it's saturday morning. this is g m a. how good is that song? good so good. i can buy myself flowers. good morning, america. good saturday morning. glad to have you with the spring is in bloom this morning and ajaccio is at the national cherry blossom festival parade in washington d. c. look at that, or abbott elementary star lisa and walter is an honorary parade marshal. she will join us live coming up in our second hour. maybe we'll get to play the sax. working on this for a long time . today is the day looking forward to that. we do have a

lot to cover this morning and we start this with this news. the details coming in overnight on the suspect. in the online leak of highly classified pentagon secrets. 21 year old jack to share a appearing in federal espionage actha n ele, d the due back hearing next week still uncleect who hed lowest ranking in the massachusetts air national guard to get his hands on such highly classified national security intelligence documents containing details about american and nato aid to ukraine, as well as us teligent assessments of allies that could potentially embarrassed the us government. let's go back now to abc's reena roy in boston. good morning again. good morning to you. the 21 year old was charged right inside that federal courthouse. you see there behind us shouting out. i love you dad as he left the courtroom in handcuffs, national guardsmen jack to share a now facing up to 15 years in prison, charged with

unauthorized retention and transmission of national defense information and willful retention. of classified documents. authorities say he leaked documents revealing intelligence about the ukraine war and u. s spy operations worldwide. officials saying they traced a digital footprint after to share a allegedly posted the documents in an invite only chat group on the social media app. discord popular with young gamers. the criminal to share ah level top secret clearance to sensitive information. but only on a need to know basis, defense officials telling abc this is standard for an it specialist. but now there are growing questions about security attorney general merrick garland , stressing that they are not taking this lightly that to share a will face harsh consequences if convicted remains to be seen. if he will be the only one. thank you so much well now to the ongoing battle over the abortion pill mifepristone, the supreme court

weighing in overnight allowing access for now, abc is maria. the real has been following those developments. good morning again to you, maria. hey good morning, nito. the supreme court is going to take about the next five days or so to review everything that has happened so far, but we've spoken with a lot of clinics. they say the uncertainty of all of this is really creating a lot of confusion with the women who need these abortion rights are worship services and the medical staff trying to help them. wnenn yourselfacre. ficehe f abtion pys out nationwide. the supreme court stepping in justice samuel alito issuing administrative stay of the ruling in texas that would overturn the fda is original approval of the abortion medication christo 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 good news for the patients that are going to be seen tomorrow. um but it is far from over the last minute way 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 confusion and chaos attorney eric baptiste with the anti abortion rights group alliance. defending freedom represents four doctors for medical associationsro original texas, t again that whe courts crtooks at e ct t ftsndheehey' gngo ith us, so thisstthe next step y litigation. now we have spoken with clinics that are providing abortion services and states that still allow this. they tell

us right now they can see patients within 1 to 2 weeks, but they are very concerned. if kristen comes off the market that will create a lot of confusion, a lot of frustration and maybe even an increase in the abortion services where surgery is needed and requested so again a very much so wait and see situation but still very concerning for women across this country, guys. absolutely maria . thank you for that update coming up here in our morning. menu sounding the alarm on rising maternal mortality in this country, why women of color are especially at risk. also had this morning on g m a. we're all aboard for a story from will ganz. that's right public transit systems across the country are giving kids on the spectrum of voice this autism acceptance month we'll show you how plus tory johnson is in the house with midnight must have don't sleep on these savings will be right back.

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back now to our dream. a cover story in black maternal health week started by the black mamas matter alliance to raise awareness around the inequities . black mothers face nationwide and joining me now is dr elizabeth carroll practicing o b. g. y n is also senior vice president and chief medical and health officer for the march of dimes. good morning. thank you for being with us. she said she'd rather be delivering a baby in the hallway, then on tv right now. several studies show that maternal mortality and severe maternal morbidity among women in this country is going in the wrong direction. the surgeon general i talked to him last week. he said that c section rates are a concern and even the new york state birth equity project has announced new initiatives should try to bring down the c section rate. 5% talk to me about the concern there. so first. thank you. thank you for highlighting black maternal health week. um and really important to be talking about experiences of black women

