should experience in some form one mind. >> yeah. >> it's really nice. don't worry. i hope you go i hope you see it. you will. you think about changing your plans. >> yes. national weather service all morning. >> now she's looking at different cities. >> be in buffalo, the upstate new york. >> but you never know. things change quickly. let's hope hopefully clear up. we're praying >> robin: good morning america. severe weather impacting 50 million americans across the country. overnight at least four reported tornados and a trail of destruction in oklahoma. this morning as the severe weather moves east, flood watches for at least seven states, and what to know about the intense, long track tornados.

our team is following it all. >> george: new overnight. former president trump makes bond, coming up with $175 million in his civil fraud case. plus how the judge in his hush money case is responding to trump's repeated attacks on his daughter. and as he seeks the white house again, trump repeat false claims about the 2020 election during new interviews. >> michael: the fbi's gate rammed. the investigation after this car plowed into the barrier. authorities searching for a motive. >> george: abortion rights fight. florida supreme court clears the way for one of the strictest abortion bans in the country. the impact in the south. and now what's on the ballot for voters in november? >> michael: cliff hanger. >> don't let go, man. don't let go, okay? >> michael: how helicopter teams hoisted this hiker to safety, and why officials say these rescues happen more often than you might think. >> george: dream vacation turned nightmare for some cruise passengers left behind in africa. we hear from one of the couples.

♪ ♪ this is what you came for ♪ >> robin: and this is what you came for. blockbuster basketball starring -- paige buckets coming up big for uconn. and the show stopper. >> clark! you bet! >> robin: clutch. can't miss. >> this time it's iowa! >> robin: caitlin clark! >> good morning america! we're going to the final four! >> robin: now, will the hawkeyes fly to the championship? coach lisa bluder joins us live. the elite matchup living up to the hype. now it is down to four. >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> robin: this is good morning america. i may or may not have stayed up late. this is what we came for. it was great.

this is what we came for. it was two matchups last night. uconn, their 23rd appearance to the final four. >> michael: i stayed up late. i'm not singing about it though. >> robin: we'll have some highlights coming up. >> george: we have a lot coming up. also less than two weeks til tax day. would you let ai help you file your taxes? we'll tell you about the major companies rolling out khachat b and warning from one reporter. >> michael: we begin with the major spring storm. tornado, hail, thunderstorms and high winds threatening some 50 million people. rob marciano is in st. louis. good morning, rob. >> reporter: hey, good morning, michael. some scary moments like here in missouri. a tornado super cell came through the western suburbs here in chesterfield. doing damage to this house. you can see part of the roof ripped off. there are some trees down. flash flooding across parts of

st. louis. this is one of several severe storm clusters pummelling this part of the country. overnight severe weather wreaking havoc for millions of americans across the midwest. a trail of destruction in barnesville, oklahoma after possible tornados swept through the town. homes there shredded. piles of debris filling the streets. this entire neighborhood seemingly without power illuminated only by police cars. in another part of the state, video capturing a looming funnel cloud. at least four tornados reported overnight in oklahoma and missouri. the state also pelted by hail. one resident finding chunks the size of golf balls. >> look at the size of these guys right here. >> reporter: similar scenes down in texas. >> i only bought a quarter. look at that. >> reporter: also in the tornado watch zone overnight, illinois. blasted by fierce wind. now that same storm gathering strength, heading east. over 100 damaging storm reports reported with last night's action.

thankfully, no injuries but this storm is growing. severe threat storm is pushing east of mississippi. robin? >> robin: rob, thank you very much. we're going to bring in sam, who's in for ginger. it's april. >> sam: hello april, with overnight lightning and tornados. rob was in exactly the right spot to show you that. it was a rough night for folks near st. louis. look at cincinnati. look at all the lightning strikes. now get the idea of how far this storm stretches. we counted those lightning strikes in about three hour, you're getting about 700 strikes an hour. kansas 5 a.m. central we've had four tornado warnings at the same time this line continues to move east. you can watch it go to louisville and lexington. as we get into ohio, it becomes a problem. severe storm prediction center talks about long track tornados in the ohio area today. that's the second highest level of threat we have here. that means tornados are on the ground for longer period of time.

we come back we'll talk about the northern part of the storm and how there's snow and flooding rain involved. >> george: lot going on. thanks. latest now on former president trump. he posted bond in the new york civil fraud trial case. the judge in his election interference case extended a gag order ahead of the trial later this month. senior investigative correspondent aaron katersky is at the courthouse. good morning, aaron. >> reporter: good morning. posting bond means former president trump is no longer an immediate risk of losing control of his apartment on fifth avenue or the rest of his real estate, $175 million bond though comes as in his criminal trial trump is under a new restriction. this morning donald trump can no longer attack the daughter of the judge overseeing his prosecution. the judge expanded a gag order to cover his family and the family of manhattan district attorney alvin bragg writing this patted pattern of attacking family members assigned to his cases serves no legitimate purpose. it merely injects fear.

