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clarification about that number of arrests or any arrests. >> but there's a development that is adding fuel to that fire. an arizona mother who has been deported to mexico had been living in the u.s. for several decades until an immigration check days ago. >> protesters voicing outrage after she was forced to leave her children behind. abc's clayton sandell has the latest. >> reporter: for years, the government left guadalupe garcia de rayos alone. not anymore. protesters gathered in phoenix overnight, even holding the wheels on a government immigration van in a desperate move to stop it from taking her back to mexico. [ chanting ] garcia came to the u.s. from mexico illegally as a teenager. and like many undocumented workers she used a fake social security number to get a job. that resulted in a felony conviction. she was ordered back to mexico, but with no history of violence or other criminal record was allowed to stay pending appeal. >> last week, they weren't bothering anybody. they weren't causing any harm to anybody. they were just living their

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♪ ♪ what you want baby, i got it ♪ >> that's all i know. >> you were aretha in that scenario, and i was the backup singer. we didn't even rehearse that just automatically. >> all of a sudden. time to start things off with the "skinny." as you probably guessed we're starting with aretha franklin. >> bow down, queen of soul has announced she will retire later this year after the release of her 93rd album. franklin says that album will feature a production by stevie wonder and will be an ode to detroit. >> 93 albums. >> amazing. >> also, aretha franklin and

stevie wonder? >> mind blown. >> so the 18-time grammy winner says she will continue recording. > good. >> just this will be her last year in concert because she wants to devote more time to her grandchildren. >> that's good. she is still touring. she has a tour date in poughkeepsie coming up. franklin starred her career 57 years ago.tred her career 57 years ago. and, of course, her numbers are phenomenal. 112 charted singles, 17 top tens and 75 million records sold worldwide. so a few things you may not have known about her. in 1985, she had her voice declared a michigan natural resource. >> she also became the first black woman inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame back in 1987. >> she holds honorary degrees from harvard, yale and princeton. >> she has ranked number one first on the rolling stone list of greatest singers of all time. nbd, no big deal. >> no big deal.

>> also, i'm pretty sure she set a record for the longest national anthem rendition on thanksgiving. >> in fact, it's still going. >> still singing. the star-spangled banner. >> exactly. okay. so next to a sneak peek at rosie o'donnell like you've probably never seen her before. >> that's right. the actress and talk show host took her social media driven campaign to play steve bannon on "saturday night live" to a whole new level. >> the twitterverse has been on fire ever since a follower asked her if she was game for playing president trump's chief strategist. >> she responded, if called, i will serve. >> now she's giving us a little preview what that might look like by altering her twitter avatar to morph her own face into steve bannon's head. >> for good reference, by the way. this is how rosie and steve look normally. >> well, that's the before and the after. wow, that's pretty good. the ball's in your court, "snl." >> i'm kind of curious to see

the other half of that face swap, too. next to that other big celebrity announcement about george and amal clooney. >> so george is about to embark on the greatest role of his life, a dad. the two-time academy award winner and i think two-time people's sexiest man alive is reportedly having twins, he and his wife. >> george isn't pregnant with the twins. >> no. if he was pregnant with twins -- >> that would have been maybe our top story today. a source is telling "in touch" that the coup is expecting fraternal twins, a boy and a girl and she is due sometime in june. this is not, however, how this particular celebrity couple made their twins' announcement but a prankster couldn't resist showing us how george might look if he wanted to copy beyonce and make the same pregnancy announcement that she did in lingerie and a green veil. thank you very much, twitter. >> the northeast is digging out from that blizzard.

we're getting a glimpse of how the other half made it through the storm. >> that's right. super model gisele bund chen shared this video of the blizzard during the height of the storm, presumably from her own backyard. in some ways it seems like she's maybe never seen snow before. >> she's from brazil. >> martha stewart got stuck. she shared this photo on instagram trying to plow four miles of roads on her farm in upstate new york and getting herself into a jam i guess a little bit. >> couldn't she just call snoop dogg for help? >> i guess she could. she got to do a little bit of that work in the pokey i assume so -- >> you had to go there. i had some fun in the snow, too. i like a good snowstorm as long as no one gets hurt. >> you're cute. >> thank you. i was having fun. >> i think we should do -- oh. >> you were really having fun, too. >> i was enjoying -- >> did you forget that was coming? >> i didn't know that was coming up. we forgot the orange juice for the mimosas. >> is something dripping down

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>> putin is a killer. >> a lot of killers. we've got a lot of killers. you think our country's so innocent? you've seen what happened in paris and nice. all over europe it's happening. it's gotten to a point where it's not even being reported. and in many cases, the very, very dishonest press doesn't want to report it. >> it's offensive given the fact that cnn and other media organizations have reporters in danger right now in war zones covering isis. >> i was a good student. i understand things. i comprehend very well. okay? better than i think almost anybody. i listened to a bunch of stuff last night on television that was disgraceful. >> i'll be honest, i don't understand language like that. we don't have so-called judges, we don't have so-called senators, we don't have so-called presidents. >> i said to judge gorsuch that i find these attacks on the

judiciary absolutely abhorrent. he did say that he found them to be disheartening and demoralizing. > ivanka trump, as you know, has said she has divorced herself, separated herself from the business. how is she being treated unfairly if she's not a part -- >> i think there's clearly a targeting of her brand. this is a direct attack on his policies and her name. >> i'd like to begin today by apologizing on behalf of you to me. and that apology is not accepted. >> the patriots win the super bowl! >> we're bringing this sucker home. ♪ i want to hold them like they do in texas, please ♪ >> i'm designing my halloween costume as we speak. >> already. true story. every time we see sean spicer all week long -- >> it's so hard not to see melissa mccarthy. >> by the way, monday, national tortellini day. i'll be celebrating. > who is that? >> announcer: this is abc's

