jobina: my mom got kicked by a kangaroo. good morning america viewers on the west.ea ring a moscow courtroom this morning. first aimages of th "the wall street journal" reporter appealing his charges of espionage and calls for release intensifying around the world as the family of american paul whelan critical of the white house worried he'll be overlooked again. >> a possible ceasefire in sudan after days of deadly violence and what we're learning about the american convoy fired on and how the u.s. is responding. >> the 84-year-old man that shot 16-year-old ralph yarl who

knocked on his door and facing criminal charges as the teen recovers at home from injuries his family says will impact him permanently. secret spy police. justice department accuses china of spy operation in the heart of new york city and having a secret operative inside a zoom company hawaii we know about the two men arrested and who they were watching and why. >> supreme court show down, potential landmark case after he lost his job as a postal worker for refusing to work on sundays and what it could mean for businesses and workers everywhere. >> new body camera video, fir responders race to rescue avengers star jeremy renner after 7-ton plow nearly crushed him to death. >> changes coming to mcdonalds classics that are hot off the griddle and guess who's coming out of retirement to steal a bite. plus, midnight special, the first rehearsal happening

overnight for king charles' coronation. majestic military parade with three weeks to go for the royal ceremony. the hero pizza man that delivered a big assist to police. how he stopped a suspected car thief without dropping the pizza. what he's telling gma this morning. >> it was more of a takeout than delivery. i menaged morning, america. thanks for being with us. always good to have rebecca joining us here at the desk. another busy morning. >> such a busy morning, robin. we're tracking to storms this morning. as the mid best digs out of two feet of snow and text messages from friends in minneapolis and chicago and a new coast-to-coast storm on the move bringing even more of that and a new severe weather threat for the south and ginger is tracking it all.

>> first, breaking news about evan gershkovich and he's making appearance in a moscow court this morning. chief global affairs anchor martha is tracking this in morning. >> good morning. gershkovich looked healthy and fairly relooked in court this morning and a relief to his family and he faces very serious charges. this morning first images of wall street journal reporter evan gershkovich inside a russian courtroom appealing arrest on charges of espionage that could land him in prison for 20 years. the 31-year-old smiling in jeans and a button down shirt nodding to the cameras. the u.s. ambassador lynn tracy in the blue jacket behind him. the judge denied bail ordering him back to prison to await trail on allegations the u.s. calls categorically false. >> the charges against evan are baseless and we call on the russian federation to immediately release him.

>> the hearing comes one day after u.s. diplomats granted access to gershkovich in prison for the first time since his arrest nearly three weeks ago. >> writing in the native russian he's not losing hope. >> what's one of the american qualities that we absorbed be optimistic. believe in happy ending. >> gershkovich is one of two americans considered wrongfully detained by the united states. the other former marine paul whewhelan also accused of espioe in his filth year of detention and whelan's family concerned he'll be overlooked yet again after being left out of the high profile prisoner swap with

moscow that freed brittney griner late last year. >> the state department can put increased pressure on the kremlin and raise the sanctions on them. so we ask ourselves why wasn't this done before to try and bring paul home? >> the administration responding to the concerns bringing home paul is important to the president and that work on his case continues. >> none are easy or swift and russians holding two americans accused of spying and also arrested anti-kremlin political commentator who gershkovich met with before his own arrest. >> robin. appreciate it, there. latest on the deadly violence in sudan overnight. a possible ceasefire was put in place and we're learning about an american convoy with marcus moor with the latest from london. good morning, marcus. >> good morning, robin.

