the other was 20-year-old christie bradley, married to dale bradley married to a security guard at the kennecott mine and one of his co-workers. no that's when they send someone to check out what's going on. >> christie told police she and bryan had become friends and talked regularly on the phone. >> dale would have christie bring dinner out to him and that's how bryan and christie met, at the job site when she would bring meals out to him. >> when questioned about bryan's disappearance, christie said she was home all day and hadn't seen him. dale said he was off from work and running errands all day. >> dale bradley said he was at the university of utah and when his car broke down he called bill easton, at a local bar here. >> five days after bryan disappeared, his wife, jennifer, discovered a potential clue. >> there were credit card bills i had never seen before. we had not applied for them together. also a phone bill. >> jennifer discovered that bryan was having an affair with christie bradley. >> it was a double whammy to have him missing and then to be hit with such horrifying n

bradley, you're up.] >> it's a shape -- >> tv show. [ laughter ] >> okay. it's a tv show! it's an american tv show. please. you must remember this. i don't watch those. and i am english. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: all right. it's probably american. it probably is an american tv show. >> oh god! okay. three? three words. three words. [ light laughter ] first word. the. yeah. the second word. vampire? vampire -- diaries. >> jimmy: oh, my god! [ cheering and applause ] m♪ oh, my god! you're so multitalented. >> we can do it. we can do it. come on, man. [ cheers and applause ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay. am i gonna get it? all right. it's a movie, yes. [ light laughter ] take your time. take your time, yeah. four words. >> no, five. five. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: come on! hurry up! second word, yes. don't do that, by the way, when emma is here. [ howl ] [ laughter and scattered clappi] >> jimmy: wolf? the wolf of wall street! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> that was good. we did that. we did. >> all right. me

we are familiar with the bradley. lot of people seem to think that the government just calls up and says i want 10 bradleys and deliver them in two weeks. that is not how it works. it takes many years to get the bradley ready for the government, and if we do not keep them in shape, i do not want to send my grandchildren off to a war where they are not covered. host: how many years out or months out does it take before a bradley is put on the production line and throughout the whole system? caller: -- five.to host: three to five years? caller: yes. host: how many can be built at a time? hader: usually they only one or two going at a time. i don't know if there were any others being built at a different plant. host: that is in minnesota? >> yes, no longer. host: what did he do? a hydraulicas assembler, and at the end he was one of the people who was doing a lot of taking the parts off because they could not keep up with the party. out tod take pieces outside vendors to get the they could so that be assembled? host: did

is bradley manning and i said a whistleblower which legally he is. and then the man asked where is bradley manning as if he didn't know and i said in jail and he said yes he's a criminal or something to that effect and it was it to me feel like ok these people are not whistleblowers they're criminals i know it was very. you know finally i just said look i'm a human rights attorney. and i was allowed to eventually go through but it was just a very strange line of questioning and completely inappropriate to be asking about privileged attorney client relationships it is public that i am one of the attorneys representing. snowden however normally the fact of representation is something that can only be revealed with the client's permission so the fact that he's asking about who my clientele is and about my specific attorney client privilege to work matters is inappropriate. and although i maintained a calm demeanor during the questioning as soon as i left i mean i was shaking and i cried it was just it was extremely intimidating and i know there are a fe

bradley, tell her you love her. that was bradley as a man going oh wait. he said it five times.n love with you, i'm in love with you. look at me, i'm in love with you. >> i just said it. >> she buckled which she had never done. >> rose: what's his reaction to that. >> i think multiple things. i can say he felt disoriented. she's so much stronger and smarter and you can't step out and say that's amazing you did that and i still love you. first of all you're smarter than me, i don't like that. second of off i'm confused now you told me before we can't be honest with each other. >> he's now going back in the rolodex and saying wait a second everything that happened in the bathroom, wait that's not real. i have to reassess it all because i'm scared. >> she was ready at that moment. it's bad timing. to me movie is about the fragility of identity. it's every one of us. every one of us constructs an identity that we can change or not. >> rose: which brings me back to you and after huckabee and your son being defined as bipolar. what did you go through for eight years. i can't called it

