our thanks to dan harris. incredible reporting there. d dan will have much more of this secret war to save the amazon later tonight on "nightline" and then on hulu. >>> in the meantime, there is still much more ahead on "worlde the stunning images coming in tonight. the avalanche. two women buried. you'll hear one of them pleading to rescue her friend. >>> and then look at this tonight. the ghost ship washing ashore, adrift at sea for more than a year, after the u.s. coast guard saved those onboard. where the ship was found. >>> and tonight here, we remember the actress from "good times," who also wrote one of the most famous tv theme songs ever. a lot more news ahead. i'll be right back. crohn's symptoms following you? for adults with moderately to severely active crohn's disease, stelara® works differently. studies showed relief and remission, with dosing every 8 weeks. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections and cancer. some serious infections require hospitalization. before treatmen

here's abc's dan harris. >> reporter: we're on the ir eastern edge of the amazon and visiting a tribe who say they're under assault by illegal loggers. about 20 miles ahead we're going to have our first meeting with a group called the guardians of the forest. as night falls we meet the leader of what is essentially an indigenous paramilitary he's agreed to let us embed with his troops as they launch an extended patrol through toll tra jungle. this is a dangerous trek. over the past two decades, more 80 of his people have been killed defending their it is a rare, inside view of a story the world has been watching since the amazon began burning last summer. >> thousands of fires raging across brazil. >> the amazon rainforest is taking a beat being. deforestation rates have nearly doubled. >> one report claims that the equivalent of three soccer fields are being destroyed. >> indigenous of people are on the front lines to save their land. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> reporter: you guys have a lot of weapons, but these men may be heavily armed, too. do you get nervous before you do

david: we are speaking with dan harris, does a lot of work in china.tion,ribe the how do companies go about planning what to do? are there other supply chain they can tap into, or does not take too long? dan: foremost, it takes too long. the problem is, most of these small and midsize companies, have no plan b. 10t was sort of given up years ago when china started operating smoothly. we get people saying, and you help us get into thailand, vietnam? talking aboutre six months until you have anything. then they panic. the other problem that is really is, let'serrated here say you get into thailand or vietnam. us, i a client that told am so glad we have happened if production in vietnam right now, it will save us. my response was, what are you talking about? half of your components come from china. that is the situation. , ifd: do you have a sense in fact, we thought it had peaked and things were getting better, how long it would take to get things up and running? even if you get past the virus, you cannot just turn on the switch and get the supply chains

tonight, a preview of the upcoming special edition of "nightline," "guardians of the amazon," with dan harrist line of the world's most dangerous battle. >> this involves the entire earth. there are dire consequences to this. >> as the world reacts to the amazon's destruction, indigenous brazilians ront front lines of the fight to save their land. >> it's become very obvious there's been a lot of burning and cutting in here. >> [ speaking foreign language ]. >> be sure to tune in right here tomorrow. and that's "nightline," my friends. thank you and have a good night. wean air force veteran made of doing what's right,. not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it - with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa tis better than the criminal in democrathe white house.esident we all have progressive plans to address the big

dan harris joins us to tell us what's coming up on "good morning america.." >>> americans release freddie a ship quarantined in japan with hundreds of cases of coronavirus on board. why some passengers actually want to stay behind. >>> plus duchess kate opening up in podcast interview, the relatable challenges she fade raising three kids and her parents. >>> a lineup of celebrty judges ready to mentor the next big music superstar and sneak peek at some of the contenders from across the country. all coming up on "gma." we'll see you soon. >>> as we get close to spring, many of us plan home improvemeno projects. law enforcement cracking down on unlicensed contractors. an undercover operation took place in paradise. nine suspects arrested. michael finney shows us video of that sting. >> goes straight down. >> reporter: this video by cslb shows a sting about to happen. >> when do you guys want to get started? >> next week. >> the man with a tape measure offers to build a fence at this burned out property in paradise. he thinks the other man is the property owner. really he's an undercover age

we've got the breeze and wind at >> you're correct, dan harris, the daytona 500 is today. there might be a couple of showers there in north florida as they start off. >> did i say something about the daytona 500? >> you sure did. >> he'll be there with a tall boy. >> gettin' her done. >> that's how i'll be spending my sunday. thank you, rob. >>> and here's how i didn't spend my saturday. there was apparently a slam dunk contest yesterday. >> it was spectacular. if you weren't watching you should have been. one high-flying dunk after the next, but the ending, not what really anyone expected. >> man, this is incredible. >> between the legs. >> reporter: the 2020 nba all-star slam dunk contest is being called one of the greatest of all time. ten perfect dunks. however this morning, nba players and fans are calling foul. with the score even -- >> there's a tie. >> reporter: -- and down to the final dunk everyone was ready to call this one a tie. >> it's a tie. should be a tie. >> reporter: that's when the night's biggest surprise came from judges. >> oh, my goodness! >> report

