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dan abrams will break down the case and tell us what to expect. king charles's coronation. camilla's son giving a rare interview about his life of being a royal. we have some swaps for your home that can help you save for earth day. reggie: w this on air yet but a dancer named val stopped by recently who you might know from dancing with the stars. >> i do. i wouldn't ask the question everyone asked me for years after, what does he smell like, because i already know and it is good. reggie: jobina and i had a chance to dance with val and max because they were doing this whole new dance show and we will show it later. we put it on our social media as a preview. >> i need to see more. give me the full clip, no edit. reggie: let me tell you, my life was changed. i've never danced with someone who is that good at it. i just can't imagine what it was like being on that show for that long, with that man. >> and then by the end of eight weeks, you suddenly think you are a dancer. i tried again and was like nope, still can't. reggie: you are a spectacular d

one about the other investigations many legal observers see as more significant than this one, dan abrams, kate shaw all here tonight. also as we come on the air, the breaking headline, the life-threatening tornadoes expected in the coming hours tonight, a new tornado watch across several states at this hour and in the next 24 hours several major cities in the path of possble dangerous tornadoes. ginger's the times that out. one week after the deadly school shooting in nashville, three hero police officers in their own words right here about walking towards the gun fire. moment they can front and what has now been discovered. a well-known governors one-time chief of staff killed in a confrontation with the fbi following the three week manhunt. a major setback tonight for vladimir putin, this evening finland officially joining nato, and you will see right here how dramatically the nato border has changed. the cruise ship full of passengers falling from the balcony onto a lower deck reportedly landing on another person. the warning tonight from actor hugh jackman in his own words his person

dan abrams is here breaking down the case. punt for answers nearly 2000 people searching for a missing minnesota mother of two who vanished more than a week ago what her family is saying this morning and who saw her last super allergy season, dr ashton breaks down the possibly longer , tougher time and is what you're eating, making your symptoms worse. shark robert herjavec, the business mogul here, live answering your questions on jobs, the housing market, paying down debt and starting a business and will it be the last time we see tiger at augusta has come back. jon rahm collects his first green jacket surging to victory at the masters champion predict his own fortune 10 years ago. we live in times square. this is good morning america. this is good morning america. we hope everyone had a lovely weekend will reap will have everything masters coming up will receive always ready to grip it and rip it. we also have a lot of news to get to, including the latest on the abortion pill showdown into tennessee lawmakers waiting to see

we will talk live to legal analyst dan abrams coming up at 7:00. first look, i am rhiannon ally, abc news, new york. kumasi: a container worth $15 million was stolen from toronto pearson international airport this week. police unloaded cargo from the airport and took it to a holding facility and there it was removed by "illegal means." they did not say which airline was involved in handling the cargo. >> the container contained a high-value shipment. it did contain gold. it was nonexclusive to gold. it contained other items. the total worth estimated at this time for the property is just over $20 million. kumasi: what? what happened? who took it? they did not make any arrests? they have not revealed any information on possible suspects. the airport declined to comment saying it was an active investigation. reggie: more questions than answers this morning. for real. kumasi: is gone. reggie: it is gone. we do not know who took it and where it is. congress is now requesting a member of the supreme court appear for testimony. coming at 5:30, the questi

bring in dan abrams. cases like this are traditionally hard to win.tly does dominion have to prove? >> they have to prove what's called actual malice. essentially what that means is that you knew or should have known that what was published or said was false. that's a higher standard. now remember, this judge has already ruled it wasn't true. step one is proving it was false. the judge said as a matter of law you proved, dominion, that these statements were absolutely false. but fox still has that deense, the plaintiffs still have to prove that fox knew or should have known it wasn't true. >> do you know what each side is planning to argue? >> the plaintiffs will argue they absolutely knew it, we have text messages between them, the proof dominion would say. fox will say it was a newsworthy event, that the president of the united states was alleging this, and they were simply covering this as a matter of news and as a result that they shouldn't be liable. >> could this have bigger implications for news organizations and free speech? >> depends who you