versus experiences of white women. and if we aren't doing that, we're not really talking about women's health so really appreciate being here and the statistics are all going in the wrong direction. we've got mortality rates that are up 89% we've got preterm birth up by 4% and, yes, c section rates all going in the wrong direction. despite really doing big effort . we are seeing big disparities when it comes to black and brown women in this country we talk about those disparities for black and brown women, what is at the heart of it, it's a really complex problem. but it's really it's fundamental. there's racism. there's bias their structural and social issues we need to address and one of the biggest ones in the march of dimes is addressing is about access to care. yeah no access to care is one of the biggest barriers to healthy moms, healthy babies and families. and so when you think about access to care, i think about just getting in for that prenatal visit. um and if you don't have

insurance, or you don't have access to maternity care, desert is someplace where there is no obi provider. there's no hospital or birth center to deliver. and we're seeing a rise in those across the country. and i bet you're thinking that's all rural. actually urban. it's actually 30 to 50% of counties, right? exactly and so how do we solve for that? i would say the marginalize we're here talking about it. we're here educating. we're trying to do a lot of implicit bias training for providers. we're trying to get to women and get them educated, were also really trying to advocate and do research and we're doing we actually have a health equity center at the university of pennsylvania. it's our inaugural. center for health equity and really trying to look at doulas and other outcomes and innovations. elizabeth howell fantastico bgn chairman. they're really pushing this that we support and then we do a ton of advocacy. um we know the postpartum period is really, um, something that we as women six weeks later, yeah, you're not done right. it's not wrapped up in a bow, and we're not on tv.

what we are really trying to do is advocate to extend postpartum care for a full year because we know mental health. we know that cardiovascular doesn't end after six weeks. neither does diabetes anho conditions need to be looked at, and it's in that period that we're seeing that most maternal deaths happen a week to a year after a woman gives birth, i want to bring up this graphic that the new york state department of health actually just recently came out with these lists of patient rights and things that they're going to try to do better at number 11 on the list is making sure that patients go home with postpartum education and knowing the warning signs. how crucial is that for the health of a mom and her baby? it's incredibly incredibly crucial. these are times when you can still sees after birth, just having complications or readmission for your hypertension. the most common time is within those 1st 16 days, but then you need to be continued to be monitored and followed, and it does like i said, doesn't end at 42 days doesn't end at six weeks. it

really needs to be long term, which is why we're really trying to extend the mom nervous act and medicaid is different, depending on the geography you're in and where you live matters and it shouldn't and we really believe that the march of dimes that doesn't matter about race, geography or wealth. we should have better outcomes for all our moms and babies and the fact that most bombs aren't seeing a doctor for the first time until about 4 to 6 weeks after another. the issue will have to talk more about thank you so much. thank you for being with us. thanks for having me appreciate it over to you important conversation, johnny. thanks so much. now to a project happening in major cities across the country. this autism, acceptance months and a bcs will ganz met some kids who are doing their part. well, good morning. good morning. good morning, joe from san francisco to washington , d c. atlanta, newark, all aboard for the autism transit project and mind the gap because this train of inspiration is leaving the station. for millions of americans that morning commute is about to

level up i name is emmanuel and i really like trains. please help us. do kate marks of play. please don't litter this month, the autism transit project, giving a voice literally on the autism spectm. bartease l lines on therm. it makes the con s wn you get too near, and it is unsafe. i mean, a star is born. making those public transit announcements in major cities all over the country? what you learn about this community. these people is that they often have a tendency to per separate or focus very hard on things that a typical people find interesting. goyo will be the voice of the bart trains in his bay area. hometown going what is autism mean to you? well it means a difference in britain in your brain in the way you think act and just the way you do stuff. it's a difference, not

a disability advantages. like knowing how to rick. roll an interview. you know the rules and so unfortunately, no rick astley karaoke on the bart trains in san fran, but down in me? i really don't k. a ming, . washington d c metro area, ezra is stepping into the spotlight. color nervous because everyone was one of the talk about me and his parents. thrilled to help raise awareness for families touched by art is, um, one thing i've learned from being as ra's dad is that neurodivergent e is another important kind of diversity and that it needs the same kind of energy and effort to work from all of us, which is exactly what the autism transit project aims to do. the project will therefore show these children to a broader swath of the public different but similar. and no less than beautiful. the latest stats

the world health organization, reminding us that one in 100 children are on the autism spectrum. and as we learned from those families, it really is a spectrum of needs, abilities and interests this month. it's not just about awareness and acceptance, but about celebrating that neuro diversity , you guys. i love that moment with little boy. how do you stay so positive? it's a methane. anything of that take. i'll take a little bit of his meeting and try to incorporate it into my day today. all learn something from them will thank you so much. we appreciate it. let's turn it over to tomorrow for another check of the weather. smart. good morning. good morning. alright so we're talking wildfires and normally you think west coast. this is in manchester township, new jersey if you missed it dynamic video coming out from this week, with wildfire burning thousands of acres there. this is just yesterday in rockland county, new york. believe it or not. this started by the sparks of a train. so what you need for wildfires. we need gusty winds and dry conditions, real hot

