slow moving from our emeryville camera, you can see that monday morning commute from highway four to the toll plaza will take you 45 minutes. >> number seven, an iconic san francisco bar. back in business, a stud reopened over the weekend at its new location at folsom and seventh street. it's the oldest lgbtq bar in san francisco, originally opening in 1966. >> right on. welcome back stud. yes, it's nice to have it in folsom again. it's fantastic. it is. i don't know where our invite was, but i'm glad you're back. >> let them open in peace >> george: good morning america. for the first time in american history, a former president will be tried in criminal court. donald trump on trial.

opening statements today. we break down the case against the former president. who will take the stand? will the defendant testify? and what it means for his white house campaign? >> michael: big gamble. >> the bill is passed. >> michael: speaker mike johnson putting his job on the line to push through the massive foreign aid package. >> are you worried about your job? >> i don't worry. i just do my job. >> robin: tik tok tick tock. >> today i'm saying my final good-bye to tik tok. >> robin: the unprecedented move by the house that could see the app used by 170 millions of americans and millions of small businesses banned in the u.s. >> george: frosty morning. millions of americans in at least 23 states under freeze and frost alerts. >> michael: a diver's life or death battle with an alligator. >> at that point he shook me like a rag doll. >> michael: he tells us how he fought off the predator. >> robin: remembering mandisa. ♪

the grammy winner, american idol alum passing away suddenly at 47. how she helped others become overcomers. >> i realized as i started to share this story, i started to hear from people who said, i'm just glad to know that i'm not alone. >> george: highway heroes. >> it's 100% a miracle. >> george: we hear from the good samaritans who saved a man trapped in his burning car. >> if strangers had not come together to form this community to get this man out of the car, i don't think he would be here today. >> michael: rock and fall. luke bryan slipping after objects were thrown onto the stage. >> did anybody see that? ♪ ♪ stop right now ♪ >> robin: stop right now, thank you very much. don't miss this posh party. a spice girls reunion with their biggest fan freaking out, david beckham. ♪ we run the world ♪

and did i mention the spice girls? our ginger is spicing up your world on this earth day. >> ginger: good morning america. welcome to earth day. >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> robin: this is good morning america. happy earth day. we cannot wait to see what ginger has to show us this morning. >> michael: she is live in new mexico. ginger is in an earthship, which is a self-sustaining home, for three days. we'll have much more on earth day ahead. >> george: we begin with something unprecedented in american history. opening statements in the criminal trial of a former president. presidents have been impeached. they've resigned. they've been voted out of office. never before has a former president faced a jury of his peers in a criminal court. aaron katersky is on the scene at the courthouse. good morning, aaron. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. this historic day is just now getting under way. former president trump seated at the defense table.

as he walked in, he called this a sad day. both he and the country are experiencing something entirely new. prosecutors trying to prove a former president committed a crime, this case falsifying business records to conceal a hush payment to an adult film actress. this morning opening statements in the historic criminal trial of former president trump. >> it's a shame. it's a shame. i'm sitting here for days now, from morning til night. >> reporter: seated in court, trump relegated to silence. prosecutors will introduce the case, which they say is about whether the defendant, donald trump, broke the law in falsifying business records to cover up an agreement with others to unlawfully influence the 2016 presidential election. in their opening statement, defense attorneys are expected to say trump relied on lawyers to arrange the $130,000 payment to stormy daniels to keep her from revealing her claim of a sexual encounter with trump which he denied. >> i was paying a lawyer and marked it down as a legal expense. some accountant. i didn't know.

some accountant marked it down as a legal expense. that's exactly what it was. >> reporter: prosecutors say trump turned to david pecker, who they say was paid to buy and bury unflattering stories about trump. pecker is among the early witnesses. stormy daniels will testify, along with michael cohen, trump's former fixer, who wired her the hush money. prosecutors said some of the witnesses have what you consider some baggage. trump said he could testify, too, during a trial expected to last six weeks. >> when i'm testifying, i tell the truth. all i can do is tell the truth. >> reporter: the testimony's going to be heard by a jury of seven men and five women that includes two native new yorkers and two immigrants. seven jurors have advanced degrees. one juror praised trump's out spokenness. another called the former president selfish. each promised to be fair and impartial. also this week the judge is going to consider whether trump violated the gag order which prohibits him from attacking witnesses. prosecutors said it happened

several times through posts disparaging cohen and daniels. the defense denies it, but prosecutors want trump fined $1,000 for each offending post. the judge will hold a hearing on that on tuesday. as the proceedings got under way here today, george, there was an issue with one of the jurors. the judge said the juror had expressed some concern about being part of something that is getting so much attention and indeed there are lots of people in the courtroom, a lot of people following this outside. but the juror in the end is going to stay on the case. the opening statements that are just getting under way are going to last about 45 minutes for the prosecution. about 25 minutes for the defense. prosecutors will lay out this idea that this is the original election interference case. the defense trying to distance trump from any crimes.

