we'll be back in 25 minutes with an abc 7 news update. >> if we don't see you good morning, america. breaking news for our viewers in the west. shooting at an indiana middle school. reports of an active gunman, injuries reported. officers at the scene. the latest right now. disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein turning himself in to police this morning facing charges for sexual assault. now one of the first to publicly accuse him, rose mcgowan, speaking exclusively to abc and ronan farrow who broke the story about harvey weinstein is here this morning first on "gma." an abc news exclusive. milwaukee bucks player sterling brown taken down and tased by police telling his story for the first time. >> i get mad every time i watch it because i was defenseless pretty much. >> what was going through his

mind during the arrest and how he hopes speaking out now will help others, only on "gma" this morning. holiday weekend washout. the midwest and southeast bracing for more heavy rain and flooding and now a 90% chance that tropical system will grow into a depression or storm. the new alert for millions traveling for memorial day. ♪ welcome to my house and one win away, the houston rockets blasting past the golden state warriors, now are two of basketball's biggest stars, steph curry and lebron james, on the verge of elimination? welcome to our house. good morning, america on this friday morning. great to have cecilia here. i know you're from the bay area. >> i know. wah-wah. >> sorry about that. >> but the friday feeling for the holiday weekend is infectious in this room. everybody is in a good mood. >> especially this man here. his rockets won. >> i'm from houston, cecilia.

>> it's all good. >> first you have the astros, now the rockets potentially could go to the nba finals so one game to go, though, it's not over yet. >> that's right. we'll have more coming up but first we have breaking news and we go to t.j. holmes. >> breaking news for our viewers in the west. we want to show you these pictures, aerial shots of a middle school in indiana, what has become a familiar scene, students appearing to be evacuating, running from their school after reports that there has been a shooter there at noblesville west middle school. we want to turn to chief justice correspondent pierre thomas. again, another familiar scene for us. >> reporter: disturbing, a parent's worst nightmare, reports of an active shooter. atf and local officials have gone to the school. we don't have word yet on injuries or how many people may have been hurt but we do know according to the fire department that has responded that a shooter, suspected shooter, is

in custody. so now law enforcement will try to get there, get control of the scene, try to see if there are any injured or people in more dire situations, deal with that situation, get the school under control. we don't know if the entire community is on lockdown, but right now, t.j., law enforcement officials descending on that scene, trying to get that situation under control. obviously trying to reach out to parents to let them know that their kids are okay. >> pierre thomas with the very latest for us there. thank you so much. anything else breaks out, we'll certainly keep you posted on the breaking news we're getting of another school, it appears another possible school shooting. pierre, thank you so much. robin, back to you. disgraced movie mogul, harvey weinstein, turning himself in this morning to face criminal charges of sexual assault. linsey davis is at the nypd's first precinct in downtown manhattan with the latest. good morning, linsey.

>> reporter: good morning to you, robin. a media frenzy out here this morning. this is where harvey weinstein turned himself in. more than 80 women have come forward against him with various allegations. this is the first time that he faces criminal charges, charges that have been months in the making. this morning, harvey weinstein entering a manhattan courtroom in handcuffs, charged with rape, sexual abuse and sexual misconduct, stemming from an nypd investigation into allegations by former aspiring actress lucia evans and one other unnamed woman. cameras were in the court. >> bail is $10,000 bond. >> reporter: evans told the new yorker back in october that weinstein overpowered and forced her to perform a sexual act during a business meeting at his manhattan office in 2004, adding, i said over and over i don't want to do this, stop, don't. while she did not initially report the assault to police,

her accusations are within the statute of limitations in new york. late thursday evans told the new yorker of her decision to press charges now. at a certain point you have to think about the greater good of humanity, of woman kind. recently nypd chief robert boyce oversaw the investigation and called evans' story credible. >> a lot of work went into this. heros are the victims. >> reporter: also, actress paz de la huerta, her case will not be before the court today. she told "vanity fair" that she was raped by weinstein twice after he invited her to his apartment. i was so terrified of him, i did say no and when he was on top of me i said i don't want to do this. she told the new yorker late thursday she will testify in court if asked. in recent months weinstein has kept a low profile. tmz captured this photo of the former producer in malibu on wednesday. it was the last time he had been seen until this morning.

overnight weinstein accusers reacting to the news of his impending news and trial. this tweet, boom. another, can't wait. rose mcgowcgowan, one of the fi to accuse him of sexual assault spoke exclusively to abc news after his plans to surrender were announced. >> justice would be for him to just simply go poof, preferably, behind bars. because we were sentenced to a prison. we were sentenced to years of it before anybody believed us. we had our lives stolen. we had our careers stolen. >> reporter: just this morning rose mcgowan tweeting, we got you, harvey weinstein, we got you. now, weinstein has long denied any nonckoconsensual sex. it is believed he is going to post $1 million cash today.

he is going to be fitted for a monitoring device and prosecutors have asked that he turn over his passport. we are hoping to get the latest details and any possible new information in sight from harvey weinstein's attorney in in case. robin, back to you. >> linsey, thank you very much. we'll have more of amy robach's exclusive with rose mcgowan later this morning. joining us now is the new yor r yorker's ronan farrow who won a pulitzer prize for his coverage of the harvey weinstein allegations. it was a difficult decision for lucia evans to move forward. >> incredibly difficult, robin, as it was for every woman who spoke to the press but lucia faced another layer of life-changing decisions because the day after that first "new yorker" story that reported the first allegations of assault about weinstein, police began to try to contact her and laid out this decision to her.

do you want to spend potentially the next several years of your life being shredded on the stand as the star witness in this case? and she wrestled with that for months. i stayed in touch with her during that difficult process. a lot of sleepless nights for her, but she ultimately said, robin, i can't pass up a chance to help many, many other women in her view. >> thinking of others, not just herself. >> absolutely. >> many months gotten to this point. there's no way that you could have thought, anyone could have thought it would have led to this. >> when i first began speaking to harvey weinstein's accusers, they were correctly terrified. they feared retaliation and feared for their physical safety and we know he was hiring all sorts of intermediaries to threaten them. most importantly, robin, they never believed they would be heard. now we live in an era that survivors speak on an issue about someone that powerful and they're heard. >> the difference of what you're saying now, when women and men come forward with these accusations for the first time they are being heard and they

