your twitter account -- >> only rosie o'donnell. >> reporter: o'donnell seems to like the idea of playinghand man. she tweeted, if called i will serve. >> "wall street journal," are you okay? >> reporter: no comment from "snl" or, interestingly enough, from the tweeter in chief. but stay tuned. i'm david wright for "nightline" in new york. >> no doubt there will be plenty of commentary. thanks for watching abc news, and as always, we're online at abcnews.com and our "nightline" facebook page. good night, america.

your twitter account -- >> only rosie o'donnell. >> reporter: o'donnell seems to like the idea of playingright-hand man. she tweeted, if called i will serve. >> "wall street journal," are you okay? >> reporter: no comment from "snl" or, interestingly enough, from the tweeter in chief. but stay tuned. i'm david wright for "nightline" in new york. >> no doubt there will be plenty of commentary. thanks for watching abc news, and as always, we're online at abcnews.com and our "nightline" facebook page. good night, america. >> this show has had a lot of amazing moments over the past 15 years. will today be another one for the highlight reel? let's find out. this is "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ welcome to the show. are you guys ready to play "millionaire" today? [cheers and applause] our returning contestant started encyclopedias when he was only two years old. what took him so long? and he is in the middle of a great game right now. from newark, california, please welcome back michael rankins. [cheers and applause] michael. good to see you, buddy. [

your twitter account -- >> only rosie o'donnell. >> reporter: o'donnell seems to like the idea of playingavailable," she tweeted, "if called i will serve." >> "wall street journal." are you okay? >> reporter: no comment from "snl." or, interestingly enough, from the tweeter in chief. but stay tuned. i'm david wright for "nightline" in new york. >> i think that would be great. >> i would like to see sarah palin somehow be involved in all of this so we can bring back tina fey. that's my vote. don't miss our updates on facebook at wnnfans.com. >> catch me outside. >>> making news in america this morning, recovery is under way after several tornadoes tore through neighborhoods in the south. nasa is releasing new video overnight showing the damage to one of the buildings, plus flooding on the west coast and a mud slide splits a home in half. >>> the immigration battle heating up as lawyers make their case, plus, the republican blocking senator elizabeth warren from debating president trump's attorney general nomination and why she was reprimanded. >>> and the president telling another false cl

learn more about better breathing at mybreo.com. >> i'm matt o'donnell, 4:27 a.m., it is friday.el forces 70 bucks county residents from their homes. we're live with new overnight information anticipate how this is impacting the morning commute. >>> philadelphia police break up a home invasion in progress and rescue two women being held at gunpoint. >>> dealing with bitter cold this morning, take a live look at sky6 live hd and the full moon. yesterday's snow is refreezing many schools have trade starts. that's on 6abc.com, we'll be talking about thought "action news" this morning. to start friday than with the funnies. >> the senate confirmed education secretary and woman ahead of you at starbucks with a really complicated order, betsy devos. >> betsy devos is confirmed as education secretary despite not having any experience in public education. when asked why he nominated her. >> i love the poorly educated. >> so while all this is going on in washington, this is what president obama has been up to, kite surfing in the virgin islands with richard branson. look at him. not an ob

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rosie o'donnell is desperate to have a full-time job. even though i don't like alec baldwin as donald trump, because he's so literal. it seems to be hate. during a 22 year high in terms of readings, something is paying off. stephen colbert spends all his time ripping donald trump. he is beating the tonight show. >> harris: >> dagen: here's the difference between rosie o'donnell and melissa mccarthy and alec baldwin and kate mckinnon. rosie o'donnell can't act. her last role is in pitch-perfect to a few years ago as a view host. she's in one movie wearing leather bondage gear. that's something you can't see and your entire life. >> harris: you don't look anything alike. i don't really get it. >> brian: i'm supposed to be a really dumb guy, that's okay. >> meghan: it used to be a form of flattery and a cachet and your hat, if you will, if you are parodied on "saturday night live." if you take that way? >> brian: not yet. it may be therapy. >> meghan: it means you've made it on some level. i used to work at saturn i live in college, so i fe

thank you kelly o'donnell. thank you, michael and ali as i said is stuck with me for the night. coming up how does the white house handle its first real blow to one of its signature policy issues? that's next when the 11th hour continues.

