Live from ABC News headquarters in New York City.

This is Good Morning America.

And good morning America, so great to have you with us on this Saturday.

Great to have Rianan back at the desk with us this morning.

Also, big win for the hurricane.

We are absolutely looking forward to that, the Stanley Cup final,

but also a lot of news to get to here.

A flight diverted by an unruly passenger and the concerns from the cockpit.

Yeah, so we'll have that.

Also ahead here, the latest on the investigation into that deadly I-95 crash involving a bus and six other cars.

The NTSB is now investigated.

Yes, we're going to begin, though, this news at this hour.

The remaining miners who were trapped in a flooded cave in Laos safely evacuated.

This is the end to a 10-day ordeal.

And ABC's Britt Clinic has more on how they were finally rescued.

Good morning, Britt.

Good morning, Marian.

And what a relief for the families of these five miners.

Now, all of them out, those five guys. And what a relief for the families of these five miners. Now, all of them out,

those five guys. And what an ordeal. You know, they had to go through these extremely narrow

tunnels in pitch black. I'm told they had to pull themselves through while holding their faces

to the ceiling in order to finally reach the mouth of the cave.

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