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amy robach, abc news, new york. >> thank you. and she'll have much more on her special "20/20" tonight. the full interview, 10:00 p.m. eastern. >>> and there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight." the disturbing video just in. the football star punching a woman inside a restaurant, weeks before his bowl game. >>> and shots fired inside a walmart. holiday shoppers taking cover. >>> and if you're shopping this weekend, the warning to famili s families. can some popular smart toys make you more vulnerable inside your home? we'll explain it all after the break. when you have $7.95 online u.s. equity trades lower than td ameritrade, schwab, and e-trade, you realize the smartest investing idea isn't just what you invest in, but who you invest with. i have a big meeting when we land, but i'm so stuffed up, i can't rest. nyquil cold and flu liquid gels don't unstuff your nose. they don't? alka-seltzer plus night liquid gels fights your worst cold symptoms.

. >> reporter: amy robach sat down with dippolito last december. >> when people hear the name, daliau think comes to mind? >> everything negative. all the headlines. the person they're describing definitely not me. >> reporter: her downfall began, she says the day she met with what she thought was her dream man. >> reporter: what was your initial impression of mike dippolito? >> charming. really strong connection. >> reporter: police say after just six months of marriage, dalia has other men in her life who are helping her with a secret plan to get mike's money, condo and get him out of the way. >> so i came here. >> reporter: this is an undercover police officer, police say dalia thinks she is meeting with an actual hit man in his cherry red convertible. >> reporter: their plan, to stage it as a burglary gone wrong that leaves mike dead. >> because everybody during the daytime. everybody is at work. when he's not at work he gets two in the head. >> cops plan to film the last part of the police investigation. cameras are rolling as the alleged target, michael dippolito gets a knock a

that incredible interview with our amy robach that went viral just years ago.fter a quick break. >> really good. if you've been diagnosed with cancer, searching for answers like where to treat, can feel overwhelming. so start your search with a specialist at cancer treatment centers of america. start with teams of cancer treatment experts under one roof focused on the delivery of precision cancer treatment. start at one of the cancer treatment centers of america hospitals near you. the evolution of cancer care is here. learn more at cancercenter.com/experts appointments available now. >> good. then you're ready. >> really, marie. >> how else do you think you do it? >> i have the perfect guy. i don't happen to find him attractive but you might. >> she doesn't have a problem with chins. >> carrie fisher not only shining on the silver screen in the galley far, far away but making us laugh in roles like we just saw in "when harry met sally" and we were reminded of that wicked sense of humor in her terrific interview with abc's amy robach just a year ago. here's som

. >> gary was in london with her and even to interviews such as this one last year with amy robach ongood morning america." >> gary is bored as hell. can you imagine? just crying. >> we've actually lulled him to sleep. this is a low moment for me in my interviewing skills. >> he likes watching tv. >> i never had someone fall asleep. >> that you know of. >> thank you. >> gary, by the way, has been sending out one tweet after another with photos of himself with his master, of course, expressing his affection for her and lifting everyone's spirits a little bit. >> even after. >> yeah. >>> this has been a pretty awful year for a lot of people but now it's time to turn the page and to help in that effort there is good riddance day. being observed today in new york's times square. >> it's a chance to destroy any unpleasant, embarrassing or unwanted memories from 2016 and make way for the good memories of 2017 with the help of a giant shredder. just write whatever it is you want to forget or maybe bring a marriage document you want to forget. >> shred it up. >>> a family's adorable pup did s

just acting as part of a reality tv show, maintaining her innocence in an interview with abc's amy robach. >> did you want your husband dead? >> absolutely not. >> did you hire a hitman to kill your husband? >> no. >> reporter: in 2011, she was convicted of solicitation to commit first degree murder, but that was overturned on appeal. david, for now, the judge has sent the jury home to rest and will ask them to continue deliberating in the morning. david? >> mara schiavocampo with us tonight. thanks, mara. >>> next tonight, 100 million americans bracing for dangerous cold. wind chills well below zero. a driver rescued from an icy pond in minnesota today. her suv sliding off the road there. tonight, winter weather alerts in 14 states now, from california, clear across to new york, and chicago. >> reporter: tonight, that arctic blast turning roads outside chicago to ice rinks. outside minneapolis, one woman lucky to be alive after her suv goes off the road and into a frozen pond. one person rushing over with a wood pallet. the driver using a fire extinguisher to smash open her rear window.