[chuckling] o'donnell said she would do it. another did a parody of sean spicer over the weekend.s morning she replied to someone who tweeted that she will definitely play bannon on snl saying, no, that's an alternate fact. someone tweeted it as an idea after melissa was so brilliant just a funny idea. >> back after a break. stay with us. [chuckling] ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, we're told to live large, but maybe we've had it wrong all along. maybe our most extraordinary moments happen when we feel small. princess cruises, come back new. scott pelley is in new york. scott? hi ken and liz up next... tornadoes touch down in lousiana demolishing homes, and downing trees and powerlines. we'll look at america s struggle with opioid deaths and believe it or not there's a science behind your cars bells and whistles... coming up in just a few seconds >>> coming up on the "cbs evening news," up next tornadoes you touched down in louisiana, demolishing homes, downing trees and power lines. >> we'll have another in our look at america's struggle with opiod deaths. >> and believe it or not, there's a sc

with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morningryone, it's 4:30 a.m. on this tuesday february seventh. >> viewer individual shows flames engulfing a port richmond home overnight. >> a lehigh valley woman shares her frightening ordeal. she was driving to work when she discovered man hiding in her back seat. >> right now senate democrats are holding a 24 hour speaking marathon. they're hoping to draw attention and more public outcry against president trump's controversial nominee for education secretary. ly. >> dealing with a little bit of rain in some parts this morning. let's turn to david and karen. good morning. >> we knew today was going to be cloudier and a little more damp. it is. as you take a look at storm tracker6 live double scan we've had decent showers pushing through reading, the legal getting that now. the farther north you go there's a little bit of blue and we have that concern up north of some possible freezing rain. there's also another cluster of showers down south. in the middle in philadelphia nothing right now

let's go back now to kelly o'donnell. let's talk about president trump's comment. very brief, very short, saying simply the united states stands behind japan 100%. >> reporter: very much in the voice of president trump, his style. what i think is striking about this is that the statements are the predictable support that needs to be expressed at a time like this, but to have an event with the trappings around this of bringing back two press corps, bringing national and international attention to it, this statement sort of gives us a preview of how these kinds of international crises or provocations could be handled in a trump white house, with this kind of very public stagecraft and messaging where the two leaders come out, express their unity, express their demands for new conduct from north korea, but this level of attention would normally, in past presidencies, have merited a more significant step, perhaps military action or repositioning of military assets. this was a much more subtle kind of event in terms of what they said, expressing this long-time unity and

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kelly o'donnell starts us off from florida where the president is watching the super bowl tonight. >> reporter: today homecomings and arrivals. relief granted by a federal court and reinforced by welcome signs at international airports for travellers from seven mostly muslim countries whose vie a see sos were reinstated. president trump doubles down, cannot believe a judge would put on country in danger. the president tweeted he is using his authority over agencies that screen travelers. i have instructed homeland security to check people coming into our country very carefully. the courts are making the job very difficult. the vice president defended mr. trump's broadside against the court. >> the judge's action in this case, making decisions about american foreign policy and national security, it's very frustrating to the president, our whole amount. >> reporter: today one protest flew over the super bowl stadium. pafrt part of the coverage in an interview on friday. what he said about vladimir putin stunned fellow republicans. >> will i get along with him? i don't know. putin is a k

that made some women mad and sparked a push to draft rosie o'donnell to play steve bannon.se are the faces morphed together. rosie using this one as her twitter profile picture and on thursday, she tweeted this photo of bannon as a puppeteer with the president on his lap. since there's such bad blood between rosy and the president. >> rosy o'donnell is disgusting. >> hair looping. >> she's a slob. >> orange slug. >> figured it would drive the president nuts to see her play bannon. rosy tweeted, available if called, i will serve. "the huffington post" compiled an entire cast of women from ellen degeneres as mike session from betty white as sessions but sorry, rosie fans, a five word answer. she is not doing snl. unless, of course, the show invites her and she accepts at the last minute. when it comes to rosy and president trump. >> i'm building a wall. >> maybe the wall should separate them. >> living with this pig face. >> snake oiled salesman. >> oh, stay tuned. i'm fredericka whitfield. next is cnn special report, before the wall, a journey on the border, begins right aft

