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amy robach, pyeongchang, south korea. other has game, one sister sends the other a text message. good look, score for me. i love you. >> and the parents must be rooting for several zplae see w. >>> and that's what's making news this america this morning. >> we're going to go that beautiful >> good morning everyone it4:3. here's what we're following for you, heavy rains have flooded mlk drive in fairmont park. we'll have the latest on the local road closures and what to expect from accuweather. >> eagles celebration are still going on. this morning another star player will be appearing on national television. >> first up the soggy commute with meteorologist david murphy and karen rogers good morning to you both. >> reporter: not raining everywhere, but driving

amy robach, pyeongchang, south korea. >> we'll be rooting for both sisters.s in new york. have a great evening. good night. ribeiro: here's a sneak peek at tonight's "afv." we know you're gonna love it. ♪ chunky, fatty, poo-poo face. aah! man: oh, god! [ imitating bee buzzing ] [ giggling ] ♪ [ woman gasps ] [ speaking indistinctly ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ welcome to "america's funniest home videos." and now here he is, the host of our show, alfonso ribeiro! whoo! [ cheers and applause ] there we go. some more love, y'all. some more love. taking it low, taking it low, taking it low.

amy robach, pyeongchang, south korea. >> we'll be rooting for both sisters.lamas in new york. have a great evening. good night. >>> tonight on abc7 "news at 6:00," 49ers linebacker ruben foster arrested for the second 250 time in a month. the response from the team. >>> and a wild police chase from the south bay to san francisco, abc7 "news at 6:00" starts now. >> we begin with developing news in the south bay, more legal trouble for 49ers linebacker ruben foster who was arrested for the second time in a month. >> santa clara county jail records show the 23-year-old foster is still in custody tonight. our partners at the bay area news group reports that authorities in los gatos. >> last month foster was arrested on marijuana charges in alabama. the state says they are aware of the arrest report and are gathering all pertinent information. >>> our other story tonight powerful winds topple a fence and that sends two people to the hospital. kate larsen has more on that. >> reporter: there was a construction fence that was wrapped afternoon this condo building th

abc's amy robach brings us their first television interview.nge from bullying to retaliation. we're learning one of the executives has resigned. >> reporter: these monster energy youtube videos show men on the go and women who seem to be there just to party with them. these five women who worked behind the scenes at the beverage company are coming forward to say their life with the company was no party. >> monster the culture, the company being what it is wasn't a problem until there was a problem to be handled. >> reporter: they claim in separate lawsuits they were harassed and disrespected. each has a different story. jamie hogan said her boss would publically berate her for having children. >> he would make comments that we have to move our meetings so jamie can go home at night and see her kids. he would have impromptu meetings and say i didn't show up because i wasn't aware of it. it became difficult to do my job. >> reporter: she claims she suffered retaliation after reporting her concerns. she eventually left the company. fran pelusi cla

including amy robach who have been be live in south korea. >> carnival begins today in rio. the world at most famous carnival is held from lent. millions pack the streets to celebrate and watch the colorful floats and parade through the city. it will run through tuesday. >>> another big drop sends the dow into correction territory. >>> a child gets stuck in a claw machine making firefighters wonder how in the world did he get in there. that's coming up next. get the best internet with the best shows and get the best of both worlds. fios by verizon gives you the fastest internet available for only $79.99 a month online with a two year agreement, and your netflix is on us for one year. and with the gigabit connection on the 100% fiber-optic network, you can stream on up to 100 devices at once. so get the fastest internet available, plus netflix, plus up to200 tv channels, plus phone, plus a two-year price guarantee. all for just $79.99 per month. it's time to fiber optics your netflix. go to getfios.comto switch today. is the morning after! how are you feeling? >> tired. >> re