trump attacked the judge's tkau daughter by name over her political consulting work for democrats. his attorneys argue trump must be permitted to speak on these issues. but the judge said defendant's conduct is deliberate and intended to intimidate this court and impede the ordinarily administration of this trial. trump is scheduled to stand trial starting april 15th on charges accusing him of falsifying business records to conceal allegations of an affair with porn actress stormy daniels from voters before the 2016 election. trump has pleaded not guilty and wants the judge to recuse himself. in his civil fraud case trump has now secured a $175 million bond, putting nearly half billion dollar judgment on hold while he appeals. a court reduced the bond after trump's lawyers said the whole amount was practically impossible to obtain. as he seeks the white house again, trump repeated false claims that he won wisconsin during the 2020 election in an interview with a radio station.

joe biden won in 2020. trump supporters made him billions on paper anyway after rushing to buy stock when his social media company went public last week. this morning though the value of trump's stake is down $1 billion, shares of trump media dropping 20% after the company said truth social lost $58 million last year. an auditor raised substantial doubt about its future. we've never seen a presidential candidate before whose very initials represent a publicly traded company and ability to make spectacular wealth while also seeking the presidency. robin? >> robin: thank you. now the battle over abortion and the major rulings out of florida. the state supreme court is allowing a six week ban on the procedure to take effect. it's also giving voters the final say on abortion rights. rachel scott has that story for us. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: robin, good morning. these are two big decisions. the florida state supreme court has cleared the way for one of the strictest abortion bans in the nation to go into effect.

it bans abortion at just six week s into pregnancy. that's before most women even know that they are pregnant. take a look at the impact of this. that means virtually every state in the south has now imposed restrictions. at the same time, that same state supreme court also deciding to let this issue be on the ballot in november. allowing florida voters to decide whether they want to protect access to abortion up until viability which is considered to be around 24 weeks into pregnancy. we know that could have major political implications as well. in all six states where abortion rights have appeared on the ballot, the side of abortion rights has won including conservative state likes kentucky, ohio and kansas. that raises major questions about whether that could help president biden and democrats in november, michael? >> michael: all right, rachel. so many questions there. thank you very much for that. now the investigation after a man rammed a vehicle into the gate at the main fbi office. the small suv appeared to follow an authorized vehicle into the complex when a popup barrier stopped it.

senior national correspondent steve osunsami is on the scene. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, michael. this fbi office is north of atlanta in a suburb in an industrial park. while authorities don't believe this was terrorism or an attack, they were still very concerned. the driver of this orange suv is in police custody this morning after trying to follow a vehicle into the gates of atlanta's fbi main office north of the city. fbi agents and armored trucks surrounded the vehicle shortly after noon on monday. authorities say the driver with south carolina plates would not stop and security had to use a popup physical barrier to block the suv, smashing the vehicle. guards say the driver got out of the car and was quickly arrested without incident. he was transported to a hospital downtown. >> some of our special agents who were passing by apprehended him. at this time we are looking at both state and federal charges. >> reporter: they say the agents, with their robot, seen

looking in a trunk, did so as a precaution and found no weapons and no explosives. they say no one was hurt. authorities are still trying to understand the motive of the driver but say he required a, quote, evaluation at a hospital downtown. >> this could have really turned ugly quickly. fortunately, it didn't. but the fbi has to be prepared at every one of their facilities to deal with who ever shows up at their gate. >> reporter: these are sensitive times at fbi offices across the country with concerns about threats towards the agency. george? >> george: they are so serious. steve, thank you very much. now concerns over military escalation in the middle east after an air strike killed several iranian command leaders. iran blames israel for the attack. foreign correspondent britt clennett is tracking the latest. good morning, britt. >> reporter: good morning. iran vows to retaliate after an attack in syria. israel expressed sincere sorrow after seven aid workers who

killed delivering food into gaza. this morning seven aid workers including a dual u.s. canadian citizen killed while delivering desperately needed aid in northern gaza in the after math of the israeli air strike on their vehicle, gruesome video showing the bodies of some victims which include poland, british, australian and palestinian citizens. the world central kitchen say it is pausing gaza operations following the attack on its workers. this as regional tensions escalate. iran vowing revenge after an air strike in syria killed two top commanders and five officers. iran and syria blaming israel, though israel has yet to comment. the strike reportedly six missiles from israeli warplanes levelling a multistory building just next to the iranian embassy, saying such crimes violating international law will have its response in an appropriate time. the attack comes as israel has intensified strikes on iranian military targets around

allies in the region since the start of israel's war with hamas. meanwhile, in talks with the u.s. over israel's planned invasion of gaza's southern most city of rafah, israel agreeing to take into account u.s. concerns over civilian casualties. and that aid worker attack, we just learned a second ngo has paused operations. u.s. based with the world central kitchen provided gaza with an average of 250,000 meals a day. michael? >> michael: tense situation there. thank you very much for that. now to the ripple effect of the problems at boeing. united airlines has asked some pilots to take unpaid leave because there won't be enough new boeing planes for them to fly. trevor ault is at newark airport with more. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, michael. it's worth noting this news comes in the middle of a travel surge. united asking some pilots to take this unpaid leave in may and probably into the summer, too, as boeing is scaling back its production amid that faa scrutiny over its safety procedures. united had ordered 43, 737 max 8's but are only going to receive 37.

