benitez: sÍ, sÍ. sÍ, hemos tenido. aguiar: ¿cÓmo hacen en ese entonces?e estudiantes extranjeros como Él. cada estudiante que llega de mÉxico sabe que en ovidio encuentra una mano amiga que le marca el mejor camino para seguir. rodrÍguez: cuando estaba yo era Éramos 4 o 5 estudiantes y ahora son demasiados y siento que es un privilegio poder hablar con ellos y platicar. ¿y cÓmo te fue? ¿cÓmo vas? aguiar: hace algunos aÑos los hermanos menores de ovidio tambiÉn llegaron de monterrey a la misma escuela. ella, ariana, ya se graduÓ y andrÉs, el mÁs pequeÑo, recorre el mismo camino con firmeza. rodrÍguez: pues sÍ influye demasiado el que ellos vieron que me empezÓ a gustar la escuela y que ellos vieron de que estoy recibiendo un apoyo muy grande. aguiar: cada aÑo ricardo benitez cumple al pie de la letra los mismos pasos para que ningÚn alumno pierda el rumbo hacia la universidad. benitez: en este mundo te pueden quitar absolutamente todo, pero una educaciÓn nadie te la va a quitar. aguiar: fueron profesor y alumno. ahora ovidio, de la mano de ricardo benÍtez,

>> all right, gio benitez leading us off tonight. gio, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to te other breaking headline tonight. sources say lawyers for president biden now finding a second batch of classified documents, this time, at a different location than the first. here's our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas onight. >> reporter: tonight, sources tell abc news that after lawyers for president biden discovered a batch of classified documents in a former office he used after being vice president, they immediately went digging to see if there were any more. and we're now told that they did end up finding a second set of classified documents at another location. >> people know i take classified documents, classified information seriously. >> reporter: sources telling abc news the initial batch of roughly ten classified documents discovered in november were vice presidential briefing papers, some marked top secret with information about a number of other countries. >> i don't know what's in the documents. i've -- my lawy

gio benitez standing by. >>> the major storm hitting the west at this hour. the last in a brutal pattern of extreme weather. los angeles with more rain this month than all of last year. the new system moving coast to coast now, reaching the east by thursday. ginger zee timing it all out. >>> the war in ukraine. the death toll rising from a russian missile strike on an apartment building in dnipro. at least 40 people killed, a dozen missing. while the u.s. is now training ukrainian forces here on american soil. matt gutman on the ground. >>> news on the chilling plane crash in nepal, killing at least 69 people. authorities recovering the black boxes from the crash site. >>> italy's most wanted mafia boss behind bars tonight after 30 years in hiding. >>> back in the u.s., a university of alabama basketball player charged with murder, allegedly firing into a car near campus, killing a woman in the passenger seat. his coach coming before the cameras today. erernen a sllma town in ine tryi tngo guess if their neighbor is amera'ics newest biiollnaire. >> a>nd paygi

gio benitez standing by. >>> also tonight, news just coming in, sources telling abc news documents believed to be classified from when president biden was vice president have now been found at a second location. pierre thomas standing by. >>> dangerous storms across the country. the system that swlam edslammedt west all over again. rob marciano timing all of this out. >>> tonight, the republican party in new york now saying embattled congressman george santos should resign, after being accused of making up most of his life story. tonight, house speaker kevin mccarthy saying santos stays. and will he now get committee assignments? what the house speaker told our rachel scott. >>> the war in ukraine tonight. horrific images coming in from eastern ukraine and the major news tonight involving vladimir putin's top commander. matt gutman in ukraine. >>> the new images emerging tonight. the chilling stabbing spree in paris. at least six people stabbed and injured inside a major train station there. >>> back here at home tonight, buffalo bills star damar hamlin now out of the hospital. >>> the nigh

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want to go back to gio benitez.ntry right now after this major computer failure. the faa issued a nationwide ground stop that's now been lifted. it's going to be slow going for several hours as airlines try to get planes back in the air. we're talking about thousands of flights affected. the president said not even they know what caused this computer outage at the faa. he says there's no evidence of a cyberattack. the department of transportation has launched an investigation. this is a very important computer system. pilots rely on them for information. without those notices they can't take off. abc news learned this problem by gan late last night and turned into a major i.t. issue. the key questions -- what happened and how did it start? no doubt this investigation will go on for quite sometime. michael? >> we hope not much longer, gio, that is one big mess. >>> we turn to the unrelenting storms hitting california leaving more than a dozen people dead and now there's an avalanche risk as the snow piles up. let's g

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gio benitez is here with us on the desk. >> yes. >> so good to see you.to check out janai's instagram. epic trip she's on right now. >> she's enjoying herself. >> she's already posted this morning. we're all a little jealous. >>> we are following a lot of news starting with president biden facing growing questions and new investigations into those classified documents found in his former office and delaware home. >> both the president and the white house remaining silent for the most part on the special counsel probe into the potential mishandling of files. now house republicans are moving to investigate. >>> abc's white house correspondent maryalice parks is on the north lawn with the very latest. hey, maryalice, good morning again. >> reporter: gio, good morning. president biden is back in wilmington, delaware, at his home where those classified documents were found in his garage. the president leaving the white house ignoring questions. >> are you confident you did nothing wrong, mr. president? >> reporter: silence on the news a special counsel was app

