this new storm on the way, let's get to chief meteorologist lee goldberg of wabc. well, lee, take us through it. >> reporter: david, you can't sleep on this pattern. it's an assembly line of storms in the west and they're racing across the country. so, the icy mix that's leaving the northeast tonight. there's already winter storm watches for the weekend storm from new york city to hartford to boston. that storm is slamming the west coast right now. there's heavy rain north of san francisco. flood watches, some of that rain's creeping down up there southern california. there could be several feet of snow in the rockies. so, that moves out, and tracks toward the upper midwest. and that will be there by late friday night and into early saturday morning, could be upwards of six inches in the twin cities. and then to the northeast. come later saturday and saturday night, snow moves in, could be several inches on the i-95 corridor. david, there are two more storms next week. >> david: we'll get to those next week. lee goldberg with us again tonight, thank you. >>> in the

lee goldberg with us again tonight. lee, thank you. >>> in the meantime, we turn to the other news this thursday night. we do have new reporting at this hour involving that black hawk helicopter, of course involved in the horrific midair collision over the potomac. the ntsb and faa briefed lawmakers behind closed doors today, and the senator after that meeting who said the black hawk helicopter was equipped with a key navigation safety tool, but that it was turned off. here's martha raddatz tonight. >> reporter: crews tonight lifting the mangled wreckage of that army black hawk helicopter from the frigid potomac river, eight days after it collided into an american airlines jet midair, leaving 67 people dead. the ntsb briefing lawmakers behind closed doors today. senator ted cruz saying that helicopter had turned off a crucial safety system. >> this was a training mission, so, there was no compelling national security reason for ads-b to be turned on. the black hawk had a transponder, so it would appear on radar, but ads

lee goldberg has the forecast. >>> tonight dwyane wade just 43 revealing his battle with cancer and his message tonight. the new warning about a chocolate recall. and we remember that two-time olympic gold medallist. he brought joy to so many. ♪ >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >> david: good evening as we come on the air in the west tonight, we begin with breaking news. in a week of horrific aviation news already, we have learned of a small plane crash into a busy neighborhood in philadelphia. the small plane coming down late today, multiple cars and buildings on fire. there are reports of multiple casualties, debris in the street. abc's phil lip of tonight with the images coming in now. >> reporter: tonight chilling images capturing the moment a jet plunged into the heart of northeast philadelphia at the height of rush hour. a huge fireball erupting against the night sky. leaving residents terrified. the crash lighting multiple buildings and cars on fire. wreckage and debris scattered across the busy intersection

lee goldberg has the new forecast. >>> the driver plunging 100 feet off the highway. the rescue tonight. >>> and california's heroes take center stage at the grammys. ♪ california dreamin ♪ ♪ on such a winter's day ♪ >> david: the tributes to the firefighters, the first responders, and the thousands who lost everything. >>> good evening and it's great to start a new week with all of you at home. we begin tonight with the breaking news, just a short time ago, president trump, after two phone calls with canada's prime minister, putting those 25% tariffs on hold with canada. they were set to go into effect at midnight tonight. on hold now for 30 days, and this comes just hours after a phone call with mexico's president, putting tariffs on hold with mexico, as well, for 30 days. president trump accusing both countries of allowing fentanyl and undocumented immigrants to flood the u.s. border. mexico and canada had planned retaliation, preparing to impose their own tariffs on u.s. goods, in exchange. but in a call with mexico's president, claudia sheinbaum, she agreed to se

whoopi goldberg.ayback] whoopi goldberg: it's hard when you hear that somebody has had that kind of accident, and then you read all these stories and you're just-- you don't know. people were very nervous. [applause] christopher reeve: well, it's time for me to prepare to go on stage. i wondered, would i spasm, my body jerking into an awkward position? would i have a pop-off? speaker: ladies and gentlemen, christopher reeve. [applause] christopher reeve: thank you. thank you. thank you very much. [applause] thank you. thank you very much. thank you. thank you. [applause] well, what you probably don't know is that i left new york last september, and i just arrived here this morning. [laughter] and i'm glad i did because i wouldn't have missed this kind of welcome for the world. thank you. [applause] whoopi goldberg: the strength to have to deal with lots and lots of people trying not to look at you with pity. glenn close: and i think the fact that superman was in a wheelchair and was willing to go publ