dan abrams here live to break it all down. >>> sudan in crisis. the u.s. military making preparations to evacuation if necessary, as a u.s. citizen is among the hundreds killed in the violence. overnight the suspect accused of opening fire on his neighbors including a 6-year-old over a stray basketball turning himself in. plus the latest on the 18-year-old cheerleader shot and seriously wounded when her teammate accidentally got in the wrong car. >> all eyes on the supreme court. the high stakes ruling on the abortion pill due by midnight. will new restrictions take effect? >>> the trial of lori valo daybell charged with murdering jurors seeing new body camera footage and the emotional jail house call between she and her surviving son. new details about president biden's plan to run for re-election and when he could kick off his campaign. >>> mission accomplished. why elon musk says he's celebrating after starship exploded minutes after liftoff. what it means for our journey to mars. >>> jamie foxx health scare. the oscar winner said to be on the mend, hos

one of the former president's attorneys appearing on dan abrams live friday night, claiming the case against mister trump is week to get to this 0.12. the 23 grand jury is hearing evidence from prosecutors had to vote in favor of an indictment believing there's probable cause a crime was committed. that is the lowest standard and the criminal justice system to go to trial. you have to prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt. judge andrew napolitano agrees that it doesn't take much to get an indictment, but that doesn't mean there isn't more behind the scenes. there are >> and news that he might have examined that might be in the in the indictment, which is why i've been questioning our republican friends to hold off on blasting him and blasting the indictment until they've read. that can happen until tuesday when the former president is scheduled to surrender in new york and which point the indictment will be unsealed, mister trump's mug shot and dna will be taken all while being closely guarded by the secret service or so whether the president >> wants to go in through the front do

let's get more on this from dan abrams.uess the question now, is that law going to be tested, the one that does require disclosure of trip likes this? >> is this an ethical violation? sure. sit a technical violation of the law that applies to federal judges? it sure seems it is. but now the question is, okay. so what now? as terry pointed out, the supreme court has never even formally accepted the idea that the justices are subject to those particular laws. even if they are, the question is, what is the enforcement mechanism? who is going to punish them? as of right now, it seems the only way to punish a supreme court justice in a case like this is through impeachment. >> i think what surprised so many people is that the supreme court justices don't even have ethics guidelines that apply to lower courts. >> exactly, right. so their position, as of right now is, yes, these laws apply to the lower court, yes, all the federal judges have to apply this. we know those things -- >> take a look at it. >> we know they're out there

one of the former president's attorneys appearing on dan abrams live friday night, claiming the case against mister trump is week to get to this 0.12. the 23 grand jury is hearing evidence from prosecutors had to vote in favor of an indictment believing there's probable cause a crime was committed. that is the lowest standard and the criminal justice system to go to trial. you have to prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt. judge andrew napolitano agrees that it doesn't take much to get an indictment, but that doesn't mean there isn't more behind the scenes. there are >> and news that he might have examined that might be in the in the indictment, which is why i've been questioning our republican friends to hold off on blasting him and blasting the indictment until they've read. that can happen until tuesday when the former president is scheduled to surrender in new york and which point the indictment will be unsealed, mister trump's mug shot and dna will be taken all while being closely guarded by the secret service or so whether the president >> wants to go in through the front do

one of the former president's attorneys appearing on dan abrams live friday night, claiming the case against mister trump is week to get to this 0.12. the 23 grand jury is hearing evidence from prosecutors had to vote in favor of an indictment believing there is probable cause. a crime was committed. that is the lowest standard and the criminal justice system to go to trial. you have to prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt. judge andrew napolitano agrees that it doesn't take much to get an indictment, but that doesn't mean there isn't more behind the scenes. there are >> and news that he might have examined that might be in the in the indictment, which is why i've been questioning our republican friends to hold off on blasting him and blasting the indictment until they've read. that can happen until tuesday when the former president is scheduled to surrender in new york and which point the indictment will be unsealed, mister trump's mug shot and dna will be taken all while being closely guarded by the secret service or so whether the president >> wants to go in through the front

