rowling's harry potter announcement.get a little more magical for you and all the gryffindors in your house. ♪ can't touch this >>> she saves lives and she busts moves. now the tiktok nurse is joining us live as we say, good morning, america. ♪ can't touch this >>> good morning, america. thanks for joining us on this wednesday morning and, robin, keeping with tradition, you have to ask me what is today? >> what is today, michael? >> hump day! all right. now we can carry on. >> oh. now all is right in the world. in fact, someone on my social media said make sure that michael says that. it's not the same unless you say a little hump day. thank you for that. >>> as you know, we got two great guests joining us this morning. jennifer garner is going to join us live from her home. bethanny frankel is going to join us live. they're both doing so much during this very difficult time. now, george, now that we know that ali is on the mend, i can ask you this. what is going on with your background? you're at home. what is going on?

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rowling has launched a virtual world.he harry potter at home hub features educational games, craft videos, lots of puzzles. the author also relaxed copy right restrictions so teachers can post videos of themselves reading the hogwarts series. >> with health officials asking people to wear masks, a children's theater is mountain view is showing that we are better together. we look at how it's costume department is using its skills to help medical personnel. >> reporter: after the outbreak eventually shut down all plays and performances, the costume department decided to use their sewing skills in the battle against coronavirus. a curtain was dropped on large public gatherings. >> it was devastating. >> reporter: but the theater costume department wouldn't be idle for long. >> i e-mailed the rest of the group and said, hey, is anyone interested in making masks, and everyone was just thrilled to be able to help in some way. >> reporter: the seam team set to work, turning items from past performs into new masks, helping in th

[laughing] there was an article written about jk rowling in like 2003 and is said at first we thought basically it was time, you know, they're going to compare jk rowling to charles dickens but actually she's more influential and harry pot is literally unprecedented. this was a book -- and wasn't only that kids read this book once a cut over. every kid read this book and then read it six more times over the course of a young adult because they read it when there were 11 and then when they were 12 and then they read the third book when you're 13, and harry potter sort of aged alongside a lot of these people. i'm being very rambling but there are studies that show people who are fans of harry potter tend to have more progressive values, partly because the themes of the book are about tolerance and bring in social outsiders in rejecting authoritarianism and kids banding together against evil. at a notice like when i was interviewing a couple years ago now not the type of harry potter a lot. they were like yeah, rick scott is baltimore. oh, my god, he totally looks like kim. [laughing] an

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rowling has a new website. >> youtube has an answer to tiktok. the video sharing platform has a new app called shorts. post short clips and ads using youtube music catalog. short is expected to debut by the end of the year. >>> a new study ames to use data from smart rings to identify coronavirus symptoms. the ring tracks changes in temperature and body respiratory rates. more than 2,000 health care workers are participating in the three-month study. >>> if quarantine has you down. it's harry potter to the rescue. an immersive hogwarts website complete with interacive craft videos and puzzles. those are your techbytes. have a great day. >>> don't sell it and don't use it. the fda is telling everyone to get rid of a popular over the counter medicine. >>> and the role baby monitors are now taking in the battle against the coronavirus. >>> and we hope that you will join us this evening for a very special town hall as abc 7 confronts hate crimes against asian americans during the pandemic. we'll have a panel of expert contributors and realtime audien

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rowling is giving muggles everywhere a chance to take a deep dive into the world of hogwarts into yourshe launched the new harry potter website. >> thank you, j.k. >>> finally, one more reason to love dolly parton. >> if we needed one. a day after announcing the launch of her bedtime children's stories, the queen of country announced she is making a $1 million donation towards coronavirus research. >> dolly's not the only one opening her checkbook. both rihanna and jay-z each donated $1 million to covid-19 response efforts this week. >>> coming up, the fauci fan club. >> how america's top disease specialist has turned into a cult hero. fauci. ♪ doctor doctor gimme the news i got a bad case of loving you ♪ >>> so many of us have a bad case of loving a certain doctor who's become a permanent fixture recently. >> yeah, dr. anthony fauci. america's top infectious disease expert is turning into a cultural phenomenon. so our own fauci groupie, will ganss, is here with more on the new mcsteamy dreamy? >> fauci groupie, i've been called a lot of things on this show but that's definitely a firs