reporter: this is promising news for the millions of families caught in the middle of the violence spiraling out of control for the past four day asks both sides vying for control of the country and national army and rapid support for mill stair group have agreed to a 24 hour ceasefire and allowing civilians access to food and l action. >> we've heard of eu ambassador attacked at their home and now more than 180 people killed in the violence and rebecca reports are right now that they've seen

escalating violence in no end in sight. >> a tense 24 hours and more questions to come. marcus moore, thank you for being there with us. the man accused of shooting 16-year-old ralph yarl in the head and arm. last night andrew lester was charged with felony assault and alex perez is in kansas city with the latest. good morning, alex. >> good morning, rebecca. according to court documents homeowner thought someone was trying to break in. authorities say there's no indication any words were exchanged before the gunfire. >> overnight the white man kansas city police say twice shot black shot 16-year-old ralph yarl after the teen mistakenly knocked on his front door identified and charged. >> the defendant andrew d. lester is charged with the class a felony of assault in the first degree, count two. the defendant is charged with armed criminal action. >> an arrest warrant issued but the 84-year-old not yet in

custody. >> the prosecutor of clay county, there was a racial component. >> charges coming after weekend of protest in kansas city. terrifying ordeal unfolding just before 10:00 p.m. thursday night. loved ones say the teenager was supposed to pick up his younger siblings from a home on 115th terrace. yarl accidently going to home on 115th street instead. when he rang the doorbell, he was shot through a glass door struck in the head and the arm police say. >> he saw my nephew there, he shot him in the head. my nephew fell to the ground and he shot him again. >> andrew lester claimed he thought someone was breaking in and it was the last thing he wanted to do. but he was scared to death of yarl's size. yarl telling police that lester told him don't come around here following the shooting. yarl's aunt aunt said after he

was shot he was able to run for help but twice turned away by neighbors. >> finally at the third house he was able to get help. however he was told to put his hands up and get on the ground and that was when he got on the ground like he passed out. he was finally able to get the help. >> yarl released saturday to recover at home and his injuries will impact him permanently. suffering from a cracked skull, traumatic brain injury, post-concussion syndrome and subhemorale on the left lobe. >> he's guarded based on significance of this traumatic brain injury and he's in fact miraculous and we're excited. >> the high school junior loving classical muse and i can jazz and wants to study chemical engineering waking up at home and in the care of doctors and

his family says they were in the first step and they want to see a conviction then focus on ralph's recovery. he's healing and he's alive. >> president biden called yarl's family to wish him a swift recovery if convicted and the homeowner could face up to life in prison. george. >> okay, alex. thanks. now to the fbi accusing china of running a secret police station here in new york city. chief justice thomas has the latest. >> until several months ago, an entire floor of this building hosted an undeclared police station of the chinese national police. >> the fbi air forced these two men in -- arrested these two men in new york city monday morning accusing them of being agents for the chinese public security ministry. their office near china town

claimed to be a nonprofit organization providing assistance to local residents of chinese dissent and helping them get driver's licenses and the station was a hub of chinese counter intelligence operations in new york city. >> we know the individuals involved in the police station were involved in intimidating and tracking chinese dissidence here in the city. >> lu tracked down and terrorized a prodemocracy activist living in california. the fbi claiming china's effort in the u.s. has been expanded and go far beyond the dramatic spy balloon targeting military insulations. in one case, sources tell abc news china is accused of having secret operative inside the zoom company and hacking zoom sessions. >> task force officers flooded the video conference and drowned out the meeting and garmin screams and -- vulgar screams and threats.

>> the chinese national police called operation 912 also targeting people here at home. reporter: 34 members of china's 912 force set up fake social media accounts targeting people here including on twitter and fbi director wray says fbi and more is the greatest threat in the nation. >> now to 1.6 billion defamation case on fox news and airing false clai claims about the machines and eric at courthouse in wilmington, delaware for us. >> talk about here and possible settlement and nonmaterialized and this long awaited trial is about to begin. >> this morning after 24 hour delay and fox news about to go on trial for defamation accused

of recklessly spreading misinformation about the 2020 election. >> there's been a massive and coordinated effort to steal the election. >> tram attorney is accusing dominion of helping the election and host tucker carlson says i hope you'll approve that very soon and it's a cruel and reckless thing to keep sane. days later carlson went on tv to say this. >> you've heard a lot over the past few days about the security of our electronic voting mach machines. this is a real issue. >> dominion said knocks news feared losing viewers and continued broadcasting lies but dominion sent fact checks and corrections nearly 3700 times so many one fox news executive joked i had them tattooed on my body for example.

