but now advocates are worried about what the trump presidency could mean for the mustangs. we are back with the latest. dan? >> it's ban problem for decades. some ranchers have been able to ignore the law and the government's policy, buying wild horses and sending them to slaughter for food. month by month, year after year, this is how the federal government tries to maintain a healthy wild horse population. using helicopters to scare herds to stampede to capture what are excess mustangs. >> it's about establishing populations that the range land can support. but they kill or injury horses during the round up two months ago, the bureau of land management reports on the website, 18 horses died, but public records show a total of 48 died in the round up or in government corals after, broken necks or backs, leg or pelvis fractures, some listed as unknown causes of death or others pre-existing conditions. >> i have seen foles died because they ran their feet off literally. >>> the campaign president and owns a sanctuary with 240 wild forces the blm allows more cattle and sheep

. >> last week this american hero had the chance to fly in a vintage p-51 mustang like the one he flew during the war. jon donovan has more. >> reporter: not exactly is this history repeating itself, but echoes something this 96-year-old in this particular aircraft. once about 70 years ohing bob was a world war ii flyer. flying against the japanese. it was dangerous duty. >> we started off with 1500 guys in flight school. graduated 971. we lost about 251. >> reporter: and he was delighted to take the chance once more, with a little help, into a world war ii vintage p-51 mustang. in the back this time. pilot in the front. >> you are amazing. >> reporter: speaking of amazing. they rocked maneuvers. >> complete control. and got to do a loop. >> reporter: a loop, that's like a big vertical circle in the sky. bob got through it all easily. but wanted it known none of it was easy back when he was a kid at war. >> i think it's important that the young people remember there was a war and it wasn't all parades and beautiful flight in the skies. >> reporter: though this time it looked pretty bea

but now advocates are worried about what the trump presidency could mean for the mustangs. we are back with the latest. dan? >> it's ban problem for decades. some ranchers have been able to ignore the law and the government's policy, buying wild horses and sending them to slaughter for food. month by month, year after year, this is how the federal government tries to maintain a healthy wild horse population. using helicopters to scare herds to stampede to capture what are excess mustangs. >> it's about establishing populations that the range land can support. but they kill or injury horses during the round up two months ago, the bureau of land management reports on the website, 18 horses died, but public records show a total of 48 died in the round up or in government corals after, broken necks or backs, leg or pelvis fractures, some listed as unknown causes of death or others pre-existing conditions. >> i have seen foles died because they ran their feet off literally. >>> the campaign president and owns a sanctuary with 240 wild forces the blm allows more cattle and sheep

first comes one mustang. tail happy, we know that. >> yes, we do. >> we got a second wild mustang hopping into the frey and these two pirouetting around and around they go. >> yes. >> they're putting a lot of trust in the drivers of these two cars. >> yeah. i mean wouldn't you? >> no, actually. >> oh! >> children. people. >> oh. >> you kind of saw it coming a mile away, didn't you? there is not a barricade in sight. nothing. you can see a little better from the opposite angle what goes wrong. they were drifting closer and closer to the crowd, when that one mustang clips the curb and that knocks him out of his doughnut and into the crowd. 12 people were injured. eight seriously. >> really. >> yes. >> it looked like they were pinned. >> it's drawn a lot of criticism and, of course, lots of people are now asking, wait a minute, where were the safeguardses here. the next video has millions of views on facebook because we've all wondered what happens if you jam a car into reverse and you're going 40 miles an hour.

crushed a mustang total a second suv also bruised. mother nature did more than scratch the service, neighborhood david feels their pain. he believes the tree fell just before 7 this morning. >> i'm really heart broken for the guy and hope there's somebody here to support him when he gets home. >> the family not yet aware of the damage so it remains. the wind toppled tree also tor off some of the roof and siding. i think you really need to be careful. take precautions when you watch weather reports. >> reporter: from depford to medford. >> all my trees knocking into the house all night long. >> reporter: it was the kind of howling wind that your house siding might peel off. crews worked to remove this tree swept across the road safely out of harms way and off of power lines. >> in my car it sounded like the wind. i kept thinking the car just sounds so loud today. >> reporter: drivers like this say they took it slow with both hands on the wheel. >> we just came from red bank and the wind was blowing all over the place. >> reporter: in b

