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and an icy mix set to hit the northeast, we're tracking it all. >> in the hot seat. the ceo of tiktok on capitol hill and under fire from members of both parties. >> quite frankly, your testimony has raised more questions for me than answers. >> tiktok is the spy in american's pockets. >> focusing on privacy and security concerns from the cinese-owned company while tiktok creators fear a possible ban. >> fatal police shooting, body cam footage released in the case of the washington, d.c. man killed by officers who chased down the suspected shoplifter as we hear from his mother. >> the major ban involving transgender women athletes, what this could mean for the olympics. the latest this, mo. >> on the stand, oscar winner gwyneth paltrow set to testify in court this friday. making waves, would you set sail on a three-year cruise? who is buying the cabins?

what is included on the trip of the century? >> escape from the zoo, the zebra on the loose in a neighborhood making its way through crowded streets for hours. >> ♪ i'm walking on sunshine. >> and overnight, cinderella still dancing. >> florida atlantic is elite eight bound. >> florida atlantic toppling tennessee, gonzaga and ucla in an absolute thriller and kansas state outlasting michigan state in overtime. half the elite eight set, who will join them tonight and another big score, this nine year old catching a whopper, bursting into happy tears. what she said to her dad after the big catch. ♪ walking on sunshine. >> live in time square, this is "good morning america." >> good morning, america, thank you for joining us on friday

morning, great to have linsey davis and whit johnson in the studio with me. >> linsey: walking on sunshine, lots to get to. president biden with trudea. >> ceo of tiktok getting grilled on capitol hill about privacy concerns that users personal information could be accessed by the chinese government, that is coming up. >> news breaking overnight, u.s. firing airstrike to syria retaliating for a deadly drone attack that killed an american contractor and injured six others. chief correspondent martha raddatz has the latest. good morning, martha. >> martha: good morning, michael, retaliation, the u.s. targeting iranian-backed groups who they say are responsible for a series of attacks against american sources. the latest is a drone strike in northeast syria, leaving an american contractor dead and another one injured, along with

five american servicemembers wounded. some 900 forces in syria as part of counter isis force include forces, active duty, national guard and contractors who are a vital part of the mission. they are under constant threat since early 2021, they have been targeted 78 times by drones and rockets by proxy groups and sadly this latest claiming the life of the american, michael. >> unfortunately, martha. turn to north korea, they are claiming they tested an underwater attack drone that could create a radioactive tsunami? >> martha: exactly, michael, the north koreans have been testing weapons and u.s. resolve, this latest they say is a nuclear capable underwater attack drone, they claim can tsunami.

experts are skeptical, but what is clear, it is in response to u.s. and south korea joint military exercises. >> thank you for your reporting. >> severe weather impacting the south. 30 million on alert for tornados and damaging winds. sam champion system in for ginger. good morning. >> it is a bad dangerous morning in dallas fort worth and will guest worse across the gulf. let's get into it. early this morning on drive time in, severe thunderstorm warnings, even a tornado warning outside of fort worth. watch the storms and flood watches to the north. this is a bad system. move east and long track tornados ef-3 or higher for jackson, shreveport -- going off, i need everybody's

attention through the day today. just to the north is heavy rain, we have three to four, maybe up to five inches of rain. watch the area in louisville. we have snow, travercity to chicago land. in the northeast, heaviest rain gets in around noon time. linsey in miami we'll talk about big heat later this morning. >> linsey: that map lit up all over the country, sam, thank you. to the investigation into the fatal police shooting of a man chased by two virginia police officers after allegedly shoplifting kun glasses. body footage has been released, pierre thomas is in washington with that. good morning, pierre. >> linsey, good morning, today there are serious questions about the training and judgment of police after man suspected of stealing sunglasses was fatally shot. the man was unarmed. the mother of a dc man fatally shot by police after he allegedly stole a pair of sunglasses just can't believe

it. >> they drew their guns, fired and shot and killed him? and only thing they knew that he a pair of sunglasses.dly taking- >> this was execution by fairfax county police officers. >> store surveillance cameras role, timothy johnson walks into nordstrom at tyson corner maul in northern virginia. >> police say he can be seen stealing one pair of sunglasses. within minutes store alarms sound and officers are suddenly in hot pursuit. this police body cam is rolling. >> black male. >> shortly after 6:00 p.m. and dark, closing moments of the chase not exactly clear what happened, but the two officers fire their weapons. >> stop. stop reaching. >> shots fired. shots fired. >> according to police, johnson is shot once in the chest and

taken to a local hospital and pronounced dead. police say they found no weapons at the scene. one officer involved placed on restrictive duty. the other who fired the fatal shot dismissed from the force. >> the officer's actions do not meet the expectations of our police department. >> the chief of police says he plans to conduct a full review of department policy on foot chases, the local prosecutor is investigating. michael. >> michael: we hope something changes, thank you, deal to reduce surge of migrants at the northern border. the deal between u.s. and canada will be announced later today. senior national correspondent terry moran is traveling with the president. good morning, terry. >> good morning, michael, president biden and trudea are expected to announce the deal, a big step for both leaders who face mounting political