rowling, who said she finds austen's books unput-down-able. >> for 30 years, nicky gottelier has barely thought about her strange inheritance, a gold-and-turquoise ring that, according to family tradition, belonged to her ancestor, the world-renowned novelist, jane austen. but when nicky hits her 60s, she needs to figure out what to do with the heirloom that's been in her family for some 200 years. >> i have two sons, neither of whom were interested. and it was mine. i could do with it what i wanted. >> including sell it. was there ever a plan to sell it before? >> no, never. i thought, "there's no point in hanging onto it forever." now, she is really big all over the world. i thought, "let's see what happens." >> nicky and her husband, david, first connect the jane austen's house museum. but it has little to spend. so they try the literature expert at sotheby's auction house in london, gabriel heaton. >> my first reaction was to kind of prepare myself to disappoint someone. and so you kind of, like, put your hand over the phone, so to speak and went, "pfft." >> well, i expected it to b

rowling, who said she finds austen's books unput-down-able. >> for 30 years, nicky gottelier has barely thought about her strange inheritance, a gold-and-turquoise ring that, according to family tradition, belonged to her ancestor, the world-renowned novelist, jane austen. but when nicky hits her 60s, she needs to figure out what to do with the heirloom that's been in her family for some 200 years. >> i have two sons, neither of whom were interested. and it was mine. i could do with it what i wanted. >> including sell it. was there ever a plan to sell it before? >> no, never. i thought, "there's no point in hanging onto it forever." now, she is really big all over the world. i thought, "let's see what happens." >> nicky and her husband, david, first connect the jane austen's house museum. but it has little to spend. so they try the literature expert at sotheby's auction house in london, gabriel heaton. >> my first reaction was to kind of prepare myself to disappoint someone. and so you kind of, like, put your hand over the phone, so to speak and went, "pfft." >> well, i expected it to b

importantly, jk rowling wrote the first four books for ages eight to 12. the last three books in the series are 412 and up. she decided to grow the series along with her readers as she was riding in real-time. one of the main characters, cedric, i hope i'm not being a spoiler here, he dies and feta traumatizing thing for children to process. that's the transition from children's book to young adult books. not every child is ready for that. when my kids were little, everyone was showing off that my kids read all seven harry potter books and can a garden and that was the thing that people want to show off so if your kid wasn't there yet, they were allowed to make sure their kids felt like they were being left behind but harry potter is the desert. you do not have to feed harry potter to your kids. that is a goal for them, it's something to aspire. that's about reading think the report. if your child wants to read harry potter, wait until she's ready to read those books and read her read themselves. why would you give that away? similarly, there are a lot of

jk rowling wrote the first four books as middle grade books meaning they are for age 8-12 in the last three books in the series are why a books for 12 and up. she decided to grow the series with her readers as she was writing in real time and there is a turning point at the edge of book 4 when one of the main characters, i hope i am not -- no spoilers here, dies. that is a traumatizing thing for some children, that is the transition from children's books to young adult books and not every child is ready for it. when my kids were little everyone was showing off my kid read all we 7 harry potters in kindergarten and that was the big thing people wanted to show off about so if your kid wasn't. what did parents do? they read it aloud to make sure their kids felt like they weren't being left behind, but harry potter is the desert. you do not have to feed harry potter to your kids. that is a goal for them, something to aspire. that is about reading being the reward. if your child wants to read harry potter wait until she is ready to read those books and let her read them herself. why would

rowles just don't call. any new world yet to shape out disdain and become educated and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confront dacian let it be an arms race is on offense very dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. all right earlier in the show we were discussing the recent protests popping up across the united states over the covert 19 stay at home and the social distance distancing orders and how the motivation behind many of those protests were a direct result of the manipulation of the us populace is fear of tyranny and loss of liberty and will stay at home orders and social distancing for the safety of the community are not and should not be cause for constitutional concern that doesn't mean citizens should not remain vigilant in their protection

rowling is doing something for youngsters to learn with "harry potter" style.have you got, lauren? lauren: all right, she is giving away on a website, "harry potter" at home.com, free quizes, games and other activities about her fame must series, "harry potter." i love this it is not really about the kids. it is about the parents. this is giving parents a bit of magic during the lockdown to help them entertain the kids. her first "harry potter" book is going to be free, if you want the ebook copy. stuart: she was the first author to make a billion dollars i believe. now she is not spreading it around, but doing something for other people. she was, the first author to make a billion dollars. thanks, lauren. let's look at ashley. because, ash you set up your little studio, it looks like you're in a studio, but i know for a fact you're in your garage. ashley: i am. in fact i think i sent out a photograph earlier today. i had nothing to do with this. frank is the star who put this together. he is the guy in the big red jacket. no insulation in the garage by the way