but now advocates are worried about what a trump presidency could mean about the future of the mustangs by month, year after year, this is how the federal government tries to maintain a hell it think wialth population. >> it's all about establishing populations that the rangeland can support. >> reporter: but the roundups often kill or injure horses. two months ago, the bureau of land management reports 18 horses died. public records show many more died, a total of 48 in the roundup or in government corrals after. broken necks or backs. some causes of death listed as unknown. >> i have seen foles that haals died because they've literally run their feet off. >> reporter: she runs a sanctuary with 240 wild horses. >> the herd sizes are so small, in some place they're not genetically viable. so we're at risk of losing these iconic animals. >> reporter: a study from 2013 criticized the government saying its wild horse population numbers are unsubstantiated estimates, but there's a lack of etch evidence. they urged vasectomies to control the birthrate. >> if they reduce the birthrate they co

two people sitting in the mustang. they're going to get killed. male and female.tiple injuries, i need chp asap. we have multiple people down. >> anderick waves his camera light to slow down oncoming traffic. but drivers, blinded by construction lights, swerving out of control, can't react in time. another car accordions into the van. the couple is rear-ended. as the situation spins out of control. >> another five vehicles involved. >> as each second passes, the pileup gets more dangerous. >> it's nerve-wracking when you hear is is screeching tires, screeching tires, screeching tires, and you don't know which one will end in another crash. >> by the time task force 39 arrives, the couple's brush with death is over. they escape with minor injuries. >> it was mainly neck and back pain. so we c-spined them and transported them to a hospital. >> if i could pick the perfect interview for a scene like that, i would have to turn the camera on myself, because no one else witnessed it the way that i witnessed it. >>> coming up, a driver uses his dashcam to deliver some hit

pittsburgh and stressed up as the school mascot a mustang and unveiled his true identity during the event. >> reporter: how exiting they were to see him. >> you're waking up in a bit of a fog. we have a foggy start. misting out there, as well. we're live in plymouth meeting, this is the blue route approaching mid county tolls that's the northbound traffic heading toward the northeast extension. we have construction on the ramp northeast extension southbound to lansdale. and both ways between quaker town and mid county. we have roving work crews that is causing restrictions. this is the schuylkill expressway westbound as you head toward the vine eastbound you can see the ramps and lanes have opened up, now that the construction is in the process of clearing out. tam, you see the fog out there, everyone has to be careful as they travel. >> it was pretty severe coming in. now time for a look at business, a lot of people love soda stream, the company has i should a recall over exploding bottles, 51,000 carbonating bubbles can burst under pressure. take a look it's the one with the expiration

state police found her inside the yellow mustang in a wooded area inside the house. she did not put the car in park and the child got back inside and it rolled away with her in the car. >>> a federal judge will hear arguments from the trump administration about the tarvel tarvel -- travel ban and why it should be reinstated. for now, the doors to the u.s. are back open. >>> a syrian family that was turned away from philadelphia international airport last weekend are once again on a flight this morning to join their family in allentown. bob brooks is following that story from the satellite center. >> reporter: we're talking about this family from allentown, what a relief this is, they are on a plane said to touchdown at 9:25 jfk in new york city. this has been an emotional rollercoaster for this family. more than a week ago after 13 years of planning an saving thousands of dollars for 6 visas and paperwork they landed in the u.s. they were sent back to damascus, syria. a federal judge in seattle suspended the executive order on friday, the family is back on the u.s. >

a few hours later, state police found her inside a yellow mustang in a wooded area behind the mother's house. the mother did not put the car in park when she got home. somehow the little girl got in the car and rolled with it into the woods. the child was not hurt. >> a federal judge will hear arguments from the trump administration why the travel ban should be reinstated. president trump is lashing out against the judge who would put the ban on hold. he tweeted out -- >> meanwhile, travelers from the seven tremendous dominantly muslim countries targeted by the ban are reunited with lorveldz lorveldz -- loved ones in the u.s., that is includes a syrian family on the way to lehigh valley. bob brooks has more. >> reporter: we're talking about asoli family they will touchdown in jfk at 9:30. what a emotional rollercoaster it's been for this family. after 13 years of planning and saving $6,000 for each visa. they were in damascus syria, the travel ban came down mid flight. the family is on their way back to the u.s. >> it's not way we do things in america. they had to go back to the home,

