what does eva moskowitz say now? >> "firing line with margaret hoover" is made possible in part by... and by... corporate funding is proded by... >> eva moskowitz, welcome to "firing line." >> thanks so much for having me. >> you are the ceo of success academy, a network of 47 charter schools throughout new york city. it all started right here... >> it did. this is the building. >> ...when, in 2006, you decided to found the school harlem 1. i have known you for more than a decade as you have built this network of schools. for the audience, can you explain the difference between a traditional public school and a charter school? >> sure. the difference is really quite simple. charter schools are public schools, publicly funded, publicly regulated, but they are independent of the union contracts on the one hand and the managerial bureaucracy on the other hand, whereas district schools are caught between those two forces, meaning the educational bureaucracy and the labor contracts. >> you call your students scholars. >>

eva? >> maryalice parks there for us in d.c. maryalice, thanks so much. >>> joining us from los angeles is dr. darien sutton. dr. sutton, we've heard about the tsunami of cases. while many of the omicron cases appear to be mild, i'm curious what you're actually seeing in the er and what's the real concern for people here? >> good morning, eva. you know, the real issue right now is volume. as the amount of patients that are coming in associated with the covid-19 and its omicron variant are simply depleting hospital resources, staff and bringing the hospital to a capacity that is not sustainable. in the emergency rooms here we're seeing long wait times, we're erecting tents outside of the emergency room to help triage patients and it's important to understand the patients admitted from the emergency room don't yet have room to go upstairs because the hospital is full, which further slows the transit down. this, of course, affects outpatient care, procedures like colonoscopies, mammograms and chemotherapy and dialysis get postponed

and she managed to get eva m love, and abba now on board. he immediately said yes. born in 1928. albano survived a death march at age 17. but eva own love had reservations. born in 1942, she was 2 years old when the red army freed her and her mother from ashby money seemed on her. it makes me feel torn enough now getting me just on and i'm really various how people will react. and my lesson is to em, i wonder if it's too artificial, like something served straight out of a candle via just a big safe. ebay no. and eva home now spent a week in a studio answering over a 1000 questions. the production crew shown their responses in high 6 k resolution, so that the material can be reused for decades. by filming with 2 cameras at once, with a slight offset, the team created images that don't completely overlap on the movie screen. that way view as can watch the recordings in 3 day using special glasses. the tame film at 100 hours of raw footage that is being stood at the live nits computer center in munich. and the recordings are incredibly valuable

>> no, no. >> eva, have you done that? >> that's too much work for me to get her bundled up to take her outside. >> she's like a couple months old, rob. >> that would be child abuse. >> hey, rob -- >> never too early. >> i discovered something really interesting. did you know that you and james longman use the same hair paste? >> do we? >> i am very happy about that. >> i mean, look at that head of hair. >> all right. >> i'm honored. all right. i'm doing something right. >> that's amazing. >> little tidbits of information. >> news you can use. >> yes. >>> well, now to the unfolding drama in space. 600,000 miles from earth nasa's new space telescope completing the final phase. of its unfurling process. abc's ike ejiochi has the latest. >> reporter: this morning, james webb telescope has finally finished unfolding to its actual size, which is about half the size of a 737 airplane. nasa scientists are calling this mission so far a success. this morning, a colossal victory. >> we have a fully deployed jw observatory. >> nasa e

i missed your laugh, eva. had two snorts this morning. >> they haven't heard. >> and there's still time. we'll have more on that just ahead. >>> we do want to get to the top headlines we're following right now. a judge in georgia handing down sentences for the three men convicted of murdering ahmaud arbery. they will spend the rest of their lives in prison. their neighbor, william "roddie" bryan, will have the chance to parole after 30 years. >>> this morning we are celebrating the life of civil rights champion and legal scholar lani guinier. she was nominated to be assistant attorney general in 1993 by then president clinton but failed to win republican votes because of her support for affirmative action and went on to become the first woman of color appointed to a tenured professorship at harvard law school. she was 71 years old. >>> three-time olympic snowboard champion, shaun white is getting ready to compete in this weekend's olympic qualifying match hoping to land a spot on the u.s. team heading to beiji