pressure, to address migration crisis that stretches up and down the western hemisphere. canada has seen unprecedented people entering the country, 40,000 last year, overwhelming canadian border communities. canada is turn back migrants seeking asylum and enter canada at unofficial crossing points. previously only those were turned back and in exchange canada will launch, has agreed to launch a new legal refugee program for 15,000 migrants from central and south america. that is expected and hoped it will take some pressure off the southern u.s. border. now migrant advocates on both sides of the border are criticizing this deal and say detention in the u.s. is unfair and dangerous for people fleeing persecution and violence. each of these leaders are facing so much pressure to bring order

and security to their borders, this might help, but there is no question, it is not a solution to the much bigger problem that stretches right up and down the western hemisphere. whit. >> terry, thank you. following massive demonstrations across france over pension reform. a million people taking to the streets. breaking now, major news about a visit from king charles, marcus moore is on the scene in paris for us. good morning to you. >> whit, good morning, we have just learned king charles, who was expected to arrive in france for a visit in just a couple days is postponing his trip because of the unrest in this country. whit, i want you to see this, one of the many scenes of massive and angry protesters, trash piled up here. demonstrators setting it on fire. in the distance, you may be able to see the smoke there still

smoldering. new protests in cities across , and setting fires in a number of cities. more than 450 demonstrators were arrested overnight nationwide and according to authorities 400 officers were injured in the midst of violent protests. people here are angry and upset about president emmanuel macron plan to raise minimum retirement age from 62 to 64. he says it is to protect the entire pension system. people are so upset about him implementing this plan and it was pushed through without a full vote in parliament. this is some tension building for months. workers and unions have been calling for protest and demonstrations every single day and linsey, demonstrations are expected to continue throughout the weekend. >> linsey: you can see why king charles decided not to come at this time.

urgent warning from the cdc about recalled eyedrops, three people have died after using them. victor oquendo has details. >> the cdc is warning about a growing number of deaths and rare infections linked to contaminated eyedrops recalled in early february. at least three people have died and eight have gone blind. four have had an eye surgically removed. 10 brands recalled, buts most cases linked to delson artificial tears made by global pharma. -- >> definitely check your medicine cabinet, if you have them, discard them right away. >> now suing global pharma. >> she is unstable right now, walking is difficult for her. >> the 68-year-old grandmother used the drops for nine months while she battled an infection the doctors had trouble treating

antibion theics. they removed the eye to keep the infection from spreading. >> how are you dealing with work? >> a lot. 1000%. >> yes. >> with poor vision in her remaining eye, she is now legally blind. >> she told us she had to learn to walk all over again, after the initial recall, asked wholesalers and retailers to stop use of that recalled product. michael >> michael: thank you, victor. to the ban on transgender athletes from women's events, including the olympics. eva pilgrim has the story. >> international governing body over track and field announcing ban that prevents transgender athletes from participating in women events after going through puberty. >> there is evidence.

>> the council tightening threshold for athletes with different sexual development or dsd, affecting a thousand athletes, including this athlete who would need to complete hormone suppressing treatment to race at the paris olympics. the latest ban coming a year after swimming adopted similar rules effectively barring trans athletes like ncaa lia thomas from competing in female events at the highest events. lia says this rule is detrimental to women sports and excludes women who are not deemed woman enough, trans women are women, intersex women are women, trans athlete advocates say education is paramount to ensure proper fairness and inclusion. >> most people cannot define the word transgender and so many people are talking about where

we belong and why and the solution is not to excludeus, invite education about experience and humanize us. >> telling bbc radio. >> there is fundamental principle in our sport, that is primary protection of the female category. >> these rules go into effect on march 31. >> thanks so much, we'll shift gears and talk about march madness, after a thrilling night, half the elite eight is set this morning. incredible games. >> good morning, law of averages where everything evens how, how about the law of madness. chaos reigns and games find compelling conclusion, that law was on full display in the sweet 16. walker stripped by noel. ball is loose. >> this morning the first four teams of the elite eight locked

in. >> count the basket and kansas state wins it. the wildcats are headed to the elite eight. >> kansas state pulling out an overtime thriller at madison square garden. michigan state coming back to tie with six seconds left. >> he scores. we're tied at 82. >> playing the game of his life, he missed what would have been the winning shot, the guard coming up huge in the mecca of basketball. >> are you kidding? >> 20 points and men's tournament record with 19 assists on the night. >> florida atlantic is elite eight bound. >> wildcats will face florida atlantic in the owls first ever elite eight appearance. >> martin three-pointer, down. >> their cinderella run rolling on after another stunning upset over fourth seed tennessee. and uconn blowing out arkansas

with an 88-65 win. the huskies in the elite eight for the first time since 2014, denying razorbacks a third consecutive trip. the nightcap between ucla and gonzaga in thrilling fight to the finish. ucla making a comeback bid at the end of the game, freshman almost sealing the deal with this big basket with 12 seconds left. >> the bulldogs firing back with three of his own. >> gonzaga survives, they are going to the elite eight. >> the zags through to the sixth elite eight. >> so good, four games tonight to finalize the elite eight and the women's sweet 16 will get underway, villanova, i mean, miami, canes off shocker over one seed indiana and player of the year clark hitting the court against colorado.