in fact, for nearly an hour, according to text records from sam's phone. >> sam goldberg is back in the lobby, walking around on his cell phone. by 629, he's once again back in the elevator. and here's the critical moment. at 630, he makes a call to 911. >> philadelphia fire department. >> 842 harry what's wrong? my just my i went downstairs to go work out. i came back up and the door was latched. my fiance is inside. she wasn't. she wasn't answering. so after about a half an hour, i decided to break it down. i see her now, just on the floor with blood. and she's not. she's not responding. okay, listen to me. someone's on the way. look at her chest and she flat on her back. she's on her back. okay, i can tell you what to do. okay. until they get there, i want you to keep her. oh, god. hello? yeah. hi. okay. we're going to do cpr with me over the phone until they can. i have to, right. okay. to get her flat on her back, bare her chest. okay. you want to rip her shirt off? yeah. her shirt won't come off. it's a zipper. oh, my god, she stabbed herself. she fell on a knife. i don't know, th

followed everywhere and israel followed life or you goldberg. thank you very much. i as how my says that it remains committed to the seaside deal and it has hailed today's hand over as captives. so this is what i'm upset and the statement despite the harsh conditions, bianca somber gaze were keen to provide the necessary health care for these really captive holes american citizenship. the pictures of the crowd celebrating this achievement or true testament on the approach of the resistance, deliberate, the land. it goes on to say that the good physical and psychological condition, in which the enemies prisoners appear, proves the values of our resistance. joining us on set this will to america professor, fully policy at home. i've been for the for university. so tom, this is day for of what is actually only the 1st phase of a wider deal. if this wider deal goes through to the end to face 3, it would see the end of this war and the reconstruction of gaza. and the exchange of all is really captive held in gaza, alive and dead in exchange for quite a large number of pa

when he was in israel last and i doubt nothing here will hear anything different than k already. goldberg is really political commentator. thank you very much for joining us. thank you for having of 25000 prisoners were released from their military prison to ramallah in the occupied west bank. as part of the exchange, dozens of families gathered in ramallah to welcome them home. they included the family of olive garden was obtained for more than 20 years, and sentenced to life turns on the much we've been through so much pain. well, these really okay fish and wanted us to die in persian towards the rear. out. now my life don't wish chapter and their condition would be defeated one day to allow berg with the son was only 3 years old when he was arrested. yeah, they, i him, we have little hard for his release before the slip deal. but now we're so happy i will join that he hasn't been defaulted, might be even bigger than i've enjoyed that he's been released. he sacrificed his life for his country, so at least it should be able to live in it. we're joined in the studio by mom and a most re p

let's speak to henri goldberg is really political commentator. joining us from tel aviv worry, i'm curious to know from you, how is riley's worth taking in all of this footage? first of all, what they're seeing and what they're not seeing, they would have seen, i assume the but i'm sure in fact they would have seen the release of the as really captives from gaza. i don't know if they're seeing what we're seeing now, which is the release of the palestinian prisoners a no, they're not the, the release of the same prisoners, certainly not covered by uh, it's just mainstream media. and you just spoke at length about how it is rarely policy to try and uh, silence and suppress as much as possible. uh, these things are celebration at the release of palestinian prisoners. uh, is that a street or at least a 1000 prisoners as data. and they're certainly not exposed to nearly any of the, the human interest side because of this release. and effectively they're releasing only in terms of a tactical balance. what we lost in order to bring our hostages back 3, i understand these really army is actually d

