dolan, who presided over mass in newfoundland yesterday, thanked the parish for taking him in. >> wee very grateful for the hospitality that you all have shown to us. i've learned that you're kind of used to it here in st. un's, newfoundland, that this happens often since this is the last stop before a plan goes over the atlantic. >> united says weather conditions eventually improved, and the flight to ireland left yesterday. >>> ahead on this hour -- icy relations. the gloves come off multiple times during a hockey tournament between the u.s. and canada. home. it's where we do the things we love with the people we love. so, what if we lived tomorrow in the same place as we did yesterday? with help, we can. home instead. for a better what's next. no more gross cough syrup. we all want you to feel better. i want extra tv time or i'll walk! how about this? introducing the only kids soft-chew for medicated cough relief. aaaaghhh! new mucinex children's mighty chews are mighty clever. if have heart disease and struggle with ldl-c... even with statins and diet... listen to your heart. tal

the archbishop of new york, timothy cardinal dolan, joins us now. invitation, rachel, griff, kevin. thanks for the invitation. kevin: thank you, cardinal. rachel: we celebrated catholic schools week here on -- i think it was a couple of weeks ago. we brought in the choir from my children's school -- >> i remember. rachel: in new jersey. that school is bursting at the seams. >> yeah. rachel: their biggest problem at our lady of mount car knell is they just -- caramel, they can't find the enough buildings to aa come date the families, and yet you have these schools closing in new york city, one of them 117 years old. i want to know, i have some ideas what i think is happening, but i want to hear why you think those schools are closing and yet just across the bridge they can't keep up with enrollment. >> i'd be eager to hear your ideas, rachel, because the parents are the ones on the front lines which, by the way, that's part of the magic of catholic schools. local are control, families, neighborhoods, parents, alleluia. we don't need some top-heavy bu

las vegas local neva lindley, last seen in 2011, and dolan springs, arizona resident verna clayton, last seen in 2008. her son speaking with our fox ten affiliate by phone. >> i get a phone call. if you want. >> anything from the house, go get it. moved out of arizona. click. and that was the last thing i heard from her. >> without bodies, police just couldn't connect cardigan to murder or the women's fates. nancy's family feared the worst. >> i know what's happened to her. there's not a doubt in my mind what's happened to her, but why did you have to do that? was it why you didn't have to do that? and the sad thing is, she was just looking for someone to love her. >> then, five years after nancy's disappearance, those fears are confirmed. as revealed by our fox ten phoenix affiliate reporter, justin lum. >> nancy's remains were discovered in may 2019, in the small town of topock, arizona. investigators were able to officially confirm the identity of these remains is nancy hart and the cause of death being gunshot wounds. >> finally, they knew. but would justice be served for nancy's fam

. >> will they do you think cardinal dolan will?> of course, cardinal dolan is supportive. >> of it. >> well, i want to just i want to play. this is the reason that the pope actually, i can't say that. i don't know the reason the pope wrote the letter, but he was in part responding to jd vance saying this. listen. >> as an american. >> leader, but also just. >> as an american. >> citizen, your compassion belongs first to your fellow citizens. it doesn't mean you hate people from outside of your own borders. but there's this old school, and i think it's a very christian concept, by the way, that you love your family and then you love your neighbor, and then you love your community, and then you love your fellow citizens in your own country. and then after that, you can focus and prioritize the rest of the world. a lot of the far left has completely inverted that they seem to hate the citizens of their own country and care more about people outside their own borders. >> so, father beck, i see you shaking your head, but i want to just

cardinal dolan, a big fan of trump's, the president trump's cardinal dolan, gave the invocation at his inaugural. he has called he says, mr. president, trump has been particularly sensitive to the feelings of the religious community. okay. a pro-trump cardinal said that vance's comments were not true, scurrilous and nasty. and i've got to say, as a faithful catholic, jd has been a catholic for about five years. we're glad to have him. okay, but he's already picking a fight with the holy father. there's a latin phrase for that. we have in the catholic church chutzpah. yeah, like shut up, jd, do your job as vice president. don't tell the holy father how to run our church. well. >> i mean, but remember, we did we did see some of this back and forth. and, look, conservative catholics think that this pope is too liberal, too much of a bleeding heart. uh, you know, so, i mean, we're going to see more of this. i would, i would suspect. >> oh, i think we're going to see. look, if you look at the, the the pope as a foreign leader, he's the leader of the international organization. we're going t

