impartial jurors? and precious steps. a story you have to see. this college student taking miraculous steps in front of tens of thousands, his family, his friends, the whole world seeing it for the first time all at once. a commencement ceremony in so many ways. can i just say, this young man who walked for the first time yesterday in four years, he is astonishing. the moment when he walked, which we re not going to show you now, we re going to hold it, is really something to see, and i went back into one of the edit rooms to watch an early version of the piece and one of my colleagues said to me, make sure you have a handkerchief ready. it s no wonder the crowd of 15,000 there at the graduation broke into wild cheers and what s amazing, the scientists that developed this exoskeleton that helped him walk believe they can help millions walk in the next few years at an affordable price. incredible story coming up. it is fantastic. also this morning, there are some v
these men and women decide whether casey anthony lives or dies. why is it so hard to find potential jurors? and precious steps, you have to see. this college student taking miraculous step in front of tens of thousands, the whole world seeing it for the first time all at once. a commencement ceremony in so many ways. announcer: from abc news, live from new york, this is good morning america with dan harris and bianna golodryga. can i just say, this young man who walked for the first time yesterday in four years, he is astonishing. the moment when he walked, which we ll not show you now, we ll hold it. is really something to see. i went back to one of the edit rooms to watch an early version of the piece and one of my colleagues said to me, make sure you have a handkerchief ready. no wonder the crowd broke into wild cheers. what s amazing, scientists developed an exo scientist that helped him walk and believe they can help millions walk in the next few years at an af
these men and women decide whether casey anthony lives or dies. why is it so hard to find potential jurors? and precious steps, you have to see. this college student taking miraculous step in front of tens of thousands, the whole world seeing it for the first time all at once. a commencement ceremony in so many ways. announcer: from abc news, live from new york, this is good morning america with dan harris and bianna golodryga. can i just say, this young man who walked for the first time yesterday in four years, he is astonishing. the moment when he walked, which we ll not show you now, we ll hold it. is really something to see. i went back to one of the edit rooms to watch an early version of the piece and one of my colleagues said to me, make sure you have a handkerchief ready. no wonder the crowd broke into wild cheers. what s amazing, scientists developed an exo scientist that helped him walk and believe they can help millions walk in the next few years at an af
while it is a century old tradition, abc 7 shows us how organizers hope this year s race will be much different. the barriers are going up along the starting line here at howard biel closing the streets. on and off again rain is falling. it hasn t slowed down these workers or tow truck drivers clearing the staging area of cars. possible rain showers won t bother many of these runners either. one, two. lazaro and five of his family are running and rain isn t going to be a problem. we always run no matter what! rain or shine, we run. rain is the subject that s not being taken seriously by many of these people. some even welcome it. weather is great, too, because, you know, the air is clean and, you know, it s good for running. yearly, the beta breakers has attracted anywhere from 65,000 to 100,000 people. to 100,000 people.c this year, registration was limited to 50,000 runners. due to this anniversary run, 55,000 people are officially registered. this year for th
forecast with news 4 meteorologist chuck bell. and when did you pop your glasses on? what? i was with you all morning and all of a sudden i look over and i he had them on in the hallway? you did? i have them on, let s move on. cloudy skies outside this morning, you won t need your glasses to find the clouds. plenty of cloud coverage expected not just for today, but for quite a long stretch of weather. those bright blue skies earlier in the week are now long since gone. temperatures this morning are in the upper 50s to right around 60 degrees. we re 60 downtown. 58 now at dulles international airport. 59 at andrews air force base and 61 at annapolis. not a whole lot of rain on the radar just yet. a few lonely drizzly drops along the i-95 corridor. a few more out to the west in front royal. most of the showers are out on the eastern shore. but don t stray too far from your umbrella today. clouds are definitely going to win the battle through the course of the afte