are being believed and it is being looked into. with your reporting how strong a case do you think they have here? >> you know, i can't handicap legal proceedings that are still to play out. what i can say, these are serious charges. i can say that i've been in touch with many of the law enforcement officials involved and they moved very carefully and spoke to many, many potential witnesses and they believe lucia's case is very strong and the other woman who is involved in the charges today also has a strong case in their view. >> they took their time to gather the evidence and everything. >> a lot of work went into this. >> we'll talk about the legal issues with dan abrams in just a moment. big picture here, does it change in hollywood at all? >> i think that there is a change in the culture where women and, as you say men as well now, can speak about this without as much fear of blacklisting and retaliation and seeing actresses like some of the ones that were mentioned like mira sorvino or annabelle

sciorra flourishing after speaking about this. that said everyone involved in a story like this agree there is a long way to go. very unclear even if there is success on the part of the prosecutors in this case whether harvey weinstein will spend, you know, any time behind bars, what the repercussions will be for him and it's unclear whether predators who still have not been brought to task in the most powerful corners of that industry are hearing this message fully. >> yeah. ronan, thank you so much for being here and for your ongoing reporting. >> thank you, robin. good to be here. >> let's get to michael. >> thank you, robin. let's bring in our chief legal analyst, dan abrams. good morning, dan. >> good morning. >> as we heard ronan say a second ago, very serious charges here. in addition to the testimony what other evidence could prosecutors produce? >> i think there will be two areas. number one is what did they say, what did she say contemporaneously. was there anything she told friends at the time or anyone else, any notes she took. those are the sorts of things that can be very helpful in bolstering an accuser's case.

the other thing is going to be how many other women are allowed to testify. the question we've been talking about in connection with the bill cosby case. is a judge going to say this is similar enough conduct to say this is effectively his m.o. and, therefore, admit the testimony of other women who aren't even necessarily the subject of this case. >> and this alleged incident happened in 2004. but no statute of limitations problem. >> that's right right because in new york state they changed the law in 2006 to say no statute of limitations for this kind of crime. you say, wait a second, this happened in 2004 and it's 2006. why does this apply? in 2004 the statute of limitations was five years. the law was changed within that five-year period and so that effectively means that they're just extending the statute of limitations. that is not the same as going back and changing the law to target a particular individual. >> all right, so with that being said with the bigger picture do you think you'll see prosecutors bring more cases like this or charges? >> i do.

instead of the standard being do we think we can win this case beyond a reasonable doubt, a lot of prosecutors are just going to say do we believe it? do we believe this woman? and as a result, if we do, we're going to let a jury decide. and that is an enormously different standard than saying, we are convinced we're definitely going to win this as opposed to saying it's important enough. we got to put it out there and let a jury decide. >> really quickly, how much time could harvey weinstein face? >> he could face up to 25 years in prison. so, and i don't -- i think if convicted, he will serve time. >> significant amount of time. thank you so much. >> just the thinking changing. >> oh, absolutely. >> that's fundamentally -- >> not just in hollywood but with prosecutors across the country. >> that's true, thank you. we want to turn to that cancelled summit with north korea. overnight pyongyang signaling it is sill open to negotiations after president trump sent mixed messages saying he too would still be willing to sit down

while also threatening military action. jonathan karl is tracking it all. good morning, jon. >> reporter: well, the june 12th summit is off but the north koreans issued a statement overnight saying that they want to try again. north korea called president trump's decision to pull out of the summit unexpected and very regrettable. and urged him to come back to the table. we are willing to sit down with problem, the statement said, adding that north korea is, quote, willing to give the time and opportunity to the u.s. with a generous and open heart. earlier before president trump abruptly canceled the summit, north korea set off a barrage of explosions before visiting journalists claiming to destroy its nuclear test site in a gesture of goodwill. but the white house wasn't buying it, releasing this letter from president trump to north korean dictator, kim jong-un, whom the president addressed as his excellentsy. we greatly appreciate your time,

patience and effort, the president wrote, but due to north korea's tremendous anger and open hostility i feel it is inappropriate at this time to have the long-planned meeting. >> if and when kim jong-un chooses to engage in constructive dialogue and actions, i am waiting. >> reporter: but he issued a dark warning in his letter to kim. you talk about your nuclear capabilities, but ours are so massive and powerful that i pray to god they will never have to be used. >> our military which is by far the most powerful anywhere in the world and has been greatly enhanced recently, as you all know, is ready if necessary. >> reporter: could that mean war? >> mr. president, does the breakdown of this summit raise the risk of war with north korea? >> well, we'll see what happens. >> reporter: and as president trump pulled the plug on the summit, he left open the possibility to get it back on track writing in that letter, cecilia, if you change your

mind, please do not hesitate to call or write. that's what he wrote to kim jong-un. >> and we will see if that happens. okay, jon karl, thank you. that summit had been on shaky ground for so long and when he called it off, it was a complete bombshell to all of us in washington. we'll see if it happens. >> see if it happens. that's right. we turn to something that is happening. a stormy memorial day weekend across the midwest and southeast. if you're planning a backyard barbecue, you may have to move the party inside. millions in the path of torrential rain as that tropical system strengthens. ginger has been tracking it all. good morning to you, ginger, with the news that everybody doesn't want to hear. >> nobody wants to hear because it's not just annoying, this could be dangerous rain and i'll show you why. right here just near the yucatan peninsula, watching this disorganized area of thunderstorms, broad low pressure. now we're at the stage where we call this thing likely for development as a subtropical or tropical storm. if it's named, it's alberto, the first of the season. what i can tell you is that heavy rain through miami on saturday.

by sunday it moves up, bands of it, to central florida, right through the panhandle, tallahassee included. the heaviest will fall east and northeast so mobile bay, hattiesburg in there as we head through memorial day itself and early next week. >> all right, ginger. as we watch that holiday travel under way looking live at the new jersey turnpike. more than 36 million expected to hit the road this weekend. eva pilgrim is at a gas station in the bronx here in new york. good morning, eva. >> reporter: good morning, robin. this is what so many people are expected to do this holiday weekend. they're going to be filling up. so a little bit of what you can expect as hit the road. well, as far as the traffic goes, the worst time to drive is obviously going to be 3:00 and 6:00 p.m. as we all know, that is when a lot of people are going to be hitting the road getting off work. we know how it goes. congestion-wise, the worst cities, l.a., chicago, even seattle, those big cities are expected to see almost double

the normal amount of volume here in new york, we are expecting to see three times the normal amount of traffic and we have been warning you repeatedly about gas prices. we're expecting to see some of the highest gas prices we've seen on memorial day weekend since 2014. the national average this morning as we wake up, $2.96. that's almost $3. here in new york we are looking at $3.45, robin. >> we'll keep an eye on that. thank you, eva. cecilia. >> it's going to be busy out there. millions are also taking to the sky this holiday weekend. lines are already growing at airports this morning. our senior transportation correspondent david kerley is on the tarmac at washington's reagan national. it is going to be busy there too this morning. david, good morning. >> reporter: very busy already on the tarmac as i see a united aircraft coming in and this is going to be the busiest day of the memorial day weekend. the big three airlines are telling us 8.5 million passengers between now and tuesday, all leading up to a busy summer season and the airlines are saying 4% more of

us will be traveling this summer. that's a quarter billion passengers nearly. now, are you worried about long lines? tsa says they've added 600 and plan to add another 1,000 officers to keep the lines short and moving, they hope, cecilia. >> all right, david, thank you. going to be busy out there. michael. >> yes, it is. ginger has more on that weather. what's going on, ginger? >> we have to get to the weekend getaways brought to you by walgreens. good morning! i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike

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and fifty percent off all tees. hurry in to get fifty percent off at old navy! welcome back to "gma." you're looking at harvey weinstein turning himself in just moments ago at new york's first precinct in downtown manhattan. >> he is facing criminal charges of sexual assault. more than 80 women have made allegations against him. we will hear from rose mcgowan exclusively just ahead. our linsey davis is down on that scene, boy, what a scene it is as he walks into that precinct. so many victims saying this is the moment they have been waiting to see. >> yeah. and we'll have more from linsey about that in a moment. we begin, or continue i should say, with that abc news exclusive. milwaukee bucks rookie sterling brown is now telling his story for the first time about that dramatic incident with police caught on camera. brown's father himself is a retired police officer. and now brown is speaking out just days after the release of

that disturbing video showing him getting tased. >> a lot of people have seen the video now. >> uh-huh. >> help us understand what was going through your mind when you came out of the drugstore and you saw the police officer. >> you know, i came out, didn't initially see him until literally i got in front of the car and i seen him. still tried to approach the car trying to get in. he came up to me, confronted me. >> how you doing? you got a driver's license? where's it at? where's your driver's license? back up. >> reporter: it was 2:00 a.m. on this january morning. sterling brown parked illegally outside this walgreens is approached by an officer wearing a body camera. >> you don't see the issue here? hold on. >> don't touch me. >> you don't see the issue here. you're not parked across three lanes? >> from there it was back and forth dialogue. >> what was being said mainly? >> i mean, you know, he told me to back up.

you know, he told me to get away from the car and all that and i'm asking what is going on. what are we doing? i mean, i'm double parked. but he called backup and backup came. from there it was -- they surrounded me. >> reporter: six police vehicles arrived on the scene. >> all i wanted was one extra then they bring the whole cast in. >> what was your thought when you saw the number of police officers, a number of police cars that showed up for a parking violation? >> i felt like it was unnecessary. the officer, you know, he said that he only wanted one squad car, but they all came and from there it was just stay calm and try to get out of the situation. >> police were saying you were resisting, that you were being combative. the video proves otherwise. >> exactly. everybody thought i was combative, thought i was being aggressive. but i get mad every time i watch it, you know, because i was defenseless pretty much. >> reporter: the confrontation escalated resulting in the milwaukee bucks guard being tased, handcuffed and arrested.

>> taser, taser, taser. >> ah! >> my hands are behind my back and they still tase me. after that i'm still on the ground ten minutes still wet, face to the ground, knee in my neck and i was, okay, how do i get out of this? how do i get home and see my family? >> why do you think it escalated the way it did? >> i mean, they wanted to control the situation. they wanted to show their force, their power. >> physically, mentally being tasered like that, i mean, how did that impact you? how did it affect you? >> physically it was -- initially i mean you could hear it was a shock like it came out of nowhere. like i tensed up instantly. >> reporter: the milwaukee police chief now condemning that use of force. >> our department conducted an investigation into the incident which revealed members acted inappropriately. >> reporter: hours after being released from a night in jail he returned triumphantly to the court. >> great pass. finds sterling brown.

>> reporter: with a bruised face and a rattled spirit he savored this victory against the brooklyn nets. >> i can only imagine the emotions you must have been dealing with but to go back to work and get back on the court. >> i couldn't let it hold me back so had to channel it and definitely did. i used it as energy and fuel for the game. we had a good game that night. i had a good game. we won. you know, we moved on from there. >> there are always a group of people who say, well, you know, you parked in a handicapped place. if you had complied to everything that the police say, this would not happen. how do you respond to people that no matter what the situation, that is the first thing they jump to. >> whether i was parked illegally or not, it shouldn't have led what it led to. i could have got a ticket and paid however much money. that should have been it. >> reporter: sterling brown is now taking legal action, hoping to bring about change. >> the civil suit, what do you hope to accomplish with that? >> really just hold, you know,

the officers accountable. hold future officers accountable and have the city make a commitment to, you know, to people in the community saying that they are going to try to change some of the ideas and thoughts and policies and try to help, you know, as many people in the community not get involved in the situation like this. >> in your statement you mention those who were in a situation with police officers. >> uh-huh. >> and the outcome was different and that you feel that you're speaking out for them. what did you mean by that in your statement? >> i mean, this happens from coast to coast, you know, it's something that is being shown more now that technology has advanced and it's something that's been happening for years and people's stories have not been told. people's stories have not been heard and i feel like, you know, me doing this helps a lot. >> part of the reason why the story is being told is you're a rookie in the nba. you're a wealthy young black man.

you said that you want to -- you know there are many who don't have the resources or the platform. >> right. >> you want to be their voice too. >> yes, definitely, definitely. i feel like it's my responsibility and it's something that i hold, you know, dearly. >> sitting across from you a few weeks ago, sitting across from the two young black men who were arrested at starbucks, daunte and rashon, how do we change? here we are in 2018 and we're still talking about this. >> what we can do is keep fighting, you know, keep bringing attention, keep, you know, putting pressure on the police departments and the officers and the mayors and everybody to try to make change. >> and, again, this happened in january. the video, the body cam video was just released a couple of days ago and the police had said that he had been aggressive and when you watch the video, it's lengthy, never was he aggressive, even the police chief saying that it was inappropriate, the behavior of

the police officers. the mayor even saying as a human being i'm offended by what i saw on the video. and, yes, he illegally parked. he admits it. he did it. it was a parking violation. >> parking ticket. >> yes, he asked several times just give me a ticket. just give me a ticket and escalated to that with six police cars coming. though the police officer did not expect all those police cars to come. but it is one of those situations where he says he didn't really want to speak and, again, this happened in january. he waited until the video because he knew a lot of people would automatically assume that he was the aggressor there, but the video proves otherwise. >> you asked that question, how do we change this? he says talking about it and bringing attention to it. so thank you and thanks to him for telling this story because we have to hear about them. coming up how contractors working on a woman's home helped solve the mystery about why she had been sick for more than a decade. en sick for more than a decade. every tv doctor knows nothing's more important than a good bedside manner.