one of the former president's attorneys appearing on dan abrams live friday night, claiming the case against mister trump is week to get to this 0.12. the 23 grand jury is hearing evidence from prosecutors had to vote in favor of an indictment believing there is probable cause. a crime was committed. that is the lowest standard in the criminal justice system to go to trial. you have to prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt. judge andrew napolitano agrees that it doesn't take much to get an indictment, but that doesn't mean there isn't more behind the scenes. there are >> and then use the he might have examined that might money in the indictment, which is why i've been questioning our republican friends to hold off on blasting him and blasting the indictment until they've read. that can happen until tuesday when the former president is scheduled to surrender in new york and which point the indictment will be unsealed, mister trump's mug shot and dna will be taken all while being closely guarded by the secret service or so whether the president >> wants to go in through the front do

then on dan abrams live dominion settled a defamation case against fox news. now. ttorney explain what they're with the money that's tonight on dan >> a 31 year-old eagle at the world. bird sanctuary in missouri. got his wish. granted he is now on daddy duties after trying to raise a rock. the eagle. the murphy went viral for trying to incubate a rock. he thought it was an egg. staff said that murphy became fussy whenever anyone tried to approach the rocks and other letting him take care of a 2 week-old injured eaglet that recently arrived at the sanctuary. so murphy is showing the eaglet had even take care of itself. and kyle, i think we have this story on. this 3 of 3 a couple fridays ago when we were saying that the eagle house, how wasn't yet on. it was trying to sit on the rock and now he's got, you know, his wish came true. scott change diapers now cleaning the bob doles, train. he is papa murphy now and he doesn't know that iraq. he has a little baby bird. >> that's so sweet. i love that. nice nice story to end let's also talk about a nice story, which is you

former fox host megan kelly spoke with news nations dan abrams last night about carlson's struggles withruggled to bring in top ad dollars and that our and i know i said today on my show when i was hosting the 09:00pm and is back in, you know, 2016, 15 around there. we were making over 100 million dollars a year in advertising fees. and my hour alone. and that was good. you know, because we were getting american express for sa's bentz, though, those type of brands, one problem that occurs had since he's been so demonized by the left is he doesn't have the top flight advertisers in that particular hour because he's so controversial. and so fox actually doesn't make that much money off of tucker's hour. >> interesting perspective there. carlson was the top rated cable news host across the industry. his abrupt departure comes after fox settled with dominion last week and a 700 excuse me, 787 million dollar agreement. meanwhile, moments after carlson was at fox, cnn fired longtime host don lemon. he joined cnn back in 2006 prior to anchoring cnn this morning. he hosted a primetime show for m

the same laurie, if convicted, could face life in prison without parole and coming up at seven am dan abramss here to talk about the trial. with your first look, i'm andrew timber. abc news new york is recovering this morning after being bit by a shark yesterday at a popular hawaiian surf break on the island of oahu. the 58 year old surfer was in serious condition after being bitten on his right leg. after that incident, honolulu lifeguards were seen putting up warning signs cautioning surfers to stay acted to the incident. kind of my home break normally, very safe, never heard of any shark sightings since i live here for the past two and two is year. the injured surfer hasn't been identified. honolulu ocean safety is conducting patrols of the area. officials asked the public to adhere to any warning signs posted in the honolulu area scary moments at a massachusetts church just hours after easter services were over the church caught fire. firefighters were ordered to leave the inside due to the intense smoke and clouding in the building. officials say. no one was in the church when that fire

let's get more from jon karl, dan abrams. we have not seen all the charges yet. have said you think this could be a weak case. >> i think this is an old souped up misdemeanor. does that mean that donald trump did nothing wrong. the question is, does it mean they should bring this case with the previous the a pass on it? the feds has to bring this case and now seven years later, this district attorney is bringing a case which is really a misdemeanor. they're going to make an argument potentially that rises to the level of felony that was committed in an effort to conceal a second crime. now, there are still things we don't know, though. >> george: the charges, change. >> that is trey burke in connection with the case that aaron was just mentioning, if they learn something new in connection with that case? if there's been a new information that has come up in the last few months and that is going to become the reason for a felony, that is a different game. remember, they decided not to this office, this d.a. decided not to prosecute donald trump on the big tax frau