. >> reporter: in an interview with our amy robach last december, dippolito maintained her innocence. hit man to kill your husband? >> no. >> reporter: linsey davis, abc news, new york. >>> violence reportedly erupted in louisville, kentucky, during a celebration after louisville quarterback lamar jackson won the heisman trophy. sources tell our station two university of louisville football players were shot at an off campus apartment complex saturday night. their injuries are said to be n nonlife-threatening. >>> new claims 1994 heisman trophy winner razan salaam had symptoms of cte. he committed suicide last week at the age of 42 and his brother tells "usa today" he suffered from memory loss and depression. cte can only be diagnosed after death and his brain was not of his muslim faith. >>> a former member of "the brady bunch" cast has been fired by a radio station after some anti-gay remarks. susan olsen was a co-host of a political talk show on a digital station based in los angeles. olsen played cindy brady and was fired after an online altercation with an openly gay actor and it

she was unbelievably young, as she told amy robach. >> i've been princess leia for 40 years, and i've never gotten out again. >> reporter: even before she was princess leia, carrie fisher was already hollywood royalty. the daughter of america's sweetheart, debbie reynolds. >> that's the girl whose voice you heard and loved tonight. >> reporter: her father was eddie fisher, who famously ended up dumping debbie reynolds to marry her best friend, elizabeth taylor. not an easy family to grow up in. >> what the hell are you doing? >> somebody has to save our skins. >> reporter: fisher was the only female lead in the original "star wars" trilogy. an action hero, and a love interest. >> who are you? >> someone who loves you. >> reporter: she went on to play dozens of roles over the next 30 years, including parts in "when harry met sally" and "the blues brothers." in her personal life, she struggled. her love life, tumultuous. her family life, strained. her battle with drugs, off and on. all of it chronicled in her book "postcards from the edge," inspired by her own life story and made into a

." >> amy robach is here with a look at what's coming up, good morning, amy. >> reporter: good morningn, thank you for being with us, that's matt and tam, i have the wrong names, i know who you are. back-to-back storms racing across the county this weekend, heavy rain and snow have people hitting the roads and the skies for the holidays. what you need to know going through the weekend. donald trump called the berlin attack an attack upon humanity. kellyanne conway joins us live. an outof control semi truck barreling down the highway, the driver tested more than 3 times the limit for alcohol. it's all coming up on "g.m.a.," ken is our anchor in new york. matt and tam, of course we love you in philly. >> some people around here forget my name all the time and they see me everyday. >> you're as beautiful as a ken doll. >> i'll take that one. >> she is moo my best friend. >> reporter: please somebody pull him back down. >> reporter: let's talk trends. 20 minute delays on the west trenton line inbound, that's thanks to signal problems. cynwood line won't be running this afternoon or tomorro

his driver's license. [ laughter ] soy think he qualifies for amy robach's stupid criminal category.lly good, i feel it, dan, thank you. >> so many questions. so many questions. >>well leet those hang and move on the account pop news." >> good morning, everybody. happy monday to you and you. prince harry is quickly becoming known as the prince of the people. the release of a new documentary cementing that reputation, entitled prince harry in after ka. it fols him on his return to after ka. marking the tenth anniversary of the charity he founded there. he admits he never really dealt with the death of his mother, princess eye yan that. because he hoped somehow it would make her proud. now he sees it as an escape from the spot light and palace foron mallties. harry determined to make a difference. sometimes he cease himself as a ginger-haired guy who is pretty good at making kids laugh. >> he's always right there with those kids. >>> the force strong this weekend qup rogue one" the latest in the "star wars" movie franchise, soaring into hyperer speed at the box office. scoring the seco

studios with amy robach. >> reporter: good morning, matt and tam, we're talking about the dangerous cold turning deadly at least 14 dead after a deep freeze hit the county. slippery roads creating havoc and thousands of flights canceled. there's a new arctic blast this morning. a dramatic scene caught on camera. a driver having an medical episode. good samaritans step in to save him. we have that story ahead. one on one interview with jennifer lawrence. she opens up about love and her influence on her fans, that's coming up. back to you, matt and tam. >> >> reporter: a look at the roads, we know it's cold out there, but it's dry. if you're hitting mass transit, we're seeing 17 minute delay on the west trenton line. airport line we had earlier problems because of a crew shortage. they canceled a couple of trains. baltimore pike, southbound traffic on your left toward i-95 moving okay. >> reporter: we had a mild sunday off to a cold start on monday. a couple of cold days to deal with. 28 in philadelphia. 28 in allentown. 30 in millville. windchills in the upper teens in the city, do bundle