they had ordered 34 max 9's, on the receiving 19. they've also ordered 80 mac10 and the mack 10 has not even passed faa certification. united sent a note out to pilots that time off would be voluntary. the airline is not expecting any shortage of volunteers but this does mean for passengers traveling later this year, possibly you might see your itinerary get adjusted. george? >> george: okay, trevor. thanks. now the first case of a human getting bird flu from a pha mall in the u.s. they say someone in texas got it from an infected cow. >> the news sounds alarming the cdc is quick to point out the overall risk to the public is low. health officials in texas say the person contracted the virus after working with infected dairy cows and only experienced some redness in their eyes. it was treated with an anti-viral drug. the world health organization says 460 people have died from bird flu globally since an

outbreak in hong kong in 1997. most of those infected got it from handling birds directly. but it has spread to other species over the past few years. last week it was reported in dairy cows here in the u.s. but it is important to note that the cdc says there's no evidence of person to person spread and most milk is still safe to drink because pasturization kills flu viruses. so far officials say there is no indication that the bird flu is suddenly spreading more easily. again, they stress the risk to the public is low. but health officials continues to monitor this. robin? >> robin: yes, they do. erielle, thank you very much. we're going to move on to march madness. what a night of elite matchups. caitlin clark's dream to win her first championship still alive this morning. iowa beating lsu overnight. that long awaited rematch of last year's title game. and paige buckets. i know it's paige bekkers. she rains buckets. leading uconn back into the final four.

tell us all about it. >> it was a fantastic night of basketball, robin. good morning. the stars met the moment. the teams met the moment. the moment met the moment. the most anticipated basketball game in recent memory. lsu intent on removing all doubt. iowa with a vow of vengeance. round 2 of this showdown had everything. >> the hawkeyes are headed back to the final four! >> reporter: this morning caitlin clark and the iowa hawkeyes dancing their way to their second straight final four. >> gallactic greatness from caitlin clark! >> reporter: iowa winning the elite eight rematch of last year's national title game against lsu. in a showdown that lived up to the hype. this time it was the caitlin clark show. >> the distance on these caitlin clark threes is just ridiculous. >> reporter: the all-time leading scorer in college history shooting from anywhere and everywhere. >> hand in her face, drains it anyway.

>> reporter: leaving lsu players to shrug off her shots. clark with nine three pointer, scoring 41 points in the hawkeyes 94-87 win. >> it feels better. my senior year with this group. >> reporter: lsu starr angel reese tweaking her right ankle early on. >> oh, no. >> reporter: but still scoring 17 points and grabbing 20 rebounds before fouling out in the final minutes. reese, emotional after the game, as she spoke about her critics. >> i have seen so much. i have been attacked so many times. hopefully, the little girls that look up to me, hopefully, i give them inspiration. >> reporter: she and clark showing each other mutual respect after the buzzer. iowa fans ecstatic over the win. [ cheers ] the hawkeyes now set to face uconn, who took down number one seed usc over night. >> and uconn knocks out a number one seed! >> reporter: paige bekkers now preparing to face off against clark.

>> we can overcome anything with god on our side, with hard work on our side. >> some records set last night. despite the loss, juju watkins points leader and caitlin clark holds the record for most three pointers and assists in women's basketball history. nc state/south carolina 7:00 p.m. eastern on espn. uconn/iowa right after that. that's friday night. then the men are on saturday. it's really on the road to the final four. >> i'm happy it's friday. it was rough this morning. it was worth it, more than worth it. great games last night. >> robin: they were. thank you. iowa's coach is going to join us in our 8 o'clock hour. passengers stranded in africa after they failed to return to the ship on time. and the crew refused to let them board. we're going to hear from some of those passengers. >> michael: the heart stopping helicopter cliff side rescue. >> george: popular software using ai. what you should know about it before you try it. course, let's go back to sam. >> sam: active tornados in the heart land. be prepared to take shelter

there. that's the weather around the nation.

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following a lot of headlines including severe weather. impacting 50 million americans. four tornados reported overnight and a trail of destruction in oklahoma. the severe weather moves east, there are flood watches for seven states. right now in baltimore the coast guard opened a temporary channel for commercially essential ships and ships involved in the cleanup of the francis scott key bridge collapse. officials say cutting through the twisted debris under water is proving more difficult than they thought. crews are opening up two more channels. and in philadelphia, a truck carrying an oversized load hit a rail bridge on interstate 95. it will leave i 95 closed for several days in the northeast part of the city for emergency repairs. this disrupted some rail service in philadelphia and new jersey. >> michael: overnight the first no hitter of the major league baseball season. i know, robin, it's the earliest one ever. houston astros pitcher ramel blanco throwing this final pitch capping the season's very first no hitter, making his

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highway collision. >> two suspects fled from the scene. >> reporter: an attorney for kansas city chiefs rashee rice now confirming the 23-year-old is cooperating with local authorities and will take all necessary steps to address the situation responsibly. the incident captured by a nearby driver showing two vehicles, a corvette and a lambourghini speeding down this highway before losing control hitting the center median. investigators trying to figure out exactly how rice is connected. sources telling abc news the corvette is registered under rice's name and some of his nfl gear was allegedly found inside. overnight chiefs president mark donovan addressing the incident on kcmo talk radio. >> in all these situations you have to wait until you have all the facts. frankly, we don't have all the facts at this point. >> reporter: police say in total, six vehicles were involved and four people treated for minor injuries.

