>> good morning, america. facing a judge. the national guardsman accused of leaking highly classified pentagon documents making his first appearance in court. the new questions about his security clearance as we learn more about his alleged postings on line. >> supreme court steps in. justice samuel alito preserving access to the abortion pill for now. the last minute weigh-in from the nation's highest court and what happens next week. >> breaking overnight -- campaign explosion. police in japan tackle a suspect after a device goes off at a campaign stop for japanese prime minister kishida.

unharmed, but just nine months after the assassination of former prime minister shinzo abe. >> banning tiktok. montana lawmakers approving a first of its kind bill that would ban the social media app from operating in the state. will the governor sign it? >> tech exec killed. the new story emerging in the stabbing death of the founder of cashapp, creator bob lee. was it all over an argument over the suspect's sister? >> bombshell testimony in the triple murder trial of lori vallow. what a close former friend of the so-called doomsday cult mom told the court. >> caught on camera. fatal mistake. the moment police showed up at the wrong house and killed the home owner armed with a gun. >> this one, you know, really hurts my heart. >> what we're learning this morning. >> on the prowl. bears waking up hungry after hibernation. >> get out! get! go home! >> california's massive snow pack burying their food supply

forcing them into more populated areas. the advice if you have a close >>ndun tir tea secur anbffsovah. >> live from abc news in new york, this is "good morning america." >> and good morning, america. so great to have you with us on this saturday. we do have new details this morning coming in on the suspect in that on-line leak of highly classified pentagon secrets a day after his arrest, 21-year-old jack teixeira appearing in federal court in boston to face two espionage act charges related to unauthorized handling of classified material. >> teixeira did not enter a plea and he's due back in court for a hearing next week. but still unclear why a 21-year-old serving in an intelligence unit holding the third lowest rank in the

massachusetts air national guard was able to get his hands on such highly classified national security intelligence. >> big question. and the documents containing details about american and nato aid to ukraine as well as u.s. intelligence assessments of allied that could potentially embarrass the u.s. government. let's get the latest now from abc's reena roy in boston. goo morning to you. >> gio, good morning to you. right now, the big question is why? ws it ego? was it something more sinister? well, so far, investigators have not been able to answer that as concerns around security also grow. this morning, 21-year-old national guardsman jack teixeira waking up behind bars now facing up to 15 years in prison after authorities say he leaked highly classified pentagon documents. in a boston federal courtroom friday, the low ranking enlisted airman and i.t. specialist charged with unauthorized retention and transmission of

national defense information and willful retention of classified penalties associated with that. and we intend to send that message, how important it is to our national security. >> the leaked documents revealing intelligence about the ukraine war and u.s. spy operations worldwide. teixeira's dramatic arrest caught on camera outside his massachusetts home. f.b.i. agents in full tactical gear zeroing in on teixeira after an intense week-long hunt for the source of the leak. officials saying they traced a digital footprint after teixeira allegedly posted the documents in an invite only chat group on the social media app discord, popular with young gamers. according to the criminal complaint, authorities say teixeira began posting what appeared to be classified information on social media platform one in or about december 2022. a teen whose identity was withheld spoke with "the

washington post" with permission from his mother claiming to know the alleged leaker from that discord chat group calling him by the nickname og. >> the documents were often listed as ukraine vs. russia at first. however, it slowly spiralled into just intelligence about everything. there's no way in any world he would not know that he knew that these were illegal. >> the criminal complaint also alleges teixeira had high level top secret clearance to sensitive information but only on a need to know basis. now, these initial charges are based on one leaked document from february. but teixeira will likely see more charges in the future. gio? >> all right, thank you for that. let's turn it over to abc's jay o'brien at the white house. and jay, what are we learning now about the contents of these leaked documents? and how is the white house responding? >> yeah, gio, good morning. before boarding air force one last night to return home from ireland, president biden told reporters that he's directed

pentagon officials to look intoy ac to this classified information and how this stuff got leaked in the first place. he also said, as he views it, the president says this investigation is going quicker than he anticipated. it comes after president biden and the white house have repeatedly downplayed this leak saying there's nothing current in these doubcuments but we're learning more and more of what was in them every day. "the washington post" is reporting in these discord leaks, u.s. intelligence officials were aware of multiple different chinese spy balloons up to four in adig -- addition to the one that was shot down in february. also in these leaks was u.s. intelligence that china had agreed to supply weapons secretly to russia for its war in ukraine. all of that, according to u.s. intelligence officials, has not actually taken place. there's no evidence that it's taken place. the white house now is