." >> amy robach joins us with a look at what's coming up after "action news." >> reporter: hey nydia and tam great to be with you on this monday. we're talking about heavy snow on the roads and airports across the country thousands of flights delayed and canceled as storms sweep the north. >>> russian hacking allegations donald trump calling the claims ridiculous. brian ross has the latest on the investigation. kellyanne conway will join us live with the response from trump's team. >>> golden globes nomination day has arrived we'll go over the top movies and tv shows and speak with the big stars as the names roll in who will be up for the coveted goalen prize. we have will smith here with a holiday message and he'll tell us about his new movie collateral beauty. and david beckham. somebody has to talk to these guys. >> you should have started with david beckham, we would be there. >> reporter: one of our least favorite ways is the schuylkill expressway. this morning we saw three police cruisers flying down the shoulder on the eastbound side, this is the curve, eastbound is heavy comi

. >> amy robach joins live from the "g.m.a." studios with the run down. >> reporter: that's right, matt and nydia. a lot of news to get to. the suspect that drove a truck into the christmas market in berlin has been killed in a shootout with italian police in milan. new foot annual is surfacing of the -- and new footage of the truck is surfacing. >>> we have football player caught on tape for tripping a fell athlete. >>> unattended packages left at the door, a serial package thief striking again. make sure this doesn't happen to you. >> a big problem here. thank you, amy. >> reporter: we have traffic packed in along i-95. northbound side is stacked by cottman an accident up ahead they are in the process of pushing off to the side. mass transit front we're on normal schedules, except the patco high speed line is on a special schedule because of holiday. half-hour delay on newark wilmington train. >> reporter: this afternoon we'll be on the mild side once again. on the weekend we're expecting rain the first half of saturday, if yo

." >> time for amy robach from the "g.m.a." the run down. >> reporter: good morning, matt and tam, great to be with you. up next we're talking about the deadly winter weather, it's causing dozens of pileups, winter weather alerts stretching across 15 states from coast to coast. >>> donald trump announcing he is not slated for executive office, but he is staying on executive producer of his reality show celebrity apprentice. this is as he crosses the country on his thank you tour. >>> l.a. prosecutor is taking four major real tailors to court for -- retailers to court for misleading customers on alleged bargains. that's coming up on "g.m.a.," matt and tam. >> we'll see you shortly. >> reporter: only 16 shopping days left. we have work on 295. clearing out a major accident, 8 vehicles involved, tow trucks are on the scene. they are working to get things cleared out. 295 looks like a parking lot, looks like there may be two lanes getting by the accident scene. head for the turnpike. >>> our vehicles don't want to run in the cold w

amy robach joins us live. reporter: yes, it is, it is cold out there, matt and tam. great to be with you this morning. coming up next here on "gma," we have that breaking news overnight. authorities investigating that deadly explosion in ripped through a crowded fireworks market in mexico killing at least 29, injuring more than 70 others. we'll tell you what we know right now. the global manhunt under way after that apparent terrorist attack in germany. the driver of the truck that plowed through a christmas market still on the loose at this hour. countries stepping up security now as investigators search for leads. and then pop star turned hero. grammy winner rich marred marx taking down a violent passenger in the middle of an international flight. the entire encounter captured on video. we'll tell you what he is saying this morning. that is all coming up next here on "gma." you know, it's been winter here for at least a solid week in my opinion, just saying. [laughter] >> all right, yes, i would have to agre

a guest joins us and watch some of the unforgettable final interview with our very own amy robach. the twitter attack against president obama blasting him for suggesting he could have won the election against trump. we're live from the white house with the latest on these growing tensions. plus, the d.c. christmas murder mystery. a yoga teacher and actress found dead in the car. the suspect's in custody. but authorities are still searching for a motive and trying to piece together a time line. ladies, this is a big mystery trying to get to the bottom of it. we have all the stories and more coming up on "gma" this wednesday and we hope you can join us and have a great show out there. >> we appreciate your energy and enthusiasm. it is still dark and early out here. see you soon. thank you. >>> saving for college is important. next, how early you should start putting money away. >>> plus, one of the season's hottest gifts, certainly. now some people reporting a big problem with their hatch a moles. we'll explain. >>> and as you get your day into gear, keep on top of the weather and tr

