overnight caught on camera a disturbing airport security breach and how it turned deadly Revolt in the self checkout aisle how stores are now responding to customer complaints the NFL playoffs Josh Allen and Baker Mayfield playing the heroes of their rare Monday playoff games plus a rare achievement for Sir Elton John at the Emmys and later the 8-year-old who stood up to the city council to demand change from ABC news in New York this is America this morning good Tuesday morning everyone I'm And
rew diber good morning to you I'm R and and Aly we begin with the results overnight from the Iowa caucuses it's the first showdown in the Republican presidential primary race and it was an easy win for former president Trump he took more than 50% of the vote a historic Landslide Florida Governor Ronda Sanz who spent more time in Iowa than anyone else was far behind with 21% Nikki Haley was a close third Haley was invested far more in next week's New Hampshire primary than in Iowa but the voters
in Iowa have now painted a clearer picture of the race and the biggest issues and overnight former president Trump calling for Unity not just among Republicans but Democrats as well ABC's M win is in De Mo with a closer look at the results M good morning ran and good morning yeah former president Trump cemented himself as the Republican front runner in this race for president after a resounding Victory here in Iowa we want to thank the great people of Iowa thank you we love you all this morning
Donald Trump appears one step closer to reclaiming the Republican nomination for president after a dominating win in the Iowa caucuses this is a huge blowout win it looks like for Donald Trump for us to be able to project a win this early ABC News projecting a win for Trump just 30 minutes after the caucuses began based on early returns Republican voters headed to schools and community centers to participate in the caucuses an initial step in the months long presidential nominating process in hi
s victory speech overnight a gracious Trump praised his Republican opponents and called for Americans to come together it would be so nice if we could come together and straighten out the world and straighten out the problems and straighten out all of the death and destruction that we're witnessing that's practically never been like this turnout was lower than expected but entrance polls reveal who turned out to support Trump in Iowa despite record cold and Trump spending little time in the stat
e one question asking caucus goers if Donald Trump were to be convicted of a crime would you consider him fit to be president 65% said yes another question asking do you think that Joe Biden legitimately won the presidency in 2020 66% saying No this is Trump's party they believe what he says on the issues most most important to Iowa caucus goers the economy was number one followed closely by immigration issues Trump has made Central to his platform helping him finish Iowa with more than 50% Rond
a santz and Nikki Haley far behind we've got our ticket punched out of Iowa D santis invested heavily in Iowa visiting all 99 counties holding more campaign events than Haley and Trump combined I am going to get the job done for this country many experts called Iowa a make or break moment for his campaign as recent polls showed Haley gaining ground and the question before Americans is now very clear do you want more of the [Applause] same or do you want a new generation of conservative leadershi
p after taking a late night Victory lap in Iowa Trump flew back to New York where he plans to be in court today a jury is considering whether he should pay additional damages to author egene Carroll for defaming her in a sexual abuse case she's already won millions in a separate case Trump Dan santis and Haley now have their sight set on New Hampshire's primary just one week away a recent poll has Nikki Haley within Striking Distance of trump there as for entrepreneur VI ramaswami he suspended h
is campaign overnight and thre his support behind Trump Andrew M win breaking all down for us in Iowa thank you the other big story this morning snow from Washington DC to New York and Boston and across the Midwest as far south as Texas brutal and life-threatening cold this morning the brutal blast of winter weather is expanding putting an end to the snow drought in New York City the Big Apple could see 3 Ines of snow the first measurable amount for the area in nearly 2 years in Washington DC fe
deral offices are closed today with 6 in possible there in the midwest wind chills could drop as low as 45° below zero this morning even as far south as Brownsville Texas it could feel like 10 below zero the company managing the power grid in Texas has requested people conserve electricity between 6:00 and 9:00 a.m. today across the South drivers were struggling to stay on the road in snow sleet and Ice ACU weather stormchaser Reed Timmer was in Nashville road crews are trying to keep up with th
e rates but it's just impossible down here in the South because the infrastructure doesn't really support it the conditions are keeping more than 1 million students home today schools from Chicago and Detroit to Denver Dallas and Houston are closed meanwhile four college students in Kentucky were rescued after getting stranded in the Daniel Boone National Forest officials say the students were camping and had underestimated the conditions and authorities and Wyoming say a skier has died in an av
alanche the third Avalanche death just this month in the US at experts say conditions are ripe for Dangerous snow slides across the West climate change is impacting Avalanche Cycles um exactly how it's impacting them or what we're going to see in the future that's that's much less clear meanwhile parts of New England could also see 6 Ines of snow today we'll take a closer look at your full forecast in just a few moments this morning New York prosecutors are set to announce a new indictment again
st a suspected serial killer Rex hman is already charged with killing three women whose bodies were found on Long Island's Gilgo Beach in 2010 hman has pleaded not guilty in those cases the new indictment is in the death of morine Brainard Barnes whose body was also found in 2010 she was wrapped in a belt which had a buckle bearing what may have been huan's father's initials six other deaths remain under investigation we turn now to escalating tensions in the Middle East after Iran launched dead
ly missile strikes inside Iraq near the US Consulate the strikes are raising concern that Iran is getting getting more aggressive in the region here's ABC's Derrik Dennis this morning explosions in the city of herel Iraq after neighboring Iran launched ballistic missiles claiming to Target the local headquarters of Israel's intelligence agency at least four civilians were reportedly killed some blast near the US Consulate others also reported in Syria all of this raising concern about a wider sp
illover of violence across the region stemming from the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas in Gaza we've done everything we can to deter this uh but it obviously did not work and the choice was up to Iran so I do think Iran will likely amp up it through its proxies of course Mick mroy former deputy secretary of defense for the Middle East sounded the alarm last week over what Iran might do after the US launched a series of attacks on Irani in back rebels in Yemen who've been targeting commerci
al ships angry over the violence in Gaza the US state department overnight condemned the new attacks in Iraq saying we oppose Iran's Reckless missile strikes which undermine Iraq's stability but Iran's revolutionary guards today threatened more Revenge citing what it calls recent atrocities by Israel Iraq's government is holding a security meeting today to go over Iran's non-compliance with the security deal between the two countries and here in the US defense secretary Lloyd Austin is now out o
f the hospital after prostate cancer treatment just in time to face this new escalation Andrew ranan Derek thank you Israel's government says it fears that two of three hostages who appeared in a new video released by Hamas may be dead the hostages were likely speaking under duress and ABC News is not showing the video among them is 26-year-old Noah aramani seen here being CED Away by Hamas during the October 7th attack back in this country the proposed merger of the Kroger and Albertson Superma
rket chains has hit a snag Washington's attorney general is suing to block the deal claiming less competition would push food prices is higher the companies have said they need to merge though to better compete with Rivals including Walmart a new move by Apple to avoid a ban on its SmartWatches the company is reportedly dropping the blood oxygen feature from two new models the move is meant to resolve a patent dispute time now for your Tuesday [Music] weather good morning it's the coldest air of
the season in places like Chicago waking up to 10 below zero in the windy city and even way down in Houston Texas 23° for a wake up watch out for areas between Atlanta and New Orleans this morning wet streets combined with very cold air going to give us some icy roads out there including in places like Atlanta uh Huntsville and Burmingham Alabama meantime snow will fall to the tune of several inches today across the Northeast stay safe I'm maie witha meteorologist Kevin Karin coming up the brid
e arrested in her wedding dress but first a disturbing airport security breach caught on camera the incident turning deadly plus a man bobcat and a rampage in the Home Depot parking [Music] lot whenever news breaks we are here in Israel a nation at war after that brutal surprise attack by Hamas on the ground in Ukraine reporting from Leon main the scene of a horrific mass shooting ABC News live is right there at everywhere from the scene of that deadly missile strike in Dena Ukraine reporting fr
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e afternoon so join us afternoon for everything you need to know I love that in an interview you talked about how you felt the boogeyman was coming yeah since I was a kid I felt something's going to get me the case of Jonathan major the actor convicted of charges what happened exactly do you know no I don't know she's unconscious your defense team has said that you were the victim that night who received injuries in the car I did Jonathan maor speaks the impact by Nightline exclusive now streami
ng on Hulu from America's number one news comes the all new ABC News app if you love being in the no you're going to love this experience the allnew ABC News app download it now back now with stunning video from Southern California a driver was ejected after his RV slammed into the center divider on this freeway he just missed being hit by oncoming traffic after landing on the other side of the road glad he's okay we turned now to Utah in an airport security breach raising troubling questions ne
wly obtained video showing the chilling moments a man breached security at Salt Lake City's airport on the taxway found his closed video obtained by Salt Lake City Fox affiliate KS St shows the Fatal New Year's Day incident 30-year-old Kyler effinger bursting through an emergency exit running down the stairs to the tarmac and then sprinting shoeless towards a Delta flight with 95 passengers aboard set to take off for San Francisco authorities eventually found effinger unconscious after he had ap
parently climbed inside the planes cowling the metal covering that encloses the engine the tower contacted aircraft shut the engine down a officials began life-saving efforts but effinger died at the scene the exact stage of the engine's operation remain under investigation but the um blades the air blades were circulating when officers arrived on scene effinger was scheduled to fly to Denver to see his sick grandfather but suffered what his family says was likely a mental health crisis after mi
ssing his flight earlier in the surveillance video he could be seen running up to Gates in the terminal trying to pull open doors even banging his shoes against the window overlooking the tarmac finger's father says his son suffered mental health issues for years a man of Nebraska is facing charges for a parking lot Rampage at Home Depot police say he drove a front loader bashing several cars including a police cruiser a witness says the driver accused Home Depot of stealing from him I don't kno
w what makes someone do something like that I guess Nebraska's the new Florida I'm going to start seeing Nebraska Man head LS everywhere you just might when police Drew their weapons the suspect surrendered one woman's wedding day will be memorable for all the wrong reasons she was arrested in her wedding dress and could face serious charges prosecutors in Mexico say the bride to be was part of an extortion scheme and was connected to a kidnapping plot coming up the Revolt in the self checkout a
isle plus Josh Allen and Baker Mayfield shine bright on a special NFL playoff Monday in an interview you talked about how you felt the boogeyman was coming yeah since I was a kid I felt something's going to get me the case of Jonathan major the actor convicted of charges what happened exactly do you know no I don't know she's unconscious your defense team has said that you were the victim that night who received injuries in the car I did Jonathan maor speaks the impact by Nightline exclusive now
streaming on Hulu Whenever Wherever news breaks it's so important to always remember that lives are changed here in London in Buffalo yaldi Texas edin BR Scotland reporting from Rolling Fork Mississippi Ukrainian refugees here in warong we're heading to a small community outside of Mexico City getting you behind the stories as they happen ABC News live Prime we'll take you there stream ABC News live week nights wherever you stream your news news only on ABC News live it's lunchtime in America s
o what are we serving up well how about everything you need to know you know that sounds pretty good your health your money breaking news pop culture with the biggest Stars music Trends and of course good food GMA 3 what you need to know a third hour of GMA in the afternoon so join us afternoon for everything you need to know I love that all right here we go you ready let's do it yes it's the show America wants and America needs right now this is what would you do let's go how are you I hug you
yeah so what will you be watching Saturdays on ABC News live what would you do hey I guess I just found out the what would you do marathon 2 to 6 Eastern every Saturday on ABC News live my favorite show back now with the chil rescue near Salt Lake City a firefighter crawled onto this ice covered Lake to recover a dog named Bob an ice shelf was preventing him from getting to shore the firefighter grabbed Bob and safely placed him back on Solid Ground oh look at Bob the running off there you may s
oon notice a big change at your favorite store more retailers are changing their policies in the self checkout line it follows a wave of customer complaints demanding more human interaction many stores are now boosting their staff to make sure Shoppers can see an actual cashier they're also cracking down on shoplifters retailers are really starting to use technology in order to look at the shrink problem the technology that is powering self checkout is also layering in other technology like AI T
hat's monitoring the customer that's checking out the products one survey found after the pandemic self-checkouts accountable for 30% of all transactions turning to sports a highly unusual NFL playoff double header on a Monday it was all worth it for Bills fans inside the 10 oh what an effort because of blizzard conditions Buffalo was forced to wait one day to host the Steelers fans stepping up after the team offered $20 an hour to anyone willing to shovel out the stands at High Mark Stadium Bil
l's Nation up to the challenge we live in Buffalo New York no I don't need a bundle up when I go outside I got my love for Josh Allen to keep me warm still many seats remained buried as kickoff approached for his family like a Frontiersman the Steelers fan becoming a human snow plow pushing through the snow unfortunately for him despite the freezing cold temperatures the bills were red hot to the end zone it's CED Josh Allen's first touchdown coming in the first quarter one of three in the game
but the play of the day was Allen's 52 yard touchdown run putting the bills up by 20 fans throwing snow like confetti the final score thir 31- 17 I got I don't know 15 20 yards downfield and you know there's the the a lot of guys screaming slide and didn't slide and scored and he is gone touchdown Buccaneers down in Tampa the temperature was about 50° warmer it was Baker Mayfield's time to shine playing with his fourth team in three years Mayfield threw three touchdowns leading the Bucks to a 32
to9 upset win over the collapsing Eagles Philadelphia a team that started the season 10 and one was plagued by poor tackling I didn't do a good enough job and and obviously we lost five of the last six and lost today uh we couldn't get out the rut we're in and that's and that's all of us this Sunday the Bucks face the Lions while the bills host the Chiefs exciting games coming up Elden John makes history at the Emmys plus an eight-year-old stands up to his city council with so much at stake so
much on the line more Americans turn here than any other newscast ABC News World News Tonight with David mure America's number one most watched newscast across all of [Music] [Applause] [Music] Television to in an interview you talked about how you felt the boogeyman was coming yeah since I was a kid I felt something's going to get me the case of Jonathan Majors the actor convicted of charges what happened exactly do you know no I don't know she's unconscious your defense team has said that you
were the victim of that night who received injuries in the car I did Jonathan major speaks the impact by Nightline exclusive now streaming on Hulu from America's number one news source comes the allnew ABC News app breaking news Incredible video faster smarter and it can customize to you and your interests if you love being in the know you're going to love this experience what all the buzz is about experience the allnew ABC News app download it now ABC News live Prime winner of the Gracie Award
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ten now that's a part of the story I bet you didn't see coming wherever you get your podcasts start here I'm Aaron kki and r Chester New York wherever the story is we'll take you there you're streaming ABC News [Music] live time to check the pulse we begin with last night's Emmy Awards El John was the highlight adding an Emmy to his Grammy Oscar and Tony wins that makes Sir Elton an egot winner one of just 19 his Emmy was for outstanding variety special his concert at Dodger Stadium meanwhile th
e bear won 10 Emmys including for actor Jeremy Allen White and best comedy series and actress Christina Applegate who is battling Ms received a standing ovation while presenting thank you so much oh my God you're totally shaming me with disability by standing up it's fine okay um body not by OIC it's been an honor to play funny flawed complex characters like the women nominated for supporting actress in a comedy series that award by the way went to IO Ed Airi for her role in the bear next a bold
move by the CEO of Adidas giving out a cell phone number to his employees workers have inundated Bjorn golden with 200 calls per week he shared the number as part of his effort to boost transparency he says some people love his management style others hate it next the boy determined to make his City safer William Miller is fed up with Street Racers near his home in Goodyear Arizona so the 8-year-old dressed up and addressed the city council saying his grandma was nearly hit by a street racer me
and my grandma would would walk to Sonic to get some iceam there's it's very dangerous cuz of all of the street Racers that there iser will soon meet with the mayor and finally anyone on a diet can relate to this yeah a restaurant owner in the UK shared a note he received on a delivery order the customer wrote not quietly I'm supposed to be on a diet the restaurant responded your secret is safe with us headlines next it's lunchtime in America so what are we serving up well how about everything
you need to know you know that sounds pretty good to your health your money breaking news pop culture with the biggest Stars music Trends and of course good food GMA 3 what you need to know a third hour of GMA in the afternoon so join us afternoon for everything you need to know I love that why do so many people start their day here from ABC News this is start here to be in the know and get a different take on the day's top stories a lot of news today so let's get into it listen now to the Daily
News podcast honored with four Edward R murl Awards and see why the New York Times calls it a news podcast worth listening to start here ABC News make it your daily first listen now that's a part of the story I bet you didn't see coming wherever you get your podcasts start here wherever news breaks it's so important to always remember that lives are changed getting you behind the stories as they happen ABC News live Prime we'll take you there streaming free on ABC News live with so much at stak
e so much on the line more Americans turn here than any other newscast ABC News World News Tonight with David mure America's number one most watched new news cast across all of television in an interview you talked about how you felt the boogeyman was coming yeah but since I was a kid I felt something's going to get me the case of Jonathan major the actor convicted of charges what happened exactly do you know no I don't know she's unconscious your defense team has said that you were the victim t
o that night who received injuries in the car I did Jonathan maer speaks the the impact by Nightline exclusive now streaming on Hulu check in more top stories now a historic Landslide for former president Trump he won the Iowa caucuses by the biggest margin ever Trump got more than 50% of the vote Ronda santz edged out Nikki Haley for a distant second place finish and VRA mwami dropped out of the race and endorsed Trump New Hamshire voters head to the polls one week from today 11 people had to b
e rescued after a massive tree fell on cars in Golden Gate Park in San Francisco two people were injured their injuries were described as non-life-threatening a new study warns artificial intelligence will disrupt nearly 40% of all jobs worldwide the report from the international monetary fund says AI will lower labor demands by performing tasks currently handled by humans today's weather up to 6 Ines of snow overnight around Washington DC has closed federal Offices the snow is making a mess for
the morning commute throughout the Northeast including New York City dangerously cold but clear in the plains rain in the Northwest finally the social media star spreading Library Joy our Danny new explains the joy of the library might be the universal language Michael threatz has perhaps become the internet's most beloved librarian I consider myself sort of like a disciple of Mr Rogers Lavar Burton and Bob Ross we don't make mistakes just happy accidents most of his videos come from the Fairfi
eld Civic Center Library in Solano County California where Michael is a supervising librarian 5 years old that's when I got my first library card but here's the thing guess where he was checking out all those books when he was younger it is my journey from library kid to being in charge of library that I grew up in that's incredible you have your library card tattooed on you right no look at that a few decades later he even now has a library card tattoo and he tells his millions of followers on
social media constantly that they need to get one too the the card not the ink whenever I I sign a library kid up for a library card I'm like congratulations you just got a library card you have no idea like how important how amazing that is trigger warning loss grief but for Michael who has suffered through depression and anxiety during his life it's also very important to him that his library and his feed are a safe space for more than disgusting books people like respond like message me and s
ay thank you for talking about an anxiety thank you for talking about depression thank you think you were talking about like it's okay if you're not okay my heart is overflowing with Library Joy right now and if you need some help Michael knows one place you can start we're all neighbors we're all together we all need our libraries and if you looked closely you may have noticed that Michael's library card tattoo did not have his face on it but the face of everyone's favorite arvar Arthur guys yo
u noticed that right yes my kids love Arthur too yeah you know what Danny I think this story checks out have a great day [Music] everyone right now on America this morning Trump dominates the Iowa caucuses this is the first because the big night is going to be in November after his historic win Trump's message to his opponents and to Democrats what's next for Ronda Sanz and Nikki Haley and what Iowa voters overwhelmingly said are there two most important issues a winter wallup snow slamming the
big cities of the Northeast for the morning commute federal Offices in DC closed elsewhere wind chills as low as 45 below zero schools as far south as Houston closed what to expect today developing overseas Iran launches new attacks claiming to Target Israeli intelligence days after the US launched attacks on Iranian back Rebels the growing concern about a wider conf confict in the region the US State Department responding overnight caught on camera a disturbing airport security breach and how i
t turned deadly Revolt in the self checkout aisle how stores are now responding to customer complaints the NFL playoffs Josh Allen and Baker Mayfield playing the heroes of their rare Monday playoff games plus a rare achievement for Sir Elton John at the amys and later the 8-year-old who stood up to the city council to demand change from ABC news in New York this is America this morning good Tuesday morning everyone I'm Andrew Denberg good morning to you I'm ran and Aly we begin with the results
overnight from the Iowa caucuses it's the first showdown in the Republican presidential primary race and it was an easy win for former president Trump he took more than 50% of the vote a historic Landslide Florida Governor Ronda Sanz who spent more time in Iowa than anyone else was far behind with 21% Nikki Haley was a close third Haley was invested far more in next week's New Hampshire primary than in Iowa but the voters in Iowa have now painted a clearer picture of the race and the biggest iss
ues and overnight former president Trump calling for Unity not just among Republicans but Democrats as well ABC's M win is in De Moine with a closer look at the results M good morning R good morning yeah former president Trump cemented himself as the Republican front runner in this race for president after a resounding Victory here in Iowa we want to thank the great people of Iowa thank you we love you all this morning Donald Trump appears one step closer to reclaiming the Republican nomination
for president after a dominating win in the Iowa caucuses this is a huge blowout win it looks like for Donald Trump for us to be able to project a win this early ABC News projecting a win for Trump just 30 minutes after the caucuses began based on early returns Republican voters headed to schools and community centers to participate in the caucuses an initial step in the months-long presidential nominating process in his victory speech overnight a gracious Trump praised his Republican opponents
and called for Americans to come together it would be so nice if we could come together and straighten out the world and straighten out the problems and straighten out all of the death and destruction that we're witnessing that's practically never been like this turnout was lower than expected but entrance polls reveal who turned out to support Trump in Iowa despite record cold and Trump spending little time in the state one question asking caucus goers if Donald Trump were to be convicted of a
crime would you consider him fit to be president 65% said yes another question asking do you think that Joe Biden legitimately won the presidency in 2020 66% saying No this is Trump's party they believe believe what he says on the issues most important to Iowa concus goers the economy was number one followed closely by immigration issues Trump has made Central to his platform helping him finish Iowa with more than 50% Ronda santis and Nikki Haley far behind we've got our ticket punched out of Io
wa Dan santis invested heavily in Iowa visiting all 99 counties holding more campaign events than Haley and Trump combined I am going to get the job done for this country many experts called Iowa a make or break moment for his campaign as recent polls showed Haley gaining ground and the question before Americans is now very clear do you want more of the same [Applause] no or do you want a new generation of conservative leadership after taking a late night Victory lap in Iowa Trump flew back to N
ew York where he plans to be in court today a jury is considering whether he should pay additional damages to author een Carroll for defaming her in a sexual abuse case she's already won millions in a separate case Trump D santis and Haley now have their sight set on New Hampshire's primary just one week away a recent poll has Nikki Haley within Striking Distance of trump there as for entrepreneur VI ramaswami he suspended his campaign overnight and through his support behind Trump Andrew and wh
en breaking it all down for us in Iowa thank you the other big story this morning snow from Washington DC to New York and Boston and across the Midwest as far south as Texas brutal and life-threatening cold this morning the brutal blast of winter weather is expanding putting an end to the snow drought in New York City the Big Apple could see three in of snow the first measurable amount for the area in nearly 2 years in Washington DC federal offices are closed today with 6 in possible air in the
midwest wind chills could drop as low as 45° below zero this morning even as far south as Brownsville Texas it could feel like 10 below zero the company managing the power grid in Texas has requested people conserve electricity between 6:00 and 9:00 a.m. today across the South drivers were struggling to stay on the road in snow sleep and Ice ACU weather stormchaser Reed Timmer was in Nashville road crews are trying to keep up with the rates but it's just impossible down here in the South because
the infrastructure doesn't really support it the conditions are keeping more than 1 million students home today schools from Chicago and Detroit to Denver Dallas and Houston are closed meanwhile four college students in Kentucky were rescued after getting stranded in the Daniel Boon National Forest officials say the students were camping and had underestimated the conditions and authorities in Wyoming say a skier has died in an avalanche the Third Avalanche death just this month in the US exper
ts say conditions are ripe for Dangerous snow slides across the West climate change is impacting Avalanche Cycles um exactly how it's impacting them or what we're going to see in the future that's that's much less clear meanwhile parts of New England could also see 6 Ines of snow today we'll take a closer look at your full forecast in just a few moments this morning New York prosecutors are set to announce a new indictment against a suspected serial killer Rex hman is already charged with killin
g three women whose bodies were found on Long Island's Gilgo Beach in 2010 hman has pleaded not guilty in those cases the new indictment is in the death of marine Brainard Barnes whose body was also found in 2010 she was wrapped in a belt which had a buckle bearing what may have been Herman's father's initials six other deaths remain under investigation we turn now to escalating tensions in the Middle East after Iran launched deadly missile strikes inside Iraq near the US consulate the strikes a
re raising concern that Iran is getting more aggressive in the region here's ABC's Derek Dennis this morning explosions in the city of herel Iraq after neighboring Iran launched ballistic missiles claiming to Target the local headquarters of Israel's intelligence agency at least four civilians were reportedly killed some blast near the US Consulate others also reported in Syria all of this raising concern about a wider spillover of violence across the region stemming from the ongoing war between
Israel and Hamas in Gaza we've done everything we can to deter this uh but it obviously did not work and the choice was up to Iran so I do think Iran will likely amp up it through its proxies of course Mick mroy former deputy secretary of defense for the Middle East sounded the alarm last week over what Iran might do after the US launched a series of attacks on Irani Ina rebels in Yemen who've been targeting commercial ships angry over the violence in Gaza the US state department overnight cond
emned the new attacks in Iraq saying we oppose Iran's Reckless missile strikes which undermine Iraq's stability but Iran's revolutionary guards today threatened more Revenge citing what it calls recent atrocities by Israel Iraq's government is holding a security meeting today to go over Iran's non-compliance with the security deal between the two countries and here in the US defense secretary Lloyd Austin is now out of the hospital after prostate cancer treatment just in time to face this new es
calation Andrew ranan Derek thank you Israel's government says it fears that two of three hostages who appeared in a new video released by Hamas may be dead the hostages were likely speaking under duress and ABC News is not showing the video among them is 26-year-old Noah aramani seen here being CED Away by Hamas during the October 7th attack back in this country the proposed merger of the Kroger and Albertson's supermarket chains has hit a snag Washington's attorney general is suing to block th
e deal C claiming less competition would push food prices higher the companies have said they need to merge though to better compete with Rivals including Walmart a new move by Apple to avoid a ban on its SmartWatches the company is reportedly dropping the blood oxygen feature from two new models the move is meant to resolve a patent dispute time now for your Tuesday [Music] weather good morning it's the coldest air of the season in places like Chicago waking up to 10 below zero in the windy cit
y and even way down in Houston Texas 23° for a wake up watch out for areas between Atlanta and New Orleans this morning wet streets combined with very cold air going to give us some icy roads out there including in places like Atlanta uh Huntsville and Birmingham Alabama meantime snow will fall to the tune of several inches today across the Northeast stay safe I'm Mai with a meteorologist Kevin Karan coming up the bride arrested in her wedding dress but first a disturbing airport security breach
caught on camera the incident turning deadly plus a man bobcat and a rampage in the Home Depot parking [Music] lot first thing in the morning there's a lot going on everybody in that home is okay to catch you up with what happened overnight we are here at Fashion's biggest night out what's happening today YouTube has unveiled a new set of policies what people are talking about the new ad campaign fast straightforward with some fun in between a real life Barbie Dream House a name change for the
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from Rolling Fork Mississippi Ukrainian refugees here in warong we're heading to a small community outside of Mexico City getting you behind the stories as they happen ABC News live Prime we'll take you there stream ABC News live week nights wherever you stream your news only on ABC News live why do so many people start their day here from ABC News this is start here to be in the know and get a different take on the day's top stories a lot of news today so let's get into it listen now to the Da
ily News podcast honored with four Edward R ml Awards and see why the New York Times calls it a news podcast worth listening to start here ABC News make it your daily first listen now that's a part of the story I bet you didn't see coming wherever you get your podcasts start here I'm mola langi on the border of Lebanon and Israel wherever The Story Goes we'll take you there you're watching ABC News live back now with stunning video from Southern California a driver was ejected after his RV slamm
ed into the center divider on this freeway he just missed being hit by oncoming traffic after landing on the other side of the road glad he's okay we turned now to Utah in an airport security breach raising troubling questions newly obtained video showing the chilling moments a man breached security at Salt Lake City's airport they are on the taxway found is Clos video of obtained by Salt Lake City Fox affiliate kstu shows the Fatal New Year's Day incident 30-year-old Kyler effinger bursting thr
ough an emergency exit running down the stairs to the tarmac and then sprinting shoeless towards a Delta flight with 95 passengers aboard set to take off for San Francisco authorities eventually found finger unconscious after he had apparently climbed inside the planes cowling the metal covering that encloses the engine BR the tower contacted aircraft and shut the engine down officials began life-saving efforts but effinger died at the scene the exact stage of the engine's operation remain under
investigation but the um blades the air blades were circulating when officers arrived on scene effinger was scheduled to fly to Denver to see a sick grandfather but suffered what his family says was likely a mental health crisis after missing his flight earlier in the surveillance video he could be seen running running up to Gates in the terminal trying to pull open doors even banging his shoes against the window overlooking the tarmac finger's father says his son suffered mental health issues
for years a man in Nebraska is facing charges for a parking lot Rampage at Home Depot police say he drove a front loader bashing several cars including a police cruiser a witness says the driver accused Home Depot of stealing from him I don't know what makes someone do something like that I guess Nebraska the new Florida I'm going to start seeing Nebraska man headlines everywhere you just might when police Drew their weapons the suspect surrendered one woman's wedding day will be memorable for a
ll the wrong reasons she was arrested in her wedding dress and could face serious charges prosecutors in Mexico say the bride to be was part of an extortion scheme and was connected to a kidnapping plot coming up the Revolt in the self checkout aisle plus Josh Allen and Baker Mayfield shine bright on a special NFL playoff Monday [Applause] Monday with so much at stake so much on the line more Americans turn here than any other newscast ABC News World News Tonight with David mure America's number
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e near Salt Lake City a firefighter crawled onto this ice covered Lake to recover a dog named Bob an ice shelf was preventing him from getting to shore the firefighter grabbed Bob and safely placed him back on Solid Ground oh look at Bob the running off there you may soon notice a big change at your favorite store more retailers are changing their policies in the self checkout line it falls a wave of customer complaints demanding more human interaction many stores are now boosting their staff to
make sure Shoppers can see an actual cashier they're also cracking down on shoplifters retailers are really starting to use technology in order to look at the shrink problem the technology that is powering self checkout is also layering in other technology like AI That's monitoring the customer that's checking out the products one survey found after the pandemic self checkouts accounted for 30% of all transactions turning to sports a highly unusual NFL playoff double header on a Monday it was a
ll worth it for Bills fans inside the 10 oh what an effort because of blizzard conditions Buffalo was forced to wait one day to host the Steelers fans stepping up after the team offered $20 an hour to anyone willing to shovel out the stands at High Mark Stadium Bill's Nation up to the challenge we live in Buffalo New York no I don't need a bundle up when I go outside I got my love for Josh Allen to keep me warm still many seats remained buried as kickoff approached first family like a Frontiersm
an the Steelers fan becoming a human snow plow pushing through the snow unfortunately for him despite the freezing cold temperatures the bills were red hot to the end zone it's po Josh Allen's first touchdown coming in the first quarter one of three in the game but the play of the day was Allen's 52 yd touchdown run putting the bills up by 20 fans throwing snow like confetti the final score 31- 17 I got I don't know 15 20 yards downfield and you know there's the the a lot of guys screaming slide
and didn't slide and scored and he is gone touchdown Buccaneers down in Tampa the temperature was about 50° warmer it was Baker Mayfield's time to shine playing with his fourth team in three years Mayfield through three touchdowns leading the Bucks to a 32-9 upset win over the collapsing Eagles Philadelphia a team that started the season 10 and one was plagued by poor tackling I didn't do a good enough job and and obviously we lost five of the last six and lost today uh we couldn't get out the
rut we're in and that's and that's all of us this Sunday the Bucks face the Lions while the bills host the Chiefs exciting games coming up Elden John makes history at the Emmys plus an 8-year-old stands up to his City Council it's lunchtime in America so what are we serving up well how about everything you need to know you know that sounds pretty good your health your money breaking news pop culture with the biggest Stars music Trends and of course good food GMA 3 what you need to know a third h
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last night's Emmy Awards Elon John was the highlight adding an Emmy to his Grammy Oscar and Tony wins that makes her Elton an egot winner one of just 19 his Emmy was for outstanding variety special his concert at Dodger Stadium meanwhile the bear won 10 em including for actor Jeremy Allen White and best comedy series and actress Christina Applegate who is battling Ms received a standing ovation while presenting thank you so much oh my God you're totally shaming me with disability by standing up
it's fine okay um body not by OIC it's been an honor to play funny flawed complex characters like the women nominated for supporting Act actress in a comedy series that award by the way went to IO Ed Airi for her role in the bear next a bold move by the CEO of Adidas giving out his cell phone number to his employees workers have inundated Bjorn golden with 200 calls per week he shared the number as part of his effort to boost transparency he says some people love his management style others hate
it next the boy determined to make his City safer William Miller is fed up with Street Racers near his home in Goodyear Arizona so they year- old dressed up and addressed the city council saying his grandma was nearly hit by a street racer me and my grandma would would walk to Sonic to get some ice cream there's it's very dangerous cuz of all of the street Racers that there is Miller will soon meet with the mayor finally anyone on a diet can relate to this yeah a restaurant owner in the UK shar
ed a note he received on a delivery order the customer wrote knock quietly I'm supposed to be on a diet the restaurant respond responded your secret is safe with us top headlines next first thing in the morning there's a lot going on everybody in that home is okay to catch you up with what happened overnight we are here at Fashion's biggest night out what's happening today YouTube has unveiled a new set of policies what people are talking about the new ad campaign fast straightforward with some
fun in between a real life Barbie Dream House a name change for the wiener mobile first thinging in the morning America this morning America's number one early morning news on ABC News [Music] [Applause] [Music] live why do so many people start their day here from ABC News this is start here to be in the know and get a different take on the day's top stories a lot of news today so let's get into it listen now to the Daily News podcast honored with four Edward R murl Awards and see why the New Yo
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ght now this is what would you do let's go how are you I H you yes so what will you be watching Saturdays on ABC News live what would you do hey I guess I just found out the what would you do marathon to 2 to 6: Eastern every Saturday on ABC News live my favorite show checking more top stories now a historic Landslide for former president Trump he won the Iowa caucuses by the biggest margin ever Trump got more than 50% of the vote Ronda santis edged out Nikki Haley for a distant second place fin
ish and VRA mwami drops out of the race and endorsed Trump New Hampshire voters head to the polls one week from today 11 people had to be rescued after a massive tree fell on several cars in Golden Gate Park in San Francisco two people were injured their injuries were described as non-life-threatening a new study warns artificial intelligence will disrupt nearly 40% of all jobs worldwide the report from the international monetary fund says AI will lower labor demands by performing tasks currentl
y handled by humans today's weather up to 6 in of snow overnight around Washington DC has closed federal Offices the snow is making a mess for the morning commute throughout the Northeast including New York City dangerously cold but clear in the plains rain in the Northwest finally the social media star spreading Library Joy our Danny new explains the joy of the library might be the universal language Michael threatz has perhaps become the internet's most beloved librarian I consider myself sort
of like a disciple of Mr Rogers Lavar Berton and Bob Ross we don't make mistakes just happy accidents most of his videos come from the fair field Civic Center Library in Solano County California where Michael is a supervising librarian 5 years old that's when I got my first library card but here's the thing guess where he was checking out all those books when he was younger it is my journey from library kid to being in charge of library that I grew up in that's incredible you have your library
card tattooed on you right no look at that a few decades later he even now has a library card tattoo and he tells us millions of followers on social media constantly that they need to get one too the card not the ink whenever I I sign a library kid up for a library card I'm like congratulations you just got a library card you have no idea like how important how amazing that is trigger warning loss grief but for Michael who has suffered through depression and anxiety during his life it's also ver
y important to him that his library and his feed are a safe space for more than discussing books people like respond like message me and say thank you for talking about anxiety thank you for talking about depression thank you thank you for talking about like it's okay if you're not okay my heart is overflowing with Library Joy right now and if you need some help Michael knows one place you can start we're all neighbors we're all together we all need our libraries and if you looked closely you ma
y have noticed that Michael's Library car tattoo did not have his face on it but the face of everyone's favorite arvar Arthur guys you noticed that right yes my kids love Arthur too too yeah you know what Danny I think this story checks out have a great day [Music] everyone right now on America this morning Trump dominates the Iowa caucuses this is the first because the big night is going to be in November after his historic win Trump's message to his opponents and to Democrats what's next for R
onda santis and Nikki Haley and what Iowa voters overwhelmingly said are their two most important issues a winter wallup snow slamming the big cities of the Northeast for the morning commute federal Offices in DC closed elsewhere wind chills as low as 45 below zero schools as far south as Houston closed what to expect today developing overseas Iran launches new attacks claiming to Target Israeli intelligence days after the US launched attacks on Iranian back Rebels the growing concern about a wi
der conflict in the region the US State Department responding overnight caught on camera a disturbing airport security breach and how it turned deadly Revolt in the self checkout aisle how stores are now responding to customer complaints the NFL playoffs Josh Allen and Baker Mayfield playing the heroes of their rare Monday playoff games plus a rare achievement for Sir Elton John at the Emmys and later the 8-year-old who stood up to the city council to demand change from ABC news in New York this
is America this morning good Tuesday morning everyone I'm Andrew Denberg good morning to you I'm ran and Aly we begin with the results overnight from the Iowa caucuses it's the first showdown in the Republican presidential primary race and it was an easy win for former president Trump he took more than 50% of the vote a historic Landslide Florida Governor Ronda Sanz who spent more time in Iowa than anyone else was far behind with 21% Nikki Haley was a close third Haley was invested far more in
next week's New Hampshire primary than in Iowa but the voters in Iowa have now painted a clearer picture of the race and the biggest issues and overnight former president Trump calling for Unity not just among Republicans but Democrats as well ABC's M win is in De Moine with a closer look at the results and good morning ran and good morning yeah former president Trump cemented himself as the Republican front runner in this race for president after a resounding Victory here in Iowa we want to tha
nk the great people of Iowa thank you we love you all this morning Donald Trump appears one step closer to reclaiming the Republican nomination for president after a dominating win in the Iowa caucuses this is a huge blowout win it looks like for Donald Trump for us to be able to project a wind this early ABC News projecting a a win for Trump just 30 minutes after the caucuses began based on early returns Republican voters headed to schools and community centers to participate in the caucuses an
initial step in the months-long presidential nominating process in his victory speech over night a gracious Trump praised his Republican opponents and called for Americans to come together it would be so nice if we could come together and straighten out the world and straighten out the problems and straighten out all of the death and destruction that were're witnessing that's practically never been like this turnout was lower than expected but entrance polls reveal who turned out to support Tru
mp in Iowa despite record cold and Trump spending little time in the state one question asking caucus goers if Donald Trump were to be convicted of a crime would you consider him fit to be president 65% said yes another question asking do you think that Joe Biden legitimately won the presidency in 2020 66% saying no this is Trump's party they believe what he says on the issues most important to Iowa concus goers the economy was number one followed closely by immigration issues Trump has made Cen
tral to his platform helping him finish Iowa with more than 50% Ronda santz and Nikki Haley far behind we've got our ticket punched out of Iowa DeSantis invested heavily in Iowa visiting all 99 counties holding more campaign events than Haley and Trump combined I am going to get the job done for this country many experts called Iowa a make or break moment for his campaign as recent polls showed Haley gaining ground and the question before Americans is now very clear do you want more of the [Appl
ause] same or do you want a new generation of conservative leadership after taking a late night victory lap in Iowa Trump flew back to New York where he plans to be in court today a jury is considering whether he should pay additional damages to author egene Carroll for defaming her in a sexual abuse case she's already won millions in a separate case Trump DeSantis and Haley now have their sights set on New Hampshire's primary just one week away a recent poll has Nikki Haley within Striking Dist
ance of trump there as for entrepreneur Vic ramaswami he suspect Ed his campaign overnight and through his support behind Trump Andrew and win breaking it all down for us in Iowa thank you the other big story this morning snow from Washington DC to New York and Boston and across the Midwest as far south as Texas brutal and life-threatening cold this morning the brutal blast of winter weather is expanding putting an end to the snow drought in New York City the Big Apple could see 3 in of snow the
first measurable amount for the area in nearly 2 years in Washington DC federal offices are closed today with 6 in possible there in the midwest wind chills could drop as low as 45° below zero this morning even as far south as Brownsville Texas it could feel like 10 below zero the company managing the power grid in Texas has requested people conserve electricity between 6 and 9 a.m. today across the South drivers were struggling to stay on the road in snow sleet and Ice ACU weather stormchaser
Reed Timmer was in Nashville road crews are trying to keep up with the rates but it's just impossible down here in the South because the infrastructure doesn't really support it the conditions are keeping more than 1 million students home today schools from Chicago and Detroit to Denver Dallas and Houston are closed meanwhile four college students in Kentucky were rescued after getting stranded in the Daniel Boon National Forest officials say the students were camping and had underestimated the
conditions and authorities in Wyoming say a skier has died in an avalanche the third Avalanche death just this month in the US experts say conditions are ripe for Dangerous snow slides across the West climate change is impacting Avalanche Cycles um exactly how it's impacting them or what we're going to see in the future that's that's much less clear meanwhile Parkson New England could also see six inches of snow today we'll take a closer look at your full forecast in just a few moments this morn
ing New York prosecutors are set to announce a new IND against a suspected serial killer Rex hman is already charged with killing three women whose bodies were found on Long Island's Gilgo Beach in 2010 hman has pleaded not guilty in those cases the new indictment is in the death of marine Brainard Barnes whose body was also found in 2010 she was wrapped in a belt which had a buckle bearing what may have been huberman's father's initials six other deaths remain under investigation we turn now to
escalating tensions in the Middle East after Iran launched deadly missile strikes inside Iraq near the US Consulate the strikes are raising concern that Iran is getting more aggressive in the region here's ABC's Derek Dennis this morning explosions in the city of herel Iraq after neighboring Iran launched ballistic missiles claiming to Target the local headquarters of Israel's intelligence agency at least four civilians were reportedly killed some blast near the US consulant others also reporte
d in Syria all of this raising concern about a wider spill over of violence across the region stemming from the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas in Gaza we've done everything we can to deter this uh but it obviously did not work and the choice was up to Iran so I do think Iran will likely amp up it through its proxies of course mckm Roy former deputy secretary of defense for the Middle East sounded the alarm last week over what Iran might do after the US launched a series of attacks on Irani
an backed rebels in Yemen who've been targeting commercial ships angry over the violence in Gaza the US state department overnight condemned the new attacks in Iraq saying we oppose Iran's Reckless missile strikes which undermine Iraq's stability but Iran's revolutionary guards today threatened more Revenge citing what it calls recent atrocities by Israel Iraq's government is holding a security meeting today to go over Iran's non-compliance with the security deal between the two countries and he
re in the US defense secretary Lloyd Austin is now out of the hospital after prostate cancer treatment just in time to face this new escalation Andrew ranan Derek thank you Israel's government says it fears that two of three hostages who appeared in a new video released by Hamas may be dead the hostages were likely speaking under duress and ABC News is not showing the video among them is 26-year-old Noah aramani seen here being CED Away by Hamas during the October 7th attack back in this country
the proposed merger of the Kroger and Albertson Supermarket chains has hit a snag while Washington's attorney general is suing to block the deal claiming less competition would push food prices higher the companies have said they need to merge though to better compete with Rivals including Walmart a new move by Apple to avoid a ban on its SmartWatches the company has reportedly dropping the blood oxygen feature from two new models the move is meant to resolve a patent dispute time now for your
Tuesday weather good morning it's the coldest air of the season in places like Chicago waking up to 10 below zero in the windy city and even way down in Houston Texas 23 degrees for a wake up watch out for areas between Atlanta and New Orleans this morning wet streets combin with very cold air going to give us some icy roads out there including in places like Atlanta Huntsville and Birmingham Alabama meantime snow will fall to the tune of several inches today across the Northeast stay safe I'm m
aie with a meteorologist Kevin Karan [Music] coming up the bride arrested in her wedding dress first a disturbing airport security breach caught on camera the incident turning deadly plus a man bobcat and a rampage in the Home Depot parking [Music] lot whenever news breaks we are here in Israel a nation at war after that brutal surprise attack by Hamas on the ground and you Ukraine reporting from Leon Maine the scene of a horrific mass shooting ABC News live is right there everywhere from the sc
ene of that deadly missile strike in Dena Ukraine reporting from the earthquake in Turkey in Rolling Fort This Tornado tore through this little town from the most devastating disaster in Hawaii from Charleston South Carolina on the 2024 campaign Trail in Iceland let's go traveling with the president in Mexico City wherever the story from the front lines from Southern Israel outside the Gaza St in beir from the FBI reporting from the nurses on the pi line here at 10 Downing Street in London strea
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d GMA 3 what you need to know a third hour of GMA in the afternoon so join us afternoon for everything you need to know I love that you couldn't meet a couple with more going for them you want to talk about the American dream they had it there's a time when love becomes betrayal and a time when betrayal becomes murder I was thinking to myself whatever happened it's really bad their Beautiful Romance wasn't so beautiful anymore am I ever going to premiering Monday night Bad Romance the all new 20
20 limited series Monday night at 109 Central on ABC from America's number one news comes the allnew ABC News app if you love being in the know you're going to love this experience the all new ABC News app download it now back now with stunning video from Southern California a driver was ejected after his RV slammed into the center divider on this freeway he just missed being hit by oncoming traffic after landing on the other side of the road glad he's okay we turned now to Utah in an airport se
curity breach raising troubling questions newly obtained video showing the chilling moments a man breached security at Salt Lake City's airport they are on the tat found his clo video obtained by Salt Lake City Fox affiliate kstu shows the Fatal New Year's Day incident 30-year-old Kyler effinger bursting through an emergency exit running down the stairs to the tarmac and then sprinting shoeless towards a Delta flight with 95 passengers aboard set to take off for San Francisco authorities eventua
lly found ainger unconscious after he had apparently climbed inside the planes cowling the metal covering that enclosed es the engine you the tower contacted aircraft and shut the engine down officials began life-saving efforts but effinger died at the scene the exact stage of the engine's operation remain under investigation but the um blades the air blades were circulating when officers arrived on scene effinger was scheduled to fly to Denver to see a sick grandfather but suffered what his fam
ily says was likely a mental health crisis after missing his flight earlier in the surveillance video he could be seen running up to Gates in the terminal trying to pull open doors even banging his shoes against the window overlooking the tarmac finger's father says his son suffered mental health issues for years a man at Nebraska is facing charges for a parking lot Rampage at Home Depot police say he drove a front loader bashing several cars including a police cruiser a witness says the driver
