right now on america this morning, trump takes new hampshire. we win it every time we win the primary, we win the generals. but not without attacking nikki haley, who is vowing to fight on because we have a country to save. what the results in new hampshire reveal about what comes next in the presidential race, and how the

white house is now taking aim at trump. the flooding disaster on the west coast, the extent of the damage and the threat today across the middle of the country and the deep south, dense fog and heavy rain. boeing faces new safety scrutiny after that mid-air door blowout. what inspectors now say they found and the new uncertainty for the company as the ceo heads to capitol hill today, bank accounts drained the new fraud alert involving several popular payment apps, including venmo and the changes being proposed. the barbie oscar nominations, firestorm. ryan gosling, who played ken, speaks out about being nominated, while margot robbie, who played barbie, was snubbed and he missed the crucial field goal that could have tied the game. >> no, he doesn't make it. how fans are now coming together to support the buffalo bills kicker facing threats and bullying on social media.

>> from abc news in new york. this is a merica this morning. >> good wednesday morning everyone. >> i'm rhiannon ally and i'm lionel moise. in for andrew. we begin with things getting nasty in the race for president overnight. >> the results of the new hampshire primary are in and former president trump won the state by double digits. but nikki haley says she's not giving up her fight in response, trump overnight was lashing out. >> turnout was higher than expected, but experts say if haley could not win in new hampshire, a state where independents can vote in the primary, then she may find the road ahead quite challenging. abc's melissa o'donnell is in new hampshire. melissa good morning. >> good morning lionel. the former president has just taken a major step toward his third consecutive presidential nomination in this morning, former president trump celebrating his win over nikki haley in the first in the nation primary. usa. usa usa claiming

haley is delusional for claiming a victory in new hampshire. trump calling haley an imposter. >> she's doing like a speech like she won. she didn't win. she lost. who the hell was the imposter that went up on the stage before her and like, claimed a victory? she did very poorly, actually. >> trump, also striking a vengeful tone, making this comment when introducing supporter vivek ramaswamy last night at the only person more angry than, let's say, me. >> but i don't get too angry. i get even the only person haley's campaign overnight called trump's victory speech angry, saying it was filled with grievances and offered the american people nothing about his vision. >> earlier, haley congratulated trump, but insisted she's staying in the race. >> new hampshire is first in the nation. it is not the last in the nation

from over. >> haley's finish was stronger than recent polls suggested, winning a majority among independents and college graduates. her campaign claiming that's why haley would be stronger than trump in a general election against biden. >> she had momentum coming into new hampshire after the iowa caucuses. the electorate here, the primary electorate, is probably as favorable as it's going to get for her. >> the electorate in new hampshire, it's one of the most educated electorates in the country, 41% of new hampshire ites have a four year college degree that makes it far beyond for example, south carolina, where 26% have a college degree. and really, if she can't win with that electorate, where does she win? >> still, haley says she's focusing on her home state of south carolina. the primary there is one month from today and polls show her trailing by 30 points. >> south carolina voters don't want a coronation. they want an

election give them one. the first party to retire it's 80 year old candidate is going to be the party that wins this election. >> meanwhile, president biden is ramping up his attacks on trump, mentioning trump's name 49 times at a campaign rally in virginia yesterday where biden focused on abortion rights. >> it was donald trump and his supreme court who ripped away the rights and freedoms of women in america overnight, the republican chairwoman urging nikki haley to drop out of the race, saying that it is now time to unite with the eventual nominee, donald trump. >> rhiannon melissa don, thank you for that. now to san diego, where the mayor says recovery from historic flooding could take months in some areas. it was the city's fourth worst rainfall ever. some residents blame the city for failing to

clear storm drains. two more storms are expected in california before the end of the week. meanwhile today, parts of the south are now bracing for heavy rain. up to eight inches could fall in some areas. we will check your forecast in just a few moments now to boeing facing new scrutiny over the safety of its passenger jets after that frightening door mishap mid-flight this month, the company's ceo will be on capitol hill today as two major airlines outlined their growing concerns this morning, the ceo of boeing, dave calhoun, heading to capitol hill meeting with lawmakers in the wake of the alaska airlines mid-air door blow out on a 737 max nine. >> this month, alaska airlines ceo ben minicucci, also speaking out, saying he's frustrated and angry, adding that inspectors have now found loose bolts on many of the max nine jets grounded since the incident. minakuchi is sending his own inspectors to audit boeing's quality control systems. he acknowledges his airline was

lucky. no one was seated next to that door. >> there were only seven open seats and we had a guardian angel. honestly on that airplane. >> and now more problems for boeing. united airlines, which also flies the max nine, says it also found loose bolts and due to quality concerns, is now rethinking its commitment to boeing for future orders. boeing says workers at its 737 factory will stop work tomorrow to hold workshops on quality control. meanwhile in atlanta, one of your nose tires just came off. >> it just rolled off the runway behind you. >> a tire fell off a delta boeing jet before takeoff, and experts say it was likely a maintenance issue. passengers were forced to board a replacement plane. travel website kayak has now added a feature that allows users to filter out the 737 max nines when searching for flights. but for now, all max nines remain grounded. >> the pentagon announced new us airstrikes in yemen overnight,