him, bradley get up.e fine. because heap is, raised by a whole bunch of women. and, little boys raised by a whole bunch of women get babied. i don't want my son to be babied. want him to have toughness about him. the world is tough. you know what i mean? get up. you have to go on anyway. >> i understand where you are coming from. i want to give you a suggestion. it is okay for him to cry. for you to say okay. and address the situationed on mo -- address the situation and move on. your patterns, quick fix, get him on to something else so he stops. it is okay to acknowledge that he is crying, why he is crying, and move on the do you understand? >> definitely understand. >> appreciate you coming in. >> thank you. >> i look to hear insight on what people think about how i am as a father. i am going to give it some thought about it. but i know how to be a father. i have done good with it, you know. >> coming up. off awe oh, man. >> william jones says good-bye to his mentor and hello to life on the outside. >>

what bradley cooper told jennifer lawrence before their big hit this year.diction, even before that dance. >>> good evening and we begin with new information coming in on the capture of that drug lord, known around the world, described as cruel and ruthless and wanted in mexico and right here in the u.s. tonight, abc news is learning one of the keys to tracking down joaquin guzman was his own family. authorities have been tracking their communications, messages between family members, getting closer to his location. leading to this moment right here. mexican marines taking him to the helicopter that would take him to prison. and where did it all end for him? inside this nondescript mexican hotel. abc's gene your justice correspondent pierre thomas picking up the story for us tonight, taking us inside that hotel room. >> reporter: it all ended here in room 401 of the merrimar hotel. not a shot fired. this video released today by mexican authorities showing that messy room in which guzman was finally caught. he was snatched, breakfast still on the stove. an in

turns out she taught bradley to shoot when he was a kid.uring one of his recent slumps she took action. >> she had enough and she came up and was like you got to correct it. >> reporter: family and faith are never far from his heart. in fact, it's tattooed on his arms. he's only 20, but there's a lot of layers to bradley beal, even a lifelong friendship with a famous rapper. is it true nellie used to walk you to school? >> are you tired of telling that story? i can see it in your face. >> no. because a lot of people probably don't believe me when i say it. >> we believe him. beal is averaging 17 points a game up from 15 last year. he's a quiet giant that will play a key role getting the team to the postseason. the wiz looking for their season high fifth straight twin and we'll preview that game coming up. right now it's looking good. >> nellie seems to be the world's biggest fan of bradley beal. >>> they call themselves the mighty tigers and they're pretty fierce, but their passion is not sports. you'll meet members of the first robotics te

plus, we're behind the scenes with oscar nominees bradley cooper and director david o'russell. how did cooper transform from sexiest man alive -- >> anything can happen. >> -- into this. >> i've got people working for me. >> it's the late nest our series "oscar confidential." and app happy. how much would you pay for a company that's not even $5? how about $19 million. we'll tell you what's up with what'sapp. illion. we'll tell you wha >> good evening. and thank for joining us. it started as a peaceful protest in one of europe's busiest capitals. today, it exploded into massive violence and bloodshed. now on the brink of a civil war, at least 70 dead so far and the death toll rising. at issue, should ukraine have closer ties to the u.s. and europe or putin's russia? our team is on the ground and under fire in this fast developing and breaking news story. >> for weeks, that european capital has been the scene of a violent uprising. today, the bloodiest day yet in more than 70 dead and counting. >> we are not terrorist. we are free people who want to live in a good country withou

what bradley cooper told jennifer lawrence, long before the hustle.nelly. >> i'm not supposed to be talking like this, but i don't' care, i'll break the rules. >> reporter: for bradley cooper, breaking rules means balancing megacomedies like "the hangover" series -- >> we're getting married in five hours. >> yeah. that's not going to happen. >> reporter: with high-wire character work that's won him industry acclaim. >> you don't know anything about my marriage, okay, dad? >> reporter: his performance as "american hustle's" fbi man richie dimaso has earned the now 39-year-old a supporting actor nomination, his second oscar nod in as many years. each in collaboration with writer/director david o. russell. in 2011, it was russell who cast cooper for the lead roll in "silver linings playbook" with just days to go before shooting began. >> i thought, you know, i'm not right for this. >> reporter: despite all the parallels to your own life? >> yeah, and i think it was fear. >> everything good? >> uh-huh. i never really cried on film. i never had to do that.