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little did she know her house was making her sick. for more than ten years kathy wilson thought she was suffering from a mysterious medical condition. >> i felt like an 80-year-old stuck in a 40-year-old body. >> reporter: home video captures her struggling to walk with constant fatigue and she says too many lung infections to count. >> the more i stayed home, i felt even more sick. >> reporter: her doctors baffled. but this morning an answer. kathy finding out all those debilitating symptoms were not from a medical condition at all, but according to her doctors caused by a slow leak of carbon monoxide gas in her own home. her family suffering some symptoms too. >> the family was slowly being poisoned. this is the worst leak i've ever seen. >> reporter: her doctors say it's called chronic carbon monoxide poisoning. the symptoms, headache, stuffiness, dizziness and fatigue. the mystery solved when these contractors started renovating kathy's bathroom last month and

notice an improperly vented furnace and two gas leaks in the water heater. >> the water heater used to sit in here. we moved it into another room. the floor was falling in which caused the flue to shift and be pressure on the gas line which caused it to leak. >> reporter: in high concentrations, co, an odorless and colorless gas found in fumes produced any time you burn fuel can be deadly. unintentional carbon monoxide pointing killing about 400 americans every year. some of those deaths from broken or improperly vented appliances. i'm gio with abc news. how are you? we went door to door in new jersey earlier this year. our experts showing us how to make sure your appliances are properly vented. >> your flue gas, your carbon monoxide, is going up and out the chimney and potentially it'll go back into the living space. >> reporter: above your hot water heater a simple match test. a flame that's pulling toward the flue, the opening in the chimney is a sign that it's clear of any blockage. when you blow out the match, the smoke should also suck up into

the flue. as for kathy, she says she just hopes her story will help others. >> i feel like i have been given my life back and i'm hoping it'll give somebody else their life back. >> well, so glad she's feeling better. doctors tell us chronic carbon monoxide poisoning is rare but it does happen, clearly. kathy and her family did have a carbon monoxide detector but for some reason it just didn't trigger that alarm. >> thankful for those contractors. you've got one here with you. where are you supposed to put this carbon monoxide detectors? >> one of the things i do, i have two. i have one that's in the smoke detector a lot like kathy's, it's in the smoke detector but i have one of these and you just attach this to the wall unit and it will tell you. if there's any number other than zero on this thing, you get out of the house and call the fire department. what i like about it, you can hit this button and test it once a week just to make sure it's working. >> you have two? >> i have two. >> you're making us look bad.

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. and breaking this morning, disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein turning himself in to police now facing charges for sexual assault. one of the first women to publicly accuse him, rose mcgowan, speaking exclusively to amy this morning. holiday travel rush. as millions of americans hit the road for memorial day weekend, pain at the pump for so many. the most expensive holiday prices in years. "flea market flip" tricks if you're looking for a deal this weekend. >> always look at a flea market and if you snooze you lose. if you like it, negotiate. >> lara is revealing the top tips of the pros. how to find and fix hidden treasures at bargain prices. ♪ we're headed to a galaxy far, far away. as "solo" flies into theaters

we're talking to han, lando. >> everything you heard about me is true. >> and what donald glover revealed about his biggest challenge on the movie. as the millennium falcon heads into hyper drive. ♪ don't make me wait >> are you ready for our "gma" party in the park? sting, shaggy, this morning live. >> both: good morning, america. ♪ don't make me wait don't make me wait ♪ ♪ too long too long >> good morning, america. happy friday and we're so happy to have sting and shaggy here kicking off the holiday weekend. >> yep, they are making their -- they're taking center stage in central park. we got a great crowd out there. sting and shaggy, may seem like an unlikely pair but they are having so much fun and making a lot of great music and, cecilia, i know you're a fan. >> i'll try to keep the fan girl in check. "it wasn't me," remember that song. oh, yeah. >> it wasn't me.

>> they're performing new songs and some of their biggest hits this morning. i'm really excited about that one. >> i love seeing this side of you. we don't see this in the white house lawn. >> you don't get to hear me quote shaggy in the white house. >> this is new. we'll get to that later but first we have breaking news and for that we go to t.j. holmes. >> reporter: there has been another school shooting. we know that an adult and a teen have been injured and taken to the hospital. the suspected shooter is in custody, apparently taken into custody by a local fire department. the shooting took place again at noblesville west middle school. students were evacuated to a nearby high school. i want to turn to our chief justice correspondent, pierre thomas, who is on this for us. >> reporter: t.j., good morning. fbi and atf are responding to the scene. they will help local authorities get control of the crime scene. while the incident is believed to be contained with the shooter in custody, as a precaution they

are certain to check the school and make sure no one else is involved. no word on the extent of the injuries or the two people taken to the hospital. a shocking situation. again, this is a middle school. 6th, 7th and 8th grade kids, typically 11 to 14 years old attend there. this is the third active shooting incident at a school in less than a week. an attack in illinois along with that deadly incident in santa fe high school last friday that killed ten. this morning, thoughts and prayers with those scared families in indiana. we're expecting a press conference shortly, t.j. >> pierre, ayou'you've been on of these stories. we'll stay with this throughout the day and bring you the very latest. again, two injured at a middle school shooting. robin. harvey weinstein turning himself in to police this morning. let's go back to linsey davis. >> reporter: this is the moment dozens of women have been waiting for for years.

in the courthouse behind me, harvey weinstein arraigned on charges of sexual rape and assault. while more than 80 women have accused him of various allegations, this is the first time that he faces criminal charges. these charges stem from allegations made by two women, actress lucia evans and an unnamed woman who came forward in recent months. evans told the new yorker in october that weinstein overpowered her and forced her to perform a sexual act during a business meeting at his manhattan office. weinstein is posting $1 million, being fitted with a monitoring device and will surrender his passport. the case is adjourned until july 30th. rose mcgowan tweeted this morning, we got you, weinstein, we got you. he entered a not guilty plea and says he experts to be exonerated. an exciting announcement for

the first time ever, "gma" is partnering with reader's digest to find the nicest places in america where people are kind and prove, uplift and inspire their community. last year, gal ayton, tennessee took home the top prize. the search is on once again. do you know someone who puts others first? it can be easy. it's so easy to underestimate the power of kindness and respect. instead we're nominating a deserving individual or group and they may be recognized here on "gma" and in reader's digest. i'm thrilled to be part of the judging process. i look forward to hearing the stories. you can visit us at "good morning america's" facebook page. >> i bet people will be surprised. people think big cities can be meaner, tougher places and i've never met nicer people than in new york. coming up, actress, activist and harvey weinstein accuser, rose mcgowan sitting down exclusively with amy. her reaction to his arrest.