>> george: jon karl is here. let's go into more detail. from the president, impeach the credibility of michael cohen. >> absolutely. they will say he is a liar, fraud, committed perjurer. he is the key to his case and you cannot trust him. >> george: prosecutors will say he was lying for donald trump. >> he was his lawyer. the argument is look, $35,000 payment is for monthly retainers. they will also make the case at the end of the day hush money, catch and kill scheme, they will argue this is routine for somebody who is very wealthy simply trying to protect their reputation. >> george: what's not routine is trying to further a presidential campaign sitting as a defendant in a courtroom. >> no. i mean, come on, george. this is incredible. he's going to be stuck there as he was during jury selection while others talk about him and while you hear disparaging testimony. he was so frustrated last week. even at the temperature in the courtroom. you heard him go on and on about how it was too cold, it was freezing in there. this is a guy used to being in charge of everything, who can't even control the thermostat in a courtroom.

>> george: he's spending an awful lot of money but raising it at the same time off of the case. >> as much as he's complaining and it really is bothering him. you can see it. i hear it from the people who are with him every day. he is making this his campaign both in terms of messaging, i am a victim, they're out to get me because they're really out to get my supporters. he is raising money. it has helped his fund-raising tremendously. every day you see more appeals directly tied to this. >> george: big day on thursday as the supreme court hears arguments over presidential immunity. we heard from liz cheney overnight. >> liz cheney essentially writing what was basically an open letter to the supreme court. and by the way, thursday's supreme court hearing on the issue of whether or not donald trump has absolute immunity for what he did as president is the week's most important legal development. liz cheney is saying the supreme court, if they delay, if they don't act quickly on this, they could prevent the public from ever hearing the evidence in the case.

>> george: that's the point. it's almost certain that they are going to say any president is not immune. but the question is, will voters get to have the trial before the election? >> yeah. if liz cheney's point is, if this trial doesn't happen before the election, voters won't have that evidence. but if donald trump is elected, you may never see this case. the person who was responsible for january 6th may never be held to account for it. >> robin: thank you very much. now the tension on capitol hill. speaker mike johnson pushing through a massive foreign aid package opposed by some republicans. selina wang joins us from the hill. good morning to you, selina. >> reporter: good morning, robin. this is a transformational moment for speaker johnson. he went from being staunchly opposed to any more aid to ukraine to putting his own job on the line to push forward with the $95 billion foreign aid package. >> the bill is passed. >> reporter: this morning congress is one step closer to passing billions in foreign aid that's desperately needed by

america's allies. with the senate set to vote on critical funding for ukraine, israel and taiwan after dramatic weekend in the house. >> the house will be in order. >> reporter: speaker mike johnson putting his job on the line to push through the massive aid package. $60 billion for ukraine, $26 billion for israel, $8 billion for taiwan and indo pacific allies and legislation to force a sale of tik tok from its chinese parent company or face a ban in the u.s. >> we did our work here and i think history will judge it well. >> reporter: for months johnson stalled on president biden's request for more funding, but after classified briefings, including with the cia director and lots of praying, the devout christian made a dramatic turn around. arguing to his fellow republicans that helping ukraine is critical to u.s. national security, and that they need to be on the right side of history. >> to put it bluntly, i would rather send bullets to ukraine

than american boys. my son is going to begin in the naval academy. this is a live fire exercise for me as it is so many american families. >> reporter: but a majority of his members revolted. more than half republicans voting against aid to ukraine, with johnson forced to rely on democrats to even bring it up for a vote. now at least three hardliners are threatening to oust johnson over it. >> he betrayed us three times. >> if the vote was held today, mike johnson is a lame duck. he's done. >> reporter: with the gop's razor thin majority in the house, that's enough republicans to push johnson out, as democrats and moderate republicans praise johnson for bringing these bills to the floor. >> i commend it by name traditional conservatives led by speaker mike johnson for doing the right thing. >> reporter: but speaker johnson's job is still under threat. those hardline republicans can still try to oust him in the house which is back in session next week. the senate will vote on this tomorrow. the president said he's going to

sign this legislation right away. michael? >> michael: all right, selina, thank you very much for that. now to the supreme court, hearing a major case on how communities deal with the growing crisis of people living on the streets. terry moran has the latest. >> reporter: this morning the supreme court is tackling its biggest case on homelessness in more than 40 years and cities and towns across the country struggle to deal with more and more people living on the streets. >> for all intents and purposes, a lot of behavior you see here today is illegal. >> reporter: at the center of the case is grants pass a small city of 40,000 in southwest oregon. in the parks around town, hundreds of homeless people have set up in encampments. in 2013 the city cracked down, local officials citing unsanitary conditions and crime, banning anyone sleeping in public from using a blanket, pillow or card board box. penalties included civil fines and a potential 30 day jail term for repeat offenders.