which legally he hands on and abandoning them and ask where is bradley manning. as if he didn't know tom and i said in jail. he said yes he's a crime and all are some things that affect emailing it to me feel like ok these people are not with the words and their current roles. i am and i was very apt he'll find me and said look i'm a human rights attorney. tom and i was allowed to eventually get through for you is just a very strange line of questioning and completely inappropriate to be asking about. privileged attorney client relationships. it is that a and one of the attorneys representing tom sneddon. however normally the fact of representation is something that can only be revealed with the client's permission said the fact that he's asking about her move my clientele is and about my specific attorney client privilege. what matters is an inappropriate time. and although i maintain a calm demeanor. during the questioning as soon as i laughed at him shaking and i cried and it's just a wee is extremely intimidating and i knew there if you act rolls on twitter s

where is bradley manning? to represent bradley manning?- which i would not even be allowed to answer, obviously, because that would be attorney/ client privileged information. in fact, i do not represent him, but it would've put me in a really difficult situation of actually making a false they meant if i did represent him and had to answer a question like that. >> could you talk about the significance of the inhibited persons list? how did you first learn about it and are you in fact on it? graduate or an alumnus of the no-fly list, you are never officially told you're on this list. it is implied and you hear it. apparently, this is some list maintained in great britain, but originally been -- originating from the department of homeland security. that is just what i was able to learn from speaking with other people who have had difficulty getting out of the u.k. my difficulty was getting in. i'm hoping i don't have any difficulty getting out. list, to me,sons is another kind of watch list for meke how ridiculous to be on the no-fly list w

tahman bradley, abc news, washington. >>> the u.s. has fined a foreign airline for how it responded to an accident. three people were killed and dozens injured when this asiana airlines jet clipped a seawall as it tried to land in san francisco last summer. federal authorities say the korean airline was slow to provide information and help to the families of the victims. the fine is $500,000. >>> u.s. prosecutors will have to cool their heels before getting their hands on mexican drug lord joaquin guzman. guzman, also known as el chapo must stand trial in mexico on organized crime charges before any possible extradition to the u.s. guzman is being held of mexico's most secure prison, a move aimed at not repeating his escape in 2001. >>> there are more arrests in a huge disability fraud case linked to 9/11. some of these people in handcuffs are retired police officers and firefighters. they're accused of filing disability claims saying they had psychiatric problems from the 9/11 attacks and other on-the-job trauma. prosecutors say they

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bradley bill will take parent in the three-point shootout. wall was making his first all-star appearance. putting up good numbers in the first half of the season. he's one of the better athletes in the nba. as for his teammate, bradley beale wall, isn't concerned about his performance tonight. in fact wall likes his chances to take event. >> i got brad. you know i got to take brad. and he's got some tough challenge facing his staff. and there was other guys, but i have to go with my teammate there. >> we just enjoyed the whole experience, we're representing the team, representing the city, and represent our family. >> the dunk contest always my favorite event, nba all-star weekend. so we'll see how john wall does tonight. >> nightly news is up next, we'll see you again after the olympics. chilly, windy night, great night to stay home ♪ what is this place? where are we? this is where we bring together the fastest internet and the best in entertainment. we call it the x1 entertainment operating system. it looks like the future! we must have enc

bradley beal will participate in the three-point shoot-out tomorrow night.ose new trophies. to beal will participate in the three-point shoot-out tomorrow night. also john wall will be in the dunk contest as well. >>> let's talk some olympics now. bode miller was one of the few olympic athletes that no one expected to leave sochi empty handed. but so far it's been disappointment for the 36-year-old as he failed to medal once again today. not a lot of love for the combined slalom course for miller. he started off rocky. he came out of the gates. really couldn't execute some of his first few turns as sharply as he wanted to. he told "the washington post" afterwards, quote, i was pretty lousy. bode ended up in sixth place. he was the highest placing american, less than a second from earning the medal. >>> to figure skating, men's free skate. yuzuru hanyu of japan led the way coming in, but he suffered two tough falls during the free skate. hanyu set the record straight in the short program. tonight a disappointing performance that left the door open for america

russell and bradley cooper.m pleased to have them both back at this table. >> nice to be here, charlie. >> let's talk about this movie, "american hustle." when they brought it to you, it was already a script? >> yes, sir. >> ben affleck had looked at it and had another commitment? >> ben is a terrific director, but he decided to make another picture named "argo." i don't know what happened to it. i think it did pretty well. >> i think it got an oscar. [laughter] >> it's terrific. >> i've known that producer since "three kings." i'm looblinging for -- looking for amazing characters, charlie, characters that are dubious and i make the story background, and the people and their emotions in the foreground. >> it is not the nuts and bolts of the scandal, but these people and their relationships. >> yes. >> whatever connection it has to the truth, then there it is. the reality of their lives? >> the bigger truth. my last picture, "silver linings play book" was based on a novel. >> these three movies you have made some