driving a 2005 yellow ford mustang convertible. hwn-1367. police believe the kidnapper is heading towards three hours from philadelphia. >>> and now for a first alert forecast, a brisk night for those just getting home from a super bowl party. it won't be as cold as you wake up in the morning. now let's get the most accurate forecast with erica martin for weather in your neighborhood. >> we do have warm trend in the works already. i want to show you the 24 hour temperature difference. so yesterday at this same time, it was 17 degrees colder than it is right now and allentown and 12 degrees colder in vineland. so conditions are warming up nicely. we have a nice trend in the works for the next couple of days. tomorrow's expected high temperatures ranging from the low to mid-40s for them, bethlehem, 42 for you. eastton, 42, redding seeing a high of 45 degrees with a mix of sun and clouds and clouds developing as the day progresses. mid to upper 40s for you. fairmount, 46. your expected high temperature. again, clouds developing as the day progr

going for a spin in her custom designed ford mustang. >> this is a moment. >> reporter: on the hunt foriller outfit. >> why do i look like a muppet but you look like a rock star. i look like a muppet. >> gigi is something of a hollywood "it" girl, teaming with miley cyrus to raise awareness for transgender issues. >> everybody, miley cyrus! >> reporter: even introducing her at the vmas. but the road to stardom hasn't always been easy. did you ever get bullied or harassed? >> absolutely. i was bullied awful, in elementary school. when high school came around, i found mids, my strength and my voice. >> reporter: which is why she wants to be a voice for others. even when the haters come out, it's her fans who keep her strong. >> they've helped me overcome so many struggles, when i've felt like giving up, i think about them, what they see in me. i think about what i've done for them. and i want to give it more back to them. >> and gigi's new documentary is streaming now on youtube red. up next -- mariah carey rebounding from her new year's eve heartbreaker, with a performance of y"i don't"

strong gusts sent the tree down on the mustang and no injuries here.t a lot of damage. >> more of the same in philadelphia's mount airy area. crews hard at work sectioning off the tree. a casualty of today's winds. >> what should we expect tomorrow? >> bring in chief meteorologist, glen "hurricane" schwartz. glen? >> yeah, jacqueline, the wind will not be near where it was today. dying down. closer to the ground. the flags that you saw there, the top of the buildings, takes longer for the wind to diminish there. you can see from the ground reports, we have some places with less than 10 mile an hour winds. right now. so, it continues to get less and less. the temperature is dropping some what. 29 in wilmington. one of the cold spots. 31 in allentown. cold for this time of night and year. sfeelz colder. as you get up in the morning. it gigs to be kind of chilly. but the wind is not going to be much of a factor. so -- 27 degrees, going to feel pretty close to 27 degrees. we are not going to be seeing any real increase in the wind during the day. going to

the chp is investigating a report that the car that hit them was a black and white mustang. if you have information call the chp's haywood office. >>> police looking for a car involved in a hit and run crash that left a 70-year-old woman in the hospital. this is an image released from a surveillance video of the car they say was involved. it's a silver four door car. it looks like it may be a honda civic or toyota camry. it has damage to the lower front end. the collision happened sunday afternoon about 1:00 on memorial drive in south san francisco. if you have information call south san francisco police. >>> police hope udrihers or surveillance cameras may offer some information on what led to a deadly road rage shooting. it happened sunday night on marina boulevard. the unidentified victim was driving his wife and two young children when he got into an argument with another driver. his wife took control of the car and drove him to a hospital where he died. >> i have never heard of any kind of road rage happen like that. it's just -- sad for the community to hear something

. >> the second car was the '67 mustang fast pass. that's a girl's car. >> gayle, you are much cooler than the girls in this car. he's tossing it from side to side on the road. this is one of those roads that you look at and know, boy, if only they could close it, we could have a lot of fun. that's exactly what they did here for tanner. tanner is also one of the top gears of america. he's a master. look at this -- straighten it back out. >> he must have -- >> that is a fun look at what tanner, one of my heroes, does for work. i would love to learn from him. >>> this is just a clip from a larger video they put together profiling tanner and all the different types of race cars that he drives, whether it be rally cars, drift cars, off-roads, utvs, all kinds of stuff. and this from the donut youtube media channel. if you want to see the entire video, go to rightthisminute.com and click on tv show or check it out using the mobile app. >>> sarah asked her parents for something very special. >> and she's about to get it. >> the surprise that