but with no public shelters in grants pass, a group of homeless transients sued the city in federal court, arguing the law is unconstitutional because it violates the 8th amendment ban on cruel and unusual punishment. >> criminalizing people for being homeless is not the solution. >> reporter: the case has huge implications for the rest of the country. so many communities are swatched by homeless encampments which are often rife with unsanitary conditions, drug use, untreated mental illness and crime. >> these encampments in california are unacceptable. >> these homeless camps overwhelm quality of life. >> reporter: advocates say the homeless have nowhere else to go. >> criminalizing the victims of our failed housing policy is morally wrong and unconstitutional. that's essentially what the city of grant pass has done by making it illegal for someone to exist while being homeless. >> reporter: after over five

years living in parks before a nearby church took her in, helen cruz telling our devin dwyer said she received $5,000 in camp related fines. >> i was holding down two jobs when i was out here and still not enough to be able to rent a place. their low income housing here is $1,000 a month. that's not workable either, you know? >> reporter: it is a national crisis, but the big legal question the justices will consider in this case is whether what grants pass has done really qualifies as cruel and unusual punishment under the constitution. a decision is expected by late june. george? >> george: terry, thanks. over seas now to israel where a car plowed into a group of pedestrians in jerusalem. tom soufi-burridge is in tel aviv. good morning, tom. >> reporter: good morning, george. yes, shocking video. a car ran into that citizen in jerusalem. three people lightly injured

then escaping the two gun men who were later arrested. after that major intelligence failure prior to the october 7 terror attack the head of israeli military intelligence stepping down. in gaza, israel ramping up attacks on rafa. 22 people killed this weekend as u.s. lawmakers approve $17 billion of additional military aid for israel. thanks from israel's prime minister for that, but netanyahu reacting angrily to unconfirmed reports that the u.s. could take measures against an ultraorthodox unit of the idf. which has been accused of human rights abuses in the west bank. the israeli leader saying he will fight such a move with all his strength. secretary of state blinken expected to address that issue later today. robin? >> robin: tom, thanks to you. there are security concerns here at home at columbia university amid the israel/hamas war. rhiannon ally is here with the latest. >> reporter: that's right. right here in new york city, there is growing concern about safety at the school, as protests stemming from that israel hamas war intensify. the president of columbia

saying, everyone needs a reset. classes will be remote today ahead of the first night of passover which begins tonight. this after a fifth day yesterday of columbia pro palestine students protesting. they want the ivy league school to divest its stocks, funds and endowments from companies they say profit from israel's violation of international law and palestinian human rights. over the weekend, several protesters were arrested. that's on top of the more than 100 from last week. in the midst of this, a rabbi is encouraging jewish students to leave campus. he says until the university and nypd can ensure student safety, the nypd continues to have increased presence around campus on stand by. guys? >> michael: hopefully the reset eases the tension. thank you very much. we're going to turn now to the nba. playoffs tipped off with some big games in the first rounds. will reeve is here with who to watch. good morning. >> good morning, michael. we're off to a hot start. 16 teams with a chance to get to

the nba finals. here we go. first the boston celtics are the save. they won # 4 games in the regular season and cruised in game 1 of their best of seven series with miami. there was a young fan bringing the energy and the crowd. love to see that. don't love to see miami without star jimmy butler. he's out with a knee injury. which brings me to the second theme of the playoffs so far. injuries. kawhi leonard out from the clippers, but the clippers did take down the mavericks in their game one. giannis out as well for the bucks. no problems. it was dame time. damian lillard hitting that buzzer beater to end the first quarter. milwaukee won their first game. michael, the garden was eden saturday night. the knicks fans were buzzing with their game 1 win. got to take time to appreciate the insanity of this self-alley-oop situation from embiid. he ended up getting hurt on that play. he did return but that injury will be important to watch. what's an nba highlight without

lebron? rematch of last year's western conference finals in denver. defending champion nuggets hosting lebron and the lakers. they beat l.a. fairly easily in game one. a stat, home teams are 8-0 so far in these nba playoffs. >> george: you never disappoint, will. thank you. >> michael: you say giannis. we both looked at you. >> i was looking at him. >> george: you nailed it. >> robin: you nailed it, as always, will. coming up, will tik tok be banned? house passing a bill telling its chinese owners to sell the platform or risk the app being blocked here in the u.s. >> michael: country star luke bryan falling on stage, slipping on a fan's cell phone. but first let's go to ginger. hey, ginger. >> ginger: hey, michael. colorado had some late april snow. in fact denver's airport, that's been there since 2008, the latest snow the most they've had.

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hours. it beat the previous record of 56 hours. chess fans around the world watched and cheered. he hopes to raise $1 million for kids education across africa with the event. >> george: 60 hours. >> robin: could you imagine? >> george: no. [ laughter ] >> michael: we didn't even announce a winner. we just said they played for 60. and we got a lot more ahead on this earth day including ginger exploring an earthship. she's going to break down what we can learn from these self-sufficient homes. that is all coming up, robin. >> robin: but right now the new fallout for tik tok after the house passed a bill over the weekend that could potentially ban the popular social media app within a year. janai norman is here with what this could mean for content creators and the more than 170 million users. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, robin. 170 million users and countless of those who rely on tik tok for their livelihood now concerned their financial

security could be at risk. but for lawmakers, the concerns they say are about data security and personal information about all those millions of users. >> today i am saying my final good-bye to tik tok. >> reporter: this morning the clock could be ticking for popular app tik tok. >> breaking news, the house of representatives has officially passed another tik tok ban. >> reporter: over the weekend, the house of representatives passing legislation that could see the app banned in the u.s. if chinese owner byte dance doesn't sell within a year. >> the two options are sell to a u.s. owner or cease operating in the u.s. >> reporter: an unprecedented move that sparked serious concerns for some content creators. >> i'm happier than i have ever been. it is because this app has opened the door for me to figure out how i can make a difference in the world. >> reporter: there are over 170 million users on tik tok in the u.s., many like content creator jennifer gay, have found