accused Home Depot of stealing from him know what makes someone do something like that I guess Nebraska is the new Florida I'm going to start seeing Nebraska man headlines everywhere you just might when police Drew their weapons the suspect surrendered one woman's wedding day will be memorable for all the wrong reasons she was arrested in her wedding dress and could face serious charges prosecutors in Mexico say the bride to be was part of an extortion scheme and was connected to a kidnapping pl
ot coming up the Revolt in the self checkout aisle plus Josh Allen and Baker Mayfield shine brigh on a special NFL playoff [Applause] Monday whenever news breaks we are here in Israel a nation at war after that brutal surprise attack by Hamas on the ground in Ukraine reporting from Leon Maine the scene of a horrific mass shooting ABC News live is right there everywhere from the scene of that deadly missile strike in Dena Ukraine reporting for the earthquake in Turkey in Rolling Fort this tornado
tore through this little town from the most devastating disaster in Hawaii from Charleston South Carolina on the 2024 campaign Trail in Iceland let's go traveling with the president in Mexico City wherever the story from the front lines from Southern Israel outside the Gaza Strip in beir from the FBI reporting from the nurses on the picket line here at 10 Downing Street in London streaming live to you wherever the story is wherever the story is wherever the story is we're going to take you ther
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to know I love that all right here we go you ready let's do it yes it's the show America wants and America needs right now this is what would you do let's go how are you H you yes so what will you be watching Saturdays on ABC News live what would you do hey I guess I just found out the what would you do marathon 2 to 6 Eastern every Saturday on ABC News live my favorite show back now with the chil rescue near Salt Lake City a firefighter crawled onto this ice covered Lake to recover a dog named
Bob an ice shelf was preventing him from getting to shore the firefighter grabbed Bob and safely placed him back on Solid Ground oh look at Bob the running off there you may soon notice a big change at your favorite store more retailers are changing their po icies in the self checkout line it follows a wave of customer complaints demanding more human interaction many stores are now boosting their staff to make sure Shoppers can see an actual cashier they're also cracking down on shoplifters reta
ilers are really starting to use technology in order to look at the shrink problem the technology that is powering self checkout is also layering in other technology like AI That's monitoring the customer that's checking out the products one survey found after the pandemic self checkouts accounted for 30% of all transactions turne to sports a highly unusual NFL playoff double header on a Monday it was all worth it for Bills fans inside the 10 oh what an effort because of blizzard conditions Buff
alo was forced to wait one day to host the Steelers fans stepping up after the team offered $2 an hour to anyone willing to shovel out the stands at High Mark Stadium bill Nation up to the challenge we live in Buffalo New York no I don't need a bundle up when I go outside I've got my love for Josh Allen to keep me warm still many seeds remained buried as kickoff approached for his family like a Frontiersman the Steelers fan becoming a human snow plow pushing through the snow unfortunately for hi
m despite the freezing cold temperatures the bills were red hot to the end zone it's CAU Josh Allen's first touchdown coming in the first quarter one of three in the game but the play of the day was Allen's 52 yd touchdown run putting the bills up by 20 fans throwing snow like confetti the final score 31- 17 I got I don't know 15 20 yards downfield and you know there's the the a lot of guys screaming slide and didn't slide and scored and he is gone touchdown Buccaneers down in Tampa the temperat
ure was about 50° warmer it was Baker Mayfield's time to shine playing with his fourth team in three years Mayfield threw three touchdowns leading the Bucks to a 32 to9 upset win over the collapsing Eagles Philadelphia a team that started the season 10 and one was plagued by poor tackling I didn't do a good enough job and and obviously we lost five of the last six and lost today uh we couldn't get out the rut we're in and that's and that's all of us this Sunday the Bucks face the Lions while the
bills host the Chiefs exciting games coming up Elden John makes history at the Emmys plus an 8-year-old stands up to his City Council all right here we go you ready let's do it yes it's the show America wants and America needs right now this is what would you do let's go how are you how cute so what will you be watching Saturdays on ABC News live what would you do hey I guess I just found out the what would you do marathon 2 to 6 Eastern every Saturday on ABC new News live my favorite show with
so much at stake so much on the line more Americans turn here than any other newscast ABC News World News Tonight with David mure America's number one most watched newscast across all of television from America's number one news comes the allnew ABC News app breaking news Incredible video faster smarter and customizable to your interests if you love being in the know you're going to love this experience the allnew ABC News app download it now it's lunch time in America so what are we serving up
well how about everything you need to know you know that sounds pretty good it to your health your money breaking news pop culture with the biggest Stars music Trends and of course good food GMA 3 what you need to know a third hour of GMA in the afternoon so join us afternoon for every you need to know I love that you couldn't meet a couple with more going for them but there's a time when love becomes betrayal and a time when betrayal becomes murder Bad Romance the all new 2020 limited series p
remiering Monday night on ABC wherever news breaks it's so important to always remember that lives are changed getting you behind the stories as they happen ABC News live Prime we'll take you there streaming free on ABC News live reporting from the 2024 campaign Trail I'm Eva Pilgrim wherever the story is will take you there you're streaming ABC News [Music] live time to check the pulse we begin with last night's Emmy Awards El joh was the highlight adding an Emmy to his Grammy Oscar and Tony wi
ns that makes Sir Elton an OT winner one of just 19 his Emy was for outstanding variety special his concert at aler Stadium meanwhile the bear won 10 emys including for actor Jeremy Allen White and best comedy series and actress Christina Applegate who is battling Ms received a standing ovation while presenting thank you so much oh my God you're totally shaming me with disability by standing up it's fine okay um body not by OIC it's been an honor to play funny flawed complex characters like the
women nominated for supporting actress in a comedy series that award by the way went to IO Ed Airi for her role in the bear next a bold move by the CEO of Adidas giving out his cell phone number to his employees workers have inundated Bjorn golden with 200 calls per week he shared the number as part of his effort to boost transparency he says some people love his management style others hate it next the boy determined to make his City safer William Miller is fed up with Street Racers near his ho
me in Goodyear Arizona so the 8-year-old dressed up and addressed the city council saying his grandma was nearly hit by a street racer me and my grandma would would walk to Sonic to get some ice cream there's it's very dangerous cuz of all of the street Racers that there is Miller will soon meet with the mayor finally anyone on a diet can relate to this yeah a restaurant owner in the UK shared a note he received on a delivery order the customer wrote not quite quietly I'm supposed to be on a die
t the restaurant responded your secret is safe with us top headlines next this is ABC News live the crush of families here in Poland at Refugee centers in Putin Russia on the ground in Ukraine close to the front line from the capital destructive Cat 4 storm along I Boston is in the bullseye let's go ABC News live America's number one streaming news anytime anywhere streaming 24 7 straight to you for free thank you for making ABC News live America's number one streaming news all right here we go
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actor convicted of charges what happened exactly do you know no I don't know she been conscious your defense team has said that you were the victim of that night who received injuries in the car I did Jonathan major speaks the impact by Nightline exclusive now streaming on Hulu it's lunchtime in America so what are we serving up well how about everything you need to know you know that sounds pretty good your health your money breaking news pop culture with the biggest Stars music Trends and of c
ourse good food GMA 3 what you need to know a third hour of GMA in the afternoon so join us afternoon for everything you need to know I love that me check in more top stories now a historic Landslide for former president Trump he won the Iowa caucuses by the biggest margin ever Trump got more than 50% of the vote Ronda santis edged out Nikki Haley for a distant second place finish and VRA mwami dropped out of the race and endorsed Trump New Hampshire voter head to the polls one week from today 1
1 people had to be rescued after a massive tree fell on several cars in Golden Gate Park in San Francisco two people were injured their injuries were described as non-life-threatening a new study warns artificial intelligence will disrupt nearly 40% of all jobs worldwide the report from the international monetary fund says AI will lower labor demands by performing tasks currently handled by humans today's weather up to 6 in of snow overnight around Washington DC has has closed federal Offices th
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e arvar Arthur guys you noticed that right yes my kids love Arthur too yeah you know what Danny I think this story checks out have a great day [Music] everyone it's Tuesday January 16th if this was Trump versus the field well Trump just won we start here [Music] in a blowout Victory the former president claims more than half of Iowa caucus goers we want to thank the great people of Iowa we've already seen one candidate drop out overnight complete Trump domination and now every other campaign is
asking what now Nikki Haley's clearly proud of the work she has in New Hampshire after a stone cold caucus we're tallying the takeaways here in Iowa from ABC News this is a special edition of start here I'm Brad [Music] milky in the last several years participation in American elections is up people are more interested in selecting their next president not less and last night in Iowa there was a lot on the line the first contest in the nation to decide the GOP nominee can I get your name honey F
ranklin Middle School in De Mo has a nice big Auditorium it played host to five different precincts and people started filing through the doors promptly at 6:00 p.m. and here's your balance you only get one so don't drop it this place used to be a church before it was a middle school so they all found their pews by 700 p.m. thank you so much for braving the cold weather and coming out tonight for tonight's caucus event and remember in a primary everyone talks about the sanctity of the voting boo
th but in a caucus it is about convincing people at the last possible moment each campaign is allowed a 5minute speech it's usually surrogates but here Nikki Haley had decided to come and give her own thank you for getting out in the cold I will tell you it has been an amazing 11 months in the last few days her stock had been rising people asked if she could start to make Donald Trump nervous but talk about politicking at a caucus site right as she was about to begin who arrives but Donald Trump
Jr he actually happened to sit down right next to me you going to be speaking tonight I believe so so Haley gives her speech Donald Trump Jr stands up to eviscerate her Democrat Mega donors are donating to Hillary Clinton or Nikki Haley which is basically the same thing it's Hillary and then after a few other short speeches the voting begins okay so they've started dropping their ballots in these buckets I mean these aren't you know ballot boxes this is this is a paint bucket with the number of
the precinct on it and people are just quickly lining up dropping it in sitting back down when it was all over Haley had won three of these precincts trumpet one two that's not what mattered here What mattered is that a guy you heard yesterday actually who runs this caucus site Will Rogers had said A week ago he was expecting 2,000 people to show up to this caucus site be a huge turnout but because of the blizzard he was now only expecting 1,500 or so well when all those scraps of paper were fi
nally tallied they added up to less than 300 votes that's right with the fate of the 2024 GOP race perhaps hanging in the balance lots of Iowans just stayed [Music] home so right now I'm sitting in the GOP media center for the Iowa caucus like this is where the media world comes to some narratives are shifting as we speak and we're going to quickly break down what we just witnessed overnight we got a couple guests with us first let's start with ABC's Britney Shepard our national politics reporte
r can we just like break this down candidate by candidate we had this big like the big board up in front of us at this convention site right now what are we looking at okay maybe no shock or anybody listening but his complete Trump domination what we're seeing right now if I'm squinting to read is Trump leading by 23,000 votes we want to thank the great people of Iowa thank you we love you all might not be a surprise people who been paying attention this entire time seeing Trump just completely
Dominate and a little fast fact for you no one's ever wanted a contested Republican Iowa caucus by 13 or more Trump is on route to absolutely Crush that number and he's up like 18 19% yeah it's huge right I want to congratulate Ron and Nikki for having a a good a good time together we're all having a good time together and there was a real squeaker battle for second and third place and looking at the numbers disan is around 21% we've got our ticket punched out of Iowa and Haley is at 19 Iowa mad
e this Republican primary a twers race as looking at the data there's a lot of red almost 98 of 99 counties we're seeing is completely pulling for Trump but there's that one spec of blue you see that Brad that's Johnson County it's Iowa's bluest County and right now Haley and Trump are effectively tied there we did not achieve the surprise that we wanted to deliver tonight and in fourth came entrepreneur V ramaswami who essentially instantly dropped out the moment of the evening WAP as I've said
since the beginning there are two America First candidates in this race and earlier tonight I called Donald Trump to tell him that I congratulated him on his victory and now going forward he will have my full endorsement I often say their job is to winow the field so if that's any metric to that end their night was something of success look one person dropped down and now there's a lot more talk of what this means for second and third place going forward I think it's time we should talk about t
urnout because it was pretty low yeah I could tell this was happening like at my caucus site I know it's not indicative of everything but like I was like something's happening here and our lers might not realize but it was pretty cold here in Iowa one of those negative 40 days we like throw water in the air and see if it freezes on impact right and the campaigns knew that this could have a tremendous impact of who feels comfortable actually leaving their house who's bold enough to go out in subz
ero temperatures basically every candidate who isn't named Trump has been running what I've been calling a field of dream strategy to you know to borrow from a little Iowa Landmark here like if you build it they will exactly if you build the ground game then the voage will just come pouring out even if it's like 20 deg outside I think you have to look no further than Florida Governor Ronda santis who's had by my count 177 events in the last 63 days that's more than Haley and Trump's events combi
ned and to that end the STIs campaign tried to actively engage folks who they thought would support him and might be vulnerable or need some help getting out to caucus site so they would help dig them out of their driveways or even SLE them to and from their precincts and when this is a contest where he set up to best nicale by like 1% 2% every little person coming out to those cockus sight matters you know you were right there you were just there that we were with the door knockers and I rememb
er the the De Moine register poll had just come out and said you know it looks like Dan santis is actually trailing Nikki Haley well it looks like he just beat her albeit very very tightly right but a wi is a win right right if you could say I'm second that means you're not third and that matters going into New Hampshire right okay so and then we have exit polls in caucuses we have entrance polls like they they actually have people standing outside at some of these sites and go like what do you
think as you go into the caucus site so we know a little bit about like demographics and things what are we seeing in all this data can you just help me wrap my mind around what it told us I think the most important takeaway is age folks here in Iowa were a little bit on the older side that benefits someone named Donald Trump 43% of the voters were age 65 and older that group overwhelmingly supports Donald Trump voters 45 or older seem to preference Trump but less so with younger voters who seem
split in between Trump and disantis and just younger voters didn't show up in the same kind of margins that that maybe folks expected them to okay so like what you're saying is like people who would normally like Donald Trump show up and like just Trump voters got out to the polls is that because of as much as we were talking about the Dan santis ground game is it is the Trump ground game just that impressive no it was not by accident it was not just coasting on Vibes only Trump's campaign had
a very ambitious Staffing effort basically dating all the way back to 2016 I want to throw some numb away you ready for those numbers the Trump campaign had more than 2,000 Precinct captains hosting more than 400 concus trainings and collecting more than 50,000 commit to caucus cards Brad the BET here is that Maga was more than a slogan it was a mobilizable movement right it it isn't just Vibes and energy that that they had to translate that to actually getting your boots in the snow getting in
your car and coming out because it matters when people show up clearly right because I think there was this thought that they Trump was already doing so well in Iowa so maybe they wouldn't have to leave the house because their guy was already taken care of by their friends and families and neigh exactly right and they were like well my neighbor will take care of my guy right and Trump came to the state to assure his voter base that that can't be the case I actually remember him telling voters ev
en if you die after you come out please come out even if you vote and didn't pass away it's worth it if you're sick if you're just so siing care Dar it I don't think get up and you look across these counties like you said there's 99 counties in Iowa one of them went for Nikki Haley maybe like like that one's still on a knife edge the others you cannot find a county where the plurality of these voters were not on the side of Donald Trump and if your name is Ronda over V ramaswami where they've do
ne the full grassly AKA visiting 99 counties once and if you're ramaswami twice and you see these margins you just can't help but be upset and think my return in investment was pretty much K BL not going to any other stage not trying this again we'll see about the others actually we'll talk about those other candidates when we come back thanks Britney thank you so next up on start here is Iowa half full of trump voters or is it half empty campaigns need to decide real quick after the break whene
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on't know I just got back from a hus site uh where Nikki Haley won and the woman who spoke on her behalf uh came rushing up to me at the end and said okay let me see the numbers let me see the numbers I started talking to her about Trump's big numbers and she was like yeah yeah yeah but like where's Nikki Haley is second or third what's what's the spread what's the margin people here were ready for that secondary headline Trump winning here was seen by so many as a foregone conclusion and so wha
t exactly his margin was going to be how far over 50% or not those were story lines they were already looking for I can picture a disantis room right now where supporters are saying okay Trump didn't get 60% I know that seems crazy to talk about but but there is this little bit of an argument he didn't get 60% right and if you uh if you have to make a pitch tomorrow and the day after that there's a reason to stay in this race there's a reason to keep giving money to Ronda santis that's the pitch
you're making that that there's still about half of these voters who weren't voting for him and those were the voters that were dialed in at least the side I was at and they were looking today but that's interesting that like on one hand you look at this and you go wow half of all these Republicans are voting for Trump in a state where there are three or four like different candidates the other way of looking at it you're saying is have these people view Trump as like the president already and
they they don't even want to vote for him these Republicans yeah and look over the last few days I've met a lot of those never Trump voters you know and that uh is a part of the party that clearly is not the dominant Factor here but it's a part of the party and it's a part of the party that's going to have to be reckoned with and what's interesting to me is how much that part of the party those voters who are not interested in um you know in a rematch of of of former president Trump um their the
ir reasonings are all across the board right some people just flat out don't like him some people think he's a crook some people like him a whole lot but they think the Republicans lose too much when he's the top of the ticket I talked to you know just every sort of stripe of Republican uh voter and and I think that what there's nothing out of these results um that I think leaves any of those voters totally out I guess that's a sloppy way of saying I don't see Ronda stanta packing it up with the
se results Nikki Haley's clearly proud of the work she has in New Hampshire and how um how she's really accelerated in the polls there uh you know people are um there's a lot of rep different kinds of Republican voters that are going to find something they like to see in these results it sounds like neither of them considering dropping out right we haven't heard anything like that okay right so if that's the case what do they need to get out of say New Hampshire like what now looking at Trump 50
disantis 21 Nikki Haley 19 what needs to happen in New Hampshire for them to keep this dance going well I think Ronda santis needs to not be completely embarrassed um Nikki you know those are her voters Independents can vote there if they want they can choose whichever ballot they want she obviously we've talked so much she has the backing of Governor sonunu so popular there in New Hampshire she's really accelerated in the polls there in New Hampshire she has to um really get within spitting di
stance of of trump in that in that um race if she for some reason she underperforms there that'll actually be a pretty big blow she probably wants to knock out Dan santis before she goes to her home state of South Carol Carolina to do battle yeah and she she'd like to you know make it look more like a race with Trump I mean Trump's really popular in South Carolina she doesn't want to go home and just get romped on that's not fun and I think that you know Rhonda sandis is going to look for ways t
o spin um what I was just talking about against Nikki Haley in in the last few days he's really ramped up this argument that she's relying on those independent voters and that that somehow um isn't viable or a betrayal of the Republican Party he's going to want to find data points or or future voters future endorsements in future states where he can say you know I have real Republicans I'm talking about real Republican issues he's going to he's we're already seeing it he's trying to paint her as
as the Rhino tough to be a second or third place finish you're here but that's what we got all right Mary Alis Parks thank you so much thanks [Music] Brad okay that's going to do it for us here in Iowa we got a jet we are on a plane to New Hampshire in a couple hours because of all the snow who knows what's going going to happen here I'm out tomorrow and flarity will get you caught up on everything I'm Brad milky catch you in the granite [Music] state it's lunchtime in America so what are we se
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Trump dominates the Iowa caucuses this is the first because the big night is going to be in no November after his historic win Trump's message to his opponents and to Democrats what's next for Ronda santz and Nikki Haley and what Iowa voters overwhelmingly said are their two most important issues a winter wallup snow slamming the big cities of the Northeast for the morning commute federal Offices in DC closed elsewhere wind chills as low as 45 below zero schools as far south as Houston closed w
hat to expect today developing overseas Iran launches new attacks claiming to Target Israeli intelligence days after the US launched attacks on Iranian back Rebels the growing concern about a wider conflict in the region the US State Department responding overnight caught on camera a disturbing airport security breach and how it turned deadly Revolt in the self checkout aisle how stores are now responding to customer complaints the NFL playoffs Josh Allen and Baker Mayfield playing the heroes of
their rare Monday playoff games plus a rare achievement for Sir Elton John at the Emmys and later the 8-year-old who stood up to the city council to demand change from ABC news in New York this is America this morning good Tuesday morning everyone I'm Andrew Denberg good morning to you I'm ran and Aly we begin with the results overnight from the Iowa caucuses it's the first showdown in the Republican presidential primary race and it was an easy win for former president Trump he took took more t
han 50% of the vote a historic Landslide Florida Governor Ronda Sanz who spent more time in Iowa than anyone else was far behind with 21% Nikki Haley was a close third Haley was invested far more in next week's New Hampshire primary than in Iowa but the voters in Iowa have now painted a clearer picture of the race and the biggest issues and overnight former president Trump calling for Unity not just among Republicans but Democrats as well ABC's M win is in De Moine with a closer look at the resu
lts and good morning ran good morning yeah former president Trump cemented himself as the Republican front runner in this race for president after a resounding Victory here in Iowa we want to thank the great people of Iowa thank you we love you all this morning Donald Trump appears one step closer to reclaiming the Republican nomination for president after a dominating win in the Iowa caucuses this is a huge blowout win it looks like for Donald Trump for us to be able to project a win this early
ABC News projecting a win for Trump just 30 minutes after the caucuses began based on early returns Republican voters headed to schools and community centers to participate in the caucuses an initial step in the months-long presidential nominating process in his victory speech overnight a gracious Trump praised his Republican opponents and called for Americans to come together it would be so nice if we could come together and straighten out the world and straighten out the problems and straight
en out all of the death and destruction that we're witnessing that's practically never been like this turnout was lower than expected but entrance polls reveal who turned out to support Trump in Iowa despite record cold and Trump spending little time in the state one question asking caucus goers if Donald Trump were to be convicted of a crime would you consider him fit to be president 65% said yes another question asking do you think think that Joe Biden legitimately won the presidency in 2020 6
6% saying No this is Trump's party they believe what he says on the issues most important to Iowa concus goers the economy was number one followed closely by immigration issues Trump has made Central to his platform helping him finish Iowa with more than 50% Ronda santis and Nikki Haley far behind we've got our ticket punched out of Iowa desan invested heavily in Iowa visiting all 99 counties holding more campaign events than Haley and Trump combined I am going to get the job done for this count
ry many experts called Iowa a make or break moment for his campaign as recent polls showed Haley gaining ground and the question before Americans is now very clear do you want more of the [Applause] same or do you want a new generation of conservative leadership after taking a late night Victory lap in Iowa Trump flew back to New York where he plans to be in court today a jury is considering whether he should pay additional damages to author egene Carroll for defaming her in a sexual abuse case
she's already won millions in a separate case Trump DeSantis and Haley now have their sight set on New Hampshire's primary just one week away a recent poll has Nikki Haley Within Striking Distance of trump there as for entrepreneur VI ramaswami he suspended his campaign overnight and through his support behind Trump Andrew and when breaking it all down for us in Iowa thank you the other big story this morning snow from Washington DC to New York and Boston and across the Midwest as far south as T
exas brutal and life-threatening cold this morning the brutal blast of winter weather is expanding putting an end to the snow drought in New York City the Big Apple could see 3 in of snow the first measurable amount for the area in nearly 2 years in Washington DC federal offices are closed today with 6 in possible there in the midwest wind chills could drop as low as 45° below zero this morning even as far south as Brownsville Texas it could feel like 10 below zero the company managing the power
grid in Texas has requested people conserve electricity between 6:00 and 9:00 a.m. today across the South drivers were struggling to stay on the road in snow sleep and Ice ACU weather stormchaser Reed Timmer was in Nashville road crews are trying to keep up with the rates but it's just impossible down here in the South because the infrastructure doesn't really support it the conditions are keeping more than 1 million students home today schools from Chicago and Detroit to Denver Dallas and Hous
ton are closed meanwhile four college students in Kentucky were rescued after getting stranded in the Daniel Boone National for Forest officials say the students were camping and had underestimated the conditions and authorities in Wyoming say a skier has died in an avalanche the third Avalanche death just this month in the US experts say conditions are ripe for Dangerous snow slides across the West climate change is impacting Avalanche Cycles um exactly how it's impacting them or what we're goi
ng to see in the future that's that's much less clear meanwhile parts of New England could also see 6 Ines of snow today we'll take a closer look at your forecast in just a few moments this morning New York prosecutors are set to announce a new indictment against a suspected serial killer Rex hman is already charged with killing three women whose bodies were found on Long Island's Gilgo Beach in 2010 hman has pleaded not guilty in those cases the new indictment is in the death of maren brainer B
arnes whose body was also found in 2010 she was wrapped in a belt which had a buckle bearing what may have been Herman's father's initials six other deaths remain under investigation we turn now to escalating tensions in the Middle East after Iran launched deadly missile strikes inside Iraq near the US Consulate the strikes are raising concern that Iran is getting more aggressive in the region here's ABC's Derek Dennis this morning explosions in the city of herbel Iraq after neighboring Iran lau
nched ballistic missiles claiming to Target the local headquarters of Israel's intelligence agency at least four civilians were reportedly killed some blast near the US con insent others also reported in Syria all of this raising concern about a wider spillover of violence across the region stemming from the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas in Gaza we've done everything we can to deter this uh but it obviously did not work and the choice was up to Iran so I do think Iran will likely amp up i
t through its proxies of course Mick mroy former deputy secretary of defense for the Middle East sounded the alarm last week over what Iran might do after the US launched a series of attacks on Iranian back rebels in Yemen who've been targeting commercial ships angry over the violence in Gaza the US state department overnight condemned the new attacks in Iraq saying we oppose Iran's Reckless missile strikes which undermine Iraq's stability but Iran's revolutionary guards today threatened more Re
venge citing what it calls recent atrocities by Israel Iraq's government is holding a security meeting today to go over Iran's non-compliance with the security deal between the two countries and here in the US defense secretary l Austin is now out of the hospital after prostate cancer treatment just in time to face this new escalation Andrew ranan Derek thank you Israel's government says it fears that two of three hostages who appeared in a new video released by Hamas may be dead the hostages we
re likely speaking under duress and ABC News is not showing the video among them is 26-year-old Noah aramani seen here being CED Away by Hamas during the October 7th attack back in this country the proposed merger of the Kroger and Albertson Supermarket chains has hit a snag Washington's attorney general is suing to block the deal claiming less competition would push food prices higher the companies have said they need to merge though to better compete with Rivals including Wallmart a new move b
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rsting through an emergency exit running down the stairs to the tarmac and then sprinting shoess towards a Delta flight with 95 passengers aboard set to take off for San Francisco authorities eventually found effinger uncons ious after he had apparently climbed inside the plane's cowling the metal covering that encloses the engine the tower contacted aircraft and shut the engine down officials began life-saving efforts but effinger died at the scene the exact stage of the engine's operation rema
in under investigation but the um blades the air blades were circulating when officers arrived on scene effinger was scheduled to fly to Denver to see a sick grandfather but but suffered what his family says was likely a mental health crisis after missing his flight earlier in the surveillance video he could be seen running up to Gates in the terminal trying to pull open doors even banging his shoes against the window overlooking the tarmac finger's father says his son suffered mental health iss
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outs accounted for 30% of all transactions stting to sports a highly unusual NFL playoff double header on a Monday it was all worth it for Bills fans inside the 10 oh what an effort because of blizzard conditions Buffalo was forced to wait one day to host the Steelers fans stepping up after the team offered $20 an hour to anyone willing to shovel out the stands at High Mark Stadium Bill's Nation up to the challenge we live in Buffalo New York no I don't need a bundle up when I go outside I've go
t my love for Josh Allen to keep me warm still many seats remained buried as kickoff approached for his family like a Frontiersman the Steelers fan becoming a human snowplow pushing through the snow unfortunately for him despite the freezing cold temperatures the bills were red hot to the end zone it's CAU Josh Allen's first touchdown down coming in the first quarter one of three in the game but the play of the day was Allen's 52 yd touchdown run putting the bills up by 20 fans throwing snow lik
e confetti the final score 31-1 17 I got I don't know 15 20 yards downfield and you know there's the the a lot of guys screaming slide and didn't slide and scored and he is gone touchdown Buccaneers down in Tampa the temperature was about 50° warmer it was Baker Mayfield's time to shine playing with his fourth team in three years Mayfield threw three touchdowns leading the Bucks to a 32-9 upset win over the collapsing Eagles Philadelphia a team that started the season 10 and one was plagued by p
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200 calls per week he shared the number as part of his effort to boost transparency he says some people love his management style others hate it next the boy determined to make his City safer William Miller is fed up with Street Racers near his home in Goodyear Arizona so the 8-year-old dressed up and addressed the city council saying his grandma was nearly hit by a street racer me and my grandma would would walk to Sonic to get some ice cream there's it's very dangerous cuz of all of the stree
t Racers that there is Miller will soon meet with the mayor and finally anyone on a diet can relate to this yeah a restaurant owner in the UK shared a note he received on a delivery order the customer wrote not quietly I'm supposed to be on a diet the restaurant responded your secret is safe with us top headlines next this is ABC News live the crush of families here in Poland at Refugee centers in Putin's Russia on the ground in Ukraine close to the front line from the capital destru c four stor
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ould you do marathon 2 to 6 Eastern every Saturday on ABC News live my favorite show in an interview you talked about how you felt the boogeyman was coming yeah since I was a kid I felt something's going to get me the case of Jonathan major the actor convicted of charges what happened exactly do you know no I don't know she unconscious your defense team has said that you were the victim of that night who received injuries in the car I did Jonathan major speaks the impact by Nightline exclusive n
ow streaming on Hulu it's lunchtime in America so what are we serving up well how about everything you need to know you know that sounds pretty good you're help your money breaking news pop culture with the biggest Stars music trends and of course good food GMA 3 what you need to know a third hour of GMA in the afternoon so join us afternoon for everything you need to know I love [Music] that checking more top stories now a historic Landslide for former president Trump he won the Iowa caucuses b
y the biggest margin ever Trump got more than 50% of the vote Ronda santis edged out Nikki Haley for a distant second play finish and VRA mwami drops out of the race and endorsed Trump New Hampshire voters head to the polls one week from today 11 people had to be rescued after a massive tree fell on several cars in Golden Gate Park in San Francisco two people were injured their injuries were described as non-life-threatening a new study warns artificial intelligence will disrupt nearly 40% of al
l jobs worldwide the report from the international monetary fund says AI will lower labor demands by performing tasks currently handled by humans today's weather up to 6 in of snow overnight around Washington DC has closed federal Offices the snow is making a mess for the morning commute throughout the Northeast including New York City dangerously cold but clear in the plains rain in the Northwest finally the social media star spreading Library Joy our Danny new explains the joy of the library m
ight be the universal language Michael threatz has perhaps become the internet's most beloved librarian I consider myself sort of like a disciple of Mr Rogers Lavar Burton and Bob Ross we don't make mistakes just happy accidents most of his videos come from the Fairfield Civic Center Library in Solano County California where Michael is a supervising librarian 5 years old that's when I got my first library card but here's the thing guess where he was checking out all those books when he was young
er it is my journey from library kid to being in charge of library that I grew up in that's incredible you have your library card tattooed on you you right no look at that a few decades later he even now has a library card tattoo and he tells us millions of followers on social media constantly that they need to get one too the card not the ink whenever I got sign a library kid up for a library card I'm like congratulations you just got a library card you have no idea like how important how amazi
ng that is trigger warning loss grief but for Michael who has suffered through depression and anxiety during his life it's also very important to him to his library and his feed are a safe space for more than discussing books people like respond message me and say thank you for talking about IND out anxiety thank you for talking about depression like thank you thank you for talking about like it's okay if you're not okay my heart is overflowing with Library Joy right now and if you need some hel
p Michael knows one place you can start we're all neighbors we're all together we all need our libraries and if you looked closely you may have noticed that Michael's library card tattoo did not have his face on it but the face of everyone's favorite arvar Arthur guys you noticed that right yes my kids love Arthur too yeah you know what Danny I think this story checks out have a great day [Music] everyone it's Tuesday January 16th if this was Trump versus the field well Trump just won we start h
ere in a blowout Victory the former president claims more than half of Iowa caucus goers we want to thank the great people of Iowa we've already seen one candidate drop out overnight complete Trump domination and now every other campaign is asking what now Nikki Haley's clearly proud of the work she has in New Hampshire after a stone cold caucus we're tallying the takeaways here in Iowa from ABC News this is a special edition of start here I'm Brad [Music] milky in the last several years partici
pation in American elections is up people are more interested in selecting their next president not less and last night in Iowa there was a lot on the line the first contest in the nation to decide the GOP nominee can I get your name honey Franklin Middle School in De Mo has a nice big Auditorium it played host to five different precincts and people started filing through the doors promptly at 6:00 p.m. and here's your balot you only get one so don't drop it this place used to be a church before
it was a middle school so they all found their pews by 700 p.m. thank you so much for braving the cold weather and coming out tonight for tonight's caucus event and remember in a primary everyone talks about the sanctity of the voting booth but in a caucus it is about convincing people at the last possible moment each campaign has allowed a 5minute speech it's usually surrogates but here Nikki Haley had decided to come and give her own thank you for getting out in the cold I will tell you it ha
s been an amazing 11 months in the last few days her stock had been rising people asked if she could start to make Donald Trump nervous but talk about politicking at a caucus site right as she was about to begin who arrives but Donald Trump Jr he actually happened to sit down right next to me you going to be speaking tonight believe so so Haley gives her speech Donald Trump Jr stands up to eviscerate her Democrat Mega donors are donating to Hillary Clinton or Nikki Haley which is basically the s
ame thing it's Hillary and then after a few other short speeches the voting begins okay so they've started dropping their ballots in these buckets I mean these aren't you know ballot boxes this is this is a paint bucket with the number of the precinct on it and people are just quickly lining up dropping it in sitting back down when it was all over Haley had won three of these precincts Trump had won two that's not what mattered here What mattered is that a guy you heard yesterday actually who ru
ns this caucus site Will Rogers had said A week ago he was expecting 2,000 people to show up to this caucus site be a huge turnout but because of the blizzard he was now only expecting 1,500 or so well when all those scraps of paper were finally tallied they added up to less than 300 votes that's right with the fate of the 2024 GOP race perhaps hanging in the balance lots of Ians just stayed [Music] home so right now I'm sitting in the GOP media center for the Iowa caucus like this is where the
media world comes to some narratives are shifting as we speak and we're going to quickly break down what we just witnessed overnight we got a couple guests with us first let's start with ABC's Britney Shepard our national politics reporter can we just like break this down candidate by candidate we have this big like the big board up in front of us at this convention site right now what are we looking at okay maybe no shock or anybody listening but it's complete Trump domination what we're seeing
right now from squinting to Reed is Trump leading by 23,000 votes we want to thank the great people of Iowa thank you we love you all might not be a surprise people who have been paying attention this entire time seeing Trump just completely Dominate and a little fast fact for you no one's ever wanted a contested Republican Iowa Fus by 13 or more Trump is on route to absolutely Crush that number and he's up like 18 19% yeah which huge right I want to congratulate Ron and Nikki for having a a go
od a good time together we're all having a good time together and there was a real squeaker battle for second and third place and looking at the numbers danan is around 21% we've got our ticket punched out of Iowa and Haley is at 19 Iowa made the this Republican primary a twers race as we're looking at the data there's a lot of red almost 98 of 99 counties we're seeing is completely pulling for Trump but there's that one Speck of blue you see that Brad that's Johnson County it's Iowa's blue his
County and right now Haley and Trump are effectively tied there we did not achieve the surprise that we wanted to deliver tonight and in fourth came entrepreneur V ramaswami who essentially instantly dropped out the moment that evening rap as I've said since the beginning there are two America First candidates in this race and earlier tonight I called Donald Trump to tell him that I congratulate him on his victory and now going forward he will have my full endorsement I on often say their job is
to win out the field so if that's any metric to that end their night was something of success look one person dropped down and now there's a lot more talk of what this means for second and third place going forward I think it's time we should talk about turnout because it was pretty low yeah I could tell this was happening like at my caucus site I know it's not indicative of everything but like I was like something's happening here and our lers might not realized but it was pretty cold here in
Iowa one of those negative 40 days we like throw water in the air and see if it freezes on impact right and the campaigns knew that this could have a tremendous impact of who feels comfortable actually leaving their house who's bold enough to go out in Sub-Zero temperatures basically every candidate who isn't named Trump has been running what I've been calling a field of dream strategy to you know to borrow from a little Iowa Landmark here like if you build it they will come exactly if you build
the ground game then the V will just come pouring out even if it's like negative 20 degrees outside I think you got to look no further than Florida Governor Ron Des santis who's had by my count 177 events in the last 63 days that's more than Haley and Trump's events combined until that end the santis campaign tried to actively engage folks who they thought would support him and might be vulnerable or need some help getting out to caucus s so they would help dig them out of their driveways or ev
en SLE them to and from their precincts and when this is a contest where he set up to best nicale by like 1% 2% every little person coming out to those caucus sit matters you know you were right there you were just there that we were with the door knockers and I remember the the de Mo register poll had just come out and said you know it looks like Dan santis is actually trailing Nikki Haley well it looks like he just beat her albeit very very tightly right but a win is a win right right if you c
ould say I'm second that means you're not third and that matters going into New Hampshire right okay so and then we don't have exit polls in caucuses we have entrance polls like they they actually have people standing outside at some of these sites and go like what do you think as you go into the caucus s so we know a little bit about like demographics and things what are we seeing in all this data can you just help me wrap my mind around what it told us I think the most important takeaway is ag
e folks here in Iowa were're a little bit on the older side that benefits someone named Donald Trump 43% of the voters were aged 6 65 and older that group overwhelmingly supports Donald Trump voters 45 or older seem to preference Trump but less so with younger voters who seem split in between Trump and Dan santis and just younger voters didn't show up in the same kind of margins that maybe folks expected them to okay so like what you're saying is like people who would normally like Donald Trump
show up and like just Trump voters got out to the polls is that because of as much as we were talking about the disantis ground game is it is the Trump ground game just that impressive no it was not by accent it was not just coasting on Vibes only Trum campaign had a very ambitious Staffing effort basically dating all the way back to 2016 I want to throw some numbers away you ready for those numbers the Trump campaign had more than 2,000 Precinct captains hosting more than 400 ccus trainings and
collecting more than 50,000 commit to caucus cards brat the BET here is that Maga was more than a slogan it was a mobilizable movement right it it isn't just Vibes and energy that that they had to translate that to actually getting your boots in the snow getting in your car and coming out because it matters when people show up clearly right because I think there was this thought that there Trump was already doing so well in Iowa so maybe they wouldn't have to leave the house because their guy w
as already taken care of by their friends and fames neigh exactly right and they were like well my neighbor will take care of my guy right and Trump came to the state to assure his voter base that that can't be the case I actually remember him telling voters even if you die after you come out please come out even if you vote and didn't pass away it's worth if you're sick if you're just so shaking care darl I don't think get up and you look across these counties like you said there's 99 counties
in Iowa one of them went for Nikki Haley maybe like like that one's still the knife edge the others you cannot find a county where the plurality of these voters were not on the side of Donald Trump and if your name is Ronda S V ramasami where they've done the full grassly AKA visiting 99 counties once and if you're ramama Swami twice and you see see these margins you just can't help but be upset and think my return in investment was pretty much Kong not going to any other stage not trying this a
gain we'll see about the others actually we'll talk about those other candidates when we come back thanks Britney thank you so next up on start here is Iowa half full of trump voters or is it half empty campaigns need to decide real quick after the break with so much at stake so much on the line more Americans turn here than any other newscast ABC News World News Tonight with David mure America's number one most watched newscast across all of television from America's number one news comes the a
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t on ABC in an interview you talked about about how you felt the boogeyman was coming yeah but since I was a kid I felt something's going to get me the case of Jonathan major the actor convicted of charges what happened exactly do you know no I don't know she's unconscious your defense team has said that you were the victim that night who received injuries in the car I did Jonathan major speaks the impact by Nightline exclusive now streaming on Hulu in mccac one of the biggest unclimbed rock fac
es on the planet now I'm starting to get very excited if we manage to climb in cik it'll be the biggest first assent we've ever done oh my God it's so scary ultimately what's at stake with climbing this is not what I signed up for it's always your [Music] life from America's number one news comes the allnew ABC News app if you love being in the no you're going to love this experience the allnew ABC News app download it now okay so we talked about what just happened this just kicks off a new phas
e of this campaign so let's talk about what happens now and the day after today let's go to ABC's White House correspondent Mar Alis Parks who's with us right here in this kind of GOP war room I guess Mar Alis if this race isn't dead yet yet did Donald Trump just knock it down on the floor I don't know I just got back from a caucus site uh where Nikki Haley won and the woman who spoke on her behalf uh came rushing up to me at the end and said okay let me see the numbers let me see the numbers I
started talking to her about Trump's big numbers and she was like yeah yeah yeah but like where's Nikki Haley is second or third what's what's the spread what's the margin people here were ready for that secondary headline Trump winning here was seen by so many as a foregone conclusion and so what exactly his margin was going to be how far over 50% or not those were story lines they were already looking for I can picture a disantis room right now where supporters are saying okay Trump didn't get
60% and no that seems crazy to talk about but but there is this little bit of an argument he didn't get 60% right and if you uh if you have to make a pitch tomorrow and the day after that there's a reason to stay in this race there's a reason to keep giving to Rhonda santz that's the pitch you're making that that there's still about half of these voters who weren't voting for him and those were the voters that were dialed in at least the site I was at and they were looking today but that's inte
resting that like on one hand you look at this and you go wow half of all these Republicans are voting for Trump in a state where there are three or four like different candidates the other way of looking at it you're saying is have these people view Trump is like the president already and they they don't even want to vote for him these Republicans yeah and look over the last few days I've met a lot of those never Trump voters you know and that uh is a part of the party that clearly is not the d
ominant Factor here but it's a part of the party and it's a part of the party that's going to have to be reckoned with and what's interesting to me is how much that part of the party those voters who are not interested in um you know in a rematch of of of former president Trump um their their reasonings are all across the board right some people just flat out don't like him some people think he's a some people like him a whole lot but they think the Republicans lose too much when he's the top of
the ticket I talked to a you know just every sort of stripe of Republican uh voter and and I think that what there's nothing out of these results um that I think leaves any of those voters totally out I guess that's a sloppy way of saying I don't see Ronda santis packing it up with these results Nikki Haley's clearly proud of the work she has in New Hampshire and how um how she's really accelerated in the polls there uh you know people are um there's a lot of repu different kinds of Republican
voters that are going to find something they like to see in these results it sounds like neither of them considering dropping out right we haven't heard anything like that okay right so if that's the case what do they need to get out of say New Hampshire like what now looking at Trump 50 Dan santis 21 Nikki Haley 19 what needs to happen in New Hampshire for them to keep this dance going well I think Granda santis needs to not be completely embarrassed um Nikki Haley you know those are her voters
Independents can vote there if they want they can choose which other ballot they want she obviously we've talked so much she has the backing of Governor cunu so popular there in New Hampshire she's really accelerated in the polls there in New Hampshire she has to um really get within spitting distance of of trump in that in that um race if she for some reason she underperforms there that'll actually be a pretty big blow she probably wants to knock out Dan santis before she goes to her home stat
e of South Carolina to do battle there yeah and she she'd like to you know make it look more like a race with Trump I mean Trump's really popular in South Carolina she doesn't want to go home and just get romped on that's not fun and I think that you know Rhonda sandis is going to look for ways to spin um what I was just talking about against Nikki Haley in in the last few days he's really ramped up this argument that she's relying on those independent voters and that that somehow um isn't viabl
e or a betrayal of the Republican Party he's going to want to find data points or or future voters future endorsements in future states where he can say you know I have real Republicans I'm talking about real Republican issues he's GNA he's we're already seeing it he's trying to paint her as as the Rhino tough to be a second or third place finisher here but that's what we got all right Mary Alis Parks thank you so much thanks Brad okay that's going to do it for us here here in Iowa we got a jet
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ting in two Super Bowl titles and countless memories along the way the memories just come pouring back yeah you get the urge to start barking out orders at Eli at all it was I was late to this interview he's he's kind of giving me the look at it likey 5 minutes early but on this day it's not about football just wherever you like where you want to be two different charities but working together it's all about awareness it's all about letting people know what these families go through when they he
ar those incredible words your child has cancer September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month highlighting cancers affecting those 19 years old and under and while cancer in children and Adolescence is rare according to the CDC it's one of the leading causes of death by disease for children in the US ahead of the upcoming Awareness Month the Giants Legends are filming this video in life it takes a team to get through the tough stuff that's why this September in support of all those families who
have a child with cancer and those who've lost a child to this disease we want you to show us your team the theme is all about teamwork campaign urging viewers to take a selfie with people they lean on and post it with the hashtag show us your team smile coach one two three got it all right when you have cancer you're not going through it alone and and you're not going to beat it alone you're going to need a team of support from your family your friends your community your nurses and doctors in
the hospital that's why coach and I are are forming our own team and we're getting together and it's about you know saying thank you to those people that are helping you since 2015 Manning has partnered with hackin sack Meridian Health in New Jersey for the initiative tackle kids cancer which raises money for pediatric cancer research and patient care programs he represented them on the field during the NFL's my cause my cleat campaign last year on ESPN's Manning cast my CLE are supporting tackl
e kids cancer which does uh research for Pediatric cancer hackensac Meridian health here in New Jersey Eli's work with them in part helped him earn the NFL's Walter pton Man of the Year award for the 2016 2017 season it started with going to visit children in the hospital try to lift their spirits and it just became what else can I do how else can I be helpful how can I make a bigger impact and now you know eight years later I've raised over $20 million and as for what spurred him to get involve
d he credits the man next to him when I first got to New York Giants you saw and you know his passion for football but we also saw his passion uh for giving back like any strong team Manning and coughlin's organizations attack the cause with different skill sets while tackle kids cancer focuses on resarch search coughlin's J fund works on supporting families mainly through financial help a form of medication May cost a family over $200,000 in one year okay and you think about uh 87% of families