the question everyone wants to know, will o'donnell make the bannon debut? this beijing for a read-out of president trump's call with the leader of china where he among other things pledged to honor the one china policy. we're back in a moment. after brushing, listerine® total care strengthens teeth, helps prevent cavities and restores tooth enamel. it's an easy way to give listerine® total care to the total family. listerine® total care. one bottle, six benefits. power to your mouth™. ♪ to err is human. to anticipate is lexus. experience the lexus rx with advanced safety standard. experience amazing. >>> welcome back. at 52 past, we are following developing news from mexico where the leader of the drug cartel was killed in a high-powered air raid last night. mariana atencio is joining us from mexico by phone. i understand he once partnered with el chapo. what can you tell us? >> reporter: this is a drug raid that operates on a federal level. this was an allied cartel led by joaquin "el chapo" guzman. this leader was killed with a missile shot from a helicop

. >>> rosie o'donnell to take on president trump. my thought, brace yourself. >>> we are 27 hours from president trump mile ride for press speech. what about the elephant in the room. questions dogging him about his campaign. key questions circling capitol hill should special prosecutor be named today. devin nunes held 40 minute press conference. >> we still have not seen any evidence of anyone -- from the trump campaign that's commute kated with the russia government. i don't have evidence that would of any phone calls, that doesn't mean they exist, but i don't have that. what i have been told by many folks is that there's nothing there. >> why not name special prosecutor. >> look, we're the legislative branch of government. we're elected. the history of special prosecutors is mixed. at this point what are we going to appoint a special prosecutor to do at this point. at this point we don't have that. >> the top democratic committee pushed back. >> the committee reached no conclusion on whether trump campaign colluded with russian of

>> kelly o'donnell, thank you. >>> and for more on where the court action stands, let's bring in our justice correspondent, pete williams. pete, good evening. what happens now? >> well, tonight federal agents appear to be "biding by the cowl explicitly. travelers who arrive from the seven countries that had been covered by the order are once again allowed to enter the united states. iran, iraq, libya, somalia, syria and yemen. and for anyone in those countries that had a visa before the trump order was issued last week, their visas which had been suspended by the executive order are once again valid. they're being allowed to board flights bound for the u.s. now the trump administration is scrambling to get to the federal appeals court on the west coast seeking a stay of the judge's ruling. if the court grants that stay, the executive order would go back into effect. but that's a long shot. courts seldom grant stays like this. it may continue for a while because more court challenges are in the pipeline. jose? >> pete williams, thank you. >>> there will be much mosh on this tomorrow m

one of whom is scheduled to be rosie o'donnell. she and trump have had a beef going back well before he ran for president but she is expected to be a speaker here tonight. i did ask the organizers. i said why do the protest before the speech tonight? why not wait to hear what he has to say? they say they want to basically get the own narrative out there first and they are not expecting to agree with a lot of what the president has to say. reporting live not far from the white house, tom roussey, abc7 news. michelle: all right. tom, thank you. we'll bring you president trump's first address to congress live as it happens. coverage begins at 9:00. the historically black universities and colleges met with the president in the oval office. one of the leader is facing backlash today. graffiti found across the howard university campus. most of it accused university president wayne frederick of betraying his race. jonathan: from the i can't believe this happened fire gunfire at a speech today by french president francois hollande. watch.

and of course rosie o'donnell. we talked to the organizer of the event and we also talked to some protesters. take a listen. >> the first thing trump does issen put ois put out a travel ban that is un-american, unconstitutional. the courts have to stop it. he's not paying attention to the rule book that really defines what st americis american. >> we wanted to put together a number of organizations representing many different con spi stit constituencies to layout a real vision for the future. most americans believe in tolerance, diversity acceptance. >> reporter: rosie o'donnell has a longstanding feud with president trump dating back years. they've been back and forth with each other on twitter. no doubt about it. at around 7:00 she is expected to energize this crowd. >>> we do have the rain around as you saw there. you need the umbrella if you're about to head out the door. just an area of some rain pushing through the metro area coming in from the north and west. that is going to continue to be with us for a cou

the fbi declined to do so. >> kelly o'donnell at the white house. stick around with us, if you can, because i want to bring this a few people help us break down today's news. joining me a pair of msnbc political analysts, michael steele, former rnc chairman, rick tyler, former spokesperson for ted cruz, and executive director of the new york state democratic party, and last but not least, jonathan swan, national political reporter for axias. michael, i want to start with you. we heard from kelly o'donnell about the white house's response to this fbi story. nancy pelosi today is calling for an independent investigation into the white house and the fbi's communications about russia. nancy pelosi, obviously, has a reason to say this. one of the country's highest ranking democrats. we also heard from richard nixon's white house counsel john dean on twitter. he said, i have expertise on this matter. push back on fbi investigation of the white house is better known as a cover-up. so, the white house saying this is much ado about nothing. who are we suppos