>> the impact was crazy. we could have flew out. >> reporter: kayla quinn and her 4-year-old son were in that car sandwiched between two speeding vehicles. the men inside can allegedly be seen in this photo walking down the highway before authorities arrived. >> what matters to me is the fact that whoever was involved you know, that they do the right thing and come forth. >> reporter: police say all of the men involved actually ran from the scene without providing or asking if anyone needed medical attention or help, which is the law here in texas. as of right now, we do know they will continue to investigate and are asking any witnesses who drove by and might have pictures or video of what happened that day to come forward and speak with them. guys? >> george: thanks. now the cruise passengers stranded in africa after they failed to return to their ship on time and the crew refused to let them board. janai norman has the story. good morning, janai. >> reporter: george, good morning. time waits for no man and neither did this cruise ship. it was a one-way cruise from cape town south africa to barcelona, spain.

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we sent e-mails to the nto. the customer service, the emergency number. they said the only way for us to get in the ship was to send them e-mails. they were not responding to our e-mails. >> reporter: campbell, plus four other americans and two australians were left stranded. norwegian cruise line saying in a statement, while this is a very unfortunate situation, guests are responsible for ensuring they return to the ship at the published time which is communicated broadly over the ship's intercom, in the daily communication and posted just before exiting the vessel. so a spokes person for norwegian told us regarding the eight passengers who didn't make the all aboard time on the afternoon of march 27, 2024 while they were in an africa island. eight guests who were on an island on a private tour not organized through us, missed the last tender back to the vessel not making the all aboard

time of 3:00 p.m. local time. while this is an unfortunate situation, guests are responsible for ensuring they return to the ship at the published time which is communicated broadly over the ship's intercom. guys, of the stranded passengers, one is a paraplegic, one has a heart condition. one is a pregnant woman. they spent hours trying to get back to that ship. they're hoping to today. >> michael: this is a lesson. doesn't matter, just be back on time. >> be back on time. >> michael: glad you are here on time this morning. thank you. [ laughter ] >> i am. >> michael: thank you, janai. we're going to turn to the heart stopping cliff side rescue helicopter team's remarkable finding in hoisting up a hiker to safety in the dark. victor oquendo has the story for us. good morning, victor. >> reporter: good morning, michael. this hiker was clearly in danger. authorities north of san francisco using a helicopter to get to him as quickly as possible as he was clinging to the side of that cliff losing his grip.

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>> completely unrelated and not helpful. >> h&r block, ai said she had to file tax returns in both states. >> if a child is a student in another state but doesn't work and has earned income in that state, there's probably no filing requirement. >> most of the time the answers were irrelevant. sometimes they were slightly on point. the answers from h&r block's ai were more on point but occasionally were confidently wrong about things. >> rebecca: h&r block told us, our experts at the tax institute tested the responses the "post" teamed inaccurate finding alternate phrasing and use during the guided interview led to more accurate responses. intuit told us ai is not completing or filing a tax return in turbo tax. if a turbo tax filer ever has a question about their tax return, they're only a click away from a live tax expert at all times.

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you've been saying that. caitlin clark accounted for 71% of your scoring. 41 points 12 assists, 7 boards. just her presence there on the court. i don't have to tell you this. i talked to her about it when i was out there. such high expectations, lisa. and she comes through time and time again. how does she do it? >> she's absolutely amazing. she has been consistent throughout her entire career. but when the spotlight is on, she is at her very best at this time. >> robin: i know. i asked her about that. she said she doesn't feel the pressure. her mother in the stands feels all the pressure for her so she doesn't have to do that. it was great being on campus with you a couple of weeks ago. i'm glad i gave her some pointers. glad i gave caitlin some pointers, her help out. >> i saw you shoot that long shot. you almost made to it the rim. >> robin: whoa! [ laughter ] >> michael: who doesn't love a

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>> robin: exciting time to watch it as well, lisa. okay. got uconn. you got uconn. they upset the number one seed, usc. so how do you prepare for geno auriemma's team and paige buckets? >> robin, i haven't even thought about it yet. i gave myself about 20 hours to enjoy this one. that's what i'm going to do. i'll star prepping this afternoon. >> robin: spoken like a true veteran coach. all right. hey, lisa, congratulations to you and the team. as i said, i had a great time being out there on your campus. just the excitement, the excitement there. it's just all across the country. all the best to you going forward. >> thank you, robin. we have the best fans in america at the university of iowa for sure. >> robin: you certainly do. i'm gonna get you for that little air ball admission. [ laughter ] come on, lisa. we've known each other a long time. [ laughter ]

how about a little pop news? >> lara: you got it. very close. good morning everybody. cue the song because this ain't texas. this is beyonce country. all too clear since her act 2 cowboy carter album dropped. the album has already shattered records becoming spotify's most streamed album in a single day. amazon music said it is her biggest album debut on their platform. also had the most streams for a country album by a female artist. artists featured on cowboy carter are also getting a big streaming following from first time listeners. that's fantastic. last night beyonce was honored at the i heart radio music awards with the innovator award. beyonce revealing what being an innovator means to her.