good friday morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. here's some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." a federal appeals court has refused to reinstate president trump's travel ban affecting people from seven predominantly muslim countries. but the president insists his administration will eventually win that case. we have a full report coming up. a shift by the president over the one china policy. the policy recognizes china's sovereignty over taiwan. the president has now agreed to honor that policy. that's a reversal from a few weeks ago when he seemed to express doubt about it which earninged chinese leaders. >> trump aide kellyanne conway is under congressional scrutiny for urging americans in a television interview to buy ivanka trump's merchandise. a possible violation of ethics rules. >> this morning's clean-up from

the massive northeast snowstorm is being hampered by frigid temperatures overnight. more flights also in and out of boston and new york airports cancelled. those are some of the top stories that we're following on this friday. it is february 10th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." hello to everybody from new york. we've made it to friday and we've made it to another major legal setback for president trump. a bipartisan panel of federal judges ruling not to reinstate the travel ban. >> that's right. the decision by the 9th circuit court of appeals clears the way for people from seven predominantly muslim countries to continue entering the united states at least for now. >> the president getting his legal boxing gloves on, tweeting see you in court. the security of our nation is at stake and there was a quick response from the washington state attorney general who challenged the ban. >> we have seen him in court twice. and we're 2 for 2. that's number one. and in my view, the future of

the constitution is at stake. >> the administration argues the president has broad powers to decide who may or may not enter the united states. the case will likely end up in the supreme court. and the white house is pushing back against reports that the president was criticized by his own supreme court nominee saying comments by judge neil gorsuch were misrepresented. abc's cecilia vega has more. >> reporter: on capitol hill, supreme court nominee judge neil gorsuch asked about those reports that he criticized president trump's attacks on judges as "disheartening" and "demoralizing." >> are you concerned about the president's attacks on the judiciary? >> reporter: no comment, but the president is talking. >> his comments were misrepresented. >> reporter: still, the democratic senator who went public with gorsuch's words after their private meeting, standing by his story to abc's mary bruce. >> judge gorsuch told me -- and there were white house staff in the room -- that he is disheartened and he finds these attacks on the

judiciary demoralizing and disheartening. >> reporter: even gorsuch's own spokesman confirmed that the supreme court nominee was referring specifically to the president's recent statements, like his tweet mocking the federal judge who halted his travel ban, calling him a so-called judge, and comments like this. >> and i don't ever want to call a court biased, so i won't call it biased. and we haven't had a decision yet. but courts seem to be so political. >> reporter: senators from both parties who've met with gorsuch say they heard him express the same dismay about the president's words. >> he got a little bit emotional and he said that any attack, or any criticism, of his "brothers and sisters of the robe," is an attack or a criticism on everybody wearing the robe as a judge. >> reporter: but press secretary sean spicer not backing down. >> are you saying that demoralizing and disheartening was not specifically about the president's comments and what he said? and if so, how does the

president know that? has he spoken to the judge? >> no, i think the judge literally made it very clear in his comments. >> but three senators have come out and said that they corroborate the statement. and so did the spokesman. >> senator ayotte, who was there, made it very clear that he was commenting in general about attacks on the judiciary. that was it, plain and simple. >> our thanks to cecilia there at the white house. the estimated cost of president trump's border wall that mexico is refusing to pay, of course, has reportedly now surpassed some $21 billion. reuters saw the first price tag on an internal report commissioned by the homeland security department. now, the report also said the wall would consist of a series of fences and walls and take more than three years to build. it accounted for the time and cost of acquiring land but not for legal battles and physical barriers like mountains. that was the loud scene that greeted republican congressman jason chaffetz at a town hall

event last night in his utah district. the crowd chanting do your job when a man asked chaffetz how he could call president trump despicable while not investigating white house possible potential conflicts of interest. hundreds were locked out of the meeting because of safety regulations but many inside the meeting say there were plenty of empty seats. >> and one worker is missing and three others injured after a massive pipeline explosion in louisiana. authorities say the workers were cleaning a 20-inch line when a valve or gasket failed. the liquid in the line is a highly volatile by-product of natural gas production. at least 60 nearby homes have been evacuated. also breaking overnight in new york, a plane's engine caught fire while on the runway at jfk airport. the plane was heading to buenos aires. witnesses reported a loud bang and others reported seeing flames. no injuries reported so far. authorities are now investigating. northern california is suffering through its second

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putin ordering the air force to prepare for time of war. then the rockets go off. okay. >> that's it? i thought you were going to narrate it. >> i was trying. >> planet earth style. >> obviously, their propaganda video is not as good at finishing everything up. >> david attenborough does not have to worry. >> national security adviser michael flynn is underscrutiny as new details emerge what he discussed about the russian ambassador to the u.s. before trump took office. several officials say flynn did indeed talk about the sanctions imposed on russia as punishment for meddling in the election and they accused him of leaving him the impression relief may be possible after the inauguration. after denying sanctions were discussed flynn's spokesman acknowledged he could not be certain that the topic never came up. >> today president trump will attempt a bromance with the japanese prime minister shinzo abe. >> the president is bracing for a tough negotiation on trade and security concerns but the leaders expect to squeeze some fun in there, as well. abc's arlette saenz joins us now