stanford knocked out of their quarter of the bracket, this could be the chance to make a deep run. action kicks off this afternoon on espn or on the app. >> great games yesterday, we'll be watching. thank you, coming up tiktok ceo in the hot seat grilled about privacy concerns. >> and gwyneth paltrow set to take the stand in a lawsuit accusing her of recklessly slamming into a man on the ski slopes. first back to sam in miami. >> we have had the warmest winter on record in miami. look at heat going into florida over the next three days. orlando may face a record everyday of the next three days. it may be cooler on the coastline in miami and fort lauderdale for the next day. that is weather around the nation, here is what you can expect this morning.

drew: it is a bright day, a breezy day, and a dry day. temperatures below average. we go into the mid to upper 50's later on tonight. frost advisory in effect for our coda his paws the 30's. look at that weekend. sunshine, dry conditions. enjoy for we track our next atmospheric river set to arrive tuesday. it is a level two on the storm >> coming up, how about a three-year world cruise?

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nuclear-capable underwater attack drone, the north korean government says it could generate a radioactive tsunami. >> this zebra favorite song "don't fence me in," the zebra escapes from a children's zoo in seoul stopping pass aresby in their tracks. the zebra was returned to the zoo safe and sound. >> my new theme song, don't fence me in. >> freedom to run sometimes, right? >> we have a lot more ahead, including major auto recall impacting 600 million hyundai and kia vehicles coming up. >> to grilling on capitol hill of the ceo of tiktok. the biden administration threatened a possible ban on the app due to concern beijing could access american user data. congressional kor spondent rachel scott has more. good morning.

>> good morning, this was a major test for the ceo of tiktok trying to convince congress the platform is safe and secure. after five hours of intense questioning, lawmakers said they weren't buying it. >> this morning lawmakers signalling they are only growing more skeptical about tiktok. >> tiktok is the spy in american's pockets. >> your testimony raised more questions for me than answers. >> your platform should be banned. >> after the platform ceo show chew defended the app and chinese parent company byte dance, saying they have taken steps to protect data. >> there are 150 million americans who love our platform and we know we have a responsibility to protect them. we will firewall protect u.s. data from f access.awmakers wernvce >>ou in yourstatemut a firewall relative to the data, but the

chinese government has that data. >> congresswoman, i have seen no evidence that the chinese government has access to that data. they have never asked us, we have not provided. >> i find that actually preposterous. >> tiktok creators fearing a possible ban. >> it is not looking good, it looks like tiktok will get banned, which makes me sad. >> you are trying to ban tiktok because it -- so does twitter and facebook. >> this utah book store, moon's rare books struggled during the pandemic and was given new life when he joined the app. >> we have almost recouped covid losses, nine 10 people said they saw us on tiktok. >> he says banning tiktok would force him to downsize. >> in a five-hour hearing

lawmakers focusing on privacy and security. >> has byte dance spied on american citizens? >> i don't think spying is the right way to describe it. this is ultimately -- >> we can differ on that. >> acknowledge concern from u.s. intelligence officials. >> do you disagree with wray when they said the ccp could have the capability to manipulate data and send to the united states, do you disagree with that statement? >> the statement says could. >> do you disagree with that? >> i don't disagree with that. >> after the hearing -- >> adjourned. >> lawmakers more unified in opposition. >> were you satisfied with what you heard from the tiktok ceo? >> no, i have more questions than before. >> i don't trust anything being said about who has access to the data. >> this issue brought democrats and republicans together. even with concern lawmakers

acknowledge millions of young americans use tiktok everyday and they are weighing the risk with popularity of the platform. >> michael: so many use it to earn a living. new law in utah curb social media apps among young people. what can you tell us about that? >> we have never seen anything like this before. utah governor signing new bill into law that would require children under the age of 18 to receive permission from their parent or guardian before making a social media account and give that parent or guardian access to their account including posts and messages. this would implement mandatory curfew banning minors from using between 10:30 p.m. and 6:30 a.m., default that can only be changed by a parent or guardian, will go into effect march of 2024 and arkansas and texas are considering similar bills. >> michael: definitely a big change, i'm sure kids are screaming no right now.

