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i'm linsey davis. russia is in mourning tonight after the loss of more than 130 people in that terrorist attack at a concert hall in the capital. and the death toll is rising. some families are still awaiting word on their loved ones who remain missing since gunmen opened fire on the popular and crowded venue. once again today, crowds gathered leaving flowers and remembering the victims. russian president vladimir putin lighting a candle. he has signaled without evidence that ukraine is behind the massacre, which the biden administration vehemently denies. the white house insists isis-k is solely responsible, and just before coming on the air, russia charged four suspects already in custody with terrorism offenses. abc's lama hasan leads us off from london, and some of the video in her report could be disturbing. >> reporter: tonight, a national day of mourning in russia. hundreds lining up to pay tribute at a growing makeshift memorial, laying down flowers, and president putin lighting a candle in mem

you got my answer and we're joined now by abc's linsey davis, who has been digging into the exit pollsll night. >> and you've been tracking many of the sweep that president trump, former president trump managed to do short of vermont. but you're also seeing some weak spots in the exit polling. >> you know what's interesting? we're reading the tea leaves. but in this case, we'll say the exit polls in particular. and there are some concerns potentially with the nikki haley voters, the people who she said the 40% she's staying in the race for. take a look at this. in north carolina, for example, the her voters have said 80. they are not willing to support donald trump. that's a whopping number. there california more of the same. 69% say they're not going to support trump in virginia. we have a similar number, you see it right there, 69% of those nikki haley voters who are really locked in and saying, even if she's not going to be there, she's not they're not necessarily going to go for the nominee. >> and yet, voters on both sides unhappy with this candidates, questioning both if biden an

i'm linsey davis, in for david. tonight, former crypto-currency mogul sam bankman-fried sentenced to 25 years in prison in one of the largest financial fraud cases in u.s. history. more on that in a moment. >>> but we begin with the stunning new images just coming in from onboard the cargo ship that brought down baltimore's francis scott key bridge. new images just coming in from the ntsb show inspectors probing the damage, the twisted metal of the bridge draped across the front of the ship. onboard, they found 56 containers of hazardous materials. some broken open, spilling into the water. officials say there is no immediate threat. our team out on the water today with the army corps of engineers, who are leading the recovery operation. cranes are on the way to clear the debris and tow the ship away. and then to recover the bodies of the four missing construction workers trapped underneath. abc's elizabeth schulze on the scene tonight. >> reporter: tonight, a first look inside the cargo ship that crashed into balti

i'm linsey davis. as we come on the air, that monster storm is bearing down on millions in the west. blizzard warnings remain in effect. some areas already buried under seven feet of snow. more than 70 miles of i-80 remain closed as many as 300 vehicles were stuck there this weekend. first responders checked car by car, making sure everyone was safe. this morning, an avalanche trapped several vehicles on highway 50. quick thinking crews were able to get everyone out, but travel is still next to impossible. our weather team is standing by. first, faith abubey leads us off from truckee, california. >> reporter: tonight, new details of harrowing rescues at the height of the blizzard striking the sierra nevada mountains. between 200 and 300 vehicles getting stuck along interstate 80 over donner summit friday night amid blowing snow and wind. officers going vehicle to vehicle. >> we literally had to go one by one to help people out. >> reporter: including a mother and her baby who ran out of gas. this is pa

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. >>> still ahead, as we count down to the oscars, unforgettable moments with linsey davis' interviewsgio: and "variety's" clayton davis breaks out his crystal ball, to see what he sees in the awards and if you agree. >> janai: we'll see. and those classic oscar moments that turn into ever-lasting social media memes. you don't want to miss that. remember that? social media memes. you don't want to miss that. remember that? (♪) ♪ healthier's not something that happens all alone ♪ ♪ it takes greg and lydia, and josie on the phone. ♪ ♪ it's grammy getting checked on in her favorite chair. ♪ ♪ or dolling herself up to go ♪ ♪ handle all of her care. ♪ ♪ with doctors to nurses ♪ ♪ and all the people in between ♪ ♪ healthier happens in more ways ♪ ♪ than ray's ever seen. ♪ ♪ healthier happens together. ♪ (vo) what does it mean to be rich? maybe rich is less about reaching a magic number... and more about discovering magic. rich is being able to keep your loved ones close. and also send them away. rich is living life your way. and having someone who can help you get there. the key to being ric