>> you call me an innovator. for that i am very grateful. innovation starts with a dream. but then you have to execute that dream. that road can be bumpy. being an innovator is seeing what everybody believes is impossible. it means being criticized which often will test your mental strength. being an innovator is leaning on faith, trusting that god will catch you and guide you. >> lara: stevie wonder also featured on the album. he's playing the harmonica on "jolene." may have been dolly who wished this version into existence. two years ago she said in an interview she wished beyonce would cover jolene like whitney did with "i will all love you." it happened. it's a hit. act 2 cowboy carter streaming everywhere. we will have more from the i heart radio music awards including backstage interviews coming up later on gma3.

yeah. i'm excited about this album, if you haven't heard the whole thing. it's amazing. and, hey, guys, do you remember war of the roses with michael douglas? kathleen turner. do we have a clip? here it is. >> no, you don't. you can't have one. >> oh. >> lara: yes, you can. the 1989 comedy, it was a huge box office hit. it was ant a couple in the throws of a wildly contentious divorce, directed by danly devito. i forgot about that. now it's being reimagined by benedict cumerbash and olivia coleman. they will star in the roses. it will tell the story of a picture perfect couple who have great chemistry, careers, kids. but underneath the facade of a perfect family is a tinder box of resentment.

matthew greenfield calling the cast and director being the dream team saying "the roses" is a bigger than life film. it will be directed by none other than jay roach. >> sam: you're right. can we get an applause? [ applause ] i don't want america to miss the pony. this may be the best pony in america right now. okay. go ahead, continue. [ laughter ] >> lara: i'll return it promptly after the show. finally bill nye the science guy is about to have a moment thanks to the solar eclipse next monday. everyone's favorite tv science guy landed on the cover of time-out new york showing science in style can go hand in hand. he answers questions about the upcoming eclipse saying, if you have the chance, do not miss it. it may only be three minutes and 18 seconds but it will change your life. he goes on to say the next one's not for 20 years. who knows where we'll all be then. so seize the moment.

nye is headed to texas to view it along the path of totality. he stresses that if you're planning on looking skywards, wear protective eye wear. fit any cameras, telescopes with those filters. our coverage of the eclipse starts right here on gma next monday. then you can follow it live on eclipse across america beginning at 2 p.m. eastern on abc, abc news live, nat geo and all of disney's family of networks and social platforms. big day. >> sam: huge day. i will be watching. [ laughter ] every one of them. >> robin: did you coin the pop pause? >> lara: yes. >> sam: i just thought we needed one. [ laughter ] >> sam: attention. attention. also we need to talk about this rain moving into the northeast. this is some very heavy rain. there's two rounds. in some of this rain we could see 1 to 3 inches in new york city. some places could get 4, 5 inches.

potential for flooding here. this storm just doesn't uncrank for days so get ready for this. we're getting big snow in the mountains. do you want to go to vermont? there is skiing happening after this. maybe two to three feet of snow there. it's not our favorite snow, chicago land, because it comes in a little wet for us. here's what you can expect this morning. >> michael: now to our new series as seen on social. people are raving about these products online with hundreds of thousands of mentions, posts and purchases. gma lifestyle contributor lori

bergamotto is here to tell us about the hype. you can shop for them on good morning america.com. all right. so what makes a product go viral? >> this is the great question, right? everybody's shouting on the internet, but only a few get heard. how do they do it? >> michael: yeah. >> it's all about engagement. creating content that people like, that they comment on, that they share. that givious social media momentum. then all of a sudden everyone's talking about it. you want to create digital word of mouth. you are getting served up ads. the whole 360 approach. getting you invested in these products. you have to remember to do your own due diligence, which we have done here today. >> michael: you've done all the work for us. >> that's right. >> michael: we're going to engage our staff, behind the scene, to bring out some products. the first one, do we need a jolt in the morning? >> we always do, right, michael? come on in. this is the ice roller. not sure if you have seen this on your social media feed.

you can do it on your hand. nice and cold as the name suggests. it's been rolling with frosty abandon across skin. it's incredible. you can get that circulation boost. reduces pore size. it's great if you have a sun burn, migraines. this is another way a product goes viral is if it has a ton of uses. this is super versatile. it's under $10. >> michael: under ten bucks. >> anyone can use it. great for depuffing. >> michael: okay, sal. go depuff. next. this is a cleaning product. over 100,000 posts about this. >> yeah. over 300 million views on tik tok. this is the pink stuff. i mean, i love a product that tells you what it is, right? it's pink. it scrubs anything. it's like a little paint. it can clean anything. this is dominant on clean tok. do you know about clean tod?