let's get right to chief meteorologist lee goldberg from wabc timing this out again for us.i, lee. >> hey, david. we're about 24 hours from first flakes here in new york city. we have winter weather alerts from the northern rockies all the way into the northeast. tonight it's the upper midwest. maybe a few inches of snow in minneapolis. by the time we get into tomorrow, it's the great lakes with some snow and a wintry mix from the ohio valley and the mid-atlantic. and then as we approach nightfall, it's along the i-95 corridor. we've got some heavy snow, the brunt of it tomorrow night across the hudson valley of new york into parts of new england. those are the areas with the highest snow totals. 6 inches or more from places like albany to portland to the boston area. here in new york, we're going to get a few inches of snow. and then with the ice storm across pennsylvania, maybe a quarter inch of ice along i-76. an ice storm warning near johnstown. we get rid of this storm, more storming tuesday and thursday. >> david: we'll likely see you next week, then, lee, thank you. >

we'll talk again think that's bringing already. goldberg is really political commentator. you're joining us from tel aviv or the uh footage. we were talking about the split screen reality, right, that we've been covering for the last few hours of these really, capt is being released from the gaza strip and palestinian prisoners being released from is really jails. what of this reality? what have is really seen on their television screens on their social media, etc. very little. these are, these are not privy to the scenes as a whole coming and liberation of the post and inside is, are the networks don't cover it, is are the new sites don't coverage? we are fully ensconced within our level of trying to get as much of the hostages as you can uh, engage the levels of that respect and their privacy. we, we don't see what's happening in the past. okay, how is really, is feeling today on the 4th day of is really captives being released from the gaza strip. please and happy that these captives are these captives, these hostages are coming home, not at all, try on, send engulfed i

jonah goldberg is co-founder and editor in chief of the dispatch. alex thompson, cnn political analyst, national political reporter for axios. megan hayes, democratic strategist, former director of message planning for the biden white house. and matt gorman, republican strategist, also adviser formally to tim scott's presidential campaign. welcome to all of you. another day in the second trump administration, jonah, and it's all coming so quickly. i do think that there clearly is some appetite among americans for trimming government waste. this is something we hear from voters all the time, but the stakes are incredibly high for things like our air traffic control system. you know, the the data sensitive data of all americans inside the treasury department. they now reportedly have access to medicare and medicaid, which includes people's health records. is elon going too far for american voters or is he not? >> well, if the question is for american voters, i think the evidence isn't in yet. right? i mean, we just don't it doesn't seem to be the mass

but peter baker, jeffrey goldberg, it's so great to have you both on. thank you so much. and coming up, the latest on the brewing crisis within the fbi call by some, an even bigger crisis for the principle of an independent law enforcement in the united states than occurred during the nixon administration. during the nixon administration. you're watching andrea mitch carl: believe me, when it comes to investing, you'll love carl's way. take a left here please. driver: but there's a... carl's way is the best way. client: is it? at schwab, how i choose to invest is up to me. driver: exactly! i can invest and trade on my own... client: yes, and let them manage some investments for me too. let's move on, shall we? no can do. client: i'll get out here. where are you going?? schwab. schwab! schwab. a modern approach to wealth management. when the temperature drops... you've got two choices. close your eyes and think warm thoughts. or open your eyes and get out here. there's only one vehicle lineup that embraces everything the cold has to offer. the official vehicles of winter.

goldberg was in there as well. we know hirsh goldberg well.ppeared in there many times. his wife was killed on october 7th. on that day he was taken captive. he is returning to a very young daughter who is, i believe, 3 or 4 years old, who he has not seen in 491 days. and then there is the incredibly sad story of elli sharabi, 52 years of age. his wife and daughters were killed on october 7th. he was taken alongside his brother yossi into gaza. his brother was also killed in captivity. he is also being taken to sheba hospital. what we don't know about elli is whether or not he knew that his wife and children were killed before he was taken captive, and so likely he has now learned of their fate and incredibly likely emotional moment, but bittersweet. i think, for so many israelis, because guys, when they took to the stage after being alongside the islamic militants in central gaza, they had to make speeches and they looked incredibly emaciated. they did not look well. some of the other hostages that have been released have looked like they wer

