i'm amy goodman. the white house is delaying president obama's executive actions on immigration after a federal judge blocked them earlier this week. obama's move to shield millions from deportation was supposed to begin taking its first applications today. but u.s. district judge andrew hanen, of brownsville, texas issued an injunction after a motion filed by texas and 25 other states. the administration said it will comply with the ruling and delay accepting applications for work permits and deportation reprieves. speaking at the white house, president obama said he's confident the decision will be struck down on appeal. president obama: this is not the first time where a lower court judge has blocked something, or attempted to block something that ultimately was shown to be law. i am confident that it is well within my authority, and the tradition of the executive ranch's -- branch's prosecutorial discretion to execute this policy to make our safe it will lp us go after criminals and thawe not want

. >> reporter: for people like amy andrews, even the thought of driving in winter causes overwhelmingkle panic terror. >> i hate cleaning it off. >> reporter: she is crippled by fear. >> i now have to get in my car and go somewhere. >> reporter: over 2,000 people are killed every year in winter weather related cidents. hundreds of thousands more hurt. for some this is enough to turn a normal fear into a full-blown phobia. >> this is a phobia, i know it is. it's just something i can't do. if i absolutely have to drive in this bad weather i'm shaking, and i don't breathe porlroperly. so i get light-headed. my whole body is tense right now. >> reporter: amy lives in new england, which has been battered by winter. her phobia has made new yorkal life nearly impossible. >> i had lunch plans today and the minute the s-word, snow came into the forecast i freaked out. >> reporter: forcing her to call in sick to work. >> i don't like missing work. i like to be there. >> reporter: and checked the weather obsessively. >> i'll look at this hourly forecast probably five or six times.orter: but amy

my whole body is tense right now. >> reporter: amy lives in new england.s been battered by record-breaking snowfall this winter. this blizzard is unrelenting. the snow continues to blow sideways, piled up and drifted. her phobia has made normal life nearly impossible. >> i had lunch plans today. and the minute the s-word, snow came into the forecast, i freaked out. >> reporter: forcing her to call in sick to work. >> i just don't like missing work. i'm a hard worker, i like to be there. >> reporter: and checks the weather obsessively. >> i look at this hourly forecast probably five or six times. >> reporter: but amy is determined to conquer her fear. >> it just seems like something stupid to be held back by. it's winter i live in new england. i should be used to this. >> reporter: so she is taking a bold step. >> i'm going to steamboat springs to learn how to drive in snow. >> reporter: agreeing to let fight line send her to a complementary class at this winter driving school in steamboat springs, colorado. >> a car is just a giant tool. and the tool respo

the only thing is on amy pascal. pushed back on her and said wait a minute you were the head of a studio. why didn't you produce more movies with women with female leads? >> i'm going to have to suggest amy pascal being the female exec of a movie studio is not actually the norm in hollywood. >> true. but she was the one sitting there talking about it. yeah, and it is fair to say a lot of men could also put women in protagonist roles if they so choose to. i want to play another sound from amy pascal talking about the hack itself and her females that were released. >> you know you read an e-mail. many of the e-mails i wrote between my friends and myself were, you know we've been friends for 30 years. there's no way that you can ever explain the way that you talk with someone, where you just sort of go into meta conversations and sarcasm and role playing and any time i even thought i would try to explain that to anybody, it would just -- didn't work. >> all right, jess. what of the media sensation that was created aroun

company co-chair amy pascal will step down in order to launch a new production venture at the studio. >>> radioshack almost 100 years old filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy. the electronics retailer has suffered from losses many years and warned of a possible bankru the go to joint for consumer electronics, but more recent times three struggled, a lot of competition from the big box stores and online shopping. the fort worth, texas company said it's going to sell up to 2,400 stores and shut down the rest. >>> today a beer pong rapist was found guilty of sexually assaulting fourmen on four different occasions. joey poindexter met his victims at beer pong tournaments in 2011 and 2012. the four victims were so in compass tainted they did not even realized -- incapacitated they did not even realize they had been assaulted until they were shown the video. there are two dozen more victims police have not been able to identify. here's state's attorney john mccarthy. >> if you are familiar with this gentleman and were involved in a drunking session where you wound up at his home, you may want to