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police this morning. happening just a short time ago and you had a chance to sit down with her. >> i sure did. we know both of us mcgowan has been a fierce advocate of the me too movement and says weinstein in police custody means we are all one step closer to justice. how are you feeling right now? >> i feel shocked, i would say. it's just so big. >> she's become the voice for alleged victims and one of the faces of the me too movement. the 44-year-old actress claims harvey weinstein sexually assaulted her in 1997. weinstein denies it. the statute of limitations expired long ago but weinstein turning himself in this morning in connection with two other women's claims of abuse. did you ever think you'd see that day? >> i have to admit i didn't think i would see the day that he would have handcuffs on him. now, of course, it's been orchestrated so it's on a friday

of a holiday weekend. so it's slow media, right? so they did something nice for him. that means he has friends in high up places still. but i have a visceral need for him to have handcuffs on. >> will you be in harvey weinstein's new york courtroom? >> his face has terrorized me for so long. there is another survivor of his that we are talking about going and if she wants to go, i will go with her. >> what do you think it'll do to you? >> the first time i saw him after he attacked me was on a red carpet and i threw up in a trash can. i hope tomorrow maybe it's him, maybe it'll be him that's nauseous and not me for once. >> you say this is justice a long time coming, justice is also technically innocent until proven guilty. >> uh-huh. >> what do you think about the process?

>> i hope the process is fair. >> reporter: in the months since her claim surfaced, the me too movement grew, so did him too. more men accused as what some call the weinstein effect moves through hollywood. more names keep coming out. >> i wish -- and people are so sad and they're so sick of it but imagine how tired we are. imagine how tired we are of it and by we, i mean most of the world that has been assaulted or attacked. >> reporter: her me too mission and claims against weinstein have been highlighted in her memoir "brave" and a documentary series running on e! "citizen rose." are you prepared for a trial with harvey weinstein and all that may come out, all the continued media coverage, all the continued scrutiny? are you ready for it? >> i would rather be ready for that kind of coverage and his trial than just coverage of him

golfing in scottsdale, so i will be ready for him and i will sit in that courtroom and i will support the other survivors. all over the world. that's what i do. >> now, weinstein has always denied any allegations of nonconsensual sex. but rose as you know has been fighting and talking about this and saying this for 20 year, for two decades she's been fighting for justice and she said the hardest thing is to hear him say the word consensual because she said that's just -- it hits her right in the stomach every time. so she will be watching very closely as will the rest of the world. >> she seemed quite emotional when talking to you. >> she was. she was fighting back tears the whole time. this is something that has been with her and will always be with her, she says. but it is her mission now to find justice and to fight for all of the alleged victims out there. >> republican -- respect how she

said fair. she wants it to be fair. >> she does. >> that's all that anybody wants but interesting how she picked up on it being a friday of a holiday weekend. >> and we know that is something that is done oftentimes in the political world to try to bury stories. >> right, not this times. >> yep. >> all right, amy, always good to see you. have a great weekend. >> you too, robin. out to ginger in central park right now. >> oh, robin, we are so close to having this party start here. we've got folks from brazil, from new york city, right here and i was asking are you here for sting or for shaggy? are you here for both? you said -- >> i'm here for my kids. >> my kids brought me. >> we're hap good morning! i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco. cool highs and waves of light showers today. the chance will taper tonight and some wild temperature swings, up to 30 degrees in my accuweather seven-day forecast. today 58 at the coast to 68 in antioch and san jose. below average once again. tonight, low to mid-50s with just a brief shower possible

during the overnight hours. increasing sunshine and breezy tomorrow. look at the temperatures, summerlike for monday. things are popping here in the park. the crowd is excited. things are about to pop with some "pop news" with lara spencer. >> friday edition. all right. so, here we go. it is friday which means, of course, we have a great concert here in central park and maybe one of these days we'll get will smith up on that stage. >> wow. >> why would that happen, you ask? >> yes, why? >> the fresh prince is back in the studio making music for the first time in 13 years. >> that is outstanding news. [ applause ] >> check that out. he just released this little tease video of himself rapping and earlier this week it was announced that smith is set to release the official 2018 world cup anthem which he recorded with colombian reggae star nicky

jam and era istref. >> istrefi? >> thank you very much. >> i hope i'm right. >> one of us is. i guarantee it. of his new chapter and i quote, i'm excited. i'm re-energized. i'm creating wildly like i used to. i am ready. >> that's talent. i think the world is ready for his -- he's positive and he's fun. he always makes -- he is so talented, i will take will smith any day of the week doing anything really. >> so do you think there's any chance that we could somehow one day -- >> come on, will. >> come up to the stage. >> please come. speaking of new music, you know i love john mayer. well, he's got a new song out. he's got -- i know. you've never heard that before. hae has a new song out called "new life." he tells his fans on twitter

that they couldn't agree on the budget so he took matters into his own creative hands and here's the result. >> oh, no. ♪ >> it is so low budget and so fabulous. so john says he had to get it done. he went downtown to a place here in new york that makes birthday and bar mitzvah videos and for 50 bucks in one hour cheese-tastic perfection, green screen, stock video. ♪ john wrote about it, every once in a while a song comes along so powerful it requires a music video fast where literally anything is better than nothing. i love that. and this, i got to say, is much better than nothing. in fact, now i can't imagine it being done any other way. >> so many others with their bar mitzvah videos are saying, hey, i have that background. >> i swam with those goldfish. >> imagine all the artists who spent millions on videos going for 50 bucks. >> it's literally already gone viral. >> brilliant. >> john mayer, we say to you, mazel tov.

>> brilliant. >> finally, guys, "ocean's 8" is also in the news. imagine being part of a group text, sandra bullock, cate blanchet, anne hathaway, sarah paulson, the rest of the cast of the new film but sandy bullock says that the epic chain that the girls have been writing on for over a year is no longer. bullock tells "entertainment tonight" the ladies are worried about being hacked and got together and read through them all. they reminisced for a hot second and then they pushed delete. bullock says it was her idea, guess the contents were just that juicy? the women are all incredibly close and talk about everything you can imagine and probably some things you can't imagine. you can see that chemistry in action when "ocean's 8" comes out on june 8th. i don't know about you guys but i think probably a good idea. >> yeah, that is not a bad idea.

group texts are pretty annoying in general but i would be totally into that group text. >> i need to erase mine. >> before we get together and reminisce about your group -- >> just a little bit. thank you for that, great job with "pop news" as always. and now we'll go to that travel alert as more than 36 million americans hit the roads this holiday season weekend, a warning about the potential dangers of gps. some drivers say those directions had led them on to train tracks. gio benitez is here with us and, gio, putting a lot of drivers in dangerous situations. >> reporter: oh, absolutely. here in new york officials are so concerned by the number of times they've seen it happen this year alone much more than you were achbd and this morning they're sounding the alarm right here on "gma" to protect drivers all across the nation. >> watch as this driver mistakenly turns onto a set of railroad tracks after authorities say she was following her gps. she gets out right before a train comes barreling through turing that car into a fireball.

>> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: it happened in march and thankfully no passengers were on board but it's not the first time. look what happened to this car in new hampshire just last year. a driver in an unfamiliar city says she followed her gps onto the tracks narrowly escaping getting hit. new york's long island railroad says so far this year it's confirmed 21 incidents involving confused drivers turing onto tracks. some claiming they were following gps. what do you think it is about railroad tracks that has people so confused? >> the motorists have told us the gps told them to make the turn and it's unfortunate that you turn onto the tracks versus parallel roads. >> reporter: here's the likely issue with navigation devices. a gps tells the driver to turn right meaning at an upcoming street but at night or in low visibility, the driver may think this is the turn, a railroad crossing turning onto it without a clue. we had to see for ourselves. so we're trying to get to a business that's right after these train tracks here -- >> turn left. >> it tells us to turn left.

there we go. we easily could have turned left right onto train tracks. watch again. this is the moment the gps tells us to turn. there's the crossing signal. the tracks right in front of us. if you are distracted, if it's dark out, if there's low visibility, we easily could have gotten on those tracks. and that fireball in march, we went to the scene. so this is where she was supposed to make that left, instead she thought the gps meant this left, the railroad track. you can see how close this is to the road so this is what they've done, they've added new markings, new reflectors down there and new reflectors up here four feet high. the long island railroad telling us these safety features will soon be installed at all of its nearly 300 crossings. they say they're also working with gps app developers in hopes of making those directions more clear. basically you want it to say something like make a right after the railroad. >> right, anything that could get the motorist's attention.

>> reporter: and we reached out to two major gps providers. they told us they strive to reflect the real world but it's the responsibility of drivers to exercise good judgment that you should not follow the gps if it's unsafe, of course, the long island railroad really hopes that these railroads across the nation look at this, learn about what they're doing and implement it. >> you tried this. >> yeah, i tried it. and sure enough, it tells you to turn right before the railroad -- what they're hoping to do is have it say turn after the railroad. >> yeah, because when you're using a gps, you're relying on it. you don't know where you are so you might not be quite so observant. >> exactly, exactly. >> now we know to be. >> there you go. >> wow. >> i keep my eyes on the road regardless. lara, you got something coming up here. >> i do. i'm so excited to share with you. as you know, when i'm not with you my "gma" family, you can find me often searching for hidden treasure on hgtv's "flea market flip" and right now we are sharing an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at what

we do. >> you're going down. >> i flipped your head off. >> can you find it? >> $2 apiece. no-brainer. fix it. just suddenly goes from chic to kitschy. >> open for business. good luck, everybody. so "gma," come with us behind the scenes at "flea market flip" where this all goes down. for 12 seasons contestants on "flea market flip" have been doing just that. >> you want to buy low. you want to transform beautifully and you want to sell for the highest profit possible. traveling with us to flea markets searching for dimes in the rough. >> today's buy day. we're doing four episodes of buys. >> so you will see me in four different outfits. >> yep. >> that's because those are portions of four different shows. >> correct. >> i'm not cher. i'm just doing my job. >> reporter: along the way we learned countless tricks of the trade. >> the things i always look for at flea markets, art. you can find really cool pieces

for not a lot of money. our number one teacher in stuffology, the flea market vendors. what's the best piece of advice you can give viewers who want to dive into the flea parke? >> well, go for it. >> who have so many tips to share. >> i find that being at a flea market is like a history lesson. what is this? >> 130 million-year-old dinosaur poop. >> this is dinosaur poop? >> yes. >> does anybody have purell? >> tip number one, act fast. if you love it, buy it. >> a lot of times you say, boy, i should have bought that because that wasn't a bad price. >> at a flea market you snooze, you lose. if you like it, i'd negotiate. tip two, work on your poker face. >> done ever let them know how much you want it or need it. >> reporter: tip number three, come early for the best fines or late for the best deals. are you more negotiable at the end of the day. >> sure, we all are. >> reporter: once you have that perfect piece it's all about how you upcycle. once the teams have bought their pieces they come to the workshop. refurb central where they get them ready to flip. contestants christie and dave purchased this old crate.

>> what will you do for the legs? >> actually, these. >> before you know it, it was a chair. this was the first piece to sell today. they upholstered it and added a spot for newspaper and made a huge profit. i can't resist a good flip. check out this piece of metal i picked up in new york. 20 bucks cash? >> yeah? thank you, sir. >> thanks. thanks. >> see you soon. >> all right. so, guys, that was the rusty grate i bought. that's actually an air vent cover from a 1920s building that is architectural salvage cut off the rough edge, made a base and thought we might paint it to give it a great pop of color. look at that wonderful detail from the 1920s, $20, all in about 60. you can see transformations like this on hgtv. see you soon. on hgtv. see you soon.

and good morning. it's 8:27 on this friday. hope you're doing well. i'm ato ride on b.a.r.t.'s new e-b.a.r.t. extension to antioch, and it's for free! b.a.r.t. is dedicating that new service today. diesel-powered trains will carry passengers from the there wille bwo t stations on that lines da dediti, and is offering fonree rides on that extension from 1:00 this afternoon until 8:00 tonight. can't complain about free, alexis. no, but we have plenty to complain about on the roads. two crashes, eastbound 80 before the carquinez bridge. two left lanes are open, two right lanes are closed. of course, that was a semi that caught fire, then a fatal crash later in the morning.

northbound 880 before hegenberger, off-ramp blocked with massive delays there. and still no bay bridge metering lights. >> we'll take that on this

still a chance of some spotty showers today. a one on our storm impact scale, less than 0.15 inches of rain. you can see rotating around us are chances of showers, mainly in the central valley now, in the higher elevations of the north bay and the south bay.