with some more on that. good morning, arlette. >> good morning, diane and kendis. prime minister abe was the first to visit president trump at trump tower right after he won the election and even gave him a golden golf club as a sign of friendship. today they will kick off a weekend of personal bonding starting with a red carpet welcome at the white house and some time in the oval office. on the top of the agenda is reaffirming the security relationship between the u.s. and japan at a time when trump has made some long-time allies very uneasy. trump has previously suggested japan pay more for its own defense. and trade will also be a big topic after trump killed the transpacific partnership deal. but their time together won't end at the white house. tonight the president and prime minister and their wives all fly together on air force one to a weekend at trump's winter white house, his mar-a-lago resort down in florida. what do two world leaders do

over a weekend together? their aides say they'll be playing a lot of golf, sharing many meals and relaxing. the white house stays president trump is saying for abe's stay at his lavish resort. as for the rest of the delegation, they'll be staying somewhere else in town. diane and kendis. >> by in town, they have to go way, way, way off campus to do that. cool. arlette, thank you. turning now to wild scenes in south africa's parliament. >> yes. so the lawmakers wearing red who are opposed to south africa's president are brawling with security guards here. >> oh. they're the ones in white. >> yes, this happened just before president jacob zuma's state of the nation address which was carried on national television. those opposition lawmakers are demanding zuma's resignation because of corruption allegations. >> here's the confusion with all of this. as you look at this video, apparently the people in red were angry at the people in white saying you can't wear white in the winter, but the

confusion is in the southern hemisphere, it's summer. >> is it after labor day or before labor day? >> they're allowed to wear white. >> that is definitely the issue. with all the back and forth going on over cabinet picks, maybe this is how they should settle it. last man standing gets the vote. >> that would be nice. a man in china is facing charges after an argument at a fireworks store. officials say he used firecrackers to start the fire. surveillance video allegedly showing him buying a pack of firecrackers, then setting them off. >> officials -- >> not part of the plan. >> no, whoa. so it ended up like that? so no shocker here. officials say the man was intoxicated and has a history of trouble involving fireworks. there were no injuries. >> did his breath contribute to the explosion? so much alcohol on it. >> started it. >> oh, boy. aye yi yi. coming up, counting down to the grammys. >> our music guru is joining us live with some predictions and some inside info.

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♪ work, work, work ♪ work, work, work >> we're soon going to figure out if all these music artists work, work, work has paid off at the grammy awards. >> has paid, paid, paid, paid, paid. >> music's biggest night is coming this sunday. >> otherwise known as people trying to figure out on google what is a record, what is an album? what are those? "world news now" contributor for music bruno del granato working with top artists in the music biz for 25 years when those albums were a thing. >> that's right. >> exactly. >> bruno, you're in l.a. for the big event. thanks so much for joining us live. start with album of the year. nominees there are adele for "25," beyonce "lemonade," justin bieber for "purpose," drake for

"views," sturgill simpson for "a sailor's guide to earth." what's your prediction? >> beyonce. she has won 20 grammys and none in the best album category. so it's long overdue. but it's also important because this album "lemonade," is a ground breaking record that touches on a lot of hot subjects. ♪ >> i think beyonce is so powerful she has outdrowned bruno a little bit there. i want to do a correction to what i said at the top. people will be googling who sturgill simpson is on sunday night. bruno, if you can hear us, for the record of the year nominees, pretty good list here as we look at the graphic, you'll see adele for "hello," beyonce for "formation," lucas graham "seven years," rihanna featuring drake

for "work," and 21 pilots for "stressed out." you say what? >> adele, "hello." she had us at hello. >> yeah. >> the song came out almost 16 months ago. it was incredible song writing and performance by adele. her pipes are beyond awesome. and this is her salute. >> it is beautiful and it was worth the wait, no doubt. >> so good in fact, it's not only up for album of the year but song of the year. again, adele for "hello," beyonce from "formation," justin bieber, lucas graham. mike posner. >> who wins there? >> song of the year as you know is given to the songwriter. in this case it's adele once again. tremendous singer/songwriter she is. and the craftsmanship of the song is just leagues above all the other nominees with all due respect.

"hello" was also number one for ten weeks on the charts. it's still getting a lot of play everywhere you go. it really not only should it to be the song of the year but should have been the song of the year last year, as well. we forgot it really did play for a little while. >> she's broken records for her album. two albums that were best album of the year two years in a row or top selling album of the year. >> big competition. >> her two albums "21" and "25" are the two best selling albums of the millenium. "21" sold 14 million copies and this one's 14.2 million and 60 weeks later it's still in the top 20 of the charts. she's amazing. > adele has already won. >> so last but not least, the nominees for best new artist. there's only one person i know here. there's kelsea ballerini, the chain smokers, we know chance the rapper, as well. maren morris and anderson .paak.

>> bruno, take it from here. who's your guess? best new artist. >> right now, the chain smokers are having a tremendous year. they've had four smash hits. "closer" was number one for 12 weeks. the longest-running number one in 2016. they are part of the genre which is dance music which is humongous. very popular. if they win, they'll be the first edm artist to win the award. they're up for other grammys. i think they will win best new artist. if not the chain smokers or chance the rapper. definitely chain smokers. >> we've got to be really quick here. you're there at the hilton where a big party is being held. what are you hearing about what will be a big surprise come sunday? >> a couple of good ones. bruno mars and the tyme doing a prince tribute. i also hear maybe john legend, adele with george michael. it's going to be really good. beyonce and her twins will be performing, as well. >> nice, awesome.