amy. >> first the super bowl and now this, amy. >> come on. >> sorry. >> got to give her a gift on herger. >>> coming up, the latest on the deadly road rage incident in las vegas. the suspect in court this morning. his lawyers now say he was acting in self-defense. >> also ahead, chris kyle's widow, taya, walking the red carpet last night. and her message as the trial gets set to wrap up. >> plus, john legend and common, the most powerful performance of the night and what they said about that incredible moment. >> and so much more of our oscar party. behind the scenes from the red carpet, the hottest fashion and john travolta is opening up. om the red carpet, the hottest fashion and john travolta is opening up. ng up. before earning enough cash back from bank of america to help pay for her kids' ice time. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time. and 2% back at the grocery store. even before she got 3% back on gas all with no hoops to jump through. katie used her bankamericard cash rewards credit card to stay warm and toasty during the heat of competition. that's the comfort

enjoy the game tonight, amy. seahawks headed to a big game after a stunning come from behind victory over the packers. in the nfc championship game. i think the packers are still recovering. now the seahawks are looking far back-to-back super bowl crowns. the patriots have claimed the title three times. haven't hoisted that lombardi trophy in a decade. time to bring in espn football analyst, former nfl quarterback, and can we say, a "gma" favorite, jesse palmer to the show. jesse, we have been inundated, whether we like it or not, with deflate-gate. the patriots are painted as the villains. will they use the us versus them mentality to their advantage >> yeah paula. i think it's an us versus the world mentality that they're going to use. it's the rallying cry they'll use to their advantage in the game. i think they feel slighted in a lot of ways. the last few weeks hasn't been about the special season, the fact that they blew out the indianapolis colts in the afc championship game. it's all been about the deflate

amy, i'm going to hand these out.o work. >> okay, we're going to very quickly so that we can all brag about each other, you're going to get a name and you have to toast that person in 20 seconds. >> seth: okay. >> and if you get yourself, all the better. [ laughter ] >> seth: okay. aziz, why don't you get us started? [ bleep ] >> okay, i'm going to time you. ready, aziz? >> okay. >> you ready, guys? ready, set, go. >> i have mr. nick offerman, who is an incredible person. he had a great mustache which is [ bleep ] gone now. [ laughter ] i told him to send it to me. and he didn't. [ laughter ] >> five more seconds. >> but he's still an amazing guy, and i'm going to miss working with him. >> to nick! >> all: to nick! >> seth: all right, retta, you're up. >> i have aubrey plaza who can scare the [ bleep ] out of anyone with just a look, but she is -- [ laughter ] -- in real life the sweetest, most darling, loveliest, kindest -- >> five seconds! >> the biggest heart and she can make you cry in a moment. aubrey plaza. [ ch

say hello to our pal, amy sedaris, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: amy sedaris. >> hi!ok last it time, which you said, from the green room. >> jimmy: yeah. >> it doesn't work for me anymore. take it. >> jimmy: that's not what you do. you don't steal stuff and then say it doesn't work for me anymore. >> i had it, what, six months. and now i'm returning it. but thank you. it's would be a nice necklace, right? belt buckle? >> jimmy: yeah, it'd be a good belt buckle. last time you said i'm going to take something but i'll return it. you're not stealing it. >> okay, there you go. i took something. i'm returning it. how you doing? >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. i'm fantastic. >> i love the music. so low-key, i like that. >> jimmy: yeah, they kept it low-key. can i just ask you -- >> i like the rhythms. it goes with my hair. yes? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: can i ask you something? what is going on with your hair? i like it a lot. >> i've been drinking horse placenta. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, amy. >> yes, i have. >> jimmy: that's not true. that's not true at all. >> okay, listen, jimmy.

