total darkness, is there a way for people to see it? >> gio: nasa says that 99% of the people in america will be able to see at least some of it. that includes alaska, hawaii as well. but take a look at this. it may be partial but this animation shows you how much you're going to see so you will be able to experience it either way. again, you need to wear those glasses even for a partial eclipse like you are seeing right there.

you know where you can see the total eclipse? right here on abc. monday april 8th with coverage starting on gma. then you can follow it live on eclipse across america beginning at 2 p.m. eastern right here on abc. abc news live. national geographic channel and all of disney's family of networks and social platforms. >> rebecca: don't want to miss it. you will be in the path of totality. indianapolis, gio. can't wait to see that. >> gio: that's right. >> rebecca: these really double as head bands. something to use them for after the eclipse. coming up next, guys, our play of the day. stay with us. us. ♪ ♪ box, pj morton ♪ don't let me go ♪ ♪ no ♪ ♪ don't let me go ♪ ♪ no ♪ ♪ don't let me go ♪ ♪ no, no, no don't let me go ♪ ♪ don't let me go ♪ ♪ no don't you ever let me go ♪ ♪ don't you ever let me go ♪ ♪ don't you ever let me go ♪

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>> sam: ah. now, we can't play all of dolly's intro, because she references her own experience with the certain becky with the good hair. you know what i'm talking about? even dolly uses some spicy language. who hasn't it happened to though? the becky in question apparently has auburn tresses. i can't wait to hear more about that. also featured is dolly's god daughter, miley cyrus, who is having a moment right now. miley has never looked better, right? joined beyonce for a duet on two most wanted. take a listen to this one. ♪ i'll be your shot gun rider til the day i die ♪ ♪ look out the window flying down the 405 ♪ >> sam: top down, sun roof open. all the way blasted up. i can't wait to get in the car and listen to this. we have an answer to this photo which has almost 3 million likes. this one she's helping herself to a nice bowl of pasta.

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dr. sutton is here with what we know about longevity. >> eva: you don't have to hold on any longer. ♪ this ain't texas ain't in hold em ♪ beyonce dropping her new album overnight and cowboy carter is already riding into the record books. ♪ jolene jolene jolene i'm warning you don't come for my man ♪ with blockbuster collaborations. ♪ i'll be your shot gun rider til the day i from miley to dolly to willie. inside the album you'll be listening to all weekend long. ♪ all i wanna do is have some fun ♪ >> rebecca: all we want to do is have some fun on this friday morning. sheryl crow is here talking about her new album and much more.

and she's saying -- >> good morning america! ♪ all i wanna 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 giant cranes to the scene to help remove debris from the steel encased dolly cargo ship. for the first time we are getting an up close look at the scale of this wreckage, really striking to see the size of this container ship. the army corps of engineers mobilizing 1,000 personnel. general scott sullivan showing us the damage up close. >> we have to get that section of bridge that is resting on the front of that vessel off of the vessel. >> reporter: that's vessel weighs nearly 9 million pounds and will be cut into four parts. each piece lifted one by one. >> behind you, you could see a concrete tower, reinforced concrete tower. you don't see one on this side because it's in the water. that's all resting on the bottom. >> reporter: federal investigators are now poring over the ship's voyage data recorder outlining a timeline of the five minutes before the disaster. new video from the ntsb shows investigators examining the containers.

56 of them contained hazardous material. floating barriers deployed around the ship's hull. maryland's governor says those hazardous materials do not pose a threat to the public. the federal government did just release $60 million to help cover the cost of reopening the port. rebuilding the bridge though could ultimately cost in the billions. rebecca? >> rebecca: okay, elizabeth. thank you. we turn now to the major storm on the move as we head into the holiday weekend. ginger is tracking it all. nice to see you again, ginge. >> ginger: nice to see you. it's not going to be easy for folks on the west coast to get around this weekend. we want to lay it all out. it becomes windy and dangerous in the way of flash flooding. let's start in brookings, oregon, where they were seeing a water spout. it has been storming. much of the west coast and especially southern california are sitting way above average. snowfall is above average in almost every western state which

