it is like ok. spieler former president trapped on the attack in his first speech after appearing in court. >> overnight truck lashes out. i was after he was surrendered to authorities in new york alone the criminal charges against h him. we will break on the case against the former president and what will come next. breaking overnight, a new round of severe weather slamming the hotline and moving east. >> look at it. wow. >> at least nine reported tornadoes. the vicious twisters looming. in ginger's tracking it all in the biggest threats right now. rigging overnight, a big win for the democrats in wisconsin. flipping control of the state

supreme court and what it means for abortion rights, and a former teacher and union organizer of the elected chicago. >> the human officers who stop the school shooters are telling their story about that tragic day for the first time. >> abc news exclusive, joni rowe knows what what i won with diana sawyer, his first interview after suffering those life-threatening injuries after horrific accident. what he saying about that day only on gma this morning. >> cayden clark and andrew reese taking on the double started with comes to trash talking. after the lsu start was criticized for work called taunting the i am a standout. >> down to the wire before you file. with the tax state deadline fast approaching rebecca jarvis has what you need to know this year about savings. she is here and answer your tyco's last chance, with the legend is saying about his future as the gears up for the course he's matched 35 times.

♪ ♪ and, the jonas brothers are heating up yankee stadium plus, we are working up a sweat on national walking day. to help you take a step in the right direction. >> announcer: live in times square this is "good morning america." >> who knew it was national walking day. who is who comes up -- will get to that that of a head. >> that's right, but it may be nice where you are but not where the rest of the country's. just ahead will be tracking the severe weather just the head with tornadoes are putting overnght and now a new tornado watch that is being issued and ginger will have all of that. >> first a follow-up on the unprecedented criminal charges for donald trump after the arraignment in the arcade note hush money he headed back to mar-a-lago and then have us on the scene and rachel good morning rachel.

>> good morning george in the span of a historic 24 hours a former president was booked process and charged just like any other criminal defendant in this country. and he returned to florida and the fury hoping to use it all this feel for his political campaign. >> within hours of becoming the first american president to become a criminal defendant donald trump was on a flight back to florida to deliver a define address. >>

i never thought anything like this could happen in america. never thought it could happen. >> they claim that the case is politically motivated and denied all wrongdoing. >> this was brought to interfere with the upcoming 2024 election. and he should be dropped immediately. immediately. >> the prosecutors say it is chump that iterfered with the 2016 election election he repeatedly made hush money payments to high personal scandals and falsified documents to cooperate a la. the former president surrendered to authorities in new york hours erlier. stepping out of trump tower with the race for leaving as he stepped into his vehicle. >> he remained silent until he entered the courtroom. then pleaded not guilty to all 34 felony charges. still cameras only allowed inside for just a few minutes captured this image. the former president at the defense table stone face with his hands in his lap. prosecutors say that trump orchestrated a criminal scheme where he repeatedly and fraudulently falsified new york business records to conceal criminal conduct that he had damaging information from the public during the 2,016th presidential election. >> the catch and kill scheme. that is a scheme to buy and suppress negative information to help mr. trump's chance of winning the election. >> the indictment alleges

trump worked with this fixer michael cohen and form the national required david parker to direct hush money payments to at least three people. the most well-known cases the hundred and $30,000 paid by: two of the actor in the campaign final days. up the prosecutors allege that the "national enquirer" also played a hundred and $50,000 to former "playboy" model karen mcdougall. both women said they had an affair with the former president but trump says they did not. and prosecutors allege that the inquirer promised to act as the ads and use for the campaign. even playing off a doorman who is trying to tell a story about trump fathering a child through which the tabloid leader to conclude with true. >> 34 false statements made to cover up other true crimes. these are finally crimes in new york state. no matter who you are. we cannot, and will not,