>> michael: i don't. >> it's the hash tag on tik tok where everyone is talking about cleaning. this is the dominant product. it can clean pans, tiles, sinks. you've got something dirt you need cleaned, guys, this will clean it. it's under $7. >> michael: clean talk. there's dirty talk, too. >> not touching that one, michael. >> michael: i'll be here all week. >> not touching it. >> michael: all right. what do we have here? >> we're going to talk about pants. these are work pants. our colleague cassie from gma here. so people love them because they have no zippers. so you can pull them on pull them off. they're they're like pajamas essentially. but they look super polished. cassie. are they comfy? they are truly like wearing elevated pjs to work. yeah. wow. she looks fantastic in them. they're under $30. they've sold over 300,000 pairs on tiktok. i could see why. >> yeah, that looks comfortable

and stylish at the same time. thank thank you. >> cassie. >> all right. cassie, thank you so much for that. and, this is like a best seller right here. >> yes, this is best seller on amazon. this is kitsch. this is basically, if you want cool, beachy waves, this will give it to you without any of that heat damage. you can wear it overnight. people are obsessed with this. it is number one in its category, really affordable. and if you have nice thick hair that you want a little, add a bounce to put this in overnight. >> you'll wake up with those beachy waves, but there's nothing i can use with that product for. but you know, i'm sure they're like people. my marilyn, that you absolutely love that is viral for a reason. and this this is a tiny we got we got to get to this. >> it's so cool. i'm going to let you do the honors here. this is from otis star. this looks like a mini, but mighty. get in there michael strahan. make a little mess on your neck right up. so incredible. so affordable again. clean top. people love this easy to use battery operated. gotta love it. don't

get the mini vacuum. >> the second i first person i thought of here was lara and she said i want one for lara, i got you, we got you at home. you can shop all these products on good morning america.com and we will be right back. great job lori. thank you. sean >> the good doctor new tonight on abc. and stream on always live abc seven news starts right now. >> good morning. i'm amanda delcastillo from abc. seven mornings. three people are in the hospital after an apparent gun battle in a safeway gas station parking lot in american canyon. that store in the gas station next to it is on american canyon road, just off highway 29. two cars were riddled with bullet holes. police say there were at least two shooters. a witness in the

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give way to bright sunshine. we're still watching some of this fog in the north bay, but it is, increasing in terms of our visibility. so we are seeing improvements there outside from our east bay hills camera. we've got sunshine. we'll have those coastal clouds early on giving way to sunshine everywhere, even along the coast. it's a nice warm day in the 60s and in the 70s, up to 78. in san jose today, 70 in oakland, hit about 65 in the city. amanda. >> all right. thanks drew. we will haveave a another abc seves update in about 30 minutes and always on our news app >> announcer: welcome back to gma live from times square. >> michael: welcome back, everybody. it's time now for our series before you take the leap, looking at the must have conversations before marriage. this morning it's all about how to have authentic communication to strengthen your relationship. >> lara: we have two engaged couples here. we're going to see how well they know each other as our match

maker devyn simone is here. thank you for being here. >> happy to be here. >> michael: i want to start with you before we start this game. for all the engaged couples who may be watching, what is the most important topic they should be talking about before they tie the knot? >> i'd say there's three things to keep in mind. one, customize your relationship. this is yours. you can make your own traditions, your own rules. you don't have to do what everyone expects of you. number two, check in. i'm sure you talked about the big things, kid, finances, household chores. but check in. people's point of view may change. people's perspectives evolve. check in again. three, be prepared to adapt. you're not just falling in love and marrying one person. you need to be prepared to fall in love with that same person but different versions of them throughout time. >> lara: that's very good. great advice. now let's meet our couples. we have rashada and mike. and they met at church. [ applause ] they've been together for a year and a half. as i understand it, they like to

dance, wear matching outfits and have a good time. and then over here we have abby and they've been together for nine years. they have a 1-year-old golden retriever they share named bo. >> michael: well, thank you all for being here. we're going to see how well they know each other with our gma nearly newly weds game. cue the music. are you all ready to play? all right. here's how it's gonna work. we're gonna ask you a question and you're gonna reveal your answers on your card, okay. since devyn is our matchmaking expert, she'll chime in with some tips. you're all playing for a $500 gift card to massage envy. yes. here we go. first up. this one for the guys. don't mess it up. what is your future wife's favorite tv show?

show what you got there. >> lara: yeah. nailed it. >> michael: i'm kind of scared of both of these couples. [ laughter ] devyn, you have a tip. there's couples out there who don't have the same interest or love of shows. this could be a moment of growth. >> you're 100% correct. we call that being influenced in your relationship. partners who are open to influence from their partner, like watching their favorite show or trying a favorite food report overall higher satisfaction rates in their marriage. be influencers in your relationship. >> lara: love that. all right. so now we're going to talk crushes. guys, we want you to name -- i don't know. i think girls we want you to name your future husband's number one celebrity crush. right? >> michael: what are you trying to do here? >> lara: i was a little nervous about this one but just go for it. wow. yes.