>> they're complete bs and they had them on the show. >> irresponsible and rancid system. imaginable. >> fox called dominion's case a political crusade in search of a financial wind fall and network's top host could be called to testify. fox news argues they could not be liable for repeating news worthy claims made by former president trump and his allies. 12 jurors are said to be seated later today and this trial could last six weeks. rebecca. synergy home thank you, for that. we turn now to the supreme court set to hear what could be a landmark case involving freedom of religion. our senior national correspondent terry miran at the supreme court with more. reporter: good morning. this is a huge case and yet another battle with ongoing war with religion and freedom and

nearly every american workplace and american work croft working part-time and every day except sundays till 2013. they contracted with amazon to start delivering sundays and croft told his bosses he couldn't work sundays because of his faith and would work holidays and double shifts buzz but his bosses insisted and protecting against discrimination in the workplace of the religious faith and accommodating an employee's faith would put "undue hardship on the business". they described undue hardship to mean anything more than a cost and that's led to discriminating against people of faith. gerald says that's unfair and employers warn that could end up accommodating everything from workers at pharmacies not

dispensing birth control and getting vaccinated and it's a major case and we expect a decision by june. >> many will be watching, terry, as you know. thank you. we go overseas now and less than three weeks to go until the coronation of king charles. we're get ago first look at royal ceremony and lara has that for us. >> i do. good morning. the coronation of king charles over two weeks away and preparations are fully underway and first rehearsal took place a few hours ago in the middle of the night and hundreds of military personnel parading through the quiet streets of london departing from buckingham palace following 1.3-mile procession route from westminster abbey and king charles and queen camilla will be crowned the new king and queen and also this morning the palace releasing this photo as part of the official buckingham palace souvenir program and family portrait taken at clarence house for the 70th birthday in 2017 and meghan

but she'll be in the photo and prince harry will paresis pate in some way in the -- participate in the coronation in some way but there'll be a team on the ground and cover this momentos occasion in some way. >> all right, lara, thanks. coming up, new body camera footage of the race to save jeremy renner after his snowplow accident on new year's day. >> the pizza delivery guy being hailed a hero for helping police stop a suspected thief and he's talking to us this morning. first, welcome back to the studio, ginger. >> thank you. protecting the pepperoni. i love what he's doing there and being a hero. things i didn't want to handle ago big time serious spring storm and across wisconsin and 90 degrees last

week less than a week ago and now more than 9 inches of snow. some parts of west central wisconsin had nearly two feet, 23 inches and it's pretty cold you can imagine and that's going to filter in and by tomorrow morning, it feels feel downright chilly and windchills and baltimore and 24 in central pennsylvania and we'll take that cold and get a whole new storm but it looks like it'll erupt more into damaging wind late evening for the plains through omaha and des moines and starts after 7:00 or so in the evening and keep the noaa radio on and another day on thursday and going more south including little rock and big picture now with more in 30 seconds.

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rescue jeremy renner after a 7-ton plow nearly crushed the avengers star to death. medics are seen providing life-saving aid to renner's deputies arrived to his nevada property in january 1st. critically injured renner is on the ground in a pool of blood and snow. renner is nephew alex is heard telling deputies he was helping him get the pickup truck out of the snow and renner got out of the plot is a marked check on him. says he became stuck between the brows drowned while trying to stop it from hitting him. >> he got up to tell me something and that's wn reporr:fig er hnd plow. >> did you get a picture of that? that's a hat. because that's probably his

beanie. >> reporter: broke nearly 30 bones from his actions eye socket. one rib pierced his liver. >> i just going to be a spine and brain like a science experiment? >> reporter: just four months after the accident, he told diane sawyer there were times he thought he wouldn't make it. because of the narrative of being victimized are making a mistake or anything else. i am refused to be haunted by that memory that way. >> reporter: his recovery is ongoing. it takes a lot of work and a lot of painful physical therapy, but unbelievably just days ago not only did he make it to the premiere of his new show, he managed to stand up and walked the red carpet. because every time we see him, it's a miracle. >> it is a miracle at incredible really puts it all perspective. trevor, thank you. we appreciate it. we turn now to the dermatologist charged with poisoning her husband with drano.