normalize serious criminal conduct. >> during the hearing, the judge warns all parties to make any comments that could incite violence or jeopardize the safety of individuals. but the former president turned right around during that address in mar-a-lago and continue his attacks. not only on the manhattan district attorney but also on the judge and the judge's family george. feel it and so much action yesterday but it could be months before we see another move in this case. >> exactly george. so trump is due back into court in early december and we know that prosecutors are pushing for a child to begin in january of 2024 which will obviously write b has the republican primaries started to heat up but his defense team is pushing back public to delay that until the spring of 2024 george. >> : let's break this down. welcome back so that if i finally count and falsified business records the look and prove that that they were falsified with the big legal question is why and whether or not that big a tightening of the crime. stay what right because it is

typically a misdemeanor right. >> george: the difference between a misdemeanor and felony is critical. basically the prosecutors i say you register the level of a felony because it was part of an effort to conceal another crime. >> : but what the prosecutor isn't doing yet is explaining what exactly the crime is. the prosecutor alvin bragg has basically laid out a number of possibilities. it could be state election law or federal election law could be tax law and so without that specificity, it is very hard to evaluate how serious the felony charges going to be in terms of overcoming a challenge to it. >> george: so one of the questions is why not specify he was laying them all out yesterday which is the most serious? it appears to me that the tax charges has the potential. >> he didn't do anything wrong by not specifying, but when you're indicting the former president of the united states, i would think you would want to make clear what your theory of the cases.

i do not know which of the argument is going to be the most serious, but here is one of the reasons why it is so important. he needs to be able to maintain a felony as opposed to just misdemeanors it is that they are different statue of limitations. the statute of limitation for a felony in new york is five years, for misdemeanors two years. there are also active arguments about how you go about calculating about how many day should apply here, but if this ends up being misdemeanors, at the felony somehow dismissed, you talking about the possibility of a serious challenge on the statute of limitations here just on those misdemeanors. so that makes up extinction not just about the sentence but about whether cases divide. >> george: he was not sure of our bodies can be saying afterwards but i didn't stop the last night. >> he didn't quite go as far as he is gone in the past which suggest violence he did go after the judge and his family, and other families which i think was a big mistake. he can attack the judge all he wants, but when he goes after others he's walking into

dangerous territory. >> george: thank you very much robin? >> : the results of two high-stakes elections with democrats will make dimock -- in a progressive candidate's victory aid in the works of art run mary bruce jones is now with the results and what they could tell us. good morning mary. >> george: >> we had two very telling races overnight was started in wisconsin where we had not overturned in flip control of the state's conservative supreme court. this is a big one for abortion rights, and could mean that the court could overturn the state's abortion ban. they could also end the use of gerrymandered registration of maps which are given republicans command and control of the state legislature. supreme court races like this do not garner this type of national attention but this race is having a huge impact in the future of a very key battleground states and rob and he did become the most expensive judiciary race in american history was more than $40 million spent.

>> george: 40 million okay. >> robin: let's go back to chicago for a moment the race from there there it was democrat against democrat and will visit take over from last night mary? >> the big take away what this is a very big take away for a progressive. brandon johnson of a union organizer and a former teacher is now set to become the next mayor. this was a close race but johnson has the backing of the teachers union he was promising to invest in schools, and social programs and he was also valid to address the root causes of crime in the city what his opponent was promising to add additional police force. robin? >> robin: thank you mary for your reporting. >> we would not turn to the wildest weather and ginger is in chicago tracking said all included attenuators reported overnight and at least three states. good morning ginger. >> and was a long night of storm chasing. and now we've landed at only warming trente jones out east in missouri has injuries and fatalities.

and we're not done with the system as a pushing east, at this moment, from michigan back to texas we will see impacts all the lights are new york and pennsylvania. already seen more than 200 severe storm reports. >> twisters taking aim at the heartland again. >> look at that thing. >> oh, my gosh. >> huge pieces of debris picked up and tossed in illinois. multiple injuries reported overnight after stones blew through fulton county. which he snapped crashing into a home and power lines were strewn across the street. many of the stones and a huge hill and cracking windshields as we made out of way of quincy, illinois. >> at the storm become tornado warning, where entering the area where they perfect for making tornadoes. the semitruck slipped off interstate 88 dissociation was damaging to people are trapped in a degree later rescue. in other buildings around them were destroyed.

