right now. in america this morning trump running for president america's comeback starts right now trump launching his third white house campaign, his attack on president biden and what he said about the investigations against him. plus why his daughter, ivanka was not there and the new effort to try to stop trump from getting on the ballot. also breaking overnight as russia escalates the war in ukraine, the urgent investigation into a deadly missile strike across the border in poland, a nato country what u . s officials are now saying our military expert weighs in a new

court ruling affecting the crisis along the southern border . a judge striking down a policy being used to reduce the flow of asylum seekers crossing into the us how the biden administration is responding mission to the moon. and lift off of artemus one powerful rocket ever launching overnight what nasa hopes to accomplish. later, we celebrate a woman who saw so much in her 113 years and for the history made in the music industry. the new balloons prepared for the macy's thanksgiving day parade to the elephant looking for her moment to shine on camera. it's wednesday, november, 16th. from abc news in new york. this is america this morning. good wednesday morning, everyone will get to the situation in eastern europe in a moment, president biden says a missile that hit poland was likely not fired from russia, but we begin with former

president trump's big announcement now officially running for president, speaking from mar a lago last night, trump at times exaggerated his record, but he focused on issues and largely avoided talking about the 2020 election. meanwhile his daughter, ivanka, has released a statement explaining why she did not attend her father's announcement . justin finch has more from washington. justin. good morning. um and good morning, trump appeared to stick to the teleprompter last night, focusing more on issues and less on personal grievances. f pres trump made it official last night announcing he's running for president while taking jabs at president biden. now we have a president who falls asleep at global conferences. but he also discussed issues from the economy to afghanistan, and he did not dwell on his 2020 election loss. biden is the face of left wing failure and washington corruption. i will ensure that joe biden does not

receive four more years of trump's biggest supporters were on hand, but not their his daughter, ivanka trump. and not a single current member of congress was spotted really all these misfits who you know, can't get jobs elsewhere. who are they're hoping to grift off trump for another year or two after the event, ivanka trump saying this time around, i am choosing to prioritize my young children and the private life we are creating as a family. meanwhile president biden, who often avoids tick for tat with trump, posted a campaign style video overnight with the caption donald trump failed america very fine. people on both sides is the subject of several investigations, including january 6th in his handling of classified documents recovered at mara lago trump last night called himself a victim of a weaponized justice system. we must conduct a top to bottom overhaul to clean out the

festering rot and corruption of washington, dc. and i'm a victim. i will tell you. i'm a victim. think of it. the new york times cited sources and friends of trump saying trump officially launching his 2024 campaign will bolster claims that the investigations are politically motivated. his announcement last night follows a worse than expected showing by trump bad candidates in last week's elections. many republicans blame trump for preventing a red wave. the only major win for the gop florida governor and potential 2024 candidate, rhonda santis, who yesterday finally addressed attacks from trump. you know, at the end of the day, i would just tell people to go check out the scoreboard from last tuesday night and ask for a trump's presidential campaign. two groups are already trying to stop him from getting on the ballot signing the 14th amendment, which prevents anyone

from holding federal office who has quote engaged each insurrection against the us, rhiannon justin. thank you. big story this morning, a major escalation in the war in ukraine and now an urgent investigation into a missile strike across the border in poland. president biden addressed the security concerns overnight. abc is lenin. ye's has the latest this morning video shows the aftermath of a missile strike in eastern poland near ukraine's border. the strike, killing at least two polish citizens, as world leaders were convening in bali for the g 20 summit. president biden called an emergency meeting overnight to make sure we figure out exactly what happened. russia is denying responsibility, u. s officials say initial findings suggest the missile was fired by ukrainian forces at an incoming russian missile. the russians had done something like this intending to provoke nato, they probably would have done something that would have given them plausible deniability like perhaps launching a rocket from belarus

or doing something up north by kaliningrad, so yeah. everything points to this being a mistake. the president pledging full us support for the investigation while condemning russia's actions totally unconscionable what they're doing totally unconscious. the russians launched nearly 100 missiles into ukraine yesterday, the most in a single day since the war began, feels like the russians are trying to punish the ukrainians. but having liberated their own city, the explosion in poland, a nato member, prompted questions about if and how members would take action article four, which poland is considering would convene nato members to discuss concerns less likely article five, which is nato's collective defense principle. that is we are part of nato. and we because of this agreement, demand that the rest of nato come to our defense article five would not apply for a mistake. pentagon officials say they spoke to their polish and ukrainian counterparts, reassuring them about the us

commitment to defend poland as this investigation continues. andrew rhiannon, lionel thank you major change could be coming to u. s. immigration policy. a federal judge has ordered the end of title 42 that is a trump arab rule that denied some migrants the right to seek asylum on the grounds of preventing the spread of covid. the biden administration most recently has been using the policy to expel some venezuelan migrants. the justice department has now requested a five week delay before the ruling takes effect in los angeles, a disturbing crime inside a target store downtown. police say a homeless man grabbed a butcher knife from a shelf and stabbed a woman and a nine year old boy. a security guard then shot and killed the suspect. police say the woman suffered a deep stab wound to her chest and the boy may veinsan d cts. ts. assthmoon. nasa ccsfulaud stemus one moon rocket overnight. a bcs geo benitez was