confronting two different issues here. one is figuring out the damage assessment, right? what was in these leaks and what might have been compromised to u.s. intelligence sources and methods in terms of how the u.s. gathers intelligence? the other is what one official referred to, to me as the diplomatic fallout or the embarrassment factor. secretary of state saying this morning he does not believe these leaks have had an adverse impact on the u.s. relationship with its allies but the revelations from these leaks are only continuing. whit? >> we'll learn much more in the weeks to come. jay o'brien for us. thank you so much. we turn now to the battle over the abortion pill mifepristone. the supreme court weighing in allowing access for now and avoiding major changes that were set to take effect overnight. abc has the latest developments. good morning to you. >> hey, good morning, whit. abortion rights advocates are breathing a sigh of relief right now. but they tell me this is not a win. this is a temporary pause and they know that the clock is

still ticking on the future of mifepristone. >> we need change and we need it now! >> emotions running high this morning. >> bring yourself back here! >> as the fierce debate over the future of abortion plays out nationwide. the supreme court stepping in. just stay that would overturn the original approval of the abortion medication mifepristone that. would essentially take the pill off the market. now, giving the court until april 20th to review the case before deciding what their next steps will be. in a statement, the white house saying that the stakes could not be higher and that for now, mifepristone remains available and approved for safe and effective use. >> it's good news for the patients that are going to be seen tomorrow. but it is far from over. >> the last minute weigh-in from the nation's highest court

bringing a temporary sigh of relief for abortion rights advocates after conflicting rulings in washington state and texas have left the use of the drug nationwide up in the air. >> we were talking to doctors around the country and there was just mass confusin and chaos. >> the attorney with the anti-abortion rights group alliance defending freedom represents four doctors and four medical associations from the original texas case. >> we're confident again that when the courts, with any court looks at the facts and the law of this case, they're going to agree with us. so this is just the next step in the long, lengthy litigation. >> the uncertainty trickling down to facilities that offer abortion services like the lillith clinic in portland, oregon that has seen an influx of out of state patients since last spring. >> it's been a huge impact to have our work criminalized basically and not allow us to provide the care for the patient in front of us that we know is best for them and they know is

best for them. >> we've spoken with several clinics and they tell us right now in states where abortion is still legal, patients can be seen in one to two weeks. but with the future of mifepristone still hanging in the balance, they are very concerned that if it gets taken off the market, they may see an uptick in surgical procedures. >> we know that's not just the case there. thank you so much. now, let's bring in abc supreme court contributor kate shaw. kate, as we've been reporting, the supreme court issued a temporary stay of the texas judge's order overnight. tell us in practical terms what this means and what happens next. >> sure thing. so it's jst one week ago that the texas district court judge issued this ruling that if it were allowed to go into effect would essentially eliminate access to mifepristone in every state including states in which abortion is legal and protected. in the interim, a federal appeals court in texas affirmed in large part what that district court had done, and the opinion, essential blocking mifepristone was set to go into effect at midnight last night. but just before that deadline,

the supreme court acting through a single justice, justice alito, issued what's called a temporary administrative stay which is just a few days of delay to give the justices a chance to consider the filings of the parties so for now, that lower court order remains on hold while the justices consider the filings and i should say it's both the f.d.a. and the drug manufacturer that asked for this stay, and both of those sets of papers really underscore the stakes. you know, not just access to the most commonly used medication in terminating early pregnancies, mifepristone, but actually, you know, the f.d.a.'s drug approval process more broadly. this manufacturer says at issue here is federal judges second guessing the scientific judgment of the experts at the f.d.a. and if that were allowed to stand, it would show chaos as to this drug but more broadly. >> so it's a win at least in the short term for the f.d.a. and drug manufacturers. but what is going to be the impact of this latest ruling going forward? and what happens after wednesday?