>> influence in my shop and came to the side of my building in a collapse. >> winds and rains ripping through the streets. >> that the nato one strand just south is just too high east and lighting up the sky with that lightning. >> at least ten reported tornadoes and several in iowa and this high place of the rope tornado looming. >> tornado watches have been popping throughout the morning, we expect him to the great lakes right down into southern illinois and nh arkansas. as i got there the day damaging when is the main threat policing and better tornadoes already this morning so i certainly capable of doing that but the flow watches in the lower peninsula of michigan and then a severe storm is going to open up into ohio this afternoon to western pennsylvania new york even getting into some of the action after seeing record high temperatures today. and that his feel for the storms that will keep moving east into the northeast as we go through tomorrow. george? >> george: thank you ginger. and please have us as a put it

into a national school shooting, this book and publicly for the person since that they continue national correspondent has a detailed good morning steve. >> george: good money to georgian police say that shooting fired a hundred and 52 rounds throughout the school. and that the officers were first respondent did not hesitate to go end. >> once we have the first shots that's when everything kicked into overdrive for us. >> they were the first police officers during the doing of the international school shooting incident was hard to see because the hallways were filled with smoke. >> we proceeded up the stairs and what we got up to the stairs we got so sic floor hallway. once in the hallway, the smell of guns, and it was in the year. >> detective judge matheson officer rex engelbert say that they knew it they were being compared favorably this morning to the law enforcement who responded to school shootings in both parkland, florida, and involved a texas. and they say they were simply following their training. >> luckily, i deployed my

rifle. and they kept walking to find the sound of gunfire. >> we had got up the stairwell. and we may away down the hallway. we had to push past the victim because we continue to hear more shots being fired. >> they spoke very little about this moment. in the gunfire that stopped 28-year-old archie hale and the second floor of the school. the former students at a ready killed 39-year-olds and three adult staffers. according to research where police found a suicide note and more guns with a sugar list. the efforts to say the real heroes here are their families and home. >> i can tell you just like every other officer that was out there it is not discussed. my wife is going through this -- my families going through this, and officer rex's fiance's going through this and were going through all this and it is tough. but our department has done a phenomenal job.

>> the funeral for the few school administrator who stepped out and tried to save her children is today robin? >> robin: thank you steve. he said good to hear from some brave officers. now to tiger woods getting ready for his 25th master and a glass. the 47-year-old golf great as you know has been battling back from injuries since his 2021 car crash. reeves has more on this. and this will be tagged as last masters. good morning will. >> good morning robin, tycho what does not need to play golf or money he's a forbes list billionaire. he could never play another tournament and his legacy is perhaps the greatest of all time and he would be secured. the supply injuries and setbacks and unforced errors off the court he keeps coming back. especially to augusta national where he/she does not know when he will be his last time. it could be this week. >> good morning on the eve of the masters, tiger woods is yes then again the center of the

gulf universe. speaking at a press conference the 15th time major champion was asked whether it is cross his mind that this could possibly be his last competitive masters appearance? >> yes i had. i don't know how many why having me. so, just to appreciate the time that i have here and cherish those memories. >> it for decades he has made memories from cell and for fans at augustine nationals. asserting his dominance with five green jackets. >> the year of the tiger again with the whistle. >> the first in 1997. in the most recent 2019 at the age of 43. before the return to glory. >> woods giving spectators a preview of its current form during practice rounds this week. >> it's fun being able to build these memories and these practice rooms and at this tournament. and as i said earlier this tournament has meant so much to me in my life. >> now at 47 after countless surgeries and a near fatal car crash just over two years ago,