amy robach has the story of the little pageant girl who never got to live out her dreams. >> the whole jonbenet thing, you see it on tv all the time. all, like all the terrible things that can happen to people. i was her age. she would be my age now. she would be pursuing her own career. once you realize, like, she never got to grow up. >> reporter: back then, thumper gosney was jonbenet's friend and competitor, on the kiddie beauty pageant circuit. >> jonbenet was the nicest girl. like, she was very poised in all of her things she did. >> reporter: here in the foothills of the rockies is the town where jonbenet ramsey grew up. boulder, colorado, a quirky college town described by locals as "25 square miles of fantasy surrounded by reality." >> we assumed we were living in a little town. and that evil existed elsewhere. >> reporter: the year was 1996. the macarena, at the top of the charts. ♪ >> i love books. >> reporter: oprah started a book club. the country had just re-elected bill clinton. as for the ramseys, john and patsy, 6-year-old jonbenet and big brother burke, age 9, they we

just acting as part of a reality tv show, maintaining her innocence in an interview with abc's amy robach>> reporter: did you want your husband dead? >> no, absolutely not. >> reporter: did you hire a hit man to kill your husband? >> no. >> reporter: in 2011, she was convicted of solicitation to commit first degree murder, sentenced to 20 years in prison, but that was overturned on appeal. for now, the judge sent the jury home to rest and will ask them to continue deliberating in the morning. mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >>> asian markets are mostly higher this morning as investors look to two major milestones in the days ahead. the dow is approaching 20,000. it closed yesterday at 19,911, and the federal reserve is expected to announce an interest rate hike today at the conclusion of its meeting. it's only the second rate hike in the last ten years. >>> it looks like we're a little closer to having cars that talk to each other. federal highway officials are moving on plans to install short range communication radios into all new vehicles. the wifi-like technology could help avo

in an interview with our amy robach last december. >> did you want your husband dead? >> no.olutely not. >> did you hire a hitman to kill your husband? >> no. >> again, dippolito claiming she was acting on that video gone viral saying in her defense it was all a ploy to land a tv show. her defense team arguing her constitutional rights were violated when police set her up saying officers never conducted a credible investigation. a lot of questions here dan and paula. this is just a crazy case. >> twists and turns. thank you very much. let's get back to rob who is now inside. >> yeah. >> rob, ron didn't want you coming back inside but we overruled him. welcom snow out west, keystone getting nine or so inches of fresh start. winter storm warnings for colorado and the cascades with the next system dropping 6 to 12 over a foot in spots. including the tetons, as well and the rockies. san francisco, will have rain not just in the portland area, but in san francisco and oakland, as well. beneficial rains there. beneficial rains with the southern half of the system across the south.

speaking with amy robach about her character. >> i've been princess leia for over 40 years, so, what, i'm going to stop now. i've got in character and i have never gotten out again and really i fried everything. >> reporter: the daughter of legendary parents actress debbie reynolds and '50s pop sensation eddie fisher was in london as part of an international tour promoting her tell all biography "the princess diarist" and she also appeared on "the graham norton show" and finished up filming on the samson prime series "catastrophe." overnight support from fans and friends pouring in including her "star wars" co-star mark hamel tweeting, "as if 2016 couldn't get any worse, sending all our love to carrie fisher." and the man behind chewbacca writing, "thoughts and prayers for our friend and everyone's favorite princess right now." certainly no one like her. her brother todd telling abc news that she's receiving the best of care and that the family is staying positive. dan. >> glad to hear that. adrienne, thank you. for more on this story, let's bring in matt belloni, who is the executive