uh find that their income is depleted the J of the J fund refers to Jay McGillis a former defensive back who played for Coughlin at Boston College and passed away in 1992 after a battle with leukemia at that point in time having gone through it with his family I knew if I ever had a chance to give back this was how I would give back 31 years later do you still think about Jay while you're doing this work I do as for motivation now Coughlin and Manning need look no further than the patients and f
amilies they visit including Camila it's wonderful to meet you it's hard to not get really really attached to these kids they're just little guys going through something that God forbid you wouldn't want anybody to go through in both Eli and Coach also know making a difference can take many forms including just showing up there was a little boy who was very close to death and he couldn't come that day because he was in the hospital the father comes in with the with a little boy about 5:30 quter
6 Eli's already gone home I call Eli he comes back he spends time with a little boy and his dad about a week later the little guy passed away and his dad said that that was the greatest thing that ever happened to that little boy was spending a half an hour with Eli Manning you remember that I remember remember it well and uh you you feel for obviously the kid you feel for the families the parents and I know how I how I feel in my when one of my kids has has the flu uh let alone cancer and you w
ant to do anything to help them of course coach and quarterback did find some fun moments together during the shoot and shareed on Twitter Instagram or Facebook coach you've heard of those wise guy who do you think is better delivering jokes off the teleprompter you or Eli no doubt right here wait you know what a hash bag is what a what is exactly through that humor a large platform and a selfie to wrap it up 1 two three Eli and Coach hope their teamwork will help get help to those who need it t
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d plus TV's golden night the Stars dazzled at the EMS who came out on top and the surprise appearance that sparked a standing [Music] ovation we begin with former president Trump's big win in the Iowa caucus the former president dominated winning 51% of the vote the widest margin of victory since 19 76 Florida Governor Ronda santis and former un Ambassador Nikki Haley are vowing to keep campaigning after coming in second and third respectively but ramaswami is dropping out of the race and endors
ing Trump after coming in fourth entrance polls show 66% of caucus goers echoed Trump's false claim that Joe Biden did not legitimately win the 2020 election the former president's support was so strong that 63% of caucus goers said they would consider him fit for office even if he were convicted of a crime and the Iowa caucuses were the coldest on record with the lowest turnout in 25 years the Sub-Zero temperatures kept a lot of people home with just about a 100,000 coming out to vote in the ca
ucuses now the focus shifts to New Hampshire where the first primary is exactly one week away ABC News senior Congressional correspondent Rachel Scott is there with the latest a record-breaking victory for former president Donald Trump winning Iowa in a l Slide the big night is going to be in November when we take back our country and truly we do make our country great again Trump's 30-point win the largest for any Republican candidate in a contested Iowa caucus I want to congratulate Ron and Ni
kki for having a a good a good time together we're all having a good time together Florida Governor Ronda Santa staked his entire campaign on the state coming in a distant second but edging out former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley in spite of all of that that they threw at us everyone against us we've got our ticket punched out of Iowa Haley who was betting on a strong finish to launch her into New Hampshire falling short and into third our campaign is the last best hope of stopping the Tr
ump Biden nightmare it was the lowest caucus turnout in 25 years those determined to show up braving Subzero life-threatening temperatures and dangerous driving conditions it's been difficult but um we persevere and U those who persevere to the end they're going to win Iowa rarely picks the eventual Republican nominee but the caucuses often narrow the field Trump was quick to suggest it's time for his Rivals to get out of the race we want to come together uh whether it's republican or democrat o
r liberal or conservative it would be so nice if we we could come together and straighten out the world and moments later one Republican did drop out entrepreneur V ramas Swami who drew attention for his Brash Style on the debate stage and embrace of conspiracy theories suspending his campaign and endorsing Trump earlier tonight I called Donald Trump to tell him that I congratulate him on his victory and now going forward he will have my full endorsement for the presidency and I think we're goin
g to do the right thing for this country and of course now all the focus turns to New Hampshire where those Rivals have just days to prove that they can catch the front runner in this race former president Donald Trump as for Trump he didn't stay long in Iowa in fact he flew straight to New York overnight he's expected to appear in court today in that defamation case involving writer EEG Carroll the former president splitting his time between the campaign Trail and those courtrooms Diane senior
Congressional correspondent Rachel Scott thank you former president Trump's wind was fueled in part by older voters 56% of caucus goers ages 45 and up supported Trump among those under 45 34% back Trump while 29% picked projected second place finisher Ronda santis ABC News political director Rick Klein breaks down the polls for us hi Rick Diane the the Iowa race was an absolute romp Donald Trump over 50% more than half of Iowa caucus scores went for him you add up everyone else combined and they
don't even approach that he won 988 of the 99 counties in Iowa and the only one that he appears to have lost was by a single vote to Nikki heli so this was domination cities suburbs you name it everywhere you talk about it was Trump Trump trump and that battle for second uh Statewide ends up Landing just narrowly and very narrowly for Ronda santis and that is important because Ronda santis F all his chips in Iowa he was doing what he could to establish himself there if he had faded to third I t
hink there' be serious questions about his campaign as it is it's going to be hard for him or Nikki Haley to break through but what the next state brings Rings is a different portrait entirely so calling up the New Hampshire polls our polling average from our partners at 538 you see that things are a little bit closer Trump above Nikki Haley by only about 13 points and that was before we saw a couple of prominent dropouts Chris Christie out of the ray V ramaswami out of the race now ramaswami vo
ters are probably more likely Trump voters Christy voters more likely Haley voters but those are going to be the numbers to watch to see if that Gap gets any narrower in the in the week we have before New Hampshire Diane I'm political director Rick Klein thank you and to santis and Haley now have a steep climb looking ahead to the New Hampshire primary between the two of them they have 40% of the vote but that 40% is divided ABC News Chief Washington correspondent John Carl takes a look at what
that means for the Republican Party hi John and well look it was a blowout for Donald Trump there is no other way to put it but this was nearly the perfect result for Donald Trump in Iowa not only did he get more than 50% of the vote 30 Point roughly margin of Victory uh but perhaps even more important than that his opposition is divided so between Nikki Haley and Ronda santis you had roughly 40% of voting for somebody who wasn't Donald Trump but the thing is they were nearly perfectly divided i
t gives both of them a reason to stay in the race further uh dividing the opposition uh and if you look at the way those two have campaigned uh really for the past year uh they have campaigned uh by attacking each other by attacking other Republicans not really taking on Donald Trump that has begun to change a bit uh but you get the feeling like it's too little too late it goes to New Hampshire Nikki Haley in polling there it's actually the best place in the country uh for for a candidate not na
med Trump in polling anyway uh but we'll see does she get any kind of a bounce after coming in third uh in Iowa and by talking about how this is now a two-person race when she didn't come in the top two in Iowa we'll see how it goes one caveat to all of that is look only one state has voted and if you look at the actual turnout in Iowa you had about 110,000 people voting Donald Trump getting a little more than half of those uh it's a very small slice of the country a very small slice of the Repu
blican party that has voted there's a lot of voting to go but something has to change dramatically uh for Donald Trump to be dethroned as the absolute front runner for the Republican party or as the Trump supporters the Trump campaign will tell you really already they are considering him the presumptive nominee Diane Chief Washington correspondent John Carl thank you and former president Trump is making a stop in court ahead of the New Hampshire primary he said to stand trial in New York to dete
rmine whether he will have to pay additional damages for defaming writer eege Carroll when he denied her rape claims and mocked her while he was president in 2019 a jury in the same Courthouse already found Trump liable for sexually assaulting Carol in a department store dressing room in the 90s and for defaming her in 2022 the judge says that earlier verdict established the sexual assault and defamation occurred as Carol alleged so this second trial will determine what damages if any Trump must
pay for defaming Carol on two other occasions jury selection begins today Trump is appealing the earlier ruling meanwhile more than 200 million Americans are on alert for Dangerous wind chills snow and ice snow is still falling in the Northeast and freezing temperatures are settling in across the country ABC's Trevor alt is in Morristown New Jersey with the latest a bitter Arctic blast of snow on the Move leaving more than 200 million Americans under alert from Louisiana to the Northeast 23 Sta
tes impacted as a winter storm pummels through across the region ice and snow coated roads creating a dangerous commute this morning still coming down a heavy lake effect snow coming down on the Greater Buffalo area snow and ice wreaking havoc in the South that's in bad shape right there in Knoxville Tennessee a multi vhicle crash on I75 leaving one dead authorities there say a box truck rear ended a tractor trailer after losing control in the snow near Cedar Rapids Iowa several trucks crashing
along major interstates in Alabama this truck swerving and this one shutting down I 10 after overturning near Houston Texas really bad yeah do not drive at all it's not worth it this Lighthouse along Lake Michigan encased in ice because of the bitter cold and wind and Trevor alt has more now from Morristown New Jersey Trevor what are conditions like there right now well Diane I think a lot of those Iowa voters would say it's downright ball me because it's in the mid 20s but you can see it's pret
ty cold we got a mix of kind of everything coming down as these salt trucks are filling up to try to get out ahead of this as the snow's going to pile up we're expecting 3 to 5 in or so but there's also a mix of sleep and some freezing rain too just in this area this is just a microcosm though what a huge portion of the country is dealing with now there's now 20 states that are under alert it's from Louisiana all the way up to Maine we're talking about 60 million people that are impacted dealing
with some pretty dangerous road conditions too Dian so Trevor what are officials they most concerned about as this storm moves through uh they're especially concerned about the freezing rain so the temperatures being in the mid 20s right now means you get a little bit of rainfall but it's cold enough that it is going to freeze especially heading into tonight when temperatures are going to plunge even further it's going to be in the teens that means there's probably going to be some black ice ou
t there too the road conditions this morning were already pretty treacherous they are only going to get worse and that's why it's so important for all these Crews to get some salt out fill up their trucks and get it on the road to try to get a little bit ahead of it if they can but it's definitely going to get worse before it gets better Diane all right Trevor Alton Morris toown New Jersey thank you in the middle of the country is bracing for wind chills below zero officials are warning people t
o limit their time Outdoors Alex perz is in Chicago with some tips if you're headed out today hey Diane the fuel like temperature in Chicago today is brutal about 30° below zero it's the kind of cold that is very very dangerous and officials are warning people to limit their time outside but if you do have to get outside and into your car AAA does have a few tips they remind us that most modern cars have fuel injection so you don't have to worry about heating them up warming them up extensively
in fact they say you get in your car you turn it on and in the amount of time it takes you to put your seat Bel on your car should be ready to go now if you're having problems with your battery which is also very common when it gets this cold JD Power recommends flickering your high beams for about 15 to 30 seconds they say that process actually helps to wake up and recharge your battery now if you're having problems actually starting your car they recommend you only Crank that starter or press
that button 10 to 15 seconds at a time and take about one minute breaks in between those tries otherwise you risk creating other problems Diane Alex Perez in Chicago thank you and ABC News meteorologist Mar theor is tracking this storm and the brutal temperatures for us Samara so the coldest air of the season now sinking in really in full effect here take a look at some of the wind chills folks are waking up to this morning Chicago feeling like 27 degrees below zero even our friends down in Dall
as 3 degrees below zero is what it's feeling like for them now that storm in the Northeast it actually broke that snow drought in Washington DC Baltimore Philadelphia even New York City of 1 inch there over the next couple of hours the storm continues to move into New England and we want to keep note of those living a long I 95 and East we could see about a glaze to a tenth of an inch of ice with this storm system as it moves into New England by this evening it's at 10 p.m. it's wrapping up exit
ing stage left through Maine how much could we get well on the back end of this storm system we could see anywhere from 1 to 3 in but there are some spots that could see locally higher amounts anywhere from 6 to 12 in up in Maine and finally I want to talk about the Southern Tier of the storm system that's been bringing some freezing rain to cities like Baton Rouge mobile even the threat for severe weather into Central Florida Tampa Orlando Fort Meers could see damaging winds and there is a thre
at for an isolated tornado Diane ABC News meteorologist Samar Theodore thank you and we have breaking news two passenger planes have collided at an airport in Japan Japanese officials say Korean Air and Cath Pacific made contact on the tarmi at Hokkaido airport images appear to show a damaged Wing but luckily no injuries have been reported weather reports indicate visibility is poor in Northern Japan with heavy snow in some areas as comes just weeks after a deadly plane crash between a passenger
s Jet and a coast guard plane at a Tokyo Airport five Coast members were killed but all 379 passengers on the jet [Applause] [Music] survived tensions are rising in the Middle East after deadly explosions rocked the Iraqi city of bbil not far from the US Consulate now Iran's revolutionary guard is taking responsibility for the attack claiming they were TG targeting quote the headquarters of spies Chief National correspondent Matt Gutman is in Israel with the latest himat Dan IR Ron's Elite revol
utionary guard saying they fired ballistic missiles at what they called Israeli spy facilities in the northern Iraqi city of ir Bill overnight now they exploded killing at least four civilians right outside the US Consulate there no damage reported to us assets but this is part of this Regional escalation by Iranian backed proxies we've been been seeing including Hezbollah in Lebanon the htis and Yemen but direct action by Iran is more unusual and here just outside Gaza where un agencies describ
e unimaginable desperation and Collective punishment of the Palestinians Israel's defense minister saying that the most intense phase of fighting in the northern part of the Gaza Strip just behind me is now over will soon be over in the southern part of the strip and he is saying he is calling for a diplomatic path forward with Palestinians governing the Gaza Strip in the future not an Israeli occupation Diane Matt Gutman and Israel thank you coming up the airport breach caught on camera how a m
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ac and into a plane's engine later dying they are on the taxway found his clo in this dramatic surveillance video obtained by Salt Lake City Fox affiliate kstu from New Year's Day 30-year-old Kyler effinger is seen trying to open the door at an empty gate only a maintenance worker there he then runs to another gate pulling on that door throwing his shoe at the window before finding an emergency exit and making his way down a stairwell and onto the Airfield effinger father telling ABC News his so
n who has suffered from mental health issues was heading to Colorado but got held up going through security causing him to miss his flight police saying a store manager first alerted authorities to a disturbance involving a passenger clean ising to f a report on a white male individual that is harassing his employees and accusing him stealing his bag a male is wearing a yellow Jersy p with no shoes Salt Lake City police responding but they say they initially couldn't locate him cameras capturing
effinger running toward a Delta flight sitting on the deicing pad before taking off to San Francisco the tower contacted aircraft and shut the engine down just minutes later police finding effinger in the engine's intake cowling unconscious unable to revive him police speaking with ABC affiliate ktvx earlier this month the exact stage of the engine's operation remain under investigation but the air blades were circulating when officers arrived on scene now questions about how the 30-year-old wa
s able to get to the tarmac so easily that there wasn't anybody on surveillance video or there wasn't anybody uh with responsibility for security in the hallways that saw him after he made several attempts to get out of doors that were protected by Keys uh that's that's disturbing disturbing and tragic authorities are still waiting on a toxicology report so far there is no cause of death police say the engine was not running at the time they found effinger and Medics did have to administer Naran
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t of news to get to here's the rundown right now over 200 million Americans are waking up to dangerous weather across the country Federal offices are closed after the DC area got up to 6 Ines of snow overnight the snow is creating a messy morning commute throughout the Northeast including New York City and wind chills are in the single digits as far south as Texas now another storm system is expected to move through the Northwest and could make its way to the east coast by Friday a Nebraska man
is facing multiple charges after a rampage with a skid loader police say 36-year-old Samuel Pat stole the machine from his employer then slammed it into vehicles in at least two different parking lots including a police SUV with an officer still inside they say the man finally surrendered when the officer drew his weapon he was arrested on suspicion of second degree assault on an officer second degree assault and criminal mischief police said payot also damaged to nearby businesses with the skid
loader and the NBA is celebrating a centenarian the Nugget surprise Super Fan Bob web with a 100th birthday present he's sure to remember Bob got a free trip to the game a shoot around with his favorite player and then he got to hang out with mascot Rocky in a suite during the game Bob says he's watched every single minute the Nuggets played this season and that the team is almost part of the family a big happy birthday to [Music] Bob meanwhile we are taking a look at former president Trump's b
ig win in Iowa the former president dominated the Iowa caucuses winning 51% of the vote the widest margin of victory since 1976 Florida Governor Ronda santis and former un Ambassador Nikki Haley are vowing to stay in the race after coming in second and third respectively but m ramaswami is dropping out and endorsing Trump after coming in fourth now the focus shifts to New Hampshire where the first primary is ex exactly one week away ABC zoren sha is there so zoren what are you hearing from New H
ampshire voters ahead of next week's primary Diane the ground behind me is solid with snow voters I spoke to say so is this race Trump didn't just win last night he shattered the record he more than doubled the record that Iowa held and nearly every single person that I found in New Hampshire last night they were a trump supporter and look we're in a larger City but take a listen to what they said about the issues economy board security I think are the two most important things that I would be a
ddress hear what they're saying I would say economy immigration border security why do you care about that the most well I came here as a refugee so like I came here legally so like why should people start the law to come here illegally and get a bunch of benefits we're over a th000 miles away from the southern border over 1,000 miles and you heard immigration but you also heard people mention the economy but out here people think that both of those two things are linked they believe both are li
nked and they're not separate issues so what's on the candidates agenda there in New Hampshire okay so D Sanz came in second last night he's going straight to South Carolina that's where he went from uh from Iowa last night um and and that is to send a message that he is in this race for the long run now as for Trump he is going to New York for that defamation case Haley is the only one on the ground in New Hampshire right now she needs a win here in order to move on but all three of them are in
this state tonight with a events this evening and is there a key message that these candidates are trying to send to New Hampshire voters you know Diane if you were listening to Haley's speech last night this is what I thought was really interesting she didn't even mention D santis both her and stist want people to believe true party race and is if you look Beyond it's really hard to believe that she's going to be able to rely on those Diane all right soen Sha in New Hampshire stay warm zaren t
hank you meanwhile vice president kamla Harris is speaking out about the race for the Republican nomination in an ABC News exclusive interview Harris says she's confident in President Biden's chances no matter who they face in November no matter who the Republican nominee is we're winning we're winning do you you've seen the numbers you know a lot do you think Donald Trump at this point is a foregone conclusion I don't know but look if it is Donald Trump we've beat him before and we'll beat him
again uh when you again look at all of the issues that are at stake including our standing in the world I think that the people of America um want more in terms of um the outcome of this election and and and charting the the course for the future of our country hey BBC News chief White House correspondent Mary Bruce joins me now for more Mary I know you spent the day behind the scenes with the vice president as she was campaigning in South Carolina what did she tell you about this race where it
stands right now well look Diane KLA Harris has really been taking on this expanded role in the campaign she's been out criss-crossing the country leading on issues like Reproductive Rights and voting rights she has actually been doing you know in many ways the bulk of the campaigning so far during the Biden Harris re-election but so much of their message as we see in the polls just isn't resonating with Americans it isn't getting across and I pressed the vice president on this and she admits th
ey have a lot of work to do in getting their message across making sure that Americans realize all of the things that she feels that their Administration has accomplished but she also says you know they can't take anything for granted they can't take a single vote for granted she told me they she knows they have to earn this re-election fight now the Vice President also addressed concerns over President Biden's age saying that she spends a lot of time with him and she sees how smart he is how ca
n the campaign overcome those concerns yeah it's a really good question and one that we took directly to her because of course the president's age he is 81 years old he would be the oldest sitting president uh in American history this is certainly the oldest to run a campaign like this and we know that it is top of- mind for voters and we have seen the president's age uh increasingly be a concern our polling show that increasing number of Voters are concerned that the president simply doesn't ha
ve the mental sharpness to serve another four years and when I asked her what their plan is to change that perception she didn't really have a solid answer I mean she notes that she spends a lot of time she sees the president every single day she says he is up to this task he's you know sharp as attack he's uh incredibly engaged but I said you know look voters aren't seeing that Joe Biden so if that's the president that she is seeing how do they make sure that Americans have a sense uh of that v
ersion of the president as well and she didn't have a solid answer and this is going to continue to be a real challenge for this campaign and they know that going forward I think it's why you've also seen a lot of criticism even from some prominent Democrats that their campaign needs to be more aggressive that Biden has to be out there more interacting with voters you know being that old Joe Biden that that that connects with voters you know that kind of connection that got him elected in the fi
rst place and it will be interesting to watch going forward to see whether the president sort of ramps up being on the trail and whether he changes the style of some of these events whether he does you know fewer sort of traditional speeches behind a Podium and more casual events out there shaking hands more traditional campaigning now Trump's support in Iowa was so strong that 65% of caucus goers said they would consider him fit for office even if he were convicted of a crime Mary so what do th
e results in Iowa mean for President Biden's campaign yeah some pretty astounding numbers but in talking with the campaign this morning they don't find it surprising look they know that Donald Trump has this incredibly loyal base right the question is what about uh those voters who aren't so loyal what about those Republicans you know who who may really not like Donald Trump but aren't quite sure where to go and that is why you are seeing you know that the Biden Harris campaign is really focused
in on that central theme essentially of trying to stop Donald Trump from getting his second term but also uh doing so because they argue that Donald Trump is a danger to American democracy and I think what's really up for grabs here of course are that that small sliver of the electorate that are independent because the Biden Harris campaign knows the Donald Trump's most artan supporters they're they're always going to back him no matter what but they also point to the fact that so far when you
look at the last several elections when you look back at the midterms when you have those You Know M Extreme candidates as they refer to them when you put those up against you know in a competitive race uh those really sort of farri candidates aren't winning and that's a good sign for for the Biden Harris campaign that's something they point to but yes I think those numbers are astounding to a lot across the country uh but maybe not so shocking for the Biden Harris campaign there was another num
ber that stuck out too entrance polls showed 66% of Iowa caucus goers echoed Trump's false claim that Biden did not legitimately win the 2020 election how concerning is that for the campaign yeah look they know that this is what they are up against and I think for the campaign it just underscores that fundamental message that we were just discussing this is why they say that there's so much at stake in this campaign in this election right now because they say this is why the very fundamental fre
edoms uh of our country are on the line in this election you know the basic principle that that you know how our democracy functions that someone does win and someone does lose a race and having you know Integrity in our election systems and and being able to to back and believe in a peaceful transfer of power these are the kinds of things that they argue are at stake in this election and they feel when you look at those numbers it only goes to validate their argument chief White House correspon
dent Mary Bruce thank you and you can see more of Mary's exclusive interview with vice president Harris tonight on ABC News live Prime coming up the warning about how artificial intelligence could trans form the way we work how what you could do or rather what you do could be changed by AI also ahead the self checkout backlash why major retailers are re-evaluating how we shop with so much at stake so much on the line more Americans turn here than any other newscast ABC News World News Tonight wi
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victim that night who received injuries in the car I did Jonathan major speaks the impact by Nightline exclusive now streaming on Hulu welcome back a new report is Raising concerns over artificial intelligence in the workforce it says up to 40% of global jobs could be affected by AI with some eliminated altogether now experts say Industries should find ways to embrace AI while protecting and supporting workers ABC's Elizabeth Shel has the latest hey Diane this is an ominous warning about how ar
tificial intelligence could transform the way we work a new report from the international monetary fund finds that up to 40% of jobs around the world could be affected by AI how much your job might change depends on the kind of work that you do so for example higher skilled workers think of tech jobs that analyze a lot of data are at risk of getting replaced by Ai and that's different from previous waves of automation that mostly affected lower skilled workers doing manual labor but while AI cou
ld eliminate some jobs this report also makes clear that it could boost productivity help workers salaries go up the key takeaway from the IMF here is that industry should find ways to embrace AI but also to put safety nets in place support and train workers so that they don't get left behind Diane all right Elizabeth Shel thank you meanwhile growing backlash against self checkout has some stores bringing back human cashiers the stores say customers are complaining about the machines and there's
also an issue of inventory loss Gio bonitz has more on why human cashiers are making a comeback self checkout you either love it or I hate it I hate it if I'm going to do the work give me a discount several major retail ERS are listening and re-evaluating their self checkouts some business analysts pointing less to customer satisfaction and more to inventory loss as part of the problem the technology that is powering self checkout is also layering in other technology like AI That's monitoring t
he customer that's checking out the products one industry survey found that self checkout represented 30% of transactions in 2021 and that 96% of food retail surveyed offered it at their stores but with them come complaints of tech glitches there's always like one item that doesn't scan and then all of a sudden like you know that light goes from green to Yellow above you an impersonal experience a lot of us want a human being we want to have that conversation we want to be able to voice our conc
erns or ask a question about a product and long lines so even here at the grocery store this line here this is all for self checkout so you're still going to have to wait in line Target stores now limiting the number of items at their self checkouts to reportedly shorten those wait times Dollar General says it plans to ramp up its employee Presence at the front of the stores noting the convenience of self checkout to some customers but saying it does not reduce the importance of a friendly helpf
ul employee who is there to greet customers and assist while the checkout process is happening people want that interaction here at RiverTown IGA a small Ohio grer just outside of Cincinnati they have two self- checkout stations but say they Pride themselves on their personal check-ins from their cashiers our self checkouts is just an option if you don't want to use it please go see the regular cashiers because they're gonna know you know your family know what you usually shop for they're going
to talk about the town gossip they're our friends and the consumers we spoke with do say that self checkout is convenient for one or two things but they say they really enjoy having that personal interaction with the cashier so this really is a backlash against the self checkout lane we'll see what happens though Diane all right we'll be watching that one Gio bonitz thank you coming up TV's golden night the Stars dazzled at the emys who came out on top and the surprise appearance that sparked a
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nce the allnew 2020 limited series premiering Monday night on ABC reporting from Boston I'm Whit Johnson wherever the story is we'll take you there you're streaming ABC News [Music] live welcome back TV's top shows are celebrating after some big wins at the 75th Emmy Awards the 2023 Emmys were delayed by the Hollywood writers and actors strike but the show was was well worth the wait Lara Spencer has more on the biggest moments television's biggest night finally back for its 75th Anniversary Hel
lo friends and Welcome to our emy's neighborhood the Emy Sayang yes chef to the bear the FX and Hulu series sweeping all of its categories in its first year of competition with six mes including outstanding comedy series stars Jeremy Allen White Evan Moss and Iowa debris all nabbing acting Awards probably not like a dream to immigrate to this country and have your child be like I want to do improv but um your real ones uh thank you so much for this it means the world thank you and succession tyi
ng the bear for most wins taking one last Victory lap for its final season including the coveted award for Outstanding Drama Series we are so honored we've loved making this show Sarah snook winning lead dramatic actor for her performance as shiv Roy pregnant during filming and now telling her daughter what she couldn't back then the proximity of her life growing inside me gave me the strength to uh do this and this performance and uh I love you so much and it's all for you from here on out than
k you and Snooks onscreen brother Kieran kulen beating out co-stars Brian Cox and Jeremy Strong for lead actor uh I wasted all my time hugging everybody I love you all so much um especially everyone in the cast Jay Alan Sarah Brian every single one thank you so much and the voters have no beef with beef the limited series nabbing five statues Ali Wong making history as the first woman of Asian descent to ever win for a leading role I wouldn't be standing here without my parents my amazing parent
s my my mother um and and my father who I so wish was alive to share this moment with me my my hilarious father who loved me unconditionally and taught me the value of failure and her co-star Steven Yan also winning his category the night tying the record for the most winning actors and actresses of color Quinta Brunson the first black lead actress to win for a comedy in over 40 years thank you so much um I love making Abid Elementary so much and I am so happy to be able to live my dream and act
out comedy I want to thank me Andi Nash bats taking home the prize for outstanding supporting actress in a limited series and for the best speech of the night I accept this award on behalf of every black and brown woman who has gone unheard yet overp policed like Glenda Cleveland like Sandra Bland like Briana Taylor as an artist my job is to speak truth to power and baby I'mma do it to the day I die first time host blackish star Anthony Anderson leading us through the eventful Night With a Litt
le Help from mom as timekeeper attempting to wrap the always hilarious Jennifer kulage during her win for supporting actress in a drama I want to thank all the evil gays you know I just really really I just especially you know yes Paulo Franchesco and Bruno thank you I know I'm getting WRA it up okay yes okay um yes and um I I just I love you baby but time okay guess what guess what one more thing I love you too I just want to say one thing and in a surprise appearance a familiar face returning
to the stage Christina Applegate who's been open about her battle with Ms walking out to a standing ovation you're totally shaming me with disability by standing up it's fine okay um body not by OIC okay let's go amazing to see her doing so well and cracking jokes Lara Spencer thank you for that and will Gans is here with more tea from the Emmys will is the tea hot today woo putting it mildly Diane the tea is hot but you know what's even hotter that fashion last night I'm not the red carpet but
the silver carpet as TV's leading ladies put bold colors and textures in the spotlight I texted my group chat yesterday and I said fashion is fun again you guys let's start with Jessica Chastain in Gucci stunning there Megan fee and custom armanii Hannah watting ham in maresa oh you can't even see but she had a long like tool train at the bottom of that dress it was so good Isa Ray and Pamela Roland she was my favorite I mean it looks like an old Bob Macky dress like it's just look at the moveme
nt I love everything about and she had the little hair piece into oh loved it so good and then my very favorite I saved for last Simone Tabasco in Marne so she is one of the uh Italian girls from White Lotus and this dress it's just like it's everything I've never seen anything like it it's young it's fun it's just it was so good and she is pulling it off beautifully exactly so if the uh emys are any indication for what we're going to get from the Oscars this year buckle up people it's going to
be a good one all right now let's talk about the off camera moments that you didn't get to see some that you might have missed Rob mcalaney was at the for and It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia reunion but his priorities were still backed on the East Coast you guys sharing this photo of himself watching the Eagles game from his seat in the theater writing who schedules the Emmys the same night as the Eagles he followed up with a separate photo saying worth it I guess I mean I guess when you get t
o hold an Emmy Award yeah it's okay that you're missing the game all right and if you thought you were hallucinating a Green Goblin on the red carpet in the seats even on stage during the show you weren't hallucinating you guys this is Dr roll a cast member from RuPaul's Drag Race her name is Princess Poppy and uh she certainly made a statement I guess you know you couldn't miss her a bold bold statement there and then look at this sweet moment I want to point out between Ariana deos and Bella R
amsey so Sunday night the critic's Choice Awards there was a joke that Bella read from the prompter saying that Ariana was a quote actor that thinks they can sing well all is well that ends well many fans happy to see these two stars supporting one another especially since they're both members of the lgbtq plus community so everybody just a joke everyone's fine exact we're all friends here all right and it was a golden night for the Rocket Man Sir Elton John winning an Emmy for best variety spec
ial live for his Farewell concert at Dodger Stadium a good win for sure but it won him EG got status he's only the 19th person ever to have an Emy Grammy Oscar and Tony Award to his name Elton saying in a statement the journey to this moment has been filled with passion dedication and unwavering support of my fans all around the world he still got it he still got it is for sure I'm kind of surprised he didn't have egot status already I know right but you know better late than never news elen Joh
n wasn't already an egot winner yeah exactly that's the real headline here all right and the 75th emys were a family affair we saw a little taste of it just now in Lara's piece most award shows used playoff music to rap long speeches Anthony Anderson however used his mother Doris her most formidable opponent of the evening John Oliver take a look I I am not leaving without getting played off by Anthony Anderson's mom so I'm going to start reading off the names of the Liverpool football team in g
oal Allison Becka then you got Trent Alexander Arnold then you got Virgil Van Dyke obviously oh she's not here I can get through the whole team then baby I'd like to thank Jesus and my family thank you okay all it took was that one baby she had the look she gave him the look too I know if she was looking at me like that you know I can talk a lot around here too so we might need a madoris hold on yeah baby there's the look and there's the voice Diane knows she was also employ there it is there it
is baby all right go baby that was the 75th Emmy Awards you guys a really fun night fun fashion fun moments I can't wait for Oscars baby baby wrap it up I'm out well G thank you and thank you for streaming with us I am Diane M ABC News live is here for you anytime with the latest news context and Analysis we'll wrap it up now baby in an interview you talked about how you felt the boogeyman was coming yeah since I was a kid I felt something's going to get me the case of Jonathan major the actor
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Trump's big win in Iowa capturing more than 50% of the vote Ron STIs bit nickii for a distant second place what it means for the race as the focus now shifts to New Hampshire over 200 million Americans are waking up to weather alerts the latest on the dangerous driving conditions and life-threatening subzero temperatures plus Americans owe more than a trillion dollars in credit card debt we've got expert tips for prioritizing your finances and getting out of the [Music] hole we begin with forme
r president Trump's big win in Iowa the former president dominated the Iowa cus winning 51% of the vote the widest margin of victory since 1976 Florida Governor Ronda santis and former un Ambassador Nikki Haley are vowing to keep campaigning after coming in second and third respectively but V ramaswami is dropping out of the race and endorsing Trump after coming in fourth the Iowa caucuses were the coldest on record with the lowest turnout in 20 5 years now the focus shifts to New Hampshire wher
e the first primary is exactly one week away ABC News senior Congressional correspondent Rachel Scott is there with the [Applause] latest a record-breaking victory for former president Donald Trump winning Iowa in a landslide the big night is going to be in November when we take back our country and truly we do make our country great again Trump's 30-point win the large for any Republican candidate in a contested Iowa caucus I want to congratulate Ron and Nikki for having a a good a good time to
gether we're all having a good time together Florida Governor Ronda santz staked his entire campaign on the state coming in a distant second but edging out former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley in spite of all of that that they threw at us everyone against us we've got our ticket punched out of Iowa haly who was betting on a strong finish to launch her into New Hampshire falling short and into third our campaign is the last best hope of stopping the Trump Biden nightmare it was the lowest c
aucus turnout in 25 years those determined to show up braving Subzero life-threatening temperatures and dangerous driving conditions it's been difficult but um we persevere and um those who persevere to the end they're going to win Iowa rarely picks the eventual Republican nominee but the caucuses often narrow the field Trump was quick to suggest it's time for his Rivals to get out of the race we want to come together uh whether it's republican or democrat or liberal or conservative it would be
so nice if we could come together and straighten out the world and moments later one Republican did drop out entrepreneur V ramaswami who drew attention for his Brash Style on the debate stage and embrace of conspiracy theories suspending his campaign and endorsing Trump earlier tonight I called Donald Trump to tell him that I congratulate him on his victory and now going forward he will have my full endorsement for the presidency and I think we're going to do the right thing for this country an
d of course now all the focus turns to New Hampshire where those Rivals have just days to prove that they can catch the front runner in this race former president Donald Trump as for Trump he didn't stay long in Iowa in fact he flew straight to New York overnight he's expected to appear in court today in that defamation case involving writer eene Carrol the former president splitting his time between the campaign Trail and those courtrooms Diane senior Congressional correspondent Rachel Scott th
ank you and ABC's zoren Shaw joins me now from Manchester New Hampshire for more zoren are the results in Iowa influencing New Hampshire voters Diane first I want to set this up for you so I went out last night I spoke to some voters and nearly every person that I spoke to said that they were voting for Donald Trump we are not in a rural area we're in Manchester New Hampshire more importantly I asked each of them do the results in Iowa change your mind take a listen to what they said is there an
ything that could come out of Iowa tonight that would change your mind about how you're voting in New Hampshire no is there anything coming out of Iowa tonight that is changing your mind about your candidate uh no I'm pretty sad it sounds like your mind is 100% Made Up On Again most of the people that we spoke to last night were Trump supporters but beyond what we are hearing I want to tell you what we are seeing out here our embed Kelsey has been out here for months and she's driven around New
Hampshire and she keeps seeing Trump signs over and over and over again throughout this state but they are not from 2024 they're from 2020 from 20 16 they have weathered the storms and he has weathered this moment that Royal that loyalty runs very very deep in this state still so what are Haley and D santis campaigns saying about how they can close the gap with Trump so Haley didn't even mention DeSantis by the way last night if you heard her speech Haley and DeSantis want people to believe that
this is a two-person race Haley is targeting Independents and there are a lot of them in this state but when you look Beyond New Hampshire she will not be able to rely on those Independents that Gap is going to be very hard to close look Trump first came to New Hampshire in 1987 to flirt with a political run he spoke to the Republican party out here Diane you and I were hardly in preschool at that moment and some people here still remember him from back then so what's on the candidates agendas
there so Des santis uh he came in second place last night he went straight to South Carolina and that is to send a message it's very intentional that he is in this race for the long run Trump he went straight to New York for his defamation case Haley is on the ground right now she's the only of the three candidates on the ground in this moment she needs a win here to move on all three of them though will be in the state tonight with events this evening Diane all right Zan sha in New Hampshire th
ank you and former president Trump is making a stop in court ahead of the New Hampshire primary he said to stand trial in New York to determine whether he'll have to pay a additional damages for defaming writer egene Carroll when he denied her claimed that he raped her in the 90s and then mocked her while he was president in 2019 a jury in the same Courthouse already found him liable for sexually assaulting Carol in a department store dressing room in the 90s and for defaming her in 2022 the jud
ge says that earlier verdict established the sexual assault and defamation occurred as Carol alleged so this second trial will determine what damages if any Trump has to pay for defaming her on two other occasions let's bring in zenor investigative correspondent eron kerki outside Court along with ABC News legal contributor Brian buckmire for more Aaron Trump is appealing this earlier ruling that found him liable of defamation and sexual assault so how could that affect this trial it won't uh th
e judge has already determined that the the defamation and the sexual assault occurred so the only issue at this trial is whether and how much Trump might have to pay egene Carol for defaming her on other occasions Trump arrived at this Courthouse a short while ago as motorcade pulled in underground so we didn't get to see the former president but we have had a look at him in court he's seated two tables behind egene Carroll who he has continued to disparage uh most recently saying that he doesn
't know who she is despite the jury's earlier finding last May that he sexually assaulted her in a department store dressing room back in the 1990s d and the case is already uh underway with jury selection and it's already combative with Trump's defense attorneys making several motions and arguments that the judge is denying uh making it clear uh that that Trump's with him in the room uh it's going to be it's going to be perky today in court all right Brian jury selection begins today so how cha
llenging is that in a case like this it's going to be very challenging because we're not arguing whether or not he defamed or sexually in E and Carol because that's already been decided it's all about dollar amounts so for Trump's team it's going to be about okay we want to relitigate some of these issues to whatever extent the judge allows us that would afford US the opportunity to lower that dollar amount as much as possible but who's going to believe the story when the judge has already curta
iling the information coming in and so for the for Ean Carol I think it's going to be pretty good easy pick whoever is just going to count the numbers for Donald Trump's team it's a difficult task Ain what's at stake in this trial what sort of penalty could Trump have to pay Pay Here money uh egene Carol is asking for at least $10 million in Damages plus uh more unspecified uh damages so she is looking for a significant amount of money in addition to the $5 million in Damages uh the the other ju
ry awarded her back in May that money's in escrow while Trump appeals the case uh Because he believes he shouldn't have to pay anything to egene Carol uh but a trial that could last only couple 3 days uh is a lot riding on it financially for the former president and uh he still has a campaign to run but as we've talked about on a number of occasions Diane his legal challenges and his political case at this point are one and the same the arrival here at court just 12 hours after his uh victory in
the Iowa caucuses really tells you what this campaign and what this campaign season for Donald Trump are all about Brian the judge has cleared the way for Trump to testify if he wants to How likely is he do you think to take the stand and what happens if he gets up there and says listen this whole assault never happened given that has already been decided in court well the great thing about this is we've seen this already last week with a with a civil case in New York where judge Enron said you
can testify but only these limited situations and Trump went up there and didn't testify or or give a closing in that limited situation I would expect the same thing here he'd get up there profess his innocence profess has never happened PR doesn't know who EEG and Caroll is and I think ultimately a judge will shut him down say you know what we're done I'm going to maybe wipe that from the record jury ignore that I think the big difference between the civil case and this case though is there's
a jury so the judge is really looking to try to curtail how much of a circus this is going to be for the purpose of the jury really only deciding the relevant information all right eron kerki Brian buckmeier thank you both and we have breaking news on the Gilgo Beach murders prosecutors in suffi County have just announced that a grand jury has indicted suspected long Island serial killer Rex hman formally charging him in the death of a fourth woman in New York this comes say hman is expected to
appear in a Long Island courtroom today he's already charged with killing three women whose bodies were found in close proximity now prosecutors say he will face charges in the murder of Mor Morin brainer Barnes who was 25 years old when she vanished in 2007 hurman has pleaded not guilty to killing the other three women meanwhile more than 200 million Americans are on alert for dangerous wind chills snow and ice Snow's still falling in the Northeast and freezing temperatures are settling in acro
ss the country ABC's Trevor alt is in Morristown New Jersey with the latest a bitter Arctic blast of snow on the Move leaving more than 200 million Americans under alert from Louisiana to the Northeast 23 States impacted as a winter storm pummels through across the region ice and snow coated roads creating a dangerous commute this morning morning still coming down a heavy lake effect snow coming down on the Greater Buffalo area snow and ice wreaking havoc in the South that's a bad shape right th
ere in Knoxville Tennessee a multi vehicle crash on I75 leaving one dead authorities there say a box truck rear ended a tractor trailer after losing control in the snow near Cedar Rapids Iowa several trucks crashing along major interstates in Alabama this truck swerving and this one shutting down I 10 after overturning near Houston Texas really bad yeah do not drive at all it's not worth it this Lighthouse along Lake Michigan encased in ice because of the bitter cold and wind and there were 3,00
0 flights canceled yesterday with several hundred more already canceled today as for the roads the temperatures are also making the problems worse as they fall with a mix of freezing rain we're expecting those roads to be very slippery it's why it's so important for these Crews to get get out here and put some salt down on the roads Diane and ABC News meteorologist Mar Theodor is tracking the storm where it's headed next and how long these brutal temperatures will hang around hi Samara so the co
ldest air of the season now sinking in really in full effect here take a look at some of the wind chills folks are waking up to this morning Chicago feeling like 27 degrees below zero even our friends down in Dallas 3 degrees below zero is what it's feeling like for them now that storm in the Northeast it actually broke that snow drought in Washington DC Baltimore Philadelphia even New York City of 1 in there over the next couple of hours the storm continues to move into New England and we want
to keep note of those living along I 95 and East we could see about a glaze to a tenth of an inch of ice with this storm system as it moves into New England by this evening at the 10 p.m. it's wrapping up exiting stage left through Maine how much could we get well on the back end of this storm system we could see anywhere from 1 to 3 in but there are some spots that could see locally higher amounts anywhere from 6 to 12 in up in Main and finally I want to talk about the Southern Tier of the stor
m system that's been bringing some freezing rain to cities like bat Rouge mobile even the threat for severe weather into Central Florida Tampa Orlando Fort Meers could see damaging winds and there is a threat for an isolated tornado Diane ABC News meteorologist Samar Theodor thank [Music] [Applause] you tensions are rising in the Middle East after deadly explosions rocked the Iraqi City of Aral not far from the US Consulate now Iran's revolutionary guard is taking responsibility for the attack c
laiming they were targeting quote the headquarters of spies Chief National correspondent Matt Gutman is in Israel with the latest hi Matt Dan IR Ran's Elite revolutionary guard saying they fired ballistic missiles at what they called Israeli spy facilities in the northern Iraqi city of ir Bill overnight now they exploded killing at least four civilians right outside the US Consulate there no damage reported to us assets but this is part of this Regional escalation by Iranian backed proxies we've
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te and avoid an import ban the tech giant briefly stopped selling the Apple 9 and Ultra 2 models last month after the International Trade Commission ruled that Apple violated the patents of the medical tech company mosimo well Apple says the blood oxygen feature will continue to be available on those watches for now while it awaits a decision on the ban from the US court of appeals that decision could take at least a year Ikea says it is sticking to its plan to cut prices even amid the Red Sea s
hipping crisis houthi attacks on commercial ships in the Red Sea are disrupting global Shipping but Ikea CEO says prices are coming down in its supply chain and a plans to pass those savings along to Consumers Ikea also says it has enough inventory to offset price hikes from any supply chain shocks the last time Ikea raised prices was 2022 but the retailer started cutting them last year and it is last call for drizzly Uber says it's shutting down the alcohol delivery app it bought just three yea
rs ago for $1.1 billion Uber bought drizzly during the stay-at-home pandemic era when home deliveries were soaring drizzly will officially close at the end of March but not to fear groceries and alcohol will still be available for delivery on Uber Eats all right good to hear that Alexis christopherus thank you you're welcome and if you have any Finance questions for Alexis leave a message on her Instagram feed she might answer your question right here on Thursday meanwhile millions of Americans
are looking to pay off debt in the new year a new report shows Americans owe more than a trillion dollars in credit card debt and that's not counting mortgages and other loans ABC's Melissa Adon has more on how to manage and pay off debt a new report from nerd wallet found that Americans owe a total of $1.21 trillion in credit card debt this year we found that credit card debt is up 16% compared to a year ago and that's not the only form of borrowing that costs more mortgages student loans and a
uto loans are also up which is putting a lot of people in a very tough situation when it comes to being able to repay those loans nerd wallet Sarah rner says the first step to paying down debt is to make a list of all the amounts you owe and the interest rate for each debt then make a debt payoff plan and that idea is to keep you motivated and organized while you make Debt Pay payments one popular method is debt Avalanche where you prioritize the debt with the highest interest rate first then mo
ve to the debt with the next highest interest rate on your list or you could try a debt snowball where you focus on the debt with the lowest balance and keep moving your way up to higher balances rner says you can also try to lower the interest rates on your cards start by calling the number on the back of your credit card and talk to somebody in customer service and see if you'd be eligible for a lower credit card interest rate you can also look into balance transfer credit cards you typically
have to pay a small fee it's 3 to 5% of the transferred balance so that's something to budget for but if what you can stand to save on interest is higher than that fee it does become worth it and if you're struggling to make just minimum monthly payments rner says there's help available look for a nonprofit Credit Counseling Service they can help you with your budgeting with debt negotiations and with other actions you can take to help make your debt a little bit more manageable Melissa Adon tha
nk you coming up the icy dog rescue in Utah see the moment a brave firefighter pulled this pup out of freezing water and how he's doing [Music] now this is ABC News live the crush families here in Poland at Refugee centers in Putin's Russia on the ground in Ukraine close to the front line from Capital destructive Cat 4 stor along I Boston is in the bullseye let's go ABC News live America's number one streaming news anytime anywhere streaming 24/7 straight to you for free thank you for making ABC