phil dolan and tyrone wade did not attend. >> not only has having served as a worker for many years, but now as an employer in our downtown, i have also been delivering services directly to this community through the pandemic all the way to today. >> having been born and raised in san jose's east side, and what makes me unique is that i have just shy of 29 years of public safety with the sheriff's department. >> on housing. folks, we got to admit we're falling behind. we need folks who have bold visions. i'm pushing for us to build 10,000 new homes in our downtown core. >> the forum was presented by the san jose downtown association in partnership with san jose chamber of commerce. candidates expressed their own ideas about addressing important issues, including blight and vacancies, homelessness, bart construction, and the entertainment economy. >> i made two very strong points. the first being we were more dumping in 93 and the second being that we need large scale shelters. those two points are still critically important today. >> we know that the previous super bowl brought in hu

just fascinating, cardinal dolan was on that flight.eading mass from canada. >> linsey: that would make me feel a little safer. [ laughter ] >> watching over everybody. >> rebecca: thank you so much, trevor. we appreciate it. we turn to the overhaul of the federal government. president trump taking a lap around the daytona 500 on sunday as government agencies and workers scramble amid mass layoffs. senior political correspondent rachel scott is in washington with the latest. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: rebecca, good morning to you. these layoffs are widespread, touching every corner of the federal government. and this morning, we are learning that elon musk and his team are targeting the irs, looking to gain access to sensitive information. this morning abc news learning elon musk and his team at the department of government efficiency are looking to gain access to an irs data system that retains the personal tax information of millions of americans. it comes as musk and the administration are targeting roughly 200,000 federal em

and to my partners in the trenches, casey dolan and michelle perry, the studio crew right here, the incredible, seemingly every day when news breaks into our hour and they have to switch gears with a whole new show, journalism is an enormous privilege and a responsibility. it's never been more important to do it well. that's my vow. as i continue on this journey. >> and andrea, it is going to be the most exciting journey because you're going to be busier than ever, covering the state department as the chief washington correspondent for nbc news, you're going to be all over the today show, nightly news, meet the press this weekend with me on sunday. and andrea, i just want everyone to know how beloved you are by me and by so many people. you taught me so much of what i know about being a journalist, about asking important questions, about asking tough questions. and i have just looked up to you forever, and you have been so generous with your time and your knowledge and your heart. and, andrea, i think the thing that stands out most is that i am one of so many people who today wants to say than

phil dolan and tyrone wade did not attend. >> not only has having served as a worker for many years,ow as an employer in our downtown, i have also been delivering services directly to this community through the pandemic all the way to today. >> i was born and raised in san jose's east side, and what makes me unique is that i have just shy of 29 years of public safety with the sheriff's department. >> for the past 16 years, i've been working with leaders and working with folks to make sure we're addressing the issues that matter most to you. on homelessness, we're moving the needle and we're making sure we're making progress on that. >> the forum was presented by the san jose downtown association in partnership with san jose chamber of commerce. candidates expressed their own ideas about addressing important issues, including blight and vacancies, homelessness, bart construction and the entertainment economy. >> i made two very strong points, the first being no more dumping in week three, and the second being that we need large scale shelters. those two points are still critically imp

phil dolan did not attend. >> i have also been delivering services directly to this community throughc all the way to today. >> i was born and raised in san jose's east side, and what makes me unique is that i have just shy of 29 years of public safet, and with the sheriff's department. >> on housing, folks, we got to admit we're falling behind. we need folks who have bold visions. i'm pushing for us to build 10,000 new homes in our downtown core. >> candidates express their ideas about addressing important issues, including blight and vacancies. homelessness. bart construction and the entertainment economy. >> i made two very strong points, the first being no more dumping in 93 and the second being that we need large scale shelters. those two points are still critically important today. >> we know that the previous super bowl brought in hundreds of millions of dollars of economic impact. but if you look at the data, the vast majority of that money went up to san francisco. so moving forward, i think i can speak for everyone on this panel that in 2026, we need to make sure that san fr