is great news for reservoirs. cotton wood canyon there showing the inches of snow. that storm in the pacific now will be attacking the coast as we get into tonight, tomorrow. that's when those wind alerts start coming up all the way through arizona. but the flood area, from santa barbara down through los angeles all those places that have had problems with cliff erosion down to san diego. watch out for flash flooding especially on saturday. we're going to move that to the east. that storm erupts into bad weather. damaging tornados. oklahoma, kansas, missouri. lot of times people don't pay attention to the weekend and monday hits and they aor like, whoa. we're watching that monday and tuesday. >> eva: that's always me. thanks, ginger. now the new study that could impact what you fry up to have alongside your morning cup of coffee. rhiannon ally is here to break it down for us. good morning, rhiannon. >> this news may change what you're having for breakfast. a new study funded by eggland's best and presented at the

american college of card kwrol skwreu annual session finds eating a dozen eggs a week may not negatively affect your cholesterol levels. researchers followed 140 adults age 50 and older who have heart disease or two risk factors and put them into two groups. those who eat two or less eggs and those who eat more than 12 mortified eggs. those are the eggs that include extra vitamins. after four months cholesterol levels were checked. no meaningful change in the levels of hdl, that is what's known as good cholesterol, more ldl, the bad cholesterol. between the two egg group, before changing your diet, of course, experts say you have to check with your doctor. eggs are incredibly popular around easter but egg prices keep increasing. over the last several months they went from $2 to $3 in february. experts do expect the prices to come down in the coming months.

if you are dying easter eggs this weekend, the fda says they are safe to eat as long as you use food safe dye and refridgerate them immediately after. >> gio: thank you for that good news. coming up, it is finally here. beyonce album cowboy carter dropping just hours ago. we have everything you need to know about it. >> rebecca: the researcher who says we might be able to live into our hundreds by changing the way we eat. dr. sutton is here with a reality check. >> eva: plus lori b is here with some of her friends ray and mr. met. they have the right stuff for every baseball fan. and sam has a very special guest. hey, sam. >> sam: hey. speaking of friends, our friend is here sheryl crow. now we can say rock and roll hall of famer. the band is here. we've got some stuff going on. don't get up and leave the house just yet. it's all coming up on gma. leave house just yet it is coming on

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now to our gma cover story. beyonce's highly anticipated country album dropping overnight. of course. cowboy carter. you know it's lassoing up rave reviews. stephanie ramos, got the reaction. incredible collaboration. huh? >> yes, so many. i love it when story prep includes listening to beyonce all morning long. i'll take it. cowboy carter has officially arrived. this much anticipated follow-up to renaissance and her 2016 album lemonade both of which infused art and symbolism into her music. beyonce new album cowboy carter, her eighth, marks her official entry into the world country music. >> hello, girls. >> hello, beyonce. >> saddle up cowboy carter is finally here. >> we want to welcome you to the beyonce cowboy carter act 2. and the rodeo cheering section. >> and the bey hive is buzzing. >> a beyonce album, this is not a country album.

she said it and she meant it. >> with a whopping 27 tracks and star studded collaborations like miley cyrus. ♪ interludes with country main stays like willie nelson. >> you know my name? i know yours. >> linda martle, the first commercially successful black female artist in country music. >> ladies and gentleman, this particular tune stretches across a range of genres. >> and the one and only dolly parton. >> hey, miss honey bey it's dolly p. >> leading into a barn burning cover of the country queen's hit "jolene." ♪ jolene jolene jolene jolene i'm warning you find you your own man ♪ >> beyonce warming hearts with a feature from her own daughter on the endearing protector.

>> mom, can i see it please? >> a new spin on the beatles classic black bird featuring country newcomers brittany spencer, raina roberts and tanner adele. ♪ black bird flies black bird flies into the light of a dark black night ♪ janai norman recently sitting down with her. >> i have been knocking, banging, kicking on this door and beyonce really opened it. i don't know if it changes that kind of systematic gate keeping of country music. but it does change who feels empowered to be there and show up and listen. >> this is beyonce's first country album. a genre she says she initially didn't feel welcomed in.