>> well, short term, mifepristone remains available everywhere. it is available and we should say, you know, in states that protect abortion, mifepristone is commonly prescribed and used. and even in states that have he restrictions or prohibitions on abortion, this medication is used in miscarriage management. in terms of next steps, the papers will be filed in the next couple of days and the justices could rule just on the papers that the district courts was incorrect and the justices could restore in a more permanent way access to mifepristone. they could send the case back to the lower courts for another look. or they could schedule a special argument session in may. it would be unusual. but possible for the justices to do that. but, you know, either way, when the supreme court overturned roe vs. wade last june, it said the supreme court is getting out of the business of setting nationwide abortion policy. this is now for the states to decide and we see, i think, the court is right back sort of in the spotlight and in some ways, whatever the court does here, it's going to be having a huge impact on abortion law and policy nationwide.

>> huge impact for sure though uncertain what will happen. kate shaw, we appreciate your input this morning. >> all right, we'll go overseas now and frightening moments for japan's prime minister. an explosion at the scene of his campaign speech. abc joins us now with more. good morning to you. >> good morning, gio. yeah, 24-year-old man has been arrested after what looked like a pipe bomb was thrown at japanese prime minister fumio kishida at a campaign event in western japan. this dramatic video captures the moment of the loud explosion. it caused commotion at the scene where people there screaming and running away. kishida was swiftly evacuated from the scene and he was unharmed. another video from the scene appears to show the prime minister's security police wrestling the suspect to the ground with a possible second device in his hand. now, the suspect is believed to live around two hours by train north of usaka. kishida was back on the campaign

trail an hour after the explosion. and this really evoked strong memories for japanese people. you know, it's just nine months after the nation was shocked by the assassination of former japanese leader shinzo abe who was killed in broad dayligt with a homemade gun by a disgruntled citizen. abe was also on the campaign trail actually also in western japan. now, political violence in japan, it is rare but this latest incident, it really is bound to put authorities on heightened alert, especially as japan gets ready to host g7 leaders next month. whit? >> really is another alarming case. thank you so much. now to the move to ban tiktok. both houses of montana's state legislature voting in favor of outlawing the app over concern about personal data security. the bill now on its way to the governor for his signature and abc has more. >> this morning, the state of montana paving the way for a full tiktok ban. state lawmakers approving the first of its kind bill friday barring the social media app

from operating in the state. >> bill 419 has passed the house. >> montana's speaker of the house citing concerns about china. >> the security issues coming from an adversary like china, that poses, i think, a real threat. >> the bill also prohibits the sale of the app by platforms like apple or google punishable by a fine of $10,000 a day. lawmakers who voted against the bill says it lacks implementation. >> the montana bill was written in a serious way, we realize that there was really no good enforcement method of the montana bill. >> this move coming after president biden signed legislation banning tiktok on government devices while public universities and states like maryland and oklahoma have restricted access to the chinese-owned app as well. >> we will firewall protect u.s. data from unwanted foreig access. >> lawmakers remain skeptical. critics of the bill say banning tiktok will be a blow to the creator economy and small businesses. in a statement, a tiktok spokesperson saying, in part "we

will continue to fight for tiktok users and creators in montana whose livelihoods and first amendment rights are threatened by this egregious government overreach." >> i think it's safe to say that montana will be expecting some challenges to the law in some respect. >> and then signed into law by the governor, the law would go into effect new year's day 2024. it's important to note the law doesn't punish those who use the app and would only apply to new downloads. if you have the app on your phone already, you're good. >> important note there, mona. thank you so much. to the arrest in the killing of tech c.e.o. bob lee. new court documents revealing an apparent personal dispute the suspect allegedly driving lee to a secluded area before stabbing him three times with a kitchen knife. abc's demarco morgan has more. >> this morning, the 33-year-old nima momeni the man accused of killing tech exec and cashapp creator bob lee making his first

court appearance as prosecutors detail lee's gruesome final moments. prosecutors calling lee's murder a planned and deliberate attack. >> shortly after lee caught on surveillance video last week in these images obtained by the daily mail stumbling in front of an apartment building before collapsing. prosecutors say momeni allegedly stabbed lee three times with one of the blows penetrating the heart. according to prosecutors, earlier in the day, lee, a friend, and momeni's sister spent the afternoon drinking hours before lee's death. later that night, prosecutors say momeni allegedly confronted lee asking if his sister had been doing drugs or anything inappropriate. lee allegedly reassuring him noggin appropriate had happened. police say later that night, lee joined momeni and his sister at the millennium tower and that cameras would show the two men driving off in momeni's b.m.w. around 2:00 a.m. to a dark secluded area. >> mr. momeni was driving, and they ended up in the area of the

