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saying she wasn't fired from the white house but what she's saying to robin roberts' candid reaction to the interview. >>> and new this half hour, the new affair allegation against matt lauer. >> a staffer is going public with her claims of an alleged affair when she calls predatory. >>> and no spoilers. i repeat, no spoilers. it's the number one rule when talking about a movie this big. so just imagine how the "star felt when a british anchor gave it all away. a rebellion is now under way on this friday, december 15th. ♪ >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> you do have to see his reaction. i just saw the movie a couple hours ago. there were so many different things that happened, so many twists and turns that yeah, the less you know going in, the better. >> hmm. >> it is better. >> that's why you don't look at twitter. >> that's true. but we're going to start this half hour with the republican tax overhaul plan hitting a snag after leaders in the house and senate agreed to merge their plans. >> senator marco rubio is the second republican to say he won't vote for the bil

. >> and i'll say there is a moment today and it's made the rounds robin roberts said she's going toook and said bye felicia. found in quite disingenuous because again in the grand scheme of things robin roberts is a journalist. she's written books before. >> sure. >> different stories to tell. but i think in the grand scheme of things as you mentioned omarosa was one of the few people that president trump brought in who had experience in government settings before. >> she used to work in the clinton administration for al gore. >> she was not just a reality star although that's really what she established herself as in recent years but nonetheless. >> and i must say on that not surprised by the way she did her interview today. >> not at all. >> that's what she does. so she came out as a reality star, she's still a reality star and -- >> well then -- and i will say this. we may have had different answers had you had somebody else doing the interview, it was michael strayhan doing the interview not george stephanopoulos. is paul ryan's career coming to an end. is he reportedly consider

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reportedly robin roberts makes $18 million a year.nd megyn kelly earns between $15 million and $20 million. sean hannity is the highest paid. with $36 million a year. >>> there's nothing like royal riches. prince harry and meghan markle made the first appearance. the future duchess has won the hearts of england, too. this couple was not together. harry couldn't keep his hands off his bride-to-be. they often held hands during their visit to nottingham, giving us another look at the stunning royal rock. his hand was often on her back. the two constantly exchanged loving glances at one another while meeting and greeting and appearing at various events. >> how does it feel being a ginger with meghan? >> it's great. unbelievable. >> reporter: meghan seemed to embrace her new royal role, beaming as she shook hands with the crowd. one fan greeted her with an american flag. and another presented her with a gift of gummy bears. our "aw" moment of the day was when harry adjusted the winter cap on a child. seems he's showing off his future dad s

saying she wasn't fired from the white house but what she's saying to robin roberts' candid reaction >> a staffer is going public with her claims of an alleged affair when she calls predatory. >>> and no spoilers. i repeat, no spoilers. it's the number one rule when talking about a movie this big. so just imagine how the "star

here's the clip of the movie real quickly. >> bye felicia. >> dismissal. >> so robin roberts, by the way who wasn't part of the interview and people were speculate using she wasn't sitting with michael strahan doing the interview but she had a lot to say about omarosa >> relationship with him again , yes. >> fourth time could be a charm. >> she has a story to tell, aim sure she will be selling that story. >> we will see. >> yeah, bye felicia. >>> i love her. >> well, maybe they were trying to remove bias here because she's clearly bias for her to be like bye felicia that is like bye omarosa. >> she's very polarizing, a lot of people in the african-american, people don't like her, the connection, trying to stay away with her. >> she has back and forth with a lot of prominent african-american women. she was supposed to represent african americans in the white house. >> wendy williams. >> did did you see where she was responding to this whole thing with the bye felicia moment. she said thinks a civil war, it will be a lot ofes lacing and things to be said on both side. >> i cannot wait

and while robin roberts might have been ice cold, others were less muted in their reactions to omarosa'sike cnn commentator, angela rye. >> brooke, i'm gonna do what you can't do and what april and symone are too good of people to do, and that's just be petty for a minute. ahh-ha-ha-ha-ha! [ laughter ] >> oh, angela. oh, angela. >> bye, girl! bye! goodbye, good riddance, goodbye. >> angela, you know i have much love for you. but you know what, i don't delight in anyone's demise. >> i'm not delighting in her demise. i wish her the best, but ahh-ha-ha! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: i'm not sure you can really say i wish her the best. when it's followed by this -- >> ahh! >> seth: when she did that, i'm pretty sure the closed captioning said, "i wish her the best -- psych!" [ laughter ] but of course, omarosa is not the only long-time trump acolyte who's suddenly on the outs. there's also former white house chief strategist steve bannon, an early and vocal backer of roy moore in alabama. bannon went to war with the gop establishment, and managed to lose a senate seat in argu