what sets his body cannot keep up with the demands of elite professional golf. he plays just a few tournaments a year these days. the holds a special place for a gust of. >> it's been a tough road. and to be able to come here and play at augusta national is such a special place. i'm just so excited to be vacuumed to be able to compete and play. >> the first round of the masters this tomorrow and target with tees off at 10:18 a.m. he spent time and he says the hardest parts at this point playing at augusta national is the walking because it is so notoriously hilly. speaking of walking, today is national walking day and coming up in our next hour i will be joined by a walking influencer in a bunch of other folks to show you how and why to get your steps and guys. >> robin: does a great skagway. >> george: that was very impressive. >> robin: thank you so much well. but there's something about seeing tiger on sunday that signature red. it's amazing to see him still out there.

coming up we have an abc news occlusive, the first look at jeremy rhino's interview with diane sawyer. and what he sharing about the life-threatening accident. >> plus the latest on lsu and iowa basketball starting angel reese and caitlin clark both coming out the trash talk double standard. >> george: and then we will talk on the trash they professes go back to ginger. >> based storms are fueled by a major aid gradients. these blizzard conditions are still exist in a south dakota but that was in the black hills. parts of 94 in north dakota and 90 through south dakota are so close as is moves on through. and of course evacuation for some of the fire from texas and oklahoma. your local weather in 30 seconds. ♪ ♪ ♪

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♪ >> robin: vacuum bag news for fans or the jonas brothers this morning. this is lifelong dreams of bringing us to have planned a day because had. >> in the headlines right now into the donald trump giving his first speech after giving criminal charges in new york yesterday. he brought for the criminal charges yesterday and called for. politically motivated. 2012016 election group repeatedy made hush putting money payments to hide personal scandals money --

>> george: also didn't just of -- and our new tornado not watch has been a shift these five states. because of the latest on value reports in the holy saturday jerusalem as early 40s and storming into hundreds of palestinians were arrested this was during the holy month of ramadan and in preparing for passover and christians are preparing for easter. >> johnson & johnson has agreed to pay $8.9 billion to settle a lawsuit claiming their baby powder another cosmetic calc products allegedly cause cancer. the company will make the payout over the next 25 years despite the filing. johnson & johnson is not admitting any wrongdoing and make teammates products are sa safe. a bankruptcy court model must approve the proposed settlement. if you got a lot more ahead including the countdown to tax they get ready and rebecca jarvis is here with your most pressing questions answer them and that is all coming up. >> george: right now it's been three months since jamie reynolds suffered life

threatening injuries after the 13 snowplow. diana sawyers five ballot the them and he is an exclusive look at their conversation. >>

>> george: the injured man is fighting with the kind of strength you see and hear superheroes in the movies. >> george: let's give them. jeremy renner haq eye of the advantages not brutalized by his injuries. a super hero at this moment needs all the help he can get. a man sitting in the wheelchair he says he is so grateful he is not alone. >> if i stand my own that would've been horrible week at all. i'm sure they will attack. sherry. but, i wasn't alone. i was with. alex and the rest of the carvery came. >> in critical condition at the

hospital he would like a vinyl to his family. >> as i'm riding down notes in my phone last most of my family. the seas i'm sorry. and diana will be here live tomorrow morning for your view. he could see the full show this thursday at ten east and a list during the next day on hulu and disney parks. >> looking forward to that not too lsu basketball star angel reese and iowa stand out caitlin clark. both calling out the double standard for women after reese was criticized for what called totten clark during the women's aa find out. janai norman was accused a story with so many of us are talking about good morning. >> good morning, this was a crazy fourth quarter and the most viewed ncaa trent vinyl in tv history but were talking about this that you can't see me move a tribute to john cena

started by g unit rapid meant to me basically you're not on my level. in the fierce debate over who can do and when. >> this morning to fierce competitors were coming up the double standard in sportsmanship. >> i don't think i should be criticized that all men have always had trash talk and that's what it's been. >> malik on back-and-forth it when minutes were going be going to game together i feel like we went into his face. it is black women against white women. >> lsu has captured its phase first national championship. >> just days after the school to let head-to-head in watch woman's cost college basketball game ever. angel reese and caitlin clark weighing in on this heavily debated split screen at the center of the controversy. clark doing the so-called you can't see me move when i will beat louisville punching their card to the final four. the iowa standout was celebrated for the move even called the queen of clap back.