♪ this ain't texas ♪ texas holdem topping the starts. the 32 time grammy winner, the first black woman to reach number one on the country charts. >> she really is staking her claim. also bringing an entire new audience to an art form. >> she sure is. this ain't texas! >> whoo! [ laughter ] yes! ♪ texas hold em ♪ >> nice work, guys. ♪ this is gma ♪ cowboy carter took five years to pproduce. she said she was going to put it out during the pandemic but the world was too heavy. she took her time. here it is. you can see more of beyonce journey into country on a night line episode. >> rebecca: thank you for doing all that hard work for us. we appreciate it. [ laughter ] >> any time. >> rebecca: okay. we turn to the researcher who believes we can live well into our hundreds by changing the way we eat.

erielle reshef joins with us that story. good morning, erielle. >> good morning, rebecca. you know the longevity space is a crowded one. researchers the world over have been on a quest to find the holy grail of health. one professor says that studying populations in his native italy with its pocket of sent centanarians helped him formulate the regimen he believes can help people live to be over 100. 56-year-old walter longo is a former grunge band guitarist turned professor. >> it's never too late to make a switch. >> reporter: longo is the director of the longevity institute at the university of southern california. and author of the best selling book the longevity diet which looks at the connections between what you eat, how you eat and living a long life. >> a medical doctor talked about living to 120. but then i also say how difficult it is to get to 100. >> reporter: longo developed something he calls the fasting mimicking diet, a short term low

calorie diet designed to induce the potential benefits of real fasting recently publishing a study which claims to find that this kind of diet reduced markers of aging in mice. but that doesn't necessarily mean the same is true in humans. >> by doing five days of 800 to 1100 calorie, we are very very far from starving the body. we're just starting to push the cells into reset mode. if you go too long you can slow metabolism and start having problems. and if you go too short you never entered this reprogramming stem cell activation. >> reporter: beyond the occasional five day fast mimicking, longo represents eating a verge of the popular mediterranean diet with health benefits supported by years of research. >> so many of the ingredients keep coming up and are associated with longevity, longer life span are high levels of legumes, whole grains, nuts,

different type of tree nuts and low levels of red meat and even white meat, at least until age 65 or 70. >> reporter: while no medical or diet intervention guarantee a long life, diet and lifestyle and genetics can play a role in longevity. >> now different people will do different things. for those who don't want to change, at least they will take 15 days a year and do this. >> reporter: again, experts say there is no study that has found a silver bullet to slow the aging process. though longo says hi goal is to live to be a healthy 120, 130, he admits even reaching 100 is hard to achieve but he is hopeful that his methods and his research may get him and all of us a little bit closer. rebecca? >> rebecca: that would be nice. okay, erielle, thank you very much. we want to bring in our medical correspondent dr. darien sutton. nice to see you, dr. sutton. how much of this is real? >> there's a tremendous amount of studies going on in this world of longevity.

this concept of mimicking fasting has grown in popularity. it's relatively viral. it's based off of that idea, where you just fast or restrict your calorie intake for a few days a week, five days for a couple times a year. that's supposed to be associated with not only improved healthier lifestyle, but also in general decreasing your risk of death or premature death, disease. i will say although the studies are promising, by most standards a lot of these studies are limited. you always have to have caution whenever someone is coming to you with straight forward problem to a complex solution. so i think that is what we should take away from it. >> rebecca: reminds me of that idea of just a crash diet to fix something. people want to live longer. they want to spend more time with their family and friends. and live well. what are some ways to do that? >> focusing on the basics. my thing is don't overcomplicate it. when you're trying to make a plan about how to live longer, there's some key things you need to do. number one, understanding what you're most at risk for. within the united states, heart disease is the number one risk

of death or killer. number one reason people die prematurely. you avoid eating ultraprocessed foods. staying active, maintaining a balanced diet, avoiding too much added sugar. most importantly, getting the appropriate amount of sleep. these are key ways we know are tested and trued in order to live healthier and longer. >> rebecca: sounds like scientists are spending more time looking at these methods? >> that's what we were having a discussion about. just how are they going to figure this out? you can't change something you can't measure. the first step in figuring out, how do we find someone's cellular health? lot of the results and testing is on dna. that's absolutely fascinating. beyond that how do environmental factors play into that? hopefully we'll be able to see more research to help us make better decisions. >> rebecca: we'll hear more on it from you, dr. sutton. ginger, over to you? >> ginger: i'm thinking about tree rings. haven't we studied about those forever? and we don't know about human cells? we got a lot of work to do. how about boston? thanks, guys. how about boston?