eva? >> lama, the whole world is watching. thank you for that. >>> now to the founder of the far right militia group, the oath keepers, who is waking up behind bars after appearing in court to face rare and serious sedition charges in connection with the january 6th attack on the capitol. abc's white house correspondent maryalice parks is on capitol hill with this story. good morning, maryalice. >> reporter: eva, good morning. over 700 people have been charged with crimes related to the violence on january 6th. but these seditious conspiracy charges are different. the most serious charges that the department of justice has brought related to the attack. prosecutors allege that stewart rhodes, the founder of the oath keepers, and at least ten others plotted and conspired to essentially overthrow the government, specifically to stop congress from certifying the 2020 election and keep then president-elect joe biden from assuming office. rhodes appearing in court like you said yesterday pleadi

eva? >>> and now the latest on novak djokovic. tennis star will not be playing in this year's australian open. overnight, judges in australia upholding the decision to cancel his visa and deport djokovic. he was hoping to defend his title in australia. abc's britt clennett has been covering this story from hong kong. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, eva. that's right. after all the twists and turns in this, djokovic is now being sent packing. a court in australia upholding a decision to cancel his visa again. this morning, novak djokovic losing his fight to stay in australia for a second time. abc can confirm that djokovic has now left australia. the tennis star was escorted to his airplane by border guards. he's now on a flight on his way to dubai. the world number one tennis player releasing a statement saying, he's disappointed with the ruling which means he cannot stay in australia and participate in the australian open. i will cooperate with the relevant authorities in relation to my departure from the country.

we've seen plenty of you, but eva pilgrim beaming in from the uk. is there a baby in your lap?. say hi, ella. >> baby ella. >> this is mr. giraffe. she kind of loves the giraffes, makes her quieter so we keep the giraffe close by at all times. >> we've seen pictures and videos, but this is like our first semi live virtual experience of baby ella. quick, we need to see more of her, by the way. we love you dearly but more baby in the shot. >> she looks nothing like me. if you're trying to figure out, she's definitely my baby, but she is the spitting image of my husband. >> how is the experience going? >> it's been good. i mean, you know, there's definitely a little bit of a learning curve trying to figure each other out. you know, they have their own personalities. but she's been -- we're very, very fortunate. she sleeps well. she eats well. i have no complaints. i hate to say that it's going well because i don't want to jinx us, and i feel like we will get ours eventually. >> so this is our first experience saying hello to baby ella. once we thought we would be able to see the b

eva? >> my friends in miami are feeling that. they don't actually own real coats. that's a problem when it gets to 37. thanks, rob. >>> now to tom brady possibly calling it a career. espn reporting the legendary quarterback is retiring a week after that shocking playoff loss. but we have yet to hear from brady himself. abc's phil lipof joins us now with more. okay, phil, give us the details here. >> here it is, eva. this morning, the sports world is once again focussed on tom brady, widely considered the greatest quarterback of all time. not because he's headed to another super bowl, but because he might finally be headed toward retirement. this morning, conflicting reports after sources telling espn's adam schefter that tom brady, the 44-year-old, seven-time super bowl champ is ready to call it quits. is he really ready? following espn's reporting social media lit up sparking massive confusion. tb-12's own sports company posted a tribute and then took it down. brady's agent saying tom wil

unlike her fellow ring seals, who stay under water for extended periods, eva spends a lot of time at the surface, and it's for a tragic reason. ron obama donati local did. he was injured at acro to the most likely us because of a fishing hook in a throat. she got caught on a line rotten around that same time in spring monica, she started making heavy wheezing sounds. now even to spend lots of time on the surface, taking in oxygen goggle them up in the lock box to help if bought off the lot in finland is known as the land of a 1000 lakes lake saima in the country. se is the largest of them and covers of a 4 and a half 1000 square kilometers. the saima ring seal, which takes its name from its ring pattern fur, can only be found here, the species is endangered. only 400 of them remain. global warming has made it harder for them. the seals need ice and snow to build their breeding layers. but the biggest threat is fishing. the like is populated with vend dice, a small white fish. that's a popular summertime delicacy in finland. but big nile on nets like these pose a danger to seal pups w