reese, doing the exact same move towards clark at the national championship game. >> and angel reese knows o ring is coming. >> but only reese was heavily criticized calling everything from classless to worse. sparking heated conversations this week. >> when caitlin did it people were celebrating it. but i second the sister stepped up at the right back at her face now you got half the basketball world think well you know what that's not -- that's not the closest thing to do. >> when caitlin clark did big john tina it was considered too wide 48 hours later angel reese does the exact same gesture and its prospects. >> both will make tracking it up to trash doctors >> and they would look at peter. and everyone knew it was gonna be a little trash talk in the tournament is not just me and angel. >> reese notching the most double doubles in a single season in a women's college basketball history doubling down after sunday's win. speed forth all year i was

critiqued about who i was. and to this out to that him to hurt her to get her but when other people do it you people don't say anything. so this is for the girls who look like me, and this going to speak about what they believe in. it is unapologetically you. >> little history lesson on teams going to the y has a tradition dating back to 1865 anti-jackson invited to amateur baseball clubs, i was 1859 when president grant invited the cincinnati red sox the first pro club. there was ronald reagan who made on a cancer or has a regular thing. they say when it goes to the white house and mughals go home. but jill biden said both teams should be invited before walking that back amid backlash. caitlin clark as runner-up said they don't usually go t to the write up an interview said if it was the reverse i knew we would be invited and the first lady's office in their comments were intended to applaud the historic games and when the death they put these two women athletes coming out the double standard. >> yan dr. joe biden was at the game. she was really caught up with

that. but, i was really becaumen wh ss like oh that's sweet. but everyone else was like what? participation? participation trophies? >> a big debate. >> but thank you for all of that we appreciated as always. coming up, we are less than two weeks away from tax day and rebecca is here with what to expect. however there rebecca. >> couldn't resist this conversation it was to get for your refunds and how inlation could actually lead to some savings this year we're answering all your questions coming up next.

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an adjustment due to historically high inflation to avoid bracket creep which is when inflation pushes taxpayers into higher income brackets. the robin this could mean some savings for taxpayers at a minimum will hopefully get the refund or where he would try to help. >> so we have some questions the first one is from tara and she has are there any tax breaks for employees who work from home should be aware of? >> anyone ask me this question because more people do work from home now, and the hard reality is that if you are working from home, because your employer told you you click you don't necessarily qualify for a break. if your employee of a big company, they are paying for a lot of things in they'd stay potentially for an office for youth so most of the way the irs looks at this is that you do get the benefit. however, if you have a sad also robin, that's a do a side project for mom while working from home, that' qualify you for some work from home benefits. on your taxes, you just have to make sure it's a very specific

place and thank you, your apartment or whatever it is that you use it exclusively for that side hustle whatever it is and that you are cleaning income in addition to whatever is on your w-2. again, it's got to be very specific and by the way, if you are a work from home business owner in your self-employed business older than you do qualify for those benefits in the best way this and provide what i think about it is $5 per square foot. >> robin: $5 per square foot? >> yes a $1500. >> that adds up. >> robin: this one comes from logan and he says i have an fault yeah what should i do now and do i time? >> this is a question i get a lot this time of the year. the answer is it really depends on how complicated your own taxes are. if they are complicated you might want to take some extra time and you can file the form 48 or 68 that is the extension if you file it by april 18th and you have until october 16th to get your taxes in order.

but, you have to estimate what you would all of the and taxes you have to pay that by april 18th other logic interface fees. >> and don't rush. >> robin: because if you think you have enough time you might make and make mistakes. >> or you might not get your refund. >> robin: here's a silver lining it so you get a decent tax refund. what you do with that money? >> best thing you want to do is if you don't have that emergency savings account you can look at how you saved is account anomalies online and make sure it's sta and shared its key and they may pay you upward of 40% on your money then click on debt especially the credit card get and make sure you're tackling that first. >> okay as always rebecca thank you. do we have you back later? >> am i invited? >> george: -- coming up a template of the day.