>> lara: wow. >> these couples are very in sync. we were uncomfortable asking it. >> being able to be honest with each other is important. they are honest. >> michael: they are honest. little too honest for me. [ laughter ] babe i don't want anybody but you. now, we want to know who is the funnier one in the couple? make sure you think carefully about this, okay. all right. let's see what you said. who's the funnier one? >> lara: who's funnier? all right. >> michael: oh. >> lara: that's funny. >> michael: sense of humor in a relationship is really important. >> shared sense of humor is really important. a recent study found couples who approach conflict with affection and humor reported better stress levels which overall impacted their health. you can have better health if is you laugh a little bit.

>> lara: i like it. you can talk about that. [ laughter ] this one for the guys. what's your future wife's favorite song to sing along to in the car? okay. this is getting very interesting. you guys nailed it. >> it is a bit of a tough question. music is a great opportunity to really connect with one another. a survey found 61% said they found someone at a music event. continue to use music in your relationship. >> michael: here's the last one. lady, this is for you. what is your man's number one pet peeve? okay. let's see the answers. being messy.

[ laughter ] trash. >> lara: very close here. this is funny. >> michael: clean up. [ laughter ] >> lara: do you have any thoughts on this? >> i mean, you guys are going to keep having these conversations forever. just be prepared. >> michael: mike and mike on the same page. i'm with you. this has been fantastic. lot of fun. thank you so much. >> of course. >> lara: at this moment i just got word we do have a winner. the winner is abby and schyuler. [ applause ] this is our show so everyone's a winner! [ applause ] you're all going home with $500 gift cards from massage envy.

enjoy a couples massage. thank you for your honesty. great advice. thank you so much. >> michael: a nice massage is something we can all agree on. tomorrow for day 3 of our series all topics couples should have before having kids. very important conversation there. coming up inside lisa vanderpump new reality show and the drama taking place in the south of france. we'll be back with more gma.

>> george: lisa vanderpump became famous for the house wives of beverly hills. she built a reality show empire. lama hasan has a look at vanderpump villa. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, george. the queen of reality tv has a brand new show following the lives of a hand picked group who have been brought together in a french chateau. you know there's bound to be chaos and confrontation. we went to see where they are filming in the south of france. queen of all things hospitality and reality tv -- >> vanderpump rules will return. >> reporter: lisa vanderpump launching her new experience. >> welcome to vanderpump villa. >> reporter: gma got a first look. how would you describe your new show? >> decadent. naughty.

>> reporter: naughty? we'll take that. >> poignant. >> reporter: shot at a 19th century chateau in the picturesque south of france. the unscripted docu drama follows the stars who live and work alongside guests for a luxurious stay. >> my intention is that it goes perfectly. it doesn't always. that is such disrespect to me. this is chateau that i have created. >> reporter: what does it take to impress you? >> professionalism. understanding what it takes to really give good service. >> reporter: your fans are dying to know, are we going to see a different side to lisa on this show? vanderpump villa? >> i think it's more immersive. this situation where the staff don't go home. >> reporter: the 12 chateau stars hand picked by lisa include an executive chef, housekeeper, servers and mixologists. i will ask you, what's going on in the chateau?

>> there's going to be a loft emotions. >> not only living together, but working together. there's no escaping. i'm the one that people spill the truth to. i have the serum. >> reporter: there's bound to be chaos. >> there's drama. lot in back of house. sometimes things spill over to front of the house. that's when i move in. front of house is supposed to be totally unaware of what is going on behind the scenes. >> apologize! say you're sorry. apologize! >> do you know how bad it looks fighting in front of the guests? >> i did not work this hard to have these whipper snappers screw it up. >> reporter: what is something a potential employee can never do? >> be rude to the guest. >> reporter: when you look at a resume, what's a nonstarter? >> when people have moved around too much. i like to see when the boss is away. i think i learned from every experience, too.

people sometimes surprise me. >> reporter: now it was time to check in to vanderpump villa. >> are you enjoying your stay? enjoying the view? >> thank you. is this my tea? >> yes. >> thank you very much. i could get used to this. who doesn't love a bit of luxury? sadly, we did have to check out, but don't worry because we will have more of lisa vanderpump on abc news live as well as nightline. it is streaming on hulu. guys, get ready for some chateau shenanigans. [ laughter ] >> lara: fabulous. >> george: thank you. sam, what do you have? >> sam: i love when she came out earlier and goes, bonjour. let's look at what's going on with these storms. i want to show you something. sometimes when you're looking at it through your camera on your phone. you have something like this. zoom in. that's an airplane. way up there above the power lines. notice the lightning strike goes through the wings. airplanes are engineered to handle lightning when they bring that airplane down.