the bradley carries up to ten men. it is meant to get to the field. it is very tight. i have ridden in one. but you can fit a few men and women. >> is that what they need or the capacity to carry more? >> i don't think it comes down to the capacity of the vehicles. they are saying we have these, they are good vehicle and we need to do other things >> kim in toledo, ohio. >> this is tim. >> oh, hi, tim. >> people need to get down to the basic question. we complain about how the debt and then say we can afford the biggest military the world has seen. we have to decide if we want the giant military it is going to be expensive on the taxpayer. if we want to get down to a rationale military we can save a couple dollars. people need to listen to basic questions. >> i think that is the simplest way to look at it is what do we want. those are the tough choices. but not everyone agrees and i think the point we are trying to make is you have three key decision makers: the army saying here is what we want, congress saying you decide what we get and industry is influencing both si

bradley claims that he lost an eye when hernandez shot him outside a club in miami last year. and boston police say bradley was with hernandez when someone inside their s- u-v shot and killed two people in 2012. no charges have been filed >> despite increased security after the shooting at sandy hook elementary school.an associate press analysis finds there's been no real reduction in the number of school shootings in the u-s. there have been at least 11 school shootings this academic year alone. this is in addition to other cases of gun violence, in school parking lots and elsewhere on campus when classes were not in session. experts say the rate of school shootings is statistically unchanged since the mid- to late- 1990s. >> while you were sleeping. two people were killed after a shooting and hostage standoff in russia overnight. a man forced his way into the school in moscow and took 20 students and their teacher hostage. police arrived a short time later and disarmed the man. all 20 children are safe, but a teacher and a police officer were killed. the shooter was a studen

de niro, he was very meticulous just like jennifer and bradley and amay.kously. they want to do something different. seen de niro was very exciting. for him to play a gangster we had never seen before. and he kept saying david, did that really happen. he would call me every day. we based his look on two gangsters, one from miami and one from -- nicky, he was the one who would leave a body on the street because he thought it sent a stronger message. and he said i think we should do the arabic. i said gosh, i don't know about that, bob. it just seems too crazy to me. but that's what makes it. he memorized it. he said i'm going to learn it, i'm going to learn it. he took great pain in learning all that arabic. and he loved being unbilled in the picture. and we loved seeing audiences be surprised. in berlin, you could see audiences kind of start itering. wait a minute, is that robert de niro. then they burst into spontaneous applause. to see all the actors there stunned. and now they're in much deeper than they were. as this thing exploded sideway, it went int

to call him precocious is an understatement, as our own ed bradley found out in 1996. >> bradley: bute you think you could do something about it? >> kielburger: originally, i didn't think i could, really. but the only way we're going to ever find out is try. so after doing some research, i just walked to my classmates and said, "listen, i read this article. here's a problem. this is what i know"-- which, at that point, was not very much-- and asked, "who wants to help?" >> pelley: turned out 11 friends wanted to help. with no money to start with, no wealthy parents or early backers, they met in his living room and started a charity called "free the children." >> bradley: why you? >> kielburger: why not? if... if everyone in the world could say, "why me?" then nothing ever would be accomplished. why me? because i've met those children. because i've seen them. because i read the story of iqbal masih. why not me? >> pelley: in the 1990s, kielburger wanted to free children from slavery. so he went to asia, recruiting activists and government authorities to bust child sweatshops and sex tr

in the three-point shootout contest, bradley beal advanced the finals against marco belinelli.finals, bill struggled to start, needed to hit every ball in this last rack to tie, and that is exactly what he did. he forced the tiebreaker. but in that tiebreaker, it was belinelli showing bill how to do it. bradley beal, unfortunately, falls short in three-ball contest. but john wall, congratulations. he won the slam dunk contest. never thought i would say john wall would be your slam dunk champion. >> the trophy was bigger than him. >> it was. all it took was that one dunk. it was great. >> oh, man. i need a shot of that vodka, some of the russians have. that was awful. >> yeah, that was bad. >> a great game, though. but, you know, unfortunately - >> what a way to end it. that's our news for tonight. more nbc olympics coverage is up next. have a great night.

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tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- bradley cooper. musical guest, tim mcgraw. and featuring, the legendary roots crew. and here he is, jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you very much. thank you very much. welcome, everybody.

>> bradley cooper?>> hot shot casting director carey barden worked on "august osage county" and "dallas buyers club." his films have an actor nominated in every category this year. >> you are in rare form today. >> i'm just truth telling. >> there's something about movie stars that make you want to be around them. but there's also a charisma. like a kennedy. >> reporter: talent plus charisma equals clooney. right? >> when you look at george clooney's box office as a movie star, he's not at brad pitt's level. even adam sandler's level. >> really? >> yeah. he does not open movies the way those other stars do. but he projects our sort of best ideal of what we think a movie star should be. >> reporter: but if clooney's name is attached a movie will always get made. >> looking good, man. >> reporter: i say a-list, but they say successfully opening a blockbuster movie as the marquee name is another crucial benchmark for the a-list. christian bale has done it with "batman." he's made it. could have made it on

bradley cooper was there. robert junior was there.his is you guys hanging around and you are all friends and you decide to do something altogether? >> that is part of filmmaking. i went through a struggling. -- struggling keyword rich i to make "the fighter." bob deniro came back. it inspires me. we work together. i said, let's take another risk. let's do something you've never seen before. let's see something that exhilarated people. >> itself like there is a real component of teamwork to all of this. >> it is nice. it is a character-these cinema. intense andbe very nonstop. you have to make it for the heart. everybody loves that spirit. >> you are doing, and you say, you are who use it you are. you come in with a cast like the one you had in american hostile hustle," and you say you want to make this movie. i imagine people are very responsive in a way that he did not see when you came up with the first film a few years ago. >> it is fascinating. i find all this fascinating. --make character-80's cinema cinema, it isd not an action

here's abc's tahman bradley. >> reporter: the northeast can't catch a break. another monster storm ravaged the new england coast. some areas more than a foot of snow. and whiteout conditions from 50-mile-per-hour winds. 14,000 homes and businesses lost power. residents are screaming, enough already. >> i hate it. i wish it was done. >> reporter: in milwaukee, crews are now using sand on side streets, trying to conserve what little salt they have left. >> if this winter doesn't break, we're going to start running out. it's kind of a scary situation to go through. >> reporter: out west, the problem, avalanches. two more skiers found dead on sunday, swept away in this powerful snowslide. since february 8th, at least ten people have died in avalanches. the mountain regions of the northwest are bracing for seven feet of snow this week, raising the danger of more avalanches. tahman bradley, abc news, washington. >>> and now for a look at the rest of the nation's weather. another 2 to 7 inches of snow expected tonight from the great lakes into pennsylvania and new yo

>> all right, tahman bradley, live in washington, thank you. just down the street from where tahman is. another look at washington. the white house. one of the few federal offices that will be open today in washington. kind of looks like a snow globe or a christmas card. >> kind of does, doesn't it? >>> let's find out where else the snow is falling. >> accuweather meteorologist mark mancuso joins us live. man, oh, man, it's coming down. >> it's pouring snow across the i-95 corridor here. new york city, southward to philly, around the baltimore, washington, area. already reports about 10 inches of snow around towson in maryland. so it's really coming down. we're going from shivering to shoveling in the northeast. the snow worked its way up into southern new england. it's snowing in providence. that snow will arrive in boston for the morning commute. along the coast, we are seeing a changeover to rain here. the frozen precipitation working westward. richmond, after about 3 or 4 inches of snow, some freezing rain. we're starting to see a mix now t

abc's tahman bradley has the latest. >> reporter: forecasters warn this latest storm pounding the south could be catastrophic. the snow and ice could cripple some cities. in texas, icy roads caused spinouts. at least four people died in traffic accidents. from alabama to north carolina, authorities warn people to stay home. >> our goal is to be overprepared and hopefully underwhelmed by the storm. >> reporter: some got the message on their cell phones and answering machine. >> now is the time to prepare for this storm. >> reporter: along i-75 trucks moving past this weigh station were given flyers warning of the coming storm. officials are also bracing for widespread power outages. a half an inch of ice or more could bring down trees knocking out power to thousands. >> this is one of mother nature's worst kinds of storms that can be inflicted on the south. and that is ice. it is our biggest enemy. >> reporter: in atlanta, an army of utility trucks are standing by ready to respond while the national guard prepares for possible evacuations. officials are leaving nothing to chance after th

abc's tahman bradley has more. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: jubilation outside arizona's capital after word of governor jan brewer's decision to veto the bill spread. >> i call them like i see them despite the cheers or the boos from the crowd. >> reporter: the moment captured by this photo released overnight on the governor's twitter account. 1062 caused a firestorm of controversy and set off a national debate. the bill would have allowed arizona businesses the right to refuse to serve gay people on religious grounds. >> the bill is broadly worded and could result in unintended and negative consequences. >> reporter: supporters argued the bill would protect religious freedom. >> we want for people to be able to have their belief systems respected. >> reporter: opponents said it invited discrimination. >> what it's going to take for us to really have discussions about promoting equal rights for all members of our community. >> reporter: the defeat of 1062 is the latest victory for supporters of gay rights and another sign of a changing nation, one that's becoming more tolerant, b

bradley beal the ball misses the jumper. marcin gortat with the follow and that will take us to our first overtime. 25 seconds in o.t. down two again. john wall drives, finger roll into the basket to tie it up. off to the second o.t. game tied final seconds bradley beal driving, gets the bucket to go for what would have been an incredible game winner, but the refs wave it off too late. triple overtime. former terp greivis vasquez tripped by john wall takes it down the court. martell webster underneath for the easy bucket. wiz win their fifth straight, this one a thriller 134-129. >>> capitals in their first post sochi game visiting the florida panthers, 3rd period game tied. martin erat pushes it ahead for mike green, one on one, tim thomas incredible save even though he's on his back. how would alex ovechkin respond after struggling in russia? how about this? the go ahead goal. caps beat the panthers 5-4. >>> georgetown trying to work their way into the ncaa tournament. they're on that bubble. 1st half this would help, mark

tahman bradley, abc news, washington. >> and before that midwest snow extreme cold. they are bundling up in chicago where it could hit minus 4 in morning. breaking a record in one of its coldest winters ever. >> there will be no relief from those brutal temperatures any time soon. for more on this deep freeze and the california storm we turn to accuweather meteorologist jim dickey. >> good morning, john and marci. brutal cold holding on. many spots going to challenge records here through the early morning hours. these are your expected lows here. those would be on the left. on the right, the record. detroit, pittsburgh, cleveland, all challenging if not breaking records here, chicago is likely setting a new record for the day. a new storm system moving into california is bringing moisture here and we'll see torrential rainfall likely leading to flooding as we go today toward san diego. john and marci, back to you. >> jim, thank you. >>> canada a blinding snow squall causing a massive pileup. nearly 100 cars and trucks slamming into each other. they couldn't see for m

manning then the man asked where is bradley manning and i said in jail and he said yes he's a criminal and although i maintained a calm demeanor during the questioning as soon as i left i mean i was shaking and i cried i was just it was extremely intimidating. and coming up here right now a look at how drug companies are being accused of crazing the illnesses that medicines kill and disturbing report is next. transit route to vnukovo report your best way to the heart of mosco. i just first state of the city address new york mayor bill de blasio said that he would put forward legislation for the city to issue special municipal identification cards to undocumented immigrants he summed up his feelings by saying to all my fellow new yorkers who are undocumented i say new york city is your home too and we will not force any of our residents to live their lives in the shadows yeah that sounds nice but the reason these illegal immigrants live their lives in the shadows is because they immigrated illegally why should new yorkers bend over backwards for illegal criminal immigrants this is the s

john and marci. >> all right, tahman bradley live in washington. thank you. >>> two former navy s.e.a.l.s have been found dead on the cargo ship made famous after it was hijacked by somali pirates five years ago. the men were working as security officers on the "maersk alabama," but police are not saying how they died. former troops are often used to protect ships from pirate attacks. the film "captain phillips" starring tom hanks was inspired by the hijacking of the "maersk alabama." >>> well, in colorado another delay in the aurora movie theater murder trial. a judge has ordered another mental exam for suspect james holmes. holmes has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity on charges that he murdered 12 people and tried to kill many more. >>> new fallout this morning in the miami dolphins bullying scandal. the team has fired offensive line coach jim turner and head athletic trainer kevin o'neill. an investigation found both men played roles in the harassment instigated by guard richie incognito and two teammates. their main target, tackle jonat

john and marci. >> all right, tahman bradley, live in washington. thank you. >>> and it's snowing again here in new york city after rain and even lightning last night. another 1 to 3 inches is expected on top of the foot of snow yesterday. >> and i heard that thunder last night. really something. all right. we'll get the complete forecast now from accuweather meteorologist jim dickey. jim. >> good morning, john and marci. our storm system departing here, snow will slowly come to an end, still some heavy snow from new york city north and eastward through these early morning hours, but as the morning progresses storm moves into canada, the snow comes to an end not before many spots picked up well over a foot of snow from bangor through new york city down on towards philadelphia, d.c., baltimore. now, unfortunately, another storm on the heels of this that will bring another burst of heavy snowfall to new england headed on through saturday. john and marci, back to you. >> all right, thanks, jim. stay with abc news as the storm finally makes its way out.

tahman bradley, abc news, washington. >> so the cold will return, but what about today? yesterday's severe storms now in the east. light snow in the northern rockies but blowing snow and limited visibility in the upper midwest. >> highs in the pacific northwest will be in the 40s and around 80 in the southwest. chicago and detroit won't get much above freezing and just 15 degrees in minneapolis. >>> in northern california, a former indian tribal leader under arrest accused of killing four people, seriously wounding two others. police say that happened during a hearing about whether to evict the woman and her son from the home. she suddenly opened fire then after running out of ammunition, she grabbed a butcher knife and started stabbing at people before she ran away covered in blood. >>> two men charged with viciously beating a san francisco giants fan into a coma are now pleading guilty. bryan stow was left permanently brain damaged and needs full time care after the parking lot attack at dodger stadium three years ago. as part of the plea deal, louis sanchez and marvin

tahman bradley has more. >> reporter: this 24-year-old, 6'2", 260-pound college football star is set to make history. michael sam is expected to become the nfl's first openly gay player. the defensive end talked about his sexuality with espn's "outside the lines." >> i came to tell the world i'm an openly proud gay man. >> how does it feel to say those words to the world? >> it's a load off my chest. >> reporter: his decision to come out is bold. he's expected to be chosen in the early rounds of the nfl draft this may, entering a league with an extremely macho culture and a history of homophobic controversies. analysts say the team that drafts sam will face unusual challenges. >> he's bringing baggage into your locker room. so, when you think about michael sam, all of a sudden, can the players handle the media attention that they're going to get? >> reporter: current and former nfl players applauded sam's courage. hall of famer deion sanders tweeting michael sam is not the first gay player in the nfl. he's the first to come out. let's show him love like a family member. truth. and fr

that's bradley beal going for the win. it falls. but guess what? it doesn't count. the clock, it expired. man, that was a buzz kill, right? triple overtime game. first time in 39 years for this franchise. and john wall at the defense at the end here giving it to trevor ariza with the flush. great d at the end of the game. gave the wizards the lead for good. thank you, guys, for the applause. it means a lot to them. they go on to win, 134-129. >> it's hard to put this game into words. i mean, there were november so many changes of emotion,s up and downs. but, you know, our guys gutted it out. that's a gutsy win for us. and both teams played good. it's just one of those games. you hate to see one of them lose. >> he is exciting fellow. down a level, georgetown visiting marquette. it's a big east matchup. first half, one-point georgetown lead. to marquell starks, the three ball going. in georgetown up 4 going into the half. second half, marquette now lead big five. it's smith. devonte gardner in the post. 26 points on the night they could not handle him. they lose by o

we start our coverage this morning with abc's tahman bradley. >> reporter: this relentless winter is set to deliver another blow. the forecast across the south calls for a dangerous mix of snow and ice. in georgia the storm is expected to dump more snow than the 2 inches that paralyzed atlanta two weeks ago. >> i just hope that we don't get in the same mess we did last time. >> reporter: georgia officials were blamed for not anticipating the last storm, which left thousands trapped in cars and children stuck in schools. this time the governor is not taking any chances and has already declared a state of emergency. >> we are making every effort to be prepared for these events, and i would simply say that we should all individually use extreme caution. >> reporter: north carolina residents are also gearing up. snow shovels are flying off store shelves. >> we sold everything we could get our hands on. >> reporter: across the u.s. there's big worry about icy roads. 26 people were hospitalized when thousands of families who have been in the dark for a week. >> this has been the longest. t

abc's tahman bradley starts our coverage from washington. >> reporter: overnight another winter storm unleashed its fury across the midwest, howling winds, ice and snow. some areas got 1 to 3 inches per hour. >> i think it's ridiculous. i think we should have spring already coming around. i hate this weather. >> reporter: whiteout conditions in parts of iowa and wisconsin. 15 semis and 40 cars were involved in this wreck on i-94 in michigan. in illinois, thundersnow. in chicago, there's so much snow on the ground, the snowbanks are now taller than cars. >> i'm getting tired of it because it's been going on forever. >> reporter: across new england, crews are racing to get salt to towns desperately in need. >> we probably added about 200,000 or 300,000 tons into our normal shipment. >> the price is on and you have to get the ships out. >> reporter: some cities have brought in bulldozers and trucks to remove heaps of snow that the plows can't get, and all this is creating another problem for homeowners, ice dams. >> the neighbors from the gutter and we're trying to get the ice up. >> rep