financial security from the platform. >> suddenly my voice mattered and i had a purpose and i start living boldly. 100% of my livelihood is connected to tik tok. >> reporter: the tik tok ban is a response to top intelligence and lawmakers' concerns that user data could become compromised. a tik tok spokes person calling the move unfortunate, telling abc news, the bill would trample the free speech rights of 170 million americans devastate 7 million businesses and shutter a platform that contributes $24 billion to the u.s. economy annually. >> i don't think it's going to pass first amendment scrutiny because there are less restrictive alternatives. we could have made it a crime to transfer american data to a foreign nation or foreign state interference. >> bill has now passed the house. it is on the fast track to becoming law. >> reporter: the senate is expected to take up the legislation tomorrow, and if passed, president biden has

already indicated he will quickly sign it into law. but not so fast. experts say don't expect the app to go away any time soon. >> it's not like the app is going to delete off your phone right away. it could be months. it could be years of wading through regulatory and legal hurdles to actually get this done. >> so for now tik tok is not for sale but if and when that bill passes, it would likely kick off a lengthy legal battle. so, robin, michael and george, those dances on tik tok in good shape. [ laughter ] >> michael: thank you, janai. we'll be looking for your dances, too. luke bryan falling, slipping on a fan's cell phone during a concert this weekend. lara has the story. oops. good morning, lara. >> lara: good morning, michael. fortunately country star luke bryan seemed to take it in stride. he jumped up to his feet. to show fans an instant replay

of the scary moment. he even had a sense of humor about the incident joking that his lawyer would be calling. ♪ this morning luke bryan, latest star falling victim to fans behaving badly. the country superstar performing in vancouver saturday when he slipped on a cell phone that had been left on stage sending him crashing to the floor. >> did anybody get that? [ laughter ] all right. it's okay. hey, my lawyer will be calling. >> lara: the play it again singer making light of his fall, even replaying the incident on a fan's phone. >> there it is! i need something viral. this is viral, right? >> reporter: last night on "american idol" host ryan seacrest and his fellow judges checked up on luke. >> are you damaged in any way? >> what are you talking about?

>> lara: replaying the moment for viewers and fans alike. >> oh! >> lara: emily nicole was at the concert. >> there was a phone thrown on stage. there were cowboy boots, hats, water bottles. >> lara: she saw the fall happen firsthand and said the behavior of some fans was concerning. >> people were trying to get their stuff signed so they thought the best way to get that was by throwing things on stage which was not safe at all. just super disrespectful. >> lara: despite bryan's good humor about the incident, this is far from the first time celebrities have gotten hurt because of the antics of fans at their concerts. just last year, bebe rushed to the hospital after a fan threw his phone at her. >> i hope she's okay because that was definitely a hard hit. >> lara: and harry styles taking several hits over the years, one time being struck in the face with a flying object. >> artists have had enough.

i think that's evident. so much remains to be seen about how incidents might change the concert experience. >> lara: through it all celebrities like adele beginning to let their fans know this type of behavior won't be tolerated. >> i dare you to throw something at me. >> i think there's definitely going to be a zero tolerance policy that will be put into place. >> lara: luke had a great sense of humor about it, but he could have gotten hurt. he did just kick off his country boy tour that hits the u.s. june through september. he's okay, but truly enough is enough. >> michael: scary fall. >> robin: all right. we will see you in pop news. all right, lara. next, the diver who came face to jaws with an alligator and survived. victor oquendo brings us that story. hey there, victor. >> reporter: hey, robin. this man says that he knew his life was on the line as soon as he saw the alligator. we'll tell you how he managed to survive coming up next.

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fire, putting themselves in harms way, saving a man's life. it's the fiery minnesota highway rescue caught on tape. >> all i see there's a man in a car can't get out and needs our help. >> eva: watch as good samaritans jump into action running to rescue the 71-year-old man who was trapped inside his honda suv that was engulfed in flames. >> you could feel how hot it was. the billow of smoke just wafting in the air. >> reporter: minnesota state patrol telling abc news the vehicle struck a light pole then guardrail thursday during rush hour on interstate 94 in st. paul. one of those good samaritans 24-yr-old registered nurse tessa sand. >> i was scared like shaking scared. the car just totally went up in flames. >> eva: she and several others stopping their own cars, rushing to help free orbovich. sand directing others to pull on

the doors. >> i was trying to figure out, one, how to get him out of the car. trying to break the guardrail down, trying to get him out on the passenger side which was also engulfed in flames. >> eva: then highway response stepping in, smashing the driver's side window. good samaritans pulling the man out of the window to safety. >> you could see the fear and panic in his eyes. >> eva: he was taken to an area hospital, surviving with minor injuries. >> it's 100% a miracle. if strangers had not come together to form this community to get this man out of the car, i don't think he would still be here today. >> eva: yeah. lot of people calling these good samaritans heroes. one telling us he doesn't consider himself a hero but it does feel good he could help. >> robin: so many. so many helping. not hesitating. >> eva: makes you feel good all those people willing to help. >> michael: exactly. >> robin: got that right. thank you, eva. coming up ginger has something special for earth day. she's live from new mexico. look at you there. good morning, ginge.