commit first-degree murder, but that verdict was thrown out on appeal, and dippolito later told our amy robachid nothing wrong. did you want your husband dead? >> no, absolutely not. >> the did you hire a hit man to kill your husband? >> no. >> reporter: dippolito was sentenced to 20 years the first time around and this time a guilty verdict again carries a possible 20-year sentence. elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. >>> a heated courtroom argument erupted today pitting prosecutors against defense attorneys for comedian bills could bit. cosby faces charges of slaughting a woman at his home near philadelphia back in 20804. prosecutors plan to call as many as 13 women to say that cosby also assaulted them over the course of several decades. cosby's defense team wants them barred from it everything. the 79-year-old entertainer is due to go on trial next year. >>> still to come on "abc 7 news at 4:00," a warning core cuisinart users. the israel that was issued today. >> is california the worst state in the nation for drivers? why it's not all about being behind the wheel. >>> this is the view fro

people magazine and we'll watch some of fisher's unforgettable final interview with our very own amy robachg up the twitter attacks against president obama blasting him for suggesting he could have won the election against trump. we're live from the white house with the very latest on these growing tensions. >>> plus the d.c. christmas murder mystery a yoga teacher and actor found dead in her car on christmas. the suspect is in custody right now but authorities are still searching for a motive and trying piece together this bizarre time line. ladies it's coming up on "gma." hope you can join us for those wonderful tributes we'll be paying to carrie fisher. >> look fog ward to it. thanks paula. >> too young. >> yes. >> 60. >> crazy. >> let's head outside this morning in delco. moving well so far here along the blue route 476 by macdade boulevard but if you're hopping off onto macdade heading up toward collingdale watch out, there's a bad crash at the intersection of chester pike, 13, and macdade boulevard. mass transit complications this morning. route 15 trolley running 15 minutes behind be

i hope amy robach was watching. because i did that all for her. >> amazing pictures.news." most wonderful time of year. oprah winfrey, sledding with partner stedman and best friend gail king. i i think it's the year of onesie. >> did you get a onesie? >> i think i'm too tall for a onesie. i think you have to have a height requirement for the onesie. >> high-water onesie is cute. >> i'm too tall for anything, words i can hope some day. last year, we got -- my wife and i did get matching onesis. she'll kill me for saying that on national television. >> can we show a picture? >> we'll never show a picture. >> that's very romantic. >>> arnold schwarzenegger also celebrating by working out. he wished everybody a holiday season so fantastic it pumps you up. >> yes. >> that's my weak arnold schwarzenegger intreerpretation >>> julianne hough posting a throwback picture. she's coming back for another season of "dancing with the stars." >> great. >> they're one powerful brother/sister act. >> yeah, yeah. it's a good thing. >>> definitely time for giving. kate hudson treating he

amy robach, these folks from watkinsville, georgia and d news, we are sewing the is up breaking through as the rain is shifting off the coast, highs this afternoon, manage to noquite as war as 50 degrees, and we're cooling into the tomato. i would imagine that's red too. lara, back inside to you. >>> thank you, rob. we're going i turn to "boosting your business" and tme up with microsoft office to hel entrepreneurs take their small businesses to tk level. rachel smith is here to kick thgs o with a beauty salon owr t midwest and their good morning to you, rach. >> good morning to you, as well. great to ber wis beautiful crowd. [ cheers and applause ] check this ou >> i love it. >> great boost ihemorning. busisses make up a whopping 99.9% of all u.s. companies but only a third of them actually make i to the ten-year mark so we brought in an eert to help one chica company keep beating odds and thrive. gordhe is living the american dream. >> i came from macedonia in 2000. >> reporter: arriving in the u.s. with little in his pockets he settled in chicago. today his flagshipat employs a staff

in an interview with our amy robach last december, dippolito maintained her innocence. >> did you want your husband dead? >> no, absolutely not. >> did you hire a hit man to kill your husband? >> no. >> the judge says once the defense rests its case he will decide if the jury will see that now infamous youtube video. >> let's bring in our chief legal analyst dan abrams and the big question whether she will >> she was convicted in the first trial and didn't testify. so that in and of itself is a reason to say maybe she needs to do something different. the problem is this time the theory of the defense has primarily been blame the cops. the cops were trying to impress the show "cops." they were engaged in all sorts of horrible activity and actions, et cetera. if she takes the stand, the focus then returns to i thought i was was faking it all and i was acting. and it's hard to have both defenses at the same time. so i think that's an argument to suggest she won't take the stand and, look, in a case like this the defense is always going to say we're deciding till the last minute if they kn