kayna whitworth, abc news, los angeles, kayna. >> thank you. now, some really bad timing caught on camera in the uk. just watch that small white car on the road. one cyclist rolls past, but the second not so much the rider hitting the pavement suffering some bruises. a witness said the car made out worse, the door bending back. it could not be fully shut. >> that was really painful to watch. >> ouch. >> all right. coming up, the countdown to the super bowl. i will tell you what each team needs to do to win. >> you will tell us. okay. and later, the best way to store your cats. you're watching more than what you see on tv and in the movies. it comes with unrelenting, intrusive images, thoughts, and urges. if you have ocd and need help, you can get better with specialized treatment. go to nocd. com to learn more. >> look at this one under-eye bag. it's gone. >> they are some of the hottest videos on social media. those videos claiming to instantly get rid of bags under your eyes. it's called plexaderm and lifestyle expert annette figueroa is here

kayna whitworth tonight. kayna, thank you. >>> there are also new images emerging of the harrowing rescues during the devastating wildfires in southern california. take a look. first responders racing through the smoke, flames, and flying embers of the deadly eaton fire. 17 people were killed. but police and firefighters evacuating the two palms care center. some seniors there taken out in their wheelchairs. rescuers moving through the building, carefully taking seniors out of their beds, getting them to safety as the out-of-control fire closed in. the nursing home, with dozens of patients, was then destroyed by that fire. just incree, those firefighters are heroes. >>> when we come back here tonight, we remember the 102-year-old owner of one of the nfl's most famous teams. >>> and here in new york city tonight, the gruesome discovery. what was found in a suitcase floating in the east river. the latest on the investigation in a moment. a little somethin. a little something, dad? oh, umm. hi. walt rolled his 4

>> david: kayna whitworth in los angeles. kayna, thank you. >>> tonight, one month into president trump's term, and tonight the heated moments in states across this country. voters packing town halls face-to-face with republican members of congress. what americans are saying about the president and about elon musk. and the new "washington post" poll late this week on the key issue of this election, prices and the economy. 53% of americans now disapproving of how president trump is handling the economy. and at the white house today, the heated exchange. the president asking if maine's governor was in the room. why he singled her out. and here's mary bruce. >> tyranny is rising in the white house. >> reporter: tonight from georgia to oregon to kansas, americans angry with president trump's sweeping layoffs and elon musk's drive to slash government spending, packing raucous town halls. republican members of congress starting to feel the heat. >> we are all freaking pissed off about this. you're going to hear it and feel it. >> r

here's kayna whitworth. >> reporter: tonight, frightening moments during a mass inside this washington cathedral. a man suddenly standing up and charging the altar, then attacking one of the priests. trying to punch him in the face. >> ah -- it's all right, just calm down. it's all right. it's okay. it's okay. it's all right. >> someone get the security guard. >> i thought it was kind of that situation where the guy was just running into the sanctuary, but clearly it was potentially much more violent. >> reporter: parishioners and a security guard are seen rushing to the altar where they hold the man down until police arrived. the priest unharmed. >> all of us were pretty shaken. you don't expect to see something like that when you're just gathering together to pray and worship. >> reporter: police arresting 40-year-old joshua summers and later charging him with assault. he was seen in court today. >> we all prayed for him. we just stopped the service and prayed for him. because, again, whatever -- whatever demons he was struggling with needed to be healed. >> reporter: and david, toni

here's abc news reporter kayna whitworth. >> in this morning's gma first look. the idaho murders case. a sweeping win for the prosecution. the judge denying all motions from brian kohberger's defense team to keep critical evidence out of the upcoming trial. the defense for kohberger has long challenged how the search warrants were granted and the collection of dna. authorities say, led them to brian kohberger in the first place. >> the fbi worked with the trash collector and had them go just to get that trash, and then take that trash somewhere else. i think it is different when you have the fbi telling the trash man what to do. >> but the judge saying defe attorney ann taylor failed to demonstrate how kohberger's constitutional rights were violated, since the dna was that of kohberger's family members, not of brian kohberger alone. and coming up at 7 a.m. what this means for the summers trial with your gma first look, i'm kayna whitworth, abc news, los angeles. >> still ahead how chipotle is preparing for what the company is calling burrito season. but first a

kayna whitworth is in los angeles with those details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning.his video is heart pounding. it's brand new. it shows pasadena fire men and police saving lives as this deadly inferno closes in. now this morning new clues about how it may have started. >> police department! evacuate immediately! >> reporter: this morning new images during the devastating wild fires. police and firefighters evacuating the two homes care center. residents rushed to safety in wheelchairs. >> please, help, help! >> i got you. >> reporter: lifted out of their beds, masks put on their faces. all 45 residents made it out alive before fire consumed the nursing home. one of four in the area completely destroyed. we were there as one turned to ash. this is an assisted living facility. they had to evacuate people in wheelchairs and beds and run them up the road to safety, an utterly heroic moment. >> that was such a scary morning that day. and while the cause of this fire that laid waste to 9,000 structures and killed 17 people is still under investigation. socal edison not ta