kayna whitworth is in los angeles with the story. >> kayna: dr. emily will have a long-awaited day before it the lawyer representing her husband says the doctor is diabolical. >> reporter: this morning, dr. emily you are set to face a judge for arraignment on charges due allegedly poisoned her husband with drano. officially indicted on four felony counts, accused of adding the powerful liquid drain cleaner to her husband lemonade three separate times. her husband setting up a hidden camera capturing these images. the orange county district attorney says they show emily adding it to his morning drinks in 2022. >> she didn't do what she's been accused of doing and we look forward to our day in court. >> reporter: stating in divorce filings he was diagnosed

gastritis, andtis. the attorney says this is a giant misunderstanding. >> she does pour it three times to kill the ants. that is not disputed. she pulled the drano in a cup. dr. chan set her up and put spy cameras are hidden cameras in the kitchen to catch her doing that, then he claimed it was poisoning. >> reporter: part of a larger custody battle between the two after divorcing after ten years of marriage. >> the custody battle has entered because it can either show motive or lack thereof. it can speak to the motivations of the individuals. it might even speak to the thing that dr. chen created these videos in order to frame his wife. >> reporter: he is seeking sole custody of the couples 22 children and dr. yu is convicted, she faces up to eight years in prison. >> thank you.

the pizza delivery man who delivered an assist to police helping catch a suspected car thief without ever dropping the pizza. this money, we are hearing from him. eva pilgrim has that story for us. >> eva: tyler moore and finding himself standing nar, kids are in hand in the middle of a high-speed chase. what he did next save the day in more ways than one. >> reporter: this morning, a pennsylvania pizza delivery man hailed a hero for helping police stop a suspected car thief. you see in home security video of a car flying down a street. police cars close behind. because that's a high-speed chase. >> eva: tyler morel is a delivery driver enter by county. you see him in the video, pizza in hand. the driver of that stolen car crashing, making a run for it.

tyler says he does the only thing he could do since his hands were full. he stuck out his neck. >> if i can just trip him up a little bit. then the cops can take care of it from there. >> reporter: watch again. >> i threw my leg out and i caught him pretty good on my action. definitely nursing a little bit of a leg injury here, but it's not broken. >> reporter: police say because of tyler's quick thinking, they were able to make the arrest. i've seen many crazy things over the course of my career. i can honestly say i haven't seen something quite like this. how he held onto the pizza, i don't know how he did it but somehow he managed to do that. >> reporter: as to what happened to the pizza? >> i can't even remember giving the pizza to the woman at the door after it all -- after it was done, i can remember when i give them the pizza. >> reporter: tyler did make his delivery. he says he would do it all again. >> i was happy to help and i

would do it 10 out of 10 times. >> reporter: there are 2 suspects in this case facing multiple charges includes bling ring and eluding, resisting arrest as well as several traffic to despair with tyler never intended in being involved in anything like this but the former collegiate lacrosse goalie has got some good reflexes and some height that probably helped. he is 6'8", guys. >> we appreciate the priority is to. >> i hope he got a big tip. >> i was going to say the same thing. he deserves it. >> we will do a follow up. up, the chain, change coming to mcdonald's menu. hey, dad... hum... what's the ocean like? uh... ♪ is the ocean warm?