robin roberts dropping a "bye felicia" after that interview with omarosa manigault newman -- the now-former fixture in the white house. our question for you this morning. was that unprofessional? join the conversation -- either on wjla.com/votenow -- or through our abc7 news app, under the "explore" tab -- and "abc7 votes". coming up -- o'clock hour here on good morning washington. new information involving celebrity chef mario batali and his sexual misconduct allegations. what a-b-c is now saying. and -- our toys for tots drive is a wrap. marines are live on good morning washington picking up those items. see how many toys you donated -- straight ahead. the long wait is over! "star wars: the last jedi" is now showing nationwide. excited fans showed up early last night in northwest to get good seats for the first showings. many of course, dressed up as their favorite hero's and we spoke to brian rudolph who saw the original star wars at the uptown in 1977. now he's back -- 40 years later. no spoilers here-- but we can tell you that the first reviews from fans have been extremely positive. t

if you're wondering whether black people are buying it, just ask robin roberts. >> she said she has a story to tell. i'm sure she will be selling that story. she will. bye felicia. ( cheers and applause ). >> trevor: oh black women do not mess with omarosa. and, also, what a great moment to use "bye felicia." it's so awesome to see a sophisticated reporter use that phrase with a straight face. i can only imagine white people are probably watching that like, "wow, felicia got fired, too? this white house is crazy!" ( laughter ) but, hey, man, trump should get to run his white house the way he wants, because who knows how long he has? i mean, robert mueller is on his tail. former head of the f.b.i.-- former head of the f.b.i., current special counsel, and least-likely "s.n.l." host. i "i like to thank the cast wizz khalifa, no comments." he has taken down paul manafort, michael flynn, as well as richard gates and george papadopoulos, who we all remember, were two other guys. anyway, as mueller's investigation creeps forward, trump's people are sweating more than h.r. manager at the wein

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let's take a look at this one from robin roberts. >> she says she has a story to tell. i'm sure she will be selling that story. bye, near flish sha. >> she will try to sell a book i'm sure. at the end of the day, the president needs one african-american, at least one at the table. we are an important and powerful constituency, whether the president likes what people of color say or nots, you need to have them in the white house talking to the president. there needs to be a senior adviser and other african-americans in the white house at least bring african-americans into the white house to talk to the president face-to-face. >> you know, michael hud secretary ben carson was concerned. take a listen to what he said. >> i would simply say that, you know, we are focused on everybody. and you know in my department at hud i don't think you will find any lack of diversity. and, you know, we just have to stay focused on what the issues are. >> you look at this from a political strategy standpoint, michael, how big an issue do you think this lack of diversity may be for the whi

wait until you hear robin roberts' reaction.ges. >>> halle swears she's done with love. what happened this time. >>> plus why bullied boy keaton jones hah has not returned to school. >> after seeing how big it got -- >>> did harvey weinstein call salma hayek a liar? was salma forced to do a naked lesbian scene in her passion project? and another weinstein accuser speaks out for the first time only to "access." >> if harvey [ bleep ] weinstein can go down, we're going to see change in the industry. >> lights, camera, "access." >>> right now on "access," resigned or fired? >> the mystery surrounding omarosa's white house exit. >> back in 2004 there was no such debate. >> omarosa has to go, you're fired. >> you are fired right there. >> did history repeat itself? did secret service physically remove her kicking and screaming? ? we are hear all kind of reports. >> all kinds of reports. on "gma" today, omarosa told her side of the story. >> i resigned. and i didn't do that in the residence as being reported. john kelly and i sat down

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." >> let's turn to robin roberts on this friday morning live in the "g.m.a." studios. robin we're getting ready for snow around here. >> right here too, matt and alicia. millions are bracing for a new snowstorm heading east, we're prepared here as you are there. >>> wildfires flaring up in california killing a firefighter we're at the fire line this morning. >>> living with cte, a former football players opens up about his battle about the condition. what he describes as the demons since the injury. >>> the force is strong, the fans are storming the theaters overnight. >> we'll be watching. >> i would like to go have dinner with bonicio. >> reporter: i've asked other people, but they've turned me down. >> reporter: the force is strong and the lanes are strong along 295 northbound in camden county. looks like they are getting ready to tow away the last vehicle in the northbound side of 561. all northbound lanes are open. but there's substantial delays in them from the black horse pike to 561. a crash moreland road by the td bank. we had delays on the 1150 trolleys, but t