amy was there for every second. good morning, amy. >> reporter: good morning.y predicted it would be a close matchup. were they right. the crowd reacting to every twist and turn. fans here in phoenix on the edge of their seat until the last minute of the game overnight arizona playing host to one of the year's most dramatic super bowls in years. the patriots taking on the seattle seahawks in a matchup that went down to the last second after a scoreless first quarter. >> touchdown? >> reporter: point for point in the second. >> lynch, touchdown? gronkowski and a touchdown? >> reporter: the first half an unlikely star chris matthews who wasn't on the roster two months ago and was working at foot locker to make ends meet making his first two nfl catches ever. tying the game for halftime. after katy perry roared in her halftime show. ♪ you're a firework ♪ >> reporter: the fireworks taking off in the second half. the seahawks quickly taking control. >> brady over the middle and picked off. wide open. >> reporter: jumping to a ten-point lead with the patriots right o

. >> next will be tommy, amy torrey are and others thank you. >> good afternoon. i feel fortunate at having the same job in so for the past 18 years i remember work a health food place that's why i've been fighting to keep my rent control housing to keep my job i've been a resident at 1949 market street for the last nen 10 years in the silk a difference group of tenants oofrtsz and lgbtq folks and people of color and physically k457b8d people young and old we represent the diversity of san francisco so urging the 0 with board to give a favorable vote when our case first hit in the fall of 2013 the practice those press called it the largest eviction case since the 1970s in our case 3 large buildings over by the same group of folks that are not pleasant to deal with we were served coming to speak we were served notices and lawsuits it is like an intimidation so a number of people managed to escape the process server and have not been agriculture able to speak that is what is going with our landlord that is a cutdown throat person. >> thank you for your comments tomm

. >> public comment will be two minutes start with rebecca lee and amy and (calling names). >> speak to the podium yes, that's fine. >> hi sorry i'm a little bit sick i'm a chinese-american and an immigrant myself a long time resident of district 3 that excludes chinatown i'm here to urge your support for the ab bill 96 many statewide and pacific islanders no supporting this resolution and many say noted the california pacific islander which is the statewide body of api leaders from all the states as well as the passion, prejudice alliance a world winning alliance and their here to urge your support thank you. >> thank you very much >> next speaker and then the names i've called feel free if you'd like to listen up along the far wall. >> i'm amy linda resident in the city. >> speak closer to the microphone. >> i'm amy lining a resident in want city asking you to support the ab 96 bill. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> hi my name is jean in aim the leading lead elephant keeper at the zoo i have the privilege of wall street those complex socially dynamic elephants not a day goe

i'm amy goodman. record cold temperatures are continuing across the eastern and midwestern united states today with a blast of arctic air scientists warn is part of a pattern fueled by climate change. in kentucky, temperatures are in the negative digits, about 40 degrees below normal. here in new york state, martin napier was among those who visited the iconic niagra falls -- which is frozen. >> it was like a wall of ice. it was like icicles. it was cool. it was completely different from when you are in the summer and it is just a wall of water. it is a wall of ice. >> the record cold follows what government scientists have just confirmed was the second warmest january on record worldwide. and while new york city may be among some 100 cities currently experiencing record-breaking cold, a new report from the new york city panel on climate change finds average temperatures here could jump nearly nine degrees by the 2080's. the white house has wrapped up a three-day conference on militant extremism. spea

coming up, departing pictures of cochair amy pascal from sony. speaks about her -- in her first public appearance after her studios hack attack. ♪ >> you are watching "bloomberg west." i'm cory johnson. amy pascal speaks out for the first time since the november 2014 cyberattacks on the company. speaking last night in san francisco at the women in the world conference, she opened up about the very early moments when she first learned about how big this attack was. >> you have been through something so extraordinary in the last few months. none of us can hardly imagine what it must have been like. >> no, i promise. >> tell me about the moment when you first realize the slow-moving car crash was happening with the north koreans attacking sony, and they are sabotaging the whole system and people are finding skull and cross bones on their computers and it is all shutting down and you think everything is going haywire, but then this -- there was this personal moment when you realize they were about to dump personal e-mails out onto the internet. tell

