i do not see the argument for it. >> we will keep playing this game. >> yes, we well. >> david robin, joining us. "street smart" is up next. ♪ >> welcome everyone. i am trish regan, this is "street smart." the world is watching as events unfold in paris -- one hostage situation ending with the death of two al qaeda linked brothers. another suspected terrorist was killed at a standoff in paris. president obama says the u.s. stands by france. >> france is our oldest ally. i want the people of france to know that the people of the united states stands with you tomorrow today and our thoughts and prayers are with the families that have been directly impacted.

. >> the comedy world took a big hit this year, david brenner, robin williams, then joan rivers.he world is laughing a lot less. >> still, give it to the royal family for coming through with some good news to lift spirits amid all that celebrity turmoil. >> kate is pregnant again. >> they're having babies, they're waving to people, god bless them. and god bless england. >> i love the royals. i hope this one is a girl and they name it loni. princess loni of cambridge, i can just see that now. that would be great. >> yes, that would be great, coming up, the palin's gets punchy, the president gets grumpy, and the whole political scene roars into the holidays no better than it left them last year. >>> later, maybe the politicians don't know thousand manage their base, but the music business sure did. >> i'm all about that bass, bass, bass. >> we have a lot more low notes and high notes too, coming up on all the best, all the worst, 2014. >>hump day! hummmp daaay! it's hump day! >>yeah! >>hey mike! mike mike mike mike mike! >>mike mike mike mike mike. hey! he knows! hey! guess what da

robin williams committed suicide. >> you treat a disease, you win, you lose. you treat a person, you win. >> it was later revealed that he suffered from a common disease. >> then joan rivers and david brenner and robin williams. >> give it to the royal family for coming through with good news to lift spirits amid the celebrity turmoil. >> kate is pregnant. >> they are having babies and waving to people. god bless them. >> i love the royals. i hope this one is a girl and they name it lani. princess lani of cambridge. i can see that now. that would be great. >> yes, that would be great. coming up, the palins get punches and the president gets grumpy and we roll into the holidays no better than it left them last year. >>> and later, maybe the politics don't know how to manage their bass, but the musicians sure did. we have a lot more low notes and high notes too coming up on all the best, all the worst 2014. narrator: these are the skater kid: whoa narrator: that got torture tested by teenagers and cried out for help. from the surprised designers. who came to the rescue with a brilliant fix male designer: i love it narrator: which created thousands of new customers for the tennis shoe

good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning, robin.e've heard about a lot of strange things in aircraft and you can add this one to the list. this morning, an exclusive look inside what became an unusual delta flight shortly before final approach the pilot in the cabin tells everyone he's locked out of his own cockpit. >> the pilot got on the intercome system and said you know unfortunately, i have some bad news i had to go to the bathroom and when i came back out i got locked out of the cockpit. the doors jammed. >> he can't get back in to rejoin the first officer on the flight they started in minneapolis so the co-pilot is alone, a solo landing. the tower alerted so ground crews are ready for what they consider is an emergency landing. a landing without problems for the 168 passengers. >> the whole aircraft just started applauding hollering and hooting. people saying thank god. >> reporter: the only snag the ground steering controls are on the captain's side so the jet towed to the gate. they're all trained to land fully but this was

first david brenner, then robin williams, then joan rivers. laughing a lot less. >> still, give it to the royal family for coming through with some good news to lift spirits amid all that celebrity turmoil. >> kate is pregnant again. >> they're having babies, they're waving to people. god bless them. and god bless england. >> i love the royals. i hope this one is a girl and they name it loni. princess loni of cambridge. i can just see that now. that would be great. >> yes, that would be great. coming up, the palins get punchy. the president gets grumpy and the whole political scene roars into the holidays no better than it left them last year. and later, maybe the politicians don't know how to manage their base, but the music business sure did. ♪ i'm all about that bass ♪ bout that bass >> we have a lot more low notes and high notes too coming up on "all the best, all the worst 2014." narrator: this is the storm sea captain: there's a storm comin narrator: that whipped through the turbine which poured... surplus energy into the plant which gen

doubtfire movie starring robin williams. >> david stevenson is live with what we know about the suspectolice tracked her down. >> reporter: right now, the suspect is being held in county jail facing charges that include arson and attempted murder. arson investigators checked out the house as tourists took pictures of the homemade famous in the robin williams film mrs. downfire. >> i with loved the movie when we were kids. >> i thought it was an opportunity to see the house since i was here. >> reporter: police announced an arrest for the arson fire set. 25-year-old tyquan was arrested and taken to the san francisco county jail. >> she is booked on attempted homicide, criminal threats, trespassing, arson, and incendiary device. >> reporter: douglas ousterhouse, the owner and a physician specializing in transgender surgery had a physical altercation with a patient before the fire was set. the doctor provided a name for a suspect. >> we obtained information that really helped investigators narrow down and locate who this person was and who their where abouts were. >> reporter: the arson ha

