soon after, a record-breaking 73 million americans watching john, paul, george, and ringo play "i wanna hold your hand" on "the ed sullivan hand." ♪ i wanna hold your hand ♪ ♪ i wanna hold your hand ♪ >> juju: the next day, playing their first u.s. concert in washington, d.c. singing "twist and shout." ♪ twist and shout ♪ ♪ twist and shout ♪ ♪ come on come on come on baby now ♪ >> juju: that trip cementing the beatles in american history six decades ago today. what an anniversary. that is "nightline." you can watch all our full episodes on hulu. see you back here same time tomorrow. thanks for staying up with us. good night, america.

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>> so cute. well, today is a big day for patch. he is goi marching in his first ever mardi gras parade. he's scheduled for another appearance on sunday, so he has a packed schedule. mardi gras, of course, finishes up next week on fat tuesday. this is just the cutest, and i'm sure the community is going to love it. >> have you been to mardi gras? >> i have not been to like mardi gras in new orleans. i've been to celebrations everywhere else. i have not had king cake yet this year. if anybody wants to make it for me, i would love some king cake myself. >> i need to get down to mardi gras. that's on my bucket list and i want to see patch. he's so cute coming up, the most expensive home in america ever. >> plus a moose on the loose chasing skiers and snowboarders. we'll have that coming up. >> and later in the skinny. there's no calming down swifties over some big news about taylor swift. we're not talking travis kelce either. something else you're watching world news now and stones never broke my bones. >> so

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go faster a real scare on the slopes. a moose on the loose running alongside skiers and snowboarders in jackson hole, wyoming, bill fahey was on that mountain. his friend was being pursued by the enormous animal. >> next thing you know, it started chasing my body. count down the hill and i just. i followed the moose, followed kenny tried to make sure other people knew the moose was in the area. >> it's not uncommon for humans and moose to interact in recreational areas, especially during ski season. just last month, the denver post showing this moose at winter park resort. oh my god, i don't know what he does. and in 2017, this moose was galloping alongside snowboarder boarders in breckenridge. so what should you do if you're approached by one? usually it's recommended to give them 25 yards. >> that's about two school busses worth of distance. you also want to give them escape routes. >> as for that group of friends in jackson hole, they are grateful for an unforgettable

day on the mountain. >> at the end of the day, it was an experience that we all got to experience together and that's what these trips are about. when we come out here. >> so lionel and i were just discussing, what do you do? i said i would probably stop and fall to the ground and play dead. and he said, oh, you wouldn't give up. you'd keep going. i would be running. >> i'm sorry. okay. >> so experts say if you do see a moose, stay calm and don't run away, i'll be a goner. that fight or flight, right? uh, if it charges towards you, though, hide behind something like a tree. >> oh my gosh. all i can think of is the kids book. if you give a mouse a muffin. oh it's nature guys. okay, the animals, it's their it's their habitat. >> it's true. when we come back, who is prince william, his new bff? >> we'll tell you about that. also, big headlines involving mona and taylor swifts eras tour film. we'll have that coming up in the skinny. >> i'm john morgan of morgan and morgan with so many mesothelioma lawyers on television, how do

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>> how are you? i'm good. how are you? >> it's nice to have you here on the desk with us. >> well, i've. i've been here all week. >> oh, i haven't, that's right. okay nice for me to be back. yeah. >> we missed you. >> okay, we have to talk about the royal rift. >> there's always some drama going on. all right, so britain's prince harry has returned home. he's back here in the u.s. he was spending about 24 hours or less back home. he was visiting his father, king % california, apparently without seeing his brother, prince william. yeah. so there's still still something going on with the family. thumbs off, but no worries, william has got a new bff, apparently. >> check out this morning front page headline top son. that is one top cruz hanging out with prince william at london's air ambulance charity gala. where do they say gala in britain? >> oh good question gala, the future king gushed over the hollywood royalty even making an appeal to the night's special guest star, who is also a pilot. listen >> and tom, if you wouldn't mind not borrowing either of the new

helicopter for the next mission impossible, you seem to have a different take on normal wear and tear to the rest of us. it's not the kind that buffs out anyway. >> well, hopefully tom didn't take that remark the wrong way. he is known for some pretty spectacular crash scenes. >> you know what i find interesting about the fact that he didn't see his brother? is that it doesn't appear that he saw his sister in law either, and she just is recovering from surgery. so i don't think strain, i think. >> do you think there's a real talking? yeah yeah. i think they should get over it in a time like this. but i'm not a royal. i'm not rich. i don't know anything about this. okay. we will talk to you about some things we do know some hollywood headlines and things we learned with you from our papa bear. >> dad, disney ceo bob iger. he announced he moana two coming in november for the upcoming sequel to the animated blockbuster, is set to be released this fall, but no word yet whether the rock would come back to play a regular. he has to come back.