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saving a dog from an icy Pond Bob the dog is now back with his owners that firefighter is sharing his story Lara Spencer has a look at the amazing rescue don't worry sa a heroing rescue firefighter Logan Hadley attempting to save Bob the dog okay come here take a look as Bob thrashes around in the freezing Waters trapped by an ice shelf Hadley bravely crawling on all fours while Bob's owner can be heard trying to calm the pup down Bob be good Bob paddling over to Hadley but then gets nervous he'
s F by his face the two finally making it out of the water to AR rousing Round of Applause we train for stuff like that but this the first time we've actually uh had an ice rescue to my knowledge um we do have other animal rescues like we've gotten uh Ducks out of grates or cats off of roof or something like that um but this our first time we've gotten a dog out of the water well did it like a pro or thanks to Lara Spencer for that report and thanks to you for streaming with us I'm Diane Meo ABC
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are waking up to dangerous weather across the country Federal offices are closed after the DC area got up to 6 Ines of snow overnight the snow is creating a messy morning commute throughout the Northeast including New York City and wind chills are in the single digits as far south as Texas now another storm system is expected to move through the Northwest and could make its way to the east coast by Friday a Nebraska man is facing multiple charges after a rampage with a skid loader police say 36
-year-old Samuel Pat stole the machine from his employer then slamed into vehicles in at least two different parking lots including a police SUV with an officer still inside they say the man finally surrendered when the officer drew his weapon he was arrested on suspicion of second degree assault on an officer second degree assault and criminal mischief police said payot also damaged two nearby businesses with the skid loader and the NBA is celebrating a centenarian the Nugget surprised Super Fa
n Bob web with a 100th birthday present he's sure to remember Bob got a free trip to the game a shoot around with his favorite player and then he got to hang out with mascot Rocky in a suite during the game Bob says he's watched every single minute the Nuggets played this season and that the team is almost part of the family a big happy birthday to [Music] Bob meanwhile we are taking a look at former president Trump's big win in Iowa the former president dominated the Iowa caucus is winning 51%
of the vote the the widest margin of victory since 1976 Florida Governor Ronda santis and former un Ambassador Nikki Haley are vowing to stay in the race after coming in second and third respectively but m ramaswami is dropping out and endorsing Trump after coming in fourth now the focus shifts to New Hampshire where the first primary is exactly one week away ABC zoren sha is there so zoren what are you hearing from New Hampshire voters ahead of next week's primary and Diane the ground behind is
solid with snow voters I spoke to say so is this race Trump didn't just win last night he shattered the record he more than doubl the record that Iowa held and nearly every single person that I found in New Hampshire last night they were a trump supporter and look we're a larger City but take a listen to what they said about the issues economy security think are the two most important things that I would be interested to hear what they're saying I would say Economist immigration here it is and
why do you hear about that the most well I came here as a refugee so like I came here legally so like why should people start the lot to come here illegally and get a bunch of benefits we're over a th000 miles away from the southern border over a thousand miles and you heard immigration but you also heard people mention the economy but out here people think that both of those two things are linked they believe both are linked and they're not separate issues so what's on the candidates agenda the
re in New Hampshire okay so D santis came in second last night he's going straight to South Carolina that's where he went from uh from Iowa last night um and and that is to send a message that he is in this race for the long run now as for Trump he is going to New York for that defamation case Haley is the only one on the ground in New Hampshire right now she needs a win here in order to move on but all three of them are in this state tonight with events this evening and is there a c message tha
t these candidates are trying to send to New Hampshire voters you know Diane if you were listening to Haley's speech last night this is what I thought was really interesting she didn't even mention DeSantis both her and disantis want people to believe two party race and a is is targeting Independence if you look Beyond new though it's really hard to believe that she's going to be able to rely on those Diane all right zoren Sha in New Hampshire stay warm zoren thank you meanwhile vice president k
amla Harris is speaking out about the race for the Republican nomination in an ABC News exclusive interview Harris says she's confident in President Biden's chances no matter who they face in November no matter who the Republican nominee is we're winning we're winning do you you've seen the numbers you know a lot do you think Donald Trump at this point is a foregone conclusion I don't know but look if it is Donald Trump we've beat him before and we'll beat him again uh when you again look at all
of the issues that are at stake including our standing in the world I think that the people of America um want more in terms of um the outcome of this election and and and charting the the course for the future of our country ABC News chief White House correspondent Mary Bruce joins me now for more Mary I know you spent the day behind the scenes with the vice president as she was campaigning in South Carolina what did she tell you about this race where it stands right now well look Diane KLA Ha
rris has really been taking on this expanded role in the campaign she's been out criss-crossing the country leading on issues like Reproductive Rights and voting rights she has actually been doing you know in many ways the bulk of the campaigning so far during the Biden Harris re-election but so much of their message as we see in the polls just isn't resonating with Americans it isn't getting across and I pressed the vice president on this and she admits they have a lot of work to do in getting
their message across making sure that Americans realize all of the things that she feels that their Administration has accomplished but she also says you know they can't take anything for granted they can't take a single vote for granted she told me they she knows they have to earn this re-election fight now the Vice President also addressed concerns over President Biden's age saying that she spends a lot of time with him and she sees how smart he is how can the campaign overcome those concerns
yeah it's a really good question and one that we took directly to her because of course the president's age he is 81 years old he would be the oldest sitting president uh in American history this is certainly the oldest to run a campaign like this and we know that it is top of- mind for voters and we have seen the president's age uh increasingly be a concern our polling show that increasing number of Voters are concerned that the president simply doesn't have the mental sharpness to serve anothe
r four years and when I asked her what their plan is to change that perception she didn't really have a solid answer I mean she notes that she spends a lot of time she sees the president every single day she says he is up to this task he's you know sharp as attack he's uh incredibly engaged but I said you know look voters aren't seeing that Joe Biden so if that's the president that she is seeing how do they make sure that Americans have a sense uh of that version of the president as well and she
didn't have a solid answer and this is going to continue to be a real challenge for this campaign and they know that going forward I think it's why you've also seen a lot of criticism even from some prominent Democrats that their campaign needs to be more aggressive that Biden has to be out there more interacting with voters you know being that old Joe Biden that that that connects with voters you know that kind of connection that got him elected in the first place and it will be interesting to
watch going forward to see whether the president sort of ramps up being on the trail and whether he changes the style of some of these events whether he does you know fewer sort of traditional speeches behind a Podium and more casual events out there shaking hands more traditional campaigning now Trump's support in Iowa was so strong that 65% of caucus goers said they would consider him fit for office even if he were convicted of a crime Mary so what are the results in Iowa mean for President B
iden's campaign yeah some pretty astounding numbers but in talking with the campaign this morning they don't find it surprising look they know that Donald Trump has this incredibly loyal base right the question is what about uh those voters who aren't so loyal what about those Republicans you know who who may really not like Donald Trump but aren't quite sure where to go and that is why you are seeing you know that the Biden Harris campaign is really focused in on that central theme essentially
of trying to stop Donald Trump from getting a second term but also uh doing so because they argue that Donald Trump is a danger to American democracy and I think what's really up for grabs here of course are the that small sliver of the electorate that are independent because the Biden Harris campaign knows that Donald Trump's most art and supporters they're they're always going to back him no matter what but they also point to the fact that so far when you look at the last several elections whe
n you look back at the midterms when you have those You Know M Extreme candidates as they refer to them when you put those up against you know in a competitive race uh those really sort of farri candidates aren't winning and that's a good sign for for the Biden Harris campaign that's something they point to but yes I think those numbers are astounding to a lot across the country uh but maybe not so shocking for the Biden Harris campaign there was another number that stuck out too entrance polls
showed 66% of Iowa caucus goers echoed Trump's false claim that Biden did not legitimately win the 2020 election how concerning is that for the campaign yeah look they know that this is what they are up against and I think for the campaign it just under underscores that fundamental message that we were just discussing this is why they say that there's so much at stake in this campaign in this election right now because they say this is why the very fundamental freedoms uh of our country are on t
he line in this election you know the basic principle that that you know how our democracy functions that someone does win and someone does lose a race and having you know Integrity in our election systems and and being able to to back and believe in a peaceful transfer of power these are the kinds of things that they argue are at AK in this election and they feel when you look at those numbers it only goes to validate their argument chief White House correspondent Mary Bruce thank you and you c
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s what happened exactly do you know no I don't know she's unconscious your defense team has said that you were the victim of that night who received injuries in the car I did Jonathan major speaks the impact by Nightline exclusive now streaming on Hulu welcome back a new report is Raising concerns over artificial intelligence in the workforce it says up to 40% of global jobs could be affected by AI with some eliminated altogether now experts say Industries should find ways to embrace AI while pr
otecting supporting workers ABC's Elizabeth Shel has the latest hey Diane this is an ominous warning about how artificial intelligence could transform the way we work a new report from the international monetary fund finds that up to 40% of jobs around the world could be affected by AI how much your job might change depends on the kind of work that you do so for example higher skilled workers think of tech jobs that analyze a lot of data are at risk of getting replaced by Ai and that's different
from previous waves of automation that mostly affected lower skilled workers doing manual labor but while AI could eliminate some jobs this report also makes clear that it could boost productivity help workers salaries go up the key takeaway from the IMF here is that industry should find ways to embrace AI but also to put safety nets in place support and train workers so that they don't get left behind Diane all right Elizabeth shelzy thank you meanwhile growing backlash against self checkout h
as some stores bringing back human cashiers the stores say customers are complaining about the machines and there's also an issue of inventory loss Gio bonitz has more on why human cashiers are making a comeback self checkout you either love it or I hate it I hate it if I'm going to do the work give me a discount several major retailers are listening and re-evaluating their self checkouts some business analysts pointing less to customer satisfaction and more to inventory loss as part of the prob
lem the technology that that is powering self checkout is also layering in other technology like AI That's monitoring the customer that's checking out the products one industry survey found that self checkout represented 30% of transactions in 2021 and that 96% of food retailers surveyed offered it at their stores but with them come complaints of tech glitches there's always like one item that doesn't scan and then all of a sudden like you know that light goes from green to yellow above you an i
mpersonal experience a lot of us want a human being we want to have that conversation we want to be able to voice our concerns or ask a question about a product and long lines so even here at the grocery store this line here this is off for self checkout so you're still going to have to wait in line Target stores now limiting the number of items at their self checkouts to reportedly shorten those weight times Dollar General says it plans to ramp up its employee Presence at the front of the store
s noting the convenience of self checkout to some customers but saying it does not reduce the importance of a friendly helpful employee who is there to greet customers and assist while the checkout process is happening people want that interaction here at RiverTown IGA a small Ohio grer just outside of Cincinnati they have two self-checkout stations but say they Pride themselves on their personal check-ins from their cashiers our self checkouts is just an option if you don't want to use it pleas
e go see the regular cashiers because they're going to know you know your family know what you usually shop for they're going to talk about the town gossip they're our friends and the consumers we spoke with do say that self checkout is convenient for one or two things but they say they really enjoy having that personal interaction with the cashier so this really is backlash against the self checkout lane we'll see what happens though Diane all right we'll be watching that one Gio bonitz thank y
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at the 75th Emmy Awards the 2023 Emmys were delayed by the Hollywood writers and actors strike but the show was well worth the wait Lara Spencer has more on the biggest moments television's biggest night finally back for its 75th anniversary Hello friends and Welcome to our emy's neighborhood the Emmy saying yes chef to the bear the FX and Hulu series sweeping all of its categories in its first year of competition with six emys including outstanding comedy series stars Jeremy Allen White Evan m
oss backrack and Iowa debris all nabbing acting Awards probably not like a dream to immigrate to this country and have your child be like I want to do improv but um your real ones uh thank you so much for this it means the world thank you and succession tying the bear for most wins taking one last Victory lap for its final season including the coveted award for Outstanding Drama Series we are so honored we've loved making this show Sarah snook winning lead dramatic actress for her performance as
shiv Roy pregnant during filming and now telling her daughter what she couldn't back then the proximity of her life growing inside me gave me the strength to uh do this and this performance and uh I love you so much and it's all for you from here on out thank you and Snooks onscreen brother Kieran kulen beating out co-stars Brian Cox and Jeremy Strong for lead actor uh I wasted all my time hugging everybody I love you all so much um especially everyone in the cast uh Jay Allen Sarah Brian every
single one thank you so much and the voters have no beef with beef the limited series na five statues Ali Wong making history as the first woman of Asian descent to ever win for a leading role I wouldn't be standing here without my parents my amazing parents my my mother um and and my father who I so wish was alive to share this moment with me my hilarious father who loved me unconditionally and taught me the value of failure and her co-star Steven youngan also winning his category the night ty
ing the record for the most winning actor and actresses of color Quinta Brunson the first black lead actress to win for a comedy in over 40 years thank you so much um I love making Abid Elementary so much and I am so happy to be able to live my dream and act out comedy I want to thank me a ni Nash bats taking home the prize for outstanding supporting actress in a limited series and for the best speech of the night I accepted award on behalf of every black and brown woman who has gone unheard yet
over policed like Glenda Cleveland like Sandra Bland like Briana Taylor as an artist my job is to speak trth to power and baby I'mma do it to the day I die first time host blackish star Anthony Anderson leading us through the eventful Night With a Little Help from mom as timekeeper attempting to wrap the always hilarious Jennifer kulage during her win for supporting actress in a drama I want to thank all the evil gays you know I just really really I just especially you know yes Paulo Franchesco
and Bruno thank you I know I'm getting WRA it up okay yes okay um yes and um I I just I love you baby but time okay guess what guess what one more thing love you too I just want to say one thing and in a surprise appearance a familiar face returning to the stage Christina Applegate who's been open about her battle with Ms walking out to a standing ovation you're totally shaming me with disability by standing up it's fine okay um body not by OIC okay let's go amazing to see her doing so well and
cracking jokes Lara Spencer thank you for that and will Gans is here with more tea from the emys will is the tea hot today woo putting it mildly Diane the tea is hot but you know what's even hotter that fashion last night on not the red carpet but the silver carpet as TV's leading ladies put bold colors and textures in the spotlight I texted my group chat yesterday and I said fashion is fun again you guys let's start with Jessica Chastain in Gucci stunning there Megan fahe in custom Armani Hann
ah watting ham in maresa oh you can't even see she had a long like tool train at the bottom of that dress it was so good Issa Ray and Pamela Roland she was my favorite I mean it looks like an old Bob Macky dress like it's just look at the movement I loved everything about it and she had the little hair piece into oh loved it so good and then my very favorite I saved for last Simona Tabasco in Marne so she is one of the uh Italian girls from White Lotus and this dress it's just like it's everythi
ng I've never seen anything like it it's young it's fun it's just it was so good and she is pulling it off beautifully exactly so if the uh emys are any indication for what we're going to get from the Oscars this year buckle up people it's going to be a good one all right now let's talk about the off camera moments that you didn't get to see some that you might have missed Rob melany was at the emys for and It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia reunion but his priorities were still back on the East
Coast you guys sharing this photo of himself watching the Eagles game from his seat in the theater writing who schedules the 's the same night as the Eagles he followed up with a separate photo saying worth it I guess I mean I guess when you get to hold an Emy award yeah it's okay that you're missing the game all right and if you thought you were hallucinating a Green Goblin on the red carpet in the seats even on stage during the show you weren't hallucinating you guys this is drum roll a cast m
ember from RuPaul's Drag Race her name is Princess Poppy and uh she certainly made a statement I guess you know you couldn't miss her a bold bold statement there and then look at this sweet moment I want to point out between Ariana deos and Bella Ramsey so Sunday night the critic's Choice Awards there was a joke that Bella read from the prompter saying that Ariana was a quote actor that thinks they can sing well alls well that ends well many fans happy to see these two stars supporting one anoth
er especially since they're both members of the lgbtq plus community so everybody just a joke everyone's fine exactly we're all friends here all right and it was a golden night for the Rocket Man Sir Elton John winning and Emmy for best variety special live for his Farewell concert at Dodger Stadium a good win for sure but it won him e got status he's only the 19th person ever to have an Emmy Grammy Oscar an Tony Award to his name Elton saying in a statement the journey to this moment has been f
illed with passion dedication and unwavering support of my fans all around the world he still got it he still got it for sure I'm kind of surprised he didn't have egot status already I know right but but you know better late than never news Elton John wasn't already an egot winner yeah exactly that's the real headline here all right and the 75th emys were a family affair we saw a little taste of it just now in Lara's piece most award shows use playoff music to rap long speeches Anthony Anderson
however used his mother Doris her most formidable opponent of the evening John Oliver take a look I I am not leaving without getting played off by Anthony Anderson's mom so I'm going to start reading off the names of the Liverpool football team in goal Alis Becca then you got Trent Alexander Arnold then you got Virgil Van djk obviously oh she's not here I can get through the whole team then baby I'd like to thank Jesus and my family thank you all it took was that one baby she had the look she ga
ve him the look too I know if she was looking at me like that you know I can talk a lot around here too so we might need a madoris hold on yeah baby there's the look and there's The Voice Dian knows she was also employ there it is there it is baby all right go baby that was the 75th Emmy Awards you guys a really fun night fun fashion fun moments I can't wait for Oscars baby baby wrap it up I'm out well G thank you and thank you for streaming with us I am Diane Meo ABC News live is here for you a
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e allnew ABC News app download it now reporting from Paris I'm brick clanet wherever the story is we'll take you there you're streaming a BC News live hi I'm Dian Meo today on ABC News live first former president Trump's big win in Iowa capturing more than 50% of the vote Ronda santis beat Nikki Haley for a distant second place what it means for the race is the focus now shifts to New Hampshire over 200 million Americans are waking up to weather alerts the latest on the dangerous Drive is condit
ions and life-threatening subzero temperatures plus the airport breach caught on camera new video shows a man running to the tarmac right up to a crowded passenger plan how it happened and the latest on the investigation the divisional round of the NFL playoffs is set see why super Wildcard Weekend lived up to its name and who will face off this week with the Super Bowl less than a month [Music] away we begin with another candidate suspending their campaign after former president Trump's big win
in Iowa former Arkansas governor ASA Hutchinson has announced he's suspending his campaign after securing just 190 votes and zero pledged delegates in the Iowa caucus Trump dominated the night winning 51% of the vote the widest margin of victory since 1976 Florida Governor Ronda santis and former un Ambassador Nikki Haley are vowing to keep campaigning after coming in second and third respectively but m ramaswami is also dropping out of the race endorsing Trump after coming in fourth entrant po
lls show 66% of caucus goers echoed Trump's false claim that Joe Biden did not legitimately win the 2020 election the former president's support was so strong that 65% of caucus goers said they would consider him fit for office even if he were convicted of a crime and now Dan santis and Haley are focused on gaining ground in New Hampshire primary now just a week away let's bring in gayen duuk from ABC's 538 for more on that gayen first these IA results look remarkably similar to your 538 Iowa po
lling average what does that tell you well Diane it's always a good night in the 538 offices when the polls are accurate and I should say at 538 what we do is we aggregate the polls that are out there so I should also be congratulating the pollsters who are doing really hard work and getting very accurate results despite the declining response rates to polls um you know we I can come on some other time and make a big argument in favor of the polls and defend them and tell you why they still matt
er but ultimately we care what the American public thinks so it should be good news for everyone when the polls are accurate because it's our best tool for understanding American public opinion I will also say for the purposes of this race the fact that the results were very close to what the polls showed suggest there isn't some sort of phantom lurking the surface that's going to really upset the Dynamics that we thought were at play in this race if the polls were pretty accurate in Iowa perhap
s they will also be accurate in New Hampshire South Carolina and nationally and if that's the case this is very much Donald Trump's primary to lose a ASA Hutchinson and viic ramaswami are now out after Iowa so how does that affect the race going forward well I you know don't want to be too harsh but ASA Hutchinson's departure means that his point 5% of support or 0% support depending on where you're looking will now go to somebody else so maybe not a huge impact there I get point but V ramaswami
I think we could say He was largely pulling from a trump supportive part of the electorate so his support will likely now go to Trump or maybe to santis but the reality is is he was focusing his campaign a lot on Iowa and now that Iowa is in the past he supported New Hampshire South Carolina and sub qu States is not as strong so it will help Trump probably but it won't help him all that much and in the end in A lot of these states you know Trump is pulling out about 63% nationally on average pr
obably doesn't even need V ramas Swami's help at this point what do you make of these entrance polls and what they say about who fueled this dramatic win by former president Trump yeah so I think looking into the data you do see certain Trends it was uh more conservative voters older voters you know people who associated with the Maga message I mean there were specific questions in the entrance polls about how you feel about the make America great again message and we do see that Nikki Haley per
formed better amongst college educated Republicans uh DeSantis performed better amongst white Evangelical Republicans but in some ways I think that digging into the data in that kind of detail misses the forest for the trees in last night's caucus Donald Trump won amongst men he won amongst women he won won amongst people with a four-year college degree he won amongst people who just have a high school degree he won in rural areas he won in cities and he won in Suburban areas and so really the s
tory of last night is one about his strength all right 538 politics podcast host gayen Drew gayen always great to have you on thank you thanks for having me and editor of the National Review raes panu and Democratic strategist Julie rinsky joined me now for more R she wrote an opad for the Washington Post titled the 2024 campaign has left Republicans in a state of confusion and you wrote that quote Trump destroyed the old Republican consensus without creating a new one so what's your reaction to
Trump's win in Iowa and where do you think the Republican party goes from here so I think that um the election results show that Trump is enormously popular among Republicans and as Galen was saying it's a popularity that extends across demographic groups within the Republican party but there are still a lot of unsettled questions about what the Republican party is going to stand for in the future and one of the reasons Trump doesn't really resolve those is in in a lot of on a lot of issues he'
s in constant he goes from thing to thing he's impulsive um he doesn't have sort of any a lot of Bedrock principles uh and because he's not particularly constant or serious about the these issues he hasn't actually been trying that hard to make sure that the party as a whole is with him on these issues so his most recent comments on legal immigration for example are that he wants record levels of legal immigration who knows if he's going to stick with that he could very easily go back to cutting
legal immigration but uh you know to the to some extent what he has built is a cult of personality and not any kind of issue driven platform Julian and ab news exclusive interview vice president Harris says she's confident in her and President Biden's chances no matter who they face in November but Biden's facing concerns over his age how can they tackle that well look Biden um and I have said this for many years needs to be much more aggressive in his own messaging and needs to get out there a
lot more to to disprove that obviously he's hanging out of the White House um and surrounded kind of an AB bunker mentality um people are going to continue to raise questions so I would strongly urge and I have urged for the last two three years for the White House to do a much more aggressive job job in terms of messaging the president himself um but look to to R's point I think there is some sort of um constant message that the Republican party is presenting and it's a party of grievance you'
re right that it's not based necessarily on issues anymore I think it's mostly about quote unquote sticking it to the libs right um and in that sense you have a president an encumber president who's talking about policy issues and they're kind of talking past each other you're having a in a Republican party that doesn't really care so much about talking about the issues anymore it's almost like they're talking two different languages to two different electorates one is focusing purely on grievan
ce purely on a cult of personality of one person and that's Donald Trump the other is trying to run a campaign that's been run you know certainly since since in my lifetime um focus mostly on issues and delivering for his constituents on the other hand the Republicans don't really want to listen to that at the moment all right Ramesh panu Julie rinsky thank you both and you can see more of ABC News senior White House correspondent Mary Bruce's exclusive interview with vice president Harris tonig
ht on ABC News live Prime meanwhile former president Trump is making a stop in court ahead of the New Hampshire primary he set to stand trial in New York to determine whether he'll have to pay additional damages for defaming writer EEG Carroll when he denied her claims that he raped her in the 90s and mocked her while he was president in 2019 a jury in the same Courthouse already found him liable for sexually assaulting Carol in a department store dressing room in the90s and for defaming her in
2022 the judge says that earlier verdict established the sexual assault and defamation occurred as Carol alleged so this second trial will determine what damages if any Trump must pay Carol for defaming her on two other occasions let's bring an investigative reporter Olivia Rubin outside that Court along with ABC News legal contributor Brian buckmire for more Olivia what's the scene like there and what's at stake for Trump in this trial well what at stake Diane first and foremost is $10 million
which Eugene Carol is seeking in this defamation case that is double what the jury awarded her in her first defamation case against Donald Trump but I will say Diane it is quite a surreal scene inside of the courtroom up on the 26th floor of the courtroom just behind me just to sort of set the scene for a minute think Donald Trump just won Iowa last night and now he is inside of the courtroom watching sort of as a line of prospective jurors are walked into the courtroom and we were remarking wit
h the other you know ABC reporters inside how he appeared to look at them as they came in how he appeared to take stock of them as they sat inside of the Jury Room and sort of you know jury selection just kicking off underway a few minutes ago because there were also some heated arguments in court this morning from Donald Trump's attorney Alina habba who took issue with a number of the rulings that judge Kaplan has already issued in this case and she sort of was firing back on a on a number of t
hem which at times I would point out Drew laughs from the judge and that prompted another remark from Trump's attorney who said this may be funny to you but it is not funny to my client so a very heated scene inside of the courtroom with Donald Trump seated behind eege Carol sort of essentially looking at the back of her head Diane now Brian Trump has already been found liable for sexually abusing and defaming Carol so how does that change his legal team strategy in this case I think the strateg
y is stop the bleeding or slow it down as much as you can because as Olivia said EEG and Cara is looking for1 million it's double from what the last uh case he had won and so I think the strategy here if I was arguing it would be to say EEG and Carol did not have the damages in which she's seeking that there doesn't need to be as high of punitive damages maybe even compare the first case with this of the second one to say how is it all of a sudden that the damages have doubled that should be the
focus but I think what we're seeing here as Olivia have already pointed out they're going to try to rehash and relitigate a lot of these issues that Donald Trump maybe never seen her before doesn't know her never sexually assaulted her but with the evidence coming out like the 20 like the uh the the the hot mic of him saying he can grab women potentially being evidence in the case that might be very difficult Olivia what can we expect from opening statements and when does it look like that coul
d happen well it could happen as soon as today Diane remember they only need nine jurors who can sit as part of this case and the judge has said that he is going to immediately dismiss anyone outright who says that they might have a problem being fair and impartial in this case they are going to be dismissed outright so we could see openings today and then Diane it's looking like it's going to be a a fairly quick trial the judge is saying will be as many as you know three to five days Trump's at
torney Alina habba said they only have one witness in addition to Donald Trump who is likely as of now to take the stand she said and then egene Carroll only has about two to three three Witnesses so a quick case with openings possible as soon as this afternoon all right Olivia Rubin Brian buckmire thank you both and the house is canceling votes tonight due to inclement weather just days ahead of a deadline to avoid a government shutdown Congressional leaders agreed to a deal but they still need
to pass a short-term funding bill before time runs out on Friday ABC's J O'Brien joins me now from Capitol Hill with more Jay what's in this spending bill and when could it pass and Diane as you said the house out to today so it's really all on the Senate there is a procedural vote in the Senate tonight on that temporary stop Gap funding measure that deal that was reached over the weekend this is a temporary funding measure the third we've had so far in this ongoing fight about government fundi
ng it essentially kicks the can down the road yet again it keeps the government open until two different deadlines in early March if it passes it would avert a government shutdown and it would give Chuck Schumer in the Senate and Mike Johnson in the house time to pass that broader $1.6 trillion spending deal that they already came to an agreement on earlier in the month so it would essentially give them more time to get that over the goal line um it's expected to pass in the Senate if all goes a
ccording to plan and there aren't any hiccups in the speediness of this process and that is a tall order sometimes for the Senate it doesn't act very quickly and then of course it would go over to the house where Mike Johnson is going to need Democratic votes to pass it because Hardline conser a have said they are not going to vote for that temporary funding bill all right Jay O'Brien on Capitol Hill thanks Jay and we're learning new details in the Gilgo Beach murders suspected Long Island seria
l killer Rex hman has pleaded not guilty to a new second deegree murder charge this comes after a grand jury formally indicted hman in the death of a fourth woman in New York prosecutors are also revealing new evidence in the case after they say they seized hundreds of electronic devices from his home Stephanie Ramos joins me now from the courthouse in Riverhead New York where hman is appearing before a judge Stephanie what's the latest well Dan as you said alleged serial killer Rex hurman appea
red in court today here on Long Island charged in the death of a fourth woman Marine Brainard Barnes whose remains were found near Gilgo Beach now hman hman rather had pleaded not guilty to the deaths of three other women all escorts who were linked to him through DNA evidence hman has now pleaded not guilty in the death of this fourth woman who was found wrapped in a distinctive belt it had a a buckle with the initials wh that investigators believe could have belonged to huan's father now his e
stranged wife and daughter were in the courtroom today we believe that is the first time his daughter has seen him in the courtroom Diane Stephanie prosecutors are also talking about devices they've seized in this investigation they say hman used them to search for deceased victims and their family members and for software that would help in wiping or erasing data from computers among other things how damning is this evidence in this case well very I mean this case hinges largely on extensive ce
ll phone data for instance burner phones that hman thought would conceal his identity when contacting these victims so that is something that investigators are taking a thorough look at as you mentioned all of these devices over the last decade Stephanie hman has now pleaded not guilty to killing all four of these women so what's next well hman was once again remanded uh back to uh the suffk county jail the judge set the next court date for February 6th so right now he is being held without bail
Diane all right Stephanie Ramos thank you and Alec Murdoch returns to Court in Columbia South Carolina today to discuss his request for a new murder trial this comes after an outspoken court clerk in his case was accused of plagiarizing part of a book she wrote about the trial and the Murdoch family defense attorneys for the convicted killer accused Becky Hill of jury tampering saying she pressured jurors to reach a quick verdict in hopes of securing a book deal for herself it's a claim Hill ha
s denied and prosecutors call unfounded and not credible Murdoch is currently serving a life sentence for the murders of his wife and son son coming up the airport breach caught on camera new video shows a man running to the tarmac right up to a crowded passenger plane how it happened and the latest on the [Music] investigation whenever news breaks we are here in Israel a nation at war after that brutal surprise attack by Hamas on the ground in Ukraine reporting from Leon main the scene of a hor
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shows the moments earlier this month when Kyler effinger made his way through some of the most sensitive security areas in the airport and ran onto the tarmac ending up in the engine of an airplane ABC's Ariel RF has the latest those chilling moments authorities say a man breached security at Salt Lake City International Airport running right onto the tarmac and into a plan's engine later dying they are on the tat found his clothes in this dramatic surveillance video obtained by Salt Lake City
Fox affiliate kstu from New Year's Day 30-year-old Kyler effinger is seen trying to open the door at an empty gate only a maintenance worker there he then runs to another gate pulling on that door throwing his shoe at the window before finding an emergency exit and making his way down a stairwell and onto the Airfield effinger father telling ABC News his son who has suffered from mental health issues was heading to Colorado but got held up going through security causing him to miss his flight po
lice saying a store manager first alerted authorities to a disturbance involving a passenger I'm clean rning to file a report on a white male individual that is harassing his employees and accusing them of stealing his bag a male is wearing a yellow jown p with no shoes Salt Lake City police responding but they say they initially couldn't locate him cameras capturing effinger running toward a Delta flight sitting on the deicing pad before taking off to San Francisco the tower contacted aircraft
and shut the engine down just minutes later police finding effinger in the engines intake cowling unconscious unable to revive him police speaking with ABC affiliate ktvx earlier this month the exact stage of the engine's operation remain under investigation but the air blades were circulating when officers arrived on scene now questions about how the 30-year-old was able to get to the tarmac so easily that there wasn't anybody on surveillance video or there wasn't anybody uh with responsibility
for security in the hallways that saw him after he made several attempts to get out of doors that were protected by pad Keys uh that's that's disturbing disturbing and tragic authorities are still waiting on a toxicology report so far there is no cause of death police say the engine was not running at the time they found effinger and Medics did have to administer Narcan on theine again this is all under investigation and raising alarm Diane Ariel RF thank you coming up the divisional round of t
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t game of eagles Center Jason Kel's career sources tell ESPN he's decided to retire after spending all of his 13 seasons in Philadelphia ABC's will reev has the highlights the NFL playoffs locked in touchdown bucers overnight on Monday Night Football last year's Super Bowl Runners up the Philadelphia Eagles had their wings clipped by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers touchdown Tampa Bay the Bucks using their end of seon momentum to roll over Philly David at his feet in The End Zone on the other end Baker
Mayfield dominating from the pocket touchdown leading his team to a decisive 32-9 win as the game wound down Eagles Center Jason Kelce appearing emotional well that looks like a man filled with emotion right now reportedly telling teammates postgame he plans to retire after 13 seasons and Seven Pro bowls and in an unusual Monday afternoon game postponed from the weekend due to severe lake effect snow near Buffalo the bills plowing through the Pittsburgh Steelers Daws KN with a touchdown catch R
iding High winning 3117 fans trudging through the snow pregame to find their seats Bill's quarterback Josh Allen was brilliant throwing for 203 yards and two touchdowns and rushing for 74 yd 52 of them here on this touchdown oh there he goes no's going to get him incredible breaks it for the touchdown fans turning the stadium into a snow globe unbelievable Josh Allen so next Sunday the bills will host the Chiefs it's their third playoff showdown in Four Seasons Patrick Mahomes has played 15 play
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iane Meo today on ABC News live first former president Trump's big win in Iowa capturing more than 50% of the vote Rhonda santis bit Nicki Haley for a distant second place what it means for the race as the focus now shifts to New Hampshire over 200 million Americans are waking up to weather alerts the latest on the dangerous driving conditions and life-threatening Sub-Zero temperatures plus Americans owe more than a trillion dollars in credit card debt we've got expert tips for prioritizing your
finances and getting out of the [Music] hole we begin with former president Trump's big win in Iowa the former president dominated the Iowa caucus when winning 51% of the vote the widest margin of victory since 1976 Florida Governor Ronda santis and former un Ambassador Nikki Haley are vowing to keep campaigning after coming in second and third respectively but V ramaswami is dropping out of the race and endorsing Trump after coming in fourth the Iowa caucuses were the coldest on record with th
e lowest turnout in 25 years now the focus shifts to New Hampshire where the first primary is exactly one week away ABC News senior Congressional correspondent Rachel Scott is there with the [Applause] latest a record-breaking victory for former president Donald Trump winning Iowa in a landslide the big night is going to be in November when we take back our country and truly we do make our country great again Trump's 30o win the largest for any Republican candidate in a contested Iowa caucus I w
ant to congratulate Ron and Nikki for having a a good a good time together we're all having a good time together Florida Governor Ronda santz staked his entire campaign on the state coming in a distant second but edging out former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley in spite of all of that that they threw at us everyone against us we've got our ticket punched out of Iowa hey who was betting on a strong finish to launch her into New Hampshire falling short and into third our campaign is the last
best hope of stopping the Trump Biden nightmare it was the lowest caucus turnout in 25 years those determined to show up braving Subzero life-threatening temperatures and dangerous driving conditions it's been difficult but um we persevere and um those who persevere to the end they're going to win Iowa rarely picks the eventual Republican nominee but the caucuses often narrow the field Trump was quick to suggest it's time for his Rivals to get out of the race we want to come together uh whether
it's republican or democrat or liberal or conservative it would be so nice if we could come together and straighten out the world and moments later one Republican did drop out entrepreneur V ramaswami who drew attention for his Brash Style on the debate stage and embrace of conspiracy theories suspending his campaign and endorsing Trump earlier tonight I called Donald Trump to tell him that I congratulate him on his victory and now going forward he will have my full endorsement for the presidenc
y and I think we're going to do the right thing for this country and of course now all the focus turns to New Hampshire where those Rivals have just days to prove that they can catch the front runner in this race former president Donald Trump as for Trump he didn't stay long in Iowa in fact he flew straight to New York overnight he's expected to appear in court today in that defamation case involving writer EEG Carroll the former president splitting his time between the campaign Trail and those
courtrooms Diane senior Congressional correspondent Rachel Scott thank you and ABC's zoren Shaw joins me now from Manchester New Hampshire for more zoren are the results in Iowa influencing New Hampshire voters Diane first I want to set this up for you so I went out last night I spoke to some voters and nearly every person that I spoke to said that they were voting for Donald Trump we are not in a rural area we're in Manchester New Hampshire more importantly I asked each of them do the results i
n Iowa change your mind take a listen to what they said is there anything that could come out of Iowa tonight that would change your mind about how you're voting in New Hampshire no is there anything coming out of Iowa tonight that is changing your mind about your canidate uh no I'm pretty s it sounds like your mind is 100% made up on again most of the people that we spoke to last night were Trump supporters but beyond what we are hearing I want to tell you what we are seeing out here our embed
Kelsey has been out here for months and she's driven around New Hampshire and she keeps seeing Trump signs over and over and over again throughout this state but they are not from 2024 they're from 2020 from 2016 they have weathered the storms and he has weathered this moment that Roy that loyalty runs very very deep in this state still so what are Haley and D santis campaigns saying about how they can close the gap with Trump so Haley didn't even mention Dan santis by the way last night if you
heard her speech Haley and DeSantis want people to believe that this is a two-person race Haley is targeting Independents and there are a lot of them in this state but when you look Beyond New Hampshire she will not be able to rely on those Independence that Gap is going to be very hard to close look Trump first came to New Hampshire in 19 1987 to flirt with a political run he spoke to the Republican party out here Diane you and I were hardly in preschool at that moment and some people here stil
l remember him from back then so what's on the candidates agendas there so Dan santis uh he came in second place last night he went straight to South Carolina and that is to send a message it's very intentional that he is in this race for the long run Trump he went straight to New York for his defamation case Haley is on the ground right now she's the only of the three candidates on the ground in this moment she needs a win here to move on all three of them though will be in the state tonight wi
th events this evening Diane all right zorin Sha in New Hampshire thank you and former president Trump is making a stop in court ahead of the New Hampshire primary he said to stand trial in New York to determine whether he'll have to pay additional damages for defaming writer egene Carol when he denied her claims that he raped her in the '90s and then mocked her while he was president in 2019 a jury in the same Courthouse already found him liable for sexually assaulting Carol in a department sto
re dressing room in the 90s and for defaming her in 2022 the judge says that earlier verdict established the sexual assault and defamation occurred as Carol alleged so this second trial will determine what damages if any Trump has to pay for defaming her on two other occasions let's bring in xior investigative correspondent Aon kerki outside Court along with ABC News legal contributor Brian buckmire for more Aon Trump is appealing this earlier ruling that found him liable of defamation and sexua
l assault so how could that affect this trial it won't uh the judge has already determined that the the defamation and the sexual assault occurred so the only issue at this trial is whether and how much Trump might have to pay egene Carol for defaming her on other occasions Trump arrived at this Courthouse a short while ago as motorcade pulled in underground so we didn't get to see the former president but we have had a look at him in court he's seated two tables behind egene Carroll who he has
continued to disparage uh most recently saying that he doesn't know who she is despite the jury's earlier finding last May that he sexually assaulted her in a department store dressing room back in the 1990s Diane the case is already uh underway with jury selection and it's already combative with Trump's defense attorneys making several motions and arguments that the judge is denying uh making it clear uh that that Trump's with him in the room uh it's going to be it's going to be perky today in
court all right Brian jury selection begins today so how challenging is that in a case like this it's going to be very challenging because we're not arguing whether or not he defamed or sexually assaulted EEG and Carol because that's already been decided it's all about dollar amount so for Trump's team it's going to be about okay we want to relitigate some of these issues to whatever extent the judge allows us that would afford US the opportunity to lower that dollar amount as much as possible b
ut who's going to believe the story when the judge is already curtailing the information coming in and so for the for Ean Carol I think it's going to be pretty good easy pick whoever is just going to count the numbers for Donald Trump's team it's a difficult task Aon what's at stake in this trial what sort of penalty could Trump have to pay here money uh EEG Carol is asking for at least $10 million in Damages plus uh more unspecified uh damages so she is looking for a significant amount of money
in addition to the $5 million in Damages uh the the other jury awarded her back in May that money's in escrow while Trump appeals the case uh Because he believes he shouldn't have to pay anything to egene Carol uh but a trial that could Last Only You couple three days uh is a lot riding on it financially for the former president and uh he still has a campaign to run but as we've talked about on a number of occasions Diane his legal challenges and his political case at this point are one and the
same uh the arrival here at court just 12 hours after his uh victory in the Iowa caucuses really tells you what this campaign and what this campaign season for Donald Trump are all about Brian the judge has cleared the way for Trump to testify if he wants to How likely is he do you think to take the stand and what happens if he gets up there and says listen this whole assault never happened given that has already been decided in court well the great thing about this is we've seen this already l
ast week with a with a civil case in New York where judge Enron said you can testify but only these limited situations and Trump went up there and didn't testify or or give a closing in that limited situation I would expect the same thing here he' get up there profess it his innocence profess has never happened profess he doesn't know who EEG and Carol is and I think ultimately the judge will shut him down and say you know what we're done I'm going to maybe wipe that from the record jury ignore
that think the big difference between the civil case and this case though is there's a jury so the judge is really looking to try to curtail how much of a circus this is going to be for the purpose of the jury really only deciding the relevant information all right Aon kerki Brian buckmeier thank you both and we have breaking news on the Gilgo Beach murders prosecutors in suffi County have just announced that a grand jury has indicted suspected Long Island serial killer Rex hman formally chargin
g him in the death of a fourth woman in New York this comes says hman is expected to appear in a Long Island cour room today he's already charged with killing three women whose bodies were found in close proximity now prosecutors say he will face charges in the murder of Mor Morin Brainard Barnes who was 25 years old when she vanished in 2007 hman has pleaded not guilty to killing the other three women meanwhile more than 200 million Americans are on alert for Dangerous wind chills snow and ice
Snow's still falling in the Northeast and freezing temperatures are settling in across the country ABC's Trevor Al to in Morristown New Jersey with the latest a bitter Arctic blast of snow on the Move leaving more than 200 million Americans under alert from Louisiana to the Northeast 23 States impacted as a winter storm pummels through across the region ice and snow coated roads creating a dangerous commute this morning still coming down a heavy lake effect snow coming down on the Greater Buffal
o area snow and ice wreaking havoc in the South that's a bad shape right there in Knoxville Tennessee a multi vhicle crash on I75 leaving one dead authorities there say a box truck rear ended a tractor trailer after losing control in the snow near Cedar Rapids Iowa several trucks crashing along major interstates in Alabama this truck swerving and this one shutting down I 10 after overturning near Houston Texas really bad yeah do not drive at all it's not worth it this Lighthouse along Lake Michi
gan encased in ice because of the bitter cold and wind and there were 3,000 flights canceled yesterday with several hundred more already canceled today as for the roads the temperatures are also making the problems worse as they fall with a mix of freezing rain we're expecting those roads to be very slippery it's why it's so important for these Crews to get out here and put some salt down on the roads Diane and ABC News meteorologist Mar Theodor is tracking the storm where it's headed next and h
ow long these brutal temperatures will hang around hi Samara so the coldest air of the season now sinking in really in full effect here take a look at some of the wind chills folks are waking up to this morning Chicago feeling like 27 degrees below zero even our friends down in Dallas 3 degrees below Zer is what it's feeling like for them now that storm in the Northeast it actually broke that snow drought in Washington DC Baltimore Philadelphia even New York City of one in there over the next co
uple of hours the storm continues to move into New England and we want to keep note of those living along I 95 and East we could see about a glaze to a tenth of an inch of ice with this storm system as it moves into New England by this evening at 10 p.m. it's wrapping up exiting stage left through Maine how much could we get well on the back end of this storm system we could see anywhere from 1 to 3 in but there are some spots that could see locally higher amounts anywhere from 6 to 12 in up in
Maine and finally I want to talk about the Southern Tier of the storm system that's been bringing some freezing rain to cities like bat Rouge mobile even the threat for severe weather to Central Florida Tampa Orlando Fort Meers could see damaging winds and there is a threat for an isolated tornado Diane ABC News meteorologist tomor Theodor thank [Music] [Applause] [Music] you tensions are rising in the Middle East after deadly explosions rocked the Iraqi city of Aral not far from the US Consulat
e now Iran's revolutionary guard is taking responsibility for the attack claiming they were targeting quote the headquarters of spies Chief National correspondent Matt Gutman is in Israel with the latest hi Matt Dan Iran's Elite revolutionary guard saying they fired ballistic missiles at what they called Israeli spy facilities in the northern Iraqi city of a bill overnight now they exploded killing at least four civilians right outside the US Consulate there no damage reported to us assets but t
his is part of this Regional escalation by Iranian backed proxies we've been seeing including Hezbollah in Lebanon the houis and Yemen but direct action by Iran is more unusual and here just outside Gaza where un agencies describe unimaginable desperation and Collective punishment of the Palestinians Israel's defense minister saying that the most intense phase of fighting in the northern part of the Gaza Strip just behind me is now over will soon be over in the southern part of the strip and he
is saying he is calling for a diplomatic path forward with pal Palestinians governing the Gaza Strip in the future not an Israeli occupation Diane Matt Gutman and Israel thank you coming up Alexis christopherus has the latest business headlines Apple's pulling a feature from some of its watches and Ikea cutting prices despite those shipping issues I have it all for you coming up [Music] next goodes is on my phone everything is so F little bit of sun just a little bit breathing more just a little
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News business reporter Alexis christopherus has more on that and your other business headlines Alexis what are you watching today want to start with that Apple News Diane because the company plans to remove a blood oxygen sensor from its newest smart watches to work around a patent dispute and avoid an import ban the tech giant briefly stopped selling the Apple 9 and Ultra 2 models last month after the International Trade Commission ruled that Apple violated the patents of the medical tech compa
ny mosimo well Apple says the blood oxygen feature will continue to be available on those watches for now while it awaits a decision on the ban from the US court of appeals that decision could take at least a year Ikea says it is sticking to its plan to cut prices even amid the Red Sea shipping crisis hthy attacks on commercial ships in the Red Sea are disrupting global Shipping but Ikea CEO says prices are coming down in its supply chain and it plans to pass those savings along to Consumers Ike