david. >> reporter: good morning, robin. this is our first official solid indication of what happened to that airasia flight. but this morning, there are still many questions. they have pulled up the tail, the black boxes and found the fuselage, but it is the radar data that indonesia's transportation minister now says it was climbing too fast a rate, stalled, and then plunged into the java sea. the pilots encountered severe weather, including turbulence, and wanted to climb but approval was delayed. the indonesians say the jet started climbing at a rate of 6,000 feet a minute, that is at least three times faster than a normal ascent. >> for the passengers the g-forces necessary to get that airplane into a precipitous climb would be very scary, very frightening. >> reporter: climbing that fast means forward air speed is lost, the wings lose their ability to lift the plane so it stalls and starts falling to earth. >> when an airplane stalls it can end up spinning and that spin may be unrecoverable. >> reporter: well, it's bee

. >> we're going to be live from the site of the big game on monday with robin roberts reporting for "gma" and david muir will be in the middle of the action on "world news." i know dan, you want to know when kickoff is. monday night 8:30 eastern, on espn. >> it's a bit of a coincidence. i have also been called 12-gauge because of these guns. rob, that's a problem you have had as well. >> i have that problem all the time. go, ducks. well played. well played dan. hey, ut where did you go? hook 'em horns? a quarter of an inch of ice. freezing rain in fredericksburg.low, cold air. a rainfall out of mexico. 35 degrees is temperature in austin. then this disturbance rolls up toward the east coast. a sliver of freezing rain southern indiana, illinois the mid-atlantic. watch the freezeing line. >> mighty chly out there today. 12 in gaithersburg. itit is a little on the chilly side. we arere going to warm up into the mid 20's. plenty of f sunshine today. partly sun with increasing clds on sunday. temperatures in the mid to upper 3030's. continue with temperatures the d to upper authorities >> ron has just n

david. >> reporter: good morning, robin. you're right, it is a frightening incident. and it's one that's on the rise. the so-called runway incursions. >> 526 stop! >> reporter: a takeoff scare for jetblue passengers. >> it just -- brakes went on and slammed on. >> i thought my face was going to peel off. >> it was frightening. >> reporter: brakes slammed on to avoid another jetliner happening at new york's busy jfk airport saturday as the jetblue aircraft was heading to austin. the engines on the jet flew off when controllers see something wrong. >> 526 stop! >> reporter: 526 is a caribbean air 737. it's crossing that very same runway. controllers scramble. as the pilot slams on the brakes, controllers try the other jet again. a third time. the jetblue aircraft able to stop 2,800 feet short of the 737. >> all of a sudden, we just like jerk-stopped and it was like a huge whiplash. >> the plane came to a screeching stop and kind of slid a bit and everyone kind of panicked. >> reporter: these runway incursions are increasing. less than 1,000 back in 2011. more than 1260

david. >> reporter: good morning, robin.till a lot of unanswered questions this morning that we're not getting answers from district officials. did the firefighters respond quickly enough? did they know riders were at risk leading all of us to wonder what would you do in a similar situation? this morning, we know the identity of the woman who died as this dramatic scene unfolded near d.c.'s l'enfant station. karen glover was a 61-year-old computer consultant who leaves behind two sons and three grandchildren. >> we need a medic. >> make a hole. make a hole. >> reporter: but why did this happen? as the lights went dark and cars filled with smoke. >> please stay calm. please stay calm. >> reporter: the conductor says he's waiting for a train to clear so he can back up to the platform. >> please do not open the doors. if you open the doors the train will not move. >> reporter: but the train never moves and outraged passengers say they had to wait 45 minutes or longer for evacuation. >> this is the crap we were breathing. for an

david. >> reporter: good morning, robin, so this morning we know the co-pilot was at the controls when thisirasia jet started climbing dramatically but then stalled. but the indonesians are still not telling us, was this pilot error only or was there something wrong with the airbus jet? pulled from the wreckage, the black boxes show that the co-pilot remi emmanuel plesel was flying the jet, when it encountered the severe weather, # not the pilot, who had ten times the amount of flying time. 20,000 hours versus 2200 hours. >> should be able to trust your co-pilots. with 2200, that's a good numbers of hours, he should have been fully qualified and perfectly capable of navigating even through storms. >> reporter: the co-pilot at the controls, when the jet climbed dramatically, three times the normal rate, moving from 32,000 feet to 37,000 feet in just 30 seconds but the jet lost lift. its forward speed stalled falling to the ocean. >> there's no reason in the world unless something was mechanically wrong that this crew should not have been able to recover from a stall. it is not a catastrophic