at cape canaveral for the big moment, geo hey there, rhiannon . good morning. it is such an exciting morning here at the kennedy space center. because now america has made history. yet again. the orion capsule is on its way to the moon after launching on the space launch system sls, the most powerful rocket in the world. the orion will then orbit the moon and come back to earth. it's going to take about 26 days, and the whole goal here is to test it out for humans to eventually use that and get to the moon to i want to bring in one of those humans. former nasa astronaut cady coleman or abc news contributor. katie we've already been to the moon. why is this so important? there is something so compelling about space and we saw it. i mean, it's not just going to the moon. we saw this rocket headed to the moon collecting this data, and next, we're going back to the moon to stay. we're going to have the first woman the first person of color walking on the moon, and that's just a start for us. heading to mars because this is

our neighborhood. that's right. and we are here to explore the universe. that is what we're gonna be doing here for years and years to come. and this is just the beginning. so much excitement here at the kennedy space amazing to see the launch so amazing and to feel the launch andrew back to you, g oh, thank you. the weather was great in florida overnight, but much of the country looks and feels like winter snow was coming down from the midwest to new england were up to six inches are expected. let's check your wednesday forecast. alright so areas near the eastern great lakes will begin to see lake effect. snow today up to two ft could hit some parts of new york state. snow is also expected from the upper midwest to the northern rockies, and just about everyone needs to bundle up because of these windchills, it will feel like negative one in flagstaff, arizona and near freezing in the southeast, checking today's high temperatures fifties on the gulf coast. and in the northwest 74

but windy in los angeles, where a fire warning has been issued. coming up new research on the effects of smoking marijuana, but first new developments in to murder mysteries on to college campuses for students found dead in idaho and three football players shot in virginia what investigators are saying this morning and later the elephant as

united states of pie. this is gonna be so sweet. back now, with the man firing an assault rifle inside this methadone clinic in buffalo, the security guard their restraining him with the help of others got him on the ground outside that gunman was arrested dramatic rescue near kansas city. you can see police officers running to a burning suv. a woman was trapped

underneath after a fiery crash, but the officers lifted the vehicle. pulling her to safety. we turn now to those murder mysteries unfolding on to university campuses in virginia and idaho. in one case, the suspect is still on the run. in the other case, the suspect heads to court today. here's a b cs andrea fuji. the university of virginia college student accused of killing three classmates on a bus and injuring two others is due in court today . police say 22 year old chris jones shot three members of the u. v a football team as they were returning to campus. fellow student ryan lynch was also on that bus. there was a cloud of smoke that filled the bus. i knew there was something rllba e remembers speaking with the suspects 30 minutes earlier. he was very calm. um there were really no signs. jones, a former football player, was known to campus authorities in september while you've a officials were reviewing a possible hazing

incident, they say they heard jones had boasted about owning a gun. jones's father says his son told him he was getting picked on at school but isn't sure of that contributed to the shooting. the u. v, a community devastated, feels like it's a nightmare, to be honest with you on the other side of the country. we're learning more about four university of idaho students killed in what police now call an isolated, targeted attack with an edged weapon like a knife, the local coroner, describing it as one of the most traumatic deaths she's ever seen the suspect still on the loose overnight, authorities say the victims three women and a man were friends found in the off campus apartment where the murdered women lived it to the victims to pursue this to the and patiently slug through everything and find the person or persons who did this and get them. properly sent through the trial and hopefully off to prison. the families of two

victims issuing this statement to whomever was responsible. we will find you we will never stop the pain you caused his fueled our hatred and sealed your fate . justice will be served. classes are in session at the university of idaho, and the school is offering security personnel to walk students across campus. as for u. v a classes there resumed today. andrew rhiannon, andrea thank you in medical news. marijuana may do more harm to your lungs than cigarettes, a new study finds marijuana smokers are more likely to have emphysema than tobacco smokers, researchers say . one factor is people who smoke marijuana breathing more deeply and hold their breath longer. coming up the most reliable cars. the new rankings out, see how electric cars stood up also how electric cars stood up also ahead a big deal in moderate-to-severe eczema. it doesn't care if you have a date, a day off, or a double shift. make your move and get out in front of eczema

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carrying more than 50 rescue dogs, and they all survived. three people suffered minor injuries. no word what caused that crash heart wrenching scene in wisconsin courtroom during the sentencing of daryl brooks. he drove an suv through christmas parade last year. killing six people, and now we're hearing from the victim's families. i'll never get to hear her voice or hug her again. for the first time, the survivors and families of the victims of last november's attack on a christmas parade in waukesha wisconsin, address the man who was behind the wheel, daryl brooks, you got in a car and instead of hitting the brakes ran over children. elderly and my sister tamara, the mother of eight year old jackson sparks shared her unimaginable heartbreak. i miss jackson. every second of every single day i feel gutted and broken. it hurts to breathe sometimes. it hurts to live without him here. my mama's soul extra help. i am emotionally and mentally exhausted. the peanut carry with

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