a also says it has enough inventory to offset price hikes from any supply chain shocks the last time Ikea raised prices was 2022 but the retailer started cutting them last year and it is last call for drizzly Uber says it's shutting down the alcohol delivery app it bought just 3 years ago for for $1.1 billion Uber bought drizzly during the stay-at-home pandemic era when home deliveries were soaring drizzly will officially close at the end of March but not to fear groceries and alcohol will still
be available for delivery on Uber Eats St all right good to hear that Alexis christopherus thank you you're welcome and if you have any Finance questions for Alexis leave a message on her Instagram feed she might answer your question right here on Thursday meanwhile millions of Americans are looking to pay off debt in the New Year a new report shows Americans owe more than a trillion dollars in credit card debt and that's not counting mortgages and other loans ABC's Melissa Adon has more on how
to manage and pay off debt a new report from nerd wallet found that Americans owe a total of $1.21 trillion in credit card debt this year we found that credit card debt is up 16% compared to a year ago and that's not the only form of borrowing that costs more mortgages student loans and auto loans Lo are also up which is putting a lot of people in a very tough situation when it comes to being able to repay those loans nerd wallet Sarah rner says the first step to paying down debt is to make a l
ist of all the amounts you owe and the interest rate for each debt then make a debt payoff plan and that idea is to keep you motivated and organized while you make debt payments one popular method is debt Avalanche where you prioritize the debt with the highest interest rate first then move to the debt with the next highest interest rate on your list or you could try a debt snowball where you focus on the debt with the lowest balance and keep moving your way up to higher balances rner says you c
an also try to lower the interest rates on your cards start by calling the number on the back of your credit card and talk to somebody in customer service and see if you'd be eligible for a lower credit card interest rate you can also look into balance transfer credit cards you typically have to pay a small fee it's 3 to 5% of the transferred balance so that's something to budget for but if what you can stand to save on interest is higher than that fee it does become worth it and if you're strug
gling to make just minimum monthly payments rner says there's help available look for a nonprofit Credit Counseling Service they can help you with your budgeting with debt negotiations and with other actions you can take to help make your debt a little bit more manageable Melissa Adon thank you coming up the icy dog rescue in Utah see the moment a brave firefighter pulled this pup out of freezing water and how he's doing [Music] now all right here we go you ready let's do it yes it's the show Am
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rt here ABC News make it your daily first listen now that's a part of the story I bet you didn't see coming wherever you get your podcasts start here in an interview you talked about how you felt the boogeyman was coming yeah since I was a kid I felt something's going to get me the case of Jonathan Majors the actor convicted of charges what happened exactly do you know no I don't know she's unconscious your defense team has said that you were the victim of that night who received injuries in the
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from South Korea I'm jiu wherever the story is we'll take you there you're streaming ABC News live welcome back to ABC News live first a firefighter is being hailed a hero after saving a dog from an icy Pond Bob the dog is now back with his owners and that firefighter is sharing his story Lara Spencer has a look at the amazing rescue don't worry save you a heroing rescue firefighter Logan Hadley attempting to save Bob the dog it's okay come here take a look as Bob thrashes around in the freezing
Waters trapped by an ice shelf Hadley bravely crawling on all fours while Bob's owner can be heard trying to calm the pup down Bob be good Bob paddling over to Hadley but then gets nervous he's f b his face the two finally making it out of the water to a rousing round of applause we train for stuff like that but this the first time we've actually uh had an ice rescue to my knowledge um we do have other animal rescues like we've gotten uh Ducks out of grates or cats off of roof or something like
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ewscast ABC News World News Tonight with David mure America's number one most watched newscast across all of [Music] [Applause] Television I it it me come give it all to me give it to me in an interview you talked about how you felt the boogeyman was coming yeah since I was a kid I felt some's going to get me the case of Jonathan major the actor convicted of charges what happened exactly do you know no I don't know she my conscious your defense team has said that you were the victim of that nigh
t who received injuries in the car I did Jonathan maor speaks the impact by Nightline exclusive now streaming on Hulu it's lunchtime in America so what are we serving up well how about everything you need to know you know that sounds pretty good your health your money breaking news pop culture with the biggest Stars music Trends and of course good food gma3 what you need to know know a third hour of GMA in the afternoon so join us afternoon for everything you need to know I love that this is ABC
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wk missiles were used to strike a houthi facility where anti-ship missiles were Lo located it's the third time the US has hit houthi sites used in Red Sea attacks and comes after militants hit a us-owned and operated containership yesterday the escalating attacks come amid growing concerns of a larger war in the Middle [Music] East the Republican field is now down to three another candidate is suspending their campaign after former president Trump's big win in Iowa Iowa former Arkansas governor
ASA Hutchinson has announced he's suspending his campaign after securing just 191 votes and zero pledge delegates in the Iowa caucus Trump dominated the night winning 51% of the vote the widest margin of victory since 1976 Florida Governor Ronda santis and former un Ambassador Nikki Haley are vowing to keep campaigning after coming in second and third respectively be ramaswami is also dropping out of the race and endorsing Trump after coming in fourth now Iowa caucuses were the coldest on record
with the lowest turnout in 25 years now the focus shifts to New Hampshire where the first primary is exactly one week away ABC zorin Shaw joins me now from Manchester New Hampshire with more on that zorine New Hampshire's different from Iowa because Undeclared voters are able to vote in the primary how does the process work it's a really interesting process Diane in fact the slogan the official slogan in New Hampshire is Live Free or Die die it gives you an impression of just how prideful they
are here of that independent voice that independent vote and as you said the state is different in that way and in fact in a recent poll of likely independent Undeclared voters Haley she came up on top with 43% within that group Trump was just at 177% and that's before Chris Christine dropped out so this could be significant but the big question of course it all comes back to what happens if if in fact Haley does well here what happen happens to her after she leaves the state the map just does n
ot look good for her I asked an expert yesterday about momentum what if she won here and got enough well they compared it more to a McCain winning here perhaps in 2000 remember that he won but George Bush ultimately still won the rest of that race Trump is incredibly strong in those States going forward he has pushed to change a lot of the rules in States like Nevada States like California in Maine in ways that really benefit him the map gets very hard after New Hampshire Diane so are the result
s in Iowa influencing New Hampshire voters okay so that's a good question I spoke to some voters last night I asked them that very question as those results were coming in it was a hard no we asked people in New Hampshire do the results from the Iowa caucus have any influence on changing your opinion and one after the other just straight nose and of course I wonder if those answers would have been a little bit different if DeSantis and Haley had been a bit closer but Trump broke a record in fact
he doubled the previous record when it comes to a win in Iowa so how are Haley and asantis trying to close the gap with Trump so DeSantis isn't doing too well in this state based on polling that we've seen here in fact he flew straight to South Carolina after Iowa he wants to show that he is in this race for the long run Haley is making it clear that she wants to face Trump she is in this state and she put out a statement today saying that enough of this hiding that he should show up to that AB
C debate tomorrow so what do the candidates have planned in New Hampshire this week so de santis is in for South Carolina right now then he comes back here for an event Trump is in New York right now for the defamation case against him that you've been talking about on the show then he will be back in New Hampshire Haley is really banking on the state to possibly launch her she has already been here all day Diane all right Doren Shaw in New Hampshire for us thanks let's bring in gayen Du from AB
C's 538 for more on that gayen first these IA results look remarkably similar to your 538 Iowa polling average what does that tell you well Diane it's always a good night in the 538 offices when the polls are accurate and I should say at 538 what we do is we aggregate the polls that are out there so I should also be congratulating the pollsters who are doing really hard work and getting very accurate results despite declining response rate Ates to polls um you know we I can come on some other ti
me and make a big argument in favor of the polls and defend them and tell you why they still matter but ultimately we care what the American public thinks so it should be good news for everyone when the polls are accurate because it's our best tool for understanding American public opinion I will also say for the purposes of this race the fact that the results were very close to what the polls showed suggest there isn't some sort of phantom lurking beneath the surface that's going to really upse
t the Dynamics that we thought were at play in this race if the polls were pretty accurate in Iowa perhaps they will also be accurate in New Hampshire South Carolina and nationally and if that's the case this is very much Donald Trump's primary to lose a asah hinin and viic ramaswami are now out after Iowa so how does that affect the race going forward well I you know don't want to be too harsh but ASA Hutchinson's departure means that his5 % of support or 0% support depending on where you're lo
oking will now go to somebody else so maybe not a huge impact there I get point but V ramas Swami I think we could say He was largely pulling from a trump supportive part of the electorate so his support will likely now go to Trump or maybe to santis but the reality is is he was focusing his campaign a lot on Iowa and now that Iowa is in the past his support in New Hampshire South Carolina and subsequent States is not as strong so it will help Trump probably but it won't help him all that much a
nd in the end in A lot of these states you know Trump is pulling out about 63% nationally on average probably doesn't even need V ramas Swami's help at this point what do you make of these entrance polls and what they say about who fueled this dramatic win by former president Trump yeah so I think looking into the data you do see certain Trends it was uh more conservative voters older voters you know people who associated with the Maga message I mean there were specific questions in the entrance
polls about how you feel about the make America great again message and we do see that Nikki Haley performed better amongst college educated Republicans uh DeSantis performed better amongst white Evangelical Republicans but in some ways I think that digging into the data in that kind of detail misses the forest for the trees in last night's caucus Donald Trump won amongst men he won amongst women he won won amongst people with a four-year college degree he won amongst people who just have a hig
h school degree he won in rural areas he won in cities and he won in Suburban areas and so really the story of last night is one about his strength all right 538 politics podcast host gayen Drew gayen always great to have you on thank you thanks for having me and editor of the National Review raes panu and Democratic strategist Julie rinsky joined me now for more ran you wrote an outad for the Washington Post titled the 2024 campaign has left Republicans in a state of confusion and you wrote tha
t quote Trump destroyed the old Republican consensus without creating a new one so what's your reaction to Trump's win in Iowa and where do you think the Republican party goes from here so I think that um the election results show that Trump is enormously popular among Republicans and as Galen was saying it's a popularity that extends across Dem graphic groups within the Republican party but there are still a lot of unsettled questions about what the Republican party is going to stand for in the
future and one of the reasons Trump doesn't really resolve those is in in a lot of on a lot of issues he's Inc constant he goes from thing to thing he's impulsive um he doesn't have sort of any a lot of Bedrock principles uh and because he's not particularly constant or serious about these issues he hasn't actually been trying that hard to make sure that the party as a whole is with him on these issues so his most recent comments on legal immigration for example are that he wants record levels
of legal immigration who knows if he's going to stick with that he could very easily go back to cutting legal immigration but uh you know to the to some extent what he has built is a cult of personality and not any kind of issue driven platform Julie in an ABC News exclusive interview vice president Harris says she's confident in her and President Biden's chances no matter who they face in November but Biden's facing concerns over his age how can they tackle that well look Biden um and I've have
said this for many years needs to be much more aggressive in his own messaging and needs to get out there a lot more to disprove that obviously he's hanging out of the White House um and surrounded kind of an AB bunker mentality um people are going to continue to raise questions so I would strongly urge and I have urged for the last two three years for the White House to do a much more aggressive jobs job in terms of messaging the president himself um but look to to rem's point I think there is
some sort of um constant message that the Republican party is presenting and it's a party of grievance you're right that it's not based necessarily on issues anymore I think it's mostly about quote unquote sticking it to the libs right um and in that sense you have a president an incumbent president who's talking about policy issues and they're kind of talking past each other we having a in a Republican party that doesn't really care so much about talking about the issues anymore it's almost li
ke they're talking two different languages to two different electorates one is focusing purely on grievance purely on a cult of personality of one person and that's Donald Trump the other is trying to run a campaign that's been run you know certainly since since in my lifetime um focused mostly on issues and delivering for his constituents on the other hand the Republicans don't really want to listen to that at the moment all right rames panu Julie rinsky thank you both and you can see more of o
f ABC News senior White House correspondent Mary Bruce's exclusive interview with vice president Harris tonight on ABC News live Prime and the house is cancelling votes tonight due to inclement weather just days ahead of a deadline to avoid a government shutdown Congressional leaders agreed to a deal but they still need to pass a short-term funding bill before time runs out on Friday ABC's Jay O'Brien joins me now from Capitol Hill with more Jay what's in this spending bill and when could it pas
s and Diane as you said the house out today so it's really all on the Senate there is a procedural vote in the Senate tonight on that temporary stop Gap funding measure that deal that was reached over the weekend this is a temporary funding measure the third we've had so far in this ongoing fight about government funding it essentially kicks the can down the road yet again it keeps the government open until two different deadlines in early March if it passes it would avert a government shutdown
and it would give Chuck Schumer in the Senate and Mike Johnson in the house time to pass that broader $1.6 trillion spending deal that they already came to an agreement on earlier in the month so it would essentially give them more time to get that over the goal line um it's expected to pass in the Senate if all goes according to plan and there aren't any hiccups in the speediness of this process and that is a tall order sometimes for the Senate it doesn't act very quickly and then of course it
would go over to the house where Mike Johnson is going to need Democratic votes to pass it because Hardline conservatives has said said they are not going to vote for that temporary funding bill all right Jay O'Brien on Capitol Hill thanks Jay and we're learning new details in the Gilgo Beach murders suspected Long Island serial killer Rex hman has pleaded not guilty to a new second-degree murder charge this comes after a grand jury formally indicted hman in the death of a fourth woman in New Yo
rk prosecutors are also revealing new evidence in the case after they say they seized hundreds of electronic devices from his home Stephanie Ramos joins me now from the court house in Riverhead New York where hman is appearing before a judge Stephanie what's the latest all Dayan as you said alleged serial killer Rex hurman appeared in court today here on Long Island charged in the death of a fourth woman Marine Brainard Barnes whose remains were found near Gilgo Beach now hman hman rather had pl
eaded not guilty to the deaths of three other women all escorts who were linked to him through true DNA evidence hman has now pleaded not guilty in the death of this fourth woman who was found wrapped in a distinctive belt it had a a buckle with the initials wh that investigators believe could have belonged to huan's father now his estranged wife and daughter were in the courtroom today we believe that is the first time his daughter has seen him in the courtroom Diane Stephanie prosecutors are a
lso talking about devices they've seized in the this investigation they say hman used them to search for deceased victims and their family members and for software that would help in wiping or erasing data from computers among other things how damning is this evidence in this case well vary I mean this case hinges largely on extensive cell phone data for instance burner phones that hman thought would conceal his identity when contacting these victims so that is something that investigators are t
aking a look at as you mentioned all of these devices over the last decade Stephanie hman has now pleaded not guilty to killing all four of these women so what's next well hman was once again remanded uh back to uh the suffk county jail the judge set the next court dat for February 6th so right now he is being held without bail Diane all right Stephanie Ramos thank you and Alec Murdoch returns to court in Columbia South Carolina today to discuss his request for a new murder trial this comes afte
r an outspoken court clerk in his case was accused of plagiarizing part of a book she wrote about the trial and the Murdoch family defense attorneys for the convicted killer accused Becky Hill of jury tampering saying she pressured jurors to reach a quick verdict in hopes of securing a book deal for herself it's a claim Hill has denied and prosecutors call unfounded and not credible Murdoch is currently serving a life sentence for the murders of his wife and son coming up the airport breach caug
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t the the Salt Lake City International Airport in UA in Utah new video shows the moments earlier this month when Kyler effinger made his way through some of the most sensitive security areas in the airport and ran onto the tarmac ending up in the engine of an airplane ABC's Ariel rashev has the latest those chilling moments authorities say a man breached security at Salt Lake City International Airport running right onto the tarmac and into a plane's engine later dying they are on the tat found
his clothes in this dramatic surveillance video obtained by Salt Lake City Fox affiliate kstu from New Year's Day 30-year-old Kyler effinger is seen trying to open the door at an empty gate only a maintenance worker there he then runs to another gate pulling on that door throwing his shoe at the window before finding an emergency exit and making his way down a stairwell and onto the Airfield effinger father telling ABC News his son who is suffered from mental health issues was heading to Colorad
o but got held up going through security causing him to miss his flight police saying a store manager first alerted authorities to a disturbance involving a passenger clean to f a report on a white male individual that is harassing his employees and accusing them of stealing his bag a male is wearing a yellow Jersy Brown p with no shoes Salt Lake City police responding but they say they initially couldn't look Lo at him cameras capturing effinger running toward a Delta flight sitting on the deic
ing pad before taking off to San Francisco you the tower contacted aircraft and shut the engine down just minutes later police finding effinger in the engine's intake cing unconscious unable to revive him police speaking with ABC affiliate ktvx earlier this month the exact stage of the engine's operation remain under investigation but the air blades were circulating when officers arrived on scene now questions about how the 30-year-old was able to get to the tarmac so easily that there wasn't an
ybody on surveillance video or there wasn't anybody uh with responsibility for security in the hallways that saw him after he made several attempts to get out of doors that were protected by pad Keys uh that's that's disturbing disturbing and tragic authorities are still waiting on a toxicology report so far there is no cause of death police say the engine was not running at the time they found effinger and Medics did have to administer Narcan on the scene again this is all under investigation a
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hlights the NFL playoffs locked in touchdown bucers overnight on Monday Night Football last year's Super Bowl Runners up the Philadelphia Eagles had their wings clipped by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers touch down Tampa Bay the Bucks using their end of season momentum to roll over Philly David at his feet in the end Z on the other end Baker Mayfield dominating from the pocket touch leading his team to a decisive 32-9 win as the game wound down Eagles Center Jason Kelce appearing emotional well that lo
oks like a man filled with emotion right now reportedly telling teammates postgame he plans to retire after 13 seasons and Seven Pro Bowl and in an unusual Monday afternoon game postponed from the weekend due to severe lake effect snow near Buffalo the bills plowing through the Pittsburgh Steelers Dawson KN with a touchdown catch Riding High winning 3117 fans trudging through the snow pregame to find their seats Bill's quarterback Josh Allen was brilliant throwing for 203 yds and two touchdowns
and rushing for 74 yards 52 of them here on this touchdown oh there he goes no one's going to get him incredible breaks it for the touchdown fans turning the stadium into a snow globe unbelievable Josh Allen so next Sunday the bills will host the Chiefs it's their third playoff showdown in Four Seasons Patrick Mahomes has played 15 playoff games including Super Bowls this will his first on the road the other games Saturday at 4:30 on ABC and ESPN it's Texans Ravens then 49ers Packers at night an
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le digits as far south as Texas now another storm system is expected to move through the Northwest and could make its way to the east coast by Friday a Nebraska man is facing multiple charges after a rampage with a skid loader police say 36-year-old Samuel Pat stole the machine from his employer then slammed it into vehicles in at least two different parking lots including a police SUV with an officer still inside they say the man finally surrendered when the officer drew his weapon he was arres
ted on suspicion of second degree assault on an officer second degree assault and criminal mischief police said payrot also damaged two nearby businesses with the skid loader and the NBA is celebrating a centenarian the Nugget surprise Super Fan Bob web with a 100th birthday present he's sure to remember Bob got a free trip to the game a shoot around with his favorite player and then he got to hang out with mascot Rocky in a suite during the game Bob says he's watched every single minute the Nug
gets played this season and that the team is almost part of the family a big happy birthday to [Music] Bob meanwhile we are taking a look at former president Trump's big win in Iowa the former president dominated the Iowa caucuses winning 51% of the vote the widest margin of victory since 1976 Florida Governor Ronda santis and former un Ambassador Nikki Haley are vowing to stay in the race after coming in second and third respectively but m ramaswami is dropping out and endorsing Trump after com
ing in fourth now the focus shifts to New Hampshire where the first primary is exactly one week away way ABC zoren sha is there so zorine what are you hearing from New Hampshire voters ahead of next week's primary and Diane the ground behind me is solid with snow voters I spoke to say so is this race Trump didn't just win last night he shattered the record he more than doubled the record that Iowa held and nearly every single person that I found in New Hampshire last night they were a trump supp
orter and look we're in a larger City but take a listen to what they said about the issues economy uh Bard security I think are the two most important things that I would be interested to hear what they're saying I would say economy immigration border security why do you care about that the most well I came here as a refugee so like I came here legally so like why should people start a lot to come here illegally and get a bunch of benefits we're over a th000 miles away from the southern border o
ver a th000 miles and you heard immigration but you also heard people mentioned the economy but out here people think that both of those two things are linked they believe both are linked and they're not separate issues so what's on the candidates agenda there in New Hampshire okay so de santis came in second last night he's going straight to South Carolina that's where he went from uh from Iowa last night um and and that is to send a message that he is in this race for the long run now for Trum
p he's going to New York for the defamation case Haley is the only one on the ground in in New Hampshire right now she needs a win here in order to move on but all three of them are in this state tonight with events this evening and is there a key message that these candidates are trying to send to New Hampshire voters you know Diane if you were listening to Haley speech last night this is what I thought was really interesting she didn't even mention D santis both her and disantis want people to
believe two party race and is targeting Independence if you look on newshire though it's really hard to believe that she's going to be able to rely on those Diane all right soen shot in New Hampshire stay warm zaren thank you meanwhile vice president kamla Harris is speaking out about the race for the Republican nomination in an ABC News exclusive interview Harris says she's confident in President Biden's chances no matter who they face in November no matter who the Republican nominee is we're
winning we're winning do you you've seen the numbers you know a lot do you think Donald Trump at this point is a foregone conclusion I don't know but look if it is Donald Trump we've beat him before and we'll beat him again uh when you again look at all of the issues that are at stake including our standing in the world I think that the people of America um want more in terms of um the outcome of this election and and and charting the the course for the future of our country ABC News chief White
House correspondent Mary Bruce joins me now for more Mary I know you spent the day behind the scenes with the vice president as she was campaigning in South Carolina what did she tell you about this race where it stands right now well look Diane KLA Harris has really been taking on this expanded role in the campaign she's been out crisscrossing the country leading on issues like Reproductive Rights and voting rights she has actually been doing you know in many ways the bulk of the campaigning s
o far during the Biden Harris reelection but so much of their message as we see in the polls just isn't res ating with Americans it isn't getting across and I pressed the vice president on this and she admits they have a lot of work to do in getting their message across making sure that Americans realize all of the things that she feels that their Administration has accomplished but she also says you know they can't take anything for granted they can't take a single vote for granted she told me
they she knows they have to earn this reelection fight now the Vice President also address concerns over President Biden's age saying that she spends a lot of time with him and she sees how smart he is how can the campaign overcome those concerns yeah it's a really good question and one that we took directly to her because of course the president's age he is 81 years old he would be the oldest sitting president uh in American history this is certainly the oldest to run a campaign like this and w
e know that it is top of- mind for voters and we have seen the president's age uh increasingly be a concern our polling show that increasing number of Voters are concerned that the president simply doesn't have the mental sharpness to serve another four years and when I asked her what their plan is to change that perception she didn't really have a solid answer I mean she notes that she spends a lot of time she sees the president every single day she says he is up to this task he's you know shar
p as attack he's uh incredibly engaged but I said you know look voters aren't seeing that Joe Biden so if that's the president that she is seeing how do they make sure that Americans have a sense uh of that version of the president as well and she didn't have a solid answer and this is going to continue to be a real challenge for this campaign and they know that going forward I think it's why you've also seen a lot of criticism even from some prominent Democrats that their campaign needs to be m
ore aggressive that Biden has to be out there more interacting with voters you know being that old Joe Biden that that that connects with voters you know that kind of connection that got him elected in the first place and it will be interesting to watch going forward to see whether the president sort of ramps up being on the trail and whether he changes the style of some of these events whether he does you know fewer sort of traditional speeches behind a Podium and more casual events out there s
haking hands more traditional campaigning now Trump support in Iowa was so strong that 65% of caucus goers said they would consider him fit for office even if he were convicted of a crime Mary so what do the results in Iowa mean for President Biden's campaign yeah some pretty astounding numbers but in talking with the campaign this morning they don't find it surprising look they know that Donald Trump has this incredibly loyal base right the question is what about uh those voters who aren't so l
oyal what about those Republicans you know who who may really not like Donald Trump but aren't quite sure where to go and that is why you are seeing you know that the Biden Harris campaign is really focused in on that central theme essentially of trying to stop Donald Trump from getting his second ter but also uh doing so because they argue that Donald Trump is a danger to American democracy and I think what's really up for grabs here of course are that that small sliver of the electorate that a
re independent because the Biden Harris campaign knows that Donald Trump's most artan supporters there they're always going to back him no matter what but they also point to the fact that so far when you look at the last several elections when you look back at the midterms when you have those You Know M Extreme candidates as they refer to them when you put those up against you know in a competitive race uh those really sort of farri candidates aren't winning and that's a good sign for for the Bi
den Harris campaign that's something they point to but yes I think those numbers are astounding to a lot across the country uh but maybe not so shocking for the Biden Harris campaign there was another number that stuck out too entrance polls showed 66% of Iowa caucus goers echoed Trump's FSE claim that Biden did not legitimately win the 2020 election how concerning is that for the campaign yeah look they know that this is what they are up against and I think for the campaign it just underscores
that fundamental message that we were just discussing this is why they say that there's so much at stake in this campaign in this election right now because they say this is why the very fundamental freedoms uh of our country are on the line in this election you know the basic principle that that you know how our democracy functions that someone does win and someone does lose a race and having you know Integrity in our election systems and and being able to to back and believe in a peaceful tran
sfer of power these are the kinds of things that they argue are at stake in this election and they feel when you look at those numbers it only goes to validate their argument chief White House correspondent Mary Bruce thank you and you can see more of Mary's exclusive interview with vice president Harris tonight on ABC News live Prime coming up the warning about how artificial intelligence could transform the way we work work how what you could do or rather what you do could be changed by AI als
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t how you felt the boogeyman was coming yeah since I was a kid I felt something's going to get me the case of Jonathan major the actor convicted of charges what happened exactly do you know no I don't know she's unconscious your defense team has said that you were the victim of that night who received injuries in the car I did Jonathan maor speaks the impact by Nightline exclusive now streaming on Hulu welcome back a new report is Raising concerns over artificial intelligence in the workforce it
says up to 40% of global jobs could be affected by AI with some eliminated altogether now experts say Industries should find ways to embrace AI while protecting and supporting workers ABC's Elizabeth shelzy has the latest hey Diane this is an ominous warning about how artificial intelligence could transform the way we work a new report from the international monetary fund finds that up to 40% of jobs around the world could be affected by AI how much your job might change depends on the kind of
work that you do so for example higher skilled workers think of tech jobs that analyze a lot of data are at risk of getting replaced by Ai and that's different from previous waves of automation that mostly affected lower skilled workers doing manual labor but while AI could eliminate some jobs this report also makes clear that it could boost productivity help workers salaries go up the key takeaway from the IMF here is that industry should find ways to embrace AI but also to put safety nets in p
lace support and train workers so that they don't get Left Behind Diane all right Elizabeth shelzy thank you meanwhile growing backlash against self checkout has some stores bringing back human Cashers the stores say customers are complaining about the machines and there's also an issue of inventory loss Gio bonitz has more on why human cashiers are making a comeback self checkout you either love it or I hate it I hate it if I'm going to do the work give me a discount several major retailers are
listening and re-evaluating their self checkouts some business analysts pointing less to customer satisfaction and more to inventory loss as part of the problem the technology that is powering self checkout is also layering in other technology like AI That's monitoring the customer that's checking out the products one industry survey found that self checkout represented 30% of transactions in 2021 and that 96% of food retailers surveyed offered it at their stores but with them come complaints o
f tech glitches there's always like one item that doesn't scan and then all of a sudden like you know that light goes from green to Yellow above you an impersonal experience a lot of us want a human being we want to have that conversation we want to be able to voice our concerns or ask a question about a product and long lines so even here at the grocery store this line here this is all for self checkout so you're still going to going to have to wait in line Target stores now limiting the number
of items at their self checkouts to reportedly shorten those wait times Dollar General says it plans to ramp up its employee Presence at the front of the stores noting the convenience of self-checkout to some customers but saying it does not reduce the importance of a friendly helpful employee who is there to greet customers and assist while the checkout process is happening people want that interaction here at RiverTown IGA a small Ohio grocer just outside of Cincinnati they have two self- che
ckout stations but say they Pride themselves on their personal check-ins from their cashiers our self checkouts is just an option if you don't want to use it please go see the regular cashiers because they're G to know you know your family know what you usually shop for they're going to talk about the town gossip they're our friends and the consumers we spoke with do say that self checkout is convenient for one or two things but but they say they really enjoy having that personal interaction wit
h the cashier so this really is a backlash against the self checkout lane we'll see what happens though Diane all right we'll be watching that one Gio bonitz thank you coming up TV's golden night the Stars dazzled at the emys who came out on top and the surprise appearance that sparked a standing ovation why do so many people start their day here from ABC News this is start here to be in the know and get a different take on the day's top stories a lot of news today so let's get into it listen no
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en Mississippi I'm Phil Lipoff wherever the story is we'll take you there you're streaming ABC News [Music] live welcome back TV's top shows are celebrating after some big wins at the 75th Emmy Awards the 2023 Emmys were delayed by the Hollywood writers and actors strike but the show was well worth the wait Lara Spencer has more on the biggest moments television's biggest night finally back for its 75th Anniversary Hello friends and Welcome to our emy's neighborhood the Emy saying yes chef to th
e bear the FX and Hulu series sweeping all of its categories in its first year of competition with six Emmys including outstanding comedy series stars Jeremy Allen White Ean moss backrack and debr all nabbing acting Awards probably not like a dream to immigrate to this country and have your child be like I want to do improv but um your real ones uh thank you so much for this it means the world thank you and succession tying the bear for most wins taking one last Victory lap for its final season
including the coveted award for Outstanding Drama Series we are so honored we've loved making this show Sarah snook winning lead dramatic actress for her performance as shiv Roy pregnant during filming and now telling her daughter what she couldn't back then the proximity of her life growing inside me gave me the strength to uh do this and this performance and uh I love you so much and it's all for you from here on out thank you and Snooks onscreen brother Kieran kulin beating out co-stars Brian
Cox and Jeremy Strong for lead actor uh I wasted all my time hugging everybody I love you all so much um especially everyone in the cast Jay Alan Sarah Brian every single one thank you so much and the voters have no beef with beef the limited series nabbing five statues Ali Wong making history as the first woman of Asian descent to ever win for a leading role I wouldn't be standing here without my parents my amazing parents my my mother um and and my father who I so wish was alive to share this
moment with me my hilarious father who loved me unconditionally and taught me the value of failure and her co-star Steven Yan also winning his category the night tying the record for the most winning actors and actresses of color Quinta Brunson the first black lead actress to win for a comedy in over 40 years thank you so much um I love making Abid Elementary so much and I am so happy to be able to live my dream and act out comedy I want to thank me and nii Nash bats taking home the prize for o
utstanding supporting actress in a limited series and for the best speech of the night I accept this award on behalf of every black and brown woman who has gone unheard yet overp policed like Glenda Cleveland like Sandra Bland like Briana Taylor as an artist my job is to speak truth to power and baby I'mma do it to the day I die firsttime host blackish star Anthony Anderson leading us through the eventful Night With a Little Help from mom as timekeeper attempting to wrap the always hilarious Jen
nifer kulage during her win for supporting actress in a drama I want to thank all the evil gays you know I just really really I just especially you know yes Paulo franches and Bruno thankk you I know I'm getting WRA it up okay yes okay um yes and um I I just I love you baby but time okay guess what guess what one more thing I love you too I just want to say one thing and in a surprise appearance a familiar face returning to the stage Christina Applegate who's been open about her battle with Ms w
alking out to a standing ovation you're totally shaming me with disability by standing up it's fine okay um body not by OIC okay let's go amazing to see her doing so well and cracking jokes Lara Spencer thank you for that and will Gans is here with more tea from the Emmys will is the tea hot today o putting it mildly Diane the tea is hot but you know what's even hotter that fashion last night on not the red carpet but the silver carpet as TV's leading ladies put bold colors and textures in the s
potlight I texted my group chat yesterday and I said fashion is is fun again you guys let's start with Jessica Chastain in Gucci stunning there Megan fee in custom Armani Hanah watting ham in maresa oh you can't even see but she had a long like tool train at the bottom of that dress it was so good Issa Ray and Pamela Roland she was my favorite I mean it looks like an old Bob Macky dress like it's just look at the movement I loved everything about and she had a little hair piece into oh loved it
so good and then my very favorite I saved for last Simona Tabasco in Marne so she is one of the uh Italian girls from White Lotus and this dress it's just like it's everything I've never seen anything like it it's young it's fun it's just it was so good and she is pulling it off beautifully exactly so if the uh emys or any indication for what we're going to get from the Oscars this year buckle up people it's going to be a good one all right now let's talk about the off camera moments that you di
dn't get to see some that you might have missed Rob mcalaney was at the EM for and it's Always Sunny in Philadelphia reunion but his priorities were still back on the East Coast you guys sharing this photo of himself watching the Eagles game from his seat in the theater writing who schedules the Emmys the same night as the Eagles he followed up with a separate photo saying worth it I guess I mean I guess when you get to hold an Emmy Award yeah it's okay that you're missing the game all right and
if you thought you were hallucinating a Green Goblin on the red carpet in the seats even on stage during the show you weren't hallucinating you guys this is drum roll a cast member from RuPaul's Drag Race her name is Princess Poppy and uh she certainly made a statement I guess you know you couldn't miss her a bold bold statement there and then look at this sweet moment I want to point out between Ariana deos and Bella Ramsey so Sunday night the critic's Choice Awards there was a joke that Bella
read from the prompter saying that Ariana was a quote actor that thinks they can sing well all well that ends well many fans happy to see these two stars supporting one another especially since they're both members of the LGBT Q Plus community so everybody just a joke everyone's fine we're all friends here all right and it was a golden night for the Rocket Man Sir Elton John winning an Emmy for best variety special live for his Farewell concert at Dodger Stadium a good win for sure but it won h
im egot status he's only the 19th person ever to have an Emmy Grammy Oscar Antony award to his name Elton saying in a statement the journey to this moment has been filled with passion dedication and unwavering support of my fans all around the world he still got it he still got it for sure I'm kind of surprised he didn't have egot status already I know right but you know better late than never news Elton John wasn't already an egot winner yeah exactly that's the real headline here all right and
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n trial coming face to face with his accuser after he denied her rape claim we are live outside the courthouse and a new victim identified the Gilgo Beach serial killer charged with a fourth murder who she is and where her remains were found we're following the [Music] case and good afternoon everyone I'm Kira Phillips our top story this hour crushing the competition in the Iowa caucuses former president Donald Trump with a historic win taking more than 50% of the vote in the first contest of th
e 2024 presidential election despite spending more time than just about anyone in Iowa Florida Governor Ronda santis came in second barely edging out former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley and the field is getting smaller the ramaswami suspending his campaign and endorsing Trump after coming up short and today former Arkansas governor ASA Hutchinson also calling it quit our political director Rick Klein starts us off with all of last night's highlights and what it means going forward hey Ric
k Kira this was absolute domination in the state of Iowa for Donald Trump a new record for a margin of Victory winning by almost 30 points no one in the competitive Republican primary had ever won by more than 13 before and what's striking is that he won just about everywhere he won in cities and suburbs and rural areas Evangelical areas there's only one County on this board that he didn't win and that's the that's by the college town of by the University of Iowa he lost by one vote to Nikki hal
y so this was an absolute ROM the battle for second though got really really interesting as the night progressed Ronda santis e out second place critical for his campaign given how much attention he gave on Iowa a disappointment for Nikki Haley although she was never presumed to be is strong there but this does make it hard for all of those campaigns uh to continue on but the good news for Nikki Hal and maybe for Ronda santis is they head to potentially friendlier territory the electorate in New
Hampshire a lot different than the kind of Voters you see in Iowa and you see that in our 538 polling average the the latest polls Trump leading by about 13 points forget 30 we're talking about 13 now and that was before we saw some prominent candidates dropping out Chris Christie and his 11 percentage points ramas Swami and his four and a half to five are now out of the race potentially up for grabs ramaswami voters are probably more likely Trump voters Christy voters more likely for Hy but th
at is that is going to be the margin to watch over the next week uh seven days to go before that next contest and a lot going to be on the line in New Hampshire Kira all right Ric Klein thank you so much for more let's bring in our politics producer at 538 gayen Drew gayen Trump's 30-point win it's the largest for any Republican candidate in Iowa ever what does that tell you K it tells me a couple things first and foremost this result was very close to what the polling suggested before beforehan
d so that suggests to me that there isn't some sort of phantom element lying beneath the surface that polls weren't able to pick up on so if the polls were pretty accurate here perhaps they're quite accurate in New Hampshire South Carolina and Beyond which is a good indication for Trump's likelihood of eventually becoming the Republican nominee the other thing this tells me you know this is a historical showing for a competitive race we hear a lot of times that Trump in some ways is running more
as an incumbent in this case and but what exactly does that mean I think talking to voters and also looking at the polling what it means is that Trump doesn't really have to overcome one of the hardest jobs of running for president which is getting people to imagine what your presidency might look like when it comes to the issues that Republican voters say they care most about the economy immigration foreign policy they just look at his record and when Republicans look at his record they see so
mething that they like better than than what they see with Joe Biden and they don't have Trump doesn't have to do a lot to get them to imagine you know they say G you talked to voters gas was you know $2 at some point during Trump's presidency we weren't involved in Wars um you know IM the Border was more under control and so I think that this idea that Trump is running as an incumbent is bearing out in the numbers so far and even though there is absolutely no evidence proving that 2020 was ille
gitimate in any way there is this new entrance poll showing a whopping 66% of Iowa voters believe Joe Biden did not legitimately win the presidency back in 20120 so what do you think gayen is that a trend we're going to see in other states or is this just Iowa specific you know the percentage of the population of Iowans that voted last night is minuscule it's somewhere in the range of 5% of eligible voters but in fact this number is representative of the broader Republican party we see somewhere
in the range of 2/3 of Republican voters do not believe in the legitimacy of the 2020 election but that is just Republicans when you pull Americans more broadly you see that two-thirds of Americans believe in the legitimacy of the 2020 election this is a primary Kira where the electorate looks very very very different than who is going to ultimately vote in 2024 so that's important to keep in mind this also gets back to the incumbency thing you know if a lot of Republican voters don't actually
think that Trump lost the 2020 election perhaps they also see him as a a quite electable candidate in 2024 because they don't see what happened in 2020 as a weakness and so that may be part of why they're continuing to vote for him if that's what they believe so two more candidates have now dropped out the last 24 hours I guess right so what does that mean for New Hampshire and the candidates I mean we're just a week away yeah I you know I don't want to be too harsh here Cara but I think ASA Hut
chinson's half a percentage point of support isn't going to change all that much in this race you know VI ramaswami did have about 8% support in Iowa and I think it's fair to say that that part of the electorate is more liable to go to Trump But ultimately it's it may help him in New Hampshire where there looks to be a competitive race between Nikki Haley and Donald Trump but whether he gets that 7% of a ramaswami support or not Trump is currently leading at about 6 % in the PS nationally so he
may not even need it all right lot to follow it's uh definitely ging up to be an exciting year that's for sure Galen thank you so much indeed thank you sir you bet speaking of New Hampshire our zaren Shaw is on the ground there in the city of Manchester so zaren just kind of set the scene for us what are voters talking about and telling you Kira Trump trump and Trump I mean you heard gayen Dro right there talk about how Trump is running almost like an incumbent well you see that in the numbers b
ut you feel that when you talk to people over here just yesterday I spoke to a few people on the ground and the bulk of the of the conversations were about the former president almost everyone who I spoke to was for him he is the dominating topic I asked about issues as well and two issues kept coming up the economy and immigration voters here don't necessarily see those two as separate issues here they see one as impacting the other but the thing I was really curious about the one question I wa
nted to know is if the results in Iowa had any impact on folks here in New Hampshire take a listen to what they said is there anything that could come out of Iowa tonight that would change your mind about how you're voting in New Hampshire no is there anything coming out of Iowa tonight that is changing your mind about your pem uh no I'm pretty s it sounds like your mind is 100% made up on TR no impact of course I wonder if disantis and Haley were just a little bit closer to him would their answ
ers have been different at least for the people I spoke to last night's results only validated their feelings they did not change their feelings so I'm still having a hard time getting past uh the guy's hat we've all had the debate we got a little distracted was that Patriots was that Eagles was that United States of America what was that hat it it was some sort of sports thing I I you know okay he was having a good time a funny all right speaking of having a good time des santis and Haley I mea
n they're sure hoping to have a good time and sway voters uh you know their way what do you foresee for the two of them over the next week yeah so Haley just said this morning she said we are a ston throw from Trump she called us a marathon not a Sprint she's challenging chump to be on that debate stage tomorrow so she can face her former boss but if you listen closely to what she says look she came in third place last night did you notice the one word she left out D santis she wants voters to t
hink that this is a two-person race between her and Donald Trump now Dan santis he went straight to South Carolina now that is the fourth state that votes it's after Nevada but DeSantis like Haley he wants a signal that he wants to be in this race for a long time of course what they both hope and what happens could be two very different things Kira all all right stay tuned zaren thanks so much and vice president kamla Harris is speaking out about the race for the Republican nomination in an ABC
News exclusive Harris says that she's confident in President Biden's chances no chances rather no matter who they face in November no matter who the Republican nominee is we're winning we're winning do you you've seen the numbers you know a lot do you think Donald Trump at this point is a foregone conclusion I don't know but look if it is Donald Trump we've beat him before and we'll beat him again uh when you again look at all of the issues that are at stake including our standing in the world I
think that the people of America um want more in terms of um the outcome of this election and and and charting the the course for the future of our country well you can see more Mary's interview with vice president Harris tonight on ABC News live Prime well the man charged in the killings of the Gilgo Beach uh victims has pleaded not guilty to another murder charge prosecutors in suffk County formally charging suspected Long Island serial killer Rex huberman in the death of a fourth woman now i
n New York New Evidence has also been presented in the case after prosecutors say They seized hundreds of electronic devices from his home Stephanie Romas joins us now from the courthouse there on Long Island where hman is actually appearing before a judge uh also our legal contributor shaa lyd joining us with some context here so Stephanie we'll start with you what's this new evidence that we're learning about now Kira so much new evidence we're learning about two phones that were seized from H
erman at the time of his arrest which prosecutors say quote were held by him in fictitious names and used for elicit activities prosecutors said that huran used those phones to contact escorts the last three years prosecutors also say They seized as you mentioned hundreds of electronic devices uh in addition to those phones from H's mipa Park home in Manhattan office following his arrest human used those devices prosecutors say to search for the deceased victims and their family members the stat
us of the investigation also for software that would assist in wiping or erasing data from computers and other similar digital devices and also purchasing digital masking and forensic wiping tools much of that leading to today's charge including DNA evidence some of which was a sample from Herman's daughter now prosecutors said H's now estranged wife and his children were out of town when the fourth victim Marine Brainard Barnes disappeared and was killed fitting an alleged pattern of hman being
home alone when the other three women were killed Kira all right so let's talk more about this evidence with you shaa you know prosecutors say that he used all these devices as Stephanie mentioned to search for deceased victims family members he wanted to check on the status of the investigation uh he was looking for software that could assist in erasing data from computers and digital devices this is all laid out very specific in the listed evidence I mean it's specific and pretty damning evid
ence how do you see it impacting this case overall now you know Kira when we see this type of very specific um detailed very thought out type of evidence when we look at searches like this when we're talking about cell phone data DNA evidence this is the evidence that juries are looking for this this is the evidence that the prosecution is going to really try to build their case around to show that this was um intentional and that he was aware of what he was doing and that it was methodical so S
tephanie hman has also pleaded not guilty uh to killing the other three women what comes next in this case well hman was remanded once again back to the suffet county jail and the judge set the next court date of February 6 so that's that's what comes next Kira all right Stephanie Shauna thank you both so much well jury selection is underway in the trial to determine how much money and damages former president Donald Trump must pay egene Carol for his 2019 defamatory statements about Carol's sex
ual assault allegations former president was already found liable last year for sexually assaulting Carol in a department store dressing room back in the 990s and also for defaming her in 2022 with public statements just disparaging her and denying the allegations Carol is seeking more than $10 million in Damages now and is expected to testify in trial as well let's bring in our senior investigative correspondent Aon kki he's outside Court there New York has been following this from the very beg
inning so Aaron what's happened so far in court prospective jurors dozens of them are being asked about everything from their politics to their social media habits to whether they watch The Apprentice as former president Trump at least for part of the jury selection has been right there at the defense table twisting and turning looking Every Which Way as different perspective jurors answer questions he was particularly interested in one man who uh stood behind him to say that he had donated to T
rump's campaign a few others in the room said they had donated to democratic campaigns about 10 people said they watched The Apprentice and and one person was dismissed for saying that just didn't think she could be fair and impartial given what she knows about Trump and his legal history uh but that's just one person everyone else so far seems to say that they can be fair and impartial so we're nearing the time Kira when a jury should be selected narrowed down to nine who will decide what Trump
should pay to EG so Trump is of course appealing the earlier ruling that found him liable of defamation and Battery we reported on that um how do you see that impacting this trial it it shouldn't have any ramification on this trial although the judge has already said it determined the basic facts there's no need he said to relitigate whether Trump actually defamed or sexually assaulted egene and Carol Trump told prospective jurors he did it was established in the last trial so the only issue he