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firing at the oakland police department. pastors local leaders and families will meet at lighthouse charter school in oakland starting at 10 this morning, and they're going to address the impacts of violent crimes and what they call non communication from new oakland mayor xiang tao. and district attorney price at least arjun good morning to you. let's go check outside. all right, liz, we have sunshine and walnut creek with the rest of us underneath the clouds. a little glint here from our exploratorium camera. 48 downtown. it is 50 in oakland and emeryville partly to mostly cloudy, mid forties today sixties and near 70. thanks for joining us. the news continues before the xfinity 10g network we didn't have internet that let us play all at once. every device? in every room?

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now to leveling up your life and whether you're looking for a new job or just want to grow yourself personally establishing a brand can for yourself can make a big difference, and joining us now is personal branding expert elisa lit. she was also the author of the book on brand perfectly titled, so let's start how thank you so much for being here with us. when people hear brand they may initially think i'm not an influencer. i don't want to be famous. why do i need branding? well, first of all, thank you for having me here so everyone has some version of a personal brand. it starts with what makes you you know whether you're trying to get promoted at work. you're trying to pivot industries urine entrepreneur pitching investors. it doesn't

matter. every single person needs to understand how they're showing up, no matter what the medium. so where do people start ? well they start with first understanding. what do they want to be known for? that self reflection is really important. because everything needs to be geared toward that north star and how you see yourself needs to match how people see you. so you've got to ask your network you've got to ask around and say hey, what are three adjectives? you would ask me you would describe me at work and do they match? how you think about yourself. oh, man, that's a little scary. i don't know what that after the show. after the show about my brand, where do i begin? exactly? right there are a lot of college graduates who are entering the workforce. now, what is the number one piece of advice that you would give them to get started. think that college doesn't teach you how important your network is and not just collecting business cards but building authentic relationships that you keep in touch with. and grow with the people that you're meeting and

every person you meet can be someone along the way that can help you. and i think people especially when you have internships, they usually do their internships and they move on, and they forget about those people because they're moving on to the next. but let's build those relationships. i think that's so interesting because the idea of networking is has always been really intimidating to me. but building real relationships feels much more natural. so it's nice to hear you say that. what about people who are looking to further their careers whether they are unemployed right now? or or liquid looking to pivot who may be dealing with imposter syndrome. i love this question. so i believe that if you're in the room, you belong there and a lot of people. when they get in the room, they question it. they're like well am i am i deserving? am i smart enough, and i really the person who should be here. but what they should be thinking is what can i do now that i am here? what impression can i be making? i love that and you say it's really important to celebrate your wins. but you say it's important to do it elegantly. what do you mean by that? wellpa

spotlight on yourself and for people to become their own heroes, but not to the extent that they become a villain. i am not trying to create monsters here. so when i say share your win strategically the truth is that if you're waiting around for people to notice that you're good at something that's not a strategy, so if you share your wind, strategically and elegantly, and you amplify five other people for every one time you're talking about yourself. i think the world will be a better place is good information. so also one thing that that they that you say that's interesting, especially in 2023 is that people don't actually need to use social media to be able to do this effectively, right? this is a really important principle in on brand because i didn't want to exclude people who were like that's not for me. personally i believe every professional person should be on linkedin. but how you show up in real life is just as important what you choose to align with your attitude, your mannerisms, earning social capital building relationships that also establishes your personal brand.

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cherry blossom festival or parade marching down constitution avenue this morning. and look who's there. i could ajaccio right there in d. c look looking for look at what the pink tie and everything going on here. best yeah. you're never gonna see me dressed this nicely ever again. i'm just letting you know right now. i gotta get festive. you know why? because this is the most exciting time of year right here in washington, d c it is the national cherry blossom springtime parade, and it starts just in a couple of hours. but listen, this has been going on here in washington d c for quite some time now. it actually started back in 1912 when the then mayor of tokyo gifted japanese cherry blossom to the city of washington, d c ever since then, every year, the city has been celebrating that gift. with a three week long event. obviously starting with the peak bloom of the cherry blossoms and ending right here at this parade today, obviously, i said it starts in a couple hours, but there's been people all over the