thank you. >> linsey: to actress gwyneth paltrow in court and set to testify in the civil trial over 2016 ski accident. mola lenghi with the latest. good morning. >> good morning, linsey. gwyneth paltrow and the man suing her expected to take the stand today trying to convince a jury which was responsible for the ski accident that left the man with lasting physical injuries. >> this morning, all eyes on park city, utah courtroom. gwyneth paltrow set to take the stand in her own defense, accused of skiing out of control on beginner slope and crashing into this man, terry sanderson. >> my objection was sustained. >> paltrow sued for allegedly causing sanderson brain damage. >> paltrow facing $300,000 in damages if found liable for

negligence. after paltrow skied into him, he says she left him injured. >> his daughter described him as a loving father whose behavior changed after the being. >> something is terribly wrong. >> paltrow defense attorney brought up poly's sister gave sworn testimony her dad was abusive. >> it is her experience. you are asking my opinion and i think you have her experience. >> he was forced to apologize. >> it was wrong to triangalate you, your dad and your sister and your mom and i ask for your forgiveness. >> owens claiming sanderson liked the spotlight, subject line, i'm famous. >> he's famous because he collided with a celebrity, right? >> i think it matches his personality, making light of a

serious situation. >> paltrow is counter suing sanders for $1, saying he caused the accident. the goop founder could take the stand today. >> what we could expect in gwyneth paltrow testimony later today, she will provide testimony about what happened from her perspective. >> the trial is set to continue next week, when paltrow's defense team is expected to call medical experts, ski instructors and the movie star's two children to testify. guys. >> thank you. coming up bindi irwin emotional message, sharing her 10-year health battle and next, would you go on a three-year cruise? people are signing up for it, we go to victor oquendo in miami beach. victor, that is a long trip. >> three years long. you will stop at 375 ports, 135 countries and seven continents all with the same 1000 people

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where victor oquendo is joining us back with the story. good morning. this is no three-hour tour, this is next level. >> nice reference there. good morning, whit. popularity is off the charts right now. this is another level, three years at sea, spanning the globe and might sound like a bit much for some, cabins are actually booking up. >> this morning an inside look at voyage on the high seas like we've never seen before. more and more passengers sign up for the world's first three-year cruise ship around the globe. >> people, places and things. i'm excited to experience. >> 375 destinations with stops in 135 countries across all seven continents. the life at sea ship setting sail from istan istanbul. the ship can hold just over 1000

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>> just what we need, thanksgiving. come on over. >> you can't get off once you are on? >> a three-year commitment. >> looks like they are coming back stronger now, can people find deals out there? >> they absolutely can. all depends when you book. there are deals on cruises. fares climb as we approach the busy summer travel season, now is the time to book. guys. >> start with three days and maybe get to three years after that. >> all right, coming up, we have super-saver mom who went viral on tiktok when she cut her grocery bill by $1000 a month. she tells us her five simple steps that helped her do it. and next, we have our friday play of the day. you don't want to miss it. it.

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>> welcome back to "gma," sometimes there are cool stuff like this video out of tahoe. this inversion on top of the mountains and they swoosh down. this is second snowiest winter on record. they will extend ski season through july at least. next system loads up next week, similar to the next one or the last one with san francisco and wind and rain, more snow coming. four inches of rain along the coast, could be four feet of snow in the area. watch this storm and it moves across the country. coming up on "gma," major auto recall, hyundai and

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another and injured five american servicemembers. u.s. central command this morning saying we will always take all necessary measures to defend our people and will always respond at a time and place of our choosing. well is some 900 american forces in syria as part of a counter isis force including special operations, national duty and national guard and contractors who are vital part of this dangerous mission. since early 2021, they have been targeted 78 times by drones and rockets by the iranian proxy groups and sadly the latest claiming the life of the american. michael. >> michael: such a tough and dangerous job. thank you. >> linsey: tornado threat putting 30 million people on alert throughout the south and dangerous weather heading to the northeast. sam is tracking it from miami. good morning, sam >> sam: good morning, everybody

and especially dallas fort worth, we've had a dangerous morning and likely storms will get worse as they move east. we've got severe thunderstorm watch and had warnings for storms and tornado warning early this morning near fort worth. now watch the flood watches, millions of people, 18 million involved in those. as this storm moves east, the tornados are likely to fire up today, could be ef-3 plus in this area. everybody should be on alert for this, when alerts and sirens go off, take cover, thee will likely be tough. heavy rainfall totals north of that. some areas have had four inches of rain. bullseye louisville with three to four inches in lexington for potential flooding. chicagoland could be a hit of snow as we watch that get into saturday. this moves to the northeast and starts with sleet and mix in parts of the mountain. along the coastline on saturday

that is heaviest rain into new york. guys. >> michael: we'll brace for that, thank you. >> whit: enormous recall of hyundai and kia vehicles and warning about parking them in your garage. trevor is here with details on that. serious concerns here. >> trevor: absolutely, 6000 vehicles, a massive recall, hyundai and kia warning santa fe, santa cruz cruise and carnival models could catch fire if there is an electrical short. you should park cars outside away from your home and buildings and other cars until you can get this fixed. the issue is faulty tow hitch issue. contact dealers to schedule repair and the repair will be done for free. check with the national highway traffic safety administration on the website or phone, use your vehicle identification number to see if yours is recalled. if it is, get this fixed as soon as possible.

michael. >> michael: yes, you do. thank you. to good news this morning, one formerly conjoined texas twins is home. tell us about it. >> good morning, michael. wonderful news about a story we've been following. one family in texas is celebrating in a big way. one of their baby girls is heading home months after life-changing surgery. five-month-old texas twins jamielynn and amielynn were born conjoined and were sharing a liver. they underwent an 11-hour surgery at cook's children's hospital. the surgery was a huge success. take a look. this family photo, so happy to hold their babies separately. this week, nearly two months after that surgery, jamielynn is back home and in her very own bed. here she is in her carseat about to head home. amielynn is still in the

hospital recovering from her recent surgery, she is expected to head home in the next month. jamielynn is bouncing and babbling to anyone who will listen and her parents say she will miss the attention from everyone that helped in the nicu, but she will be showered by love by three older siblings at home. >> absolutely. >> love that,ing up bindi shares her teb 10-year health battle. >> also this morning, the mother of two who went viral on tiktok after cutting her grocery bill by $1000 every month. five easy steps so you can do it, too. >> michael: plus, new generation of female changemakers, meet a teen who used science smart to invent a device to clean our oceans. she is here live and so is lori bergamotto. what do you have, lori? >> right stuff to help with your

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>> lo >> michael: look at that great crowd outside this morning in time square. have students from california that came to new york for spring break. >> shout out to my people. >> michael: your people, that is right. the "gma" cover story, bindi irwin pulling back the curtain over her battle with

endometriosis. bindi irwin lived for years with excruciating pain until she underwent major surgery and got the diagnosis and life-changing relief. >> bindi irwin is speaking out about her debilitating battle with endometriosis. >> the pain, fatigue, nausea i was feeling, it was tackling my whole life. >> the 24-year-old daughter of the environmentalist and crocodile hunter steve irwin appearing with her brother and mother earlier this week. >> just two weeks ago underwent enormous surgery, they found 37 lesions and now for the first time in over 10 years, i feel like i have a second chance at life. >> her surgeon telling us endometriosis is often overlooked, which can sometimes lead to a 10-year delay in proper diagnosis.

>> it doesn't show up in imaging and no blood test, only by laproscoppettay looking with a camera, we can diagnosis endometriosis. bindi revealing it in an instagram post. validation for years of pain is indescribable. the mom to grace adding, be gentle and pause before asking me or any woman when we'll have more children. after all my body has gone through, i feel grateful we have our gorgeous daughter. research shows 11% of women suffer from endometriosis in the u.s., a condition where cells normally found in the lining of the uterus are found outside the uterus, causing cramps, pelvic pain, painful intimacy, scar tissue and infertility. >> they don't associate with the disease, the woman has to pursue and find a doctor they will be

taken seriously. >> now i have this amazing opportunity to focus my energy and life on our conservation work around the world. our family, my daughter, i feel so incredible excited for this second chance at life pain free. >> bindi wants to break the stigma about the disease and encourage women to be their own advocate and not to ignore the signs. we have more about endometriosis and bindi's story on gma.com. >> hope she can help a lot of people, erielle. >> new cdc report finding growing number of children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder and dr. jennifer ashton will break it down. great to have you. such an important issue, tell us about the report and what we should take away from this.

>> dr. ashton: whit, this is the report out from the cdc, an important story behind the headline. what the cdc finding in terms of how common autism diagnosis is. in 2020, 1 in 36 children overall, how has that changed in two years? from 2018, it was 1 in 44. this is data from 11 communities around the country, it may not be representative of the entire picture. this was done after the pandemic, that definitely played into this change in numbers. >> also, doctor, for the first time since records have been kept, number of children diagnosed with autism in minority communities is rising. >> dr. ashton: yeah, that was significant finding of this study. we talked about how importnt it

is to look at the disease in different groups of people, they found diagnosis of autism increased in black, asian and hispanic communities, up by 30% in underserved communities when you compare 2020 to 2018. again, why is this happening? number one, we are better and more aggressive at making the diagnosis and on the lookout for that. when you look for something, you find it. also remember, during the pandemic, there was a big pause in making the diagnosis, so we were seeing it more now catching up, if you will. >> whit: early diagnosis critical especially when it comes to getting important resources. what should parelook out for? >> dr. ashton: learn the dev developmental milestones to watch for your child so you can know if your child deviates from that.