we're going to be live from the site of the big game on monday with robin roberts reporting for "gma" and david muir will be in the middle of the action on "world news tonight. i know, dan, you want to know when kickoff is. monday night, 8:30 eastern, on espn. >> it's a bit of a coincidence. i have also been called 12-gauge because of these guns. rob marciano i know that's a problem you've had as well. >> oh yeah. i have that problem all the time. go, ducks. well played. well played, dan. hey, ut, where did you go? hook 'em horns? what happened to you? you have ice going on right now. winter storm warnings across texas. a quarter of an inch of ice. freezing rain in fredericksburg. the hill country between san antonio and austin. most of the icing. shallow, cold air. a rainfall out of mexico. that's a check on the national outlook, here's what's shaking locally for you. >> reporter: go togo togood morning everyone i'm meteorologist chris sowers, storm tracker 6 live double scan showing we're crystal clear. that's the view looking from the ben franklin bridge. we're at 17 degrees, 24 degrees is t

david. >> reporter: good morning x robin. it's going be a mess out there if you want to fly, because these cancellations are going to ripple through the entire system. if you're in dallas, los angeles or chicago, you're feeling the effects of this storm as well. here's the problem, not only snow but wind. 35 miles an hour. gusts up to 50 miles an hour. that could make it very difficult for aircraft to land. it will be a problem not only today but tomorrow. hardest hit in the northeast is the regional carriers and jet jetblue. most have activated wavers. robin? >> the ripple effect as you said. explain why so many flights are being cancelled right now this early. >> well the robin, the airlines really want to get in front of this. they want to don't anger their customers. they're going to have to cancel flights. let them stay home, rebook them, and once the storm passes, we'll get them to where they want to go is what they say. >> thank you so much. i'm booked on a 10:00 a.m. flight tomorrow to dallas. >> that ain't going to h

abc news will be live from the site of the big game in arlington tomorrow with robin roberts reporting for "gma" and david muir in the middle of it all on "world news tonight," so stay with abc news live in texas all day tomorrow. and a reminder that game kickoff college football's national championship game is tomorrow 8:30 eastern on espn. dan, you're going to be watching, right? >> i'll be there in my green, maybe my orange. don't want to be like chris christie. am i mixing games here? >> colors applicable -- >> time to get the weather. now let's get it over to rob marciano. what's going on, man? >> great game. so looking forward to it. things have panned out quite nicely. >> why is everyone standing? >> well, i'm going to handle the weather. >> easy. you're not allowed to touch that, young man. get on the sled, big boy. they got the snowmobiles out there. come on. yeah, girls from michigan get all excited when they see the sleds riding in the snow. we saw several feet of snow across parts of watertown especially east of town, you saw four feet and the stretch just north of syracuse past watertown, the

david oyellowo and common. in an interview with our robin roberts, oprah speaks about the the timing of this film. >> i thing that all the people who are protesting now could benefit. you can't just be marching without an intention. you have to have a clear, strategic intention of what it is you want to accomplish. and you cannot be heard unless you come in peace. that was the power of that movement. >> we're not asking, we're demanding give us the vote! >> it's about a community that came together for what was right. i thing that -- it speaks so beautifully to this cultural moment that we're in. >> reporter: yet, with the national conversation focusing on race, many in hollywood claiming "selma" didn't get the recognition it deserved when it came to oscar nomination. the hashtag oscars so white now trending. though the film did land two nominations. best picture and best original song. david oyellowo's depiction of dr. martin luther king jr. was left out of the best actor category. >> i say that we live to fight another day. and i'm so, so proud of our film. >> reporter: ava duvernay film's director was always l

but david, tomorrow in that big speech the president is going to play a little robin hood. he's going to propose tax hikes on the rich. help for the poor and middle class. those programs don't have much of a chance of passing, but it's a recognition that while the economy is growing, so is that gap between rich and poor. >> jon karl booil with you and george and the entire team this time tomorrow night. >>> in the meantime as you heard jon say, the president expected to talk a lot about income inequality here at home. tonight, a number that speaks to the issue around the globe. a new report out this evening showing the richest 1% in the world now on track to control more than half the wealth on earth by next year. >>> meantime around the world tonight, and to the chaos and yemen. yemen's u.s.-backed leader fighting to hang onto power. a fragile cease-fire between rebels and government troops now in place. yemen, the base for al qaeda terrorists who claim they ordered the paris attacks. 100 u.s. marines guarding the american embassy, ready to evacuate if necessary. >>> back