hours after conducting similar strikes in iraq. they destroyed sites used by houthi rebels and other iran backed militants who are behind attacks on us troops and commercial shipping. abc's martha raddatz asked iran's foreign minister about recent attacks in the red sea. >> are those attacks you support ? >> this is the decision that the yemenis have made in support of the people of palestine. i think what they did and their decision is a brave one. >> what do you think the chances are that iran and the us will be at war? >> we don't really want the war. the scope of the war to expand. you cannot continue the war in the gaza and the west bank to militarily engage with the yemen. and then still talk about how you don't want the war to widen when the pentagon says the overnight airstrikes in yemen targeted anti-ship missiles, new

blowback after that explosive congressional hearing about anti-semitism on college campuses, a house committee now investigating anti-semitism at harvard says the school's response to the investigation, including the request for documents, has been woefully inadequate. >> controversy is also brewing over the professor now leading the school's anti-semitism task force, with some pointing to his criticism of israel. >> a jury needed little time to reach a decision in the case of a new york man accused of gunning down a woman for making a wrong turn onto his property. abc's andrea fujii has more guilty this morning. >> a guilty verdict in the case of a man charged with fatally shooting a young woman after the car she was riding in accidentally turned into his driveway. kaitlyn deserves to have her story told. >> and what a beautiful person she was and how many people loved her. >> last year, 20 year old kaitlyn gillis was with her friends driving in two cars in a

motorcycle, looking for another friend's house late at night in rural upstate new york. she was the passenger in one of the cars that mistakenly drove up kevin monahan's driveway. his lawyer says monahan felt threatened by the group and fired a warning shot in the air, but then stumbled and tripped, accidentally shooting another round that hit gillis. >> the photo from the prosecution from the police wasn't clear enough to show you the area where he stumbled and fell, but you know this can happen. >> but it took the jury less than two hours to find monahan guilty of second degree murder, reckless endangering, and tampering with physical evidence . gillis family did not speak publicly after the verdict, but previously said she was a victim of circumstance. just trying to visit her friend who lived only a half mile down the road. >> my daughter was an honor student. she had hopes and dreams of becoming a. she had hopes and dreams of becoming a marine biologist or a

veterinarian and this man took that away from us. >> kevin monahan, who was 66, will be sentenced in march and could face 25 years to life in prison. rhiannon lionel. >> all right, andrea, thank you. time now for your wednesday weather. good >> a big travel headache from chicago to dallas this morning. a dense fog advisory covering much of the center of the nation and in some spots, temps are near freezing. could be some icy roads to go along with it. speaking of which, here in the northeast, especially new england, some snow and ice could impede your travel through today and tonight. big problems in the gulf coast to heavy rain between houston and new orleans. not just today, but through thursday . don't be surprised to see water over the roads with flash flooding. i'm accuweather meteorologist kevin koskinen >> coming up netflix making another change when it comes to

ads and pricing. but first, the new warning about fraud involving several popular payment apps, including venmo users reporting their bank accounts drained and later the buffalo bills kicker who missed that crucial field goal gets a lift after facing bullies online

answers on good morning america. the >> we are back with life saving moments caught on camera, an arkansas police officer raced to this scene where a child had fallen into a frozen pond. look here, the officer crawling onto the ice and with some help, managed to pull the partially submerged boy to safety. he was taken to the hospital and fortunately is expected to be okay. >> so glad he's okay. we have an urgent warning about some popular payment apps. one of the nation's top prosecutors is warning about fraud, and this

morning, three popular payment apps are on notice. >> two taps and someone's life savings could be gone. >> a district attorney in new york is now pushing venmo, zelle and cash app to take action to protect consumers, citing the risk for fraud. that's draining bank accounts of giant sums of money. also a concern more users are being robbed. >> it's not just the money is important, but also it's people's physical safety. >> in a letter to the company's da, alvin bragg warns of a troubling rise in illegal behavior because of what he says are insufficient security measures, leaving users of the apps vulnerable. >> while there aren't common sense fixes, we're going to see more of these cases, he says. >> as the apps have surged in popularity, so too have frauds and scams. he's pushing the apps to add multi-factor authentication, limit the amount of money users can send, and impose wait times on larger transfers. another potential

guardrail apple has rolled out its new stolen device protection feature, which requires face or touch id to perform certain actions and puts a time delay on password changes. if i put my hand in your pocket 20 years ago, i might pull out $20. >> but unlike you know, 20, 30 years ago, uh, if i get a hold of that, i might have all your life savings. >> the payment apps did not immediately respond to the district attorney's claims. later on good morning america, more victims shared their stories and tips to protect your money. more changes at netflix are on the way. >> the company now phasing out its $12 per month ad free package that means the least expensive option without ads will soon cost more than $15 per month. netflix says it signed up 13 million new subscribers late last year, beating expectations coming up a medical breakthrough helping a boy hear for the very first time. also had a new push to ban gas known as a loving parent.

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to use electric over natural gas. >> we're setting an indoor emissions standards that would effectively eliminate the use of fossil fuels for new construction in chicago. >> opponents say not so fast. they're calling for a study on the potential costs, especially if such a ban is eventually expanded to more buildings. >> i'm concerned about that senior that's going to have to retrofit it at a cost of 25 to 30,000 per household. >> critics also question whether the electric company can handle the extra load. chicago is not the first big city to tackle this issue in new york, gas and construction trade groups are suing to block a state ban on gas stoves and furnaces in new buildings. the first stage of the new york ban is set to take effect in 2026. back in chicago, if the proposal is approved, it will likely be another year or more before it takes effect. the gas workers union is vowing to fight. >> there's over 1000 new

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