♪ ♪ >> george: you heard their music beforehand brings us to the play of the day. >> the jonas brothers are heating up the whole mess the new jersey native there are huge fans of the yankees -- he met a couple of the stars of the team and yesterday's games including aaron judge and look at this picture you guys. iliac eggs and meat and was enormous. [laughter] >> they also met the shortstop and they got delivered a dream of theirs as well. and actually called some of the game listen to this -- >> cure comes he is vague and

barriers. down the middle and the bass player he let's go. is he gonna go? now he's an estate. >> well done. and we had a conversation before the demo would tell them exactly to do that. and i'm glad you listen. and -- >> i guess if the music think is a work out. there you go. and if you are wondering why the brothers who are lifelong fans lack the stadium the x-rays and in this post from the band on instagram it says new york, we've been dreaming about this when our whole lives. five albums, and one epic night. saturday august 12th at yankee stadium. seybert is a surprise concert at yankee stadium with a jonas brothers will cover five albums worth of songs one night only on august 12th. >> robin: and we were just talking about how we just love them from the very beginning. >> george: great guys. >> robin: coming up, getting everyone ready for national walking day, and back.

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>> this morning tony and golden globe award-winning actor of hugh jackman has employed fans to protect their skin. >> i just went to my doctor and she's awesome and she saw little things could be or could not be -- she does not know. >> he revealed on instagram that he has undergone two biopsies for potentially cancerous cells on his nose. that basal cell carcinoma a type of skin cancer at the causes of pump a leash form on your skin usully had areas that are most exposed to the sun. it is the most common type of skin cancer and occurs most frequently in people over 50. about 2 million new cases are diagnosed every year in the u.s. but if caught early, it is highly treatable. >> in a world of skin cancers, it is the least dangerous of the mall. >> the 54-year-old tony and coco gold winner who was previously dan calls with basing cell dino my 2,016th and that that growth removed from his nose are revealed in a 2015 interview

with "abc news" that you believe a childhood plates playing outside without sunscreen to be the culprit. >> i just remember it was the homeschooler was be home before it was dark of the home for dinner yelling out for dinner time. >> he is hoping to spare other from a similar diagnosis with approved for correct reminder. >> wear sunscreen, no matter how much he wanted a church can trust me put some sunscreen on a you will still have an incredible time up there. >> and as part of this reminder he says summer is coming but sunscreen is for every season every day sunny or cloudy experts are saying using spf and robin you are in over there with one of them. >> robin: that's right joining us now is a dermatologist. a friend of the program are at sunscreen sunscreen sunscreen, but there is a difference when it comes to your body in your face. >> if you want to think about the face in her neck and the v of your chest when is like one of cosmetic unit. some people stop at the jaw line

but you want to aim for about a half of a teaspoon for that area you want to keep reapplying especially if you're out in the sun all day. rob and those combination of the song makes your products they're not enough. you need a designated center scream project. and you need something for the body. but i gravitate toward those self protective drive -- there's so much more convenient. >> robin: are routine in the morning? >> it's all about prevention and protection and start with a vitamin c antioxidant serums, boost the effects of your sunscreen then moisturizer and then sunscreen. >> robin: already. now we know about the characters, skin cancer, and that is serious. but also, when we are out in the sun too much, aging -- is there anything that we can do to turn back the clock a little bit? >> you can actually reverse sides of aging and the skin. these are retinoids, and some of the most powerful ingredients when it comes to really reversing the signs of aging.