." >> reporter: i'm matt o'donnell, along with steve you will meet steve and many of his friends on "action news." >> problems persist for retail chain jc penny. why the department store plans to coast 100 locations. we'll get a check of the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast prepare for some storms today. "action news" continues right after this. >> so glad you stayed with us, 9:43 a.m., two brothers in texas are being called heros after they heard a cry for help and rescued a 92-year-old woman. >> what's your americancy, sir? >> -- what's your emergency, sir? >> an elderly has fallen and she can't get up. >> they heard someone yelling their neighbor had fallen and stuck alone for 20 minutes. one boy stayed with her the other called for help. they stayed calm throughout the entire thing because their dad was a police officer and taught them how to act during an emergency situation. very good deed for them. very nice. very nice for you to give us lovely weather. thank you. >> reporter: as we go live on sky6 live hd the chilly air coming in here tomorrow, any normal february, it

kelly o'donnell joins me from west palm beach near president trump's mar-a-lago estate where he's been over the last night. you have reaction, here, from the president to the latest legal developments here. >> reporter: well, the interview clip that he we just watched, that was, of course, taped at the white house friday before president trump came to his home here in florida. and so there have been a lot of events in the intervening hours dealing with his travel ban, first there was the court that had the temporary stay, then the administration went to try to seek an appeal that was denied and so here we are. without television camera to go back to the president used twitter and made a couple of comments today that related to this and doubled down on his criticism of that judge from the seattle area, federal judge. he says, in a tweet, just cannot believe a judge would put our country in such peril. if something happens, blame him, and court system. people pouring in, bad. next tweet follows up saying, i instructed homeland security to check people coming into our country very careful

nbc's kelly o'donnell has the latest from west palm beach. >> reporter: today, presidential diplomacy marked with trump's personal brand. the white house motorcade carried the president and the japanese prime minister. from the president's palm beach home at mar a lago, to a trump golf club. no media coverage permitted, but the president sent out a photo of his round with shinzo abe on twitter. all part of a three-day whirlwind of hospitality. from the white house, aboard marine one, to a patio dinner at the president's home. during the flight to florida, the president hinted that after court defeats of his seven country travel ban he is ready to try a different approach. >> we'll win that battle. but we also have a lot of other options, including just filing a brand new order on monday. >> reporter: today mr. tweeted a statistic about the refugee flow. our legal system is broken. 77% of refugees allowed into u.s. since travel reprieve hail from seven suspect countries. so dangerous. here, are the numbers. 882 refugees from those countries were admitted during one week. from syria, 35

her fans started social media campaign for o'donnell to impersonate him on saturday night live.of course after me list a mccarthy's roll as press secretary sean spicer. odom publicist says she'll not be appearing on this weekend's show. >> all right. >> that will do it for us tonight at 11:00. scott has present for you. >> a tissue. >> can you imagine how annoying that kid is. >> veneers old. ten championship parades. >> what story to tell. >> you are fired up, buddy. >> more entertainment news straight ahead on fox 29 with tmz and dish nation. then stay tuned for chasing news followed by the simpsons. we are back here at 7:00 a.m. for "good day philadelphia" weekend. the good day team will have your news, weather and traffic covered all morning laws. you guys back tomorrow. >> whoo! >> absolutely. >> bright and early. >> stay tune. have a great night and thanks for watching. ♪ >> announcer: an ex is warned. >> judge judy: do you currently have an order of protection against you? >> yes. >> announcer: but he didn't listen. >> judge judy: you were arrested for violating the prote

trump's first solo duties as the first lady. >> and that was nbc's kelly o'donnell reporting. you can catch up on all the politics of the week on today's "meet the press." chuck todd will have sunday exclusives with senator bernie sanders and former virginia senator jim webb. chuck will choin join us for a preview in a few minutes. >>> a bethesda church fighting back against new construction that's happening right next door. >> and news 4's derrick ward is live to tell us why the church is so worried about what is under the ground. hi, derrick. >> reporter: hey, good morning again. the church we're is macedonia baptist church. you see it there behind me along river road. this is the last vestige of a community that sprung up after the civil war. this is all about development that began back in the '50s. take a look at this map. this is the area in question. now, over on the other side of river road, it's believed there was a burial ground there for those folks who had settled in this community, former slaves, freed slaves, their descendents. that's been built over. there's act