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welcome back to >> welcome back to gma. in washington state, they still have nearly 350 inches of snow. they still have some days to ski and snowboard. there is more sour that came from. winter weather advisories are up for parts of the cascades into the northern rocky mountains. the same areas that got hit there in the northern great lakes, northern and western great lakes going to get more snow. coming up here and gma, the race to save the colorado river. overnight, but if it was named the most endangered river in the united states are not going to bring it to some of the western states that are using weather modification to give mother nature a boost. we are making it's now more than it naturally would and it's happening a whole lot more than we've ever done it in the past.

building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions . this is abc. seven news. good morning. i'm reggie aqui from abc. seven mornings. angelina has a traffic. thank you, reggie. good morning, everyone. we want to start with a look at our maps. right now we're following a major sigalert that's underway and antioch's eastbound four before summer's ville road speeds down to around 17 mph here, according to the chp injuries have been reported . you can also see how packed it is south bouton 6 81 a creek if you're traveling northbound is a crash reported along 6 80 in concord. hey, drew we are seeing temperatures right now in the thirties and forties, but right now, oakland is the mild spot this hour coming in at 50 degrees outside, we go live look from our east bay hills came with partly cloudy conditions, but you'll know is that it's a cool april afternoon. once again, we'll keep that blend of sun and clouds this time of the year. our warmest city should be

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>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. the hunt for suspects in the deadly alabama sweet 16 shooting intensifying. as we learn more about those skilled in this young woman speaks out for the first time about the pain of losing her brother at her own birthday party. >> the new report on the origin of >> what republican congressional investigation torrs believe killed 7 million people. >> youtube's new fight against eating disorders and the site sweeping new changes to protect young users and protecting healthy eating habits and the power of water and the colorado river in peril. now the most endangered river in

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>> people came in and i knew he was gone. the minute i walked out the door and saw it occur. he was holding me up. >> two high school seniors on the brink of graduating athong those kiled and at least 15 others were shot and hospitalized. police identified the victims, 23-year-old corbin holstin and 19-year-old mar sigh ya colins and 18-year-old and 17-year-old. the motive behind the shooting remains unclear. reporter: police have strong leads in this case but they are asking for the public's help. federal and state agencies are

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>> we are back with our gma cover story. youtube is working with the national eating disorder association on new regulations to combat content that promotes eating disorders and young people. they want you to putting on these new measures to keep young girls from seeing content that could promote or normalize unhealthy eating. this as we are seeing teens and tweens online more than ever before. a worrying trend. eating disorders in adolescents and teens increased during the pandemic. some studies linking the upsurge to increased time on social media. >> an estimated 30 million americans will have an eating

disorder in their lifetime. the research tells us that the highest risk for the onset of an eating disorder is during adolescence. >> reporter: youtube is partnering with organizations like the national eating disorder association, making changes to its site including blocking some content that may promote eating disorders such as describing behaviors like calorie restriction that could be interpreted as a how-to guide. restricting kids under 18 from seeing videos discussing disordered eating and adding information under videos for mental health support groups. >> when we age restrict content where an individual maybe describing binging or purging or calorie restriction in the context of the journey through recovery but in doing that maybe introducing a describing information that can serve as a trigger pivot >> reporter: the company which says it has over 1.4 billion views on mental health content in the u.s. in 2021 also working with nid

produce a video series on eating disorder education. >> studies may have some impact but eating disorders predate social media. they are an epidemic and was social media may play one role in exacerbating the way people feel about themselves, we have to be really careful to know that this is not something that's going to solve a crisis. even the cdc finding emergency department visits for eating disorders doubled in teen girls during the pandemic so how much screen time are we and hear to make for a to 12 years old, we are talking up to five hours and 33 minutes a day. that's a lot of time online. because it sure is. thanks. bring an hour and a parenting expert rachel simmons. thank goodness youtube is doing this. >> rachel: truly. we know that kids are really struggling this year. we had 3 out of 5 girls reporting in 2021 that they felt

persistently sad and hopeless and we know that these kids are online and we suspect that being online can exacerbate some of these feelings. we have a social media giant partnering with experts saying we're going to protect these >> we have a social media giant saying we're going to protect these kids and getting them accurate and safe information. here comes the internet with all of these visual possibilities and what we want to make sure is that content that is inspiration not guilty that makes them feel good >> you and i talk about this all the time and all starts with us. the kids are watching us. they watch how we talk about body image and about how people look and about how we eat and they take a note from us. we have to be cautious and think