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florida. >> yes. the listing price. the most expensive private home in u.s. history. and danny has been crunching the numbers for us. >> it's not about numbers, lionel. it's about returning to your home state of florida because yours for just one easy payment of $295 million. you too can have this nine acre compound in naples that features three waterfront houses and a 231ft basin for yachts. what do you think, lionel? >> i think i need a little more space. >> i like your nice brooklyn home. hey i think i need some space. >> this looks lovely. yes, and like you mentioned, it is purchased near that listing price. >> if it is, it would shatter the record for the most expensive residential sale ever, which is currently held here in new york by billionaire ken griffin. let's take a look at this penthouse in new york that was bought in 2019 for a measly a pedestrian $238 million. the crazy thing is only a one

bedroom. just kidding. >> it's usually what it is. i know, right? >> i'm scared to know how many bedrooms it has. this is actually near us in central park south. okay to another record breaker. and we talked about you, lionel. so this one's for rihanna. okay finally, beyonce's house. oh, yes. >> are you sure this is for rihanna again? >> i'm sorry i had to do it. if you remember, last may, she and her husband, jay-z, they're still married, right? yes. >> of course, i can confirm. >> okay. thank you. they were at the grammys. they bought the most expensive house in california history for $200 million. a lot of rich people lived in california. it's crazy because they had the most expensive house sale in california. isn't that crazy? yes it is, but we can't all stay in this house. but we could stay in this. this is a boeing 737 and barley that has been transformed into a private vacation villa. and the best thing about this boeing, it's not in the air. it's on the ground, safe and sound for us. isn't that good to soon? >> danny, this is a very nice

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children's hospital in chicago is entering its ninth day. >> and who's behind it and the effort to end it. plus the big rig driver jumping from his cab as a train bears down. >> see what happens next. >> and he spent years on something he was sure would be a world record. and then gained some shocking news. it's thursday, february 8th. >> from abc news. this is world news now. >> good morning everyone. thank you so much for joining us on this thursday. what world record would you break, lionel, if you could something related to food, food or beyonce or beyonce? >> maybe like the most beyonce concerts, if i only could afford that, i would do that. um, just anything with food though. i really love to see people who are dedicated to one know that there's a record that they can research to break and actually do it. >> you would do something with vegan food, yes, but i don't know that i could eat that much.

>> so maybe like making the biggest or largest amount. not like the joey chestnut. no way. my stomach can't handle all that. >> uh, yeah. mine either. we'll tell you what happened with this guy. he spent eight years trying to break this record, so it's a little sad, but we'll tell you what happened. coming up in just a few minutes. we do want to begin this morning, though, with the supreme court just hours away. now from taking on a historic election case. >> yeah, the justices are poised to hear arguments on the colorado ruling disqualifying former president trump from the ballot all over his efforts to overturn the 2020 election. >> it all hinges on a rarely used section of the 14th amendment, and it could have consequences far beyond colorado. abc's andrea fujii starts us off this morning. >> history unfolding at the supreme court. >> justices will hear oral arguments over whether former president trump can be kicked off the ballot in colorado. >> if the supreme court were to hold that donald trump cannot appear on colorado's ballot, it will mean that donald trump will not appear on any ballot in the country in the 2024 election,

colorado took trump off the ballot in december, claiming he engaged in insurrection against the united states on january sixth, violating section three of the 14th amendment, a civil wartime amendment which bars certain people from holding office if they engage in insurrection or rebellion or given aid or comfort to the enemies thereof. >> the exact wording of the amendment will be under scrutiny today because it does not specifically mention the president. only officers of the government. trump and his lawyers argue the amendment does not apply to the president because he's not an officer of the government. they want to silence me because i will never let them silence you. >> and in the end, they're not after me. they're after you. >> despite not being convicted for his alleged role in the january 6th riot, colorado is expected to argue that since trump participated, he can't be on the ballot. >> therefore, donald trump is ineligible to be president of the united states, the same as if he were only 34 years old or not. a natural born citizen. that this is a constitutional qualification and so he can't appear on the ballot.

>> experts believe the high court will ultimately not grant states the ability to decide who gets to be on their ballots. >> the idea, then, that these states would get to now be empowered with the decision of who gets to run for president, would sort of be an odd turnaround for these civil war amendments. they could just say, look, it's up to congress and not up to us, the supreme court. but that itself will be a decision, meaning colorado can't remove him from the ballot. if it's up to congress oral arguments today could last up to three hours. >> the justices are expected to make a decision before colorado's primary on march 5th. rhiannon lionel. >> andrea, thank you. the justice department has confirmed the investigation into president biden's handling of classified documents is finished. attorney general merrick garland said he informed the house and senate judiciary committees after the special counsel submitted his report on monday. it is now being reviewed for potential executive privilege material before it's released. sources do not expect criminal charges, but