eva, welcome back. your baby is adorable. meet the baby. >> well hopefully it will happen soon when it's not so cold to be outside. let's talk about food. that's within of the things we all do together, is eat. >> yes, that's true. >> so many people set out to diet at the start of a new year but you say that anti-dieting is the way to go. why is that? >> yeah, look, the studies seem to show that dieting which many of us do in one form or another doesn't actually work. that you're likely to gain the weight back so this anti-diet which is actually called intuitive eating flips all of that on its head and says instead of eating in a way that you're kind of living up to external standards, how about listening to what your body actually needs. the scientific term for this is interoceptive awareness. you can call it self-awareness or mindfulness, tuning into when you're hungry or full. some studies say this seems to be more effective. >> the big guy with the big words, dan. >> he always had the big words. miss that. >> dan, i know

it's a start at least, and eva, well, and leopards. but the pressure on the protected area has increased 10 years ago. the cameroon government set aside part of the forests around the reserve for industrial use jungle, where the barca once settled, was cleared, to make way for thousands of new rubber trees. a company from singapore has been harvesting that raw material for the global market. so far around 10000 hacked hairs had been turned into plantations. that's the equivalent of $14000.00 football pictures cut out right in the middle of the jungles. as conservationist, renee's georgia for the families of the barker who were now expelled. it's simply incomprehensible law. so these communities are not only losing their livelihood by having their way of life being completely turned upside down. they're losing their cultural costumes. they no longer have access to their spiritual places, very closely connected to the forest it a social and environmental plan obliges the company to ensure sustainable operations and to create jobs for the

eva's story seemed incomprehensible.um capsule wrapped jazz had given rosy. >> we talked about, it and called rose you can. promise me you'll get a full autopsy. a toxicology report. promised me, promised me. >> dominic's wife, jean was dumbfounded. >> how do you have this information come to you. there was no way we were going to accuse him. >> let alone, a guy that we knew is in her family, we loved. >> we trusted. >> the brothers found themselves in opposite camps, and as far as strategy. dominic, the lawyer, wanting to go slow. first, let the coroner do is report, then see where they stood. rocky and his wife, were eager to take even a story to the cops. everyone though hope diaz was blamed. >> i remember feeling suspicious after that phone call. feeling like we need to do something with this information. >> in the dark of the parking lot, they made a compromise. rocky would call the coroner the next day, asking for a thorough and full examination of the body. there wouldn't be any mention of the suspicion. the >> co

it, he's a pleasant place, but not or a safe for these aquatic mammals. lou eva is probably the most unusual ring seal in lake saima for years aristo aaron and has been keeping an eye out for her. unlike her fellow ring seals, who stay under water for extended periods, eva spends a lot of time at the surface. and it's for a tragic reason. yeah, ron obama to not to local, did he was injured attacker. most likely is because of a fishing hook in her throat. she got caught on a line akeelah cotton around that same time in spring monica, she started making heavy wheezing sounds. now even to spend lots of time on the surface, taking in oxygen gap while em up in the lock, will bucks a half if what of the loss in finland is known as the land of a 1000 lakes. lake saima in the country. se is the largest of them and covers of a 4 and a half 1000 square kilometers. the saima ring seal, which takes its name from its ring pattern fur, can only be found here, the species is endangered. only 400 of them remain. global warming has made it harder for them. the seals need ice and snow to build their b

eva. >> deidre, thank you. bottom line no matter if you're getting a refund or not, taxes are never fun. >> no, no. >>> let's check in with someone who is fun and has the weather for us. >> that's right. >> debatable. >> because i love doing taxes. that is fun. good morning, guys. if it's tax season, tell you what, we want to get rid of fire season, right, but it's getting to a point where in california it's tougher to say there is a season. we had this fire, very rare, north of big sur, evacuations in carmel, 2,000 acres, but we had winds 50, 60, 70 miles per hour after a pretty dry january. we have snow also in chicago, a couple, three inches, still falling. >>> fun football game in green bay last night. got football games today and the x games continue in aspen. >> there you go from extreme weather to extreme sports, thank you so much, rob. now to the x games and a major first ahead today. trevor kennison will become the first adaptive athlete to hit the big air jump at the games. abc's will ganss has those