>> the twins are performing from in utero. >> my tyme iimpersonation. >> bruno, thanks so much for joining us. we'll be watching on sunday. please stick around. we'll be right back. >> thanks so much for joining pass. we'll be watching on sunday. we'll be right back. cough doesn't sound so good. take mucinex dm. i'll text you in 4 hours when your cough returns. one pill lasts 12 hours, so... looks like i'm good all night! some cough medicines only last 4 hours. but just one mucinex lasts 12 hours. let's end this. you knmegared omega-3s... but did you know your eyes, your brain, and your joints

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trilogy has jami dornen as christian grey again trying to convince dakota johnson's anastasia steel that he's now a one-woman man. yeah, as the two navigate a deepening and increasingly risque relationship. >> take them off. >> in here? >> right here. >> check please. >> okay. so if you think that's ridiculous and contrived, the critics do, too. many of them are especially women bursting out laughing at wednesday's screening giving "fifty shades darker" an 8% splat on rotten tomato. alonzo says the film plays like an unasked for collaboration between the hallmark and playboy channels. and harvey s. carton calls it soft core porn, hard bodies and limp dialogue, emphasis i guess on limp. >> maybe the joke's on us because i laughed the whole time watching the first one. but i also really enjoyed myself.

>> did you like it? >> i'll go back for round two. i don't think they intended for me to be laughing the whole time, but it was like a comedy. >> next to some good clean family fun. the batman lego movie a spinoff from the movie three years ago finds batman embarking on a personal journey to find himself and learn the value of team work and friendship as he tries to save gotham city from his arch nemesis, the joker. >> you think you're my greatest enemy. >> yes, you're obsessed with me. >> no, i'm not. >> yes, are you. >> no, i'm not. >> yes, you are. who else drives you to one up them the way i do? >> superman. >> superman is not a bad guy. >> i'd say i don't have a bad guy. i am fighting a few different people. >> what? >> i like to fight around. >> critics are loving this movie. they're giving it an astounding 91% certified fresh on rotten tomatoes. owen gleiberman calls it kicky bedazzling and super fun. peter traverse says "lego batman movie" is the funniest caped crusader movie ever. >> amazing.

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this morning on "world news this morning on "world news now," the president's travel ban again blocked by the courts. >> federal judges refused to reinstate president trump's executive order barring travel to the u.s. from seven predominantly muslim countries. we'll hear how he intends to fight on as well as how the decision fueled some twitter trolling involving hillary clinton. >> new overnight, workers missing in louisiana following a pipeline explosion. the flames illuminating the night skies as nearby homes are evacuated. the latest details from the scenes. relentless rains along the west coast are triggering mudslides. this one sent residents running as a home got completely taken out. you can actually see its walls collapse in from the side. slides are also forcing road closures and causing track night mayors across the region. we'll have the latest on that. stop me if you've heard this before.

boy meets girl, boy loses girl. causes an international scandal. we talk to the stars of the love story on this valentine's day. it's a true story. it's friday, february 10th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> sounds like a feel good flick. >> it is an uplifting flick, of course, for this valentine's day weekend. i'm sure it will get your honey all in the mood. >> i hope it has a happy ending. >> we'll tell you about it. president trump vowing to fight back after a federal appeals court refused to reinstate his travel ban. >> the president responded immediately tweeting, see you in court. lawyers representing washington state argued the executive order discriminated on the basis of race while the justice department insisted the president has broad power to restrict entry to the united states. abc's marci gonzalez following the overnight developments. a unanimous decision by the 9th circuit court of appeals

against reinstating president donald trump's temporary ban on immigrants and travelers from seven predominantly muslim nations. >> the judges did their jobs carefully and well and we appreciate their work. >> reporter: the three judges upheld a halt to the ban stated by a washington state court which claimed the executive order that stranded families at airports and forced others to be turned away discriminated on the basis of religion and violated the constitution. the appeals court heard that argument and that of the justice department which maintained the order was made on national security grounds. the judges wrote in their decision the government has pointed to no evidence that any alien from any of the countries named in the order has perpetrated a terrorist attack in the united states. rather than present evidence to explain the need for the executive order, the government has taken the position that we must not review its decision at all. we disagree. president trump responding tweeting see new court. the security of our nation is at

stake. > it's a political decision and we are going to see them in court and i look forward to it. it's a decision that we'll win, in my opinion, very easily. >> in response to the president's tweet, well, we have seen him in court twice. and we're 2 for 2. >> reporter: the justice department said it is now reviewing the decision and considering its options. this case could go all the way to the supreme court. kendis and diane. >> our thanks to marci in los angeles. hillary clinton has, as you know, kept a low profile since the election. last night she responded to the court ruling with a simple tweet, 3-0, referring to the unanimous decision from the bipartisan three-judge panel and senior trump advisor kellyanne conway hit back posting an abbreviations for pennsylvania, wisconsin and michigan, the blue states that clinton lost. it has been -- there are new details from the white house involving conway getting "counseled." that's the way sean spicer put

it for promoting ivanka trump's fashion line on tv. later on we'll hear from conway responding to the story overnight. out of southern california, protests are taking action after what are stepped up immigration raids. this follows an event at the customs enforcement office. demonstrators hit the streets blocking an entrance to the 101 freeway. now, i.c.e. called any recent raids routine and ongoing. an immigrant rights group claims there was as many as 100 arrests but that number wasn't confirmed by law enforcement. millions of people from philadelphia to boston are digging out this morning. the powerful storm dumped as many as 19 inches of snow on parts of new england for the region's first blizzard in several years. the whiteout conditions made driving very dangerous causing several accidents and this morning's bitter cold is keeping those roads slippery and dangerous. boston schools will be closed again today.