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we're talking pop tarts. unfrosted. the comedian of jerry seinfeld. it tells us the semitrue story of the invention of the pop tart and the trailer just dropped. so take a look. >> entering the race to reinvent breakfast with the help of chef boyardee. and jack lalame. >> we're stacking the deck with winner. >> the important thing is the name. >> fruit magoose? >> what? >> no. >> pick em up and ate em up? >> no. >> ablong nibblers? >> is this a joke? [ laughter ] >> sam: jerry assembled an a list cast to tell his tale. we're talking melissa mccarthy, who you just saw, hugh grant, christian slater and amy schumer, the one and only ali wepbtworth, ladies and gentlemen. seinfeld not only starred in the film but directed it. he co-wrote the script. it pops may 3rd. thank you very much. before that jerry seinfeld pops himself into our studio to tell us about it.

also this morning, what do you think? are you a pop tart person or no? >> rebecca: this is true, right? >> sam: i don't think anyone is going ablong nibblers. anyway, never had a friend like me. never had a friend, never had a friend like me. there's never been a show like alladin. the musical is celebrating ten years on broadway. last night they marked the anniversary with a special performance, bringing back some of the original stars, all reuniting for the biggest performance of friend like me in history. of course you can see it here. ♪ you ain't never had a friend never had a friend you ain't never had a friend never never never ♪ ♪ never never never ♪ >> sam: don't you just want to just stand up and sing? that's not the only anniversary to celebrate. this year disney on broadway is hosting three decades on the great white way.

we want to show the genie a whole new world, if you will. >> rebecca: don't you dare close your eyes. [ laughter ] >> sam: we're turning the tables and granting his wish, sending the show's genie michael james scott. you know him. we love him. across the globe to see some of the other musicals in production. you can catch his trip as we celebrate disney on broadway's 30th anniversary , exclusively right here on gma. amazing show, michael. he's so great, so talented and such a nice guy. >> he's going to be stuck in all of our heads all day. >> you got to do the move, though. never had a friend? >> never. >> and finally this morning. it's my favorite part of eastern. of course, i'm talking about the cadbury bunny commercial. heavy quotation marks on the word bunny here, because it never is a bunny. easter bunny, buck buck, you know, the commercials. and now the sixth annual contest just

crowned its winner. and it is drum roll, please, on your lap. louie the raccoon with his new title, louie scored a starring role in a cadbury commercial and $7,000 louie. don't spend it all in one place, likely millions of followers as well. like me, louie is a two year old rescue raccoon from miami, florida. he was rescued by his owner after he was deemed unable to live in the wild. that's my story as well. and now he's a superstar. guys, that's pop news. the raccoon make easter bunny. >> there's the commercial. thank you. sam, coming up. >> laurie is here with the right stuff for opening day. stay with us. >> interrogations are a slow burn. question after question, hour after hour. >> you can see the click, click, click, click. >> before he finally broke, it was surreal. an interrogation tapes premieres monday on abc. >> sunday morning, breaking new reports on the baltimore bridge collapse. the investigation and what's next for rebuilding and

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afternoon for heavier rain. it's a level two, a moderate storm chance of a thunderstorm today, even some gusty winds. a wind advisory is now in effect. so we have those showers right now that are scattered and pretty light in nature. it's between noon and five when we have the heavy rain moving through the strongest winds. and even tonight, for your friday night plans, a thunderstorm is possible. kumasi. >> thank you drew. we'll have another abc seven news find the latest at abc >> welcome back to gma, live from times square. ♪ all i wanna do is have some fun i got a feeling i'm not the only one ♪ >> gio: such a great song. skpl we are going to have some fun because grammy winner sheryl crow is right here. her new album evolution just dropped overnight. she's going to perform live for us in just a few minutes.