want to show you what it looked like in mustang. trees fell into homes and builds were destroyed by strong winds sunday night and early yesterday morning. the winds in some areas reached up to 70 miles an hour. >> we flaw off the couch and hit the floor. her husband came around the corner and looked out and said we don't have a porch anymore. >> in williamson county two tornadoes touched down damaging more than 20 homes and knocking over a train. neighbors are now pitching into help each other with the clean up efforts and the red cross is also stepping in to help. >>> the department of homeland security is investigating after 11 people snuck through airport security at jfk airport in new york. officials say they walked right through an unmanned screening station and the metal detextor alarms went off. tsa officials say that incident was a minimal risk to the system. however, one security expert said that this needs to be taken more seriously. >> when 11 people can walk freely onto the airplane, get on the plane, go to los angeles,

>>> people who protect wild horses are concerned about what the trump administration could do to mustangs protected under federal law. efforts to keep healthy herds in the wild are hurting the horses. tonight at 11:00, we investigate this issue and the white house reacts. >>> a museum is nursing this little guy back to health. someone found a female beaver this week in a carport in pittsburgh. they have given it antibiotics and is nursing her back to health. the museum believes beavers are being washed away from all the storm water. they can't find their way back to their preferred streams. >>> it's friday as you know. you know what that means. >> today, michael is live. you are answering questions and giving things away. >> we are. we're having a great time down here. a lot of people have wandered by. we would invite you to come out here. we will be here until 7:00. we are taking your questions and concerns. here is my concern. the first item we have been giving away every year for at least 20 years, maybe up to 25, it's a 65th annual pacific orchid and garden exposition. it's been going

tonight at 11:00, wild horse advocates are concerned about what the trump administration could do to mustangse protected under forward law. they say efforts to keep healthy herds are hurting the horses. dan noyes investigates the issue tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> sticking with the animals, what better way to kick off the weekend than with a perfect pet. >> mike is back to introduce us. >> good morning, it is our perfect pet segment and this week an adorable dog from the spca in san francisco, he needs a home, a for every home. chip is a 1-year-old male terrier-pit bull mix and he is 40 pounds and will get bigger. chip is known at shelter as a goofy sweetheart. he loves to go on walks and liber learn new tricks. he needs to have plenty of chances to play with other dogs and a lot of daily exercise. if would you like to make him a part of your family call the san francisco spca at 415-522-3500. >> he seems like a sweetheart with a ton of energy. >> good for a younger family. >> i see great opportunities to work out and lose weight if you are the owner of chip. >> he likes to run. >> fro

they say the person drove away from her home in columbia could you do in a yellow convertible mustanglvania plate >> what an ending to an historic super bowl. patriots come from behind. 25 down, they send the game into over time. this was an epic game but an historic collapse by the falcons >> my goodness, i'm still completely shocked in this one. that was the greatest super bowl of all time. if you were pulling for less than it was probably the most heart wrenching loss you will ever face, tom brady certified himself as the greatest of all time. right here gets the touchdown, falcons up by 25. no team ever come back from 14 down in a super bowl. he marched them right down the field. james white ran it in for the td then it's james white again look at this. gets the catch runs it in. they say game is going to over time. matt ryan never saw the ball. marched right down the field. white again with the game winning td. the patriots accomplished the impossible. they win 34-28. fifth super bowl victory. >> thank you to all the fans. everyone back in boston. we love you. we're bringing this

witnesses reported seeing a black and white ford mustang drive away from that scene. >>> body of a man shot and killed has been returned to indiana. the 26-year-old was killed one week ago inside a parking garage on south main street. he was returning home from a dinner. police say that the gunman was on the run from police and crashed into him. friends say the suspect then asked him to get out of the car and shot him. >> it's very tragic. here is a young man who comes to the united states to go to school and he is killed for no reason. >> he was from a small village in india and had just graduated from the university in san jose. the suspect was arrested after a short pursuit. he has been identified as a 30- year-old. police say they were looking for him after he held another woman at gun point and stole her car earlier in the night. he was arraigned yesterday on several charges including murder. >>> a man who bought high powered rifles used in a terror attack agreed to a plea deal in court. he appeared in federal court in riverside with his hands cuffed and chained to his waist as a