"good morning america" will have more on the open ceremony at the olympics including amy robach who is live in south korea. "g.m.a." is at 7:00 a.m. after "action news." >> a boy who saw a stuffed animal he really wanted stopped at nothing to grab it. little mason was stuck in a claw machine at a florida restaurant. lucky for an off duty firefighter was there. he was out of the machine in ten mines. tight at usville fire department posted their video on the facebook page. >> persistence you can say that about the child. >>> now that philadelphia's football season is over, time to talk about baseball. >> see what the phillies are doing to talk about their own parade. david. >> reporter: all right, tam, it's cold this morning, 24 degrees in philadelphia. 23 in allentown. 21 in wilmington right now. wind are light, not much of a windchill i'll have the 12-hour forecast coming up next. le at beach road avenue we're hearing from someone on the waze app. it's a major accident. it shut down the roads, take jenkintown road instead. on the big board we have cold temperatures, 24 this philadelph

remember amy robach she has a hotel room. >> wonderful. >> reporter: let's go outside and check i-95 southbound approaching girds avenue, a disabled vehicle, it's our second disabled vehicle this morning, i don't know i'm having a tough time going this morning, the cars are as well. watch for that one. we had an accident, we have improved speeds, it's cleared on the turnpike. we have showers along the coast in southern delaware, cape may county and cumberland county. a little bit of a sprinkle developing coming into the i-95 corridor and chester county. we may see this over the next few hours, this rain is going off the coast and not as heavy as it was on sunday when we had two to three inches of rain. 11:00 a.m., we'll be down to 41 degrees, i'm exeght -- expecting a high of 46. and evening commute 43. going town to 41 between 5 and 6:00 p.m. it will be cooler and breezy today. all green aircraft at the airport in philadelphia. no sign of 'precipitation in any of our big travel destinations. >> pets pride valuable support to humans especially one dealing with mental health problems.

amy robach has been covering all the action for us from pyeongchang. amy, good morning or should i say good evening where you are in south korea? >> yes, it is, indeed, evening here, dan and paula, but great to be with you nonetheless. the opening ceremony in pyeongchang kicking off what will be the biggest winter olympics game ever. nearly 3,000 athletes competing from 92 different countries, both the spotlight at the opening ceremony on the unexpected show of unity between north and south korea. as the games begin in pyeongchang, this groundbreaking moment, kim jong-un extending an invitation presented by his sister to south korean president moon jae-in to visit the north korea capital pyongyang potentially setting up the first major meeting between korean leaders in over ten years. >> it's a powerful moment. >> reporter: revolutionary signs of unity bringing together the divided peninsula. athletes from north and south korea marching out under one unified flag to a korean folk song about longing and reunification running side by side for the much an

. >> amy robach will have the other highlights from pyeongchang a little later. >>> finally at the nba all-star celebrity came, rapper quavo scored 19 points and was named the mvp over the lakers 75-66. but, no, it was "black-ish" star miles brown who stole the show. check this out. check this. >> oh, look at that. >> bang. >> nice. 13 years old and tweeted he always wanted to play in the celeb game the past three years. i would say that's a pretty auspicious start for the teenager. >> on a regulation hoop too. >> yeah. >> very good. >> thanks, ron. appreciate it. >>> coming up on "gma," is this a russian troll factory. >> we're going to take you inside the building described as ground zero for meddling in our elections. >>> american skater nathan chen landing a record amount of quadruple jumps in his quest for gold in the winter games. >> he is going to ski later too. >> he is? no, volleyball. >> all of it. >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by ihop. pancakes, pancakes, pancakes. i wish i could wake up and say hi to a giraffe. ride a train in the sky... and visit far away ga

difficulty notwithstanding, he addressed the backlash with his trademark sass in a conversation with our amy robach i think we need to get those people who think that i was ripped off on a judging panel immediately. >> you -- >> maybe before the individual competition. >> reporter: and rippon wasn't the only hero for team usa. his beloved teammate, mirai nagasu, made history when she became the first american woman to land a triple axel at the olympics. >> oh! >> wow. >> reporter: it took her years to perfect that move. the result evident in that triumphant smile. >> do you try to convey the feeling of a triple axel, it is a fast jump. the faster you spin the harder it is to basically breathe because there's so much force. >> reporter: mirai ultimately placing second in her team event. but what is no doubt gold is the relationship between mirai and adam and the journey that led them to pyeongchang. at just 16 she was selected for the vancouver olympics, narrowly missing the podium. rippon was a relative late bloomer. he says he was awkward and unathletic. >> i fell in love with skating because of t

amy robach, pyeongchang, south korea. >> so cool. who do i root for, the american or korean team?ebook at wnnfans.com. >>> making news in america this morning -- hollywood mogul harvey weinstein is slapped with a civil rights lawsuit. accused of forcing his staff to manage his sexual encounters. this morning, what the lawsuit means for the half billion dollar sale of weinstein's company. >>> president trump under fire for his response to the domestic abuse allegations against his former top aide, rob porter. this morning, porter's ex-wife fires back at the white house. >>> controversy at the olympics. u.s. figure skater adam rippon finishes in third place. despite a flawless debut. this morning, the explanation for his score. plus, team usa with a historic first on the ice. >>> also this morning, new details on two air disasters. a passenger jet crashes killing all on board. and a tour helicopter bursts