enough of the dan harris flattery hour. >>> moving on to more important things here on "gma," a new studyndfulness could help kids lose weight and reduce anxiety. how it works and what you should know about it. we've got the latest coming up. >>> up ahead, if you're dreaming of a spring break getaway, how to find cheap flights and where to look for big bargains. >>> and speaking of deals, tory johnson isis serving up huge bargains in a "deals & steals" all about beauty. that's ahead on "gma." ♪ baby how you feeling ♪ baby how you feeling othroughout the country for the past twelve years, mr. michael bloomberg is here. vo: leadership in action. mayor bloomberg and president obama worked together in the fight for gun safety laws, to improve education, and to develop innovative ways to help teens gain the skills needed to find good jobs. obama: at a time when washington is divided in old ideological battles he shows us what can be achieved when we bring people together to seek pragmatic solutions. bloomberg: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> welcome back to the second hour o

hey, we got one for dan harris here.ut a photo he tweeted showing himself walking down a tunnel at a football stadium. is he hanging up his cleats, some are asking. some teammates say that tom brady told them, i'm 42, want to remind people that the best photos are in black and white, adding, it's a classic, like i'm a classic. lot of people asking questions about that. >> we'll have to wait and see. >> he says he wants to keep playing. i don't think he's going to hang it up. >> he's not going to end with a pick six. >> good point. >> he's coming back. >> we'll explain that to dan later. >> i've always said that about pick sixes. >> it's your team. >> yeah. >>> moving on, though, to some of the other big stories we're following. happening right now, a new case of the coronavirus confirmed here in the u.s. as new rules go into effect to try to contain the virus. a student testing positive in boston and a suspected case in new york, while nearly 200 americans from an evacuated flight out of wuhan is quarantined in riverside

. >> harris: the big question, dan.his all the time with regard to the economy, we all see the same color. we see green. south carolina, very important state. what you think about the fact that senator scott just pointed to? >> i agree with senator scott. we are talking about opportunity here, opportunity for everyone. one other thing that he didn't mention, but i think the president is going to pursue, when he was talking about the young woman from philadelphia trying to get a scholarship to a parochial school, i guess, or private school. remember, in september 2016, president trump did visit a charter school in cleveland, ohio. i think we will see more of that sort of thing. going around to visit charter schools in places like philadelphia, cleveland, st. louis, chicago. i believe that outreach is going to make a difference. >> harris: do you think politicians get press enough on the attitude of pandering, focusing, compartmentalizing come if you will? >> anything is fair in an election. >> harris: both political part

harris's attorney dan siegel says any link is overblown. >> that personality dispute is a really minor part of the situation that led to kirkpatrick's firing. and i think it's a mistake to make too big a deal about it. >> reporter: harris got into a dust up with the chief at a police commission meeting back in october. harris accused police deputy virginia gleason of avoiding her questions, and lying during a question about diversity. >> what you're doing right now is disgraceful. it's shameful, and you should be ashamed of yourself. >> chief kirkpatrick literally jumped to her employee's defense. i'm not going to have that you speak to our staff in that manner. >> she doesn't get to talk to me like that, okay? i'm the vice chair of this commission and she, or you do not get to talk to me like that. >> i think she does deserve an apology from those who called her outside. >> she will not get one from me. and neither will you. >> reporter: siegel says harris was rough, but fair, and that kirkpatrick was too sensitive. >> i think you have a right within limits to be very candid, and if n

dan? >> i think that was concerning when changing the term limits was not a great thing. again, harris, a lot of new yorkers did not care, because they thought mike bloomberg was doing a terrific job of running the city at that time. i think that is the bottom line for a lot of voters, will this person's policies, and will him as an administrator get the job done. i think most people are setting everything else aside to vote for that. >> harris: can he get women, judy? have you heard some of the things that michael bloomberg has said and dozens of women who have gone after him legally for some of his incendiary language with regard to women in the office, reportedly? >> access hollywood tape on donald trump, are we really going to talk about mike bloomberg and women? he was married once, he is no single he's a billionaire, he has done in certain area things for women in terms of employment in his own campaign and an office. i think he is clearly emerging this time as the man to beat. see when i think you like him. >> i like him as mayor. >> harris: must look. and a possible sign of thi

harry skelton was riding for his trainer brother dan. the favourite worthy farm finished second.nd, another named storm. storm jorge has already brought heavy rain and now high winds. this area of low pressure is storm jorge, said particular across southern scotland and northern wales, northern england and northern ireland. we have seen the back of the persistent rain. this wonderful picture from the lake district, you can see the shower clouds, the snow on the hills, the ripples on the water, all of the elements of the weather at the moment combined. it is windy and showery, but the main problems yet from jorge are these strong disruptive wins in places, but also some snow as well, and there are yellow met office weather warnings in force. this is how it looks this evening, and we could be seeing some gusts of around 70 mph or so is seeing some gusts of around 70 mph orso is an seeing some gusts of around 70 mph or so is an area of wet weather pushes through. south of the rain and hill snow, gusty wind, pushes through. south of the rain and hillsnow, gusty wind, plenty pushes th

