saturday, october 8th. we are the temperature is changing a little bit. michael has that in a second. you can see the winds pick up and everything. we are, like i said, getting healthy. alyssa out there talking about the hart walk. then we have our health and wellness expo happening this weekend, today, actually. we are going to be out there later this morning. 10 a.m. yeah. we are going to keep you updated on how you can come out and enjoy those health benefits. anybody up morning is probably one of those weekend warriors. a lot done during the day. maybe you are headed out for a walk or run or taking the dog out. exactly. just kind of getting a jump start on your weekend. again, 5:00 on the dot. here s the deal. you ll notice a lot of cloud cover overhead. did you notice any clouds when you were coming in this morning or any of that wind? too tired. i was paying attention to the road, michael. good call. very good answer there, maureen. but also a couple of 50s.
final? final. all right, congratulations. [cheers and applause] miss america bringing $20,000 to children s miracle network hospitals. that s fantastic. thank you. if you had taken a guess, what would it have been? i would have said a. a? a. it was actually c, lesieg. oh, thank god. thank god. so there you go. okay, thank thank you. and you re leaving with $20,000. thank you, chris. so good to have you here. thank you for having me. really honored to have you. thank you. and congratulations children s miracle network hospitals raising $20,000. thank you. that is fantastic. thank you for joining us today. for everyone who s been a part of this one, i m chris harrison. we ll see you next time. closed captioning sponsored by: (brian)i m brian. i was in the military for 18 years. but i smoked. and i got heart disease. my tip is, it s hard to serve your country when you re too weak to put on your uniform. (announcer)you can quit. for fre
announcer: from abc news, this is world news now. good tuesday morning. i m kendis gibson. i m diane macedo. let s get right to our top story. at least two people are dead after tornadoes tore through parts of oklahoma. in one rural county alone a dozen homes were destroyed and many livestock killed and at this airport that you see there shortly, winds topping 80 miles an hour, tossing planes like toys. strong winds and large hail also hit the central plains, but no deaths or serious injuries are reported outside of oklahoma. and as the weather radar shows, the strongest storm cells have moved on, but of course, not without leaving their mark. abc s lauren lyster joins us now with more. good morning. they left their mark. 18 tornadoes reported in all on monday. and parts of oklahoma are really going to have to start cleaning hit. overnight, check this out in arkansas. 60 to 80-mile-per-hour winds that kendis was talking about, they wreaked havoc at this airport.
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