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. >> reporter: good morning, eva. less than half the people eligible for the booster have gotten it. now, there is new research on that extra shot and it shows your chances of staying out of the hospital and living are dramaticary higher if you have that booster. this morning, a promising cdc study showing the strength of boosters. the study confirming a third shot cuts the risk of landing in the e.r. or urgent care by 94% when it comes to the delta variant and 82% for omicron. another study showing if you are completely unvaccinated, you're 14 times more likely to be infected and 53 times more likely to die compared to people who are boosted. >> second, protection against infection and hospitalization with the omicron variant is highest for those who are up to date with their vaccination, meaning those who are boosted when they are eligible. >> reporter: but many of those eligible still haven't gotten the vaccine. the u.s. recording over 18 million new cases in the last month alone, more than a quarter of the nation'

eva paddock: my biggest takeaway is how incredibly fortunate we were.ar old eva paddock was just three when she boarded the last of winton's trains. eva:irst of all, that my mother would allow us to go. giving up a child or children is amazingly difficult. it stops me right there even now. fred: paddock was one of very few children whose parents survived the war and reunited with her in england. she moved to the u.s. and had a career in education and later mental health care. shhas no worries that sis' book is too dark for young children. eva: every child has understood being left out of a group, being meanly treated. to me, the book, and when i talk about it, is really a message of altruism, actually. fred: the book is filled with illustrations that she says encourage readers to dig deeper, even at older ages. eva: children will ask questions and then you go in their direction and in as much depth as they can, but the story, you know, simply can't die. it's going to die unless we start with children. fred: nicholas winton died in 2015, aged 106. vera g

joining me is kathryn lucy and jonathan martin and paul cane and eva. kathryn, i want to start with you. it was just last month president biden said i don't think about the former president. he very rarely speaks about the former president and rarely says his name. privately i think he thinks about the former president a lot but this shift in messaging at going at the former president, what's the rational behind it? >> there is a real turning point in the way he talked about the president publicly and spent the past year trying to move away talking about him and trying to focus on unity when he could, said he wanted to work with republicans and i as i understand it and your reporting shows, the white house felt they couldn't make this speech. he couldn't stand in the capitol and talk about these events and really not directly address president trump, former president trump and his role and so they really felt they had to take him on squarely and i think it's important not just that he talked about trump but the way he talked about trump, that he really

here's abc's eva pilgrim. >> i feel like i'm in a three-ring circus.'s no bottom to this case. >> every time something happens, your jaw drops and you gasp. >> i'm from south carolina, and this would set off one of the most notorious sagas my home state has ever seen. >> hampton is a very small town in south carolina. it's in the low country of south carolina. >> it's a quiet town. everybody knows everybody. >> generations have lived here, just like you see in the murdaugh family. >> this family has been there for over a century. powerful in the legal community, elected prosecutors for three generations. >> in the area, the murdaughs weren't above the law, they were the law. >> it's into this family of power and privilege that paul murdaugh is born. his father, alex, is a prominent lawyer. his mother maggie and his older brother, who's known as buster. >> these three couples were going out. paul murdaugh was there with his girlfriend, morgan doughty. anthony cook was there with his girlfriend, mallory beach. anthony's first cousin was there with his gi