stabbing. and that is where they exited the vehicle and approximately five minutes later is when the stabbing took place. >> minutes later, lee is seen on camera walking away and injured. the b.m.w. seen on video taking off at high speed. police saying they found a four-inch kitchen knife in a parking lot near the scene of lee's murder. the blade covered in blood. the suspect's arraignment has been postponed until the end of the month. he is currently being held without bail. guys? >> all right, demarco, thank you. now to the disturbing body camera video just released showing what happened when police responded to a call but showed up at the wrong address. the home owner was shot dead. abc's justin finch has more. >> farmington police! >> overnight, new mexico police releasing terrifying body camera footage of officers shooting a man in his home after responding to a 911 call at the wrong address.

>> we got a male calling 911. background.ling in the - >> the man, 52-year-old robert dotson coming to the door with a gun in his hand. officials say they believe he pointed it at police but can't confirm if he fired shots. >> hands up! all three officers opening fire killing dotson. >> hands up! >> dotson's wife then coming to the door exchanging gunfire with officers. police say she was not injured. >> she winds up firing out, not knowing that it's the police, and i absolutely get that. our officers don't know she doesn't know who we are. they think they're at the right address. so they think it's all related to the d.v. it's an extremely chaotic event. >> farmington police were responding to a domestic violence call around 11:30 on april 5th and given an address across the street from the dotsons' home. the officers driving by that

address even double checking with dispatchers that they were at the right house. >> obviously, that's the worst part of this. trying to explain that, we walked right past a different address. this one, you know, really hurts my heart. >> and we have learned dotson' three children were home during that shooting upstairs, non-injured. but they have now lost their father and none of those three responding officers was wounded. they are now on administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation. whit? >> what an awful story. thank you so much. we want to turn now and get a check of the weather and get to somara. it's been a bit of a mixed bag. record heat but major flooding in florida. >> they actually broke a record. they received two feet of rain in less than 24 hours as a sta and that led to the hashtag buy mercedes. take a look at this video footage. rushing water pushing in.

workers trying to stop it. they fell. it looks like a rushing river. this is in fort lauderdale, florida. that risk for flooding has shifted. we're looking at a flood risk now for louisiana. areas like mississippi into mobile and along that leading edge of the cold front bringing that heavy rain, severe weather. we could see isolated tornadoes but the big threat is for large hail in areas previously devastated like little rock. now, the scattered severe storms shift to the east from the ohio valley into areas like savannah, we cou

>> and that's a look at your local forecast. back to you guys. >> all right, check back in with you in a bit, somara. to police in eugene, oregon who say a man tossed at least $200,000 of his family's money out of the window of a speeding car along interstate 5. the driver identified as colin mccarthy isn't facing any charges because that cash came from a joint family account. police say mccarthy told them he wanted to share the money with others. his family doesn't quite feel the same way. they're asking for anyone who found it to give it back. >> the kids call that making it rain. next level. >> yeah. we'll be right back. woman: at first, it was just a team. now, i can't imagine my life without them. man: that coach changed our son. on the field and off. (cheering) (cheering) (cheering)

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common. they have lost teammates, friends and family to gun violence or prison. very powerful documentary there. >> sure is. we want to get to some of the other headlines that we're following on this saturday morning. breaking news this morning as gunfire and explosions erupt in the sudanese capital. a power struggle between the country's army and paramilitary. rapid support forces escalating in the last few days. the two groups fighting over a proposed transition to civilian rule. it's taken control of the airport and presidential palace. >> also right now, three teachers from the same school district in colorado have died after showing what school administrators are calling symptoms of bacterial meningitis. the coroner is still running tests to determine the exact causes of death. >> and boston is marking the 10-year anniversary of the deadly attacks during the city's marathon that killed three people and injured more than 260 others on this day in 2013. the victims are being honored in a ceremony at the marathon's