. >> reporter: our amy robach asking tonya harding about the portrayal. >> what's it like watching margoe? >> i felt so sorry for her that she had to actually play me, you know? to try to go through what i went through? >> reporter: allison janney playing harding's mother. >> i didn't stay home making apple brown betties. i made you a champion. knowing you'd hate me for it. that's the sacrifice a mother makes. >> oh, my god. yes. she was fabulous. >> you're a monster. >> spilled milk, baby. i almost wanted to cry, because i felt so bad that she had experienced that kind of mother. >> reporter: janney already winning the golden globe. >> this very distinctive, unique mother of a character. tonya harding is here tonight, and i just -- i just -- i'd like to thank tonya for sharing her story about class in america, tell a story about the disenfranchised, tell a story about a woman who was not embraced for her individual wallty. >> reporter: both actors are up for an oscar. the whole truth -- >> clearly none of us know exactly what happened, but i think we just have to open our minds and unde

amy robach was there for the amazing moment and, amy, do you have any voice left after that celebratingast night? >> i did. i saved it for the show. it was such an incredible game and guess what, today marks the anniversary of the miracle on ice february 22nd, 1980 so 38 years later to the day the u.s. wom women's hockey team accomplishing a miracle of their own beating their fiercest rival. it was a showdown for the ages. >> this is becoming a smashmouth game. >> reporter: canada who won gold in the last four winter olympics appeared to be on their way to a fifth up 2-1 in the final minutes of regulation. >> ahead to monique -- >> reporter: until monique lamoureux broke away. >> she scores. >> reporter: sending the game to a scoreless overtime. >> we are headed for a shootout. >> reporter: and a heart-stopping shootout. >> shoots and scores. >> cuts down the angle and scores. >> reporter: in the end it was another lamoureux sister, monique's twin jocelyn who stepped up for the u.s. when it mattered most. >> she beats and scores. >> reporter: lifting americans to a 3-2 victory. >> needs

let's go to amy robach in pyeongchang. speaking with the athletes. amy. >> exciting news for team usa. nick goepper bringing home the silver medal and i sat down with america's youngest olympic figure skater, 17-year-old vincent zhou. he came in sixth over all and landed five quads and made history. >> reporter: it was a victorious day for nick goepper, nailing his third and final run clinching the silver medal. he told me it's a moment he's been preparing for. >> give me a sense what you put into this to get to pyeongchang. >> all the prep and training all funnels down to one day. sometimes you got to take time to relax and sort of enjoy the moment. >> not ted ligety's olympics. this time around. >> reporter: for some big names, the day proving to be a struggle. neither ted ligety or gus making the medal stand. figure skater vincent zhou leaves without a medal but he's more than satisfied with his sixth place finish at his olympic debut. >> it was clean. >> you come into your first olympics and make history. >> yes. >> did you think you were going to

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this year winning the majority of america's medals so far so let's go back to our gold medalist, amy robachin, amy. >> hey, good morning again to you. robin. you know i love a good girl power story and pyeongchang is the place to be for that because u.s. women are on top. our female athletes dominating the medal stands at this olympics. at this year's winter games team usa's golden girls leading the way winning five gold medals in pyeongchang. jamie anderson's high-flying tricks giving her the slopestyle gold and taking home the silver in the first ever big air competition. first woman to bring home two gold medals in snowboarding. to what do you attribute your success? >> hard work and dedication we can do anything. >> chloe kim, the 17-year-old snowboarding superstar shining brightly on the halfpipe. what separates you from others? >> everyone has their own style. >> how would you describe yours? >> i think i'm a pretty chill gal. >> reporter: while the men fell short of medal contention the american women's hockey team on top once again. >> she scores. >> reporter: dethroning team canada