rebecca? >> rebecca: can't wait for that, gio. it is time now for the right stuff. baseball season is officially under way. and this morning lori b has all the fan favorites so you can hit it out of the park, whether at the stadium or your kid's game. we're at the pitcher's mound. we got mr. met, ray. let's do it. >> we're going to run the bases re. [ laughter ] >> rebecca: we're going to run the bases. >> sam: this could go well or -- >> it's going to be a home run! should we kick things off? i feel like we're all going to love this. who doesn't want to get into the spirit of the game? if a team has apparel, then this is the place to get it. it's fanatics, guys. they have over 500 different teams. they have merch of all kinds. collectibles. exactly. we've got mets here. who do we have? phillies. mr. met turned the other teams

around, guys. what a rascal. what a rascal. we've got cubs. people love not only that there's an endless selection here, but also high quality. the other great thing about this for all the parents out there they have a jersey coverage program. if your player switches teams after that july 30 major league baseball deadline, you'll love this. it's good business, rebecca jarvis. you can apply to get a new jersey for the new team. >> rebecca: love that. >> sam: getting into the stadium, you have to have an approved bag. this is important. >> this is the lulu lemon bag. it does go everywhere. we have two mascots here, very into it. you need something that's clear when you're going to that stadium. also even if you're just going to see your kid's game on the side line, you can see where everything is. i don't know about you, but if i have a bag that's big enough to fill, i will fill it. then i will not be able to find anything, right? >> rebecca: where's my keys? where's my phone? now i know. >> exactly. you will be able to see everything. it's an adjustable strap.

ray, will you show us? look at that adjustable strap. you can wear it many different ways. super affordable and adorable. >> sam: it will fit you. it really will. it's adjustable. it will fit you. >> rebecca: we've got some very comfy seats. these have been upgraded since my days visiting the twins games as a kid. >> those stadium seats are not always the most comfortable. >> sam: true. >> especially if you're at a local sports team, like your kid's high school field or whatever. bleachers have a hard surface. these are from coleman under $17. they're padded. they're adjustable. they're waterproof. they have a little mesh pocket in the back. they're portable. and you can even fold it down so if you're in the bleachers, it becomes a two person bench. ray is showing us -- look. >> rebecca: they're making friends. >> bleacher buddies.

>> sam: seats two people comfortably. >> right. speaking of fitting two people comfortably -- >> sam: in case there's a rainy day? these i find fascinating. the weather, especially spring, can be really messy, like yesterday. >> exactly. why today is a good opening day for our mets. right? playing the brewers. this is the weather pod. this thing is cool. as you said, it will protect you from elements. it is light weight and portable. they make two different kinds. you can have this if it's a rainy day. it fits two people or one ray. or you can have a mesh one if you've got like a very buggy area. you want to keep all that out. this is great for grandparents, little kids where there's some weather. >> rebecca: i have seen them. they're so smart to carry around. >> that's the weather pod. it's a great thing to get, you

guys. >> rebecca: here we are back to home base. let's run to home! >> let's run. when there is that weather -- oh my goodness. mail down! you need protection. these are great emergency ponchos to have. you can keep them in your bag. they're under $20. they have a myriad of uses. you can use them as a shelter for camping. >> sam: this is good quality. >> those are not disposable. thank you for bringing that up. you can use them over and over. sorry to keep touching you. [ laughter ] they're nice quality. they are breathable. >> rebecca: caution, this may happen at home. >> yeah, exactly. they're breathable. they come in a ton of different colors. >> rebecca: ray wants one. >> it's a great thing to keep on your person whatever game you're going to, whether a professional baseball game or your kid's game. >> rebecca: lori, what's your team? >> well today it's the mets. i never root against the home town team so i also love the yankees. >> rebecca: ray, thanks for giving it your all today.