re now is whether Trump needs to pay Carol even more in Damages for separate defamatory statements when he denied her original rape claim back in 2019 egene Carol now 80 years old is seated two tables in front of trump it does not appear that the two has have made any eye contact today Kira but she is expected to testify right do you think this will motivate Trump to take the stand uh as well and if he did do you think it could make any difference his lawyers said today that he wants to testify
in fact he tried to get the trial delayed until after the the funeral for his mother-in-law for the former first lady's mother who died recently and whose funeral is coming up on Thursday the judge uh did not agree to do that but he did allow Court to convene on Monday probably after the rest of testimony is finished so that Trump himself can take the witness stand if he opts to but Kira he is going to be very limited in what he can say now we've seen those kinds of constraints on Trump in other
cases and and that hasn't necessarily been followed but here a federal judge is limiting Trump only to talk about damages and and why he shouldn't have to pay Carol any more money he cannot argue that he's innocent that he didn't do it that as we say has already been established any idea Aaron when we can expect opening statements and what do you think that could look like in this trial we may get to opening statements a little later this afternoon Nira based on the pace of jury selection so fa
r and it's going to be Roberta Kaplan arguing for egene Carol that that Trump should pay her as much as $10 million at least for all these defamatory statements such has the harm been to her reputation after Trump publicly called her a liar disparaged the way she looked saying she's not my type and then Trump's attorney Alina habba is going to stand up and say this woman doesn't deserve a penny no matter what happened in the last trial Trump still doesn't believe that he's ever met this woman ev
en though there are pictures of the two of them together and that no matter what the last jury decided this one should not award Carol any additional money and and Kira this is a process that we are going to see play out several more times as former president Trump yesterday in Iowa faced one kind of voter today he's facing different kinds of Voters citizens who will determine facts about him in a court of law and again since you know you're mentioning Iowa and politics you know the former presi
dent hasn't he hasn't needed to show up at at this this case the case before I mean it's hard to keep track the last three cases that we've been following but he's making sure that he does and it seems to be working for him these are voluntary appearances the only time he is required to be in in court is when he was arraigned and once in the last Civil Case in State Court Courthouse next door when he had to testify for for the government otherwise these are entirely voluntary but you're right Ki
ra it seems to be working because he can come to court and he can tell his supporters that he's being persecuted as he's done repeatedly and he can use this as the centerpiece of his campaign that he is standing in the way of a rigged system that would otherwise come after them that's been a core message of his political campaign and as you say it at least according to the entrance poll from the Iowa caucuses uh it does seem to be working because 2third of Iowa caucus goers on the Republican sid
e said they'd find Trump fit to be president even if he was to be convicted of a crime I guess that he's not on the campaign Trail he's on the campaign trial shall we say Aaron kki there in New York for us uh we'll stay in touch appreciate it well coming up a powerful arctic cold front sweeps across the country where the plummeting Temps will impact you [Music] next whenever news breaks we are here in Israel a nation at war after that brutal surprise attack by Hamas on the ground in Ukraine repo
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victim identified the Gilgo Beach serial killer charged with a fourth murder who she is and where her remains were found we're following the [Music] case and good afternoon everyone I'm Kira Phillips our top story this hour crushing the competition in the Iowa caucuses former president Donald Trump with a historic win taking more than 50% of the vote in the first contest of the 2024 presidential election despite spending more time than just about anyone in Iowa Florida Governor Ronda santis came
in second barely edging out former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley and the field is getting smaller aake ramaswami suspending his campaign and endorsing Trump after coming up short and today former Arkansas governor ASA Hutchinson also calling it quit our political director Rick Klein starts us off with all of last night's highlights and what it means going forward hey Rick Kira this was absolute domination in the state of Iowa for Donald Trump a new record for a margin of Victory winning b
y almost 30 points no one in the competitive Republican primary had ever won by more than 13 before and what's striking is that he won just about everywhere he won in cities and suburbs and rural areas Evangelical areas there's only one County on this board that he didn't win and that's the that's by the college town of by the University of Iowa he lost by one vote to Nikki haly so this was an absolute romp the battle for second though got really really interesting as the night progressed Ronda
Sanz eak out second place critical for his campaign given how much attention he gave on Iowa a disappointment for Nikki Haley although she was never presumed to be as strong there but this does make it hard for all of those campaigns uh to continue on but the good news for Nikki Haley and maybe for Ronda santz is they head to potentially friendlier territory the electorate in New Hampshire a lot different than the kind of Voters you see in Iowa and you see that in our 538 polling average the the
latest polls Trump leading by about 13 points forget 30 we're talking about 13 now and that was before we saw some prominent candidates dropping out Chris Christie and his 11 percentage points ramas Swami and his 4 and a half to five are now out of the race potentially up for grabs ramaswami voters are probably more likely Trump voters Christy voters more likely for hay but that is that is going to be the margin to watch over the next week uh seven days to go before that next contest and a lot
going to be on the line in New Hampshire Kira all right RI Klein thank you so much for more let's bring in our politics producer at 538 gayen Drew gayen Trump's 30 Point win it's the largest for any Republican candidate in Iowa ever what does that tell you K it tells me a couple things first and foremost this result was very close to what the polling suggested beforehand so that suggests to me that there isn't some sort of phantom element lying beneath the surface that polls weren't able to pick
up on so if the polls were pretty accurate here perhaps they're quite accurate in New Hampshire South Carolina and Beyond which is a good indication for Trump's likelihood of eventually becoming the Republican nominee the other thing this tells me you know this is a historical showing for a competitive race we hear a lot of times that Trump in some ways is running more as an incumbent in this case and but what exactly does that mean I think talking to voters and also looking at the polling what
it means is that Trump doesn't really have to overcome one of the hardest jobs of running for president which is getting people to imagine what your presidency might look like when it comes to the issues that Republican voters say they care most about the economy immigration foreign policy they just look at his record and when Republicans look at his record they see something that they like better than what they see with Joe Biden and they don't have Trump doesn't have to do a lot to get them t
o imagine you know they say G you talk to voters gas was you know $2 at some point during Trump's presidency we weren't involved in Wars um you know IM the Border was more under control and so I think that this idea that Trump is running as an incumbent is bearing out in the numbers so far and even though there is absolutely no evidence proving that 2020 was illegitimate in any way there is this new entrance poll showing a whopping 66% of Iowa voters believe Joe Biden did not legitimately win th
e presidency back in 2020 so what do you think gayen is that a trend we're going to see in other states or is this just Iowa specific you know the percentage of the population of Ians that voted last night is minuscule it's somewhere in the range of 5% of eligible voters but in fact this number is representative of the broader Republican party we see somewhere in the range of 2third of Republican voters do not believe in the legitimacy of the 2020 election but that is just Republicans when you p
ull Americans more broadly you see that two-thirds of Americans believe in the legitimacy of the 2020 election this is a primary K where the electorate looks very very very different than who is going to ultimately vote in 2024 so that's important to keep in mind this also gets back to the incumbency thing you know if a lot of Republican voters don't actually think that Trump lost the 2020 election perhaps they also see him as a a quite electable candidate in 2024 because they don't see what hap
pened in 2020 as a weakness and so that may be part of why they're continuing to vote for him if that what they believe so two more candidates have now dropped out the last 24 hours I guess right so what does that mean for New Hampshire and the candidates I mean we're just a week away yeah I you know I don't want to be too harsh here Cara but I think ASA Hutchinson's half a percentage point of support isn't going to change all that much in this race you know VI ramaswami did have about 8% suppor
t in Iowa and I think it's fair to say that that part of the electorate is more liable to go to Trump but ultimately it's it may help him in New Hampshire where there looks to be a competitive race between Nikki Haley and Donald Trump but whether he gets that 7% of V ramaswami support or not Trump is currently leading at about 63% in the PS nationally so he may not even need it all right lot to follow it's uh definitely a gearing up to be an exciting year that's for sure Galen thank you so much
indeed thank you you bet speaking of New Hampshire our zaren Shaw is on the ground there the city of Manchester so zaren just kind of set the scene for us what are voters talking about and telling you Kira Trump trump and Trump I mean you heard gayen Dro right there talk about how Trump is running almost like an incumbent will you see that in the numbers but you feel that when you talk to people over here just yesterday I spoke to a few people on the ground and the bulk of the of the conversatio
ns were about the former president almost everyone who I spoke to was for him he is the Domin ating topic I asked about issues as well and two issues kept coming up the economy and immigration voters here don't necessarily see those two as separate issues here they see one as impacting the other but the thing I was really curious about the one question I wanted to know is if the results in Iowa had any impact on folks here in New Hampshire take a listen to what they said is there anything that c
ould come out of Iowa tonight that would change your mind about how you're voting in New Hampshire is there anything coming out of Iowa tonight that is changing your mind about your candidate uh no I'm pretty s it sounds like your mind is 100% made up on no impact of course I wonder if disantis and Haley were just a little bit closer to him would their answers have been different at least for the people I spoke to last night's results only validated their feelings they did not change their feeli
ngs sine I'm still having a hard time getting past uh the guy's hat we've all had the debate we got a little distracted was that Patriots was that Eagles was that United States of America what was that hat it was some sort of sports thing I I you know okay he was having a good time that's a funny all right speaking of having a good time Dan santis and Haley I mean they're sure hoping to have a good time and sway voters uh you know their way what do you foresee for the two of them over the next w
eek yeah so Haley just said this morning she said we are a ston throw from Trump she called us a marathon not a Sprint she's challenging Chum to be on that debate stage tomorrow so she can face her former boss but if you listen closely to what she says look she came in third place last night did you notice the one word she left out D santis she wants voters to think that this is a twers race between her and Donald Trump now Dan santis he went straight to South Carolina now that is a fourth state
that votes it's after Nevada but Dan santis like Haley he wants a signal that he wants to be in this race for a long time of course what they both hope and what happens could be two very different things Kira all right stay tuned zaren thanks so much and vice president kamla Harris is speaking out about the race for the Republican nomination in an ABC News exclusive Harris says that she's confident in President Biden's Chan no chances rather no matter who they face in November no matter who the
Republican nominee is we're winning we're winning do you you've seen the numbers you know a lot do you think Donald Trump at this point is a foregone conclusion I don't know but look if it is Donald Trump we've beat him before and we'll beat him again uh when you again look at all of the issues that are at stake including our standing in the world I think that the people of America um want more in terms of um the outcome of this election and and and and charting the the course for the future of
our country well you can see more Mary's interview with vice president Harris tonight on ABC News live Prime well the man charged in the killings of the Gilgo Beach uh victims has pleaded not guilty to another murder charge prosecutors in suffk County forly charging suspected Long Island serial killer Rex huberman in the death of a fourth woman now in New York New Evidence has also been presented in the case after prosecutors say They seized hundreds of electronic devices from his home Stephani
e ramas joins us now from the courthouse there on Long Island where hman is actually appearing before a judge uh also our legal contributor shaa lyd joining us with some context here so Stephanie we'll start with you what's this new evidence that we're learning about now Kira so much new evidence we're learning about two phones that were seized from hman at the time of his arrest which prosecutors say quote were held by him in fictitious names and used for illicit activ activities prosecutors sa
id that huran used those phones to contact escorts the last 3 years prosecutors also say They seized as you mentioned hundreds of electronic devices uh in addition to those phones from Herman's mipa Park Home in Manhattan office following his arrest human use those devices prosecutors say to search for the deceased victims and their family members the status of the investigation also for software that would assist in wiping or erasing data from computers and other similar digital devices and als
o purchasing digital masking and forensic wiping tools much of that leading to today's charge including DNA evidence some of which was a sample from Herman's daughter now prosecutors said H's now estranged wife and his children were out of town when the fourth victim Marine Brainard Barnes disappeared and was killed fitting an alleged pattern of hman being home alone when the other three women uh were killed Kira all right so let's talk more about this evidence with you shaa you know prosecutors
say that he used all these devices as Stephanie mentioned to search for deceased victims family members he wanted to check on the status of the investigation uh he was looking for software that could assist in erasing uh data from computers and digital devices this is all laid out very specific in the listed evidence I mean it's specific and pretty damning evidence how do you see it impacting this case overall now you know here when we see this type of very specific um detailed very thought out
type of evidence when we look at searches like this when we're talking about cell phone data DNA evidence this is the evidence that juries are looking for this is the evidence that the prosecution is going to really try to build their case around to show that this was um intentional and that he was aware of what he was doing and that it was methodical so Stephanie hman has also pleaded not guilty uh to killing the other three women what comes next in in this case well hman was remanded once aga
in back to the suffet county jail and the judge set the next court date of February 6 so that's that's what comes next Kira all right Stephanie Shauna thank you both so much well jury selection is underway in the trial to determine how much money and damages former president Donald Trump must pay egene Carroll for his 2019 defamatory statements about Carol's sexual assault allegations former president was already found liable last year for sexually assaulting Carol in a department store dressing
room back in the '90s and also for defaming her in 2022 with public statements just disparaging her and denying the allegations Carol is seeking more than $10 million in Damages now and is expected to testify in trial as well let's bring in our senior investigative correspondent Aon kki he's outside Court there New York has been following this from the very beginning so Ain what's happened so far in court prospective jurors dozens of them are being asked about everything from their politics to
their social media habits to whether they watch The Apprentice as former president Trump at least for part of the jury selection has been right there at the defense table twisting and turning looking Every Which Way as different perspective jurors answer questions he was particularly interested in one man who uh stood behind him to say that he had donated to Trump's campaign a few others in the room said they had donated to democratic campaigns about 10 people said they watched The Apprentice an
d and one person was dismissed for saying that just didn't think she could be fair and impartial given what she knows about Trump and his legal history uh but that's just one person everyone else so far seems to say that they can be fair and impartial so we're nearing the time Kira when a jury should be selected narrowed down to nine who will decide why Trump should pay to EEG so Trump is of course appealing the earlier ruling that found him liable of defamation and Battery we reported on that u
m how do you see that impacting this trial it it shouldn't have any ramification on this trial although the judge has already said it determined the basic facts there's no need he said to relitigate whether Trump actually defamed or sexually assaulted EEG and Carol Trump told perspective jurors he did it was established in the last trial so the only issue here now is whether Trump needs to pay Carol even more in Damages for separate defamatory statements when he denied her original rape claim ba
ck in 2019 EEG Carol now 80 years old is seated two tables in front of trump it does not appear that the two has have made any eye contact today Kira but she is expected to testify right do you think this will motivate Trump to take the the stand uh as well and if he did do you think it could make any difference his loyer said today that he wants to testify in fact he tried to get the trial delayed until after the the funeral for his mother-in-law for the former first lady's mother who died rece
ntly and whose funeral is coming up on Thursday the judge did not agree to do that but he did allow Court to convene on Monday probably after the rest of testimony is finished so that Trump himself can take the witness stand if he opts to but Kira he is going to be very limited in what he can say now we've seen those kinds of constraints on Trump in other cases and and that hasn't necessarily been followed but here a federal judge is limiting Trump only to talk about damages and and why he shoul
dn't have to pay Carol any more money he cannot argue that he's innocent that he didn't do it that as we say has already been established any idea Aaron when we can expect opening statements and what do you think that could look like in this trial we may get to opening statements a little later this afternoon Kira based on the pace of jury selection so far and it's going to be Roberta Kaplan arguing for E Carol that that Trump should pay her as much as $10 million at least for all these defamato
ry statements such has the harm been to her reput a after Trump publicly called her a liar disparaged the way she looked saying she's not my type and then Trump's attorney Alina Haba is going to stand up and say this woman doesn't deserve a penny no matter what happened in the last trial Trump still doesn't believe that he's ever met this woman even though there are pictures of the two of them together and that no matter what the last jury decided this one should not award Carol any additional m
oney and and Kira this is a process that we are going to see play out several more times as former president Trump yesterday in Iowa faced one kind of voter today he's facing different kinds of Voters citizens who will determine facts about him in a court of law and again since you know you're mentioning Iowa and politics you know the former president hasn't he hasn't needed to show up at at this this case the case before I mean it's hard to keep track the last three cases that we've been follow
ing but he's making sure that he does and it seems to be working for him these are voluntary appearances the only time he is required to be in in court is when he was arraigned and once in the last Civil Case in State Court Courthouse next door when he had to testify for for the government otherwise these are entirely voluntary but you're right Kira it seems to be working because he can come to court and he can tell his supporters that he's being persecuted as he's done repeatedly and he can use
use this as the centerpiece of his campaign that he is standing in the way of a rigged system that would otherwise come after them that's been a core message of his political campaign and as you say at least according to the entrance poll from the Iowa caucuses uh it does seem to be working because 2third of Iowa caucus goers on the Republican side said they'd find Trump fit to be president even if he was to be convicted of a crime I guess that he's not on the campaign Trail he's on the campaig
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days since 1 inch of snow has fallen in a single day from New York City all the way down to Washington DC finally broke this uh this morning really with one inch coming down here in New York City and also if you go over to DC they've seen actually closer to about 3 to 5 Ines of snowfall there but it's not over yet here in the Northeast there's still some snow coming down of course further Inland and then as you get close to the coast here it's more of a wintry mix some sleet starting to change
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e Alex murd back in court why the convicted murderer could get a retrial after found guilty of killing his wife and son and heightened Avalanche warnings out west why authorities say some areas are at greater risk and what to do if you're caught in the sliding [Music] snow and good afternoon every and I'm Kira Phillips our top story this hour crushing the competition in the Iowa caucuses former president Donald Trump winning more than 50% of the vote in the first contest of the 2024 presidential
election despite spending more time than just about anyone in Iowa Florida Governor DeSantis came in second barely edging out former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley and the field is getting smaller vake ramas Swami suspending his campaign and endorsing Trump after coming up short last night and today former Arkansas governor ASA Hutchinson bowing out of the race let's bring in our politics producer at 538 Galen Dro to sort of break down the evening for us and get to the numbers let's talk a
bout Trump's 30o win uh the largest for any Republican candidate Galen in Iowa ever I guess the weather uh didn't get in the way of any of his supporters yeah you know the way the Iowa caucuses work is you got to gather at 700 p.m. in high school gymnasiums and community centers and maybe stay there for hours and so it attracts a crowd that's already pretty enthusiastic I should say the turnout was down yesterday so it's possible that the weather affected things but it seems like it didn't affec
t the vote share if the turnout was down for any one candidate that wasn't the case it was down across the board um and so ultimately of course Trump did win a majority of cagus goer support last night so despite the strongest start for Trump vice president kamla Harris still seems confident in her re-election campaign let's just take a listen to what she told our Mary Bruce in this ABC News exclusive no matter who the Republican nominee is we're winning we're winning do you you've seen the numb
ers you know a lot do you think Donald Trump at this point is a foregone conclusion I don't know but look if it is Donald Trump we've beat him before and we'll beat him again uh when you again look at all of the issues that are at stake including our standing in the world I think that the people of America America um want more in terms of um the outcome of this election and and and charting the the course for the future of our country at the same time you've got to look at the numbers we even ha
d one Trump voter tell our team that she would walk through broken class to vote for Trump so is the Biden campaign just underestimating once again the strength of this Maga movement this year I don't know if they're underestimating the strength of the Maga movement there's about a third of Americans who are in Trump's Corner they identify more with that Maga movement and they are going to be there no matter what and I think Democrats are probably familiar with that fact but you're not going to
win a presidential election with a third of Americans support and so maybe what they are underestimating at this moment is where Independence might fall and when you look at head to-head polling today on average between Biden and Trump nationally Trump leads about two points that's nationally when you look at the Battleground States Trump leads on average by even more and so they will tell you that things can change and polling this early is not predictive of an actual electoral outcome they hav
e months to make their case once it does become clear who the nominee will be on the Republican side but that picture you know if the election were held today between Trump and Biden I think looking at the data you would say it's it's likelier that Trump would win than Biden all right a lot to come for sure glad we have you with us gayen appreciate it speaking of New Hampshire our zorine Shaw is there on the ground in the city of Manchester so zorine let's talk about what it's like in New Hampsh
ire right now with the primaries just a week away what are voters telling you what's the energy like well first of all it's a lot warm here I heard you talking about weather with gay and du I mean it's a tropical island out here compared to Iowa so I don't see one any issues with candidates campaigning out here Haley has been out here all all day de santis will be here later on tonight Trump is in New York right now he will be here later on today as well um but D sis and Haley have very little t
ime left if in fact they want to be competitive with Donald Trump it's going to get very very busy for all those candidates here this week and I want to point out to a quote that you just talked about that woman who said I would walk through broken glass she said to see Trump last night wasn't just about seeing trump it was was about taking action so you can almost understand why there was so much passion and enthusiasm for him it's going to be very interesting to see if that carries over into N
ew Hampshire as well all right so the race has definitely gotten a lot smaller as we know over the last day so what are voters telling you about ramaswami Hutchinson the fact that they dropped out that's a good question I mean k if disappointment were a puddle nobody's feet would be wet not a single po person that I spoke to here last night even mentioned Hutchinson it's like they almost didn't even know that he was still in the race um VC ramaswami he certainly broke through but certainly the f
ocus is really on Donald Trump it's on santis and Haley last night most people who I spoke to they were in support of trump and then they wanted to know who was in second and third place that is where the focus was all right and finally New Hampshire uh the primary there it's a little unusual for Democrats this year right what's the deal okay so I think what's most notable is that you have someone who's in the white house right now who is running again so you have a lot of these Democrats who sw
itched uh just a few months ago to being independent in fact it was 3500 that is more than the number of people who voted for Bernie last time around who came in first place and then Budaj who came in second place the Secretary of State's office here says that number is insignificant this time but and in fact it's quite small compared to the total number of people to vote but that is something that's quite interesting when you look at the Democrats in this state Kira all right seren Shaw we'll b
e talking all the way to New Hampshire let's bring in our Powerhouse political contributors now former Republican congresswoman of Virginia Barbara ksto also former official for Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign Amanda renia so Barbara Let's uh start with this message that you actually put out on social media last night quote only 110,000 voters last night in the Iowa caucuses versus 187,000 in 2016 40 % decrease snow doesn't explain all that loss of Interest magga takeover is not gro
wing party all right Barbara expand how do you see the impact here in New Hampshire well and I think you're you're going to see that particularly in New Hampshire because New Hampshire is a swing state and and last year I mean in 22 you saw a perfect example of how Maga kills uh New Hampshire Republicans the only person who survived in 22 in New Hampshire of course was Chris sonunu the magga Senate candidate lost and the two Maga congressional candidates lost so regardless if if Trump uh gets th
e uh wins the primary there he's not even going to be competitive in the fall in New Hampshire and it won't even be in play because he has shrunk the party in swing States and he even shrunk it in a state like Iowa where 40% fewer voters were there so that's the real story that people are ignoring and and even in my home you know the Commonwealth of Virginia that has been going on for years now in Virginia where our party is smaller now than it was when when Trump came in and I think and and whe
n you look at the money game you know Biden posted huge numbers and Trump is bankrupting the party so Amanda Low voter turnout or not Trump posted the largest win ever for a republican candidate in Iowa his voters clearly enthusiastic now the question is can Joe Biden match that yes I think he can and it gets a little bit easier for him when it is a contrast election so there's a lot of polls out there but there hasn't been a lot of time and really what happens in a general election where you ar
e do you choose candidate a or CH do you choose candidate B and you are hearing from Nikki Haley a message that is more General message and that's because um there's the belief that not everyone is Extreme as what we're seeing from magga candidates or who are willing to walk on glass for a candidate and that's really now what I suspect you will begin to see coming from the Biden campaign is much more of the contrast given the results of last night so Barbara an entrance poll that we've been talk
ing about shows that 66% of Iowa voters believe Biden did not legitimately win the 2020 election and and I don't think I have to remind all of us there is no evidence uh of that whatsoever that there was anything illegitimate that that took place so what does this just tell you about the continued grasp that Trump has on your party well of course Trump lost 60 cases that's absolutely false but that's one of the problems if you think Trump won when in fact he didn't you're more likely to vote for
the sore loser who's going to lose again so unfortunately these people who want to vote for a known loser again the only thing that's going to get them to kind of wake up unfortunately will be losing again in the fall regardless of what you think about um Joe Biden and I think the Biden campaign is going to make the campaign all about Trump which interestingly Ronda santz has been pointing that out saying it's all going to be about Trump it's going to be about his legal cases it's going to be a
nd as I pointed out before all this money that Trump is spending from The Campaign on the legal cases yeah it's really in we've renamed it the uh the campaign trial doesn't even seem like he needs to crisscross the country just shows up in court and his numbers go up and his supporters love them anymore it's just just astounding to watch Amanda polling also found that the top two issues for Iowa voters indeed was economy and immigration Iowa is not the whole country though but what does this tel
l you about how voters feel right now in this moment I think the economy is generally at the top of the list in every single campaign and there's no doubt that's going to be the case this time as well and what you'll see is Biden and team will continue to talk about the things they are doing around the kitchen table while also managing a global economy but the truth is everybody has continued to hear that Trump is interested in his own self agenda as opposed to what's happening at the kitchen ta
ble and in a contrast election the Biden Administration will be able to point out exactly what braber just said which is how are they even spending their campaign accounts on legal cases for Trump himself not what's happening in homes around America Barbara com Commander Ria appreciate you both ladies from the campaign Trail to a Manhattan trial the jury has been seated in that case to determine how much money and damages former president Donald Trump will pay must pay egene Carroll for his 2019
defamatory statements about her sexual assault allegations the former president was already found liable last year for sexually assaulting Carol in that department store dressing room in the 90s and also for defaming her in 2022 with public statements just disparaging her and denying the allegations Carol is now seeking more than $10 million in Damages and is expected to testify in that trial as well our Olivia Rubin is right outside Court she's following it for us so Olivia let's just talk abo
ut uh how jurors were chosen today and what will undergo during this trial well it took much of the morning Kira but just moments ago the ners who will decide how much Donald Trump has to pay eege Carol for defamation were chosen and seated and as you said it followed sort of a morning of lengthy questioning of a room full of jurors in which Donald Trump sat the entire morning in which they asked them their age their occupation a series of questions that might root out any bias they were asked i
f they thought the 2020 election was stolen if Donald Trump was being treated unfairly by the court system if they had ever worked for a political campaign before and they wound up with nine jurors who almost you know skirted around any of those questions they dismissed the juror who said she worked at a phone bank for uh Joe Biden as a volunteer they dismissed the juror who said uh he believed that the 2020 election was stolen and they ended up with these nine jurs who will now sit for 3 to 5 d
ays Kira as they go through this trial and ultimately come up with a number for Donald Trump to pay if anything so how long do you think the trial will go on how quickly could we see a decision well they've said three to five days Alina Hava Donald Trump's attorney was asked how long uh she would need to present her case and she said maybe a day a day and a half they are still planning on having Donald Trump testify as far as you could tell by what Alina said in court today and then they have ju
st one other Witness that they are going to be putting on the stand and as far as eege Carroll's case her attorney said that they would need no more than two two and a half days for their own case but of course in the middle of this Kira don't forget is the funeral for the Mother-in-law of Donald Trump on Thursday that he wants to go to Florida to be able to attend so his team's still looking a little bit for a delay on that day there so that he can go to the funeral and not miss any court all r
ight Olivia Ruben there in New York for us Olivia thanks convicted killer mura is back in court hoping for a new trial based on allegations of jury tampering by a clerk of the court murda's attorneys say that clerk Rebecca Hill instructed jurors to not be misled by evidence presented in Mr murda's defense and told jurors not to be fooled by Mr murdo's testimony within his own defense the once prominent lawyer is currently serving life for the murders of his wife Maggie and his youngest son Paul
our legal contributor and managing partner at the cochon firm shaa lyd joining me now uh so Shauna the the clerk here is currently at the center of an Ethics investigation led by South Carolina law enforcement division uh due to these allegations we're following that so what do you think could this actually force a retrial here well let's remember everything about this hearing is going to be very limited to what she said to the jurors what they were aware of at that time and whether or not it af
fected their decision that they came to in that particular trial so what information is the judge going to try and figure out during today's hearing the judge is going to be looking to find out what she said to them and whether or not it actually affected the decision that they made if she finds that there was improper influence that could lead to a retrial however the information that Miss Hill or whatever statement she may have made to these juries has to have influenced their decision in orde
r for her to grant that extraordinary method so there's the I guess there's going to be another hearing uh on the 29th so how soon before we could actually get a final decision we are not going to get a final decision before that hearing and once she has time to deliberate and listen and comb through the evidence and she actually makes a ruling then we will know all right stay tuned we'll talk then shaa thank you coming up Avalanche alert out west why some areas are at higher risk and what to do
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much but enough for people to get out there and enjoy it and finally break that streak down closer to Washington DC they saw about 3 to 5 Ines of total snowfall accumulation otherwise here on satellite and radar you can see that snow moving out but we are getting a bit of a wintry mix now you can see in this pink here that is a glaze of ice coming down and some sleet coming down too that will continue to move right up along this coastal region right along I95 you can see by Boston by about 400 p
.m. it's finally pushing out for you guys but over the next couple hours certainly be on the lookout for that and then you can can see up here uh snow still throughout New Hampshire and Vermont and Maine parts of northern Maine seeing 6 to 12 in of snowfall accumulation still to come tonight but it's dry tomorrow morning meanwhile in the South this is Alabama Mobile Alabama right in the in the southern part of it here and their temperatures are just right around the freezing point so they're get
ting freezing drizzle freezing rain giving them an ice glaze right over every surface it's causing a lot of accidents even down in around New Orleans they're seeing these accidents as well roads closed actually around New Orleans because of this meanwhile up in Chicago it's so cold that they're actually burning the train tracks to keep them warm so they don't freeze and stick a lot of things going on across the nation because of this Arctic blast and tomorrow morning it's still going to be cold
feeling like 18 degrees below zero in Chicago seven below there in Buffalo even down look at Dallas they're feeling only like 10 degrees there tomorrow morning and8 below there over in parts of West Virginia meanwhile as we head into our weekend it's it's still going to be feeling cold here look over in Kansas City 26 below zero on Saturday morning it's going to be another shot here of more Arctic weather as we continue into the rest of our January but I can tell you by the end of this month tak
e a look at next week we're actually looking at some above average temperatures throughout the entire nation so it's going to be a big turnaround but we do have to get through the weekend first all right stay tuned Kenton thank you so much got it well after a series of deadly Avalanches across multiple States we are now getting a look at just how dangerous conditions are right now some spots in Colorado actually got more than 6 feet of snow in the last 15 days after a very dry Sunny December wel
l all of that new snow sits on a very unstable slick base which has triggered a number of avalanches across the western parts of the country our senior meteorologist Rob Marciano has more details for us there it goes there it goes oh yeah these are these are the types of avalanches that catch carry and kill people Avalanche forecasters sounding the alarm conditions ripe for more dangerous snow slides across the West this should just show you how hair trigger and dangerous the back country right
now is this urgent warning as Avalanche season is well underway with three people killed so far in 2024 in Colorado a highway was shut down after 10 cars were buried Sunday and one man was was killed and three injured during an avalanche in Lake Tahoe California last week people stopping to help dig out their fellow skiers snow actually has layers if you end up with a with a layering scenario where you have the weak underlying strong then you have a kind of a recipe for an instability it's these
conditions that put skiers at risk for Avalanches Avalanche wall the wall 2 to 4T deep and what it's failing on is this weak feted snow from 25 days of sunny skies clear cold nights another Factor could be climate change climate change is impacting Avalanche Cycles um exactly how it's impacting them or what we're going to see in the future that's that's much less clear Janet he was buried in the Tahoe Avalanche she tumbled roughly 150 ft down the mountain with only her foot visible above the sn
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Avalanche warnings out west why authorities say some areas are at greater risk and what to do if you're caught in the sliding [Music] snow and good afternoon everyone I'm Kira Phillips our top story this hour crushing the competition in the Iowa caucuses former president Donald Trump winning more than 50% of the vote in the first contest of the 2024 presidential election despite spending more time than just about anyone in Iowa Florida Governor DeSantis came in second barely edging out former So
uth Carolina Governor Nikki Haley and the field is getting smaller V ramaswami suspending his campaign and endorsing Trump after coming up short last night and today former Arkansas governor ASA Hutchinson bowing out of the race let's bring in our politics producer at 538 gayen dreo to sort of break down the evening for us and get to the numbers let's talk about Trump's 30-point win uh the largest for any Republican candidate Galen in Iowa ever I guess the weather uh didn't get in the way of any
of his supporters yeah you know the way the Iowa caucuses work is you got to gather at 700 p.m. in high school gymnasiums and community centers and maybe stay there for hours and so it attracts a crowd that's already pretty enthusiastic I should say the turnout was down yesterday so it's possible that the weather affected things but it seems like it didn't affect the vote share if the turnout was down for any one candidate that wasn't the case it was down across the board um and so ultimately o
f course Trump did win a majority of kogus goer support last night so despite the strongest start for Trump vice president kamla Harris still seems confident in her reelection campaign let's just take a listen to what she told our Mary Bruce in this ABC News exclusive no matter who the Republican nominee is we're winning we're winning do you you've seen the numbers you know a lot do you think Donald Trump at this point is a foregone conclusion I don't know but look if it is Donald Trump we' beat
him before and we'll beat him again uh when you again look at all of the issues that are at stake including our state standing in the world I think that the people of America um want more in terms of um the outcome of this election and and and charting the the course for the future of our country at the same time you've got to look at the numbers we even had one Trump voter tell our team that she would walk through broken class to vote for Trump so is the Biden campaign just underestimating onc
e again the strength of this magga movement this year I don't know if they're underestimating the strength of the Maga movement there's about a third of Americans who are in Trump's Corner they identify more with that Maga movement and they are going to be there no matter what and I think Democrats are probably familiar with that fact but you're not going to win a presidential election with a third of Americans support and so maybe what they are underestimating at this moment is where Independen
ce might fall and when you look at head-to-head polling today on average between Biden and Trump nationally Trump leads by about two points that's nationally when you look at the Battleground States Trump leads on average by even more and so they will tell you that things can change and polling this early is not predictive of an actual electoral outcome they have months to make their case once it does become clear who the nominee will be on the Republican side but that picture you know if the el
ection were held today between Trump and Biden I think looking at the data you would say it's likier that Trump would win than Biden all right a lot to come for sure glad we have you with us Galen appreciate it speaking of New Hampshire our zorine Shaw is there on the ground in the city of Manchester so zoren let's talk about what it's like in New Hampshire right now at the primaries just a week away what are voters telling you what's the energy like well first of all it's a lot warmer kir I hea
rd you talking about weather with gay and Duo I mean it's a tropical island out here compared to Iowa so I don't see one any issues with candidates campaigning out here Haley has been out here all all day to santis will be here later on tonight Trump is in New York right now he will be here later on today as well um but do sis and Haley have very little time left if in fact they want to be competitive with Donald Trump it's going to get very very busy for all those candidates here this week and
I want to point out to a quote that you just talked about the woman who said I would walk through broken glass she said to see see Trump last night wasn't just about seeing trump it was about taking action so you can almost understand why there was so much passion and enthusiasm for him it's going to be very interesting to see if that carries over into New Hampshire as well all right so the race has definitely gotten a lot smaller as we know over the last day so what are voters telling you about
ramaswami Hutchinson the fact that they dropped out that's that's a good question I mean if disappointment were a puddle nobody's feet would be wet I mean not a single po person that I spoke to here last night even mentioned Hutchinson it's like they almost didn't even know that he was still in the race um VC ramaswami he certainly broke through but certainly the focus is really on Donald Trump it's on santis and Haley last night most people who I spoke to they were in support of trump and then
they wanted to know who was in second and third place that is where the focus was all right and finally New Hampshire uh the primary there it's a little unusual for Democrats this year right what's the deal okay so I think what's most notable is that you have someone who's in the white house right now who is running again you have a lot of these Democrats who switched uh just a few months ago to being independent in fact it was 3500 that is more than the number of people who voted for Bernie la
st time around who came in first place and then Budaj who came in second place the Secretary of State's office here says that number is insignificant this time but and in fact is quite small compared to the total number of people expected to vote but that is something that's quite interesting when you look at the Democrats in the state Kira all right Serene Shaw we'll be talking all the way to New Hampshire let's bring in our Powerhouse political contributors now former Republican congresswoman
of Virginia Barbara commo also former official for Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign Amanda renia so Barbara let's uh start with this message that you actually put out on social media last night quote only 110,000 voters last night in the Iowa caucuses versus 187,000 in 2016 40% decrease snow doesn't explain all that loss of Interest magot takeover is not growing party all right Barbara expand how do you see the impact here in New Hampshire well and I think you're you're going to see
that particularly in New Hampshire because New Hampshire is a swing state and and last year I mean in 22 you saw a perfect example of how Maga kills uh New Hampshire Republicans the only person survived in 22 in New Hampshire of course was Chris sonunu the Maga Senate candid lost and the two Maga congressional candidates lost so regardless if if Trump uh gets the uh wins the primary there he's not even going to be competitive in the fall in New Hampshire and it won't even be in play because he h
as shrunk the party in swing States and he even shrunk it in a state like Iowa where 40 % fewer voters were there so that's the real story that people are ignoring and and even in my home you know the Commonwealth of Virginia that has been going on for years now in Virginia where our party is smaller now than it was when when Trump came in and I think and and when you look at the money game you know Biden posted huge numbers and Trump is bankrupting the party so Amanda Low voter turnout or not T
rump posted the large EST win ever for a republican candidate in Iowa his voters clearly enthusiastic now the question is can Joe Biden match that yes I think he can and it gets a little bit easier for him when it is a contrast election so there's a lot of polls out there but there hasn't been a lot of time and really what happens in a general election where you are do you choose candidate a or CH do you choose candidate B and you are hearing from Nikki Haley a message that is more General messa
ge message and that's because um there's the belief that not everyone is Extreme as what we're seeing from magga candidates or who are willing to walk on glass for a candidate and that's really now what I suspect you will begin to see coming from the Biden campaign is much more of the contrast given the results of last night so Barbara an entrance poll that we've been talking about shows that 66% of Iowa voters believe Biden did not legitimately win the 2020 election and and I don't think I have
to remind all of us there is no evidence uh of that whatsoever that there was anything illegitimate that that took place so what does this just tell you about the continued grasp that Trump has on your party well of course Trump lost 60 cases that's absolutely false but that's one of the problems if you think Trump won when in fact he didn't you're more likely to vote for the sore loser who's going to lose again so unfortunately these people who want to vote for a known loser again the only thi
ng that's going to get them to kind of wake up unfortunately will be losing again in the fall regardless of what you think about um Joe Biden and I think the Biden campaign is going to make the campaign all about Trump which interestingly Ronda santis has been pointing that out saying it's all going to be about Trump it's going to be about his legal cases it's going to be and as I pointed out before all this money that Trump is spending from The Campaign on the legal cases yeah it's really in we
've renamed it the uh the campaign trial doesn't even seem like he needs to crisscross the country just shows up in court and his numbers go up and his supporters love him anymore it's just just astounding to watch Amanda polling also found that the top two issues for Iowa voters indeed was economy and immigration Iowa is is not the whole country though but what does this tell you about how voters feel right now in this moment I think the economy is generally at the top of the list in every sing
le campaign and there's no doubt that's going to be the case this time as well and what you'll see is Biden and team will continue to talk about the things they are doing around the kitchen table while also managing a global economy but the truth is everybody has continued to hear that Trump is interested in his own self agenda as a opposed to what's happening at the kitchen table and in a contrast election the Biden Administration will be able to point out exactly what robber just said which is
how are they even spending their campaign accounts on legal cases for Trump himself not what's happening in homes around America Barbara comto Commander Ria appreciate you both ladies from the campaign Trail to a Manhattan trial the jury has been seated in that case to determine how much money and damages former president president Donald Trump will pay must pay egene Carroll for his 2019 defamatory statements about her sexual assault allegations the former president was already found liable la
st year for sexually assaulting Carol in that department store dressing room in the 90s and also for defaming her in 2022 with public statements just disparaging her and denying the allegations Carol is now seeking more than $10 million in Damages and is expected to testify in that trial as well our Olivia Rubin is right outside Court she's following it for us so Olivia let's just talk about how jurors were chosen today and what jurors will undergo during this trial well it took much of the morn
ing Kira but just moments ago the nine jurs who will decide how much Donald Trump has to pay eege Carol for defamation were chosen and seated and as you said it followed sort of a morning of lengthy questioning of a room full of jurors in which Donald Trump sat the entire morning in which they asked them their age their occupation a series of questions that might root out any bias they were asked if they thought the 2020 election was stolen if Donald Trump was being treated unfairly by the court
system if they had ever worked for a political campaign before and they wound up with nine jurors who almost uh you know skirted around any of those questions they dismissed the juror who said she worked at a phone bank for uh Joe Biden as a volunteer they dismissed the juror who said uh he believed that the 2020 election was stolen and they ended up with these nine JS who will now sit for 3 to 5 days Kira as they go through this trial and ultimately come up with a number for Donald Trump to pa
y if anything so how long do you think the trial will go on how quickly could we see a decision well they've said three to five days Alina Hava Donald Trump's attorney was asked how long uh she would need to present her case and she said maybe a day a day and a half they are still planning on having Donald Trump testify as far as we could tell by what Ena said in court today and then they have just one other witness that they are going to be putting on the stand and as far as egene Carroll's cas
e her attorney said that they would need no more than two two and a half days for their own case but of course in the middle of this Kira don't forget is the funeral for the Mother-in-law of Donald Trump on Thursday that he wants to go to Florida to be able to attend so his team's still looking a little bit for a delay on that day there so that he can go to the funeral and not miss any court all right liia ru in there in New York Force Olivia thanks convicted killer Alex mura is back in court ho
ping for a new trial based on allegations of jury tampering by a clerk of the court R's attorneys say that clerk Rebecca Hill instructed jurors to not be misled by evidence presented in Mr murda's defense and told jurors not to be fooled by Mr murda's testimony within his own defense the on prominent lawyer is currently serving life for the murders of his wife Maggie and his youngest son Paul are legal contributor and managing partner at the cochan firm shaa Lloyd joining me now uh so shaa the t
he clerk here is currently at the center of an Ethics investigation led by South Carolina law enforcement division uh due to these allegations we're following that so what do you think could this actually force a retrial here well let's remember everything about this hearing is going to be very limited to what she said to the jurors what they were aware of of that time and whether or not it affected their decision that they came to in that particular trial so what information is the judge going
to try and figure out during today's hearing the judge is going to be looking to find out what she said to them and whether or not it actually affected the decision that they made if she finds that there was improper influence that could lead to a retrial however the information that Miss Hill or whatever statement she may have made to these juries has to have influenced their decision in order for her to grant that extraordinary method so there's I guess there's going to be another hearing uh o
n the 29th so how soon before we could actually get a final decision we are not going to get a final decision before that hearing and once she has time to deliberate and listen and comb through the evidence and she actually makes a ruling then we will know all right stay tuned we'll talk then shaa thank you coming up Avalanche alert out west why some areas are at higher risk and what did do if you're actually caught in the [Music] snow with so much at stake so much on the line more Americans tur
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less but that Arctic blast is also continuing across the US with the southern Texas cities like Houston actually seeing wind chills as low as 5 degrees our meteorologist Kenton jcki joins us now for more what are you following Kenton Kira I want you to think back to February 13 2022 that was 701 days ago that's the last time an inch of snow has fallen in a single day in New York City and finally an inch and a half falling today not much but enough for people to get out there and enjoy it and fin
ally break that streak down closer to Washington DC they saw about three to five Ines of total snowfall accumulation otherwise here on satellite and radar you can see that snow moving out but we are getting a bit of a wintry mix now you can see in this pink here that is a glaze of ice coming down and some sleet coming down too that will continue to move right up along this coastal region right along I 95 you can see by Boston by about 4M it's finally pushing out for you guys but over the next co
uple hours certainly be on the lookout for that and then you can see up here uh snow still throughout New Hampshire and Vermont and Maine parts of northern Maine seeing 6 to 12 Ines of snowfall accumulation still to come tonight but it's dry tomorrow morning meanwhile in the South this is Alabama Mobile Alabama right in the in the southern part of it here and their temperatures are just right around the freezing point so they're getting freezing drizzle freezing rain giving them an ice glaze rig
ht over every surface it's causing a lot of accidents even down in around New Orleans they're seeing these accidents as well roads closed actually around New Orleans because of this meanwhile up in Chicago it's so cold that they're actually burning the train tracks to keep them warm so they don't freeze and stick a lot of things going on across the nation because of this Arctic blast and tomorrow morning it's still going to be cold feeling like 18° below zero in Chicago seven below there in Buff
alo even down look at Dallas they're feeling only like 10 deges there tomorrow morning and eight below there over in parts of West Virginia meanwhile as we head into our weekend it's still going to be feeling cold K look over in Kansas City 26 below Zer on Saturday morning it's going to be another shot here of more Arctic weather as we continue into the rest of our January but I can tell you by the end of this month take a look at next week we're actually looking at some above average temperatur
es throughout the entire nation so it's going to be a big turnaround but we do have to get through the weekend first all right stay tuned Kenton thank you so much well after a series of deadly Avalanches across multiple States we are now getting a look at just how dangerous conditions are right now some spots in Colorado actually got more than six feet of snow in the last 15 days after a very dry Sunny December well all of that new snow sits on a very unstable slick base which has triggered a nu
