. >> here's abc's rebecca jarvis. >> amazon pharmacy launching drone delivery of prescriptions in 60es or less the program starting in college station texas and eventually expanding gives residents access to over 500 medications. >> treating common conditions, including flu, asthma and pneumonia. earlier this year, walmart partnered with alphabet s wing to expand its drone delivery to the dallas area, allowing residents to order groceries, household essentials, over-the-counter medicines and more. >> customers have become so used to getting things so quickly that retail drones are just going to add to that speed to market. and this is one way that retailers are going to stay competitive and make sure that they don't attrition customers to their competitors. >> here's how it works at checkout. an eligible amazon pharmacy customer can select free drone delivery. the pharmacist will fill the prescription, and then it's loaded into the drone, which will make its drop at a delivery marker on the customer's property. the drones have ai powered sense and avoid technology to navigate around

>> david: rebecca jarvis with us tonight here. rebecca, thank you. >>> in colorado tonight, will former president trump be kept off the ballot there? this evening, the trial has begun, a group arguing trump's role on january 6th disqualifies him from holding office. here's abc's senior investigative correspondent aaron katersky now. >> reporter: tonight, an unprecedented trial underway in a colorado court where a group of six current and former republican voters is trying to keep donald trump off the ballot, arguing he "engaged in insurrection or rebellion" against the constitution on january 6th, in violation of the 14th amendment. trump's own words that day, played in court. >> we fight like hell. and if you don't fight like hell, you're not going to have a country anymore. >> reporter: the plaintiffs calling to the witness stand capitol police officer daniel hodges. and playing video showing him crushed in a doorway by rioting trump supporters. >> help! i was overwhelmed by members of the mob. i was held there while one of the

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here's abc news reporter rebecca jarvis in this morning's gma first look. >> some iphones overheatingi'll pick it up. >> wow. >> after apple released the newest model last month, some heated customers have taken to online forums and social media claiming the iphone 15 has been overheating for them. some claiming the phone can at times be too hot to hold. and this tiktok user, humna riff showing her fingers claiming they were burned from overheating. she had her device replaced. >> as you can see, there's like little bubbling happening on each of the fingers. >> the company addressing the issue over the weekend, saying they identify quite a few conditions which can cause the iphone to run warmer than expected, including a bug in ios 17 that will be addressed in a software update. and we'll have more on what to do if your phone is overheating. coming up at 7 a.m. with your gma first look. i'm rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >> this morning the nobel prize in physics was just awarded to three scientists who spend their time looking at the electrons and atoms for split seconds and lul

seth jarvis, so one time that's goal, carolina would score 4 straight goals charts lou. 63, they hostoliver thursday. the niners got some relatively good news on tuesday afternoon. we know they came out of sunday's loss. super banged up trent williams. he hurt his ankle very early christian mccaffrey. he had no bleak injury, a rib injury and deebo samuel. he left the game with a shoulder injury well. >> get this. none of those injuries that does mention seem to be long-term ones. all 3 of those guys are considered day-to-day, which when considering all that happened, they will all have a chance to play on monday night in minneapolis. and like i said, it, i call that a win because i was counting on christian, at least to be out a couple weeks. we're a week away from the warriors. is seniors season opener. steve kerr said he'd be ramping it up this weekend. you could tell everyone was out there, get in some work in today at practice. now this will be the 12th season that steph draymond and klay have all been teammates. no other current trio in the nba comes close in. you don't see anyth

and they waved his head in front of all of the crowd. jarvis belonging to the new owl doing i was thinking movements committed this wall crime by the press conference. us state, department spokesman, mach toner, was honest with the government, was stump supplying weapons to these militants, this is his answer. i think again these are not easy processes and one incident here and there with not necessarily make you a terrorist group. i wrote a letter to president for sure, all aside and said, i cannot explain to you why the united states, which was attacked by al qaeda on 911, is now supporting them in your country. this caused a global chaos in the media and they all attacked me in every way that they could hoping to grind me into dust. but it really just gave additional exposure to the fact that we were backing outside to this very day. how kite is now bottled dolphin is the province of syria. to this day, the united states provides money, arms, diplomatic support to al qaeda. the very same group that brought down the twin towers on 911 scope of business and i didn't want to just come off

know, hey, you know what, if you don't want to do the job, get out, you know. 212 people voted for jarvis. i don't know much about him. jon much about jordan. but i know one thing. there's 20 republicans that didn't vote period. and why didn't five of them cross the border and elect who had the my of theule? host: they voted, they just voted for somebody else besides jim jordan. caller: no according to the report, 20 republicans didn't vote period. host: six voted for kevin mccarthy, seven for steve scalise, let's see here, three voted for lee zeldin. and one for mike garcia. they voted for others than jim jordan. let's hear from terry who is in harriet, arkansas. caller: hello. an independent. i just wao let you know that i think jim jordad be great. however, keep hearing about maga extremists. this to me is not an extreme thing, america first. so please. i am all for jim jordan. unless we can get donald trump in there, thad be great. host: all right. we'll leave it there with terry. we'll be back tomorrow morning for the "washington journal." if you missed any of our coverage today you