>> kelly o'donnell down in florida. and late today, north korea claimed that missile test was successful. the pentagon said it was a medium or intermediate range ballistic missile and did not pose any threat to north america. it's all being followed closely though by south korea, and our kier simmons is in seoul tonight. kier? >> reporter: kate, good evening. here in south korea many people believe that this was a test not just of the north korean missile but a test aimed at the president of the united states. the south korean government saying that it believes this was a direct and deliberate challenge to the new administration. around the capital of south korea here, seoul, there are bomb shelters, but what many u.s. officials fear is that north korea has vowed to develop a long range nuclear-capable missile that would be able to reach the mainland of the united states. kate? >> kier simmons in south korea. as the fallout continues from russia's meddling in the u.s. presidential election, it turns out that this countr

delaware valley's leading news program with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologistdavid murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning everyone, it's 4:30 a.m. on this tuesday february 14th. >> we're following a developing story. president trump's national security adviser steps down amid a lot of controversy. >> one of jerry sandusky's adopted children is charged with crimes similar to his stepfather. >> a mess in harrisburg. >> it's valentine's day. getting a little fresh here. good morning to all of you. >> good morning and we've got a lot of red on today. isn't that nice? red roses all around i guess. looking at the winds from yesterday, they were just horrific weren't they but they're gone and pretty nice day shaping up. we have sunshine on the way a little bit later this morning. there will be high clouds this morning and later this afternoon i think we brighten up again. 29 degrees right now so snuggling weather early. 25 degrees in allentown, 26 degrees in reading, 27 in wilmington, 28 in trenton and 29 down in cape may. and the winds again are much lighter down into the sing

but as nbc's kelly o'donnell reports, immigrants rights groups are already concerned. >> reporter: behind the scenes at the president's mar-a-lago home in palm beach where a high-level help wanted sign is out, president trump is interviewing four job candidates today to replace the fired national security adviser, michael flynn. all with military and national security backgrounds. the white house chief of staff insisted the president's choice will not be forced to keep council team. >> the president has said very clearly that the new nsa director will have total and complete say over the makeup of the nsc. >> reporter: the trump administration is also poised to roll out new enforcement plans on immigration. >> general kelly, now secretary kelly, he's really doing the job. you're seeing it. >> reporter: new draft memos signed by secretary kelly from the department of homeland security read like a blueprint for the president's priorities. at a saturday night rally, mr. trump emphasized deporting criminals. >> get them the hell out of here, bring them back to where they came from. >> reporte

with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morningryone, it's 4:30 a.m. on this wednesday, february 1st. >> and we're following some breaking news. a crash on the blue route near i-95 causing some major traffic trouble right now. >> philadelphia police rescue a kidnapping victim but the manhunt is on for the kidnappers who got away. we'll have a live report. >> the white house is planning a major outreach effort part of an intense push to build support for neil gorsuch the supreme court nominee. >> we're starting with this overturned tractor-trailer even at this early hour we've got police emergency workers all on the scene. we're looking live here and you can see the crews here. this is the ramp from i-95 southbound to the blue route. this accident involving a and overturned tractor-trailer blocking the ramp at this point from i-95 southbound to the blue route. we can see the crews on the scene overturned tractor-trailer here so they're going to have to get a heavy duty tow truck to upright the tractor-trailer before they're able to