mber of avalanches across the western parts of the country our senior meteorologist Rob Marciano has more details for us there it goes there it goes oh yeah these are the types of avalanches that catch carry and kill people avalanch forecasters sounding the alarm conditions ripe for more dangerous snow slides across the West this should just show you how hair trigger and dangerous the back country right now is this urgent warning as Avalanche season is well underway with three people killed so f
ar in 2024 in Colorado a highway was shut down after 10 cars were buried Sunday and one man was killed and three injured during an avalanche in Lake Tahoe California last week people stopping to help dig out their fellow skiers snow actually has layers if you end up with a with a layering scenario where you have the weak underlying strong then you have a kind of a rest PE for an instability it's these conditions that put skiers at risk for Avalanches Avalanche wall toall 2 to 4 ft deep and what
it's failing on is this weak faceted snow from 25 days of sunny skies clear cold nights another Factor could be climate change climate change is impacting Avalanche Cycles um exactly how it's impacting them or what we're going to see in the future that's that's much less clear Janet he was buried in the Tahoe Avalanche she tumbled roughly 150 ft down the mountain with only her foot visible above the snow I heard somebody say no worry I got you that was like the best voice I heard in my life and
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this hour slick and snowy in the Northeast more than 100 million Americans on alert for Dangerous wind and record cold our forecast straight [Music] ahead and good afternoon everyone I'm Kira Phillips our top story this hour crushing the competition in the Iowa caucuses former president Donald Trump winning more than 50% of the vote in the first contest of the 2024 presidential election despite spending more time than just about anyone in Iowa Ronda santis came in second barely edging out Nikki
Haley and the field is getting smaller V ramaswami suspending his campaign and endorsing Trump after coming up short last night and then today former Aransas Governor ASA Hutchinson also Calling it Quits bring in our political director Rick Klein to break it all down for us so Rick Trump's 30o win the largest for any Republican candidate in Iowa ever what does that tell you this is Donald Trump's party and he's not Ling his grip on it anytime soon this was a striking ReSound ing blowout of a vi
ctory Kira you know there were 99 counties in Iowa Donald Trump carried 98 of them the one that he lost he lost by one vote and he won cities he won suburbs he won rural areas he won Evangelical voters he won uh non-religious voters and you name it Donald Trump won it in Iowa and it was the kind of blowout victory that does send a statement to the rest of the field no one in in the history of competitive Republican caucuses has ever won by more than 13 points and Donald Trump won by almost 30 ju
st blowing away the competition so how could ASA Hutchinson and V ramaswami dropping out impact this race it's not like there's a lot of numbers or votes or support there but V I mean you know he held his own with Independence yeah I think v r Swami had you know 78 points or something uh yesterday and in and polling in the low single digits in New Hampshire those are more likely to be Trump voters uh there's a lot of overlap there so I think if anything Trump benefits from that ASA Hutchinson wa
s a different case he was very much anti-trump but he had negligent support and Iowa was his only chance and and he had just maybe a couple hundred votes uh in in the vote toll it was not going to be his night but it does mean that there's no candidate in the field anymore who is anti-trump or saying that they wouldn't pardon Trump or support Trump uh he and Chris Christie were the lonely voices on those early debate stages I think if anything this really just this clarifies the rest of the race
Kira because there are only three candidates and we know that Nikki Haley said last night it's a two-person race there are three people in it she came in third but that's all that's left and that by itself is surprising going into New Hampshire we're used to having 10 12 candidates sometimes to only have three still in the running is remarkable so the LIE of 2020 and that the election was stolen I mean it's been debunked across the board including multiple courtrooms we don't have to go there h
owever this new entrance poll shows 66% of Iowa voters actually believe that Joe Biden did not legitimately win the 2020 election what do you think is this going to be a trend that we're going to see in other States maybe more pronounced than Iowa given the the Maga and conservative tilt of the electorate but this is the modern Republican party we've seen it the national polling as well and Kira to me what makes that question and the answer so powerful is it speaks to the frustration that those
candidates have in trying to break through Donald Trump is not only controlling the party he's controlling the the way they think about things the information that's in their brains that to me is a very very striking data point because it is false it's Donald Trump who has spread it has spread that lie repeatedly over the last several years and the fact that that many people including some people that voted against him uh just yesterday continue to believe those falsehoods is um you know potenti
ally alarming but but also very very telling Rick Klein appreciate you you bet let's talk about New Hampshire our zaren Shaw is there on the ground the city of Manchester so zorine what's it like there uh the primary is just one week away now are the Iowa results influencing voters you know Cara that was the burning question that I had last night when we went bar hopping for sound bites essentially I mean here in New Hampshire you know this a lot of bars will have one TV on at least that shows t
he results of the Iowa caucus or you know politics in general this state is very engaged but I ask people over and over are the results having any impact on your vote it was a firm no people who I spoke to had their minds made up this state is about retail politics though and the candidates are going to be sprinting to that Finish Line this week to try and meet as many people as they possibly can as our Kelsey says she says people in this state like meeting the candidates at least two sometimes
even three times before they make up their mind so entrance polling found that the top two issues for Iowa voters the economy immigration are you hearing similar things from the voters there that's actually exactly what I'm hearing immigration and the economy and we're a thousand over a thousand miles away from the border so it might surprise you but immigration was one that people mentioned over and over last night and of course the economy as well and what's interesting is that people here in
the state they believe that the two are linked and that they impact each other now I'm still trying to figure out which event that I'm going to tonight but the one issue that dominates everything right now truly is just electability electability I can't say the word right now but you you know what what I'm trying to say the can someone win right do voters believe that there is a path for D santis or a path for Haley after Trump's record-breaking performance in Iowa what is that path I would not
be able to say electability either if I was out there in the cold right now it's a little cold here too just in my defense it's a little cold a little chilly appreciate you thank you zorine well from the campaign Trail to a Manhattan trial the jury has been seated in that trial to determine how much money and damages former president Donald Trump must pay egene Carroll for his 2019 defamatory statements about Carol's sexual assault allegations former president was already found liable last year
for sexually assaulting Carol in a department store dressing room in the 90s and for defaming her in 2022 with public statements disparaging her and denying the allegations well Carol is seeking more than $10 million in Damages and is expected to testify in the trial as well our legal contributor and defense attorney Brian buckmire joining me for more so Brian let's just kind of break down uh how jurors were chosen today and what they will undergo during the trial well K it was interesting thing
the judge had already told us that he was just going to look at the crowd of of jurors and go through it individually looking to see if anyone knows information about the case whether or not that information would make them bias one way or another what are their connections to this case if at all and it seemed like there were a number of people that said hey I've learned too much about this case in the media I cannot be unbiased we know that two people themselves said um you know what I think t
hat Donald Trump is getting a bad rap I don't think he's being treated fairly in this process but from the morning till about I would say like 1:00 or like 2:00 this afternoon we ultimately got nine jurors no alternates who will hear this projected two to three day trial and they're going to decide not on the liability of Donald Trump because as you said that's already been decided this is just about damages so when you look at the the trial that that Trump just went through and the trial that h
e is now in what stands out for you to you similarities differences impact I mean it really is hard to keep up it seems like he's in a different courtroom every other week yeah so in terms of different trials as we know he's got federal and state criminal cases he's also got civil cases he's got two civil cases here in New York the major difference here with egene Carroll it is ultimately about the words that came out of his own mouth following eene Carroll's um article and oped that came out an
d then subsequent statements to that calling her a hoax a con artist uh as you said we've already found that he is liable here based on a previous uh civil case with een Carol here ultimately it's about dollars in the first case he was found liable for $5 million he's still appealing that case uh in this one they're seeking $10 million the main difference I would say is this is more focused on the words that he used to discredit einan Carroll the prior uh case was more about the sexual abuse try
ing to prove that as well as defamation all right Brian buckmire thanks so much appreciate it we'll follow the case of course well he engaged in hand toand combat he endured pepper spray and racial slurs but still managed to defend our nation's capital when angry insurrectionists stormed those steps on January 6th it was a deadly day that we will never forget neither will former capital police officer Harry Dunn he has since resigned from the force seeking to now be a force in Congress we can't
ever let this happen again and you've heard it from Trump himself he is hellbent on finishing what he started this day I'm stepping into a new road today but I can't do it alone I believe is running as a Dem Ro to play in this fight so join me we D is now running as a Democrat for Maryland's Third District seat which stretches from Baltimore to our capital and he's joining a growing field of candidates in what is expected to be a competitive primary Harry Dunn joins me now to talk about his camp
aign to defend democracy good to see you thanks for having me on hey let's start with last night shall we in Iowa 66% of the people there echoed Trump's false claim Harry that Joe Biden did not legitimately win the presidency in 2020 are you worried that if Trump loses again that there could be another insurrection yeah you know I I I am worried um those those numbers are very discouraging but at the same time it also I take it I believe it's a call to action to let individuals who do know that
uh Joe Biden is the legitimate uh duy elected uh president of the United States it's a call to action for us that we can't take our eyes off the prize and that we need to continue fighting um to hold precious to hold our democracy which we hold precious all right and we'll talk about that in just a second but I just you know I want to ask you a question with regard to the fact well with your background I mean you were a cop you would lay down the law and that was that I mean this is Congress it
is bureaucratic there is a lot of BS so what makes you think that you can cut through all that without any experience but isn't that the isn't that the problem though that it's all that crap going on there and you know what what is what is a congressman what is a uh elected official it is a person of the people and they are sent there to do um give the people in their districts a voice and that's what I aim to do I'm not a career politician but I'm a career public servant and I have been able to
put people first my whole life and I don't think that will be any different when I'm elected to congress all right now let's follow up with what you said that there's this clear and present threat to democracy right now and that it's worth fighting for those are your direct words tell me exactly what what you mean by that Harry and and what is your plan to to do that you know so people want to say these numbers these poll results that are coming out how did they get this High how does 60 plus p
er of people believe that Joe Biden was not how is that you know Donald Trump's messaging is effective um you know whatever your opinion is about him his messaging is effective and his messaging from his subordinates and his subordinates are members in Congress also and they just get to you know freely speak about the lies and they get to pedal and push these lies um calling prisoners of January 6 hostages uh saying that election was stolen you know continue to parot all the lies that Donald Tru
mp does and they they those sound bites make their way to the electorate it's important for me um when I get to Congress and uh other elected officials to continue to push back against those lies and you know I I did as much as I could do as a police police officer to combat that um in the role that I was in but uh you know I I believe now that there's an opportunity with Mr sarbanes no longer seeking um well he's retiring there's a there's an opportunity for me to have a seat at the table and u
m not just be dismissed as just an angry um Democratic plant which I've been called on multiple occasions but um I'm just an American citizen who cares about his country who wants to serve his um his community well let me ask you about that I mean you would be a democratic Congressman in a huge pool of Republicans many of whom fought to overturn the 2020 election so how do you plan to deal with them while defending democracy the the same way I did for the last 15 plus years of my career um the t
hem spreading lies or you know it that isn't anything new I mean it's been three years since January 6 and I was still going to work every single day and defending them because they have the right to say that um you know lie or not you know it's not moral they have to deal with that conscience on their conscience and their voters are the ones that need to hold them accountable but the same way that I've been doing it ever since I believe that you know democracy is so is so precious and it gives
us the right to speak and um about those things that are going on and pushing back against those lies that those individuals are continuing to spread so I don't believe I'll have a hard time working with them I was able to protect them while they were still spreading those lies because I believe that they have the right to do it um I just believe that their voters need to be more aware of the lies that they are pedling and members in Congress need to hold them accountable they can't just say the
se lies out without any push back or challenging against them well you are definitely somebody who is there you know what happened you know the truth and you've been very transparent about how that day impacted you you were very uh open about dealing wi with pts so I want to ask you you know how are you doing um how do you feel how is your health and do you think maybe you can take what you've gone through with pts and and the therapy that you have gone through um and talk more about mental heal
th I mean Harry we're covering these school shootings uh on a far to regular basis it's heart-wrenching mental illness is a huge problem in this country so how are you doing and how do you plan to tackle that you know I never wanted to be this you know Pooler child for you know mental health or mental health awareness but anything that I can do to reduce the stigma of it um I'm all for it you know this world is is we're we're in a a very crucial time right now people are hurting um and it's very
tough out here and for for me personally I'm doing all right I'm staying busy right now with this uh learning how the ropes of a campaign in the political side of Public Service um but I'm doing okay but it it it allows me to see all the things that are wrong and things that are going wrong listen to issues that people have and you know what saying it shouldn't be this difficult to receive help or you know what they people need support systems so I would love to bring to have a national convers
ation about that when I'm elected to congress and get Mental Health on the Forefront of people's mind and make it not taboo to seek help for you know just just being human and just having these emotions that a lot of people deal with on a day-to-day basis um I I I look forward to having that discussion and making it more mainstream except and accept it amen to that Harry Dunn sure appreciate your time we'll be following the campaign and uh no matter the outcome I hope you'll come back and you'll
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Haley as they now head to New Hampshire Alex murgh back in court why the convicted murderer could get a retrial after found guilty of killing his wife and son and hien Avalanche warnings out west why authorities say some areas are at greater risk and what to do if you're caught in the sliding [Music] snow good afternoon everyone I'm Kira Phillips our top story this hour crushing the competition in the Iowa caucuses former president Donald Trump winning more than 50% of the vote in the first cont
est of the 2024 presidential election despite spending more time than just about anyone in Iowa Florida Governor Dan santis came in second barely edging out former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley and the field is getting smaller aake ramas Swami suspending his campaign and endorsing Trump after coming up short last night and today former Arkansas governor ASA Hutchinson bowing out of the race let's bring in our politics producer at 538 gayen Dro to sort of break down the evening for us and g
et to the numbers let's talk about Trump's 30-point win uh the largest for any Republican candidate Galen in Iowa ever I guess the weather uh didn't get in the way of any of his supporters yeah you know the way the Iowa caucuses work is you got to gather at 700 p.m. in high school gymnasiums and community centers and maybe stay there for hours and so it attracts a crowd that's already pretty enthusiastic I should say the turnout was down yesterday so it's possible that the weather affected thing
s but it seems like it didn't affect the vote share if the turnout was down for any one candidate that wasn't the case it was down across the board um and so ultimately of course Trump did win a majority of cus goers support last night so despite the strongest start for Trump vice president kamla Harris still seems confident in her reelection campaign let's just take a listen to what she told our Mary Bruce in this ABC News exclusive no matter who the Republican nominee is we're winning we're wi
nning do you you've seen the numbers you know a lot do you think Donald Trump at this point is a forone conclusion I don't know but look if it is Donald Trump we' beat him before and we'll beat him again uh when you again look at all of the issues that are at stake including our standing in the world I think that the people of America um want more in terms of um the outcome of this election and and and charting the the course for the future of our country at the same time you've got to look at t
he numbers we even had one Trump voter tell our team that she would walk through broken class to vote for Trump so is the Biden campaign just underestimating once again the strength of this Maga movement this year I don't know if they're underestimating the strength of the Maga movement there's about a third of Americans who are in Trump's Corner they identify more with that Maga movement and they are going to be there no matter what and I think Democrats are probably familiar with that fact but
you're not going to win a presidential election with a third of Americans support and so maybe what they are underestimating at this moment is where Independence might fall and when you look at head-to-head polling today on average between Biden and Trump nationally Trump leads by about two points that's nationally when you look at the Battleground States Trump leads on average by even more and so they will tell you that things can change and polling this early is not predictive of an actual el
ectoral out outcome they have months to make their case once it does become clear who the nominee will be on the Republican side but that picture you know if the election were held today between Trump and Biden I think looking at the data you would say it's likelier that Trump would win than Biden all right a lot to come for sure glad we have you with us gayen appreciate it speaking of New Hampshire our zoren Shaw is there on the ground in the city of Manchester so zoren let's talk about what it
's like in New Hampshire right now at the primaries just a week away what are voters telling you what's the energy like well first of all it's a lot warmer K I heard you talking about weather with gay and duuk I mean it's a tropical island out here compared to Iowa so I don't see one any issues with candidates campaigning out here Haley has been out here all all day de santis will be here later on tonight Trump is in New York right now he will be here later on today as well um but do sandis and
Haley have very little time left if in fact they want to be competitive with Donald Trump it's going to get very very busy for all those candidates here this week and I want to point out to a quote that you just talked about that woman who said I would walk through broken glass she said to see Trump last night wasn't just about seeing trump it was about taking action so you can almost understand why there was so much passion and enthusiasm for him it's going to be very interesting to see if that
carries over into New Hampshire as well all right so the race has definitely gotten a lot smaller as we know over the last day so what are voters telling you about ramaswami Hutchinson the fact that they dropped out that's that's a good question I mean k if disappointment were a puddle nobody's feet would be wet I mean not a single po person that I spoke to here last night even mentioned Hutchinson it's like they almost didn't even know that he was still in the race um VC ramaswami he certainly
broke through but certainly the focus is really on Donald Trump it's on santis and Haley last night most people who I spoke to they were uh in support of trump and then they wanted to know who was in second and third place that is where the focus was all right and finally New Hampshire uh the primary there it's a little unusual for Democrats this year right what's the deal okay so I think what's most notable is that you have someone who's in the white house right now who is running again you ha
ve a lot of these Democrats who switched uh just a few months ago to being independent in fact it was 3500 that is more than the number of people who voted for Bernie last time around who came in first place and then Budaj who came in second place the Secretary of State's office here says that number is insignificant this time but and in fact it's quite small compared to the total number of people expected to vote but that is something that's quite interesting when you look at the Democrats in t
his state Kira all right seren Shaw we'll be talking all the way to New Hampshire let's bring in our Powerhouse political contributors now former Republican congresswoman of Virginia Barbara comto also former official for Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign Amanda renia so Barbara Let's uh start with this message that you actually put out on social media last night quote only 110,000 voters last night in the Iowa caucuses versus 187,000 in 2016 40% decrease snow doesn't explain all that
loss of Interest magga takeover is not growing party all right Barbara expand how do you see the impact here in New Hampshire well and I think you're you're going to see that particularly in New Hampshire because New Hampshire is a swing state and and last year I mean in 22 you saw a perfect example of how Maga kills uh New Hampshire Republicans the only person who survived in 22 in New Hampshire of course was Chris sonunu the magga Senate candidate lost and the two magga congressional candidat
es lost so regardless if if Trump uh gets the uh wins the primary there he's not even going to be competitive in the the fall in New Hampshire and it won't even be in play because he has shrunk the party in swing States and he even shrunk it in a state like Iowa where 40% fewer voters were there so that's the real story that people are ignoring and and even in my home you know the Commonwealth of Virginia that has been going on for years now in Virginia where our party is smaller now than it was
when when Trump came in and I think and and when look at the money game you know Biden posted huge numbers and Trump is bankrupting the party so Amanda Low voter turnout or not Trump posted the largest win ever for a republican candidate in Iowa his voters clearly enthusiastic now the question is can Joe Biden match that yes I think he can and it gets a little bit easier for him when it is a contrast election so there's a lot of polls out there but there hasn't been a lot of time and really wha
t happens in a general election where you are do you choose candidate a or CH do you choose candidate B and you are hearing from Nikki Haley a message that is more General message and that's because um there's the belief that not everyone is Extreme as what we're seeing from Maga candidates or who are willing to walk on glass for a candidate and that's really now what I suspect you will begin to see coming from the Biden campaign is much more of the contrast given the results of last night so Ba
rbara an entrance poll that we've been talking about shows that 66% of Iowa voters believe Biden did not legitimately win the 2020 election and and I don't think I have to remind all of us there is no evidence uh of that whatsoever that there was anything illegitimate that that took place so what does this just tell you about the continued grasp that Trump has on your party well of of course Trump lost 60 cases that's absolutely false but that's one of the problems if you think Trump won when in
fact he didn't you're more likely to vote for the sore loser who's going to lose again so unfortunately these people who want to vote for a known loser again the only thing that's going to get them to kind of wake up unfortunately will be losing again in the fall regardless of what you think about um Joe Biden and I think the Biden campaign is going to make the campaign all about Trump which interestingly Ronda santz has been pointing that out saying it's all going to be about Trump it's going
to be about his legal cases it's going to be and as I pointed out before all this money that Trump is spending from The Campaign on the legal cases yeah it's really in we've renamed it the uh the campaign trial doesn't even seem like he needs to crisscross the country just shows up in court and his numbers go up and his supporters love him anymore it's just just astounding to watch Amanda polling also found that the top two issues for Iowa voters indeed was economy and immigration Iowa is not th
e whole country though but what does this tell you about how voters feel right now in this moment I think the economy is generally at the top of the list in every single campaign and there's no doubt that's going to be the case this time as well and what you'll see is Biden and team will continue to talk about the things they are doing around the kitchen table while also managing a global economy but the truth is everybody has continued to hear that Trump is interested in his own self agenda as
opposed to what's happening at the kitchen table and in a contrast election the Biden and administration will be able to point out exactly what braber just said which is how are they even spending their campaign accounts on legal cases for Trump himself not what's happening in homes around America Barber com so commander Ria appreciate you both ladies from the campaign Trail to a Manhattan trial the jury has been seated in that case to determine how much money and damages former president Donald
Trump will pay must pay egene Carroll for his 2019 defamatory statements about her sexual assault allegations the former president was already found liable last year for sexually assaulting Carol in that department store dressing room in the 9s and also for defaming her in 2022 with public statements just disparaging her denying the allegations Carol is now seeking more than $10 million in Damages and is expected to testify in that trial as well our Olivia Rubin is right outside Court she's fol
lowing it for us so Olivia let's just talk about uh how jurors were chosen today and what jurors will undergo during this trial well it took much of the morning Kira but just moments ago the nine jurs who will decide how much Donald Trump has to pay eege Carol for defamation were chosen and seeded and as you said it followed sort of a morning of lengthy questioning of a room full of jurors in which Donald Trump sat the entire morning in which they asked them their age their occupation a series o
f questions that might root out any bias they were asked if they thought the 2020 election was stolen if Donald Trump was being treated unfairly by the court system if they had ever worked for a political campaign before and they wound up with nine jurs who almost you know skirted around any of those questions they dismissed the juror who said she worked at a phone bank for uh Joe Biden as a volunteer they dismissed the juror who said uh he believed that the 2020 election was stolen and they end
ed up with these nine jurs who will now sit for 3 to 5 days Kira as they go through this trial and ultimately come up with a number for Donald Trump to pay if anything so how long do you think the trial will go on how quickly could we see a decision well they've said 3 to 5 days a Hava Donald Trump's attorney was asked how long uh she would need to present her case and she said maybe a day a day and a half they are still planning on having Donald Trump testify as far as we could tell by what Ali
na said in court today and then they have just one other witness that they are going to be putting on the stand and as far as egene Carroll's case her attorney said that they would need no more than two two and a half days for their own case but of course in the middle of this Kira don't forget is the funeral for the Mother-in-law of Donald Trump on Thursday that he wants to go to Florida to be able to attend so his team's still looking a little bit for a delay on that day there so that he can g
o to the funeral and not miss any court all right Olivia rubben there in New York for us Olivia thanks convicted killer Alex mura is back in court hoping for a new trial based on allegations of jury tampering by a clerk of the court where do attorney say that clerk Rebecca Hill instructed jurors to not be misled by evidence presented in Mr murda's defense and told jurors not to be fooled by Mr murdo's testimony within his own defense the once prominent lawyer is currently serving life for the mu
rders of his wife Maggie and his youngest son Paul our legal contributor and managing partner at the cochan firm shaa Lloyd joining me now so shaa the the clerk here is currently at the center of an Ethics investigation led by South Carolina law enforcement division uh due to these allegations we're following that so what do you think could this actually force a retrial here well let's remember everything about this hearing is going to be very limited to what she said to the jurors what they wer
e aware of at that time and whether or not it affected their decision that they came to in that particular trial so what information is the judge going to try and figure out during today's hearing the judge is going to be looking to find out what she said to them and whether or not it actually affected the decision that they made if she finds that there was improper influence that could lead to a retrial however the information that Miss Hill or whatever statement she may have made to these juri
es has to have influenced their decision in order for her to grant that extraordinary method so there's I guess there's going to be another hearing uh on the 29th so how soon before we could actually get a final decision we are not going to get a final decision before that hearing and once she has time to deliberate and listen and comb through the evidence and she actually makes a ruling then we will know all right stay tuned we'll talk then shaa thank you coming up Avalanche alert out west why
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ly and New York while they're finally seeing measurable snow breaking a record 700 day streak of snowless but that Arctic blast is also continuing across the US with the southern Texas cities like Houston actually seeing wind chills as low as 5° our meteorologist Kenton jcki joins us now for more what are you following Kenton Kira I want you to think back to February 13 2022 that was 701 days ago that's the last time an inch of snow has fallen in a single day in New York City and finally an inch
and a half falling today not much but enough for people to get out there and enjoy it and finally break that streak down closer to Washington DC they saw about 3 to 5 in of total snowfall accumulation other otherwise here on satellite and radar you can see that snow moving out but we are getting a bit of a wintry mix now you can see in this pink here that is a glaze of ice coming down and some sleet coming down too that will continue to move right up along this coastal region right along I95 yo
u can see by Boston by about 4m. it's finally pushing out for you guys but over the next couple hours certainly be on the lookout for that and then you can see up here uh snow still throughout New Hampshire and Vermont and Maine parts of northern Maine seeing six to 12 inches of snowfall accumulation still to come tonight but it's dry tomorrow morning meanwhile in the South this is Alabama Mobile Alabama right in the in the southern part of it here and their temperatures are just right around th
e freezing point so they're getting freezing drizzle freezing rain giving them an ice glaze right over every surface it's causing a lot of accidents even down in around New Orleans they're seeing these accidents as well roads closed actually around New Orleans because of this meanwhile up in Chicago it's so cold that they're actually burning the train tracks to keep them warm so they don't freeze and stick a lot of things going on across the nation because of this Arctic blast and tomorrow morni
ng it's still going to be cold feeling like 18 degrees below zero in Chicago seven below there in Buffalo even down look at Dallas they're feeling only like 10 degrees there tomorrow morning and8 below there over in parts of West Virginia meanwhile as we head into our weekend it's still going to be feeling cold here look over in Kansas City 26 below zero on Saturday morning it's going to be another shot here of more Arctic weather as we continue into the rest of our January but I can tell you by
the end of this month take a look at next week we're actually looking at some above average temperatures throughout the entire nation so it's going to be a big turnaround but we do have to get through the weekend first all right stay tuned Kenton thank you so much got well after a series of deadly Avalanches across multiple States we are now getting a look at just how dangerous conditions are right now some spots in Colorado actually got more than 6 feet of snow in the last 15 days after a very
dry Sunny December well all of that new snow sits on a very unstable slick base which has triggered a number of avalanches across the western parts of the country our senior meteorologist Rob Marciano has more details for us there it goes there it goes oh yeah these are the types of avalanches that catch carry and kill people Avalanche forecasters sounding the alarm conditions rip for more dangerous snow slides across the West this should just show you how hair trigger and dangerous the back co
untry right now is this urgent warning as Avalanche season is well underway with three people killed so far in 20124 in Colorado a highway was shut down after 10 cars were buried Sunday and one man was killed and three injured during an avalanche in Lake Tahoe California last week people stopping at to help dig out their fellow skiers snow actually has layers if you end up with a with a layering scenario where you have the weak underlying strong then you have a kind of a recipe for an instabilit
y it's these conditions that put skiers at risk for Avalanches Avalanche wall toall 2 to 4 feet deep and what it's failing on is this weak faceted snow from 25 days of sunny skies clear cold nights another Factor could be climate change climate change is impacting Avalanche Cycles um exactly how it's impacting them or what we're going to see in the future that's that's much less clear Janet he was buried in the Tahoe Avalanche she tumbled roughly 150 ft down the mountain with only her foot visib
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y do you know no I don't know she's unconscious your defense team has said that you were the victim to that night who received injuries in the car I did Jonathan maor speaks the impact by Nightline exclusive now streaming on Hulu first thing in the morning there's a lot going on everybody in that home is okay to catch you up with what happened overnight we are here at Fashion's biggest night out what's happening today YouTube has unveiled a new set of policies what people are talking about the n
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he war in Israel I'm M panel wherever the story is we'll take you there you're streaming ABC News [Music] live other top headlines were following this hour deadly explosions rocking the Iraqi city of aril not far from the US Consulate Iran's revolutionary guard taking responsibility for the attack saying it targeted the headquarters of spies four people were killed six others injured no US service members or facilities were impacted by that attack hello Yellow Brick Road Elton John making histor
y the star finally becoming a member of the OT club with an Emmy win for his special Elton John live farewell from Dodgers Stadium Elton already has two Oscars a Tony and five Grammys and though he couldn't be in attendance to receive the award he released a statement thanking all his fans for their support at the capital of battle two years in the making the Washington DC snowball fight Association held its 16th annual snowball fight bringing on the Battle of snen Heimer between the National Ga
llery and the air and space museum this is the group's first organized snowball fight since 2021 but our storm today inspired its comeback bringing more than three inches of ammo Congress has another speaker shakeup well they might want to consider hashing it out this way thanks for streaming with us I'm Kira Phillips from breaking news to all the stories that matter to you the news never stops we've got a lot more on the other side stay with [Music] us with so much at stake so much on the line
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oon so join us afternoon for everything you need to know I love that in an interview you talked about how you felt the boogeyman was coming yeah since I was a kid I felt some's going to get me the case of Jonathan Majors the actor convicted of charges what happened exactly do you know no I don't know she been conscious your defense team has said that you were the victim of that night who received injuries in the car I did Jonathan major speaks the impact by Nightline exclusive now streaming on H
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ching for you right now on ABC News live this hour cutter says it has mediated a deal between Israel and Hamas to provide medicine to those hostages being held by Hamas and wart torn Gaza in a statement released today negotiators say that the aid will be delivered to the most affected and vulnerable in the Gaza Strip in exchange for delivering much needed medicine to those being held captive by the extremists this news comes as two more hostages have been confirmed killed since taking captive ba
ck on October 7th the closing bell sounding on Wall Street stock selling off to begin the holiday shortened week the Dow NASDAQ and S&P 500 all trading lower as investors digest corporate earnings boing among the biggest losers today sinking more than 7% on reports of delivery delays and safety concerns for its 737 max9 aircraft four passengers on board that Alaska Airline 737 max9 flight that blew out a door at 16,000 ft are now suing the airline and Boeing a lawyer for the passenger says the m
idair scare caused trauma and physical pain and that Boeing delivered a plane that did not function properly it also alleges that Alaska Airlines deem the plane unsafe to Fly Above Water but safe enough to fly over land which the lawsuit calls a risky choice that endangered passengers Boeing and Alaska Airlines declin to comment on the lawsuit thanks for streaming with us I'm Kira Phillips from breaking news to all the stories that matter to you ABC News live is here for you 247 you can always f
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's great to be with you and starting it out with Elon John how could it be bad exactly the egot now he's an OT yes yes congratulations to Elton John let's check it out with America's favorite doctor in La it is good to see you my friend you guys it's cold out here I bet it is cold out there it's a different level of cold got sweat yeah on the west go of course so let's talk about this headline that's coming out right now there is uh medical news right here saying that Federal researchers recomme
nd easing restrictions on marijuana because it has potential medical benefits and is less risky than other controlled drugs I feel like we've heard this before so what's so new about this today we have heard it before and this is really about kind of continued dialogue if you will sometimes with some controversy involved between the FDA the DEA and the HHS so these are all federal organizations um because right now cannabis is a schedule one drug which has no medic use and a high risks of abuse
and they're recommending that they shift it to a schedule three so when you look at risks versus benefits what are the benefits we know that there is scientific support for some therapeutic use for pain nausea and vomiting particularly when associated with cancer treatments like chemotherapy the risks yes extreme abuse can lead to physical and psychological dependence um and we have to remember that right now in this country uh cannabis is legal for medical use in 38 States recreational use in 2
4 States and two ter territories and so again big picture 52 million people in this country reported using cannabis in 2021 so I think it's a matter of the the scheduling from the DEA getting up to speed with the latest uh evidence and the latest use and you know I think that's what's happening here but we're going to stay on top of it it's a big talker doc thank you very much see you soon it is thanks so much and we turn now to ABC's Faith Abu in Washington with the very latest headlines good a
fternoon Faith good afternoon to you Ariel we begin with the winter weather advisories and warnings from Louisiana to Maine Asar Theodore with the latest who would have thought we did it so here in New York City it's been 701 days without an inch of snow we broke that today the end of the snow drought is there this is the storm system that brought it in you know as it moves through this afternoon we're anticipating even a glaze of ice to a tenth an inch of an ice anywhere from New Jersey all the
way into parts of Boston the rest of the snow really banking out through Maine through tonight so that's good news the storm is wrapping up but in its wake leaving behind anywhere from 1 to three inches generally we could see some spots reaching as high as 12 inches up in Maine and this wouldn't be possible of course without the cold air look at these wind chills Chicago feeling like 15 below zero tomorrow morning and then even as far south as Mobile Alabama feeling like the single digits back
to you guys all right thanks Sam morea two passenger planes Collide on the tarmac at Japan's haido airport just two weeks after five people were killed in a different Runway incident elsewhere officials say a Korean Air and Cafe Pacific airlin came into contact with when visibility was low during some snowy weather there in Northern Japan and the Philadelphia Eagles are out of playoff action as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers rolled over them last night during Monday Night Football they head to Detroit
to face the Lions on Sunday and in a snow delayed game the Buffalo Bills plowing through the Steelers fans celebrating with that snow and the big Emmy wins for some of your favorite shows and your favorite actors the bear beef and succession as Quinter Brunson became uh the first black actress to win lead of a comedy since the 1980s so she made history there last night congratulations to all the winners and Elton John became the first or the 19th rather egot winner getting an Emmy for his Disne
y plus concert special adding that Emmy to his Grammy his Oscar and his Tony collection what a way for that Legend to cap off his last ever show in North America on tour so you say well deserved yes and it was also good to see Martin and you know the cameos from cheers and some of the other shows on there G ad good show L of and El John in a class of his own as our youth faith we appreciate you a thank you guys great to see you fth take care we just ahead here on GMA 3 on this Tuesday as vice pr
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u love being in the know you're going to love this experience the allnew ABC News app download it now all right welcome back to gma3 and thank you for staying with us the Iowa Republican caucuses are now in the books and now the Democratic party is ring up its campaign to hold on to the White House South Carolina's first in the nation Democratic primary is just weeks away and Democrats are working to drum up momentum vice president kamla Harris paid a visit to that state yesterday and spoke excl
usively with ABC's chief White House correspondent Mary Bruce take a look while all eyes were on Iowa and the first Republican votes cast good morning good morning we hit the road with vice president kamla Harris getting exclusive access as she campaigned in democrat's first primary state we're headed to South Carolina getting an exclusive look inside the Biden Harris campaign just as the 2024 race steps into high gear back in 2020 it was South Carolina's Democratic voters who revived Joe Biden'
s campaign catapulting him toward the nomination three years later the Biden Harris campaign hoping that enthusiasm is still here we traveled with her down to South Carolina we were there as she was snapping photos and shaking hands and getting ready to take the stage on Martin Luther King Jr Day in a speech on the steps of the State House outlining what's at stake in this election freedom is under profound threat today in fact we are witnessing a full-on attack on hardfought hard one freedoms t
hen she was off to thank supporters at Big T's BBQ it really is a wonderful St Harris has been taking on an expanded role on the camp Trail leading on issues like abortion rights and voting rights and taking swipes at their Republican Rivals passing laws to deny women the ability to make decisions about their own body one does not have to abandon their faith or deeply held beliefs to agree the government should not be telling her what to do with her body after a surprise stop at the University o
f South Carolina to greet their undefeated deated Women's Basketball team we got a chance to ask the vice president about their campaign strategy do you think Donald Trump at this point is a foregone conclusion I don't know but look if it is Donald Trump we' beat him before and we'll beat him again uh when you again look at all of the issues that are at stake including our standing in the world I think that the people of America um want more in terms of um the outcome of this election and and an
d charting the the course for the future of our country you've been confident your campaign has been confident some are concerned you all may be a little too confident why not go out and attack Donald Trump go after his legal challenges what are you guys waiting for well let me just tell you something I am of the school that you either run without an opponent or you run scared I have learned that to be a fact and that is the way that I feel about any election so absolutely not you can't take any
thing for granted and we have a duty a responsibility to earn this reelect and that's why I'm out here in South Carolina the second time it's a state where the black vote is critical but even some Democrats like close Biden Ally Congressman Jim kurn say they're concerned about the campaign standing with black voters How concerned are you that this key constituency May sit this one out you got to earn the votes and the votes are going to be earned based on one in a reelect have you actually respo
nded to to the needs of the community we have done the work that has been about bringing down unemployment black unemployment to some of the lowest numbers we've ever seen what we've done on student loan debt we have now erased student loan debt for over 3 and a half million people and with more to do so we've delivered but the responsibility getting across well that's why I'm out here we have a responsibility to communicate we've done really good work our challenge will be to let people know wh
o BR it to them and chief White House correspondent Mary Bruce joining us live now and Mary we know you spoke to kamla Harris we also saw that decisive victory for former president Trump in Iowa last night so how does this have bearing on the strategy for the Biden Harris re-election campaign well this certainly cements Trump as the front runner and that means they are gearing up for what could be a very long general election for Biden look Trump has always been at the center of his reelection c
ampaign he is running to stop Trump from getting a second term and we have seen over and over again that Central argument of this re-election campaign that Trump poses an urgent danger they argue to American democracy and they say the future of this country is really what is at stake here now what will be interesting to see going forward after Iowa is As Trump emerges now as the clear front runner does Biden do kamla Harris do they start taking him on more directly right so far Biden especially
has been very careful in how he takes on Trump we'll have to see you know does that change now all right ABC's chief White House correspondent Mary Bruce Mary good to see you and thank you very much we appreciate it thank you and you can see more of Mary's exclusive interview with the vice president tonight on ABC News live Prime and coming up here on gma3 plowing through the projected results from last night's Iowa caucuses ABC's political director Rick Klein joins us he is here with what voter
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raightforward with some fun in between a real life Barbie Dream House a name change for the wiener mobile first thing in the morning America this morning America's number one early morning news on ABC News live reporting on Capitol Hill I'm Deon wire wherever the story is we'll take you there you're streaming ABC News live welcome back to gma3 with the Iowa caucus is now in the rearview mirror it's on to New Hampshire as primary season is off underway former president Trump with a commanding win
in Iowa garnering over 50% of the vote Florida Governor Ronda santis holding off Nikki Haley coming in a distant second and joining us now the man who knows everything he's the expert ABC political director one of my favorite people Rick Klein always good to see you man hey guys so let's talk about last night president Trump former president Trump walking away with 98 of 99 of the counties there in Iowa that's a big deal talk about the results and what that means moving forward the one County h
e lost he lost by one vote this was a blowout historic proportions no one has ever won a competitive Iowa caucus on the Republican side by more than 13 points this was 30 this was beyond anyone's expectations he's got more votes for him than everyone else combined and you see second and third place Ronda sis and Nikki Hy far back real separation he won big cities he won small towns he won rural areas he won Evangelical communities he won college towns you name it Donald Trump was winning there l
ast night it is a historic historic win that leads him pretty strong into this into this process and there were some interesting entrance polls uh leading into that Iowa caucus what does it tell us about the Trump voter that that the Trump voter is the Republican voter and the Republican voter is the Trump voter right now this was really striking 2third of caucus goers said that Donald Trump even if he is convicted of a felony should still be eligible is still fit to serve as president of the Un
ited States so that means even people that voted against him last night because remember he got about 50 51% even Republicans that voted against him said yeah that's okay we're okay with that even if he is convicted of a crime which of course has never happened before in history this is the Trump party and this is a different kind of electorate than we see in New Hampshire it's a hardcore conservative uh voter but that's what we see in a lot of states where you go go you go out there and you hav
e to show up for a republican Donald Trump has those supporters and he has them on his side talk about loyalty New Hampshire is up next yeah what's the polling looking like there yeah it's a totally different portrait so we just had that 30-point Victory how about 13 points for the latest 538 polling average that's how much Nikki heli is behind Donald Trump and there's some indications that could get even tighter because Chris Christie has dropped out of the race so did vake ramas Swami there's
voters up for grabs now Nikki Haley's challenge is going to be can you reach New Hampshire voters with a different message they are a different type of voter much more moderate much more independent-minded but there's a lot of indications I think that next Tuesday could be a closer call than last night so is there a race to become number two now well that's been I think the dynamic for a while is that Haley and Christie want sorry Haley and disantis want to be that number two the question is whe
ther that's even possible because even if you had added up all of their votes last night you're still not reaching where Donald Trump was so getting ah head-to-head may not actually make a difference Trump may be that wrong quick quickly when might we know who the Republican nominee really is yeah things start slow on the Republican side but they get fast really fast and you look at this just the number of delegates that are awarded all the way through January February until early March there is
n't much but then boom it spikes right up super Tuesday it's very possible we know by the South Carolina primary a week before that but by super Tuesday on today's facts Donald Trump is well on his way to the nomination by March March 19th or March 12th even he might have a majority of delegates enough to clinch the nomination he's already acting like it's a foregone conclusion and if last night it's a TA tail then we may know that answer there Rick thank you very much good to you again the poli
tical director there we appreciate you Rick and just ahead here on gma3 strategies for getting a second opinion Dr Jen is with us and later here time is running out for Academy voters to get their choices in we're going to take a look at one documentary getting some attention on the short list for Oscar consideration when we come [Music] back first thing in the morning there's a lot going on everybody in that home is okay to catch you up with what happened overnight we here at Fashion's biggest
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escribed incorrectly same thing is happening to antifungal medications so this really was looking at who's prescribing and for what obviously dermatologists and podiatrists actually the top prescribers and then when you look at who actually it's not just MDS but nurse practitioners Pas Physicians assistants so I think we have to remember that it's no different than incorrectly prescribing an antibiotic you have to make sure that the person really needs the antifungal prescription whether that's
a topical cream or an oral pill this really focused on the topical ones and again only use it if it's necessary because you do not want to develop resistance to a fungal infection yeah so let's talk about prevention the other side of this how can you prevent this from happening to you so when you talk about skin infections fungus likes moist wet environment so in between this toes is a common place um folds of tissue under the breast so you want to keep that that skin dry you want to keep the mo
isture barrier intact and only if absolutely necessary get a prescription for an antifungal uh cream all right Dr Jan good thank you we'll see you then all right back in a [Music] moment why do so many people start their day here from ABC News this is start here to be in the know and get a different take on the day's top stories a lot of news today so let's get into it listen now to the Daily News podcast honored with for Edward R meral Awards and see why the New York Times calls it a news podca
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are coming from overseas and are trying to track them down further from the campaign Trail to a Manhattan trial the jury has been seated in that case to determine how much money and damages former president Donald Trump must pay egene Carroll for his 2019 defamatory statements about Carol's sexual assault allegations the former president was already found liable last year for for sexually assaulting Carol in a department store dressing room in the 9s and for defaming her in 2022 with public sta
tements disparaging her and denying the allegations Carol is seeking more than $10 million in Damages and is expected to testify in that trial also today a federal judge blocked a planned $3.8 billion merger between Jet Blue and Spirit Airlines the judge says that consolidation could increase competition for more Airlines but it's more likely to hurt consumers who rely on low fairs it's a big win for the Biden Administration which sued to stop the merger the statement on the behalf of doj calls
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News app and of course at abcnews.com the news never stops neither do we more gma3 right now all right welcome back to gma3 what you need to know and word of a big possible retirement circulating in the locker room League sources is telling ESPN that eagle star Center Jason Kelce informed teammates after last night's game that was his last the 36-year-old visibly emotional after the team's wildcard playoff loss to the Buccaneers you hate to see it but I hope it's not the case hope not fingers c
rossed everybody was pulling for him last night all right now Dr Jen is back with a viewer question from you what does my hemoglobin count measure in a blood test and what can impact those levels interesting okay great question this is part of a test we call a CBC a complete blood count and there is hemoglobin and there's a hematocrit they're both ways of measuring the same thing which is hemoglobin is a protein that carries oxygen in our red blood cells so it's the number one way we look for th
ings like anemia that's probably the most common um but what can affect your CBC you guys there is such a long list uh obviously bleeding whether it's overt and obvious bleeding or microscopic bleeding uh is a top one pregnancy hydration chronic illness like heart or kidney disease um there is a long list uh so it's something that's frequently gotten to kind kind of run some basic Labs on a patient but with most things we don't act just on one result unless it's dramatically out of range because