city from all over the world. almost 700,000. people come here to see this parade and the other festivities. they look for high school marching bands from all over the country floats. there's a whole bunch of dc singers here. so you know that go go gonna get popping it just a little bit. and i said 700,000, people come here. one very spurt . special person is here with me now. lisa and walter we know from abbott elementary parents have everything but of course you're a t. c native. welcome am originally from the dmv, and i'm so happy to be back home. yes, now, like like you said, d m v. alright silver spring, right. it feel to be taking part of this cherry blossom festival even known for so long. well not only knew it, but when i went to high school in silver spring, our blair blazers marched in the parades. i was a palm so i have been down this parade doing pumps. i didn't bring palms today, but i bet i can find some real quick. there they are. look i got any pops. i want to address, but i'm just thrilled

to be back home. we went to the smithsonian yesterday tried to get some crabs, but they're not really in season quite yet. we're still waiting on that i might go duckpin bowling later. yeah that's all the stuff you got to do a little race with the obviously the nets president. that's a good one, too, right? sure why not? is there any like fond memory that you remember from those parades back in the day. oh, my gosh. yeah i mean, first of all, it's all the people coming out. you've got uh, women in traditional japanese gowns on floats over here. you've got all the flowers , even though we missed the blooms a little bit this year, you've got all of these beautiful cherry blossoms on the float, so it's just it's a gorgeous spectacle and all the people that come out to see it. it's fun. i like the little guys with the giant hats on the little bike. that's my favorite. ridiculous and fantastic. i love it, too. at this point because you were on gma and gm a three this week, so it's good to see you, my friend. what's a must do things for you there when you're at home in d. c. well some of

the stuff that i mentioned because when they try to give you crab cakes back where i live now in l a. they've got like green peppers in it. and like, what are you doing? crap and mayonnaise? maybe some old bag. that's it. there you go there so that some of the clubs that i used to dance at when i was here, and i went to catholic university here in d. c and we used to go down to the 9 30 club and get our punk rock dance on. oh, yeah. this is a town. listen, this is the town where i live. learned how to do the hustle. at the hospital dimples . my mother would bring me and i'll just get you to do the hustle in dc is where we started the hospital, okay, turn me, ok . oh we got we got to do that. but i was 13 and she used to take me out. let me dance. we were nuts. i don't know what we were thinking. we had a good time for the next episode of alga elementary. you were c a lt not yesterday, and entertainment

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that we're we have from phoenix to oklahoma city very high in the southeast, mainly tree pollen up into the northeast. high pollen as well. a little bit more moderate as you had. terry's like the pac effect. yesterday i was able to get outside. i did some walking around the park. did you all enjoy your time? and yes, we're cooling back down now at all the sun what we could just right. let's bring us so we'll take it a thank you, samara and still coming up. it is this sour trend taking over tiktok just the latest friend. does adding lemon to your morning cup of coffee. help lose weight. our dear friend maya feller is standing by to break it all down. come

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side. my god, american idol, new sunday and monday on abc and stream on hulu welcome back to g m a and the coffee trend that's filling your feed tiktok users adding lemon to their morning joe saying it helps lose weight. but is this a coffee cure? is it sour here to myth? busses are go to registered dietitian and nutritionist. maya fellow maya. good morning to you got to put this all together. we're talking about lemon and the coffee. i feel like i need to brush my teeth with sensodyne just talking about it. but the weight loss benefits is it really their goodness with listen further research is needed to actually definitively say that putting lemon in your coffee is going to help you to lose weight or do anything for your cardiovascular disease or diabetes. what reacher searches are saying is that listen, these are observational studies. maybe there are other compounds that are at play. yeah that's right, and this is really becoming the latest trend on the internet. so it's concerning to you. i'm sure as a nutritionist that you're

seeing this play out on the internet on tiktok going viral. i am so frustrated by this for people who want to engage in mindful and intentional weight loss, i say, do not do these extreme diets. this is a hard no . and okay, so i feel like we know the answer. but in your expert opinion, what about just in general getting health info? from social media period. no absolutely not seek out a qualified health care provider of physician a dietician. remember we all have different nutritional needs. one size did not fit all what works for your auntie your uncle, your neighbor. it might not be right . there is one social media maya fellas can go get the nutrition advice exactly percent. alright so my morning coffee is still very important to me. but what beverages should we be drinking in the morning? so if you like tea and if you like coffee, absolutely. go ahead and enjoy them. i also say that hydration is really important. you can get some of your hydration from fruits from vegetables. herbal

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