you can get a prescription strength from your dermatologist weekend lk r renoh an all a new ingredient out there caled the called prevented now with an al. >> and uses this right here? that is yours. >> it is my holy grail. it can brighten dark spots finance refills the last to be just reverse the signs of aging in the same. >> robin: again, all your products they give us that global and that bo gross so thank you very much dr. whitley. okay, let's go over to george. >> george: thank you robin. and we all know the benefits of national walking day. hello will. >> he george, we've been walking on when i am here with a bunch of people from orange theory, it is national walking they were here to talk about the importance of getting out and getting your steps in. first, hear from some doctors and influencers on how i'm wired to do that. ♪ ♪

>> it is a step in the right >> walking is one of the easiest way to be can do to improve our health. >> that's my cardiologist dr. david sabra started the organization walk with a doctor. with over 500 chapters around the world, posting three public water to lead by doctors. helping participants take the first step towards a hundred health benefits. >> there is reduction in heart attack, stroke, heart failure, about by 50%. it will reduce the risk of 13 different cancers. it is incredible and treating anxiety and depression. in a really gets the job done. >> and if walking into that is your speed, why not doing a treadmill into runway. >> what are you looking for we have what you're looking for. >> allee ben nikkel and viable for creating the treadmill start work on tick-tock. the videos watched by millions. >> is important for me to make a move made accessible and easy

and fun for everyone to make it less intimidating. >> and i am here with the t, o and only allie bennett, allie thank you for being here and we are all of our friends here this morning. and walking is so important, you make a really fun. and how exactly can you do that? and how can other people do that at all? >> finding whatever motivates you the most. i like the treadmill because i construct. which of our walk to my favorite song. but i think, a new pair shoes that you want to wear taking it out for a while, something like that. whatever is going to get you up and moving is obvious of the best. >> somebody of us sit at a gas are not moving around as much as resorts and not getting nearly as much is that 10,000 says we should. how can people incorporate walking into their daily lives in ways that work for them. >> any time anywhere is the best time to get up and get moving. walking is so easy you just need to functional eggs, toast and books you can incorporate it would have a lot you can run errands by foot, you don't do it

if you want and walk whenever you want around the fence around your house. it is so versatile and so fun. >> you can make a phone live music and stuff like that? >> yes. just drop to the bees and they gives me so much confidence to keep going with my work. >> around we are stretched to the beach and were strident so much to end up back in times square. you guys have been a walking? all right, that is it for us here in central park rabbit as national walking months for us gma comes up next month you've got some stuff going on don't you? >> robin: i'm heading to where you are and later on today, i'm going to a walking group. but yeah they really built an incredible community and it's all part of the walking fun. and that we have a coming up in may for national walking month. did you know that

de>> and you give a great to. >> listen for a book for you walkable for it or thank you george. >> george: you're welcome. let's go to ginger. >> the year of the wall, 2023, let's claim it right now. we are in the car way too much but you know what you can be stuck in places like o'hare or detroit airport because they are ground stops. the severe storms that are blowing through the great lakes and look at the lightning that was captured by nick berus into chicago. this is over night and it's been a really busy 24 hours and we have a severe winter storm is north of us outside of chicago yesterday. some of this as an essential golf ball hail, and it will for a player is that one front moved through yesterday. we will see the storms continue to march east throughout the day and we do throughout to know they need yeah now but by tomorrow in the evening drive ti drew: i am meteorologist to do

with your accuweather forecast. partly cloudy skies. temperatures in the mid-50's to mid 60's. below average for this time of year. most of us falling into the 40's as we head into thursday. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. showers return friday morning with a level light storm continuing. egg hunts on su dry with more showers latete >> she is popping abdul bello and pop news you are ready. >> good morning to you all out and we are going to begin with the royal content. almost exactly one month from today the world will witness the coronation of king charles iii. in this minute we have your first look at the official invitation. the colorful calligraphy featuring the green band at the bottom and is a character from english for court symbolizing phlegm and repair. erect at camilla's can't start