finish line and wreaths are being laid at memorial sites. the 127th running of the boston marathon takes place on monday. >> we do start this half-hour with the explosive testimony of lori vallow daybell's trial. the so-called doomsday mom is charged with killing two of her children and conspireing to kill her husband's ex-wife. abc's zarene shaw. there's been conversations in courts about zombies, evil spirit and even past lives. >> yeah, whit, our abc producer was in court. he says these jurors just look stunned! the prosecution appears to be focusing on intent. and they said this trial was about money, power and sex. and lori did the things that she did to get what she wanted. remember, you have two spouses who were killed. lori's two children were murdered. all right before chad and lori got married. this morning, the bombshell testimony in the triple murder trial of lori vallow, a close former friend saying that chad

daybell and lori are responsible for multiple deaths. all of it under the guise of their doomsday beliefs. both lori and her husband chad also a doomsday author, are accused of killing her two children, 7-year-old joshua j.j., 16-year-old tylee ryan and chad's then wife tammy daybell. both have pleaded not guilty. and chad will be tried later. she said that lori claimed she needed to cleanse the earth of evil and that demons were possessing tylee, tammy and j.j. which turned them into zombies. prosecutors also brought a detective to the stand friday who supported the pattern of behavior. he read texts that lori sent saying her estranged husband charles was shot dead by lori's brother and that she believed he was possessed by a spirit she called "ned." if convicted, vallow faces up to life in prison without parole. the death penalty is not on the table. legal experts say anything that clearly shows what vallow believed during the time of the

deaths could be critical. >> the doomsday theories that she had, these things that she believed are definitely going to speak to the jury about what her intent was, what her motivation is and what it allowed her to be capable of doing under the guise of believing that there were zombies that were living in these individuals that had to be eradicated. >> not the type of thing that you typically hear in court. you heard me talk about vallow's estranged husband charles. that is a fourth mysterious death. that trial hasn't even started. vallow is charged with conspiracy to commit murder in his death in arizona. janai? >> crazy case. thank you. now to new beware the bear warnings in california. the state's historic recent snow pack is making it tough for hungry bears emerging from hibernation and looking for food. that's forcing thempulated area. wildlife officials are expecting an increasing number of bear encounters. phil, good morning. that sounds scary. >> it is scary, janai and those

encounters can be dangerous. they can be deadly. certainly stressful for everyone involved. just imagine what this man and this bear were thinking when they locked eyes. a leisurely afternoon in asheville, north carolina. not quite for home owner david oppenheimer. that big black bear catching him off guard. >> what's it going to do? >> the bear chose to walk away. the black bear population booming in recent years. >> and as that record snow melts in areas of california, bears are emerging from hibernation and they're hungry. authorities are warning homeowners to keep their doors and windows locked because the snow is not melting fast enough for the bears to find food on the ground and they know what they want is in people's homes. in lake tahoe, take a look at this family of bears. >> get out! get! go home! >> the home owner looking out of her window seeing not one but two brown bears. >> terrifying!

terrifying! >> the bears are really looking to regain their stores of food that they've lost while they were hibernating through the winter months. so they are very food motivated at this time. >> for some bears like these, their hibernation den can even be under homes. experts say to keep trash, especially food waste, indoors and covered until just before it's about to be collected. and keep windows and doors locked. while there are variations on what to do if you encounter different kinds of bears, one thing is universal. >> the best rule is to keep your distance. >> that is the best rule. guys, let's go back to north carolina at the beginning of that story. just so you know, dave loves that chair that he was sitting in and the spot so much. not even the threat of a bear brawl is making him change it up. instead, he says he's thinking about putting a rearview mirror and proximity alarm on that chair. i'm not sure that's the way that i would go. but better than nothing, i

guess. >> it was the bear who ran, by the way. >> that's true. >> heads-up here. >> thank you so much. let's get over to somara for another check of the weather. you have a lot of snow there. >> you know what? unfortunately that means the bears are going to be continuing to forage near people's houses until we can get this all cleared. take a look at this video. this is in california. copious amounts of snow this winter so they're still clearing the roads out there right now. now, we are looking at tons of snow that we received in the sierra mountains. that's good for the reservoirs. they've been replenished. 88% of capacity. but take a look at the colorado river here, lake meade and lake powell, that's really important because that feeds areas like los angeles and southern california. you can still see they have low capacity there. now, as far as the forecast goes, we are tracking some high mountain snow and rain moving into the pacific northwest. and very cool conditions through monday morning. th