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our transportation correspondent gio benitez at laguardia airport with the deals you don't want to miss>> reporter: hey, robin, good morning to you. right now is really a good time to find these deals because fewer people are traveling especially good news if you're in a cold city like we are right now. let's check out some of the deals we're seeing from our friends over at scott's cheap flights. new york to hawaii, 342. l.a. to cabo san lucas, 227. if you want one of those big international trips, l.a. to tokyo, 578, robin, usually more than a 1,000 bucks. keep in mind, those deals we mentioned, all roundtrip. >> okay, i was going to ask you about that. gio, what kind of deals are you seeing for cruises? >> reporter: so, robin, right now is what we call the wave season. lots of good cruise deals out there right now. so check this out this is from cruise critic. three-night bahamas cruise, $119 per peron. four-night baja mexico cruise, $144 per person. now many of these deals will go on for months because this wave season is expected to go further into the string this year. listen, we u

our transportation correspondent gio benitez is at laguardia airport in new york and has those detailsd morning, gio. >> reporter: hey, robin, good morning. yeah, we thought this might be coming. now it's official. southwest is under federal investigation by the department of transportation. now, you'll remember all of those stranded passengers over the holidays, the bags piling up at airports across the country. it was a true travel meltdown for southwest. more than 16,000 flights canceled after a massive winter storm. but industry experts say it was more than just the weather for southwest blaming what they call a dated system. now, the d.o.t. releasing a statement overnight saying it will investigate whether southwest executives engaged in unrealistic scheduling of flights. d.o.t. has made clear to southwest that it must provide timely refunds and reimbursements and will hold southwest accountable if it fails to do so. robin? >> gio, has southwest responded to this yet? >> reporter: they have, robin. overnight they told us this, they sent us this statement, take a look at this. our

gio benitez joins us with how you can protect yourself.o take a gas pump, for example. a criminal may open up this payment terminal and secretly install a device you won't even know is there, but, when you swipe the credit card, they steal all of your data and this morning, right here the secret service actually says skimming is on the rise. watch as a man dressed as a construction worker places what police say is called a skimmer on top of a credit card terminal in a fresno, california convenience store while his partner works to distract the store employee. >> one of them requests assistance from the clerk to go back there and help him out. meanwhile, the second suspect in just a matter of seconds pulls out a skimmer, places it over the point of a transaction area. >> reporter: the skimmer gathering data from unsuspecting customers who swipe their credit card, feeding the information to the suspects who police say they're still looking for. and in watsonville, california, watch as another suspect also quickly attaches a skimmer. police l

gio benitez is at jfk with more. good morning, gio. >> reporter: good morning, george.faa and ntsb have now launched investigations because what happened here at jfk was this close to being catastrophic. a terrifying near-miss at one of the nation's busiest airports just as a delta flight was taking off. air traffic control with the urgent alert. >> delta 1943, cancel takeoff plans. >> rejecting. >> reporter: the delta pilot slamming on the brakes during takeoff when air traffic controllers saw an american airlines plane crossing the wrong runway here at jfk. the dominican republic-bound delta jet believed to be traveling over 100 miles per hour when it came to that sudden stop. brian was one of the passengers on the plane. >> all of a sudden there was a noise, the brakes were activated, all the passengers were thrust forward. there was an audible gasp, maybe even screaming, and then there was total silence. >> reporter: the two planes coming within 1,000 feet of each other. thankfully the delta plane has a slower takeoff rule than other jets. that's the speed it needs

gio benitez is at jfk with the story. good morning, gio. >> reporter: hey, george, good morning. now learning more about what federal investigators may be looking at. first, let's show you again what happened here. a delta 737 was taking off at over 100 miles per hour when an american airlines 777 crossed the wrong runway right in front of it. air traffic control urgently called the pilots telling them to abort that takeoff. they slammed on the brakes coming within a thousand feet of the american plane but then that american plane took off anyway, 20 minutes later. now the question is how did this happen and why was the american plane allowed to take off? it turns out that cockpit voice recorders only keep two hours of audio so that critical confrontation between the pilots is now lost. now, the planes were so close to each other that if that delta plane was a bigger, faster plane, we could have been looking at a real tragedy here. robin? >> we certainly could have been. gio, thank you. >>> now to the water crisis in one arizona community. the taps are dry in rio verde foothills

transportation correspondent gio benitez is at laguardia airport with more.rning, gio. >> reporter: hey, michael, good morning to you. yeah, this was a failure like we've never seen before. and this morning right here we're learning what may have led to it and it appears to be human error. this morning, the faa saying the catastrophic computer outage that led to an aviation meltdown in america was caused by a damaged database file. a senior official telling abc news that file appears to have been a single engineer's mistake during routine maintenance of the critical faa computer system. the engineer reportedly replaced one file with another, not realizing what he had done even after chaos ensued and flights were canceled and delayed from coast to coast. >> when there's a problem with a government system, we're going to own it. we're going to find it and fix it. >> reporter: it took all day for airlines to get planes back in the air. about 9,000 delays, more than a thousand cancellations. >> a lot of frustration. a lot of confusion. >> this is something out of

transportation correspondent gio benitez joins us now with the details including what you can do if yound aren't insured. this is a surprise. good morning, gio. >> reporter: yeah, rebecca, good morning. this really is a surprising story. insurance companies usually want more policyholders, but notwcan. the videos are shocking. car after car stolen, posted on social media as a warning. >> if you drive a kia or a hyundai, i would be on the lookout. >> reporter: now two major insurance companies, state farm and progressive, say they are refusing to write policies for older model hyundais and kias. state farm telling abc news, it became necessary to take action to protect our policyholders and our business. >> it's highly unusual for an auto insurer, even on a temporary basis, to hold off on taking new policyholders based on the vehicle that they're driving. >> reporter: here's the issue. the highway loss data institute found that most 2015 to 2019 kias and hyundais were not equipped with what are called engine immobilizers. essentially the computer chip in the car has to match a computer c

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