about what we're teaching them and speakout when we see body shaming. we live in a culture that does not give people dignity at any size when our kids see peopl and we need to remember that technology is not a substitute forking. we are the pryor -- parenting and we're the primary educators and we need to they will them what they need to hear from us. >> rachel, thanks very much. >> absolutely. >> if you're experiencing mental health crisis, call or text 988. trained crisis counselors available for free 24 hour as day, seven day as week. go to ginger now. >> thanks, george. that spied reigns leading it

looks like thursday afternoon we open up at lufkin, drew: i am drew tuma your accuweather forecast. partly cloudy skies and cool april afternoon. mid-50's to low 60's for afternoon highs. overnight tonight we find partly cloudyon 30's and 40's into wednesday. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. by the end of the week 80's return and our warmest spots inland at the warm weather continues over the weekend. saturday and sunday exex take or how about a little pop news? let's begin with clint eastwood. the four-time oscar winner, he is now set to direct a new movie. it's called juror no 2

the juror realizes during the murder trial that he is on that he may have caused the victim's death. over one to be working with eastwood. he writes on instagram "cannot believe i get to make a film with one of my heroes." i agree. he is a legend. "juror number two" is set to film in june which means eastwood will be 92 years young. he has won two academy awards and forgiven"y. he has directed 40 films. so good to hear he is doing it again. also this morning, movie news from wicked. fans are getting a peek at the movie version of the broadway hit thanks to the movie's director who shared 21st look images from the big-screen release. that is our first look at cynthia erivo as elphaba

we are also getting a glimpse at ariana grande as glinda the good witch. >> what happens when you veer off the yellow brick road. dun dun dun. commenting back it's within wonderful making magic with you and ariana grande taking to instagram and posting a series of behind the scenes shots from the production that's currently underway and so excited for this. it also stars bridgerton star jonathan bailie and oscar winner michelle yo playing madame moryville and broken up into two parts. hitting theaters november 21. >> going old school. finally, everybody. bruce springsteen has been given his own state holiday. it's about time from now on september 23 mark your calendar is bruce springsteen day in new

jersey and bruce forever remembered as voice of garden state and signaled to the world with more to run. the 73-year-old music legend launched his career at just 22 years old singing in small venues on the jersey shore and joins especially teamed new jersey natives with holidays including bo bon jovi day devito day and that's pop news. >> find the people announcing this is the day. the gma day. >> we just decided, what's the day? >> everybody day is gma day. we have abc news, power of water initiative and count down to earth day here on gma and taking a look at rivers across the country and ginger has a big headline about the colorado river and maybe innovative tool that can help. >> we just learned from the organization american rivers that part of the colorado river,

the part around the grand canyon, it's been named the most endangered river in our nation. the whole river and its critical reservoirs, lake mead and powell seeing historic lows. and now a ramp up of a tool that gives mother nature a boost. it's called weather modification or cloud seeding. i studied this stuff but it's changed dramatically even since 20 years ago and it's happening right now in ten states across the western united states. >> this morning the colorado river called the hardest working river in the united states >> two causes and seeing flows in the colorado river and we've never seen before since records were kept. >> the river provides hydropower to seven states, irrigation to more than 5 million acres of farmland and drinking water to 40 million americans and of course the breathtaking white water rapids running through the grand canyon. all of it threatened by more

than two decades in a megadrought. >> a better term and ongoing riverification meaning the long term warming and drying and it's permanent and not temporary. >> we can't flip a colonel joe moore in mad max. straight out of x-men, the last stand. it's called weather modification or cloud seeding. >> we can't create the cloud. has to be an existing storm system. create the cloud. >> eva: it's just the bumpy. has the desperation in the mega-drought made the interest in cloud seeding to skyrocket? >> definitely. >> ginger: there are 42 cloud seeding projects across the midwest like this one a new tower that explains like this with less attached. the fly right into the start and send microscopic particles into