abc's linsey davis is at the scene of the catastrophic collapse. linsey, what can you tell us?ju, it's difficult to tell right now, but what is just over my shoulder here is the harbor behind me where the key bridge came down last night around 1:30 a.m. after receiving a desperate mayday call, police closed all traffic just minutes before the collapse and warned people working on the bridge that the ship was careening toward it, but it was not enough time for some. tonight, six workers who were killing potholes when the cargo ship hit are still missing. the coast guard now says the search and rescue efforts have been suspended. the port of baltimore is the ninth-busiest in the country, now closed indefinitely as twisted debris and wreckage remain tangles above and below the water, juju. >> juju: linsey, thank you. it's hard to overstate just how enormous that ship is. it weighed 95,000 tons and is roughly as long as the eiffel tower is tall. there are many more questions than answers about how that mammoth ship lost control and caused the devastating collapse. this video captur

here's abc's linsey davis. >> i realize my dreams can come true.ams look like. and right now, i dream of getting more sleep. i'm so serious. >> you and i both. >> so my dreams have become more realistic. and believe it or not, less attainable. >> dreaming bigger dreams now. >> yes. >> reporter: "abbott elementary," now in its third season is bringing that philly schoolhouse charm to america. behind the show's comedic genius sets creator, star, and proud philadelphia native quinta brunson. >> it's beloved by viewers critically acclaimed from its inception, did you think i have something special here? >> i did. i remember seeing the pilot for the first time, and i wrote the pilot and cast it and all that i was so proud of it. and that was before it even hit the air. i think when you make something you're that proud before anyone even sees it, that's when you know it's good. >> when you can feel that a show is great and it's clicking and it's in rhythm and there is flow, you feel like you're truly making art in this way at the highest form that you po

i'm mary bruce in for linsey davis. we begin with the race for the white house and former president trump's campaign now on the defensive, after his fiery rhetoric at a rally in dayton, ohio, on saturday night. trump warning while discussing the economy that there would be a, quote, bloodbath if he's not re-elected in november. this after the former president kicked off the event by paying tribute to those who attacked the u.s. capitol on january 6th. president biden's campaign swiftly denouncing those comments as threats of political violence. but even republicans like mike pence who says he will not endorse trump are defending his bloodbath comment, saying he was referring to imports hurting the automobile industry. maryalice parks leading us off tonight from washington. >> reporter: tonight, republicans forced to defend former president donald trump's controversial comment while discussing economic tariffs, that there would be a bloodbath if he lost the 2024 election. >> we're going to put a 100% tariff on every sing

linsey davis will be here, the entire power house political team will be here for live coverage of super tuesday. the races, the issues, of course, the polling, where things stand in each one of the key battlegrounds. and, of course, as the results come in, we'll have them live. 10:00 p.m. eastern, right here on abc. >>> but in the meantime, we turn to the other news this tuesday night, that deadly inferno outside detroit. a warehouse full of vaping supplies catching fire, triggering deadly explosions. debris flying, injuring a firefighter and killing a teenager a quarter of a mile away. abc's alex perez is on the scene tonight. >> reporter: tonight, multiple investigations now underway after this massive building inferno triggered powerful explosions in the far suburbs of detroit, launching debris as far as two miles. a 19-year-old fatally struck in the head. >> we're receiving multiple calls. flames are above the roof. >> reporter: the blaze erupting just before 9:00 p.m. monday at a vaping supply business. enormous flames turning the night sky orange. thunderous booms heard for miles.

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. >> you and your co-host, our friend linsey davis, baby, you will reveal some rare clips i understandinterviewed a number of the nominees leading up to the broadcast. what we are excited about is the segment before they were nominees. we dug into the archives and pulled up some rare clips. some of these people have never seen before. we're talking ryan gosling, 1999 a pilot that was cancelled. very few people have ever seen that. we've got a clip of mark ruffalo, lily gladstone. nominated for best actress. she could make history as the first native american to win oscar for best actress. we've got these amazing clips we can't wait to share sunday. >> that all sounds great. i want to know personally what are you most looking forward to? >> i'm looking forward to the performance. all five best original song nominees will perform. that includes billy elish and finneus. they are poised to make history with that haunting ballad. billy elish could be the youngest ever to win two oscars, at 22 years old. her brother would be the second youngest at 26. >> awesome. >> then the man behaoeupbdz

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