he also skoek with nbc's kelly o'donnell on duty at the white house. she is in our washington news room. also, former federal prosecutor and imbrags attorney who represents me lan yeah trump, michael wilds is here. kelly, we'll start with you. you ran into a defiant president trump tonight after this decision was announced. what did you learn? >> completely unexpected, nicole. >> that always happens, right. >> yes. sometimes just hanging around the hallways in the white house can produce this sort of impact. i have never encountered a president who would stop and chat. tonight he did. hearing his voice, a couple of my colleagues joined me. so there was a small group of us talking with the president. we wanted to get his reaction. he reiterate what had he told the world via twitter and he did it in his all caps way, but his dmoe nor was waum, relaxed and very confident. he was not rushing away from us. he wanted to talk. of course, no video. no camera, but i just used my iphone and hit record on the audio with his permission. and we recorded this. >> we

i'm matt o'donnell. it is wednesday, 4:27. here's what's coming up next on "action news."s are lookinlook -- investigators are looking into that accident on the market frankford line. a driver ran from the scene of a crash in allentown and left a woman seriously injured. find out how you can get your tickets to be among the first to see the brand new museum of the american revolution in olde city philadelphia. >>> accuweather is tracking the winter warmup plus much more on "action news." it's all next. don't turn your tv. >> ♪ that people -- that shoo people off the stage when they talk too long. kabc's george pennacchio met the man who controls it all. ♪ >> reporter: conductor harold wheeler is once again in the captain's chair for oscar sunday. laying the soundtrack to one of hollywood's most watched events is no easy task. so he surrounded himself with a talented team to help find the right rhythm for the live ceremony. you get to pick all the people you're working with. >> everybody. yeah, they're hand picked. starting with the 18 people from "dancing with the stars."

let's have the investigation and find out the truth. >> nbc's kelly o'donnell reporting. >> >> there's new information on the suspected drunk driver whose pickup truck plowed through a mardi gras crowd in new orleans saturday. police say 25-year-old neilson rizzuto hit 32 people and multiple vehicles before crashing into a dump truck and he blew three times the blood are legal blood alcohol level. a first responder said it was a miracle no one was killed. rizzuto was held on $125,000 bond after being arrested for several charges including two counts of first degree negligent and vehicular injuring. those both carry a maximum sentence of five years in jail. he's not yet entered a plea. >>> movie fans this morning are mourning the death of 61-year-old actor bill paxton. he died this weekend following complications of surgery. paxton played so many memorable roles including a storm chaser in the movie "twister" which inspired a generation of storm chasers. some of those fans in tornado alley paid tribute sunday by spelling out his initials using gps coordinates. nbc's jacob rascon takes a

reporting on the southbound between o'donnell lane and high street. traffic still is getting by in the area. you can see that's what some of the slowdown is right there. moving on the southbound side, so not approaching the tacony-palmyra bridge. it's coming in the other direction. also watching the boulevard, route 1 at 17th street right here. north and southbound. no problems or delays reported. definitely reduced visibility that you can see on the cameras. norristown, a crash. and still watching the delaware river bridge. that connection, the new jersey turnpike and the p.a. turnpike still closed for structural repairs. >>> breaking from overnight, philadelphia police trying to piece together what led to three people being shot in westbrook lane. two of the victims were shot while sleeping. matt, what are you learning about this? >> reporter: well, tracy, part of this investigation is going on inside a house here along the 2400 block of 77th avenue. and part of the investigation is in this alley behind the home. you can see a police car down there

of course the president and rosie o'donnell have a long history. in the past the commander in chief has called rosi a pig and a degenerate. this of course, the word spreading after melissa mccarthy played sean spicer. that could be very interesting.e do you think she will show up. >> i don't think she will. nobody expected melissa mccarthy. there was a little tease up to alec baldwin playing donald trump. > i'll bet you a penny.y. >> i'll beta penny that is going to happen. retirement looking pretty good on former president obama.nt > how about a little kite surfing. have you ever done that before.. that's all i do when i'm out of the billing. back after this. mom, i just saved a lot of money on my car insurance by switching to geico. i should take a closer look at geico... you know, geico can help you save money on your homeowners insurance too? great! geico can help insure our mountain chalet! how long have we been sawing this log? um, one hundred and fourteen years. man i thought my arm would be a lot more jacked by now. i'm not even sure this i