he was cornered in a bunker alongside his wife with hersh goldberg. we know hersh goldberg very well, obviously one of the six hostages that were killed during the war. well into the war. his parents have appeared on our air many times. his wife was killed on october 7th in that bunker. so or levy now returning to israel, landing there at sheba hospital. ali to be greeted, obviously by more family members. we don't know if he's already been reunited with his his young child. i believe his daughter is only four years of age. but again, this incredibly bittersweet moment for or levy, considering the fact that he is returning now after 491 days in captivity, knowing full well that his wife was killed on october 7th. ali. >> we are now seeing that that corridor that's always put up so that the media does not get these cameras, cannot get a proper shot of the hostage who will be leaving that plane. we also did see medical personnel. we saw somebody in a white coat. i don't know whether they boarded the helicopter or not yet or they're waiting on the side o

thank you for sharing your fuel experience with us this hour or a goldberg joins us now. is really political commentator. joining us from tel aviv were 4 or 5 hours into this. now, are you seeing these really captives released from gaza? seeing now the palestinian prisoners who have been released, some of them in minority in ramallah and the occupied west bank and the majority of them a 111 into the back into gaza. and one thing that we've seen already and, and i want to know from you how all of this is being received in israel. one thing that we've seen is, yes, of course, there's joy and elation for the families, you know, who are reunited with their loved ones. there's a lot of pain and there is a lot of suffering to go around whether it's in gaza, whether it's in the west bank just before i let you answer. and just so, you know, we are seeing right now a helicopter landing until a be. so i can only assume that that would be one of the is really captives because there's a process to this. just a reminder of yours is a process to this. they are released by him us. they

meanwhile, the fourth set next to whoopi goldberg on the view.was a color revolution funded by people who pay taxes. suddenly you had trained agitators in the street with fresh signs and robust crowds and fueling the media that pushes incendiary hoaxes. add to that a crusade against so-called misinformation to empower censorship. does that sound familiar? sounds like everything usaid did in other countries. now may be we didn't mind usaid before. sure they toppled governments overseas but that wouldn't happen here. now, by shining a light on what day and our government is doing, we find that they did try to destroy a populist movement for being a challenge to their power with identity politics as a weapon. it was divide and conquer like when i got into that sword fight with conjoined twins r. [laughter] no wonder the left is freaking out. the truth is out. they weren't just exporting chaos to the world, they were growing it here and forcing us to smoke it. >> announcer: period! >> greg: todd, today i guess trump laid off all of these usaid worker

chuck schumer you're not robert williams, that is not whoopi goldberg standing next to you.g watching chuck schumer there, it was like watching a special olympics double dutch get started. it was a mess! and then he was like that's right, gets the hands in the air! >> greg: you can see that moment of delight when he changed it to we will win to we won't rest! his little claw hand, give them the claw back seen! and once this is due to get his old cane in the shock, what's going on! the whole thing was like a david lynch fever dream. >> and nobody is disputing what doge is funding, it's all done by some wonky engineers. we're just showing you what we are finding. >> that we won't rest chant is worst, everybody else's like we are going to. [laughter] >> greg: i did not know we had to chant! >> also now they care, now they care, they care because they are finding staff, you want to talk about the biden administration, what marcus vanderburg admits happened, phone calls from the administration -- mark zuckerberg -- center this or else. that's not concerning? but somebody doing so

here is whoopi goldberg attempting to school her on wokeness. >> this young lady her first job i wouldid something yesterday that really pissed me off and she said there will be no woke here. let me explain something to you, without that woke you might not have that job. because women were not invited to that table. women were not invited to many tables in this nation. >> greg: or really? you and your cohosts were most certainly invited to many tables. dinner tables, lunch tables, breakfast tables , but not to be outdone joy of all people attacked karoline leavitt's looks. >> she has probably been put in there because according to donald trump she is attend. you know that is what it is. >> greg: but joy, can sheet sincerely claimed that nobody ever hired her based on looks? word is that you hired her to make whoopi look then it. tyrus, it is funny, i don't believe that woke was around when dana perino became press secretary. >> trying to throw that shade had president trump do your homework. he had a woman build his buildings in the 70s. this man has had a woman at the top of the home

