of president trump's arrest and arraignment just hours away, police bracing for up to 50,000 people outside the federal courthouse. and overnight, a new ruling from the judge. we're live in miami with new details on what to expect today.

commuter nightmare. a body is found in the wreckage of that collapsed overpass on interstate 95. the new warning from truck drivers about the impact on the us supply chain and how long it could take to rebuild the highway. breaking overnight, the sudden and tragic death of a beloved hollywood actor recently known for his appearances on hallmark movies killed in a motorcycle crash. abc news exclusive former nfl player peyton hillis, who nearly died saving his son and niece from a dangerous rip current, telling his story. the split second decision he made in the water. denver dominates the denver nuggets can finally call themselves nba champions. the historic achievement as the nuggets finally bring an nba title to the mile high city and later, one last spin. pat sajak retiring from wheel of fortune. we look back and look ahead as wheel watchers prepare for the end of a game show era.

news in new york, this is america for this morning. good tuesday morning, everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. good morning to you. i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin with the historic arrest and arraignment of former president trump now just hours away. he arrived back in florida late yesterday and overnight, a judge issued a ruling about today's arraignment and what the public will be allowed to see and hear. meanwhile, there are questions being raised about securing outside the federal courthouse in miami. abc's justin finch is there. hey, justin, what can we expect today ? hey there, ryan. and good morning. and law enforcement here in miami promising very tight security as violent rhetoric heats up online. ahead of today's historic arraignment . but this morning, a major ruling just hours before a former president trump surrenders to federal authorities in miami on charges that he mishandled classified documents. a judge last night denied a request from media

outlets, including abc news, seeking video and audio access to the hearing. the judge saying a court reporter will provide only transcripts of the proceedings. meanwhile, trump made the rounds on conservative radio outlets saying he will plead not guilty today. i didn't do anything wrong, did nothing wrong. president records act. it's not even a criminal event. there is no criminality here. trump and his supporters have called for protest at the courthouse, slamming the special counsel's indictment, claiming trump is the victim of a double standard at the justice department. law enforcement officials are bracing for potential trouble at the courthouse. miami's mayor says they're preparing for crowds of anywhere from 5000 to 50,000 people. we wanted to ensure the public that we are ready, but according to the police chief, the city does not plan to separate trump's supporters and protesters. others outside the courthouse and if we begin to

see that there's opposing parties will at that time make sure that they're there separated. and the chief declined to say whether metal barricades will be set up. only police tape currently surrounds the courthouse. that's where the freedom speech says trump will be arraigned on 37 counts, alleging he willfully retain highly sensitive documents on the us nuclear program. the military and us vulnerabilities to an attack. prosecutors say he knowingly misled his attorneys and the fbi in an effort to keep some documents despite a grand jury subpoena ordering they be returned and trump will be processed as a criminal defendant. at no time will he be in handcuffs, but he will technically be an fbi custody. he will have his fingerprints taken. they do that electronically. now, no need to ink up his fingers and he will have his mug shot taken, mug shots in the federal system are usually not released. meanwhile one of trump's rivals for the republican nomination, chris christie, claimed last night that if trump is reelected in 2024, his term will only be

about settling scores. he has shown himself, and i think most particularly in his post-presidency, nc, to be completely self-centered, completely self consumed, armed and doesn't give a about the american people. in my view. and meanwhile, sources say trump will unlikely have a full legal team in place in time for today's arraignment. after two of the key lawyers handling his documents, charges resigned last week. rhiannon all right, justin, thank you for that. abc news will bring you live coverage of today's developments from miami on air and on the abc news app. we're now hearing from two people on a tourist boat that capsized in western new york yesterday. one person died, after all, 29 passengers were thrown into the erie canal while the vessel was touring an underground cave. authorities say no one was wearing a life jacket. rescue crews recovered about half the passengers from the 55 degree water. others made it to safety on their own. i went under the water and i was under the water whenever it

fully capsized. but i was on my way back up from being under the water and the boat literally landed on my head when i was under the boat. i mean, complete panic set in because cause i mean, you have this heavy thing over you and it's dark underwater, and you're being underwater under a boat and you can't breathe. the deceased victim, a man in his 60s, was trapped under the boat for about an hour. the attraction will be closed during the investigation . we are learning more about the commuter nightmare on interstate 95 after a busy overpass pass collapsed. the disasters impact could reach far beyond the northeast. this morning, a warning about the us supply chain after this tanker truck crashed that led to the collapse of an overpass on i-95 in philadelphia sunday. it is wholly. the up to 8500 gallons of gasoline.

from what we understand, the tractor and trailer was trying to navigate the curve, lost control of the vehicle, landed on its side and ruptured the tank and ignited the fire. human remains now found in the wreckage. family members confirmed the driver who was killed was 53 year old nathan moody, who leaves behind a girlfriend and a young daughter. crews saying both sides of the overpass will need to be replaced first. the american trucking association says the disruptions are likely to have significant impacts on the supply chain, saying up to 9% of vehicles passing through. that section of highway are commercial trucks, which now face lengthy detours on far smaller roads. you don't realize how much that cripples the city , experts say. although the bridge was listed in good condition, it appears the exposed steel beneath the bridge could not hold up to those fierce flames, burning it up to 1800 degrees. dead deletion of the overpass is expected to be done in just five days, but rebuilding it could take months