>> kelly o'donnell for us at the white house. thanks. >>> our new poll also reinforces just how divided americans are as the trump presidency starts to take shape. for more on that we're joined in our d.c. bureau by our senior political editor mark murray. mark, what do we see in these numbers? >> yeah, kate, we're seeing perfect polarization. 86% of republicans approve president trump's job performance and compare that to 86% of democrats who disapprove. independents are slightly more negative than positive which explains donald trump's overall approval numbers. he can take some solace his base is standing by him. >> the record low approval rating for president trump, how does that compare to other presidencies at this point? >> to put that in perspective, barack obama didn't reach 44% at our nbc/"wall street journal" poll until august 2011, after that debt ceiling standoff. george w. bush didn't hit that number until after hurricane katrina. >> mark murray in washington, thanks. >>> as the president continues his attacks on new

with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning tuesday, february 21st. >> and we're following breaking news here. philadelphia police spend the night investigating a report of a missing. just minutes ago they tell us the whole story was a hoax. >> for the second time in a week, a woman has been kidnapped and robbed. police in delaware believe the suspect may be picking his victims at random. >> a bandit pulls off yet another mission impossible style burglary rappelling through the roof of a business. >> let's start with dave murphy taking a look at accuweather and karen rogers looking

. >> ♪ >> hello everyone and good morning, i'm matt o'donnell.on this tuesday. here's what's coming up next on "action news." a disturbing case of child sexual abuse and police in bucks county say this is the man responsible. authorities fear there could be more victims. >>> septa is expecting more passengers on the market frankford line today as it continues to deal way rail car shortage. we are monitoring the possible impact to your commute. could be worse today. we'll see. >>> a wild swing in temperatures begins today as we look live on sky6 plus meteorologist, david murphy is tracking some rain and some snow. a whole lot of stuff all in one mixed bag. it's all next. >> ♪ new jersey teen facing major health challenges gets the big surprise from his teammates. >> the harlem globetrotters joined in on the fun. ♪ >> reporter: he has sang for audiences of 30,000 more more and been on stage belting out stars with a-list performers. ♪ everybody come take my hand >> reporter: but here at this middle school he can feel the it? ers a bit with his homes

with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> goodng everyone, it's 4:30 a.m. on this wednesday february 22nd. >> happening today, we're keeping an eye on possible septa delays a day after a train derailment at a major station injures four people. >> a driver hits a woman walking in the lehigh valley and then takes off. >> the trump administration announces a sweeping rewrite of immigration enforcement policies. >> and we're going to try and taking a weather up another notch. let's turn now dave murphy and karen rogers. >> let's try it, okay. we've got satellite right now showing that there's a lot of cloud cover around the region and there might be a sprinkle at times popping through this morning but don't get too upset by that because it's not going to be around that long and overall it's looking like a really nice day ahead. here are your temperatures in the north and west suburbs. first of all we've got some 30's out there in places like pottstown and quakertown. 40 in chester. center city at 42 as is the airport. 40 degrees acros

. >> and rosie o'donnell reveals what she might look like as steve bannon.'s petitioning for a role perhaps. "the skinny" is next. yeah, that stuff only lasts a few hours. or, take mucinex. one pill fights congestion for 12 hours. no thank you very much, she's gonna stick with the short-term stuff. 12 hours? guess i won't be seeing you for a while. is that a bisque? i just lost my appetite. why take medicines that only last 4 hours, when just one mucinex lasts 12 hours? start the relief. ditch the misery. let's end this. ♪ ♪ what you want, baby i got it >> that's all i know. >> you were aretha in that scenario, and i was the backup singer. we didn't even rehearse that just automatically. >> all of a sudden. >>> time to start things off with the "skinny." as you probably guessed we're starting with aretha franklin. >> bow down, queen of soul has announced she will retire later this year after the release of her 93rd album. franklin says that album will feature a production by stevie wonder and will be an ode to

with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning's 4:30 on this tuesday, february 21st. >> and we're following breaking news here. philadelphia police spend the night investigating a report of a missing. just minutes ago they tell us the whole story was a hoax. >> for the second time in a week, a woman has been kidnapped and robbed. police in delaware believe the suspect may be picking his victims at random. >> a bandit pulls off yet another mission impossible style burglary rappelling through the roof of a business. >> let's start with dave murphy taking a look at accuweather and karen rogers looking at your commute. good morning. >> good morning, everybody. and we're off to a cool start this morning. we also have some clouds sweeping in from the west. we'll get some early sunshine and more of a clouds and sun mix as we roll through the day. temperatures on the way out the door are colder this morning than they were yesterday, at least a little bit on the cold side. 34 degrees in philadelphia. 31 currently in allentown. 36 degrees