amy -- any as gill out for the first time since the cyber attack on sony.ing last night in san francisco at the women in the world conference, she opened up about the very early moments when she first learned about how big this attack was. >> you've been through something so extraordinary in the last few months that none of us can hardly imagine what it must be like. >> you cannot. i promise. >> tell me about the moment when you first realized that this slow-moving car crash has happened, the north koreans have hacked sony and they are sabotaging whole system and people are finding skull and cross bones on their computers and it's all shutting down and you think of living is going haywire and then there was this awful personal moment when you realize they were about to dump all of your personal e-mails on to the internet. tell me what you went through. >> first of all, iran this company and i had to worry about everybody who was really scared for stop people were really scared all of their social security was out there, people worried about their passports,

amy. >> thanks for the latest.connecticut have been hospitalized for what appears to be an overdrug of the drug molly. police suspect a bad batch of the illegal drug and trying to trace the source. former new york mayor giuliani is clair identifying his comments when he questioned whether or not president obama loves america. he's acknowledging his bluntness overshadowed his message. giuliani writes i didn't intend to question president obama's motives, my intended focus were the effect his words and actions have on the moral of the country. a theft caught on camera in new york city. a man hooking a chain to the atm and using a stolen car to yank off the door. police believe the same suspects have stolen more tha 70 atm's in the last year getting away with hundreds of thousands of dollars. nascar's big weekend got off to a rocky start with driver suspended over domestic abuse. it was a thriller. 24-year-old joey logano broke into the lead with nine laps to go holding off a pack of veterans to become the second youn

amy, which is the real you?one that apologizeed, if you are saying those hollywood prima donnas are phony, don't these comments make you a bigger phony? there is a certain freedom to speaking your mind, all have you done is prove you lost your mind and whatever hollywood friends you had or have left. here is the thing about trashing ing where you useed to work. after a while it doesn't work, the folks with whom you now work think about how you are trashing the folks with whom you used to work they are wondering gee what does she think about us? what is she e-mailing about us? what is she stating and recanting about us? you see amy you are confusing folks, and you are confusing us. they say karma is a bitct, but that does not mean you have to be. more after this. the real question that needs to be asked is "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can anal

i'm amy goodman. egypt has bombed what it calls islamic state targets in libya after the group released a video showing the beheading of 21 coptic christians in libya. the victims are led on to a beach dressed in orange jumpsuits like the prisoners at guantanamo bay. they are then beheaded one by one. the lead executioner points his knife at the camera and delivers a message to what he calls the "crusaders." >> recently, you have seen us on the hills, chopping off the heads, filled with spite. today, we're on the land of islam, libya, sending another message. crusaders, safety for you will only be wishes, especially when you are fighting us altogether. >> the prisoners were all migrant workers from egypt kidnapped over the past two months. egypt has declared a week of mourning. another group of egyptian workers were kidnapped in libya over the weekend. the video is the first to be released showing an isis beheading outside of its strongholds in syria and iraq. isis is one of several militant groups th

our reporter, amy hollyfield, and at kaiser permanente medical center in santa rosa. amy? >> this is not something you see often, a crime scene at at hospital. part of the hospital at kaiser permanente is proposed roof by crime tape and investigators here and we see a body covered by a tarp. this started at a home in santa rosa at 1:00 o'clock a.m. this morning. we are told they people break into a home and the police say the resident fired at the intruders hitting one of them. then fast forward an hour 2:00 in the morning the membership waved down a driver of a pickup, asked for a ride to the e.r. and said one of them was hurt and pleading and he put them in the back of the truck and started driving to the hospital and a sheriff deputy pulled over the truck realized what was going on and a stand off started and it took 30 minutes to get the men in the back of the pickup to surrender or the man. there was a man in the back of the trouble that surrendered and they discovered the second man did die. they are still looking for the third man so a manhunt is underway right new