they should check the electricals on the plane. but they handle lightning. generally a plane will get struck once or twice a year, believe it or not. that's the weather around the nation. next storm comes into california by thursday. here's what you can expe >> robin: it is time to reveal our gma book club pick for april. let's just say it's here just in time for your next vacation. lori b is back. there's a lot of love for this author an her books. >> that's right, robin. this book has it all. romance, big questions, unforgettable characters, and a last page that will leave you with a huge smile. let's see what it is. i love a good reveal. it's "just for the summer" by abby jimenez.

clap for her indeed. i got to sit down with her to talk about it. take a look. she's the award winning author who's developed a recipe for the ultimate romance novel. >> my books are very funny but they have a lot of depth. they'll make you laugh, cry. no exception. >> reporter: now abby jimenez is back with her sixth book "just for the summer" that will have readers craving more. >> justin and emma share a curse. everyone they date and break up with goes on to find the love of their life after. so they meet and decide they would date each other and then break up and their curses will cancel each other's out. things don't go the way they intend. >> reporter: you are known for creating characters that are multifacetted, have lots of layers. in this novel that's no different. who was your favorite character to write in "just for the

summer" and why? >> i think emma was probably my favorite character. she's so complex. she's got this beautiful empathy about her. just this really interesting life experience has made her who she is as a person. she goes through a lot of trauma. that's one of the themes in this book, trauma, and how it affects us in relationships as we get older. >> reporter: when it comes to those heavier themes, abby says she doesn't take them lightly. >> i have mental health advisers. i have psychologists that read the book, made sure i got emma's situation correct and that it was depicted with accuracy and sensitivity. >> reporter: the book is also a love letter to minnesota. why did you want to set it there? >> i live in minnesota. i love minnesota. it's beautiful here. i write most of my books here in minnesota. what's authentic to me will feel like you are meant to be in that place because it's very easy to write about the place that i see every day.

>> reporter: when not writing or juggling her three cupcake shop, abby said she's an avid reader who loves a good romance novel. readers who might not gravitate towards romance, what is your sales pitch for them? >> romance, particularly modern romance, is smart. it feels very in the now. most importantly, it's going to give you a happy ever after at the ends. no matter what i put you through in these pages, you will be smiling when you close that book. if you don't read romance, just read this one. this will be your gateway book. then you'll be reading all the romance books and you can thank me. >> "just for the summer" is available now. if you're already a fan of abby's, you know she has her own abby-verse. you'll see some familiar faces. if this is your first time reading one of abby's best sellers, don't worry. this one can still be read as a stand alone. you can keep reading along with us. guys, i have some here for you.

>> george: all right. we love a happily ever after. >> robin: coming up country star chris young is here!

>> sam: back with country singer chris young. his music has 5 billion streams. he's a super star because he racked up 13 number one singles. chris' brand new album is out called young love and saturday night. who doesn't have a story about that? >> honestly, one of the biggest albums i have ever done. 18 tracks. i think everybody can sort of relate to this song. it always cracks me up. people are like, that sounds like another. rebel rebel. that's becau it is. [ laughter ] david bowie is on the song credited as a writer. they just wrote a new song around that lick. >> sam: that's awesome.

>> very excited to get on the road and start this tour, kick it off. so happy the album's out there. >> sam: we're happy that it's out there. we have a performance scheduled. you just told me in secret that your back is a little tweaked so good luck with this. good luck with the tour. guys, really nice to have you. let's here it right now. here's chris young with young love and saturday night. ♪ ♪ he's got a chevrolet that don't always run and the radio never turns down ♪ ♪ he's got a pedigree that's no good for nothing no commas in his bank account ♪

♪ but there's a girl at the hole in the wall where he plays don't take her eyes off the stage ♪ ♪ she loves that silverado he's got parked outside loves cranking it ♪ ♪ girls can't keep from falling for bad boys that their daddies don't like ♪ ♪ small town that keeps getting smaller here's to old trucks young love and saturday night ♪ ♪ na na na na na ♪ he's got beat up guitars to a kid with some hand me down keys as long as leather jackets keep stealing hearts like elvis and cash and james dean ♪

♪ there will be a girl at the hole in the wall where he plays don't take her eyes off the stage ♪ ♪ she loves his southern drawl from northern atlanta that silverado parked out side ♪ ♪ cranking 89 alabama good girls can't keep from falling for bad boys that their daddies don't like ♪ ♪ small town that keeps getting smaller full of young love and saturday nights ♪ ♪ na na na young love and saturday night ♪ [ applause ] ♪ we belong ♪

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we are seeing a fair amount of sunshine. it's lovely. from the exploratorium camera. we have those coastal clouds right now just giving way to tons of sunshine. it's a warm afternoon. if you liked yesterday, today is equally as nice. your sunset today at 7:34 p.m. so highs today 78, in san jose. that is warm. 70 in oakland will go to 65. in the city with a bit of a breeze this afternoon. napa up to 72. amanda. >> all right. thanks so much drew. time now for live with kelly and mark. we'll be back at 11. for midday live. have deja vu: it's live with kelly and mark. ♪♪ today, the one and only, mary j. blige. and actress, natasha lyonne shows us her poker face. plus, mark takes on wrestling champ, mason parris. all next on live. ["you only love me" by rita ora playing]