county pennsylvania a picture of alexis weber the two-year-old was in a 2005 yellow ford convertible mustangn somebody stole it around 7:00 tonight. alexix is three feet tall, 30 pounds and wearing a polka dot and the plate is hw91367 if you have any information dial 911. >>> from delaware newsroom a dramatic chase and crash in wilmington, an suv sideways between a home and a tree right there shortly before 6:00 police were chasing the driver when speeds became excessive the chase was called off. a few blocks later the driver lost control landing right outside the home on clayton street and the impact of the crash ruptured a gas line forcing evacuation of several homes there and driver suffered minor injuries and taken to the hospital and no word why the suspect was being chased in the first place. police in montgomery county are searching for a second car in connection with a fatal crash yesterday and witnesses tell police that a black dodge challenger was racing a 2007 bmw on eastbound route 422 then the bmw slammed in a tree and two passengers died and the driver is in critical condition.

getting behind the controls of the mustang. he never missed a beat. but the foundation, they would make this fight possible, saying that the real reward is getting to spend time with veterans like bob. >> he's a national treasurer. that's what i told him. i'm fine with the national treasurer. >> he served almost 30 years in the air force, enlisting before the u.s. of world war ii, serving two tours in alaska and the islands campaign against their forces, which would have occupied the territory. but look at them handling that. >> that will come natural. >> that's awesome. >> all right, let's check in with our meteorologist and in forecasting the weather that will be natural to you to take a look at that shot just over your shoulders. >> this will be challenging. no matter what we will have a lot of rain or excessive rain and we're trying to figure it out in their two zones to count on a lot of rain. but we could be talking about excessive rain over the next 24 hours, at least 15 hours of steady heavy rainfall moving into the bay area. i said at least,

webber was and side a stolen 2005 yell hoe ford convertible mustang pennsylvania license plate number hwn1367. anyone with any information about her whereabouts please contact police right away. >>> a syrian family denied entry into the united states last week is on their way back to the us now before the president's travel ban is possibly reinsta reinstated. pennsylvania governor tom wolf confirmed the family is currently traveling and should arrive at jfk airport tomorrow morning. they will be reunited with their allentown family. six of their family members arrived at philadelphia international airport last saturday after receiving visas legally only to be turned away and put back on a flight to qatar. >>> a similar situation is playing out all over the world as travelers and refugees rush to try to get to the united states. >> welcome! >> there were happy reunions across the us sunday as travelers from the countries affected by trump's travel ban began arriving including in chicago. >> all i tusi my wife mine daughter. one of the greatest moments since i came to this country. >> h

. >> reporter: into a world war ii vintage p-51 mustang.s time, with volunteer pilot brian norris in the front. >> you are amazing, you are the man. >> reporter: speaking of amazing, they rocked some maneuvers up there up at 8,000 feet. >> i had the complete controls all through that and i got to do a loop. >> reporter: a loop. that's like a big, vertical circle in the sky. bob got through it all easily. but back on earth, he wanted it known none of it was easy. back when he was a kid at war. >> i think it's important that the young people remember that there was a war and it wasn't all parades and beautiful flying in the skies. >> reporter: though this time, it did look pretty beautiful when history made a big circle back in the life of one man who was there. john donvan, abc news. >> 96 years old. incredible. we thank bob for his service and we thank you for watching. "gma" first thing in the morning, david muir right back here tomorrow night. i'm tom llamas in new york. have a great evening. watching. i'm tom llamas in new york. have a g

. >> reporter: into a world war ii vintage mustang.eat with volunteer pilot brian norris in the front. >> you are amazing. you are the man. >> reporter: speaking of amazing, they rocked some maneuvers at 8,000 feet. >> i had the complete controls and i got to do a loop. >> reporter: a loop. that's like a big vertical circle in the sky. bob got through it all easily. but back on earth he wanted it known none of it was easy. back when he was a kid at war. >> i think it's important that young people remember that there was a war and it wasn't all parades and beautiful flight in the skies. >> reporter: though this time it did look pretty beautiful when history made a big circle back in the life of one man who was there. john donvan, abc news. >> what a special man and how special for us to see that. >> absolutely. freedom is not free as so many have said before. so many paid a price. >> and that is what's making news in america this morning. >>> stay with us for "good morning america." have a great monday. >> good morning everyone, 4:30 a.

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