>> ginger: what a way to spend earth day with the gorgeous sunrise that happened. the land of enchantment is showing off. we are going to show you an earthship that lives with the planet versus against it. this will be a really special morning. we hope you take away tips you can bring for your house. stick around. we'll have much more coming up.

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>> hey there. >> we'll go from sutro tower to the temperatures this morning. you can see a lot of sunshine there. we are in the 50s if not low 60s this morning, near 60 in oakland at 62, in san jose, 60 right now in concord. so it feels mild out there already this morning. as we head throughout the day, we'll find that bright sunshine getting us above average once again along the coast, though this afternoon we will find fog returning later today and that will keep us on the cooler side in the 50s and 60s, but away from the coast we'll go into the 70s and into the 80s. so 73 in oakland today, 82 in san jose, a high of 68 in the city. reggie drew, thank you. >> another abc seven news update in about 30 minutes. you can always catch us on our news app. and abc seven news.com and join us every weekday morning from 5 to 7 a.m. here's more gma. >> find your inner child in the totally talked out dodge hornet rt crossover right now. well

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>> robin: remembering mandisa. ♪ the grammy winner and "american idol" alum. ♪ sometimes i love you ♪ >> yes. >> yes. >> yes. >> robin: at 47 years old, passing away suddenly. this morning how she helped others become overcomer, and her legacy on and off the stage. >> michael: celebrating earth day. you'll save some green with green beauty and home products, starting at just $5. all from small businesses. ♪ who's gonna save the world ♪ >> george: and ginger is on a mission, exploring an earth ship on this earth day. what it's like to live in a totally sustainable home. as she says -- >> ginger: good morning america! welcome to the earthship! ♪ save the world ♪ >> announcer: live in times square, this is gma. >> robin: ginger is living her best life today. she is in her glory. good morning america. we have a very excited crowd

here in times square this morning. they just got to meet k-pop star itzy. we are so looking forward to the performance in our next half hour. >> george: we, of course, are celebrating earth day. we just showed you ginger in new mexico, in a neighborhood of earthships. these are completely self-sufficient homes built into the earth. she's gonna show us around one and how we can become more sustainable. >> michael: first a look at top stories breaking at 8, starting with opening statements happening today in donald trump's historic criminal trial. let's go back to aaron katersky outside the courthouse in manhattan. good morning, aaron. >> reporter: good morning, michael. this case is about a criminal conspiracy with those words, one of the prosecutors began trying to prove that a former american president is guilty of a crime. telling the jury in his opening statement the defendant, donald trump, orchestrated a criminal

scheme to corrupt the 2016 election. the defense will then follow, trying to distance trump from the hush payment to stormy daniels and the way it was recorded and instead saying trump relied on accountants and lawyers. the first witness will be david pecker. prosecutors say he was part of the scheme to purchase unflattering stories ability trump and make sure they stayed out of print. trump is slouched in his chair at the defense table listening to all of this. he is relegated to silence. when the court day began, the judge informed the parties there was some problem with one of the jurors. juror number 9 said he felt uncomfortable about all of the publicity around the case. after speaking with the juror, he is going to remain. it does show how intense things are as the trial of former president of the united states is well under way. >> george: also this morning terry anderson has died. he was middle east correspondent

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janai is back with her story. good morning again. >> good morning again, robin. broke my heart when i heard the news. that's what jennifer hudson posted after learning of mandisa's passing. it's a sentiment shared by so many, as there are still so many questions about what happened. ♪ tributes pouring in for grammy award winning gospel artist mandisa, who was found dead in her nashville area home thursday. her team releasing a statement writing, at this time we do not know the cause of death or any further details. we ask for your prayers for her family and close knit circle of friends during this incredibly incredible time. >> hey, what's your name? >> mandisa. >> mandisa what? >> just mandisa. >> reporter: it was during season 5 when the california native wowed the judges during her soulful audition on "american idol." ♪ sometimes i love you ♪ >> yes.

>> yes. >> yes. >> reporter: placing ninth with her powerful vocals, mandisa's rise to stardom was only beginning. ♪ let the whole world see your true beauty ♪ >> reporter: her debut album "true beauty" seizing the number one spot on the christian albums chart in 2007. fans drawn to her relatability. the singer, open about her struggles with depression and weight loss, something she wrote about in her book "out of the dark." >> the process of me coming out of the dark is learning the power of talking about uncomfortable things and how you have to in order to be healthy. >> reporter: mandisa releasing five album s throughout her nearly two decade career like "overcomers." ♪ you're an overcomer ♪ a song encouraging those facing adversity. music video featuring our own robin. >> robin: that was a song that

helped so many people. you allow yourself to be transparent. you're letting us in. >> totally. i realized as i started to share this story, i started to hear from people who said, i'm just glad to know i'm not alone. >> reporter: the album of the same name winning a grammy for best christian album in 201. the music world now mourning the singer's untimely passing. jennifer hudson sharing, she was truly a woman of faith. a bright light that made such a powerful imprint on this world. paula abdul telling people, i'll always remember her poise, grace and dignity. how could anyone forget those vocals? taylor hicks writing, she was a powerhouse vocalist and she graduated to a wonderful career in gospel music. better yet, she was a powerhouse person and all of us will miss her dearly. mandisa was 47 years old. so young. when she was here discussing her memoir, she said she hoped it