the cloud. particles that act like magnets for water droplets, bonding together until they are heavy enough to fall to the ground as rain or snow. pilot showed us a cloud seeding demonstration flight. says that cloud seeding can make 3 to 15% more snow pack. because that water can be priceless. it can be the difference between adding a couple week to hear irrigation cycle for your crops. >> ginger: the lower colorado river basin states of colorado, nevada, and california actually pay for cloud seeding all the way over here in utah that will impact a snow pack. at the university of colorado, researchers are working on artificial intelligence to deploy cloud seeding drones. it's not just cloud seeding from the sky. there are hundreds of those things that thing you see in the foreground is a ground based cloud theory. sending tiny silver iodide

particles into the sky. when a storm comes true, the go up to 2,000 feet above our head, into the store, those mountains and make more snow than it naturally would. what cloud seeding has been helping get every last drop at some of the driest years on record. this past winter, mother nature came through. the southern rockies which for the colorado river got more than four times the average stock but experts say it's still not enough. because it would take five or six years just like most years and most people myself included think we will never ever see these reservoirs refilled again. >> ginger: even with revamped cloud seeding, something has to give. because it's really hard to tease apart what's over overuse and what is climate change. agriculture is somewhere around 75% of all water used in the lower basin. the cities are actually quite a tiny part. it comes down to what is agriculture going to do about this? >> ginger: as much as cloud seeding is a boost or a help, it's not a solution.

the main solution is solution is -- >> conservation. >> ginger: conservation across the board. just last week, the department of interior announced the federal government may have to step in to help make the cuts that we need to preserve the colorado river. that would be an unprecedented move. federal government also has committed 2.6 million more dollars for cloud seeding and i just learned that the weather modification programs anticipate adding at least another 200 of those ground based cloud seeding machines before next season. they are really ramping up efforts because i know you give i asked you this already but environmentally safe, what has been put out? >> ginger: all the research shows that the amount of silver iodide that makes it to the ground is negligible. >> tomorrow, becky worley is going to have some tips for finding those sneaky leaks that are in our homes that could be wasting water and costing you money. coming up next here on "good morning america," sheryl lee ralph going to join us live.

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bill a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc seven news. good morning, everyone. i'm kumasi aaron from abc. seven morning. we're going to check in now with sabina for look at traffic, hydrogen. thank you. good morning, everyone. we're going to begin in concord, where we're following a crash right now. hopefully we can get some graphics to you. in just a moment. there's a crash on north 26 80 past willow past road. your speeds are going to be around 30 mph and that area things are moving again. and walnut creek southbound traffic on 6 80 still full and stop and go west bound on the san mateo bridge. kumasi. thanks for being a meteorologist

hey bay area live with kelly and marcus coming up. we'll chat with scott foley. he'll tell us all about his broadway show the thanksgiving play. that's at nine on abc seven. we will see you in a little bit. mark will take you to the temperatures right now. we're starting to warm into the fifties and our coolest, warmest spots. so to speak. samudio oakland. good morning. you're the mild locations at this hour. we will take you to suture tower, the golden gate bridge. we've got a lot of sunshine out. there will have partly cloudy conditions as the day goes on the big takeaway temperatures. are below average again for this time of the year. most of us only going into the fifties by four pm kamasi. thank

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i find a rather atrocious character in history. in this satirical fashion, i love liddy's character. >> you should have seen this guy operate. it's the cleaning lady to let us in. 100% legal. >> he is the cartoon character that we kind of sepia with anything, we had to dial him back a little bit. >> how do you dial pack g. gordon liddy? >> is like hunt, i knew who he was but one i dove into him a little more, i thought this guy is really distasteful but then i'm more i played him, the more i grew this affinity for him because he was kind of an optimist. his story line, even in prison, is just -- he embraced his infamy which i think we now see people do all the time. >> what was the set like? >> we had a lot of fun. [laughs] we had too much fun to get paid