you, too, mr. met. lori b, we love having you. coming up sheryl crow is here live. stay with us. met (box thuds) (water boils) (packet tears) (tea bag clanks) (water pours) - listening to people that drink bigelow tea is so important to my family, because making that perfect cup, it's the reason we do what we do hi, guys! - hi! - hey! - so what are you guys drinking? - constant comment. - when i'm drinking bigelow tea, it's just a moment for me. it's just me time. - that's what a cup of tea is. - it is. - a moment for you, someone you love. - aw! (customer sighs) - it tastes really great. - yes! it was always bigelow tea - wow! that's what my family hopes for. cheers. - cheers. (bright upbeat music)

>> eva: we're back. we have nine time grammy winner, rock and roll hall of famer sheryl crow. [ applause ] her new album evolution just came out this morning.

sheryl, welcome back to gma. >> thank you. thank you for having me. >> eva: congratulations. you are going to see evolution, the title track of this album. i'm curious how this title came about? >> well, you know, i have two boys, they're teenagers now. the things they talk about are so much more worldly than what i was worrying about when i was a teenager. with the advent of artificial intelligence and reading about the beatles and the george carlin thing. it's a little -- for me it's a little overwhelming. i didn't grow up with social media or technology. trying to navigate what that's going to mean for us wanting to know the truth and how everything is algorithms and raising kids. i just -- the only thing i know how to do is go to my guitar with a note pad and just try and figure it out by thinking about it and expressing. that's how the album came about, really. >> rebecca: kids drive off to school and i would be like, what's happening? [ laughter ] i don't know what to do.

>> gio: i heard you actually didn't want to put out a new album. what changed your mind? >> i did say i'm never putting out another album because i can't control what comes out of my mouth. [ laughter ] i feel like people don't listen to full bodies of work any more like a conventional artistic thing like an album. so the last album which was very collaborative, felt like a great book end. i would continue to put songs out. i wound up with a handful of songs that i felt were so timely that i kind of feel like, instead of an album, i feel like it's more of a play list. i'm calling it a play list instead of an album of new music. >> rebecca: have your sons listened to this play list of new music? >> i heard most of it. somist, like alarm clock, they loved. then broken record, they were like, no. [ laughter ] they're tough critics. >> gio: you've been here so many times.

the last time you were here was just before rock and roll hall of fame. it was a huge night. >> i'm much different now. [ laughter ] >> gio: yes, you are. yes, ma'am. >> sam: we're not worthy. it was so amazing. i'm curious what you remember of that night? it was a huge night. >> i have never been married but i feel like it was kind of like a wedding where you're like, oh yeah, oh yeah. you know? it was a monumental evening but also a really important moment in my life. not to mention the fact that i had all the people that have been with me in my career, like 30 years. all the people that have been with me from the beginning. i also had my kids there. to have them kind of witness the world that was before them. when they came, i put everything aside and i still do music but they're my world. so they got to kind of witness the world that was before them.

but also to sing with stevie and olivia. peter frampton, he was my first concert. it just was a fantastic night. to sing with willie who, for me, one of my favorite people on the planet. it was an amazing night. >> eva: can you talk about your friendship with olivia rodrigo? you played with her in nashville. >> she invited me to come up and do "if it makes you happy." i said kid, but she's a grown woman, obviously. i think of her as a kid because i'm old enough to be her dad's older sister. [ laughter ] she's just a great young woman. she knows who she is. she doesn't sing to be -- she knows how to navigate the social media thing. i look at her and i go, she has friends that are not famous. she keeps her world as her own world.