robin. >> many are concerned about that. david, thank you. >>> now to amy has the other top stories for the morning. good morning. >> good morning, everyone. >>> we begin with what authorities are calling a terror attack in israel's second largesty this morning. police in tel aviv say a palestinian man boarded a bus and went on a rampage stabbing at least nine passengers before he was chased down shot and arrested. four people were seriously injured. it is the latest in a string of attacks in which palestinians have used knives acid and vehicles as weapons. >>> also breaking overnight the government of france has announced it will hire nearly 3,000 new unterterrorism officers and supply police with better weapons in the wake of the paris attacks this month. much of western europe remains on edge. just today four men accused of helping the paris grocery store attacker were booked on terror charges. >>> and the doctor shot inside a prestigious boston hospital has now died. cardiac surgeon michael davidson was shot twice at brigham a

david, jenny mar cart i and donnie wall percentage. the other couples are heading for a splitsville. sarah, and robinelationship after wife paula patton filed for divorce. a gwyneth paltrow and chris martin said that they have decided to consciously uncouple. and, some celebrities were behaving badly, justin beiber facing charges for several offenses including drag racing, drunk driving and egging a neighbor's home. singer chris brown arrested for probation violations, and assault, shy a labeouf pleads guilty to disorderly conduct, and beloved comedian bill cosby, falls from grace, and faces the scandal as multiple women accuse him of sexual abuse. tracie minister again is still recovering from a serious brain injury and is involved in a lawsuit begins wal-mart after the company's truck slammed in the back of the limo van the comedian was driving in. >> jennifer. >> reporter: some star that looked like jennifer lawrence, kate up ton and kristin revealed american they wanted to after a major hacking scandal released nude photos of female celebrities on the internet, and actress renee zellweger trigger

david zurich. america has voted based on ratings. that is a winning formula. >> it is. it's interesting to see george and robink two of the smartest people on network news so comfortable. at first i thought this is tabloid. it's beyond tabloid. but the interesting thing about it is you saw it in one of those clips where it said viral videos. the video res driving. i just wrote a piece about raw video driving on national agenda. this is what it looks like on a daily basis when video is driving what you do. it's astonishing. i saw a segment two weeks ago where they showed an suv stuck on the freeway and cars slamming it into it it at70 miles per hour. they kept playing it over and over and over. >> and you kept watching. >> i did. they then said hey, if you see a car stob stop, you should try to go around it. the apger woman said that is a very good idea. that's news you can use. >> fwri, it was a man who killed a sleep walking neighbor who was thought to be an intruder. gma is known to do some good news. but i was shocked, we talk about how often you see shocking video and somebody must have research to show th

david muir is there. >> reporter: the children of cuba, the soccer game beyond the fence. 11-year-old robin told me it wille blockade. thanks to them we're going to have a better economic situation. i asked them all if they believe the new effort toward diplomatic ties is a good idea. we asked about technology here. there's no rule about smartphones or the internet but with families making 20 to $40 a month, these children never held an iphone. there's hope opening trade one day could bring some of that for the children but it's the adults visiting cuba with their eye on something else. tourists can bring back $400 of souvenirs and $100 in cigars and the american cars from the 1950s, it turns out back home they are worth at home an average of 20 grand but if they open here, it could fetch three times that much $60,000. the children not concerned about that. they just tell me they want a better future and even on a playground they are aware of the historic talks here in havana, the faces of the future. >> did you know christmas was not an official holiday in cuba until 1997? >> a whole new world awaits thos

robin, we are starting to get back to normal. it's just going to be cold getting to your plane. >> yeah, a lot of movement behind you. davidthanks very much. >>> and a lot of tough questions for politicians after the storm shutting down major cities, but based on forecasts that were wrong, costing lots of money but our abc weather team was right on the mark, especially here in new york city, and, ginger, there was a lot of talk about there were some meteorologists that were apologizing for the forecast. >> yeah, and i think they were apologizing for their communication especially of the forecast. for me one of the biggest issues is the word "historic." i don't think you can forecast history and so that was a word i was fighting big time. i hate to put that on a topic bar. we call those lower thirds where people -- even if they're not watching that closely they see three feet and historic and they go, oh, my gosh. i think that's what they were apologizing about and will communicate the ranges better. especially because we know these storms can move back and forth. >> we heard you talking days leading up to this and you were

robin hood plan paid for by fee hikes on big bank banks and other wealthy. >> does it have a chance of passing the republican controlled congress. david joins us live.t me put up on-screen for our viewers what we understand is the president's plan. it will increase the taxes on couples who earn half a million dollars or more. fees on large financial institutions. the president says it will raise $320 billion over 10 years. it's the first tenet there, david, tax increases on the wealthy republicans long said they don't believe would help and they would fight. why start there? >> alisyn first of all, many of the proposals the president is putting forward actually come from republicans. the idea on financial fees is similar to one put forward by david kemp. 28% on capital gains goes back to the rate it was under ronald reagan. many ideas have come forward from republicans in the past. here's why it's important to do. it's important for us to find every single way we can to provide relief for middle class families. as the economy, finally after six years, to the point people are beginning to feel it we need to make sure we lean in so folks have a little