and an investigation is under way after a tractor-trailer plunged off the chesapeake bay bridge in virginia killing the driver. the man actually survived the impact and managed to climb out of the water onto the trailer of the rig where he was rescued by a navy helicopter crew who happened to witness it, but he died on the way to the hospital. the coast guard says high winds thwarted initial rescue attempts and may have been a factor in the crash. the storm disrupted travel nationwide. nearly 4,000 flights were canceled yesterday. more than half of them involving the boston and new york airports. we saw a ripple effect nationwide. that will continue into the weekend with more flights canceled today. in the west, another home has fallen victim to the relentless storms pounding california. a mudslide in the bay area slammed into a home for a second time this week delivering the knockout punch. the residents are not allowed in obviously even to retrieve their possessions. because more mud and rocks are

ready to go. >> the pressure that this hillside is putting on this house is just, it's phenomenal how much mother nature can push around things that are in its way. >> the residents were inside the house during the mud slides and had to crawl their way out of there. can you imagine? no one was injured though. the heavy rains have also caused flooding in northern california. breaking overnight, two workers are injured and another missing after a pipeline explosion in louisiana. authorities say workers were cleaning a 20-inch phillips 66 pipeline when that fire started. and it's now the 30 to 40 feet high. 60 homes near the fire have been evacuated. fire crews plan to let the fire burn off which could take anywhere from several hours to several days. and penn state university is banning alcohol at fraternity and sorority parties following the death of a 19-year-old sophomore during a fraternity party last week. police say members of the beta theta pi fraternity waited at least 12 hours before calling

for help after the victims fell down the stairs. it has been suspended as a task force investigates the incident as well as allegations of hazing, sexual assault and other misconduct. a man in mississippi in custody suspected of robbery is in bigger trouble now. here's why. [ bleeped ]. you! >> wow. so that was daniel berry screaming obviously at officers and headbutting one of them while on his way to a court appearance. now, in addition to the robbery charge, he's now facing a count of assaulting an officer. >> not a good way to better your situation if you're in legal trouble. >> yeah, i would think so. but his language there, i don't think he was saying thank you. >> i don't think so. >> it was a different sort of you. >> probably. and now to another fight. former new york knick charles oakley says he did nothing wrong for the brief time that he was at that game wednesday night at madison square garden. oakley denies shouting at the

owner of the new york knicks before he was ejected from the arena, ejected and arrested and charged with assault. the knicks say dozens of people confirmed the team's version of events saying oakley's version is pure fiction. >> quite a scene. and what some called a great piece of americana, others called it an eyesore. well, either way, it is gone. so we're talking about the air stream ranch. couldn't miss it if you drove down i-4 from tampa to orlando. gone. >> it was also called the stonehenge of rvs as you can see. it stood along interstate 4 between tampa and orlando for the last ten years. but not anymore. >> so the eight classic rvs made up that ranch. they've all been removed. in their place a new air stream museum and an air stream dealership will be built. >> as we look at those images, should we have boyz ii men just -- >> oh, absolutely. >> -- provide the sound track for this story. >> this is a tribute to the

company's 75th anniversary. >> yes, the air stream. >> we'll miss you air stream ranch. >> good-bye, air stream ranch. ♪ all right. coming up heros of the highway caught on camera. we're getting our first look at three minnesota troopers rescuing a suspect from a fiery crash and how those troopers are now being rewarded. and what trump advisor kellyanne conway that has congress calling for a full review. and remember to find us on facebook @wnnfans.com and on twitter you can see how i welcomed back diane to this friday morning. wait, who are you? >> that's just mean. it, who are you? >> that's just mean. two thirdse digestive issues. i'm joy bauer, and as a nutritionist i know probiotics can often help. but many probiotics do not survive your stomach's harsh environment. digestive advantage is different. its natural protein shell is tougher than your stomach's harsh environment,

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th three minnesota state troopers didn't just chase down a speeding suspect, they saved his life after driving 100 miles an hour, the suspect's car went off the ramp in minneapolis and rolled over and burst into flames. now, the cops, as you can see there, pulled the suspect out to safety. for one of the troopers it was his first day on the job. all three were given awards for this rescue. turning to politics, kellyanne conway is under fire for a potential breach of ethics. >> after the president blasted nordstrom for dropping his daughter's clothing line conway went on tv urging people to buy ivanka's stuff. now congress is getting involved as tom llamas reports. >> reporter: one of president trump's top advisors,

kellyanne conway accused of violating federal ethics rules by promoting ivanka trump's fashion line on live tv. >> go buy ivanka's stuff, is what i would tell you. i hate shopping, and i will go buy some myself today. >> reporter: the sales pitch didn't stop there. >> it's a wonderful line. i own some of it. i fully -- i'm going to give a free commercial here. go buy it today, everybody, you can find it online. >> reporter: federal ethics rules prohibit white house officials from, quote, endorsing any product, service or enterprise. conway's comments sparking a bipartisan outcry. and this response from the white house press secretary. >> kellyanne has been counseled. and that's all we're going to go with. she's been counseled on that subject. and that's it. >> reporter: but republican house oversight chairman jason chaffetz, still not satisfied. he's demanding a full review from the office of government

ethics, writing "conway's statements clearly violate the ethical principles for federal employees and are unacceptable." >> i want to make sure it's dealt with swiftly, completely, and that this is not a routine pattern out of the white house. >> reporter: the uproar comes just one day after president trump attacked nordstrom for dropping ivanka trump's fashion line, tweeting, "my daughter, ivanka, has been treated so unfairly by nordstrom." that attack then retweeted from his official presidential account. nordstrom stock dropping following the tweet, but then later rebounding. the store says it cut ties with ivanka's brand because of declining sales. no comment on any of this from ivanka trump herself. she has formally resigned from her brand, but like her father she still maintains a financial connection. tom llamas, an abc news, new york. we should mention the house oversight committee considers disciplinary action against conway. she was asked about the fallout and if president trump had considered suspending her. >> we spoking about a range of matters and he supports me 100%. in fact, it was a very heartening moment.