kelly o'donnell starts us off from florida where the president is watching the super bowl tonight. >> reporter: today homecomings and arrivals. relief granted by a federal court and reinforced by welcome signs at international airports. for travelers from seven mostly muslim countries whoseas were reinstated. today president trump doubled down. just cannot believe a judge would put our country in such peril. if something happens, blame him and court system. people pouring in, bad. the president tweeted he is using his authority over agencies that screen travelers. i have instructed homeland security to check people coming into our country very carefully. the courts are making the job very difficult. the vice president defended mr. trump's broadside against the court. >> making decisions about american foreign policy and national security, it's very frustrating to the president, our whole administration. >> reporter: today one protest flew over the super bowl stadium in houston. part of the big game's coverage is a fox interview, taped friday, with president trump. what he said about v

with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning is 4:30 on this wednesday february 8th. >> and here's what we're following for you on "action news." a winter snowstorm is headed our way. sky6 taking a live look at philadelphia international airport. airlines already alerting flyers to alter their plans. >> philadelphia police are trying to catch the robber behind an aggressive crime spree where before people get it. >> a lehigh valley man suffers a heart attack while crossing the street and people nearby including a nurse rush to save him. >> we'll get to all of that in a moment. let's talk a little bit about this snow coming in with dave murphy. karen rogers is watching your commute. good morning. >> good morning, everybody. as you step outside you're not going to believe snow is coming tonight because it's so darn high. couple sprinkles clearing the coast over by the shore and we're in the process of drying out. as we take a look at the wide view, cloud cover a plenty. we'll probably get some sunny breaks later on and for now as

with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning is 4:30 on this wednesday february 15th. >> we're following a developing story here on "action news." gunfire rings out outside an adult nightclub. "action news" is there live. >> former judges will lead the question into that deadly prison uprising in delaware. >> abc news reports the resignation of the national security adviser is own orange line the beginning when it comes to investigating the trump administration's contacts with russia. >> first up let's find out more about your accuweather. dave murphy has that. karen rogers has your commute and good morning. >> good morning and we're off to another chilly start across the region. i saw some of the moon trying to breakthroughs some clouds but obviously on satellite there are some in the very least high clouds and we're looking at clouds mixing with sun probably starting out a little on the cloudier side. also a bit of a shower through dell square and cape may county may get caught with a little bit of that this morning o31 in wil

i'm matt o'donnell. it is wednesday morning, 4:27 a.m.es will be in the 60's today. as we take a look on sky6 live there and then a winter storm arrives that could bring up to 8-inches of snow in some spots. the storm is less than 24 hours away. >>> as we look at the airport we can tell you many airlines are taking action as the storm approaches. we'll be live at philadelphia international airport with travelers. >>> airport thieves ruin a new jersey girl's trip to disney world. but then better news arrives for the girl who suffers from a chronic medical issue. all those stories and much more next on "action news." stay with us. >> ♪ ally bittersweet. a soccer ball that was supposed to go into outer space more than 30 years ago has finally made it into orbit. >> so the journey created a mix of emotions at a florida high school. kevin quinn from our station in houston has more. >> and liftoff. liftoff of the 25th space shuttle mission and it is cleared the tower. >> reporter: in 1986 when "challenger" exploded 73 seconds after it launched.

. >> i'm joy reid in for lawrence o'donnell. o'donnell. "the 11 hour" with brian williams is next. >>> the president knew 19 days ago that his national security adviser had been caught talking about sanctions with the russians. so what's been going on all that time and would it still be going on if the mike flynn story hadn't broken in the "washington post"? >>> plus, what we're learning tonight about vice president mike pence being left in the dark. "the 11th hour begins now. >>> and good evening once again from our headquarters here in new york. for all the talk of fake news, it was real news reported by real journalists that led to the takedown of one of the president's closest aides. and the real news may get worse yet for this new administration still in its first month in office. mike flynn, the national security adviser, resigned almost exactly 24 hours ago. the central issue behind all of this, however crazy this once sounded, is this. how much influence have russia and vladimir putin had on our country, on our presidential electio