just use caution out there if you run into one of those showers. going to be much warmer by monday. >> thank ♪ [ applause ] welcome back to "gma." it is an exciting morning here in central park and you can hear the crowd is going wild. sting and shaggy. their new album, "44/876," it is out right now and here they are with "gotta get back my baby." sting and shaggy. ♪ i'm sitting here staring at the four walls thinking what is it i got to do ♪ ♪ get back my baby lonely is taking over now and my heart's kinda heavy so ♪ ♪ i gotta get back my baby i'm feeling kind of hopeless now ♪ ♪ should have never messed around ♪ ♪ you never know what you got

till the moment that you lose it i gotta get back my baby ♪ ♪ my girl why tell me what i got to say now 'cause i don't really wanna see you wave bye ♪ ♪ i can't bear all this pain in my heart i swear i won't lie ♪ ♪ as soon as you walk out the door tell me why i realize i can't live without you ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ sitting here staring at the four walls thinking what is it i got to do ♪ ♪ get back my baby lonely is taking over now and my heart's kinda heavy so ♪ ♪ i gotta get back my baby i'm feeling kind of hopeless now should have never messed around ♪ ♪ you never know what you got till the moment that you lose it i gotta get back my baby ♪ ♪ as she cries telling me that we're through i can't deny won't deny on my bended knee ♪ ♪ best to give it a try stop good-bye she won't even look me

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♪ back now with "solo: a star wars story." soar nothing theaters right now and abc's adrienne bankert sat down with a couple of the stars to hear how they prepared to take on two of the biggest roles in the galg si. >> you're after something. >> reporter: in a galaxy far, far away, long before luke, leia and the force. >> i waited a long time for a shot like this. >> reporter: there was han solo, his bff chewbacca and a ship famed in its own right, the millennium falcon. >> can i ask you a question, captain calrissian? >> anything, han. >> reporter: alden ehrenreich portrays the young solo, a teenage version of the lovable

scene stealing smuggling scoundrel harrison ford made famous in "star wars." >> i love you. >> i know. >> reporter: did you study harrison ford's character to prepare for this? >> i looked at all the original movies an tried to take in as much as i could early on then you kind of put that out of your mind and focus on who is this guy now? you're meeting him at a different time in his life. >> you might want to buckle up, baby. >> reporter: next enter donald glover whose career has already been rocketing into hyper space, the actor/director, writer ow musician recently went viral with his alter ego childish gambino in this controversial new video for "this is america." >> reporter: he brings int intergalactic swagger as he portrays frenemy lando calrissian. >> everything you've heard about me is true. >> what was the biggest challenge working on this movie? i hear it was a lot of fun. >> impressing my mom. she loves billy dee williams. >> hello, what have we here? >> reporter: glover's character made headlines earlier this

month when the co-screenwriter refers to him as pansexual. someone who is basically attracted to everybody. for the new lando glover says he spoke with williams but didn't try to duplicate him. >> i tried to attack it from a sense of what made him cool back then isn't necessarily going to translate now so i was just trying to be somebody who tried to be charming to everybody on set, tried to charm you, did not work. >> did it work? >> it didn't really -- >> i would have loved to know that. >> we need to divert auxiliary power. >> reporter: alden, before this movie you probably could get away with maybe growing out your beard and staying under the radar. >> sure, sure, sure. >> i'm thinking after this movie you're not quite going to be as -- >> we'll see. >> hidden. >> we'll see. >> i'm getting a nose job. >> yeah, yeah. >> immediately to just change my face. >> i've had a few nose jobs. >> reporter: for "good morning america," adrienne bankert, abc news, london. [ applause ] >> and "solo: a star wars story"

is in thesers rigaters right no >> the party is still going on over here. we are so excited memorial day weekend is finally here and even started celebrating our summer of the block party a little early with our sponsor king's hawaiian. chef scott conant stopped by with delicious dishes and tips. we had that yesterday and, of course, we topped it all off with the yummy king's hawaiian bread. i'm telling you those sweet rolls are calling my name right now. we know seem of you will be celebrating the start of summer with block party answer by sharing your pictures with us that's all it takes you could win $25,000. that is great, right? just throw your ultimate block party with that money on labor day weekend. so my number one tip, i've got one for you, when throwing a summer block party, you got to check the weather. make sure you get yourself a radar app. i'm always amazed people have no idea what's going on. you can see the storms as they come because what starts as a sunny day might fuel a thunderstorm. keep that in mind. to learn more how to win that $25,000 in the ultimate block

party go to king's hawaiian recipes too or go to goodmorningamerica.com/block party. all right, you guys ready to do this? ready to have a party in the good morning. i'm meteorologist mike nicco. chance of scattered showers throughout the day today and temperatures below average and delays at sfo. now, it's going to be breezy, drier, and sunny tomorrow afternoon and summer heat comes back for the holiday. >> all right, michael. i'll just be here norbying on some rolls but will head to you. >> i'm here with the stars of the show, sting and shaggy. [ applause ] they're taking over central park all morning long. it is great to have you guys here. you have no idea how excited everybody was when we found out you were doing our summer concert. this is an incredible team collaboration here. how did this bromance start? >> bromance. >> you know what, i asked him to

do one record with me and the magic just happened then. it was like, oh, my, dude, it ended -- it moved from there to making a bunch of songs. >> we just had fung. >> we had fun with it and did it in six weeks. that's how all of it -- the creativity was just flowing. >> didn't seem like work, just fun. >> one album, one record turned into an album. >> right. >> you guys are going on a joint tour in september. so you're looking forward to getting on the road together? >> well, we actually started in european in june and -- so we're doing rurp first then come back and start in september and tickets went on sale last night so sold in five measures so, yo, go get your tickets because they're going fast. they're going fast. >> and this -- but everyone thinks this is your first collaboration but it's really not. i heard a little thing. you crashed the stage on sting at one point. >> yeah, we were in -- i was in antwerp and i was playing a whole series there with me and james brown, a whole bunch of us

and he came in to do his concert on a saturday night and i was like, let me go see what's going on and then he went into "roxanne" and i'm -- >> i thought it was sean paul. i didn't know it was you. >> we went up there and just rocked it. [ applause ] >> we got to work on your security, man. we got to work -- >> lax, lax, lax. >> this new album is called "44/876." the remixes. >> yeah. >> so what is the meaning behind the title? >> 44 is the country code for england if you're calling england, 876 -- >> is for jamaica. >> conversation between england and? make ka. >> conversation between england and gentleman make ka is a conversation we all love to hear. you ready to hear some more from sting and shaggy? [ cheers and applause ] all right. here they are with the song from their new album "44/876," this is "dreaming in the usa."

