our marine layer is with us this morning, so we'll show you outside from the exploratorium camera. the gray conditions to start. for a lot of us, it almost looks like a summer sky out there. with this pattern, we'll have that morning cloud cover giving way to sunshine throughout the late morning, and it's full sunshine into the afternoon. 50s coast side, but 60s and 70s away from the coast. spring officially arrives here later on this evening at 806, and number seven is you. >> and australia is celebrating the birth of endangered twin red panda cubs. so they're about three months old. they might soon start to come out and explore a little bit more. these are they are so cute. >> they really are. i used to see them as the inferior panda. oh, you know, like, it's not like the black and white panda. but then disney blew it up and that's what changed my mind. oh come on now. >> he's he's up >> george: good morning america. former president trump can not come up with the money he owes

for his fraud judgment. trump facing what his lawyers call insurmountable difficulty, as he's unable to secure a bond to cover the nearly half billion dollars he owes after he was held liable for fraud. what comes next? and what happens if he can't come up with the money? as trump now says some of his political enemies should be jailed. >> michael: spring break violence. urgent search for suspects after three separate shootings in jacksonville beach as the tsa braces for record setting travel season. >> robin: race to rescue. hundreds of americans trapped in haiti. >> this is the after math more than a week later of this massive battle that took place between the gangs and the police. >> robin: our matt rivers is on the scene in the war torn capital. >> george: crime tourism. how the l.a.p.d. is teaming up with other departments cracking down on thieves coming to the u.s. on tourist visas. >> robin: birth control in your

amazon cart? the big questions, do you need a prescription? and how much does it cost? >> george: elon musk versus don lemon. the former cnn anchor posts the full interview. >> you admitted you have a ketamine prescription? >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> what's that for? >> george: talking about drug use, hate speech and more. >> michael: pressure on the palace? the first video of princess kate since her surgery obtained by tmz, with growing concerns about the future queen's health. now new questions over this photo of queen elizabeth. ♪ don't stop ♪ robin: don't stop believing gotta megamilestone. plus megamillion, soon to be megabillion? the power ball jack pot also jumps with lottery fever on the rise. and march madness fever heats up. the first four set to tip off.

who is looking to stay alive another day? and can our will reeve keep a perfect ncaa bracket? don't stop believing, will? ♪ it goes on and on and on and on ♪ >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> robin: got that love will. he was so excited. >> michael: gotta love him. he said he filled it out really quick. gotta get back to it. also ahead, it is the first day of spring but it may not feel like it with the deep south waking up to a cold blast, from texas to the carolinas. it is not too warm here in times square, we must admit. ginger is tracking it all for us coming up just ahead. >> george: we begin with donald trump's financial crisis. former president cannot raise the nearly half billion dollar bond the court is demanding in the new york civil fraud case. that could lead to the state attorney general's office seizing some of his assets to pay the bill. aaron katersky starts us off. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, george. donald trump boasts of owning priceless properties. he has called the mona lisas of real estate.

but this morning he says he cannot come up with the money he needs to keep his portfolio intact. this morning donald trump is unable to secure a bond to cover the nearly half billion dollars he owes after a judge held him liable for fraud. >> i will appeal. we'll be successful. >> reporter: his lawyers say trump is facing insurmountable difficulties. he lacks enough cash to obtain a bond so big, and more than 30 insurance companies refused to apartment ses his real estate as collateral. his attorneys argue he shouldn't be forced to sell property, raising money through a fire sale, they say, would result in irrecoverable losses if his appeal succeeds. >> got to pony up the bond amount in order to appeal it. if you don't do that, then, one, you're not going to appeal. and you've conceded you've lost. >> reporter: trump asked a court to either waive the requirement for the bond while he repeals or allow him to post something smaller saying a $464 million bond is a practical impossibility. but if the court says no and

trump fails to secure a bond by next week, new york attorney general leticia james told abc news she is prepared to take ownership of trump's assets. >> if he does not have funds to pay off the judgment, then we will seek judgment enforcement mechanisms in court. and we will ask the judge to seize his assets. >> reporter: seizing real estate is not a quick process. but the attorney general told us she is determined to make sure trump pays. george, there is also news this morning about the criminal case here in new york that trump faces. the judge sided with prosecutors and will allow testimony from two key witnesses. trump's former fixer, michael cohen, and stormy daniel, the porn actress that trump made $130,000 to keep quiet about their alleged affair, which he denies. george? >> george: you said the tapes could be talked about but not played to the jurors? >> reporter: that's right.

the prosecutors can make access to the tapes, but the jury will not hear in its entirety unless the defense opens the door, george. >> george: thanks. let's bring in dan abrams and jon karl. dan, let me begin with you. trump's lawyers are saying either suspend the bond or reduce it. what are the chances of him getting that? >> it's unlikely. there will have to be something worked out. either he'll have to sell assets. typically that's what would happen in a situation like this. right? you owe the money. you have the assets. you sell the assets. apparently donald trump doesn't want to sell the assets. so what happens next? either he's going to have to work out a deal with the attorney general or he's going to have to get someone to help him put up the money. or in the end, what's going to happen is she will move forward to seize his assets. as aaron correctly points out, that is not an easy or quick process. that would be very complicated, would take some time for that process to begin. >> george: it could begin as

soon as monday. >> it could begin as soon as monday, but the execution of that process, of moving forward, seizure of asset, is not easy. >> george: what about the idea that's been floated that he might have to declare bankruptcy? >> that's possible, but i think that's unlikely as well here. look, his fundamental argument seems to be at this point a constitutional one, right? he's saying referring to the excessive fines clause of the 8th amendment. the problem with that argument as a fundamental constitutional argument is the 8th amendment applies to criminal cases. it applies to excessive bail. cruel and unusual punishment. that's where the excessive fine language lives in the 8th amendment. it's supposed to apply when someone is convicted of or accused of a crime. here you're just talking about civil money damages. he's just saying it's too much. does he have a chance to get this reduced on appeal? absolutely. but until then he's got to figure out a way to put up this

amount. >> george: let's bring in jon karl. meantime, jon, on the campaign trail, trumps talks focusing on revenge and retribution. >> in a series of posts on his social media platform, he has talked about prosecuting and putting in jail liz cheney and the other members of the january 6th committee. also one of the key witnesses that appeared before that committee. he's doing this, george, at the very time that he is lauding the people that attacked the u.s. capitol on january 6th. that's unbelievable patriots. he's talking about pardoning them on his first day in office. so he's talking about prosecuting the people that investigated january 6th and pardoning those that attacked the capitol. it's really an extraordinary series of posts. you might dismiss it as the ranting of a crazy person on social media. but it's the beating heart of

his campaign. it's about revenge, retribution. that's what his campaign is all about. now we are increasingly seeing it on the campaign trail. >> george: jon karl, dan abrams thank you very much. michael? >> michael: now we're going to turn to the spring break man hunt in florida. police are searching for suspects in jacksonville beach. victor oquendo joins us with the latest. good morning, victor. >> reporter: good morning, michael. these three unrelated shootings happened in less than an hour back to back to back within blocks of each other, leaving one man dead, more injured. police have not made any arrests. this morning after a weekend marked by gun violence in jacksonville beach, an urgent manhunt for multiple suspects involved in three separate shootings. the first incident captured here. a chaotic scene after shots were fired on the beach. police say officers were on site where hundreds were gathered, most in their teens and early 20s.

>> this group engaged in boxing matches, fights and other incidents and jacksonville police department had to take action and disperse the crowd. when the crowd was dispersed, that's when the shootings happened. >> reporter: two young men believed to be suspects, along with a bystander, now seriously wounded, but stable. then two additional, unrelated shootings happening within an hour. one involved a masked man firing a shot while running by a bar. the other a fight between three men in which a 21-year-old man was killed. the popular beach district was packed not only with spring breaker, but fans from a nearby golf tournament as well as patrons celebrating st. patrick's day. the violence leaving residents on edge. >> very close to home. somebody died there. they had us locked down. it's a problem. we all live here, we work here. we can't even step outside our house sometimes. >> reporter: while some weapons have been recovered, the suspects are still on the loose.

police asking anyone with any information to come forward and help track them down. robin? >> robin: victor, thank you. despite the concerns and crackdowns there in florida, spring break travel across the country all-time high. trevor ault is at l guardia airport in new york. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: robin, good morning. another record setting stretch of travel, this time for spring break. it's expected to be the busiest ever for the tsa. the agency says on sunday, they screened more than 2.7 million passengers at airports across the country. it's a number they haven't hit since the days before christmas. the past ten days have been mirroring the numbers they would usually see during the busiest travel days of summer. next week is expected to be busier. over the next several week, tsa is anticipating 47 million passengers. that's a 6% increase pr the same stretch of time last year. the good news is that at least so far, the airline and the tsa lines seem to be keeping pace. we know a lot of people will be driving for their spring break trip. typically that increase in demand coincides with an