phil dolan and tyrone wade did not attend. >> not only has having served as a worker for many years,e also been delivering services directly to this community through the pandemic all the way to today. >> having born and raised in san jose's east side, and what makes me unique is that i have just shy of 29 years of public safety in with the sheriff's department. >> on housing. folks, we got to admit we're falling behind. we need folks who have bold visions. i'm pushing for us to build 10,000 new homes in our downtown core. >> the forum was presented by the san jose downtown association in partnership with san jose chamber of commerce. candidates expressed their own ideas about addressing important issues, including blight and vacancies, homelessness, bart construction, and the entertainment economy. >> i made two very strong points, the first being no more dumping in need and the second being that we need large scale shelters. those two points are still critically important today. >> we know that the previous super bowl brought in hundreds of millions of dollars of economic impact. b

passengers were stranded for days, including cardinal dolan from new york. what we're learning and how the flight made it to its destination. plus, bird flu spreading and impacting roughly 20 million poultry and birds in just the last month, provoking a huge spike in egg prices. they jumped $0.80 in just the last month, so we're going to tell you what to expect and get ready for deals and steals blow out on this president's day. tory johnson has got three times the bargains with free shipping. and then we'll rev is going to join my colleagues to talk about his big win from london. yep. the documentary about his dad won at the bafta awards. so there's a lot to get to on good morning america. >> that is huge. i still i still need to see that. i haven't seen superman yet. i really haven't seen anything. >> ginger get ready to cry. >> oh, boy. well, you know what? this is a nice, cathartic cry. i can sometimes be what you need. >> what you need. >> i just did it on a plane, which was not a great idea. >> what were you watching? >> but, you know, on an airplane o

and dolan kanno-youngs. and it's great to to have you both. shall we? i don't think this should really come as a surprise to anyone. we saw the mug shot on campaign merch. it's now on display in the white house, but it does show you just from that moment when this happened and the photo came out and people weren't sure how to handle it in 2023 to now seeing the cover of the new york post with it inside the the west wing. >> absolutely. >> you know, it's striking, but as you said, not surprising from the start when this mug shot was taken, donald trump's campaign at the time really sought to capitalize on it and sort of flip the narrative on it. and they used it as a rallying cry for his supporters. they, as you said, put it on mugs and on t-shirts. and it really did become a rallying cry from his supporters. and, you know, the president has not been shy about using that mug shot and his campaign. actually, the white house earlier tonight itself, the white house account tweeting out a picture of that very image. so this is, you know, not only something t

and, dolan, what are you hearing from from sources about this tonight? because as i said at the top of the show, this isn't a surprise. maybe it's shocking to people or unprecedented, as ambassador rice said there, but but it's not a surprise that this is happening. >> particularly when you look at pete hegseth previous comments. right? saying using words like woke and criticizing, uh, brown as well. um, but but it's not a surprise in the sense that i don't think you should look at this in isolation. we've seen that president trump has come in and not hesitated to try to reshape the entire federal bureaucracy and this administration with loyalists, with people that will not that he sees as being aligned with him politically. and you look at general cain, he first impressed, uh, trump in 2018 when he said that the islamic state could be defeated within a week, and then last year, uh, you know, our reporting suggests that he also impressed president trump by putting on a make america great again hat as well. um, so there's other there's other credentials t

>> i think a lot of it plays to the fact that the dolan family controls the stock, right?der controlled. you also have a mix of related assets with sphere, which actually owns the networks that broadcast the games. yeah. >> finally i'm thinking of lasry and the bucks. when you have people who did well then sold. i mean, what lessons come out of that? >> well, it's very funny. i was at a panel once when he shortly after he had gotten out of the bucks, he was talking about the fact that when he bought in at like $550 million, he said the team was more profitable than it was when he sold it, you know, for a much higher valuation. obviously, i think these teams do not sell on multiples of earnings. it's much closer to multiples of revenue. and look at the celtics. they're on the market right now. they're going to be sold. they don't have a great arena situation. the opposite of golden state right. the bruins their owners control that building. but the celtics are going to go for a record sale price. the last highest value was 4 billion for the suns. this is going to easily sur