they believe the report will highlight mistakes and instances of carelessness. >> stormy weather is still hampering the search for five u.s. marines missing. after the chopper they were in crashed in the mountains outside of san diego. emergency crews found that helicopter in a rugged mountainous area. now they are intensifying the search for those missing marines. they had been on what's described as a routine training mission in the military's largest and heaviest chopper, but they were flying at night in harsh weather conditions. >> now to the turmoil on capitol hill. the bipartisan border bill crumbling as republicans failed to advance it to the senate despite meeting many gop demands. the measure quickly lost support after donald trump repeatedly railed against it. here's abc's rachel scott. >> republicans in the senate. overwhelmingly voting to reject the border security bill. they themselves had demanded full of their own priorities, for cracking down on illegal immigration. only four republicans voted to advance the

bipartisan bill, including one of the senate's most conservative members, james lankford of oklahoma, who led negotiations with democrats. >> if we're going to solve something, we have to sit down together and solve it. that's how it works. when you make law, you can do press conferences without the other side, but you can't make law without the other side. in the united states senate, the bill included a number of republican priorities. >> $20 billion to strengthen the border, hiring new officers and border patrol agents $650 million to build and reinforce eight miles of fencing and $404 million to hire new judges and support staff to expedite asylum cases. it also introduced a new safeguard when migrant apprehensions reach 5000 a day. the border would automatically shut down and when the border slows down, it slows down for weeks. but donald trump pressured republicans to vote against the bill. he wants to run on immigration in the election. >> in fact, i had a popular commentator four weeks ago that

i talked to that told me flat out before they knew any of the contents of the bill, any of the content, none of nothing was out at that point. that told me flat out, if you try to move a bill that solves the border crisis during this presidential year, i will do whatever i can to destroy you because i do not want you to solve this. during the presidential election. by the way, they have been faithful to their promise and have done everything they can to destroy me. president biden saying republicans had to decide died. >> who do they serve? donald trump or the american people? >> house speaker mike johnson was one of those republicans who demanded a border security deal, saying in november that without it, there would be no new funding for ukraine. >> i think we could get bipartisan agreement on both of those matters. >> but when trump came out against the bill, johnson reversed course, declaring it dead on arrival. instead, he focused on impeaching homeland security secretary alejandro

mayorkas. but in an embarrassing defeat, the resolution is not adopted. >> he didn't have the votes last night. was a setback, but democracy is messy. >> house republicans still focused on impeaching mayorkas rather than working with democrats to fix the border. does this solve any crisis at the border? rather than reaching out rather than reaching out to democrats? >> i don't care. i don't care if it takes a third time. >> bottom line the bill is dead again. republicans were the ones demanding border security provisions, but now they are making it clear they are no longer interested in a bipartisan solution to address. the crisis at the border before the november election. rachel scott abc news, capitol hill. all right, rachel, thank you for that update. >> a big city hospital is in the midst of a days long cyber attack, and it's already compromising patient care. also renewing questions about cyber security. this morning, a cyber attack on a children's hospital in chicago is entering its ninth day since last wednesday. lurie children's hospitals, phones and computers have been offline.

patients medical records are inaccessible, experts warn it could take weeks to get the hospital systems back up and running. >> that's why cybersecurity attacks are so damaging, because there's not an answer about how long it's going to take. >> the fbi is now investigating the attack, which has forced the hospital to cancel some procedures and elective surgeries. the hospital saying we recognize the frustration of not having clarity on when this will be resolved. our investigation remains ongoing and we are working around the clock to resolve this matter. >> they're looking perhaps at the security at their workstation level. >> mobile devices, pcs, masks that level. >> and they're also looking at it at the system level, like who has access to the server hospitals have been a frequent target for hackers. >> and in december, a cyber criminal group targeted another chicago hospital, demanding nearly $1 million to not leak

patients personal information. one month earlier, a cyber attack on a large health care company forced hospitals in three states to close their emergency rooms. that's been an underserved area of cybersecurity investments. >> and so now we need to catch up and we need to make sure we raise the bar a record 725 major security breaches in health care were reported to federal officials last year alone. >> wall street will be watching some fresh jobs data this morning, as the major stock averages open at record highs. the dow added 156 points yesterday, with the s&p 500 and nasdaq also posting gains. the current rally is being fueled by companies reporting better than expected earnings overnight stock futures indicated a mostly higher open. >> all right now to france and an eiffel tower sized controversy over a guinness world record attempt. i really hope this has a good ending. >> well, let's break this down for you. frenchman richard

plourde spent eight years creating a replica of the eiffel tower using matchsticks. look at it. there it is. it's really cool, isn't it? he used nearly 707,000 matchsticks. that replica stands more than 23ft tall. >> so the old guinness record was just over 21ft. but at guinness now says that plourde structure does not qualify for several reasons, including the fact that he used the wrong type of matchsticks. a guinness official says the judging may have been a bit too harsh, and they're going to give it a second look. i always wondered about this. don't they? like, shouldn't you be working with them? the whole time? >> over eight years? shouldn't that have come up eight years ago? come on. so i thought it was too harsh too. and then i read a little more about this and. okay, so the reason they say that these matchsticks are, are not, you know, they won't work is because they were not commercially available. they're not recognized as matchsticks because they cut off the sulfur heads. okay. and he bought them from a manufacturer instead of at like a store. yeah. so toothpicks. exactly.