♪ >> hey. >> to all our servicemen out here, make some noise for our servicemen right here. ♪ i was a boy i was dreaming of the usa all the movies i see are from the same place ♪ ♪ all the music i love is from the usa all the stars that i see have an american face ♪ ♪ the only blue jeans i wear are from the usa the sneakers here on my feet they are american made ♪ ♪ presley, monroe and dean are from the usa, louis armstrong, sinatra and marvin gaye ♪ ♪ dreaming in the usa dreaming, dreaming in the usa ♪ ♪ dreaming, dreaming in the

usa ♪ ♪ dreaming, dreaming in the united states ♪ ♪ you seek a visa you're dreaming of the usa it's never easier looking for another way ♪ ♪ god bless america dreaming of the usa are we hysterical dreaming of the united states ♪ ♪ dreaming dreaming in the usa dreaming, dreaming in the usa ♪ dreaming, dreaming in the usa ♪ ♪ dreaming dreaming in the united states ♪ >> here we go. ♪ don't stop dreaming don't stop dreaming ♪ ♪ don't stop dreaming don't stop dreaming ♪ ♪ don't stop dreaming hey hey ♪ and so they work in the fields across the usa ♪ ♪ the work nobody else wants to feed their family ♪ ♪ they join the army they're fighting for the usa ♪

♪ here in the land of the brave and the home of the free ♪ ♪ dreaming in the usa dreaming dreaming in the usa ♪ ♪ dreaming dreaming in the usa dreaming dreaming in the united states ♪ ♪ big up all of mi people who live and working right here inside of america ♪ ♪ get up every morning working two jobs to make it here in america ♪ ♪ i'm a military man who carried arms and fight in defense of america ♪ ♪ i await the day when we will all inhabit a better america ♪ >> let's go. ♪ dreaming dreaming dreaming in the usa ♪ ♪ dreaming dreaming dreaming in the usa ♪ >> to all my dreamers out here. ♪ dreaming dreaming dreaming in the usa ♪ >> whether you're black, whether you're white, whether you're hispanic, whether you're muslim, whether you're christian, whether you're west indian.

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♪ we are back now with our party in the park. we're not -- i'm not freaking out or anything. it's only shaggy performing his international chart topping hit with sting. >> treat them like dpiems and

pearls around the world. yeah. are you ready, everybody? are you ready? sing, sing, sing. ♪ girl you're my angel you're my darling angel ♪ ♪ closer than my peeps you are to me, baby ♪ ♪ shorty you're my angel you're my darling angel ♪ ♪ girl you're my friend when i'm in need, lady ♪ ♪ life is one big party when you're still young ♪ ♪ but who's gonna have your back when it's all done ♪ ♪ it's all good when you're little you have pure fun can't be a fool son what about the long run ♪ ♪ looking back shorty always mention said me not giving her much attention ♪ ♪ she was there through my incarceration ♪ ♪ i wanna show the nation my appreciation ♪ >> let's go. ♪ girl you're my angel you're my

darling angel ♪ ♪ closer than my peeps you are to me, baby ♪ ♪ shorty, you're my angel you're my darling angel ♪ ♪ girl you're my friend when i'm in need, lady ♪ ♪ you're a queen and so you should be treated y ♪ c leeftth the ling that you ♪ begged and i pleaded mission completed ♪ ♪ mama said that i and i dissed the program not the type to mess around with her emotion ♪ ♪ but the feeling that i have for you is so strong been together so long and this could never -- let's go ♪ girl you're my angel you're my darling angel closer than my peeps you are to me, baby ♪ ♪ shorty, you're my angel you're my darling angel ♪

♪ girl you're my friend when i'm in need, lady ♪ ♪ girl, in spite of my behavior said i'm your savior you must be sent from up above ♪ ♪ and you appear to me so tender say girl i surrender thanks for giving me your love ♪ ♪ girl in spite of my behavior you are my savior you must be sent from up above ♪ ♪ and you appear to be so tender, well, girl, i surrender ♪ >> everybody, central park, here we go, sing. ♪ girl, you're my angel you're my darling angel ♪ ♪ closer than my peeps you are to me, baby ♪ ♪ shorty you're my angel you're my darling angel ♪ ♪ girlouhe ye'r i'm in need, lady ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> sting, everybody. shaggy.

when i think about my favorite teachers, esns outside of the classroom and with the way they make you feel. my teacher's a good role mod ll,elus never to give up. and with the way they make you feel. the closest relationship with is one of the campus security technicians. and it's just a really good role model to have. i want to thank my teacher for being so kind to other people. narrator: exactly why the california teachers association believes strong public schools make a better california for all of us.

believes strong public schools john chiang's father came it'here with little money,on. but big dreams for a better future. now john has a chance to make history. a champion of the underdog, john took on wells fargo when it ripped off working families. and against the odds, he helped saved california from financial disaster ...leaving more to invest in progressive priorities like education, healthcare and affordable housing. john chi the proven, progressive leader g.we need for california's futu. not ♪ we have to give a huge thanks to sting and shaggy, everybody. >> especially because they're going to give us one more. they're going to play us into the holiday weekend with "englishman in new york." thank you, guys. [ applause ]

♪ hey ♪ whoa whoa >> here we go. ♪ whoa whoa ♪ whoa whoa ♪ i don't drink coffee i drink tea my dear i like my done on one side ♪ ♪ and you can hear it in my accent when i talk i'm an englishman in new york ♪ ♪ see me walking down fifth avenue a walking cane here at my side ♪ ♪ i take it everywhere i walk i'm an englishman in new york ♪ ♪ oh i'm an alien i'm a legal alien i'm an englishman in new

york ♪ >> here we go. here we go. ♪ oh, i'm an alien i'm a legal alien ♪

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good morning. happy friday to you. it's 8:59. i'm reggie aqui from "abc7 mornings." let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco. he has your holiday weekend forecast. >> all right, reggie, hi, everybody. we'll start with the storm impact scale. still a one today and tonight for spotty showers. 0.15 inches in the north bay to less elsewhere. the north bay seeing some showers, but it's possible just about all day today. it will clear out tomorrow, become breezy and sunny in the afternoon, and then the heat is on for memorial day. hey, alexis! hey, good morning. we still have major traffic issues. sig alert here. we have the two left lanes open on eastbound 80 before the car quee convenience -- carquinez bridge, but an hour before they're clear, they say. and northbound 880 is blocked before hegenberger. big rigs not permitted to use

580 for an alternate. >> tough way to start the >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, film, television, and broadway star alec baldwin. and get in the car and check out "live"'s road trip survival guide. and winter of "live's search for america's new grill star" jose juarez girls up a tasty salmon dish. plus, find out how to enter the fan foodie face-off. all next on "live!" ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and and applause] ♪ >> kelly: hi! [cheers and applause] >> ryan: