might be carnegie hall.t's not what the story is about. it's about students at stoneman douglas high school taking stage at carnegie hall yesterday. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ >> now, the school's band earned that slot at the new york wind band festival before last month's shooting. students say playing music is helping them heal from the tragedy and as you know, 17 people died in that school shooting. >> what a talented school. they also win broadcast awards for their journalism program. they're incredible. >>> the food and drug administration approved a fail-in test for breast cancer. it will be offered for $199. it detects 3 of 1,000 mutations in breast cancer genes. women who have the genes have a ha to 85% chance of developing breast cancer. you might recall angelina jolie documented her mast tekt tomo owe. >>> fico reports that debit card fraud was up last year. that is less than the 70% rise we saw in 2016, but it is sill concerning. fico says the number of hacked atms and merchant card readers also rose in 2017. fico

tonight they performed at carnegie hall in new york city, and honor.>> we are playing for people that lost. >> i feel so many things just coming out of me when i play music, it's being pulled out of us from our hearts a lot more now. a lot of us have friends, one of my best friends.>> it hold us together and allows us to express. >> i just want to show that music can overcome anything and it really can help in any situation. >>> an engine cover was lost in mid flight.>>> and we are tracking the next round of potentially wet weather, we will have more details after the break. >>>, and early-morning surprise. see what's amends all right outside his bedroom window. i we worked with pg&eof to save energy because wenie. wanted to help the school. they would put these signs on the door to let the teacher know you didn't cut off the light. the teachers, they would call us the energy patrol. so they would be like, here they come, turn off your lights! those three young ladies were teaching the whole school about energy efficiency. we actually saved $50,000. and that's just one school, two sem

and had already sorted into three categories of loss and religion and civics and a engagement at carnegie hall call an evening with justice antonin scalia in which he agreed to an interview before a live audience to answer any question i might put to him in a two hour presentation process would be given to legal aid so the gift would not be publicized in advance so beginning of performance at carnegie hall he told me brian when i agreed to edit his speech the important thing is we continue working together this memoir is undertaken in the spirit to make good on that commitment although death and they life it doesn't end a friendship. and of paragraph. so that was my tip to sum up the man and there are wonderful volume edits by his son christopher and it is an excellent book smaller than what we were planning with the three volumes. so i thought i would share with you the exuberant phone call to illustrate the joy he was sometimes expressed and the freudians within fall to be in that philosophy in that package one -- in the passage and then we will take questions at the end possibly if we have

our performances at the kennedy center for performing arts in 2008 we were both eager to go to carnegie hall. he told me when i agreed to edit his speeches, the important thing is that we continue working together. this memoirs undertaken in the spirit of making good on that commitment. death ends a life but doesn't end a friendship. end of paragraph. so that was my attempt to sum up the man. the speeches edited by his son christopher is an excellent book. smaller than what we were planning about three volumes but just a first draft. so i thought i would share with you the exuberant phone call to illustrate the joy that he would sometimes express and then the freudian slip and fall, you get a little bit of legal philosophy in that package and then we are going to take questions at the end. could possibly if we have time share with you the very dramatic near breakup. it was a breakup and reconciliation which was quite extraordinary. but first, let's hear the exuberant phone call. we wrote a book called making your case. you are watching photographs of us on the screen, that is actually the tw

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this is them rehearsing for the biggest performance of theirs lives, a concert at carnegie hall. >> we'reited to perform together and we talk about how much we're going to cry at the end of the performance. >> reporter: the school was chosen to participate in the wind band festival last june. now the performance happens to come just three weeks after they lost 17 of their classmates and teachers in the worst high school shooting in u.s. history. ♪ >> it definitely gives the trip a new meaning. now we're playing for people that we've lost. >> reporter: ethan kaminski is a 15-year-old freshman trumpet player. he and most of the members of the group survived the shooting together. >> in the back of the band room, everybody was in tight spaces. it all happened so fast. >> reporter: ethan considers himself lucky because he had his dad in the room. mr. kaminski is the band director. >> i just thank god he was with me. it allowed me to be calm and focused for the other kids that were with me. >> reporter: the band lost two members that day, a 14-year-old tropical storm bone playe14-year guard. a

. >> a band from margery douglas stoneman high school will perform tuesday at carnegie hall. >>> and the parkland students and their community are getting a dose of compassion from the flyers on their florida road trip. >> this is really cool. the defenseman invited members of the stoneman douglas hockey team. the gunman killed 17 people at the school last month. he attended the school for two years. you can see him hanging out with the kids after the game. >> it's the least i could do. again, i got to thank the panthers for setting it up and the flyers for going with it. and obviously it's just something to take their minds off. they've had a rough couple weeks here. >> call it the ghost, flyers lost. >>> happening tonight eagles season ticket holders will get the first chance to view the official super bowl film from nfl films. the birds will host a special watch party. eagles safety chris geragos will be there to give a little chalk talk to the guests. >>> and one month after their super bowl victory the eagles are looking at their roster to see if certain players either stay or g

a special performance at carnegie hall. students took center stage yesterday. ♪ >> the school's band won its slot in the new york win it helps them heal from the tragedy. 17 people died in the shooting. >>> the food and drug administration has approved a mail-in home test for breast cancer. 23 and me will offer the test for $199. it detects just three of 1,000 mutations in breast cancer genes. women who have the mutations have a 45 to 85% of developing breast cancer. you might recall angelina jolie documented her double mastectomy in "the new york times" after testing positive for a similar mutation. 23 and me plans to offer tests for other harmful mutations in the future. >>> fico reports that debit card fraud was up 10 prs last year. less less than the rise in 2016 but still concerning. fico says the number of hacked atms and merchant card readers raised. they advise you to stay away from an atm where it doesn't look quite right or the card doesn't enter the machine smoothly and to check transactions on your accounts freq

. ♪ ♪ >>> students from florida's marjory stoneman douglas high school performed at carnegie hall in york city tuesday. the performance came nearly three weeks after the shooting massacre at the school. the students were one of six high school bands to play at the historic iconic venue. it was scheduled before the shooting took place. >>> and miami heat guard dwyane wade made a surprise visit to marjory stoneman douglas high school. the cafeteria erupted in cheers yesterday when wade walked in. one of those stunts killed, joaquin oliver, 17 years old, was a huge fan of lebron james and wore his jersey. wade told them he was inspired by all of them. >>> an anonymous winner of the powerball makes donations to charities, and a mistake leads to the death of an officer. "the kansas city star" reports 911 led police officers to the wrong home. the mistake led to one of the officers being shot and killed. the authorities say the cops were sent to the wrong address in clinton, missouri, 20 miles from where the 911 call actually came from. three officers entered the house tuesday night and a

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perform at carnegie hall. >> we are going to perform at carnegie hall. >> in how many hours? >> yes. >> thank you. good luck. >> thank you. >> so awesome. let's take a look at the weather going on across the country. we are looking at the storm system moving into the plains especially later sunday into monday. this will turn into a system that might bring snow to the northeast by the time we get to monday. yes, once we get to early april. we will see the potential for accumulating snow in the plains on sunday. today, snow across northern wisconsin and moving to michigan. we could see 8 you see. >>> good saturday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. i love this view. we have a very shallow layer of fog rolling across san francisco and hugging the coastline. it's at about 500 feet or less. so really low in the atmosphere, but will bring about some slight cooling for today and reach up to 70 degrees for the afternoon once that fog clears. a mix of sun and clouds. 68 degrees tomorrow. and for first pitch for the giants' home opener, 67 degrees with some sunshine. >>> and that's

. >> the stoneman douglass high school band is performing at carnegie hall in new york city today.housands signed a petition for a national holiday. >> a petition has 85,000 signatures now, it says let's get a national holiday for billy graham, he preached the gospel to more people and live audiences than anyone else in history so there's a lot of support for national holiday for this national treasure. >> thank you for joining us, appreciate it as always, time is half past the top of the hour and the midterms in a few hours, voters in texas will head to the polls how will this primary election shape what is to come? our next guest is the outcome could be a major wake-up call for republicans. >> if you don't know what it is like here you go, teach your child listen, you don't have to kill you don't have to beat them but sometimes it sucks rhythm. >> we will explain, the father who makes his son run to school in the rain. mixed reaction pouring in online. my name is jeff sheldon, and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it's great when you see a hundred orde

it was good to see them on stage. >> carnegie hall. >> very nice, very nice.'s time to show you some of this morning's headlines. the hill reports white house counselor kellyanne conway was found to have violated the hatch act. she broke the law prohibited government officials to influence political campaigns. the watchdog said conway went on tv twice to discuss the candidates in last year's alabama senate race. the white house said conway was not advocating for or against any particular candidate. >>> cbs affiliate wbbj reports a father forced his 10-year-old son to run a mile in the rain after he was kicked off the bus for bullying. he published it on facebook. the boy says he deserved it. >> i thought i was about to die. >> what did he say? >> i know. we need sub titles there. some parents experts say it perpetrated bullying. they call it old school simple parenting. i'dew what experts think. >> is public humiliation a good thing. the father said he's had no problems out of his son since. so some could say it works. hi son was wheezing and said i thought i

from marjory stoneman douglas high school will perform tuesday at new york city's pruteestigious carnegie hall. >>> hollywood honored a whimsical cold war film with top prize. gary oldman won best actor for his performance as winston churchhill in darkest hour. and lower marion's own kobe bryant won an award for best short fillm. >> i feel petter than winning the championship. i swear i do. >> and bryant has recently gone on ord as saying it served as validation he say more than just a basketball player. pasek won an honor last year. >> mcdormand asked all the nominated women to stand during her acceptance speech. she also called for inclusion writers. mcdormand said this was a moment that marked permanent change. >> we're not going back. so the whole idea of women trending, though. no trending. african-americans trending, no, no trending. it changes now. >> this was mcdormand's second career oscar win. >> let's check in with our friends craig melvin and hoda kotb for a preview. good morning, guys. >> and good morning to you guys. we have a lot coming up on "today." we're going to have a lot m

and then i did it at carnegie hall, which is also not cheap. and then i finished it in december.own which is more reasonable. so my friends could come to that. >> seth: yeah. [ applause ] >> so this time around, my new show is call "legal immigrant." so there's some topical issues there. and so i'm doing it -- i can't believe they let me. so, i do 8:45 -- this is in june. the 8:45 show at the cafe carlisle. the swanky uptown one, and then at the midnight show at joe's pub. >> seth: oh, that's fantastic. so twice a night? >> yeah, twice a night. [ applause ] because i'm a downtown -- i'm a downtown boy living in an uptown world. [ light laughter ] >> seth: yeah. people have often said that about you. so your show again premiering this on sunday. >> yeah. >> seth: and, you know, one of the exciting things about a premiere is you obviously want to get a good rating and there's a thing in television with your lead-in is very important. because if that does a big rating, then hopefully you will do a big rating. >> fingers crossed. our lead-in is "60 minutes." we go on after "60 minute

i was doing specials and carnegie hall and getting nominated for this and that, but i still wasn't med i'm a drug addict, whoa, man, i just felt like great. >> to be honest with you, really, in the day and age we live in now, if someone comes up to you and says, you might be clinically depressed, the proper response is thank you, thank you very much. that means i'm awake. >> i thought that stand-up comics had some higher purpose, and i was trying to work through things, and i was trying to find some truths and frame them in a way that would be new and exciting for me and then for the audience that would be moving through that stuff together. >> once, when i was at life's lowest ebb and i felt like no one would ever love or accept me, i thought i'd kill myself. and i checked into a motel room in the middle of nowhere, and i was lying there in the dark when all of a sudden there was a warm glow of light and i looked up and christ was standing over me like this. and i looked up at him, and he looked down at me. and finally he spoke and said, gilbert, am i fat? >> i always think of those

. >>> a special performance at carnegie hall. took center stage yesterday from stoneman douglas high school. ♪ ♪ >> aren't they great? the band won its slot in the new york wind band festival before last month's shooting. students say playing music helps them heal from the tragedy. of course, you remember 17 people died in the shooting. >>> the northeast is getting rocked by a major winter storm right now. how we're feeling the impact here. >>> america, we need to talk. apparently you have a drunk online shopping problem. some surprising numbers about what we are spending while under the influence. >>> you're looking live at the big >> announcer: the abc 7 storm impact scale. today's storm is level 1. that means light rain. keep an umbrella handy. stay up to date on the abc 7 news app. download it now. >>> we're back at 6:42. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. let's take care of the kids this morning with the school day forecast. it's cloudy this morning. don't put the heavy jacket on. tempe

the symphony will perform at kar carnegie hall. >> morning joe starts right now. >> nunberg took overar chase. he was on msnbc at 2:45. cnn at 3:30 and cnn again at 4:00. i believe at 5:00 he called in to hgtv to incriminate himself on flip or flop. i'm pretty sure after mueller gets through with him it's going to be flip. >> okay. so when it comes to emotional outbursts over the russia probe, sam nunberg is giving the president a run for his money in a series of head swining -- >> what was that -- >> actually i was really concerned. >> i was transfixed. >> i was concerned. the former trump aide said among other things that he was defying a subpoena from the special counsel and that it would be funny if they arrested him. >> see, that's the first thing. >> i mean, i've said this before. as a late -- you'll remember the late jim croece. you don't spit into the wind and you don't defy a subpoena by robert mueller the iii. >> this was the dumbest thing. >> the man has taken this painful national tragedy and spun it into -- >> he might have been under the influence. >> don't know about th

this is carnegie hall. >> no more war.ild-up of the force because we think that anything that's built up like this is liable to be used. >> a democratic convention is about to begin in a police state. there just doesn't seem to be any other way to say it. >> the people of chicago and its mayor are proud to welcome a great political gathering of americans who come here to shape the future of a nation. and as long as i'm mayor of this town, there will be law and order in chicago. [ applause ] >> the two men who most still believe this is all about arrived in chicago today to begin their final drive for delegate votes. >> most of us were saying it just wasn't politically possible for mccarthy to overcome those who were pledged to humphrey. so there clearly needed to be another force. >> arriving now, senator george mcgovern of south dakota. >> mcgovern got into the race because there was a big hole in the anti-war side. and, you know, bobby kennedy had a lot of delegates. >> mccarthy said he didn't believe mcgovern had enough

♪[music] >> several months ago the florida high school's wind orchestra was invited to play at carnegie hallon valentine's day many of the students were in the school's music room participating, practicing for their new york city performance when a gunman shot and killed three staff members and 14 students, including a trombone player who played in the wind orchestra. they resumed rehearsals a week ago. they say the music is helping them heal after the tragedy. >> it definitely gives this trip a new meaning. now we're playing for people that we lost. >> i feel so many things coming out of me when i play music. it definitely is being pulled out from us, from our hearts no you. >> music is the thing that allows us to express in the most pure way that we can. >> the musicians received a standing ovation for their performance last night. and the students from the other schools that performed also last night gave the stoneman douglas high school t-shirts with the slogan we band together. >> very nice. >>> coming up on mornings on 2 the 9, boy, a payment mess. tens of millions of dollars in unpaid

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happening today students from marjory stoneman douglas high school will perform at new york's carnegie hallhe school's wind symphony arrived at jfk over the weekend. they will perform this afternoon at the 2018 new york wind festival. the band was one of six schools in the nation chosen to perform at the prestigious venue. obviously the high school thrust into the spotlight on valentine's day when a gunman opened fire killing 17 people. >>> if you are a fan of the hbo show big little lies this may be an opportunity for you. the award winning tv series holding an open casting call in monterey. it's this saturday from 10:00 to 4:30 at the embassy suites in sea side. auditioners are being asked to bring a 3 by 5 photo of yourself, a pen and great attitude. that's something you should always have. >>> north bay high school theater group is getting a huge lift thanks to the new nbc series "rise." >> the american canyon drama department received $20,000 yesterday, half came from money raised by a special screening in napa for the new theater inspired show "rise." the car damon gillespie showed up

york not far from the morgan library was investment maker for andrew carnegie and other, we have carnegie hall and wonderful museum and so this brings us to these are the leaders of the steel industry and there was a famous strike lockout in 1892 in homestead pennsylvania just south of pittsburgh. there was a strike and frick with carnegie making itself delivery scarce public as to not take responsibility, argument to europe so they brought in pinkerton stood break the strike and the strikers started shooting the pinkerton is on ferries coming down the river. the government brought in the national guard. the union very badly lost the strike and then how the union was innocent broken and conditions got bad with workers working 12 12 hours a day 13 ds in a row. then they get half a day off and they were switched shifts to the night shift for two weeks. can you talk about the importance of homestead and how it made things so much worse? >> share. you know, what's interesting about it is homestead is an offensive by carnegie because workers had in his you accumulated too much power. this is a very

. >> playing carnegie hall. >> absolutely. they have a long road ahead though.hat will do it for this half hour. check us out on facebook. >>> coming up, more news from abc. >>> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> good thursday morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm linda gibson in for diana macedo. >>> here are some of the top headlines we're following on "world news now." a monster winter storm still has plenty of punch left. details and today's forecast ahead. >>> porn star, stormi daniels is refusing to back down after a so-called hush agreement to prevent her from talking about their alleged affair. her attorney dismissed a temporary restraining order by the president's lawyer, calling it bogus. >>> alabama police are trying to determine if a deadly shooting at a high school was accidental or intentional. it happened around the time students were being dismissed. a 17-year-old girl was killed and a boy the same age was wounded. >> today marked the 107th international women's day. the world economic forum estimate

have from asbrook, north carolina these kids are here not only are they here they are singing at carnegie hallere. the rest of the audience we're excited that you're here. [ applause ] and we're really excited to find out who are the winners of the 90th academy awards two days away and excited about what the big show has in store. t.j. holmes is here to bring back a little game we played before the super bowl. it's time for some oscar props. you have the champagne and oscar. what else? >> this beautiful thing is up for grabs for one of you. we're bringing back by popular demand our champion from our super bowl props bag, lara spencer here. [ applause ] >> here you go. here you go. this is for you. a lot of people betting on who is going to win the big prizes but prop bets so you got your white boards. white down your answers. up first, what will be the topic of jimmy kimmel's first joke? >> oh, gosh. >> will he talk about the 2017 best picture blunder. is he going totic, maybe the president, actor or actress or e.e, something else altogether. in 2017 hise was about the way you people go throug

>> we are performing at carnegie hall on wednesday. >> awesome. >> that was awesome. >> you know, coming tatum. >>> the benefits of olive oil, and how to add more of it to your diet as we explore super foods for a healthy life. >> brisk out here with the breeze. >> it is. all in all, you're seeing warming trends coming around much of the country. start off with today, severe storms through texas, flood watches in the mid-mississippi and ohio river valleys, weak santa ana winds picking up in southern california, icy conditions western new york and pa. mountain snows through the pacific northwest. and look for plenty of sunshine along the west coast. that's >>> a lot of sunshine in our forecast over the next several days. san francisco makes it up to 65 degrees today. and a touch warmer tomorrow. now, the warmest day will be on thursday, up to 71. and we have some slightly cooler temperatures in time for the weekend. for the inland areas, expect a high of 75 today. and some upper 70s tomorrow. but 81 degrees on thursday. and then we will have some much more comfortable weather, but this wi

. >> so at carnegie hall in new york and i'm also going to go right to trump's back yard and do a showy center. >> griffin's career tanking after this disturbing photo went viral last year making it nearly impossible for her to book gigs. and prompting a federal investigation. >> unreal. thanks. our next guest is a trump-supporting democrat calling on his own party to condemn lew ris farrakhan after his comeents like this. >> your country has been taken from your by the synagogue of satan. the satanic jews that control everything and mostly everybody. white folks are going down. and farrakhan by god's grace has pulled the cover off of that satanic you. >> it's gotten worse and worse over the years. and former manhattan borough president, former chair of democrats for trump andrew stein joining us live now. >> good morning. >> it seems remarkable to ask the question why haven't democratic leaders denounced this nation of islam leader. >> with barack obama and farrakhan from chicago, obama met with him, you know, many many many times. >> when he was a senator there was a photo of it and