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would become botswana, a black man marrying a lightweight woman in the 19450s. >> yes. yes. yes. i will marry you. >> reporter: their controversial marriage as apartheid was taking hold in neighboring south africa. cause add international crisis, yet few today know the story. >> i hear your tribe were rebelling you against bringing a white queen home to south africa this morning. >> this is how you face me, a white woman by your side. >> had you heard of it before? >> i hadn't heard of it. i think it's because some pretty bad behavior took place from countries like the uk and south africa in relation to these people. >> british acgtor david oyelowo plays seretse khama, the man who fought off the british empire and fought for acceptance among his own people to keep the woman he loved.

>> i love this land. but i love my wife. >> david wrote to me saying this is arguably the greatest love story of the 20th century. >> you may recall rosamund pike from that other love story. >> [ bleeped ]. >> oh. >> assuming "gone girl" was not a love story. >> "gone girl" deals with all the narcissistic modern tendencies of love. this is a look at real love, love that's not selfish, that's not nar sistis tick. >> they would eventually succeed and rule botswana for decades before passing away in the '80s. the producers insisting on shooting the movie in botswana including the very house the king and queen lived. ♪ >> did you get to visit the royal cemetery? >> yes, oh my goodness. that was just incredibly moving.

when you see these twos tombstones, one's in black marble and one's in white marble, it's a really sort of gut punch of what they achieved and there they are side by side in this country they came to call home. >> good, good. thank you. >> but perhaps the most touching moment for the actors came when the current president of botswana visited the set. >> their son is the current president of botswana, he turned to me and said i never thought i'd see my parents again which is such an incredible thing to hear him say and to watch him see, in fact. >> and it is not only a fascinating story but it's a really, really good movie. critics give it 84% certified. i was asked david what was harder because he played mlk in selma or playing this figure who was a towering figure in african history. he says by far mlk. there's so many people knew everything about him. >> everything that he says his intone nation is so familiar. >> and he's a brit, as well.

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this morning on "world news now," the president's next move in the fight to reinstate his travel ban. the administration arguing our safety is at risk right now. >> so what's next? plus, another late night session in congress. details ahead. the northeast is digging out after that major storm blew in more than a foot of snow in some areas and with roads icing over as temperatures dip even further, we're seeing plenty of crashes like this one. we'll tell what you to look out for. >> wow. and new this half hour, a grim assessment for america's longest war. >> the top u.s. commander in afghanistan calls it a stalemate. with the war on terror shifting its focus to isis, will the president grant its request to send in more troops to fight the taliban? the historic announcement from aretha franklin. what the queen of soul says she's about to do after 57 years. the complete story ahead in "the

skinny." it's friday, february 10th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> it's great seeing all those old videos of an reit that is franklin. >> i could watch "respect" a thousand times and not get bored. >> i could listen to her read the phone book. >> "natural woman." >> we'll be here forever if we keep talking about aretha. we'll have more on that coming up. >> let's start with the legal battle. and the stinging legal blow for president trump. an appeals court rejecting a bid to reinstate his travel ban. >> the president is not backing

down. he reacted immediately on twitter saying see you in court. the security of our nation is at stake. but the bipartisan panel of three judges said the argument that the ban targets muslims raised "significant constitutional questions." abc's jonathan karl has the details. >> reporter: a major defeat for the white house. that three-judge appeals panel deciding not to reinstate the president's travel ban. a big setback for president trump. the ban set off chaos at airports hours after it went into effect. families detained. makeshift legal clinics set up. an iraqi translator for the u.s. government turned away and only allowed back into the country once the washington state court put the travel ban on hold. >> i fought for my rights and i succeeded. >> reporter: president trump started attacking the judges of the 9th circuit court even before they issued their ruling. > i was a good student. i understand things. i comprehend very well. okay? better than i think almost anybody. and i want to tell you, i listened to a bunch of stuff last night on television that was disgraceful. >> reporter: but lawyers for washington state argued the president's executive order violated the constitution and

had done harm not just to the travelers from the affected countries but also to the state of washington. >> what's the irreparable harm to the state of washington? >> we had students and faculty at our state universities that were stranded overseas. we had families that were separated. >> reporter: the white house argued that the president clearly has the authority to impose the ban and that putting it on hold is downright dangerous. >> believe me, i've learned a lot in the last two weeks and terrorism is a far greater threat than the people of our country understand. >> jonathan karl, abc news. and president trump is pushing back against reports his supreme court nominee criticized his attacks on the judiciary as demoralizing. the president said the comments made by judge neil gorsuch were misrepresented. but that comes after the remarks were corroborated by a spokesperson for gorsuch and at least three senators including richard blumenthal of connecticut. >> judge gorsuch told me and there were white house staff in