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rebecca jarvis is here with what it means for the world of streaming. >> hey, george, yeah.nd when many other streamers had hiked prices, netflix was the only holdout. but now they are following suit. that basic plan at netflix jumps $2 to $12. premium goes to $23. they are keeping the ad supported tier at $7. over the last year the cost of major ad free streaming services overall have gone up by about 25%. part of the objective is to push more cost conscious consumers to that cheaper ad supported plan. that's ironic because that is exactly what tv used to be. george, here we are, back to the future. >> looks like this crackdown on pass word sharing is paying off. what does it mean for other streamers? >> it is absolutely paying off for netflix. they added 9 million, almost 9 million subscribers between july and september because of the crackdown. analysts believe other streamers as a result are definitely going to follow suit. overall, you can imagine prices going up and more crackdown on all of those subscriber services. >> rebecca jarvis, thank you very much. >> the party

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rebecca jarvis here to tell us about it. >> looks pretty sci-fi. for the way we get our medicine. this morning amazon pharmacy launching drone delivery of prescriptions in 60 minutes or less. the program starting in college station, texas, and eventually expanding, gives residents access to over 500 medication, creating common conditions including asthma, pneumonia. earlier this year wal-mart partnered with alphabet to expand to the dallas area, allowing residents to order groceries, household essentials, medicines and more. >> customers have become so used to getting things so quickly r drones are going to add to that speed to market. this is one way retailers will stay competitive and make sure they don't attrition customers to their competitors. >> reporter: here's how it works. at checkout, an eligible amazon pharmacy customer can select free drone delivery. the pharmacist will fill the prescription, then it's loaded into the drone which will make its way to the customer's property. the drones have ai power sense and avoid technology to navigat

rebecca jarvis back to break it down. >> this is all about the fafsa.hem out with my own family. lot of consternation here. the way it works, they take the total cost of attendance and subtract your family contribution from that. that equals the financial aid you need. until now it used to work like this. that family contribution included things like your income, but it also included things like your pretax contributions to your 401k. it made it look like your family could afford more college. now they are not going to do that. you can contribute to your 401k. it will not make it look like your family contributions are higher and, as a result, you'll be entitled to more financial aid. >> how much are we talking about? >> it's a significant number for some families. anywhere between $5,000 to $10,000 additional for families per year. if you look at it for a family, for example, making about $100,000 a year, you could imagine that that pretax 401k contribution is $22,500. under the old fafsa parent contribution, you would have to contribute about $9,400 t

rebecca jarvis back from the courthouse in manhattan. hey, rebecca. >> reporter: hey, george.go, sam bankman fried was the coast of silicon valley, even washington. he was considered an investor in the murky world of crypto currency. but today his criminal trial is set to get under way in this courthouse. this morning sam bankman fried once celebrated as the king of crypto, whose company ftx, flashy partnerships with people like tom brady. >> do you know what? i'm in. >> reporter: set to appear in this manhattan courthouse as jury selection in his criminal trial begins. bankman fried is accused of master minding one of the biggest financial frauds in american history, allegedly using billions in ftx customer money to pay off debts that his crypto hedge funds, buy up lavish real estate and buy influence in washington. >> it's an honor to be here. >> reporter: at his peak, bankman fried, now 31, was worth an estimated $26 billion. >> you've never had customers losses. >> reporter: george stephanopoulos sitting down with bankman fried in the bahamas shortly after his company file

seth jarvis gets the go ahead goal. the hurricanes then padded it with two more. in the third period for a 6 to 3 win and three games. the sharks have two losses in regulation and one in overtime. the philadelphia phillies seem to be on a mission to get back to baseball's biggest series and get the championship they were denied last year. the phillies hosting arizona in game two of the nlcs tonight with manny trillo and gary matthews performing first pitch honors fills up one nothing in the third, and then kyle schwarber doubled that lead off. merrill kelly schwarber has been making a habit of hitting home runs in this series, this solo shot was his second and there would be a third same matchup in the sixth inning. schwarber hits this one into a deeper part of the ballpark, but gets the same result. the runs kept coming for the phillies, who rolled to a ten nothing win. they lead the series two to nothing as it now heads to arizona for game three on thursday. the phils are seven and one in this year's postseason. those who were expecting the 49 ers to do anything

they can raise you know, ian jarvis raise kids. you know, ian jarvis there in his family.d yet . dignified people. and yet. >> sorry to interrupt, but we have a situation in central london where there is social housing that people have been sitting in for decades, passed it down to generations in areas where if that was on the private market, it would be out of reach of most people on very good jobs and incomes . what's going on and incomes. what's going on there? >> well, the model is that you want some people living in certain parts of the country so they can do jobs that need to be done and that they want to do for money. i mean, this is this is. but the much bigger picture is. but the much bigger picture is that across the country, there is a massive social housing waiting list across the country. there are some housing associations that are doing a good job, but some that aren't . good job, but some that aren't. new figures out from the government's housing ombudsman shows a record number of complaints of severe maladministration, up from . 31 maladministration, up fr

shaped military interventions, which was published by cornell university press one the 2012 george jarvis schrader best book award from the american political science association's international history and politics section. her forthcoming book, the insider's game elites, democracy and war, will be published very soon by public princeton university press. very much looking forward to that. her has also been published in some of the most prestigious journals in political science, including international, international security, world politics, foreign affairs and many others. she is also a senior editor at the monkey cage, which, despite the name, is an incredible important and serious political science blog that provides critical public face and analysis and was previously hosted by the washington post and lives on in another now. most recently, saunders was recognized by the international studies section of the international studies association with the emerging scholar award. please welcome, dr. saunders. so thank you so much. all three of you, for being here. i'm just hoping to have o