she's a great pointed of view. when i said you remind me of the breeders, she said i love the breeders. she shouldn't be able to remember the breeders. but yet she has authentic references. i love that. i love that. >> rebecca: i love the breeders. [ laughter ] i'm not just saying that. you have gone through your own evolution. i wonder what advice you would give to young talent coming up now and facing some of these things that you sing about? >> i wouldn't be doing what i'm doing if i had to navigate this world where you promote you as a brand and that your art is something that is a side -- i don't know. it's hard for me to grasp it. it's the same thing i tell my kids. turn the noise off. the authentic self that you came in as is not only enough, it is beautiful and perfect. and that anybody else that is

defying that is not in your corner. it's difficult. i didn't let my kids -- in fact, my 13-year-old isn't on social media, my 16-year-old has snapchat. it's yucky, for lack of a better, more astute word. it's just a really yucky world to navigate. even somebody my age gets their feelings hurt. that was the whole point of writing "broken record." at a certain point we do have to remember that what was built into our dna, which will never be in artificial intelligence, is empathy. also feelings. you know? it's easy to hurt other people's feelings. >> sam: i love you so much. [ laughter ] >> rebecca: be nice! be nice. >> my mom says it's just as easy to be nice as it is a jerk. >> eva: good advice. sheryl, thank you for being here. you're going to perform for news a couple minutes. first weather with ginger.

>> ginger: we can not wait for that performance. mr. met is already dancing. he's been keeping everybody smiling out here. everyone will be smiling a whole lot more than they were yesterday when you had to move the game. good thing you did. yes, we're dryer. still windy. it will be a little on the raw side. temperatures in the low 50s. wind gusts to 30. i'm sorry, i have to check in on the phillies game, too. fanatic told me i had to do it. they're also going to be pretty decent. i know, mr. met. i'm sorry. mr. met and i are getting to dancing before the show starts. let's get a check closer to home. >> gio: now to this week's gma buzz pick. if you loved knives out or the thursday murder club you're

going to fall in love with this book. called how to solve your own murder. i love the title. here she is to tell us all about it. >> good morning america. i'm the author of how to solve your own murder. it's a cozy mystery set in an english village about a woman named francis who's told by a fortune teller when she's a teen that one day she will be murdered. francis lives her life by this fortune. when she's eventually killed 60 years later she is extremely wealthy. in order to prove she was right, her will stipulates that the person who solves her murder inherents her millions. it's up to her great niece to catch a killer. >> gio: cozy murder mystery. how to solve your own murder is available now. you can keep reading along with us at gma book club. coming up sheryl crow performs live. stick around. at "gma book club" and

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>> rebecca: we are back with sheryl crow. her new album evolution just dropped this morning. and she's going to perform the title track for us right now. sheryl, take it away. ♪ ♪ turned on the radio and there it was a song that sounded like something i wrote ♪ ♪ the voice and melody were hauntingly so familiar that i thought it was a joke ♪ ♪ is it beyond intelligence as if the soul need not exist ♪ ♪ evolution ever changing

lost in space and time ♪ ♪ maybe there's a grand solution somewhere we will find deep in the heart of humankind ♪ ♪ i held my baby as the sun came up and i watched him as he opened up his eyes ♪ ♪ what will i tell him when he's old enough to want the answers to all the questions why ♪ ♪ yes we are brilliant we are kind but sometimes we miss the glaring signs ♪ ♪ evolution ever changing

lost in space and time ♪ ♪ maybe there's a grand solution somewhere we will find deep in the heart of humankind ♪ ♪ we can create we can destroy we can feel pain we can feel joy ♪ ♪ we can plant seeds and watch love grow we can feel love 'cause it's written in the humankind ♪ ♪ evolution ever changing lost in space and time ♪ ♪

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from the exploratorium camera. live doppler seven showing you the initial band of showers associated with a warm front is here. it's a level two, a moderate storm with the heaviest rain coming later today. so between noon and 5 p.m. that's when it turns really wet around here, the winds pick up. we have a wind advisory in effect through the day for wind gusts as high as 50mph. kumasi >> thank you drew. now it's time for live with kelly and mark, and we'll be back back at 11 for 11 for middy deja vu: it's live with kelly and mark. ♪♪ [cheering] today, from the hit drama, grey's anatomy, jessica capshaw. plus, she's alice, in the new series, alice and jack, andrea riseborough. also, check out the new family car, as we wrap up live's auto week. ♪ ooh, baby come on ♪ all next, on live! ♪ give me another chance so that i can show ♪ ♪ that all that you've done ♪