the room that he is disheartened and he finds these attacks on the judiciary to be demoralizing and disheartening. >> the meeting was private but blumalthal says gorsuch told him it was fine to repeat what he said. blumenthal is now calling on gorsuch to go public with his criticism of the president. senators and would another all nighter. democrats spent hours on the senate floor detailing their opposition to congressman tom price. they painted him as the architect of the plan to dismantle obamacare. but republicans championed his fitness for that job citing his extensive knowledge of the health care system. the top u.s. commander in afghanistan is requesting more assistance in fighting america's longest war. general john nicholson told a senate committee that a few thousand more troops are needed to help train and advise afghan soldiers. nicholson also noted russian meddling is complicating the counter-terrorism fight. the taliban expanded its

territory as the number of u.s. troops have declined. >> in your overall assessment, are we winning or losing? >> mr. chairman, i believe we're in a stalemate. >> the white house is reviewing u.s. military strategy all around the world. so it's unclear if the trump administration would approve an increase of u.s. forces in afghanistan. meanwhile, the president bashed john mccain for questioning the success of the yemen raid. the president tweeted that mccain's talking about the mission's success or failure only emboldens the enemy. he also said mccain doesn't know how to win anymore. a navy s.e.a.l. died in the january 20th raid along with dozens of civilians. >> well, since city schools are closed again today after a blizzard dumped as much as 19 inches of snow on parts of the northeast. with temperatures in the teens and single digits overnight, slush on the roads is refreezing and commuters this morning could be in for another long day of traffic accidents. and police do say speed and those slippery conditions resulted in this crash.

that vehicle slamming into a home. three residents were upstairs at the time. they were not injured but the crash knocked the house off its foundation and utilities had to be shut off. wow. so the house is no longer habitable. can you believe that? the residents were allowed to retrieve some of their belongings. the driver had only minor injuries and was not ticketed. temperatures by the way there in new hampshire in the single digits overnight. and it's going to get colder in some areas. let's get the complete forecast from accuweather's justin povick. good morning. >> kendis and diane, thanks and good morning to you. it's the wake of the storm now that we're going to be looking at on this friday. winds are subsiding. the snow is over. but we're still digging out and it's still cold. temperatures running below normal. you again need the heavy coats

all along the interstate 95 corridor. some clouds out there, as well. we stayed busy in the southwest. now the rain spreading toward the l.a. basin. potentially some ponding on the roads and major travel delays. kendis, diane, back to you. >> justin, thanks. don't be fooled by the long lines you saw at the post office during the holidays. the postal service says it lost $200 million in that quarter. that's despite a big uptick in delivering packages from online shopping and more election related mail. the big problem apparently is required advanced funding of health benefits for retirees. so mcdonald's is trying something new testing a crab sandwich at four restaurants in northern california. if it is successful, it will then get a tryout at 250 mcdonalds in the region. the snow crab is dressed with seasoned mayo and celery to try to make it seem like it's healthy i guess, but it costs $4 more than a big mac. >> i'll stick with the big mac. you can try the crab sandwich if you want. residents near a pond 25 miles north of charleston, south carolina, have a unique neighbor these days. >> some are calling it the trump gator. you see why.

it's about five feet long. the gator's color, it's getting the attention as you can see, the attention. another theory about its color is that it used to -- it used too much self-tanner. >> scientists actually say the coloring is probably the result of the gator laying in some similarly colored mud or maybe hanging out in a rusty pipe. that's kind of gross. they say its normal skin color will return eventually. kind of like when you use too much self-tanner. >> tell me about it. >> scrub, scrub. >> or maybe he ate the crab sandwich at mcdonald's and he's feeling a little verklempt. coming up, one of hollywood's most sought after leading men is about to land the role of his life. the big announcement from george and amal clooney that has them all smiles. and that other big announcement from the queen of soul. what aretha franklin says she's going to do after she releases her 93rd album in september. we'll have both stories ahead in "the skinny."

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of arrests or any arrests. >> but there's a development that is adding fuel to that fire. an arizona mother who has been deported to mexico had been living in the u.s. for several decades until an immigration check days ago. >> protesters voicing outrage after she was forced to leave her children behind. abc's clayton sandell has the latest. >> reporter: for years, the government left guadalupe garcia de rayos alone. not anymore. protesters gathered in phoenix overnight, even holding the wheels on a government immigration van in a desperate move to stop it from taking her back to mexico. [ chanting ] garcia de reyos came to the u.s. from mexico illegally as a teenager. and like many undocumented workers she used a fake social security number to get a job. that resulted in a felony conviction. she was ordered back to mexico, but with no history of violence or other criminal record was allowed to stay pending appeal. >> last week, they weren't bothering anybody. they weren't causing any harm to anybody. they were just living their

normal life. >> reporter: she and her husband have two children born in the u.s. who say their family is shattered. >> seeing my mom in that van, it was really heart-dropping. my mom's a really kind person. >> we want her back, back in our arms. >> reporter: the white house wasn't commenting. >> that's an i.c.e. matter. >> reporter: referring questions to immigration officials who say her case underwent review at multiple levels and the judges held she did not have a legal basis to remain in the u.s. and now immigration lawyers we talked to tell us that it could be as many as ten years before garcia de rayos is eligible to reapply for entry back into the u.s. clayton sandell, abc news. >> immigration officials did not address claims that garcia de rayos was taken into custody because of a change in policy under the trump administration. when we come back, some respect for the queen of soul herself.