. new details about the american musician arrested in russia on drug charges. a russian musician who worked with michael travis leak says he's never seen or heard of leak selling drugs and believes the charges are just another effort by russia to blackmail the us into a prisoner exchange. leaks mother spoke with our station in bakersfield , california. she says her son was apparently beaten when he was arrested. and former nfl star peyton hillis says it is 100% a miracle that someone didn't die when he saved his son and his niece from a rip current in florida. hill has spoke publicly for the first time about january's incident. to good morning america's michael strahan. he says he saw his nine year old son and his eight year old niece struggling in the water and he had to make a hard decision. often, i think the scariest point to me was when i'm swimming to my son and i have to pass by him because my niece is in more danger. you had to make a decision and she starts freaking out, you know, you know, we're going to die. we're going to die. i go, honey , you're not going to die. you know, that's not going to

happen. so scary. hillis lost consciousness on shore, suffered lung and kidney failure, spending two weeks in intensive care later on good morning america, he has an important message for all parents as we turn now to the history made overnight in the nba. denver is celebrating the city's first nba title. this was the scene overnight after the nuggets beat the heat 94 to 89 in game five. after nearly five decades, the wait is over after 47 years, the denver nuggets can finally call themselves nba champions. the denver nuggets winning their first nba title and ending one of the nba's longest championship droughts. all the hard work, all the sacrifice, all the dedication, all culminated with us winning a championship led by the center from serbia and two time league mvp nikola jokic. the nuggets were unstoppable. jokic scoring 19 of his 28 points in the second half to put away the miami heat for good earning him finals mvp honors we believe in

each other the relationship that we had yes trophies and something but i think we had some relationship that was going to be long long like even even after finished careers while denver is the number one seed in the west cruise to the finals, the heat defied overwhelming odds just to make it this far, becoming only the second eight seed to ever even reach the finals. but their quest for history was no match for denver's dominance. i got news for everybody out there. we're not satisfied with one. we want more and we want more. denver will celebrate with a parade on thursday. they go denver. time now for a look at your tuesday weather. rain yesterday. flooded roads in colorado springs. more rain is expected there today. meanwhile in the texas panhandle, huge hailstones took the leaves off, trees broke at least one car window as well. and today, the threat of severe weather extends

from dallas to birmingham all the way to south carolina. tornadoes are possible in some areas. and checking today's high temperatures, 90s along the gulf coast. but only in the mid 60s near the great lakes, 91 in dallas, 83 in albuquerque. coming up, the tragic and sudden death overnight of a beloved hollywood actor treat. williams also had food delivery workers score a big win in their fight for minimum wage. and the outrage after an accused serial rapist is allowed to go free on bail

tells his story. do you consider yourself a hero on gma? across the atlantic sea? and he's a genius. genius. he that is actor treat williams singing in the

1979 movie hair. tributes have been pouring in overnight after news that williams died in a motorcycle crash yesterday in vermont. kim cattrall, who played alongside williams in a 1999 film called him a wonderful actor and friend. other costars called williams the definite of a showman treat williams was 71. new york city corporate attorney accused of being a serial rapist in boston is expected to be released on bail. matthew nilo pleaded not guilty to multiple sexual assault charges last week. he's accused of attacking at least four women in 2007 and 2008, some at gunpoint. dna helped link him to the crimes. his lawyer says nilo will likely post his half million dollar bail if and when he's released, he'll be required to wear a gps tracker for at least one alleged victim. was furious over bail being granted, calling nilo evil . a big win for food delivery workers seeking a minimum wage. some of them working for companies like uber eats and doordash are about to get big raises. here's abc's lionel moise this morning. a first of

its kind announcement app-based food delivery workers in new york city will now be eligible for minimum wage. a change that could have national implications . this is huge and historic for an industry that didn't did not actually high, did not had a basic pay standard in most deliveries, does had to rely on tips as their as their main form of payment for their labor beginning july 12th. app delivery workers will be guaranteed at least $17.96 per hour. and that will increase to $19.96 per hour in 2025. the city estimates new york's 60,000 plus app delivery workers, including those for doordash, grubhub and uber eats, were making on average just over $7 per hour. workers are often spending their own money for the basics to do their job, such as buying their own e-bikes, their own health insurance, their own

protective gear. this driver had his bike stolen twice. you had to start all over again. and the letter that you are making, you're trying to maneuver that like buying a bike by grocery pay pay portion of your rent. vacant newsstands across new york will also be converted into hubs where delivery workers can charge their bikes and phones. we're setting the example for the entire nation. it's a movement the group plans to expand nationally. delivery apps will have some flexibility as to how they pay workers, whether it be per trip, per hour or using another formula. as long as those workers are paid the minimum rate. rhiannon andrew all right, lionel, thank you for that. coming up next, how obese city affects the brain. we have new research on weight loss. plus, pat sajak leaving wheel of fortune. what we're learning fortune. what we're learning about his retirement trying to control my asthma felt anything but normal. ♪ ♪

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are back now with medical news about obesity and the brain. a small new study found that the brain responds to nutrients differently in obese people. researchers found people who were not obese had appropriate stimulation of the brain's reward center in response to food, signaling that they've received food and they no longer need more. but obese people had no reward. center stimulation. so doctors say it shows obesity can actually change how the brain responds to food, pointing to a physiological explanation for why it may be harder for obese people to keep the weight off. we turn now to pat sajak. announcer his retirement standing at the wheel. after 40 years and more than 7000 shows, pat sajak is taking one last spin of the wheel. i'll give the wheel a final spin at 76 year old announcing his retirement, saying, well, the time has come . i've decided that our 41st season, which begins in september, will be my last. it's been a wonderful ride. sajak got his start in radio in chicago in the late 60s. he joined the army and worked on armed forces

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