sparked conversations about mental health. robin, the day you return from your medical leave and she was here singing "stronger." you said it really helped you get through. there was a clip of you holding your sister's hand. >> robin: dorothy. >> you were all singing along. i know mandisa loved you. >> robin: she meant so much to so many people. she helped a lot of people, myself included, during a very, very challenging time. she was very open in talking about her issues that she had. just really thinking about all of her loved ones. thank you. yes, that was a special morning when she was here for us. thank you. >> george: going to move on to our earth week series, the power of us. heating, cooling creates more green house gas emissions in the u.s. construction and demolition create 500 million ton of debris each year. but things can be done

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toilet. >> ginger: they have solar, but not for heat or ac. earthships heat themselves with used tires. >> each tire gets about four or five wheel barrows of dirt pounded into them. the sun comes in and heats that mass. and then the tire retains it and as the temperature drops, that heat would be released. >> ginger: we tested out the tire wall living in an earthship for three days. the house itself is 5,400 square feet. 2,000 is dedicated to growing space. in this house there's two ponds in the greenhouse. we have tilapia out there. you could catch a fish, wrap it in a banana leaf and grill it on the fire. >> ginger: our earthship has a wood burning fire but we did not keep the fire stoked so we're gonna go through the night without supplemental heat.

good morning. first night. i slept pretty well. i'm definitely warm. i guess that's what counts. an obvious part of living in an earthship is return things to nature. leftover coffee going in the compost. but if there had to be one thing from earthship that we could apply to homes across america, what would be the most important? >> you can add a greenhouse on the south side of your house. that will heat those rooms that are near that. you can become aware of the fact that heat comes from that thing and you can catch that heat. >> ginger: back in new york, i'm taking his advice. i love to garden, but our season in new york is really short. so this is not an earthship but there are plenty of these smaller greenhouses that you can invest in and extend your season, be a little closer to earth. there are more than 100 earthships, but mike says we need more.

>> i mean, the solutions or the way forward on this planet is gonna have to be this way. >> ginger: you can get a base model, two bed, two bath, for about $400,000. you can also rent them out. which is how we stayed here for three days two nights. they use decoration as insulation. heavy curtains that trap in heat, kind of like a layered effect throughout the home. being pesticide free and living with your food is huge. having a washer and dryer is huge. all that water, and the water that comes from your shower, which is from rain, that goes into the drains and then from that drain, it comes in through filters to water your plants. then it goes back into the toilet, which is how it flushes. efficiency beyond. i think it's so special that you can wake up, pick something, live with earth instead of

against it. yes, in case anybody was wondering, i did get home and my city boy husband was like, come on, tell me we're not really gonna live in an earthship. i thought, well, we're gonna start trying. [ laughter ] >> michael: we have definitely learned a lot from this, ginger. we were all saying you probably don't want to come back. that's right up your alley. we thank you for bringing that to us. you can see more of ginger's earthship living experience by checking out abc news live prime tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern and tomorrow the one simple thing in your kitchen you can replace to cut down on waste and save money. ginger, i'm tossing it back to you to give us some weather. what you got? >> ginger: yes. hey, as cold as it is this morning, they use solar for all the electricity here. i thought it would be important to see just how much solar has grown on this earth day. the states you see highlighted there are leading. texas and california are at the top. there are sometimes where solar is powering more than our fossil fuels. we are making great strides, but

we are far from all living in an earthship. that is for sure. that's the big picture. let's get a check now closer to >> michael: time for a little monday morning pop tphaoutz with lara. what you got? >> lara: let's do it. busy morning. we are going to get spicy thanks to these ladies and their surprise reunion over the weekend. yep. posh, baby, ginger and sporty all got back together over the weekend to celebrate victoria beckham's 50th birthday. all five members of the spice girls doing an impromptu

performance of their 1997 all captured on camera by mr. beckham. take a look. ♪ right now thank you very much i need somebody with a human touch ♪ ♪ hey you always on the run ♪ last time all five members of the spice girls performed together was in 2012 at the london olympics. opening ceremony. they still have the moves though, guys. other party goers included eva longoria, gordon ramsay, marc anthony, tom cruise, all there to wish posh spice a very happy birthday. the birthday girl herself posting photos on instagram, family and friends writing, i don't think i have ever felt as loved as i did last night. that's the way you should be. happy 50th birthday to victoria beckham. also this morning we believe -- go ahead.

♪ ♪ do you believe in love ♪ >> lara: there you go. we do believe this legend is now a hall of famer. cher is among the 2024 of rock and roll hall of fame inductees. this year's class was revealed last night on "american idol" by ryan seacrest and lionel richie. take a look. ♪ >> cher! foreigner! dave matthews band! kool and the gang. mary j. blige. peter frampton. and ozzy! >> lara: wow. four of those eight performers were first time nominees. congratulations. plus dionne warwick and jimmy buffet will be honored with the musical excellence award. the chairman praising this diverse group of inductees

saying they broke down barriers and influenced countless musicians that followed in their footsteps. hall of fame induction ceremony will take place october 19th in cleveland and will stream live on disney plus for a second year in a row, then we do a primetime special in the fall right here on abc. >> robin: we were there at the hall of fame for the eclipse. it is spectacular, rock and roll hall of fame in your hometown. >> lara: finally, the nhl stanley cup playoffs are officially under way. 16 teams competing to hold the iconic trophy. before any of them get it, we do. we are getting our chance to see the massive cup right here, right now. come on out! guys, want you to meet miragh. she is one of four professional stanley cup keepers. thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> lara: so exciting to have you and have this monster. it is so iconic. 35 pounds, right? >> yep.