leader tarr, members of the legislature, secretary galvin, attorney general campbell, treasurer goldberg, auditor dizoglio, members of the judiciary and governors council, members of congress, particularly leader clark, elected officials, mayors and local officials, former elected, good evening, governor, business and labor leaders, clergy and gas, to everyone in this great chamber and everyone at home, thank you for giving me the privilege of serving as your governor. [applause] for joanna and our family, thank you for your love and support. for our lieutenant governor, kim driscoll. [applause] cam, that says it all. there's nobody who does a better job of keeping us fired up, of always focusing us on the needs of residents in our community. you give 110% all the time. the state couldn't have a better leader and i thank you. [applause] >> to members of our cabinet and executive staff, key massachusetts all the way. to our state employees, thank you for the work that you do to keep massachusetts strong. [applause] to our service members, veterans and gold star families, everything we hav

she herself said back in march it wasn't a country album, except at the grammys and in whoopi goldberg'scan sit down. i'm standing. >> and there were some other people on that panel. i don't know who they are, but other people seemed, well, they seem to like like the beyonce. i'm more of a chris stapleton person, but that's just my personal. yeah, that's my. >> personal hollywood laura. well, let's move to hollywood, where it looks like the oscar campaign of karla sofia gascon, the first biological man nominated for best actress at the oscars, is going up in flames. gascon was the odds on favorite to win for playing a drug dealer who gets a sex change operation with songs. >> una mujer. >> but the nomination went south. >> stupid. >> real fast. >> well, it turns out the actor has posted these controversial comments about. >> yes. >> well. >> yeah, there's. >> always remarks on x calling george floyd a drug addict. yeah, calling george floyd a drug addict swindler trashing islam. oh, wait. then he gets in real trouble if he criticizes gascon islamists. >> ended up deleting. >> that's the

i have not seen something like that since whoopi goldberg got on his mpeg.a major source of the fentanyl entering the country? did you know canadian bacon is mediocre hammock? i know i did not and i am the voice of a generation. i thought the only horrible thank canada ever gave us was seth rogen. then there is ukraine, trump just told zelenskyy that he expects that we get the rare earth metals, you know, the metals essential to our iphones, lithium batteries, and little wayne's teeth. so that is new. hell, all joe biden got out of ukraine was a fake job for his son. have you ever really thought about greenland? trumpeted. suddenly we find out it is key to securing america's future shipping. we're the hell has all of this intel bin? was it sitting in the file near biden's corvette? just like the one with all of the and murderers and criminals that i.c.e. has suddenly been able to wrap up? and don't talk about the ngos, up until recently i thought ngo was something i picked up from a stripper on spring break. then there is usaid it sounds like a sports during

she said back in march it wasn't a country album except at the grammys and in whoopi goldberg's mind, sit down. i'm standing. >> laura: and there were some other people on that panel. i don't know who they are. but other people seemed to like beyonce. i'm more of a chris stapleton person. that's my personal preference, raymond. >> raymond: let's move to hollywood where it looks like the oscar campaign of carlos sophia gascon, the first biological man nominated for best actress at the oscars is going up in flames. gascon was the odds on favorite to win for playing a drug dealer who gets a sex change operation with songs. >> raymond: but the nomination went south, laura. >> laura: so stupid. >> raymond: real fast. >> laura: turns out the actor has posted like these controversial comments about i mean what was it on x calling george floyd a drug addict swindler, trashing islam oh, wait, then he gets in real trouble if you criticize islamists. that's the real crime. >> yeah. the an tore deleted that account and went on cnn to try salvage the oscar nomination. the actor is saying here, lau

jeffery goldberg discuss president trump's handling of the first real test of his second term.s the "newshour" for tonight. i'm geoff bennet. amna: i'm amna nawaz. thank you for joining us. and have a great weekend. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by -- the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions and friends of the "newshour" including kathy and paul anderson and camilla and george smith. the walton family foundation, working for solutions to protect water during climate change so people and nature can thrive together. >> the william and flora hewlett foundation, for more than 50 years advancing ideas and supporting institutions to promote a better world. at hewlett.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions and friends of the "newshour." ♪ >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs news station from viewers like you. thank you. >> this is pbs newshour west from the david m. rubinstein studio at weta in washington and from our bureau at the wa