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♪ ♪ what you want baby, i got it ♪ >> that's all i know. >> you were aretha in that scenario, and i was the backup singer. we didn't even rehearse that just automatically. >> all of a sudden. time to start things off with the "skinny." as you probably guessed, we're starting with aretha franklin. >> bow down, queen of soul has announced she will retire later this year after the release of her 93rd album. franklin says that album will feature a production by stevie wonder and will be an ode to detroit.

>> 93 albums. >> amazing. >> also, aretha franklin and stevie wonder? >> mind blown. >> so the 18-time grammy winner says she will continue recording. > good. >> just this will be her last year in concert because she wants to devote more time to her grandchildren. >> that's good. she is still touring. she has a tour date in poughkeepsie coming up. franklin started her career 57 years ago. and, of course, her numbers are phenomenal. 112 charted singles, 17 top tens and 75 million records sold worldwide. so a few things you may not have known about her. in 1985, she had her voice declared a michigan natural resource. >> she also became the first black woman inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame back in 1987. >> she holds honorary degrees from harvard, yale and princeton. >> she has ranked number one first on the rolling stone list of greatest singers of all time. nbd, no big deal. >> no big deal. >> also, i'm pretty sure she set a record for the longest national anthem rendition on

thanksgiving. >> in fact, it's still going. >> still singing "the star-spangled banner." >> exactly. okay. so next to a sneak peek at rosie o'donnell like you've probably never seen her before. >> that's right. the actress and talk show host took her social media driven campaign to play steve bannon on "saturday night live" to a whole new level. >> the twitterverse has been on fire ever since a follower asked her if she was game for playing president trump's chief strategist. >> she responded, if called, i will serve. >> now she's giving us a little preview what that might look like by altering her twitter avatar to morph her own face into steve bannon's head. >> for good reference, by the way. this is how rosie and steve look normally. >> well, that's the before and the after. wow, that's pretty good. the ball's in your court, "snl."

>> i'm kind of curious to see the other half of that face swap, too. next to that other big celebrity announcement about george and amal clooney. >> so george is about to embark on the greatest role of his life, a dad. the two-time academy award winner and i think two-time people's sexiest man alive is reportedly having twins, he and his wife. >> george isn't pregnant with the twins. >> no. if he was pregnant with twins -- >> that would have been maybe our top story today. a source is telling "in touch" that the coup is expecting fraternal twins, a boy and a girl and she is due sometime in june. this is not, however, how this particular celebrity couple made their twins' announcement but a prankster couldn't resist showing us how george might look if he wanted to copy beyonce and make the same pregnancy announcement that she did in lingerie and a green veil. thank you very much, twitter. >> the northeast is digging out from that blizzard.

we're getting a glimpse of how the other half made it through the storm. >> that's right. super model gisele bundchen shared this video of the blizzard during the height of the storm, presumably from her own backyard. in some ways it seems like she's maybe never seen snow before. >> she's from brazil. >> martha stewart got stuck. she shared this photo on instagram trying to plow four miles of roads on her farm in upstate new york and getting herself into a jam i guess a little bit. >> couldn't she just call snoop dogg for help? >> i guess she could. she got to do a little bit of that work in the pokey i assume so -- >> you had to go there. i had some fun in the snow, too. i like a good snowstorm as long as no one gets hurt. >> you're cute. >> thank you. i was having fun. >> i think we should do -- oh. >> you were really having fun, too. >> i was enjoying -- >> did you forget that was coming? >> i didn't know that was coming up. we forgot the orange juice for the mimosas. >> is something dripping down

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>> do you? why? >> well, i respect a lot of people. >> putin is a killer. >> a lot of killers. we've got a lot of killers. you think our country's so innocent? you've seen what happened in paris and nice. all over europe it's happening. it's gotten to a point where it's not even being reported. and in many cases, the very, very dishonest press doesn't want to report it. >> it's offensive given the fact that cnn and other media organizations have reporters in danger right now in war zones covering isis. >> i was a good student. i understand things. i comprehend very well. okay? better than i think almost anybody. i listened to a bunch of stuff last night on television that was disgraceful. >> i'll be honest, i don't understand language like that. we don't have so-called judges, we don't have so-called senators, we don't have so-called presidents. >> i said to judge gorsuch that i find these attacks on the

judiciary absolutely abhorrent. he did say that he found them to be disheartening and demoralizing. > ivanka trump, as you know, has said she has divorced herself, separated herself from the business. how is she being treated unfairly if she's not a part -- >> i think there's clearly a targeting of her brand. this is a direct attack on his policies and her name. >> i'd like to begin today by apologizing on behalf of you to me. and that apology is not accepted. >> the patriots win the super bowl! >> we're bringing this sucker home. ♪ i want to hold them like they do in texas, please ♪ >> i'm designing my halloween costume as we speak. >> already. true story. every time we see sean spicer all week long -- >> it's so hard not to see melissa mccarthy. >> by the way, monday, national tortellini day. i'll be celebrating. > who is that? >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades

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making news in america this morning, an appeals court ruled against president trump blocking his immigration ban in a unanimous decision. but the president is promising a fight now taking to twitter. we're live in washington. the president's adviser kellyanne conway is sparking an ethics controversy after using a tv appearance to promote ivanka trump's brand. how the white house is now responding this morning. a plane preparing for takeoff overnight until flames shoot from the engine. new pictures and video coming in from passengers. >> also caught on camera an out-of-control car, wait for it, there it is, into a house. the dramatic video and damage left behind. you will not believe next.