>> lara: you are an nhl archivist and keeper. tell us about your job. >> i am the archivist for the hockey hall of fame in toronto. one of our most recognizable artifacts, of course, and famous artifacts in the world is the stanley cup at 131 years old. >> lara: it sure is. we've seen this cup go everywhere. can you explain how it works? how is it that we have seen this cup on boats? we've seen it at schools. how does it actually work? >> there's an amazing tradition in hockey. playoffs started so we're waiting to see where we'll be in the summer. but the tradition is that the players and staff get to have a day with the trophy to celebrate with it how they would with their family and their communities. all that goes wherever this cup goes. so whatever that player chooses to do with his day, we're with him. you're along for the ride. you bet. that's funny. but the stories you could tell. >> yeah, well, stanley could talk. >> it's interesting. i'm just

getting a wrap. i'm getting a hard wrap. and one thing that's interesting is that every. this is the only trophy where it's not just the team name, it's the players on the cup. >> yeah, it's the only trophy in professional sports where the players names are engraved on it, as well as staff members. they have 52 names that they can that they can engrave on the trophy. >> wow. that's it's so. and thank you so much. thanks for bringing that to us. it's really nice to see you in person. anybody want to try to hold it up? we're out of time. the playoffs continues with a quadruple header. eight teams guys continuing their fight to the stanley cup. and the puck drops tonight starting at 7 p.m. eastern on espn. 7:30 p.m. on espn two. and i believe we have to go earth day celebration coming up. so hi, i'm andy and i'm sabrina, and we're moms juggling tons of stuff every day. >> like all you moms out there. and you know what? we love really love pop culture. so what happens when being obsessed with pop culture collides with being a mom? you get us. so listen now

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starting with this one. this is such a great one. >> you and i cannot walk around the studio without seeing somebody carrying one of these bags. they are awesome. >> lara: they're this little. keep it in your bag, bring it to the grocery store, pull this out. >> you can carry it anywhere. keep it in the glove compartment. in your desk at work. anywhere. as long as you need a bag, this will do it for you. it's super durable. holds up to 15 pounds. we've got all new bright fun patterns that are fun and fabulous and bright. we also have blu cloth. this is a paper towel alternative. this is a paper towel alternative. i have premoistened. >> lara: here's what it looks like. >> looks like a pretty piece of -- >> lara: looks like a napkin. >> i soak this in water. take that and wring it out. look how much water was in that one little cloth. >> lara: this will not rip. >> that's to show you how

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>> lara: we are back with the new york times best selling author known as the reigning

queen of the beach reads, happy place, book lovers, people you meet on vacation, beach read. emily henry's latest book is called "a funny story." it's coming out just in time for warmer weather, and we cannot wait. we're so happy you came. >> i'm so happy to be here. thank you for having me. >> lara: i'm fan girling. i couldn't get "happy place" out of my head. i read it last summer. it made me so happy. it also keeps you gripped. you're wondering, we fall in love with these characters. give us a snippet about "funny story." i want to hear about the title and people in it. >> perfect. "funny story" is about this uptight librarian who is engaged. she thinks her life is perfect. she just moved to this new town to be with her fiance and then he breaks up with her and her whole life is thrown into chaos. she has to move in with petra's ex-boyfriend. >> lara: oh boy. chaos ensues. >> we love mess. at least it's a start. >> lara: of course.

>> yeah. they kind of figure out that maybe it's not the worst thing in the world because they could lead their exes to think maybe they're together now, make them a bit jealous. >> lara: i can not wait. >> it's really fun. >> lara: you say rom coms are a huge inspiration for you. i totally see this. >> yeah. >> lara: it is like reading a rom com. you get so invested in the characters, they literally come to life on the page. >> thank you. >> lara: which rom coms would you say have inspired you the most? >> i feel like nora efron's catalog. >> lara: 100%. >> it doesn't get better than that. the desk set which her parents made is one of my favorites. i think those two have been so significant for kind of finding my own voice. >> lara: you sure have. so several of your books are headed to the big screen. i'm going to brag. beach read, people we meet on vacation and book lovers. the internet is buzzing about possible casting of two stars that we love.

they are being talked about online as possible leading couple, i guess. what do you think about the buzz and what do you think about them in one of your books? >> i think my readers are so smart and have such good taste. so obviously if they think it's a good idea then i'm like, yeah, that would be amazing. they're very talented actors. >> lara: what do you think about the idea that three of your books will come to life on the big screen? >> it's surreal. as you were saying, i'm so inspired by romantic comedy films, and so it feels full circle in a way. yeah, i can't wait. >> lara: as you're writing, are you thinking movie? >> honestly, i'm not thinking, oh, this could be an adaptation. i'm such a visual person so i see it all play out. there's a piece of me that like it's already a movie in my head. >> lara: do you have a favorite or is it impossible? >> it's impossible. but i will say right now "funny story" is my favorite. it's something like your newest book is so close to your heart. close to the surface. >> lara: do you get sad towards the end when you're writeing? >> yeah. >> lara: i didn't want it to end.