child under three, ask about local, early intervention systems where you live. if your child is over three, you also want to inquire about public school system evaluation and as always, talk to your pediatrician if you are not getting answers, don't hesitate to get a second or third opinion. >> all right, doctor, we appreciate it. thank you. >> linsey: so important to get diagnosises early. one mom found a way to save $1000 on her family's grocery bill. now she's sharing her advice and simple five-step method. stephanie has the method. i don't know if i spend $1000 a month. >> all the snacks, come on. kids want snacks. her family was in debt, she was a step away from financial disaster and decided to make a change and teaching others to save and get free stuff. >> here is a grocery store hack for you. >> known online as the freebie

lady. >> this question i get asked all the time. >> this morning, becky guiles sharing how she saves $1000 on her family's grocery bills. >> we save about $1000 a month, equals to $12,000 entire year. the mother of two uses five easy steps, acronym she calls bores. >> bores i cut groceries down from 12 or 1400 a month to month. >> becky guiles recommends putting aside food per person. >> o stands for organize. >> she says being disorganized will cost you. >> i take out everything expired or we're not going to eat and give you a clear plate for what you have and what you need to get. r is for reuse. >> becky guiles says you can repurpose food, turning chip crumbs into breading, stale

bread into croutons and veggie scraps into vegetable broth. >> e, for eliminate waste. we try to eliminate waste as much as possible. a food, every time you throw a food away, you are throwing money away. you think about food like that, it changes your mindset. >> lastly. >> s stands for simplify. the more you do it, the more you save. these are basic principles, no matter your family situation. >> when it comes to simplifying, becky guiles says to simplify a meal plan and have themed days of the week. it helps with grocery shopping and meal planning. becky guiles was determined to cut expenses and this worked for her. linsey, we need to know how to save on groceries. >> michael: please share. >> mac and cheese all day. >> theme day everyday.

okay, thank you. scan the qr code on your screen to head over to "good morning america."comto learn more and now to sam, who is dodging the bullet. the map is lit up, looks like miami, where you are is in the clear. smart man. >> sam: we're talking about heat in this area, but yeah, linsey, you are right. places like dallas this morning. early this morning, we had storms light up in that area. we have had severe thunderstorm warnings, early morning tornado warning there, severe thunderstorm watches there, that continue into oklahoma, where we have flooding going on there live. flash flood warnings out. looking toward the flood watch. so many people, 18 million, under the flood watch area today. that could be intense rain. here is where the heat is ahead of that storm system pushing east in florida. getting squeezed with big temperatures. lakeland, 90 today. cooler on the east coast, southeastern coast of florida. we have breezes coming

drew: it is a bright day, a breezy day, and a dry day. temperatures below average. we go into the mid to upper 50's later on tonight. frost advisory in effect for our coda his paws the 30's. look at that weekend. sunshine, dry conditions. enjoy for we track our next atmospheric river set to arrive tuesday. it is a level two on the storm ♪ ♪ > michael: it is friday, it's time for the right stuff by lifestyle contributor lori bergamotto. streamline shopping and kick starting spring cleaning with best vacuums. scan the qr code on your screen. lori, good morning to you. we'll start with this hand va c

here, for someone living in small spaces. >> lori: it is, for anyone. this is black and decker 20 volt lithium. we'll let you demo this. you like to keep it neat. >> i won't do it, i want you to talk. >> it is compact and agile. people love the strong suction power. it is tiny, but mighty, like me, michael. >> michael: yes, yes. >> under $100, we love that one. >> michael: this is about versatility and quality, right? >> lori: absolutely, the shark navigator has something for hard floor and carpet. look at us. you are able to get any direction here, okay. the other thing that is great, it has led headlights. have you vacuumed with headlights on? >> michael: no. >> lori: it is terrifying, you see everything you lift.

no dirt left. >> michael: i've driven without headlights, that is scary, too. what about this? it does the work for you. >> lori: you like this one, convenience by roomba, this is robot va c. you can set it up in the morning, use an app or use voice activation for it. you can leave the house and come back and it is clean. how incredible is that? >> michael: insane. stay away from this one, i might get you out and clean it up. >> lori: that is i-3 model. >> michael: what is this for? >> lori: this is the dyson, the best stick va c. take this out, gary built for us. need help there. it is super lightweight, but also really powerful. dyson has become synonymous with this thing. cordless and holds the charge a

long time. come says with three attachments, you can pick up everything everywhere all at once. >> michael: that sounds familiar. this, pet owners, shedding cats, shedding dogs. >> lori: your dog enzo. >> michael: he doesn't shed, that is why he is my dog. >> lori: this is the bissell, it takes hair away. it is designed and got high marks for thoughtful design. if you have long hair, i don't have a pet, i have long hair and i shed sometimes, michael. the roller can stymie the system with all of that hair. you are like, i need a new vacuum. this is designed so it doesn't do that. another thing we love about this, you don't have to touch the debris. press the button and it automatically, you get rid of it. when you buy bissell, it goes to

help a homeless pet. this is under $225 at walmart. >> michael: that is awesome. it looks like buzz lightyear. look at the color. yeah. >> lori: for cleaning, michael, what can we say? >> michael: you got them all. i love it. thank you, you can shop the products by scanning qr code or heading to goodmorningamerica.com. coming up, the teen who created a way to help save the earth from plastic pollution. smart kid. plastic pollution. llg

forward finding solutions. this is abc. seven news. good morning, everyone. i'm kumasi aaron from abc seven morning we're going to check acknowledged obina for a look at traffic hydroquinone. thank you. good morning, everyone. so we're starting here with the live look at the bay bridge toll plaza may not seem like if a metering lights are on platonic 5 34 traffic is really light for this friday, which is nice if you need to get out there this morning as we bring in the richmond san rafael bridge, and then we will wrap up with a look at our dry times all green across the ward, which is good news.