amy?s up. we had twin sisters help us put high-end department store 24-hour makeup and the less expensive drugstore version through a series of round-the-clock challenges, and abc's rachel smith has a look at how they held up after a busy day. ♪ >> reporter: with women on the go searching for the longest lasting makeup looks, companies are eager to provide 24-hour products like mascara, eyeliner, eye shadow, foundation and lipstick. i like the color. but just how well do these hold up after 24 hours, no touch-ups and a series of "gma" challenges, we ask professional makeup artist lisa kapler to help us assess how the products did. >> this is going really well. >> reporter: in one corner, drugstore products totalling $45. in the other, department store products coming in at $114. how does it feel right now? >> it feels good. >> reporter: identical twins, sam and emma, trying them out. time for the finishing touch. because we couldn't find a 24-hour department store lipstick, both girls are

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thanks amy.n new york city, 43 was it is high. look at the melting. you can ciancia one world trade reflected in the melted snow. anything that melted is about to freeze. all the arctic air pushing in. the windchill will feel like 29 below in buffalo and 3 in washington d.c. that's the big picture, let's get a check closer to home. >> reporter: thanks a lot, ginger, we have snow showers across the region. slow it down if you encounter some of those. let's look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. we'll fall from the 30s into the 20s blustery and cold. mild. this is dangerous me walking across here in my tallest heels. why not? >> yes. >> hey, thank you. it's l.a. >> it is. >> all right. and you do. you do. thank you very much. you talking to dakota johnson and melanie. >> i heard about that. >> on the red carpet. we'll tell you about it. >> and how about that powerful moment of common and john legend. they opened up to robin back stage about that performance. ♪ glory ♪ what if getting

i'm amy goodman. the islamic state is claiming kidnapped aid worker kayla mueller, its last known remaining american hostage, has died in syria. on friday, isis claimed mueller was killed in a jordanian airstrike on the city of raqqa. mueller's family says it has yet to see proof and maintains hope she is still alive. jordan has dismissed the isis claim as a pr stunt and the u.s. has not confirmed her death. mueller disappeared in august 2013, but her kidnapping was not publicly revealed until friday's announcement. mueller reportedly moved to the turkish-syrian border in late 2012. she had previously traveled to the middle east to work with the international solidarity movement in the occupied territories. she graduated from northern arizona university in 2009. in her hometown of prescott arizona, a family spokesperson paid tribute to her aid work overseas. >> this was part of a life plan and a life path for her. she has gone down this helping others, being a humanitarian. it was something in her hea

and i just love the idea that amy has, for her purposes, has reignited the nick that she first saw.now reflecting and he is sort of worthy of her because he is not just sitting there playing video games. he is presenting a public facade and performing and plailing the husband incontrol. >> i feel like i could disappear. >> i feel likery done such a range of different roles. some are sweet for sure. but all of them have as areocity of spirit. >> the image of your changing? yeah. and i'm ready for a change. i don't think i have ever in my life had to do scenes that were so exposing and raw. >> rose: so what are you calling on in yourself to make these scenes so real. >> well, i mean a lot of my own personal experience. i have certainly had relationships not work out that were devastating. >> so you have -- aknacknism. >> yeah. i have known grief loss saying goodbye to people i have loved. >> there's a scene at the end of the movie where cheryl falls to her knee competence she said "i miss you, got the. i miss you. >> yeah. rose: what is that? >> that's probably my mother. my mother's

i'm amy goodman. thousands gathered in north carolina on thursday for the funerals of three muslim students shot dead by a gunman who had posted anti-religious messages online. razan mohammad abu-salha and her sister, yusor abu-salha, and yusor's husband, deah barakat were killed execution-style in what family members call a hate crime. suspected gunman craig stephen hicks has been charged with three counts of first-degree murder. hicks had frequently posted anti-religious comments on his facebook page. police say an early probe suggests the killings resulted from a parking dispute, a claim the victims family and friends reject. the fbi is also investigating. a crowd of over 5,000 packed a soccer field at north carolina state for thursday's service. they paid tribute to the victims and amending justice for their murders. in international news, eight ukrainian soldiers have been killed and several dozen wounded in continued fighting in eastern ukraine. the violence comes just after ukraine and russia a