>> yeah. there is that bitter sweetness which is a feeling i'm always chasing as a reader as well as a writer. that shows i have done my job if i'm actually feeling reluctant to let go of the characters. >> lara: we have a lot of people who love you. some wanted to ask questions so we thought we'd throw it out there. first one is on tape. this is katie, everybody. take a listen. >> hey, emily, i'm katie. my question is, are any of your characters inspired by people in your own life? >> i love that. yeah. i mean, nobody is directly listed, but there are so many similarities between a lot of the side characters, especially in "beach read." the best friend was modelled fairly closely to one of my real life best friends. in "happy place" there's an urban farmer with stick and poke vegetable tattoos. i have a friend who has them. little details to make the characters feel more real. >> lara: cool. here's another question. i thought this was a good

question. would you ever consider directing? it sort of feels, again, like -- i get that feeling that you'd be really good at it. >> thank you. i would love to try my hand at that. first things first. i need to get onto a movie set. but next. i love that. that would be so fun. like i said, i can see it. i'm very open to that. >> lara: last social media question. tortured poet in all of us. if funny story was a taylor swift song, which song would it be? >> it would probably start out with some down bad or loml. then kind of comes around to karma by the end. >> lara: oooh. you had me at hello. i'm really in. all right. emily, we thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you, lara. >> lara: such a pleasure. >> oh my gosh. >> lara: keep writing, please. everybody, you will want to check this out. it's called "funny story" out tomorrow wherever books are sold. i'm sure a movie before you know it. let's go to ginger now, back in new mexico.

>> ginger: yes. here in front of the solar wall at this earthship. it's a chilly morning here in new mexico. especially far below average in much of the united states. at least in the northeast and parts of the mid south. some temperatures in tennessee subfreezing but should be closer to 50. you say wait a minute, i thought the globe was warming? average temperatures most definitely are. in fact, new mexico here, new jersey, delaware, amongst five top warming states in the united states. so it's all about the average temperature throughout the year. our overnight lows are actually going up more than anything. that's the big picture. let's get a check closer to home. >> eva: now to a viral food alert. it's our mission to bring you

the latest on the mashup and cooking hacks. this morning it's all about the stuffed bagel. rhiannon is back. >> i am so happy to be part of this mission. bagels are pretty perfect as they are. >> eva: they really are. >> but stuffed bagels take them to a whole new level. i have two questions. are they easy to make and are they delicious? when i tell you these are the best bagels i have ever made, i mean it. it's the breakfast staple we know and love, but bagel buffs are skipping the spread and creating something even better, the stuffed bagel. the trend started in los angeles by co-founder alex stone. >> my wife, she is the best cook that i know. she had been making the garlic bread for friends and family. it's generated from korea. we always look around, what is really trending in the world? we bring it to los angeles. it kind of went viral on social media.

>> we have acquired the bagels. oh my god, these look stunning. >> reporter: now, with the homemade version of the mashup spreading on social media. >> now we dump this in the bottle. >> time to see if this lives up to the hype. the first step is to cut your bagel. you're not going to cut it all the way through. now we're piping in the cream cheese. we're going to put a lot in each slit. next step is bathe it in butter. >> that looks so good. yeah. >> we preheat the oven. >> these are ready to go in. the cheese will melt. i think they're done. look at that. smells so good. this is what it should look like. time to try it. here you go. >> oh my gosh. >> mom, this is really good. >> she said, mom, this is really good. this trend definitely lives up to the hype. i am happy to report because

they were easy to make the whole family loved them. you both are moms just like me. that's saying a lot, when the whole family loves them. >> lara: they'll participate and eat the whole thing. >> do you want another bite? >> lara: yeah. exactly. really delish. thanks. >> eva: coming up k pop sensation itzy performs live. pop sensations to be 20 7 performs live. ♪ ♪

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them this morning. thank you, fans, for being here. and thank you, itzy, in the house on gma. hi, girls. >> hello. >> lara: i'm going to ask you, you're about to head back to europe. >> yeah. >> lara: mostly excited to go and why? >> we were in mexico city last week. we came here to let you know we are on a world tour right now. we are going to europe. europe is our first time so i'm so, so excited. >> lara: are you excited about paris? >> yes. all the cities in europe. >> lara: take it all in. that's fabulous. >> eva: we have a question from one of our fans here, maya. >> what's it like preparing for a tour? how long does it take to get the dances and set list ready? >> actually, the tour we prepare a tour with our newest album.

we edit opening tracks and escalator, considering about the full flow of the tour. so i think that was how we prepared it. also the set list, we talked about it a lot, several meetings. we think about all the songs and what you want to see. >> lara: can't wait to see them all. are you ready, guys? let's do it, everybody. singing "untouchable" here's itzy. [ applause ] ♪ >> one two three let's go! ♪ let's come together

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