increase in gas prices. we have been seeing that at least a little bit over the past month. more than a $0.20 increase in the national average. this morning it's $3.48 a gallon on average nationwide. aaa does expect it to climb at least a little higher. lot of people more than happy to pay that price to get on the road. george? >> george: okay, trevor. thank you very much. now to president biden's warning to israeli prime minister netanyahu about an expected military invasion of southern gaza. chief white house correspondent mary bruce has the details. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, george. this is the starkest and most public warning yet from the white house to the israeli government. president biden urging prime minister netanyahu not to invade rapha in southern gaza where misplaced palestinians are seeking shelter. in their call yesterday, biden making it clear that he thinks this would be a mistake, and that there's a better way to target hamas. now, netanyahu, at biden's urging, has agreed to send top israeli officials to washington to hear the biden administration's alternative

approach. the white house said it is their expectation that there will be no operation in rapha until that meeting happens in the coming days. meanwhile former president trump is, again, accusing democrats, democratic officials of hating israel and echoing an anti-semitictrope calling it anti-semitic rhetoric saying there's no justification for spreading that which threat americans. michael? >> michael: overseas to the deepening crisis in haiti and the race to rescue hundreds of americans trapped in the country as armed gangs take over the capital. matt rivers is there for us on the scene. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, michael. lots of gun fire here overnight in port-au-prince. millions of haitians remain trapped. now we're learning 1,000 americans on the ground here in port-au-prince asking the u.s. government for help. this morning, as gang warfare tears haiti apart, we fly into

the heart of the violence by helicopter. the only relatively safe way left into the capital city of port-au-prince. millions of haitians trapped in the epi center. the destruction from the rampant gang warfare evident. the bodies of at least 13 people shot dead. some victims just teenagers. doctors say without open hospitals, many are dying in their homes. how many people are dying here in port-au-prince that we don't even know about because they can't get to a hospital for care? i can't give you an exact number, he says, but it is many, many people. this is one of the main hospitals in port-au-prince. it's now completely closed. it was looted during some of this fighting. just look at the destruction. with the airport closed, the city is effectively cut off. hundreds of americans still here without a way out.

overnight the state department sending a notice to americans in haiti saying evacuation flights from the u.s. embassy could begin soon. >> this was the first time that my fear came in. it was only to know that i would be home. >> reporter: meriam from florida managed to get out safely, rescued with the help of project dynamo. >> even how we got out yesterday was a little fearful because the different things we had to do. >> reporter: no word yet on when those embassy evacuation flights will begin. just getting to the embassy will be dangerous. within the last few days a source telling me gangs and police engaging in shootouts less than one mile away from the embassy. robin? >> robin: we truly appreciate your reporting from there for us. thank you. now the game changing over the counter birth control pill is now available to women nationwide. online sales have begun and it will be in drug stores soon. erielle reshef is here with more.

>> reporter: we knew this was coming. now you can add birth control to your amazon strike. opill is officially available online without a prescription. many health officials see this as a major step toward expanding access to this medication with the american academy of pediatrics applauding this decision. one pack will cost $19.99. a three month supply $49.99 or $89.99 for six months. opill has been on the market for decades and recently the fda approved it for over the counter use because the agency has confidence that americans know how to use this product safely. experts urge anyone planning to purchase opill online to carefully read the label which clearly states that anyone who has had or currently has breast cancer should not take it, and patients with a history of any cancer should consult with their doctor. it is meant to be taken at the same time every single day. doctors say similar to other birth control pills the side effects of opill can include bleeding, headache, nausea, cramps, increased appetite, bloating.

bottom line the fda said opill, when used properly, is safe and effective. if you have any questions talk to your physician. robin? >> robin: thanks to you. how about march madness? the first set of four games tip off tonight. you know will reeve is here with a preview. good morning. >> good morning. it is almost time to get going. the field of 68. in the men's tournament. only 64 can make this bracket right here. get a closeup of that in a bit. tonight and tomorrow are the games to determine which of the four teams will get to officially put their name on that sheet of paper. tonight it's wagner and howard tipping off at 6:40 p.m. the winner gets a chance with unc. they have a chance in history. only twice has a 16 see beaten a 1 seed. virginia lost its one seed a few years ago. they will be in action tonight against colorado state facing off for the right to be the ten seed in the midwest bracket.

neither team won its conference tournament. they have worse records than some teams that have got left out, which has plenty up in arms. there's two more games wednesday to finalize that field of 64. the women's tournament gets its first four games under way tomorrow as well. so now it's really time to get your brackets in order, whether you're nerding out or picking team based on mascots. you only have a couple days left to be one of the tens of millions of people who join in the madness. last year across both men's and women's tournaments there were a record 26.9 million brackets in espn tournament challenge. i, myself, was in the lab just moments before i got here figuring it all out. i told you yesterday i have the perfect bracket. that was kind of a lie. today i finally have the perfect bracket. there it is. immortalized on national television. i made some changes. women's bracket coming tomorrow. >> robin: great. people on my timeline were asking for your bracket. [ laughter ] we got a lot more coming up.