dan cuenta que los riesgos de tomarlo son mucho peores que los beneficios que pueda tener, como por ejemplo bajar de peso. en otros temas en este momento estÁn por todas partes en redes. el prÍncipe harry lo que estarÁn negociando las condiciones de salida y podrÍan pagar para que no se queden sin trabajo por los prÓximos dÍas. borja: y ahora #lovienredes tras su regreso del espacio. miren quÉ belleza. en el vÍdeo se observa el momento en que su mascota la av por primera vez a travÉs de la puerta e inmediatamente comienza a mover su cola. por una mujer hasta ahora. carolina: fÍjate, tÚ y yo que amamos a los animales. somos enloquecidas por los animales. entendemos lo que decÍa cristina. al llegar a tierra querÍa ver a su mascota. periodista: hizo muy bien, miren nada mÁs el amor de ese animalito. si son recogidos, mejor. la colita, la colita. como la tuya. borja: ¿cÓmo te fue en el maratÓn el domingo? periodista: me fue bien, bajÉ media hora de tiempo. este aÑo andaba fresca como una lechuga tropical. carolina: tambiÉn puedes estar este domingo en crÓnicas. periodista: despuÉs de "mira quiÉn baila". no tenÍa por quÉ sucediÓ este ataque de xenofobia. y un hombre le aventÓ Ácido en cara,

harry. also with us is carol iddon, deputy chief executive of action for children. dan of the liberal democrats, he was orphaned at the age of 15 after being a young carer to his mum. malcolm, all of you. we really wa nt to his mum. malcolm, all of you. we really want to hear your stories. mya, you are 18, why does your dad need to care, and what do you do for him? he is a double amputee on both legs, blind in one eye, and he suffers with a heart condition. and it can be unbearable at times to look after him. can about what you do? ido look after him. can about what you do? i do all the cooking, i transcribed his post, i help with banking, shopping, and i amjust transcribed his post, i help with banking, shopping, and i am just the only one that is there for him full—time, so in the night, his blood sugar, drops, i am there in case you need sugar blood sugar, drops, i am there in case you need sugar quickly, i make sure he takes his tablets, make sure he has his insulin, that he has everything he needs for that. how long have you been doing it for?” have been on my own

>> harris: joining me now, judy miller, pulitzer prize-winning journalist and adjunct fellow at the manhattan institute for policy research. danitor of the wall street journal editorial page. both fox news contributor's paygrade to see both. dan, you and i were talking, as that clip a video was playing. one vote won't change tomorrow's vote, if you get one republican to come to the democrats. what was adam schiff talking about? >> i think adam schiff is grasping at straws. and it's understandable, given that he has come to the end of the line on impeachment that he has been working on for the better part of the last year. at least the impeachment, and before that the russian collusion narrative, which he also drove. finally, with impeachment, they dropped a nuclear device on donald trump and it's going to fail tomorrow when they have the vote to acquit in the senate at 4:00. >> harris: judy? >> i think adam schiff is desperately trying to find a way to make this, if not a nonpartisan, at least not a totally partisan -- >> harris: it has to be nonpartisan. democrats crossed the vote and vote with republicans in the house. >> th

day that everybody believed dan rather and the people doing the news were totally neutral, and the courts could be neutral. you have a point of view. you are human. >> harrisople were neutral. i've been a journalist for -- >> melissa: well, they pretended it. >> harris: but as professionals we should be -- >> joey: now we expect the polarization. >> harris: as you are saying, and rightfully so in terms of what the public expects, we are supposed to come as professionals, be able to -- when i cover breaking news you shouldn't -- "is harris on the side of one fire department or the other?" it doesn't come down to that. people are in peril and i'm doing my job. the public should be able to expect me to do that. i didn't think the people shouldn't have a point of view, i just thought they could do the news without it. i didn't know they need that crutch. >> melissa: i think my point is you are honest about where you're coming from and then you can judge me if i'm being fair. so i think for her, this is at the point where we know where they are coming from and you can decide based on that. are they trying to be fair to meg rather than "i have no opinion." >> jo

dan roan is in dublin with the latest on that, this must have been a very difficult decision for the authorities to make. absolutely, yes. word first emerged yesterday when simon harrisned it was on the cards, and sure enough, following a meeting between officials and experts from the government, including harris himself and the irish rugby football union, and the irish rugby football union, an announcement was made by the irish rugby chief executive, this is what he had to say. at the meeting, we we re what he had to say. at the meeting, we were informed that the national public health emergency team has determined that the series of matches should not proceed in the interests of public health. we are perfectly happy to comply with this instruction. we will immediately begin to work with our six nations partners to look at the possibility of rescheduling those three matches and would hope to have an update on that in the coming days. what are the implications of this for the fans, who will be very disappointed, but also for the tournament and future fixtures? i think there is an italy—england game in march as well, isn't there? there is, i should explain the reason