and cnn national politics reporter eva mcend is live from washington, d.c.ing, eva, how is mitch mcconnell responding to all of this. >> good morning, boris and christi, listen, he takes this criticism very seriously when responding to questions from reporters in kentucky this week. you can tell it struck a nerve, this suggestion that he holds some sort of racial bias but, listen, he hit a sore spot, he tapped into a vulnerability in this country, that he suggested that black americans are not part of the story there. there say rawness there. that is why we have seen this backlash. take a listen what he had to say more in defense of himself. >> i want to take an opportunity here to address the outrageous mischaracterization of my history and record on voting rights and race relations as a result of inadvertently leaving out the word "almost" in my comments the other day. >> so he again misspoke there, and walked back to the mics at the end of the news conference, he meant to say "all americans." but this is not the first time that leader mcconnell has receiv

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with us to share their insight and reporting dana bash, eva mccann and jackie kucinich ever "the dailylisten to this with a parallel aspect to it and dana, also, if there's tens of millions, thousands, millions who voted for donald trump, you can mock that and dismiss it and laugh that these people live in a parallel universe but we remember the violence of a year ago thursday and the question is how do you break through to these people? >> that is the key question. one of the -- one of the things that would be nice but obviously this is pie in the sky would be for some of the so-called conservative media who are lying to these people to cut it out and we know that many of them know that they are lying, knowing that they are giving this information and they are doing it because it's profitable to be a major sflois that echo chamber of lies. it's an open question for those of us trying to get facts out, and not conspiracy theories get through to those people but we have to keep trying. >> we have to keep trying. you just heard a couple of snippets of what trump supporters told doney now

. >> reporter: good morning to you too, eva. we are over here on the west side of manhattan. hudson river, just over here to my right, jersey on the other side, we'll get to new jersey in just a minute. first of all, take a look behind me. this is called the salt shed. she's big trucks you see behind me come over to the west side, this he fill up with that salt and they get out on the roadway. they've been doing this for 4 hours now. petreating these roads so it won't be so bad. new york governor kathy hochul declared a state of emergency yesterday ahead of the storm so that they could kind of get ahead of it and it wouldn't be that bad. trash and recycling collection trucks all have been turned into snowplows. every piece of equipment is needed to keep new york city running. the city says it has more than 2,000 total vehicles equipped with plows on the front end and more than 280,000 tons of salt and it will be needed. now, let's take you acrossthe river to new jersey. governor phil murphy declared a state of emergency as well. road crews working hard to keep the new jersey

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someone who has resigned his pulpit and now lives in the vatican as a private individual, even as own eva he can leaped to you with dish. is it a few months time, theoretically, we could expect to see lawyers in germany following a lawsuit or pursuing legal action against joseph rod singer who at the time in munich did not tackle cases of abuse, but covered them up. the self connect had the not for touched at the former pope is now 94 years old and he's facing mounting pressure over his mishandling of sexual abuse within the catholic church, a scandal that reaches far beyond germany. earlier i spoke to kathleen, vist hoffer founder of the group, mar maria, 2 point oh, which raises awareness about sexual abuse in the church. she detail the steps that can be taken to support survivors. the next step is be need money. props ecologists at the moment that is not completely normal, that it happens that people actually do get upset column just for longer than $2425.00 or 50 hours. so i guess the church would pay for that as long as it takes for them. i mean, nobody can ever heal but to be able t

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let's get right to cnn's eva at the white house. what are you learning? >> reporter: pam, we just received this statement from the white house 68-year-old secretary of defense lloyd austin did test positive for the virus this morning. he received his test after exhibiting symptoms, got tested and found out he was in fact infected but he says his symptoms are mild. he's following his physician's directions and will quarantine for five days at home. key to note, he will remain -- retain all duties over the coming days and he says that he will attend meetings virtually in the interim as he recovers. also key in the statement, my last hmeeting with president biden occurred tuesday, december 21st a week before i began to experience symptoms. i tested negative that very morning. i have not been in the pentagon since thursday where i met briefly and only with a few members of my staff. but secretary austin did have the vaccine and the booster imploring everyone in the military to continue to get that vaccine and booster describing it as a readiness issue. breaki