however, the parents of slain israeli american hostage hersh goldberg polin are urging president donaldrump to reconsider the current approach. >> we received the wonderful news that ellie. >> orr and ohad were released today. we also felt this real connection to orr and his family, because orr and hirsch were both kidnaped together from the same bomb shelter on the same pickup truck on october 7th, and in fact, orr's brother michal contacted us right after shabbat today to tell us that one of orr's first questions he asked his brother this morning was, how is hirsch doing? because he had assumed that hirsch had been released long ago and his brother had to explain to him that hirsch had been murdered five months ago. >> seeing the. >> condition of these three hostages, hearing that orr had no idea what happened. >> to hirsch. >> that ellie was unaware of the fate of his wife and his daughters is just a gut punch to all of us that we need to do more. and i'm turning directly to president. >> trump and to. >> mr. witkoff. you have. shown that. >> you are. >> the only. >> ones who have be

. >> the parents of slain israeli american hostage hersh goldberg polin have a clear message for president trump. bring every hostage home this week. for now, though, the gradual approach continues, going through several phases. we're in phase one today. israel welcoming the release of three additional hostages who were held captive by hamas for 491 days. but there was a lot of concern as people around the world and in israel saw the frail condition of those israeli captives. cnn's jeremy diamond joins us from tel aviv with more on this. >> well, we are in hostage square, where earlier today we witnessed very emotional scenes as hundreds of israelis gathered here to watch as those three israeli hostages were released from hamas captivity after 491 days. but it was really a roller coaster of emotions. initially, yes, there was the wave of relief as those three hostages emerged in live pictures for the first time after more than 15 months. but then there was also some pained looks on the faces of many here, as they realized the state in which those three israeli hostages were emerging, all t

so jonah goldberg, let me start with you. do you think any of these legal cases, especially the rulings against them, is disappointing for the trump administration? or is this just part of the plan to get it all in front of the u.s. supreme court? >> i don't. >> think. >> it's particularly disappointing. >> i mean, like, if they could have a win where they were ratified, i'm sure they'd prefer that. right? but part of this is not even a legal strategy. it is a just sort of flood the zone. convey a sense of energy and like that kind of thing. and that's definitely working to distract people. so they have a they don't know what to argue about and what to focus on. um, and, you know, i think that there are some of these things in these executive orders that will probably pass muster. i don't think the birthright citizenship one is, is one i don't know that congress couldn't do something about birthright citizenship. the precedents are kind of mixed on that. but this court is not going to say, oh, yeah, by executive order, you ca

this is scarlett goldberg, class of 2027.love the early engagement, scarlett. >> the 2024 election proved the dnc does not adequately cater to the needs and desires of the working class. as dnc chair, how do you plan to incorporate working-class americans and progressives who feel abandoned and excluded by their party? jen: who do you want to attract director question two -- direct your question to? >> i would leave it up to anybody who feels passionate enough to answer. [laughter] jen: we probably only have time for two. this is an excellent question, we have a lot of enthusiasm. ms. williamson, you have not spoken in a while, do you want to start? governor o'malley, you can go second. ms. williamson: young people and progressives will feel no longer neglected and abandoned when we no longer neglected and abandoned them. one of the primary issues is universal health care, medicare for all. we should talk about things like the fact them in my ways has not been raised from $7.27 an hour. we should do more than give lip service

bill lee goldberg. >> you know, it's hard when you hear that somebody has had that kind of accident, and then you read all these stories and you're just you don't know. people were very nervous. >> well, it's time for me to prepare to go on stage. i wondered, would i spasm my body, jerking into an awkward position? would i have a pop off? >> ladies and gentlemen, christopher reeve. >> thank you. thank you. thank you very much. thank you thank you very much. thank you. >> well, what? you probably don't know. is that i left new york last september. and i just arrived here this morning and i'm glad i did. because i wouldn't have missed this kind of welcome for the world. thank you. >> you know, you know, this. the strength to have to deal with lots and lots of people trying not to look at you with pity. >> and i think the fact that superman was in a wheelchair and was willing to go public with it was huge. >> for people. >> with disabilities to be so visible was almost unheard of at the time. disability was really not understood as a part of humanity worth including and for for chris to