the area. good morning live with kelly and writers coming up. we're going to chat with brian cox from succession post toni collette from the power at nine here on abc. we will see you in about 30 minutes. right now. temperatures chilly out there were in the upper thirties to mid forties as we begin our friday, but there's a lot of sunshine out there. there's a little bit of a breeze right now. the winds are strongest currently along the immediate coast line, but we do expect later on this afternoon. the winds to ramp up area wide. it's a breezy afternoon, but it's bright out there. why look, the exploratorium camera baby blue skies looking beautiful lots of sunshine today, the big takeaway . it's breezy temps in the fifties. a little bit below

average for this time of the year. kamasi thank you drew. we'll have another abc seven news update in about 30 minutes, but you can always find the >> welcome back to "gma," live from time square. >> michael: welcome back, everybody. it is women's history month and we are celebrating the rising generation of young women sparking change. this morning, we are introducing you to 17-year-old anna raising awareness about plastic in oceans and coming up a way to solve the problem. take a look. >> i was 11 when i first started working on my remotely operated vehicle. >> michael: high-tech invention that miccs e wa by a kid. >> my rov scans for

microplastics to make cleanup easier. >> michael: the creation inspired by a hobby. >> i loved going to the beach to make sea-glass jewelry. a lot of pieces were plastic and that horrified me. >> michael: anna du got to work spending 500 hours building prototypes. her goal to save the planet. >> microplastics are harder to clean up, they come from large plastic like plastic bags and containers and broken down smaller animals might eat plastic and a large animal might eat the smaller animals. eve eventually, humans eat the animals. >> we have this in the living room for her equipment and

tools. >> all systems are a go. >> she is pretty determined. >> michael: so determined anna cold-called renowned members of the scientific community to support he research. >> when you speak with kids, they want to solve a gigantic problem, anna had dedication. she's about passed me. it is fun to watch what she has been accomplishing through time. >> michael: time passes, anna's goals grow bigger. >> i want to inspire my generation to use science and technology as weapons against big world problems that will affect all of us some day. i want to inspire little girls to rise to the occasion and pursue your dreams no matter what other people tell you. >> michael: that is right and anna du is here with us. welcome to "gma," give her a welcome. that is right. you brought your underwater rov

to the show. show us how it works. >> it scans the ocean floor for microplastics, it has motors here. you can see. >> michael: things everywhere. okay. >> this is designed to move it around on the ocean floor to look for hot spots where microplastics are either most likely to accumulate or most toxic plastics are, so we can concentrate cleanup in areas that need it most. >> michael: in order to make this work, you developed cool technology to help you detect microplastics in the ocean, how does that work? >> this camera i use to find the microplastics. it is mostly looking for two things, looking for unnatural colors that are most likely to be found on the plastics and that might not see in a natural ocean environment. things like bright green or orange. and it is able to avoid a lot of maine creatures like you can

see this shell is avoiding because it is designed to not look at these marine organisms and only focus on plastics. >> michael: i don't know how you did that. only detects plastics? >> yes. >> michael: we were in easter island and did a thing about microplastics in the ocean. this is important for the future of everyone and she wants to go to mit. i have a feeling you are on the path to get there. the people at educational insight heard what you are doing and want to help support what you are doing. they want to give you $1500 to the deep plastic initiative. >> my gosh. >> michael: is that going to help you? >> wow. >> michael: wow! give me some, give me high five. anna, what you are doing for microplastics and the environment is amazing. we'll bring out the check. come on in, sal. it is not exactly a check. don't take it to the bank, they

won't cash it. you will get $1500. thank you for what you are doing. >> thank you so much. >> michael: mit, here is your future student here. >> fingers crossed. >> michael: anna du. coming up, my guy, oscar winner

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buzz pick, "beyond that, the sea" by debut author laura spence-ash critics call it addicting and gorgeous. here is laura with more. >> good morning, america. my debut novel "beyond that, the sea" is the story of an 11-year-old british girl sent to live with an american family during the war in london. the novel follows both families as their lives come together and move apart. i knew about the children of narnia, in real life, children were sent to the states, as well. i've been thinking about these characters for 25 years and i can't wait for you to r "beyond that, the sea." >> keep reading along with us on instagram at "gma" book club. time to check in with sam in miami. good morning, once again. >> sam: we like to highlight something we like, hope you

don't mind, for you keanu reeves fans he is back in "john wick playing the retire called best movie in the franchise, you can see it in theaters nationwide. >> bright and breezy today. dry conditions and temperatures in the 50's for the afternoon. a gorgeous we can on the way before we track a storms returning early next week. >> oscar winner forest whitaker is in the house. you know him from hits like "black panther," and "last king of scotland" and now in the "godfather of harlem," based on true story of mob boss bumpy johnson. welcome to the show. >> great to be here. >> good morning, great to have

you here. you are compelling and convincing in your roles you take on. what is it like to tap into the spirit of a mobster? where do you get that from? >> i got to meet with a couple mobsters that worked with bumpy johnson and junebug and they are sort of what it was like when they were fighting with him. then of course, like wrote a book about exploits in our lives and you start to take this information, the research and stuff and put together and you got to get the animal to be alive inside of you. >> you were telling how intense it is to play the character. i want to play a clip and show the softer side of bumpy who is talking to his daughter who is a recovering addict. >> i will get some men to drive you over there. >> to protect me? or make sure i don't go back to using? >> maybe a little bit of both. >> i have looked the monster in

the eye and i have killed him. you can trust me. >> it's my fault. i got mixed up with the wrong people. >> you are always mixed up with the wrong people. >> michael: imagine your on-screen daughter, your real-life daughter had a role on this show. what is it like to see her follow in your footsteps? >> it was amazing, she auditions and it was for heroin-addicted pregnant woman going through withdrawal? i was like, what? this is difficult. i was impressed. i let her have her space in her room, that is what she wants and she's doing great stuff. >> michael: that is all you need from your daughter right there. >> linsey: you never tried to talk her out of getting into show business? >> i wanted her to finish college and she did. she has to go after what she believes and she's passionate about or it doesn't work.

>> michael: i'm curious, does she come to you, dad, read lines with me. >> i try to read lines with her and she ignores me, she doesn't go for it. you know what i mean? it has been working out for her. >> linsey: you shared the screen with whoopi goldberg, talk to us about that. >> whoopi is great, she played willow, like my accountant, financial advisor throughout the show and we have a close relationship, almost like aunt and son, you know. it is beautiful. she's fun. it is fun doing work with her. >> linsey: she is. >> michael: i tell you, "godfather of harlem" -- i'm on it, somebody calling to ask about the show. >> linsey: whoopi is like, be sure -- >> subscribe to -- [laughter] >> michael: forest, i love the show, you are incredible. another show back in the day

that was tv for me was "different strokes," and we have a flashback with you. do we have it here? check it out. >> let's get down to business. >> i'm sorry. i will never do it again. i swear, it was my fault. >> you didn't do anything. >> i'm sorry anyway. >> precursor to bumpy johnson. >> precursor to bumpy johnson. what would you tell that young actor today from what you know now? >> continue to believe in what he wants to do, to stick with the roles he needs to play for his soul and spirit and it will work out. >> michael: it's worked out, man, amazing. >> linsey: great advice for us all. thank you for coming on. sea three of "godfather of harlem" on hulu. coming up fall

>> and we're back with the chart topping rock stars fall out boy, just released eighth studio album called "so much for stardust," first album in five years. >> linsey: you guys will perform for us. you have been a band for 20 years. this has something for new fans and long-time fans, as well. >> i think when you have been making art over such a long period, people will debate favorite record and movie and favorite batman movie. it is fun to make something that has something for everybody and engage in the conversation with them. >> whit is a long-time fan. >> absolutely i've been rocking out for a long time.

here we go. eddy is a big-time head banger. let's talk about the tour here. you guys are kicking this off and going to start it in chicago, hometown, wriggly field, how excited are you about that? >> this will be the third time we've play wrigley, it is overwhelming growing up there. >> what is the key to longevity? bands come and go, you have done your own thing and come back together. >> linsey: staying power. >> whit: keep filling up stadiums. >> we are all friends with each other and hang out. we get our kids together. >> we gather together. >> outside of work. >> break a little bread. >> whit: excellent, let's get to the music. on radio in d-new album out toyr

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bill. a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc. seven news. good morning, everyone i'm kumasi, aaron from abc seven mornings. here's josina fortune with a look at traffic. hydra lena. hi kumasi. thank you. good morning, everyone. we're starting here with a beautiful picture live. look outside at the golden gate bridge. so far, we have no blocking issues to report at this moment, so i'm just giving you some empty rides to look out for if you do need to leave the house today, wrapping up with san jose and one oh, one. hey, drew. okay, so 10 pictures right now we are in the 40. so does chilly out there, but we'll warm up. as the day goes on, breezy along the coast, and we are expecting a breezy afternoon later on today, it's all sunshine out there from our exploratory in camera this morning. it's a bright day. it's really beautiful. we have dry conditions. this breezy this afternoon, and temperatures below average will go into the

fifties kamasi. thank you drew, and now it's time for live with kelly and ryan and we'll be back at 11 for midday live and we hope to see you then. >> deja: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, star of the new drama, "the power," toni collette! and coming off the new season of "succession," brian cox! and we have a new edition of "the inbox." all next on "live!" ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> ryan: good morning! >> kelly: good morning, deja. >> ryan: all right. >> kelly: it is friday, march 24th, 2023. deja, you look