tahman bradley is live in lower manhattan with the latest. good morning, tahman. >> reporter: marci and john, good morning to you both. this is the apartment where the oscar-winning actor was found dead by his friends and police. it was an apparent drug overdose. today, the search for answers in the sudden death of actor philip seymour hoffman. the results of a medical exam should be revealed later today. overnight, fans brought flowers. to this manhattan memorial. >> sad. he was a bright light. >> terrible. he was too young. way too young. he's so talented. >> reporter: police say they found him unresponsive, lying on the bathroom floor of his apartment. a law enforcement official tells abc news a syringe was found in hoffman's arm, and there were envelopes of suspected heroin at the scene. reactions pouring in from around the world. >> we lost one of the greats one of the greats. very, very sad. >> it's a shame. who knows what he would have been able to do? >> reporter: in may of last year, he admitted he spent ten days in rehab recently be

>> tahman bradley live in new york city. hang in there, buddy. thank you. >> oh, goodness. >>> more than 2,000 flights have already been delayed or canceled today. >> accu meteorologist jim dickey tells us who is facing the worst of the storm today. >> good morning, john and marci. after dumping nearly a foot of snow in many locations across the nation's midsection, a storm system now moving into the northeast here today bringing widespread heavy snowfall, a mixed bag of precipitation here too, ice and sleet. these areas marked in pink, boston, new york city, back into philadelphia. some soaking rain by the coast and as far as accumulations are concerned, we are looking for an area of more than a foot of snow just to the north of boston into northeastern p.a. with a wide area of 6 to 12 inches expected. john and marci, back to you. >> all right, jim, thank you. >>> new this morning, police have arrested four people as they hunt for the dealer who supplied drugs to philip seymour hoffman. those four are likely to be charged with selling heroin. th

up for their second big welterweight found in las vegas undefeated american bradley beat thirty five year old hockey out in a gritty fight off the screen traversal split decision almost two years ago five independent judges were hired to rescore retired on video and all five favored packie have asked for a rematch and offered by spike is pretty direct with thick trees last year they intend to leave the rink was no doubt it's time now. that aggressiveness and. you know i have that but sometimes i. have my opponent so that's why but this this fight he. gave it. meanwhile world heavyweight boxing champion vladimir klitschko will defend his five titles against australia alex lay a pike in germany on april the twenty sixth. i think that she is. very very motivated as much as i've heard from him i'm going to have a press conference next week week with him so i will experience more of him. and i'm looking forward to any charge he's a perfect each for heavyweight i think he's thirty four thirty thirty four so he's solid fighter experience to him where there is going to be in the rink i'm goi

boxing and with just over two months to go manny pacquiao and timothy bradley are gearing up for their second big w.b.i. welterweight bout in las vegas undefeated american bradley research a five year old back out in the ricky fight and offer a controversial split decision almost two years ago five independent judges rescored the bat on video and all five packie out the w.b. i asked for a rematch and off of both fighters boosted their record with victories last year they intend to leave the ring is no dance this time. and aggressiveness and. you know i have that but. i. had my opponent so that's why but this this five here talents are at the door dead so i will give it. while the world heavyweight boxing champion demeo klitschko will defend his five titles against australian alex layer pie in germany on april twenty sixth. i think that she is. very very motivated as much as i've heard from him i'm going to a press conference next week week with him so i will experience more him. and i'm looking forward to any charge he's a perfect age for heavyweight i think he's thirty four thirty fou

bradley claims hernandez shot him in the face last year.r shot and killed two people in boston. no comment on any of this from hernandez. also charged with murdering odin loyd last year and has pleaded not guilty. >> nelson man del's estate is worth more than $4 million. the money will go to his family, stafferes, schools, and the african national congress, the antiapartheid organization that mandela led. >> the executors say the will does not mention mandela's first wife, winnie. >> there is breaking news now on fox news channel. we have been keeping a close eye on the dow jones industrial average and the news keeps getting worse. we're off two percentage points on the session and down 323. we haven't had this big a one-day drop in a long time. the bigger picture is more disturbing. down 7% since the first of eyear, which is historic of recent years. 7%. we're in pullback territory, correction territory was hit at 10%. i suggest you just don't look at the 401k today. look at the snow coming down in new york city. man alive. it's not sticki