for. >> one great thing where h fall ill and he picks me up and carries me there with people say he is dying and i'm like not on my watch and he carries me. it's when we are in prison, so i had put all of these -- >> he does it beautifully. he falls on the ground and from a crouch, i have to pick him up and march him out. shawshank style out of the present day with i'm reading out of my ears and then everyone is laughing at me and then i realized he is unbuttoning my shirt. he's put weights, sandbags. [laughter] wrist strap weights on. >> for an audience today, given everything we've been through

the last few years, what you hope we take away from this? >> it's a tough one because i think -- obviously, there's all kinds of how power corrupts, but it's very unique to washington. there's versions of it in big business or hollywood or whatever. it's this desire to have proximity to the ultimate power. when you become so blinded by her own ambition and to achieve that goal, how truly toxic it can be. in this case, it was toxic. >> it was kind of patetism and really ce anything. >> go to ginger.

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hosting and cooking. always a tricky thing. you hopefully will solve a lot of people's ultimate question which is how do you juggle it all came back >> natasha: i've been thinking about this a lot if you can imagine and i have so many tips to share with you. >> what made you decide to do this book your back it is the existential question. how do you actually host a party, have fun, and make good food? >> natasha: when i started doing dinner parties, i didn't know i was supposed to be intimidated by them so that helped. it's the thing that helped me build a really strong community. i live in los angeles. people are saying how lonely it is to live in cities. i don't have that problem because i've been doing this dinner parties for 15 years. >> something is always cold. >> people just want to be with you. they want to be in your space and be loved and not cook for themselves. the dinner party isn't about the food that you make as much of the atmosphere that you provide. you actually make great food and people were so excited that they heard that you are coming on.

i had if your question and they will be happy to get you on, to get your advice. here's a question from one of our viewers. she is hosting sounds exhausting. best ways to make it fun and easy versus stressful and tiring? thank you for actually channeling me. >> natasha: one of the things that you can do to make your life a lot easier is to do things that you can prepare in advance. two things >> put it in a casserole dish and throw it on the table and everybody picks out of it and it's fun and easy and interactive. >> talk about this dish and lily was saying what can i make you say try. mac and cheese. it's a nice combo. you have to have mac and cheese and smack them together and it's more fun than both of them it's super aeromatic and use my fingers there and it's the girl party.

>> it there a the you can do it. >> i'm going to hide behind you. >> the more stuff you use fresh, the more you're grinding it and favorful it'll be and that's another trick. it's like the quality of your iniad agains make as big difference and make the roux anded a the milk. let's just pretend that happens. once you do that and have this beautiful cheese sauce. >> yes. >>ed a a bunch of it in there and throw in pasta and push it all together. >> you like the shell because it gets all the nooks and crannies. >> i a agree. bread crumbs or no? that's the big question. >> the existential question but i like the bread crumbs and nice and toasty and golden brown and down. this and a great salad and happy bunch of customers so-to-speak

at your party. >> one thing hot and room temporal integration and this you have to be a little cautious of and the salad throw out easy peasy. >> there's a recipe we're not getting to today and what's thie website. >> this is a cream sickle gretsky knee data committee and plop it on top. >> look like a real pro and thanks to the new book called the dibber party project and we love it and check it out and scan the qr code and good morning with the cook book out

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bill a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc seven news. good morning, everyone. i'm kumasi, aaron from abc. seven warnings here's joe been announced. look at traffic . hydra vina. thank you. good morning, everyone. we're following a crash right now on the dumbarton bridge. it's going to be in the westbound direction here. so westbound 84 right at the mid span. your speeds you can tell are under the limit was to get about halfway across and then we'll wrap up here with the live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. hatred we're seeing the light breeze out there. temperatures are warming up right now more fifties popping on the board from gilroy to oakland and kayaking and conquered right now, it's very pretty outside. a live look from our south beach camera this morning. it's a little bit of coastal cloud cover out there. it's a partly cloudy day as we head through the afternoon and temperatures for another day very similar to yesterday will remain below average. most of us are going into the upper fifties later today, kamasi thank you,

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