no more in the invite of the brain and the coordination of their royal highness is i in a sense of right there. king charles and queen camilla. the palace is also released a new portrait of the future king and queen and just confirmed first lady joe biden will be attending the ceremony on the half of the united states. i did not know this but no president ever gone to coordination. in president biden is sticking true to that in sending his first lady. >> it is not significant that is not going? >> it not at all. and we will be there covering it all. very excited. also this morning a movie news,, and driveways can a step into some very big so big she was. the two-time oscar nominee reportedly on board to take on robert de niro's character from 1994's heat film, and a prequel where the driver will play a younger version of dinero's character. the original stein dinero pacino and val kilmer was a box office success. if you haven't seen it you showed. it is now regarded as one of the most influential movies in this

genre. a while driver did nero is going to do what he does best. the oscar-winner now set to star in a new tv series for camera plus called bobby meritorious about a u.s. attorney and format and i said to tear the institution apart. so it sounds like a good fit. another huge movie star though is making the move to streaming tv series. very exciting. and i don't believe he ever has and is yet another we saw

building a betr bay are moving forward finding solutions . this is abc seven news. good morning to you. happy wednesday. i am julian glover from abc seven mornings. let's check it out with job in a for a look at the traffic on this wednesday. pedro pena, julian. thank you. good morning, everyone. so we're starting here at the bay bridge toll plaza, for the most part, are blocking issues of cleared with traffic has not let up. metering lights came on here at 5 36, and that backup is extensive. it's going to be a slow ride into san francisco as well. once you hop on the bridge where things are moving. at the limit is going to be the stand mateo bridge for you that live camera there and then highway 85 to the san jose airport. we're really seeing a lot of slowdowns on one on one right now. drive time is 29 minutes. juliette thank you. joe pena,

in north bay valleys, but we are warming through the forties right now thawing out so to speak in spots. it's sunny out there live. look from the exploratorium camera. we'll add some clouds to the forecast this afternoon called partly cloudy and it's a little bit warmer today compared to yesterday, but still we're finding our afternoon temperatures are about five degrees below average for this time of the year, but more cities away from the coast today will make it into the sixties.

later on, julian okay. thank you. drew we'll have another abc seven news update coming your way in about 30 minutes. of course. the news. always on abc seven news .com. we'll be back ♪ ♪ >> announcer: welcome back to "good morning

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bill a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc seven news. good morning to you. i am julian glover from abc. seven mornings were checking in now with job enough or look at the traffic here on this wednesday, julian. good morning, everyone. the san mateo bridge, moving pretty nicely this morning are dry times still slowing, specially highway 85 to the san jose airport. you're looking at 26 minutes and our newest crash right now we're following is going to be in hayward. so expect delays on southbound 80 past whipple road . hey, drew. okay, so frost advisory has expired. we're warming through the forties right now. a live look from our rooftop camera kgo. we have a few clouds out there. it's partly cloudy. but all in all, it's a really nice day. we'll keep partly cloudy skies in the forecast later on today, we'll go into the fifties and sixties , little warmer than yesterday was still a bit below average, but more areas away from the coast will go into the sixties. compared to yesterday. julian

we'll take it. thank you drew time now for live with kelly and ryan will be back here at 11. with midday live. deja vu: it's live with kelly and ryan. today, actor kal penn. and snl superstar heidi gardner. plus, from the series "you," penn badgley. and the folding lady shows us how to fit a lot in a little suitcase. all next on live. and now here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. hey guys. it was too... good morning, deja. [applause] -oh. -oh. well, hello. hello, it is wednesday, april 5th, 2023. you know, your superstar chief back there, lauren, really knows how to-- how to get us ready for