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this morning 11 states from texas to north carolina are under freeze warnings. where temperatures have dipped into the upper 20s and lower 30s. some parts of the u.s. are expecting more snow. ginger's tracking when the warm-up will be on the way. and we got a lot more ahead including the crackdown on crime tourism, how police are taking aim at criminals who travel to the u.s. on tourist visas for burglary sprees. that's all coming up, george. >> george: now the latest on the royal family an the first video of princess kate. the palace and prince william have yet to comment. maggie rulli reports from buckingham palace. good morning, maggie. >> reporter: hey, george, good morning. right now prince william is out and about at an event in northern england. so far he's never publicly commented on his wife's health. now, for the first time, we are seeing video of her walking and smiling over the weekend. for the first time since december, kate middleton seen on video visiting a local farm shop in windsor.

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conspiracy theories are nonsense. george? >> thank you, maggie, robert johnson thank you for joining us again. is the royal family struggling to find a strategy here?

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would say there are times when i have -- sort of a -- i don't know -- negative chemical state my brain. like depression i guess. and ketamine is helpful for getting one out of a negative frame of mind. >> do you feel or give her abuse at? >> i don't think so. if you use too much ketamine you can get worked up so i have a lot of work. >> also asking about hate speech. >> hate speech on the platform is up. >> what they will typically do is count the number of posts but not the number of views. what matters is was that post given high visibility? or did one person see it? >> reps for the journalist to tell "abc news" there were light edits made to the conversation for pauses but nothing of editorial substance. the two sparring over many topics including diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives and free speech.

>> don, he lost censorship? >> no i don't. >> are you asking customers >> i believe in moderation. >> moderation is a propaganda work for censorship. >> don't you think free speech is one thing, or not -- >> if something is illegal we will take it down. >> musk later confirmed the end of the partnership saying lemon lacked authenticity and his approach was basically just cnn but on social media. which doesn't work. lemon appearing on the view last week to discuss the interview prior to its release. >> i think was uncomfortable for him to sit in front of someone and actually have two answer questions. to be held accountable. >> lemon also discussed politics with musk, musk frequently shares his political views on x and says he does not plan to give money to either president biden or former president's trump campaign and saying he will not help trump with his growing legal fees, guys.

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>> robin: first day of spring officially later today. little chilly outside. for the first time, tallulah willis unveiling her autism diagnosis. she shared her recent diagnosis on social media. many fans are thanking her for her courage. erielle reshef is back with that story. good morning. >> reporter: for years talullah has been open about her mental health an more recently how her father's dementia diagnosis has affected her. now she's going public with her autism diagnosis at the age of 30 and receiving an outpouring of appreciation and support. this morning bruce willis an demi moore's youngest daughter talullah revealing the autism diagnosis she received last summer that she says changed her life. the 30-year-old posting this 2004 red carpet video to her instagram page friday showing her repeatedly rubbing her

father's head and playing with his ear along with a caption tell me your autistic without telling me you're autistic. talullah responding to a comment on the post saying it was the first time i have ever publicly shared my diagnosis. according to the cdc, an estimated 5.4 million adults in the u.s. have autism spectrum disorder or asd a developmental disability caused by differences in the brain. people with asd often struggle with social communication an interaction. they have restricted or repetitive behaviors. >> autism is something you would have your whole life even in the many phases of adult diagnosis of autism. symptoms had to be present early in development. >> reporter: medical experts say willis' behavior is not a guaranteed illustration of an autism diagnosis noting children sometimes rub their parents faces in repettive ways. >> an autism evaluation is

really important for anyone, for kids but especially in the case of an adult where their presentations may be more complex. >> reporter: willis has been open about her health struggles with anorexia and border line personality disorder. i spoke with willis during the pandemic about her mental health journey as she launched a fashion line. >> my work has come to be this really empowering element in my life. previously there was a low in my depression and anxiety and mental health. i didn't have a vessel to really channel that into. >> reporter: such an important conversation. experts tell us symptoms for children and adults on the spectrum are very similar but may manifest differently given a person's development. as you heard, those symptoms can include avoiding eye contact, repettive behavior and challenges with communication or interactions. thank you very much. now our series looking at infertility. many women opting to freeze their eggs. rebecca is back with us. >> rebecca: infertility is so

common here. among married women with no prior births, about one in five are unable to get pregnant after a year of trying. it can be desperate and lonely. but now a growing number of women are freezing their egg, hoping it's an insurance policy. >> i am going to take my first shot. i am so nervous. >> reporter: natalie bailey an engineer from texas, is about to start her week long journey to freeze her eggs. >> these are all the shots i have to take. >> rebecca: the process can take from two to three weeks with multiple hormone injections a day. >> these are here. >> rebecca: combined with doctor appointments every other day leading up to the retrieval. >> i'm pushing 40. i wasn't sure if i fully wanted to close the door on having children. >> rebecca: the number of women freezing their eggs has increased more than 150% over the last five years. out of pocket costs average about $15,000 to over $20,000 which includes the cost of the egg freezing process,

medications and annual storage. mean time a recent study found only 2.5% to 3% of women who freeze their eggs return to use them. >> feels like we are telling women they must do that because they are absolutely going to have infertility. that's not fair. infertility is increasing. people are putting off family building for longer. for a lot of people, peace of mind is worth it. >> reporter: 31% of companies are offering fertility support. natalie says her company's support was crucial after 16 days she was ready for her egg retrieval. at a houston fertility institute. the outpatient procedure takes about 30 minutes. once retrieved, the eggs go through a process to safely store them, which we got to see at a different clinic. unrelate to nathalie's journey.

spring fertility in new york, using donated immature eggs. the eggs are skillfully moved through different solutions to prepare them to be cryo preserved. where they can last for years, stored in liquid nitrogen. for warming, the process is reversed, which can determine if some eggs were compromised. the attrition could look like this. 20 eggs are preserved, 17 survive, 13 successfully fertilize, 7 become embryos, 3 are viable after genetic testing and 1 implants for successful pregnancy. natalie was happy to learn 25 eggs were retrieved during her procedure. >> i'm very happy that i was able to do this. at least i know i have a backup if i decide to have a child later on in life. >> rebecca: we appreciate natalie for sharing her story and wish her well on her journey. these treatments can be expensive and taxing on the body. many employers are starting to

offer benefits to cover them and counselors to talk about them. so we know this is something more and more women are thinking about doing because of infertility. we also know so many families are pursuing other things like adoption. that's an area that we're going to discuss tomorrow. >> robin: are you hearing from a lot of women? >> rebecca: i'm glad you asked. so many women. i feel like people feel seen an that's such an important part of this, to take away that loneliness and some of the shame that gets associate with it. >> lara: thank you very much for sharing. this is so important. >> rebecca: absolutely, guys. >> george: thanks, rebecca. let's go to ginger. >> ginger: spring officially starts tonight. 11:06 p.m. the spring equinox. lot of places aren't feeling that way, or maybe just right for spring. they are certainly in northern michigan. with the snow flakes flying, some parts up to a foot. cleveland still 34 inches below

normal for this year snow wise. they had about 4 inches south of cleveland. there's another shot of getting more snow in the great lakes and northeast because we have this reinforcing shot of cold air. let's get a check closer to home. >> george: trying to get this straight. is this the last pop news of winter? >> lara: yes, it is. it is. [ laughter ] or first pop news of spring. good morning, george. depends on how you look at it. good morning to you all. we're going to begin with the country music hall of fame announcing their class of 2024 inductees.

among them john anderson who gave us this song. he has joined the club along with james burton and the late toby keith will also be inducted. the country super star behind classics like "how do you like me now" and "should have been a cowboy." i love that song. he passed away after battling stomach cancer. just one day before the names of the final inductee weres decided by the hall of fame. the country music association ceo stating, my heart sank when we missed the chance to inform toby while he was still with us. the induction ceremony is set to take place this october in nashville. >> robin: when i was a country dj i had to play "swingin" at the top of the hour throughout my shift. it was so so popular. >> lara: care to share? >> robin: just a swingin. >> lara: cue the music on this

one, speaking of ear worms. ♪ don't stop believin' ♪ it's true, too. journey's 1991 rock anthem has just been declared the biggest song of all time by forbes magazine. the 18 time platinum selling single only the second track in america to achieve that record. the other "sunflower" my post malone. it also received the 2021 grammy hall of fame award. it was even selected by the library of congress for historic preservation because of its cultural significance. even though it's not journey's highest chart ranking song, that goes to "open arms" from the same amazing album. it still remains their biggest hit. journey will very likely perform it live when they hit the road with def leopard this summer for that big stadium tour. it takes off in st. louis this july. congratulations to journey.

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gma live from times square. >> michael: you know our next guest from movies like broke back mountain, night crawler and, of course, a lot more. now jake gylenhaal is stepping into patrick swayze's boots in roadhouse. give it up. [ applause ] always great to see you. always great to have you here in studio. you were 8 years old when the original roadhouse came out. >> i was. yeah yeah yeah. >> michael: it's such a cult classic. so for you, how does it feel to be stepping into that role? >> i mean, i do patrick. i worked with him in donny darko. he was always so kind and loving to me from the very beginning. him and his wife lisa all so supportive. i mean, i didn't feel pressure, but i felt a responsibility to him, you know? it's an honor. it is a cult classic. so many fans of the movie. but also we've done it in a whole different way.

the director is a friend of mine for 15 plus years. we were like, let's go make this movie as friends and go have fun. that's what we've done. >> george: do you pay attention to the original performance? or just get it out of your head completely? >> it was written with the spirit in mind. there's a thing about a character where he sort of still and always observing an when he needs to go, he nose. that's something patrick established. i stole some of that stuff. we just made it our own. you know? >> robin: do you want to see a clip? >> hey. what's your name? >> dell. >> you don't have to do this, man. you don't have to lose. you're going to lose in front of all your friends. >> in front of? they're not here to just watch. >> that's hardly fair. >> life's not fair. >> i just slapped you. are you all right? [ laughter ] it was so funny.

we did that many times. [ laughter ] many times. he was a trooper. >> robin: you are as well. you've got in shape. you got to get in shape. did i see on instagram pushing and pulling a ferrari? >> that's all we did. yeah. that was basically it. we just bought a ferrari and i pushed it and pulled it around. everyone asks me how did you get in shape? just get a ferrari, pull it back and forth. that's conner mcgregor's car in the movie. it was on set one day. we decided it would be fun. [ laughter ] >> robin: you've always been physically fit. mentally. you always talk about that. >> i find it to be one of the most important things in my life. always keeps me in that good place. in the morning before i go to work i'm exercising. my dad always instilled that in me since i was a kid. i love it.

it makes me feel good. >> george: you keep the intensity even if you're not doing it for a role? >> not like that. [ laughter ] i do. my friends and i would go camping, we go hiking, go cycling trips. it's important to me. also all my friends are really active. to do it all together is great. yeah, i do stay pretty in shape, you know? >> lara: what a gift to be able to get paid. that's your job essentially. >> it's incredible. it's the best. people say, how'd you do it? i'm like, well, a village, basically. would make me up in the morning and we'd do it, hand me the food i needed to eat. like an athlete. it was spoiling that's for sure. >> lara: what do you think patrick would think about this? >> i mean, i hope that he would just have a great fun with it, you know? it's really an honor. so much respect for him and what he did in it. i think he'd have a good laugh. >> robin: i like that.

what is the classic line, i want you to be nice until it's okay not to be nice. [ laughter ] >> michael: you've been saying it all morning. >> i say it every day. my favorite is no one ever wins a fight. i think be nice. that's the best. >> robin: i want to be nice until it's okay not to be nice. >> i hear you are a big fan of the original. >> robin: i respect this because it's not really like a reboot. totally reimagined how it is for now. he would be so happy. he would be so happy. >> we tried to make the fights different than they have ever been done. there was a whole technique that we used that's never been done before in fighting. it was incredible stunt crew. all the action is so good in the movie. the fight, the impact of the punches, none of that hollywood stuff. it was just a very specific

design. [ laughter ] sometimes i would say that. >> george: old fashion hollywood. [ laughter ] >> michael: i heard you brought us something. >> i did. when you said be nice i know you're fans. i know you are fans of patrick. >> michael: thank you. >> thank you for handing them out. they said they would bring them on a tray. i thought i would hand them to you. [ laughter ] but, yeah. in honor of mr. swayze and his genius and charisma. >> lara: this is getting worn regularly. >> michael: jake, thank you. we appreciate that. thank you. >> and in honor of his hair. [ laughter ] >> robin: awesome. wow. we're usually the ones giving gifts. [ laughter ] >> lara: do we have anything?

a gma coffee mug? >> just being here. thank you, guys. i get the whole crew, which i feel honored by. >> michael: i know who to call if i run out of gas. [ laughter ] push or pull me to get to the gas station. jake, always good to have you. we're so excited for "roadhouse." gonna stream globally on prime video on thursday. you know we will be there thursday. we'll be watching that. >> lara: that's for sure. >> michael: coming up hannah storm is here live. there she is.

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>> robin: back here. our next guest is a long time tv journalist. we've enjoyed her on espn. i can't believe that it's been 15 years. hannah storm, it is great to have you here. >> it is great to be here. >> robin: on good morning america. we go back a long way. >> we sure do. >> robin: i know there's something very important you want to share with folks. >> i do. back in -- listen, you're the one who said make your mess your message. right? so happy to talk to you about this. back in november i had a mammogram. i have been really good about that my whole life. i probably had 20, more than that mammograms. never a big deal. it was my yearly breast cancer screening. i kind of didn't hear anything at first. i thought that was a little odd. usually you hear right away everything is fine. i basically tracked down the place where i had it. i was like, what's going on? they said, well,

you have dense breasts. we need you to have an ultrasound. that's very common. about 40% of women have that. i have had that before. i go have an ultrasound. i wait. take my time through the holidays. come back, had my ultrasound in early january. it comes back right away this time. they say, we're seeing something we don't think is anything. it's probably nothing at all. we'd like you to have a biopsy. went back a week later for a biopsy. call came less than 24 hours later. the doctor said, i'm so surprised. but you have ductile carcinoma. you have dcis, the earliest form of breast cancer. i was like, dcis? i never heard of this in my life. >> robin: how did you handle that? no one wants to hear that. what was going through your head when you heard that? >> i was shocked. because, again, i had had mammograms every year.

i have no risk factors. i have no breast cancer in my family. i did not have a lump. i did not have pain. i don't have any genetic predisposition to breast cancer. what i came to learn, vast majority of women diagnosed with breast cancer don't have risk factors. and so i got to say i was shocked. i was scared. >> robin: how are you today? >> i'm good. really good. really, really good. i'm very, very lucky because they found it so early. >> robin: that is what is so key. to find it early like that. and there are a few options when you have it at that stage. >> yes. >> robin: what did you decide to do? >> by the way, it's a 99% survival rate. i know so many people who don't have mammogram, who are scared to have them. i don't want them to be scared. i want them to be scared not to have this conversation. >> robin: right. >> what i had is a lumpectomy.

i had two spots that had cancerous cells. they say the cancer cells are inside the duct but have not gotten out, so it is not invasive. it's not malignant. they can go in and do a lumpectomy. go in and kind of scoop it out. they got all the healthy tissue around it to make sure it wasn't spreading. >> robin: clean margins. >> yes. yes. had to wait awhile. surgery was successful. i was able to go back to work, cover the super bowl, which was a real blessing. and then you have to decide, what are you going do after? right? it used to be that women who had this pretty much everybody had radiation. there are now new tests that they can do with your cells, looking at the biology an behavior of your cells. not everybody needs radiation, which is amazing. right? all this new research, some of it is dialling back on some of the treatments.

i'm also taking a drug that blocks all the estrogen which my cells feed off of that. some people's do and some don't. i take this for three years. >> robin: you said because this happened at the end of last year and the beginning of this year, having the surgery and that. they've done a wonderful job. keeping it private with your husband dan and three daughters and your espn family, close circle of friends. >> almost nobody i told. >> robin: you know how important it is, as you said, to let women know the importance of getting those screenings. >> this is how you find it. you find it through getting your yearly mammograms. this is how you find out that you have breast cancer. if you find out that you have it in the earliest form, it's so treatable. there's so much that you can do about it. i know so many women who don't have their yearly mammograms.

i know people who are afraid of it or, we're busy, we have kid, jobs. making you're taking care of your parents. sometimes the last person that you want to take care of is yourself, right? but it's so important to advocate for yourself. to have the knowledge and to understand all the advances that are being made in breast cancer. >> robin: great strides have been made. i have heard of women who say, as a group, every year they get together, they make it an event. they go out to lunch after. just understand the importance of that and the sisterhood. >> the more you talk about it and i think just demystify it. it's okay to talk about it. it's okay to share. whenever you're ready. >> robin: you have three daughters. >> i have three daughters. that makes it even more important. you want to think about your family. there they are.

that's a pretty good selfie, don't you think? that was actually our christmas card. >> robin: you didn't edit it. [ laughter ] >> no, no editing. i think about having daughter, too, and the importance of them understanding, you know, advocating for their health and what you can do. as you know, in this gma family that's been touched by cancer on many levels. there's no testing for all cancers. there's testing for this. you can find out. you need to find out. don't be afraid to have a mammogram. be afraid not to. be afraid of what you don't know. >> robin: hannah, it is >> you're the best. make your mess your message, right? >> robin: you're doing it. i can guarantee you there are women that are watching right now scheduling their mammogram thanks to you. >> i hope so. please do. >> robin: my best to dan and the girls. >> thanks. >> robin: ginger, over to you. >> ginger: i am a couple months behind. i am scheduling it. thank you, hannah.

and thank you, everyone. yep. those are the things we need for sure, reminders. let's talk about hollywood beach. it's breezy this morning. they're going for a florida flip. we had record high temperatures yesterday. miami and ft. lauderdale, west palm even tied a record. but watch what this front does. it comes in and brings a dose of reality. this is about close to average. into the 60s you go tomorrow morning. don't worry, doesn't last long. >> robin: just hanging out with hannah. i remember when we would hang back in the day. >> that's exactly right. we go all the way back to atlanta when we were sportscasters together. some of the first ever in the country, women. long time. >> robin: do you want to do the honors?

>> sure. coming up, anna gass show us how to make delicious italian snacks. us how to make delicious italian snacks.

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>> lara: i love the music. who's ready? welcome back, everybody. culinary influencer anna gass has a new cookbook out italian snacking, sweet and savory recipes for every hour of the day. bring it. these bites are perfect for any spring parties you might be planning. right now she's going to show us how to make some of them. it's always time for ariancini. >> yes. rice balls. we're going to make two different kinds today. the book has three. we're going to do sicilian and calabrian. we're going to start with the sicilian. get a nice bolognese sauce going. >> lara: that's just ground beef. marinara sauce. >> very traditional. >> lara: i have a question for

you. we tried to make ours, one of my best friends is a terrific cook. what kind of rice am i supposed to use? apparently i didn't use the right kind. >> that's a great question. ariancini is made with leftover risotto. you can use arbora rice. >> lara: so minute rice is not the call? >> minute rice is not the call. you're going to star making this. we have our left and right. you don't need that yet. we're going to put in our mixing to make the savory rice. egg, salt, cheese panchetti. we're going to have parmigiano there. we will be making the sicilian ones which have saffron which is why my rice is orange. >> lara: looks like you want me to throw the bacon in. >> throw the bacon in. we're gonna throw the parsley in. that's my mom's recipe. >> lara: wow. i can't decide which sounds better.

>> we're going to try them both. i make my own bred crumb mix, bread crumbs, oregano, parmesan. salt. mix that up together. >> lara: okay. >> our sauce is ready. we have that here. we're going to start making them. i have some tips for you. let's switch. >> lara: okay. thank you. >> amazing. already done. >> lara: step away from the rice concoction. >> no, no, no. now we're going to put it in there. >> lara: i love the ice cream scooper idea. >> i love using an ice cream scooper. it makes them uniform. the calabrian one has chilis in it. >> lara: yummy sauce. by the way, you can make sauce with this. do a nice pasta. >> lara: then you're adding more to close it up. love it. >> my other tip is, empty it out into your hand like you're scooping some ice cream. look at that. dip this in a little water

because that helps it. >> lara: okay. >> that helps pack the rice balls. >> lara: then pack it up like a snow ball. >> exactly. just don't throw it at anybody. [ laughter ] now we're going to cover them up with the bread crumbs and move our way down. now we're going to fry them up and that's it. >> lara: we only have 45 seconds left so we're not really gonna fry. i want to show everybody what they look like. >> the sicilian have a nice tip on them, a nice little hat. hear that crackle? you know which one has each. >> lara: one of the other recipes that we won't be able to get to but you can just give us one tip which, who doesn't love a cannoli? >> you can make them at home. >> lara: we're going to fill these up. you've got the recipe in the book. what's your number one tip if you are going to try to do this on your own? >> it's a fun project. what i do -- >> lara: fun to do with kid, too. >> i have marscapone and ricotta in it. i like pistachios. >> lara: i like chocolate chip.

>> we're gonna do both. cheers. >> lara: cheer, mama. the book is out today. you can find these recipes on our website. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me >>

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