so many things can lead to slight alterations in that hemoglobin number all right doctor you a prescription for wellness all right staying on topic with u medicine and healthc care how tips for getting a second opinion this is really common I encourage it uh freely first step or tip is to ask your friends or family if they've been diagnosed or treated with the same condition um they can generally recommend uh someone to see also getting a list of approved doctors from your insurance company is
critical because having someone to see if they're not in your plan uh isn't much help and lastly you can contact a local medical society but you guys I can't emphasize this enough second opinion any doctor or health care provider that discourages a second opinion that tells you a lot we like to fill the boat as they say and get a lot of eyes and brains on a on a various uh you know a given problem so it should be encourage we talk all the time about how you have to be your own health Advocate an
d again staying away from doctors who may not want you to get a second opinion as well you can also have a Dr J cor I always talk first before I talk to my primary position doc thank you very much good to see you again and folks we would love to hear from you so send us all of your medical questions for Dr Janet ABC gma3 love and we of course we do and ahead here on gma3 wings of dust will take you inside the new documentary getting Oscar buzz and did somebody say world class meatball okay we ar
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ow all right here we go you ready let's do it yes it's the show America wants and America needs right now this is what would you do let's go how are you hug you yes so what will you be watching Saturdays on ABC News live what would you do hey I guess I just found out the what would you do marathon 2 to 6 Eastern every Saturday on ABC News live favorite show get ready America every Friday the hottest Trends Styles and must have what's the right stuff to buy right now I really love that it's time
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on's biggest night out what's happening today YouTube has unveiled a new set of policies what people are talking about the new ad campaign fast straightforward with some fun in between a real life Barbie Dream House a name change for the wiener mobile first thing in the morning America this morning America's number one early morning news on AB News live with so much at stake so much on the line more Americans turn here than any other newscast ABC News World News Tonight with David mure America's
number one most watched newscast across all of television what's good to watch read where can I get a great deal on what I'm just dying to buy oh it's all right here GMA life get the latest celebrity Buzz Deals and Steals and the coolest lifestyle tips from GMA I love that so much streaming weekends on AB BC News live we're glad you're with us on gma3 actor and producer Benjamin brat has thrown his support behind a documentary that's on this year's Oscar nomination list yeah wings of dust tells
the story from the perspective of a Peruvian journalist who says he's fighting to save the land of his ancestors his community and future Generations here's ABC's Stephanie Roberts stunning cinematography takes us high above the Serene landscape AP of the Peruvian town of espad wings of dust a 30-minute short has already received top honors at the Student Academy Awards and impressively made this year's Oscar nomination short list shot and produced by recent NYU grad an Italian native Giorgio g
iato along with producer Eliza mitnik their film follows the apparent struggle of indigenous Peruvian journalist Vidal merma for two months the documentary immerses viewers into Vidal's daytoday life of activism including his claims that two mining companies are damaging the area we see up close the land where Vidal was born and raised and how he says it has changed significantly for the worst and you grew up in that town was it always like that valdal tells us when I was born and as a young chi
ld I still had the opportunity to enjoy healthy environment with clean water and was also surrounded by beautiful mountains The Producers tell us they intentionally left out the names of the mining companies for Vidal's safety and some of Vidal's claims cannot be verified as of today the Peruvian government has not publicly commented on Vidal's claims what I feel like is very important here is to have the responsibility to show examples through documentaries examples like him of resilience of st
rength of devotions in the documentary Vidal says it has been an uphill battle to be heard even by his own government vdal says once I found out that the issue was quite serious it's when I began to spread the word and make the issue visible according to the documentary badal is facing numerous criminal investigations Hefty fines and jail time he says his safety is in constant Jeopardy vdal says I have continued to report until now I have still been threatened numerous times Benjamin brat best k
nown for starring roles in Law and Order and films like misc Congeniality and Pino says he was compelled to come on board as an executive producer and use his production company as a vehicle to elevate wings of dust to a global platform my mother's mother is from that same region and kusco um there was no way we could turn a blind eye to it your mother did a wonderful job by instilling this character and teaching you about your identity and where you come from and the land my mother who uh came
to this country at the age of 14 uh always inculcated us uh a a real true pride in our indigenous Heritage in 1969 she became very active in the American Indian rights movement and was part of the Indian occupation Alcatraz an island on which I lived for 18 months as a child my mother is 87 years old she's now a professional grandmother but for my brother and I especially this is our way to put a flower on her now because we have nothing but gratitude to her for everything she's done Brad says h
e and giato have become like brothers working on this project and they hoping of course for an Academy Award nomination but more importantly Global attention you know the headline of this film is the fight for water and dignity water we know why but dignity because there are so many people that are unheard we appreciate our Stephanie Ramos for that reporting and ABC News reached out to the Peruvian government regarding Vidal Mara's accusations officials have declined to comment all right still t
o come the popular chef who had a meatball Epiphany while he was in Italy he's here to share his insight and we are happy he is and our Spotlight on Broadway Cory stole star of the show appropriate joins us live stay with us with so much at stake so much on the line more Americans turn here than any other newscast ABC News World News Tonight with David mure America's number one most watched newscast across Ross all of television in an interview you talked about how you felt the boogeyman was com
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daily first listen now that's a part of the story I bet you didn't see coming wherever you get your podcast start here in mcac one of the biggest unclimbed rock faces on the planet now I'm starting to get very excited if we manage to climb inam cik it'll be the biggest first ass we've ever done oh my God it's so scary ultimately what's at stake with climbing this is not what I signed up for it's always your life 911 watch emergency get him out now it takes a special someone to want to live this
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ready smells good doesn't it and joining us now as The Man Behind one of the most talked about pizza places in the world by the way please welcome chef and owner of Jersey City's acclaimed RZA Dan Richard thank you it's good to see you it's great to see you it's great to be here of course and we want to start off with the highest compliment that I think anybody could have the New York Times says the best pizza in New York is in New Jersey at your place yeah how does it make you feel man it's a l
ittle validation is a beautiful thing it's like they're telling the truth yeah look at this humility I don't do it for Pats on the back I don't need that so your pizza is some of the best in the country but we're talking today about meatballs and the New York Times also said these are like as if they float on top of the sauce so very poetic when we're talking about all about the texture let's get to it let's get to it all right so it's it's this is a very simple basic recipe and can can be custo
mized based on what you like if you like raisins and pine nuts in your meatballs go for it this is just style exactly Southern Italian too um the the secret to meatballs is bread okay and the ratio of meat to bread and eggs okay that's everything it's going to create the lightness and mean you put the bread in the meatball yeah meatballs are a dish created out of necessity or poverty it was a way of taking scraps of meat and bulking it up to feed the masses okay and in turn the bread creates thi
s lightness and this texture that is unmistakable okay so yeah let's let's see right so we're going to take some amazing um Quality sourdough bread sourdough bread you made this you don't have to make you don't have to but ingredient quality matters here so you don't use you know white bread okay get good good Artisan loaf of bread and we're going to soak it in either milk buttermilk or even water okay and we're using day old bread so it's a little bit stale a little bit crispy that that that's
what you want it'll moisturize exact moisture back reconstitute it a little exactly so we're going to let that sit for 10 minutes and then we have a little bit of tomato sauce right into the meat of a cup and what kind of meats do you prefer to use so I like beef and pork 50/50 you can do the Beef Pork ve thing I'm not into and can do it just beef you can do it with anything want chicken alpaca come on literally anything anything go lamb meatballs okay um and then a little bit of Parmesan cheese
we have one onion minced super fine and two eggs the eggs are what's going to bind don't need to beat theegg you don't have to no cuz we're going to we're going to mix it who's mixing would do use I'll you SC down salt and pepper can't forget the salt and pepper the whole thing yeah it's all it's all tell me but one time you know all right let's go go for it so while you're mixing our bread soaking I'm going on you right here and then we're going to add our bread oh so you mix okay okay and we'
re going to mix it up SC or should you get your hands in there with some gloves what do you do I'm I'm a get your hands guy in there the gloves we're do kitchen with gloves you're looking too Dapper for the gloves today where are those gloves it's okay it's okay I'll do I'll do the fun Stu magical trick there so moving along okay we're going to do the mixture and then you do you use an ice cream scooper always to try to get them all so I don't like them too perfect so I'm not going to like reall
y roll them around I'm just going to use the ice cream scoop and see all those Crags those nooks and crannies that's going to create an amazing texture on don't want smush them down or P them too much we we don't want to good to know it's human nature to want to like this perfect the performance it all ball I like to keep it super natural come on in Brad our taste tester is here he's e Come Brad go to it all right everybody wants the meatballs real quick this is a finished product when it comes
out so then we're going to put this tray into a 450° oven for about 30 minutes okay we want a little bit of caramelization on the outside how is it Brad is it good keep going we we can't leave this man unbelievable on the outside meatballs for everybody wait a minute so there's no no P involved just a cookie sheet yeah I do it in the oven because I like to make massive amounts of Meatballs you're not standing there frying exactly right in the oven yeah so this is just very simple tomato sauce re
ally high quality Tomatoes a pinch of salt and some extrav virgin olive oils great isn't the only one that's doing a test tasting for us our control room is in on this as well they're getting to taste it check them out how is it guys thumbs up thumbs up okay from the control room back is enjoying it all the well thank you so much man we appreciate it and I also hear that your restaurant goes through 400 to 600 pizzas a night where did you hear that don't worry about L we did our homework we did
our homework you are the man Chef again thank you we appreciate it and for today's recipe just go to our website gor america.com food or scan the QR code on your screen and make sure to pick up Dan Richard's cookbook the joy of pizza it is in stores again let's give it up for Dan everybody it smells so good in here can't wait visit your restaurant thank you so up next The Familiar Face from some hit shows and some top films returning to Broadway by the way why this project grabbed Cory sto's att
ention he is here in studio for our Spotlight on Broadway coming up next I'm the I'm the I'm the I'm the go ahead and first thing in the morning there's a lot going on everybody in that home is okay to catch you up with what happened overnight we are here at Fashion's biggest night out what's happening today YouTube has unveiled a new set of policies what people are talking about the new ad campaign fast straightforward with some fun in between a real life Barbie Dream House a name change for th
e wiener mobile first thing in the morning America this morning America's number one early morning news on ABC News live in an interview you talked about how you felt the boogeyman was com coming yeah but since I was a kid I felt something's going to get me the case of Jonathan major the actor convicted of charges what happened exactly do you know no I don't know she's unconscious your defense team has said that you were the victim of that night who received injuries in the car I did Jonathan ma
or speaks the impact by Nightline exclusive now streaming on Hulu this is ABC News live the crush of families here in Poland Refugee centers Russia on the ground in Ukraine close to the front line from the capital destructive Cat 4 storm you're along I5 Boston is in the Bulls let's go ABC News live America's number one streaming news anytime anywhere streaming 247 straight to you for free thank you for making ABC newsline America's number one streaming news get ready America every Friday the hot
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go you ready let's do it yes it's the show America America wants and America needs right now this is what would you do let's go how are you I H you yes so what will you be watching Saturdays on ABC News live what would you do hey I guess I just found out the what would you do marathon 2 to 6 Eastern every Saturday on ABC News live my favorite show right now there's just so much happening in our world so much at stake at the start of every morning and that's why at Good Morning America we're rig
ht here and we got you we got you we got you welcome back our next guest has entertained Us in film television and on stage you've seen him in Blockbuster films and multiple hit shows like Ant-Man and House of Cards and he is the man we can all agree with that now he's returned to Broadway in the all new production appropriate and he is here to tell us all about it please welcome Golden Globe nominee Cory stole everybody good to see you man congratulations thank you thank you it's it's I'm reall
y proud of the show I think I think everything sort of came together in a really beautiful way you never know when you're going to start a production you know the script can be really good you know the cast can be good but something really gelled with this production all right so tell us about the show and your character bo uh well the the show is about you know three uh siblings whose father just died and we're going through his uh his his possessions uh Sarah Paulson plays the the eldest siste
r who was the one who went home and and took care of him as he was dying and uh and Michael esper plays the the youngest brother who is sort of near do well and has has has been on the road somewhere we don't know where and I'm the the the middle child who's uh been paying the checks from afar but uh you know I'm I'm the the the solid unevolve uninvolved unevolved also one and uh we going through possessions and uh and uh what we find I don't want to give any spoilers but it creates a lot of con
flict evokes a lot of emotion and conflict uh this is not your first time on Broadway fourth as I understand it what is it like getting back onto the stage because it's been a bit uh it's great it's it's a lot of work you know it's uh there there's rigorous yeah yeah and it's this show demands so much of us every night it we all of us are sort of going through every emotion uh possible it's it's it's a uh it's a really profoundly uh anxiety producing play but also incredibly funny I've never I'v
e never felt laughs like this on a stage before that's a huge indorsement there I hear you got the script what before the pandemic along with several other scripts what made you choose this show here and say you know what let's got my name on it from the very first description of the sound effects that are happening you know this isn't any sort of uh spoiler but you know the lights go down the lights go down and you hear the sound of cicas and just the way Brandon Jacobs Jenkins described the so
und effects made me know that this was somebody who had uh an incredibly smart funny poignant empathetic point of you what does it take to amp yourself up for a production like this how do you get yourself into the role and what what makes it different for you than say film anything on screen well you know the thing that that keeps bringing me back to theater every time is of course the the the reactions and the the connection with the audience that you have every night uh but also the ability t
o go through the entire Arc of the character every night because you know when you're doing film you have you know a little bit this day and a little bit that day um but every night I'm going through the whole uh experience of the character and uh there's that's just incredibly satisfying he well thank you man and the best of luck to you as well thanks a lot you can leave that suit here suit so dope I love it man thank you and you can catch appropriate on Broadway at the Helen Hayes theater and
that is what you need to know for this Tuesday I'm DeMarco Morgan I'm Ariel RF and for all of us here at ABC News make it a great [Music] day [Music] I why do so many people start their day here from ABC News this is start here to be in the know and get a different take on the day's top stories a lot of news today so let's get into it listen now to the Daily News podcast honored with four Edward R murl Awards and see why the New York Times calls it a news podcast worth listening to start here AB
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on ABC News live the road to New Hampshire the GOP Presidential hopeful setting their sights on the granite state Donald Trump hoping to keep his momentum after a landslide historic win in Iowa Ronda santis and Nikki Haley hoping to sway Trump voters all of this as another GE candidate suspends their campaign where the race for the White House stands right now also Snow Day a powerful winter storm on the Move slamming the East the extreme weather even snapping snow streaks how long tens of milli
ons of people will be in the grip of this deep freeze and Trump is back in court the former president in New York City attending his defamation trial it's a trial involving egene Carroll what went down inside the courtroom and how long this trial is expected to last and that is where we begin here tonight Donald Trump back in court today in New York City just hours after his historic Landslide win in the Iowa caucuses so the former president attending jury selection in the penalty phase of this
civil defamation trial it's all stemming from eege Carol's claims that he sexually assaulted her in a department store dressing room in the 90s now this trial will determine whether Trump must pay additional damage damages to the former L magazine columnist for defaming her in 2019 when he denied her accusations now last year in a separate trial He was ordered to pay her $5 million after the jury there determined that he was in fact liable for sexually assaulting her that same jury also determin
ed that he defamed her in a in a 2022 social media post by calling her allegations a hoax and a lie and saying quote this woman is not my type now Trump is appealing the outcome of that case and he still denies any wrongdoing meanwhile the jury has now been seated in this trial which is expected to last at least 3 to 5 days here let's bring in ABC News investigative reporter Olivia Ruben she's joining us from outside this Courthouse there in New York city so Olivia thank you for being here with
us uh EEG Carol leaving the courthouse there uh just a few moments ago Trump again not required to attend the proceedings but we know Olivia sort of his Mo we tried to do it anyway uh and before heading of course to New Hampshire for a campaign rally so Olivia what was his demeanor like I know it's loud I'm hearing those honks as well but what was his demeanor like and what do we know about whether he might testify during this trial well as you said Kana fresh off a win from Iowa he was in this
courtroom where he did not say a word the entire day as he sat through jury selection up until lunchtime but he did though he did not say anything he appeared to hang on every single word that the jurors were saying as they were being selected I know it's loud so I hope you can hear me he did not end up staying once the jury was picked and they went in to opening statements he was gone by that point but I do think it's important to say what his attorney said in her opening statements because it'
s sort of the first indication on what Donald Trump's defense is going to be in this case because remember it's already decided that he assaulted egene Caroll and that he defamed her with the statements and the only question is how much he owes so what his attorney sought to do Kana once Trump had left the courtroom was essentially minimize the damage that any statements that Donald Trump made and there's only two statements that issue here could have had on EEG Carol so sort of playing down the
effects of the statements saying that egene Carol was a Fame Seeker that she wanted the Limelight and now is Seeking a Payday at Trump's behalf and Olivia what opening statements when they got underway what did we hear from her attorneys there well it was a very different story from EEG Carol's attorney who were up first first to present to the jurors her opening statement and what they essentially said was that Donald Trump with his statement went through repeatedly trying to defame her trying
to ruin her reputation and what he did with those statements was what we see from so many times that Donald Trump makes these statements is that his followers went after her her attorney said that egene Carol faced threats that it changed the way she lived her life that she now sleeps with a gun next to her bed afraid of what might happen and that Donald Trump needs to be pay needs to pay out to make sure that he does not do it again all right Olivia ruin from outside the courthouse on a busy N
ew York Street Olivia we always appreciate you thank you and now let's go to the race for the White House where the primary season is kicking into high gear and the stakes couldn't be higher the GOP fight now moves to New Hampshire with Republican presidential candidate field narrowing after former president Donald Trump's Landslide win in Iowa former Governor Ronda santz coming in second while Nikki Haley trailed in third and VI ramaswami dropping out of the race entirely moments after last nig
ht's caucuses in Iowa our former aransa Governor ASA Hutchinson also following suit dropping out this morning but now this race of course it shifts to New Hampshire where we're just one week away from the first in the nation primary and the candidates are wasting no time targeting voters in the granite state ABC News Oren Shaw is in this evening but also with us is ABC News political director uh Rick Klein so thank you both for being here so Rick let's start here with you look we had a debate sc
heduled on ABC for this Thursday uh which only one qualifying candidate Ronda santis confirmed his attendance Rick where does that stand right now yeah Kana and we can walk through it right now that debate that ABC News wmbr debate will not be moving forward and the reason is simple only one candidate had confirmed participation we always knew that this debate would depend on the reality of the race and in part depend on the Iowa caucuses uh we know that Donald Trump has not participated in any
of the previous debates um Nikki Haley had not committed to this debate uh in this morning she said publicly that she would only be going to that debate if Donald Trump would also commit to that debate we talked to both teams uh throughout the day we gave both teams a 5:00 P PM Eastern Time deadline to commit uh because the debate is only 48 hours away uh and neither Donald Trump nor Nikki Hy would commit to the debate therefore we were left with just that one candidate who confirmed and Rhonda
santis and therefore there will not be debate uh in New Hampshire on Thursday night with ABC News and uh the the the primaries will appear to be set to happen in New Hampshire without a debate happening there would also been a debate scheduled on CNN that appears to be in Jeopardy uh given the decision by Nikki Haley and and Donald Trump and we always knew right that this was contingent right it was contingent on the candidates and the outcome of this race and so here we have it uh this debate w
ill not move forward now but the votes will right Rick so what do you predict now as we move to forward to new Hampshire after this historic win in Iowa and we're going to New Hampshire with a really narrow field here still of just three candidates yeah it's pretty wild Kanan and I've seen some very big fields in New Hampshire and voters have all these choices all these candidates to to potentially attend events from and right now it is just down to these three we saw ramas Swami drop out last n
ight ASA Hutchinson drop out today uh and this is the these are the final three standing and it is going to be an allout push because I think the urgency in this race right now is finding a way to defeat Donald Trump in one of these early States it gets harder from here Nikki H's own home state of South Carolina is about a month away but she's not pulling that well there and critically super Tuesday looms right after that that's when the race goes National and that's where it becomes just about
impossible to stop a candidate with the kind of name recognition and popularity in the Republican party that Donald Trump has certainly and zene to you you're there in New Hampshire I know that you've been talking with voters and look this is an electorate that is largely independent they're very values focused and they won't have a chance to see these candidates debate against each other now so really they have to focus essentially on the ground game going into next Tuesday so what are you hear
ing so haly de santis they're going to try to shake as many hands as they possibly can they're going to focus on meeting people and making the case against Donald Trump we'll see how far they go with that but look New Hampshire has always been about retail politics M Trump has barely visited the state I mean you remember Josh on the westwig saying that people in New Hampshire want their candidate over for coffee at least five times Well Trump has barely visited the state five times in the last f
ew months in fact his last visit in the state was exactly one month ago but of course he has defied so many rules uh so far you heard Rick say just right now that he hasn't appeared in any debate so far he hasn't participated in the New Hampshire process the way that a normal candidate might perhaps we'll see how this fares for him just next week yeah yeah he's enjoying historic wins Oren and Rick are thanks to both of you and more than 100 million Americans right now are in the grips of lifethr
eatening Arctic blast there are 23 states that are under weather advisories right now from Louisiana to Maine uh the biggest threat is snow and freezing rain and dangerously low wind chills uh parts of the nor Northeast uh snapping a snow streak though Central Park in New York City recorded an inch of snow which breaks the city streak of 71 days without snow ABC's Tony a8s is in bitter cold New Jersey for us Tony of rain and sleep and snow that we saw earlier in the day are over for now but it's
been at or below freezing all day and of course that means ice and the schools in this area decided to take no chances this went from a snowstorm to an ice event which is in my world exponentially worse many school districts deciding to cancel classes today teacher Shan Norton clearing his sidewalks no it's not fun snow this is a work snow but but I am a teacher so I got a free day I'm getting paid to stay home in a shovel so could be worse in Hunting County they got what they expected snow sle
ep rain back to snow and temperatures below freezing while we're a walking Community we do have two towns that come to our school both of them require busing and no one wants to take the chance with putting the kids on the ice and obviously parents don't want to take a chance either driving because they're not going to have their kids walking in this either the weather here a hazardous combination Clinton's DPW preparing way ahead of time two guys came in at 8:00 last night to start salting the
roads and pre-treating and then about 2:00 in the morning the rest of the crew came in so they've been here all night and they're getting tired the crews here keeping the road salted and clear it's the potential for ice that's of major concern the models suggest we could get a couple of more inches of snow across the northern region of the state in particular my one concern coming over here is freezing rain right now more than snow the reality is the roads are very wet wet temperatures are dropp
ing were below freezing in the entire State tonight looks like some areas are going to hit single digits potentially and this is where the black ice and the uh really kind of some tricky situations can can happen for us rain moved out giving some kids and Clinton Township some time to make the best of their day off from school every time it shows we try to come and it's just a really fun spot and we make a lot of great memories here you sound tired yes I really am then we're going to go back bac
k and have hot chocolate and relax so I get to miss school yeah hopefully the uh DPW Crews will get a chance to relax too because next thing up they want to make sure that the roads are ready for the morning commute oh a rough morning commute Tony ahead but you know what how special is it to be a kid on a snow day right uh millions of Americans again under this alert for dangerously low temperatures with heavy snow blanketing most of the nation the extreme weather is also disrupting travel with
roughly 1,00 100 flights canceled today uh the south is getting hit particularly hard southern Texas cities like Houston are seeing wind chill as low is five degrees ABC News meteorologist Kenton geki is timing this all out for us Kenton Kaa it's not just the freezing temperatures but also some freezing precipitation coming down in the South that's been causing issues too check out Mobile Alabama this morning they had freezing drizzle freezing rain freezing sleet that all left this glaze over Ve
hicles over surfaces caused issues on the roads in Southern Alabama and even in Louisiana as well for around New Orleans there then when we look at our dangerous conditions all these alerts going on across the nation we have these windchill alerts throughout the heart of the nation still going into tomorrow and the hard freeze warning in the South that's because temperatures are going to get so cold that vegetation could be killed in parts of the South which as we know we do get a lot of produce
from the south so that could be an issue for them this Arctic air is still spurg down also when you look over to the north this is Chicago Illinois today they've had know they've had ice and an Arctic blast they've had to put flames on the tracks to make sure that their trains could safely go over the tracks there and these temperatures tomorrow morning windchill wise feeling like 21 Below in Chicago one of the coldest places in the nation tomorrow morning s below there in Nashville six in Mobi
le Alabama and when you look to the weekend Kansas City feeling like 25 below zero on Saturday so these cold temperatures are going to continue and then we have another system coming in this is the next storm it's coming in the Pacific Northwest on Wednesday into Thursday it's going to bring more snow to the Rocky Mountains and and continue the Avalanche danger that's already there continuing through the end of this week Kaa all right Kenton thank you so much and now to the accused Gilgo Beach s
erial killer Rex hman today charged with the murder of a fourth woman hman back in court pleading not guilty to a new second deegree murder charge and the death of 25-year-old Marine Brainard Barnes she went missing in in 2007 and her case is the last of the so-called Gilgo Four Women whose remains were discovered along a desolate Beach on Long Island in 2010 now hman has pleaded not guilty to the other three killings as well ABC News Stephanie Ramos is joining us now from Long Island with more
on this case Stephanie thank you for being here with us and we're now learning of a suspected pattern here allegedly Herman's Family would be away for an extended amount of time when these murders were committed so what new evidence have prosecutors revealed and how did it lead to this additional charge well Kaa investigators today revealed that detail they also said that the evidence that they were able to collect over the last couple of months is what led to this fourth charge they say they we
re able to recover two phones from hman from the time of his arrest that prosecutors said were quote held by him in fictitious names and used for illicit activities prosecutors also said that hmen used those phones to contact escort rep over the last 3 years they also said today that They seized hundreds of electronic devices from Herman's mipa Park home and Manhattan office following his arrest they say that he used these devices to search for the deceased victims and their families uh the stat
us of the investigation is something else that he searched for also for software that would assist in wiping or erasing data from computers and other similar digital devices much of that leading to today's charge including nuclear DNA evidence some of which was a sample of Herman's uh wife's hair so all of that together is what led to today we do know that hurman uh has been remanded uh back to the suffa county jail here on Long Island his next court appearance is set for February 6th Kan now wh
at a horrifying and fascinating case Stephanie thank you so much I'm coming up next here the latest on the new us attacks on houthis in Yemen as fears of a widening Regional War grow we have more on that after the [Music] break when ever news breaks we are here in Israel a nation at war after that brutal surprise attack by Hamas on the ground in Ukraine reporting from Leon Maine the scene of a horrific mass shooting ABC News live is right there everywhere from the scene of that deadly missile st
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third time the US has hit houthi sites in response to Red Sea attacks and officials say four anti-ship ballistic missiles were destroyed this after the militants hit a US owned an operated containership yesterday National Security adviser Jake Sullivan commenting on these strikes saying today that the whole world needs to respond to the crisis in the Red Sea also Iran says that it fired missiles and what it claimed were Israeli spy headquarters in Northern Iraq but the Iraqi prime minister resp
onding saying that the attack was quote clear aggression against Iraq and a dangerous development that undermined the strong relationship between the two countries all of this comes after after Israeli officials have confirmed the death of two more hostages that were being held by Hamas so I want to bring in ABC News Patrick Ral he's live for us in Tel Aviv along with ABC News National Security and defense analyst Mick mroy so gentlemen thank you for being here and Patrick let's start with you u
h what more do we know about these two hostages and where do negotiations stand in terms of getting those who remain in captivity released hi Kana yeah tonight the deaths of two more hostages have been confirmed Hamas yesterday released a video saying what was the showing the videos of the bodies of iaii and Yosi sharabi and tonight um the kabut beri where the two men lived and where they were taken by Hamas have confirmed that they are dead they say that Hamas murdered them Hamas has alleged th
at they were killed in an Israeli strike the IDF has denied that this comes though as there are really growing fears here in Israel for the fate of the remaining over a 100 hostages held in Gaza by Hamas but there are some positive signs today around a possible deal the White House National Security spokesman John Kirby a little while ago has said that the US is in intensive and very serious discussions with Qatar to try and find another deal he said that the US is hopeful that those negotiation
s can bear fruit and that they can bear fruit soon and there's also been tonight a confirmation from Qatar that a deal has been reached to deliver medications into Gaza for the hostages many of them have chronic illnesses and so there are small signs of positive movement in diplomacy but obviously there's still a great deal of fear here in Israel for the fate of those hostages certainly you have to imagine those families are clinging to every bit of good news as they await the hopeful return of
their loved ones and Mick to you as you know we've passed a 100 days in this war the conflict is expanding throughout the region now so make how should not only the us but our partners and allies be reacting to this escalation particularly there in the Red Sea so Ken you're right we're at the 100 day Mark in this in this war in Gaza we are seeing what I would say is going into the next phase where it is less of this high-intensity combat operation and more Intel focused Special Operations primar
ily focused on the hostages and as Patrick says hopefully these negotiations can make a break on that because it's much better to do it that way on the expansion we are seeing the houthis who we believe is not only IR ranian back as far as supplies but also directed continuously attack commercial unarmed civilian vessels they did it again today and the United States I think is taken the steps that anytime they see uh a ground uh to ship missiles set up that they're going to take it out essential
ly they're going to they're going to eliminate it and that's going to be necessary to keep the free flow of Commerce and overall the US is trying to stop this war from expanding uh this is one place where it's obviously expanding the other place where we're very concerned is that there'll be a second front in is Isel up with the Hezbollah uh element in Lebanon that could be significant and a big expansion and I know as you have told us time and time again Hezbollah is much stronger better funded
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orce the growing concern the new technology could impact all of our [Music] jobs we of course I begin with our big story here in the race for the White House we're just one week away now from the first in the nation primary the New Hampshire primary is expected to focus on the independent voter something that could curb former president's Trump's momentum although he made history in Iowa last night let's bring in our ABC News political director Rick Klein for more on this so Rick thank you for b
eing back with us and look as you reported here just moments ago on our show uh the New Hampshire debate on ABC will not move forward and as we know uh this was contingent on the candidates and the outcome of the race so how did this all play out yeah uh to have a debate you need more than one candidate and uh there were four candidates who actually qualified two initially said yes it was Ronda santz and Chris Christie Chris Christie of course left the race last week that left Nikki Haley and Do
nald Trump Donald Trump has not participated in any of the debates Nikki Haley uh we were expecting to make a decision after the results in Iowa came down uh and this morning she said publicly that she would only debate if Donald Trump was there so it was a debate over debates of course she knew that Donald Trump had not attended any of the previous primary debates she had just been at a debate only with Ronda santis a week ago in Iowa um but she made that she made that demand we talked to the H
aley campaign and the Trump campaign today we gave them a deadline of 5:00 Eastern to tell us if they were to participate neither would make that commitment and therefore left with only Ronda santz willing to to to participate ABC News and WM in New Hampshire decided not to move forward and uh we presume that the other debate that had been scheduled in New Hampshire on CNN won't happen either and it means that there's not likely to be a face-to-face debate between any of the candidates in the we
ek before the New Hampshire primary breaking with a long and story tradition of debates uh in that first in the nation state all right so now the nation will not be able to see these candidates go head to-head again it takes two people to have a debate so this is all still moving forward though I mean New Hampshire is still happening here Rick so let's talk about some of these polls that indicate New Hampshire voters uh they they're not really looking at the general election right now they're sa
ying that they don't really care about the candidate that matches up the best against Biden what they care about is values these candidates now have a week to express those values to voters so Rick what is their best plan of attack here without taking part in a scheduled Network debate and remember new New Hampshire voters are different than Iowa voters it is just a different place and they're different kinds of human beings uh they're a lot more moderates a lot more Independents Democrats or ca
n't can't participate technically but a lot of people that vote Democratic or Independence and they get to be part of this and their values are different and New Hampshire has been a Battleground state in recent years it's different than the the the the more far-right conservative Republican electorate that votes in the caucuses uh Nicki Haley would appear to have an edge according to the polling over Ronda santis Donald Trump very popular there as well he won the state by 20 points whereas he l
ost Iowa back in 2016 of course he romed by 30 points in Iowa just yesterday uh New Hampshire though is Tighter and Haley particularly with the exit of Chris Christie would appear to be in a position to at least challenge uh somewhat uh Donald Trump and and make it less of a blowout and boy does she need it as with Dan santis at this stage they need to show that they can win somewhere if they're going to be able to show that they can be a standing against Donald Trump and as you can see uh yeste
rday just was not a strong example of that particularly a bitter disappointment for Ronda santz who came in that distance second yeah I mean or you could argue right Rick that it's a bitter disappointment for Nikki Haley's camp for her to come in third there so let's talk a little bit about Haley and her momentum that she I think had uh we were talking about a lot going into New Hampshire and she's the one Rick right that said there's only two tickets out of Iowa but then she came in third uh as
we go to New Hampshire though she has the endorsement of the governor there chrisen Nunu who also right Rick predicted a shocking second place win for her in Iowa so how do you think her Camp is strategizing right now yeah it is about the expectations game and cunu has has also predicted that the Nicki H is going to win the state of New Hampshire and at this stage that maybe what she needs to show that she can be part of this conversation in part because just a month after New Hampshire comes a
nother big state at South Carolina her home state you'd think you'd have a natural Advantage hav been elected there twice over um by decent margins but Joe B I'm sorry that Donald Trump is actually very popular there and the polls would suggest that that that President Trump is the is the front runner there Ronda santes spent some time today there to try to send a message that he can compete there as well so it puts a lot of pressure on her because right after South Carolina comes super Tuesday
and then you're off and running and if you don't have National momentum and infrastructure at that stage you may as well not even try Donald Trump right now would seem poised to romp through those super Tuesday States and be well on his way to the nomination by March and that's again why New Hampshire is going to matter a week from tonight it does appear that way and Rick let's talk about that really quickly what you talked what you said about Rick Des um DeSantis there we knew that Ronda Sanz w
as going to skip New Hampshire at least for today right his plan all along was to go straight from Iowa to South Carolina pass over New Hampshire in the middle but now that he came in second I mean what kind of focus does his team have to have in New Hampshire yeah and he's going to be back in New Hampshire even tonight so he not he's not abandoning the state entirely but he is splitting some time over the next week I I think it puts more pressure on him to overperform because you mentioned comi
ng in second that that's sort of the least the worst he could do or afford to do in Iowa give given the expectations there the thing is it's not just about the numbers it's about where you match up against expectations and you can win by coming in second or third if you're seen as the comeback kit if it seems like things are overperforming and you got to show to your donors and to voters that you have something that uh that has the moves that can take on uh take on the others in the party so Dan
santis I think has a little more pressure than he did just a day or two ago yes he did what he needed to do in Iowa but he didn't do much more than that and at some point if you're going to actually win a primary you got to start winning States oh man this is so interesting Rick don't go anywhere right we're going to bring you into our panel so let's bring everybody into our big story panel here so joining us today along with Rick is our ABC News contributor and sirusxm radio host Mike Muse con
tributor and former congressman from Virginia Barbara comto and Democratic strategist alenia Johnson is along here with Rick so thank you everybody what an interesting day Barbara let's start here with you the latest polls show that Nikki Haley would have a better performance in Iowa so how does her team now take this disappointment uh into New Hampshire in your opinion where she is at least set up for more success especially with the endorsement there as we talked about from the governor but a
majority of the electorate there is Undeclared I mean is she gonna get those votes well she's had a bigger rise than anybody you know during this whole process and when you look at New Hampshire New Hampshire is a state that Donald Trump did not win in the general elections in either election and when you post up against Joe Biden Nikki Haley does the best so that's what she has pointed out she has the best going for her she has the support of Chris sonunu who of course won by double digits in 2
022 while the Maga supported candidates went down in flames at the Senate level and at the Congressional level so what the Maga people don't get is their candidates keep losing um including Donald Trump while you know people like Chris sonunu win so that's what Nikki Haley can argue she can although we are seeing obviously historic win from Trump in Iowa and alencia as we turn this to you you know we read some polls here to to Barbara's point that said that voters in New Hampshire don't really c
are right now who's going to match up the best against Biden and said they are more values focused and now they have to choose a candidate without getting to witness another debate look I think it is a disservice that the New Hampshire voters do not get to hear directly from the candidates on the ballot ahead of this important election to what Rick was saying New Hampshire voters are completely different than Iowa voters look Donald Trump lost Iowa in the 2016 primary and if we think about the N
ew Hampshire voters who include as you all talked about Independents who are typically Democrats or vote for Democrats Nikki Haley has an interesting tight rope to walk she wants to appeal to the Maga Republicans that is the majority of the Republican Party based right now in the general election but she also wants to appease to those indep dependance and those moderate those moderates who are considering a Joe Biden and so it will be interesting to see how she gets directly in front of Voters c
ome before Tuesday since she won't be on the debate stage and Rick do you think that sometimes analysts and pollsters might be ignoring a little bit the Maga wave that is happening and the support that they were seeing from Donald Trump I mean correct me if I'm wrong I think you mentioned that one of the counties or something that that he lost he lost by like one vote yeah Donald Trump won 98 out of the 99 counties and yeah the one that he lost he lost by a single solitary vote so look you can't
look at a map like that and not recognize the power the strength that Donald Trump has and you can explain it a lot of different ways and you can also point out that uh that that his that his voters are are downright mistaken and believe a lie when he said when two-thirds of the Republicans who voted yesterday say falsely that Donald Trump or that that Joe Biden was not legitimately elected so bottom line is it is what it is and Republican voters have shown time and again whatever else is said
about them or about Donald Trump they like Donald Trump and they like him a lot Iowa was the kind of results that you can't get by a fluke a same state that he lost eight years ago he won and he won it huge no one had ever won uh the Iowa caucus is in a competitive Republican Race by more than 13 points he won by 30 and Mike to you he won I mean before even all the votes had been cast that call was made so early and some voters felt a little discouraged by that yeah absolutely I although the rul
es by the which the caucuses work is that once the do is Clos at 700 p.m. uh then technically polling has closed right and that's traditionally uh when you count all the votes is actually when the poll closes it's just that the Iowa caucuses do it upon the door closing uh the networks waited about 25 to 30 minutes uh allowing practically uh any stragglers possibly to still be able to come in to cast their votes but I think that goes to a larger issue that a lot of individuals have with does the
media have too much of a heavy hand uh when it comes to determining outcomes of Elections or giving certain candidates wait and so I think that is something they need to discuss amongst themselves for the next presidential cycle when it comes to declaring the caucus so early uh to allow voters the opportunity uh to express their voice through their vote and we certainly don't want to have disenfranchise voters moving into this New Hampshire primary so Mike Muse Barbara comto Heidi height camp an
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in today's Spotlight a new warning about how artificial intelligence could transform the workplace there's a new report from the international monetary fund funding almost 40% of all jobs around the world could be affected by AI so how much might your job change well it really depends on what kind of work you do the report finds that if you work in Tech or if you have a job that requires you to analyze a lot of data you might be at risk of getting replaced by AI which is different from previous
waves of automation that mostly impacted lower skilled workers doing manual labor but while AI might eliminate some jobs altogether the study also makes clear the technology could also make workers more productive and even help boost salar so I want to bring back our panel here Mike m Barbara comto alencia Johnson and joining us for this is ABC News Elizabeth schy Elizabeth I know you've been digging into this report so what are your big takeaways there Elizabeth you know Kan what really struck
me in looking through this was this balance of the opportunity created by Ai and making some jobs more productive boosting wages but also the real threat that it does pose when it comes to eliminating jobs altogether what the IMF did is looked across the global economy it looked at all of the different sectors and it found that 40% of jobs overall every country of the world are at risk and then when you hone in on advanced economies so like the United States that number actually goes up to 60% a
nd what that is saying is that higher skilled workers people who use computers daily who do analysis like you mentioned those jobs could be replaced by artificial intelligence or at least could have some of those components of those jobs rep place so what this report is really calling on policy makers to do is how can some of those higher skilled workers benefit but how can we also upskill people so that there isn't this inequality when it comes to artificial intelligence that the people who kno
w how to use it could benefit a lot and then those who are left behind really get left behind they suffer by not having as high of wage gains this is a challenge that the IMF makes clear needs to be addressed now and not in five 10 even one or two years as the technology is getting adopted so quickly Kaa certainly and Mike I mean you're a Google fellow I know you're plugged into this topic and we talk a lot about the jobs loss to Ai and as Elizabeth points out there in some cases some 60% could
be at risk but what about the jobs that AI could make better or even create is there an upside here yeah it is and I think Elizabeth Chi just outlined that really perfectly some of the takeaways from the IMF study but I think that what I enjoy about that is that they're coming from a place of how do we create progress uh versus coming from a place of fear uh the more we look at a place of fear the more we lose sight of that we need to look at AI from a holistic perspective how can we get governm
ent to look at public private Partnerships to retrain the workforce and to retool the workforce how can we look at our K through2 educational school system in order to retrain our K through 12 so we make stem classes just as important as English how do we look at our Collegiate studies in programs to ensure them that they're prepared for the next job of the future in order to look at how can sociology Majors have an impact working at a big tech company in Silicon Valley and then how then do we r
eimagine HR and human resources in terms of looking at the holistic applicant versus looking at for a very specific specialized degree in computer science and then how do we look at vocational studies in order to look at how can we prepare them to help fix the machines um because we all know there's always going to be troubleshoots and particular when it comes to Robotics and so we have to look at this from a holistic point of view but looking at for in place of fear we never get to the solution
based and elencia too you know what kind of immediacy do you think the White House is viewing this report with especially when you hear them say you know policy makers they need to take a look at this now listen the President issued an executive action on AI in October because unfortunately the Republican leg Congress is not doing anything on this listen I was in meetings at with the White House this summer about this actual very real you know threat that is a fear that America a lot of America
ns have but there's also a lot of opportunity here and the White House was very clear that this is an urgent policy uh position they need to figure out sooner than later which is what led to the executive action and it just came out this week too that the Biden Administration believes that they are on track for key benchmarks within that executive action and you've had vice president Harris traveling the globe talking about this as part of her portfolio and so they are taking it very seriously a
nd doing as much as they can while unfortunately Congress cannot figure this out themselves or work together across the aisle but this is a very very real urgent need and it's a great possibility too right there are opportunities here that are great but there are also very real fears and the bid Administration is doing everything that I know that they can without any congressional action well and Barbara what's your response to that and how do you see Republicans taking a look at potential legis
lation here um well fortunately as Mike pointed out the workplace is already doing this they're upscaling their workers we know we all have to be lifelong Learners because whenever you have these technological you know reol Solutions we all have to keep up with it and we know if we don't do it here you know our competitors abroad are going to surpass us so this is something we all need to be engaged in you know it needs to be a public private partnership but fortunately you know our tech compani
es are already engaged in this and and they're participating in it but you know I look at things like medicine and you know I think it's very exciting you know and if and if we uh you know with with medicine if we're able to you know detect detect diseases earlier and maybe if we uh you know are able to put some you know cancer on you know people who have to do surgeries out of business I'm not going to be worried about you know putting somebody like that out of uh work because you know want to
be able to detect things like that earlier so there's a lot of great opportunities here too K if I could yeah oh I'm sorry Barbara just triggered something to me and I think she described it well as well as alencia did a good job describing to as well but Barbara just mentioned about technological advancement what we have to realize is that in every era of Technology advancement there is always a relearning a retooling there's always a shifting in jobs and when you start going from Cars to train
s to aircraft right when you start going from email looking at the potential scams and consumer scams that can happen with email that we all saw existing so there's always going to be some danger associated with the new technology advancement and there always is their probability of some job loss but it's a matter of how then do we regroup but we have to remember as society that we're used to regrouping and retooling yeah I like what you said too bar yeah well I just to add to that there the IMF
report actually pointed out specifically that Older Workers are most at risk here because they are not used to maybe trying to figure out these new technologies they've been doing things the same way they see their retirement approaching but the reality is the workforce is aging this is a technology that is getting adopted really quickly so there has to be a focus on how do you make this broad-based across the workforce not just giving an advantage to someone who might be able to pick it up qui
ckly and really kind of spreading that more equally so that everyone can benefit and not lose out part of the inequality you were talking about that's so interesting Mike Barbara elencia and Elizabeth thank you so much and coming up in our last call here A A crowning achievement for Sir Elton John also Christina Applegates moving appearance at the prime time emys that's after the [Music] break this is ABC News live the crush of families here in Poland at Refugee centers in Putin's Russia on the
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ive farewell from do Stadium well it's time for our last call uh Sir Elton John winning an Emmy for best live variety special for his concert documentary Elton John live farewell from Dodger Stadium H the living legend didn't attend the ceremony but he's celebrating his egot status now just the 19th person to have earned and Emmy Grammy Oscar and Tony Award and in a surprise appearance there was a familiar face returning to the stage last night actress Christina Applegate she's been very open ab
out her battle with multiple sclerosis and she walked out to a standing ovation thank you so much oh my God you're totally shaming me with disability by standing up it's fine okay um body not by OIC I want to bring our panel back to discuss TV's biggest night Mike Barbara Alena and Elizabeth Elizabeth let's start here with you Elton John joins whoopy Goldberg and 17 others with his egot status I mean huge congratulations to him your thoughts huge congratulations we could all feel the love tonigh
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