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more. good morning. >> good morning. you would think that if your car got stolen, insurance covers it and we all move on. for some owners, they would find that their insurance companies would drop them after multiple car thefts and they felt victimized all over again. now, it looks like there may be a solution if you own a hyundai. this morning, an insurance life line for thousands of hyundai car owners who have fallen victim to the latest social media trend. thieves taking their cars for a joy ride and causing thousands of dollars of damage. >> i think they put sugar in the tank is what they told me. and that's why they had to replace my engine. >> hyundai and triple a joining forces, giving an insurance option for car owners who have those older hyundai models. the vehicles lack that all important anti-theft device commonly known as an immobilizer preventing the vehicles from starting when someone attempts to use a key fob that doesn't match up with the car. this as car owners report their insurance companies dropped the

there are three -- >> karen and michael lawrence were stunned when tey received a letter in the mail from their insurance company refusing to renew their policy because the family's kia was stolen not once, not twice, but three times. >> must have smashed into curbs, smashed into walls. the amount of money that they spent on us, they said that they're not going to renew our policy. >> multiple cities across the country like st. louis which saw more than a 1,000% increase in kia and hyundai thefts between 2021 and 2022 have filed lawsuits against the automakers for failing to install industry standard anti-theft technology stating it burdened city resources and jeopardizes public health. hyundai said in a statement the lawsuit is unnecessary. kia saying it's in the process of installing enhanced security software and triple a will offer insurance for those older

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>> the nba playoff games are now set overnight and the play-in tournament games, miami heat beat the chicago bulls. and the minnesota timberwolves beat the oklahoma city thunder to secure their spots. joining me now with more on what's ahead is espn basketball analyst monica mcnutt from philadelphia where the nets are

playing the 76ers later today. monica, good morning to you! it's great to have you. so since i'm from califoria, we're going to go ahead and start in the west, right? some big names, star power, but coming in at lower seeds this time, what are you watching for? >> you're absolutely right about that, my friend. in the west, it's sort of wide open depending on who you talk to. most basketball folks will tell year. when it comes to star power, it's particularly interesting when you talk about the los angeles lakers led by lebron james and anthony davis. they're a seven seed in this year's playoffs. they had to win a play-in game to earn the right to play the number two seeded memphis grizzlies. and while lebron broke karim abdul-jabbar's scoring record this season and certainly solidified himself as one of the greatest in our league, he's a lower seed. so he's going have to go into memphis and lead his team to victory vs. a very young, hungry and chatty memphis grizzlies squad. and so, in addition to lebron, you've got to look at what the

golden state warriors also have to do. they are a six seed in this year's post season. and they're going to have to go into sacramento vs. the number three seeded sacramento kings who are back in the playoffs after a 17-year drought. now, listen, steph curry is another one who has solidified make it to tnba finals outside of two times the 1999 knicks did1995 rockets did it. it's an uphill climb to see if these stars can knock off these upstart and hungry teams. >> i don't care what seed they are. no one wants to face lebron or steph curry in the playoffs. let's talk about the eastern playoffs. a little bit more straight forward. >> definitely. your top three seeds in the east have been the best teams in the east all season. milwaukee bucks at number one. boston celtics at number two and the philadelphia 76ers at number three. so it's going to be a clash of the titans in the west as these

teams run into one another and really who is going to survive this gauntlet? when you look at the 76ers, joel embiid is likely to be this year's nba m.v.p. and he's talked candidly about letting go of the pressure of wanting to win an m.v.p. not that he doesn't want to win it but focusing more on doing whatever is required for the 76ers to win a title. and then you bump up to that two seed. the boston celtics. jason tatum and jalen brown are the two big stars for te. th came into this season far more focused. but there's a little additional pressure lingering out there because folks are wondering if it could be the end of the run for that duo if they're not successful in the post season. of course, when it comes to the bucks, giannis is one of the most physically dominant players in the game. that team knows what it takes to win an nba finals. >> all right, monica, we'll be watching again. lots of playoff action today.

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