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." >> robin roberts live in time square with a look at what's coming up.r in places across the country. >> reporter: millions across the country are bracing for the cold blast, freezing temperatures moving east as we know five fires are burning in southern california, prompting new evacuations there, we're tracking the latest on both of those fronts. >>> it's green monday we'll tell you about the best online deals. >>> plus the debate between amazon alexis and google home which is best for you. anthony anderson is here, sheryl crow is here. >> good line up, thanks robin. >> reporter: watch for a slick spot or two in the suburbs. let's look at i-95 we're jammed right here, that's southbound traffic heading toward center city jammed from cottman to girard, we saw that are travel e jump up to a 27 minute ride from woodhaven to the vine. we have a problem in williston, chester county. the traffic lights are not working that's causing delays there. route ten trolley is shuttle busing they have emergency street repairs and 102 trolley is having equipment problem

there was quite a moment following her interview on good morning bherk michael strahan, co-host robin robertsde this clip. >> she said she has a story to tell and i'll sure she'll be selling that story. >> it is often used as a dismissal for people unlikely to be used by anyone. >>> whether it is government, business or tech, a lot of attention on the consequences of lack of women in leadership. a new book, better together, makes the point that having more women leaders leads to better results. thank you for coming in. >> thank you. >> let's start with you. you are a middle age man and you say you only fund companies with females. why is that? >> i fun companies with females because women make incredible leaders, entrepreneurs and ceos. as a matter of fact, i wrote this book because of that. 80 female ceos followed over a 12-year period, it was found they outperformed their male peers by 226% return on equity. that's incredible. i want everybody to know about that and there are things all companies and teams can do to have more we will in senior leadership positions and it improves more profi

." >> robin roberts has her eyes on the weather and the fires in southern california.s with the latest. >> reporter: we're talking fire and ice here, tens of millions of americans from texas up the east coast facing new weather alerts. as a new fire breaks out in california we'll be live at the fire line. >>> george stephanopoulos goes one on one with the fiance of george pops. why he is working with the special counsel. >>> luke brian will perform live to get your weekend started right on "g.m.a." >> looking forward to all that, see you in a couple of minutes. >> reporter: she is dancing. we have to tell her not to do that. >> reporter: i can't dance either, i-95 southbound at the ben franklin bridge, we had a disabled vehicle it cleared, so we've had so many problems, that was in the center lane that caused a jam. an overturnedractor-trailer, we are getting reports someone is trapped inside on the turnpike westbound downingtown. we had an accident eastbound on the ramp same spot a little bit ago. this is a big one dave. >> reporter: you can see rain to the south, sno

robin roberts wasn't buying it. >> she said she has a story to tell.story. bye, felicia. >> she is trending now. all i can think is gosh, must be so proud. bye, felicia is still a thing. jonathan: it sounded like she was teeing up a book, though? c'mon. i have a story but you have wait. sky diver breaks the speed of sound five years ago. the first time ever. he jumped out of a capsule. they are figuring out how they shattered a bunch of records. nancy: wawa is all the buzz in d.c. we take you inside the brand new one opening its doors this morning. nancy: scientists figured out how the sky diver became the first to break the sound barrier. he landed after a 24-mile jump from the stratosphere. the scientists say the shape of his suit, helmet and the backpack allowed him to reach speeds of get this, nearly 844 miles per hour. the irregular shape caused irregular drag. michelle: wow! back to earth. after 139 days in space, three astronauts landed safely today in kazakhstan. a nasa flight engineer, italian astronaut and russian commander spent five months

robin roberts is joining us from time square we have news we came in last night you'll start off withshow. >> reporter: the verdict coming in on the undocumented immigrant we'll be san francisco covering the fallout. the latest on the story you've been tracking the lawsuit accusing the nfl player seducing a wife, what are the implications of alienating affection. and more on the enchanting engagement between prince harry anden markle. -- and meghan markle. that's all coming up on happy friday edition. >> you can show us that image all day everyday we'll watch. have a good one. >> reporter: we have breaking news involving a school bus. chopper 6 hd is live on the scene juniata section wyoming at g street and just went out right there. there you can see the accident involving a school bus, i'm looking at emergency workers we were hearing reports there were injuries on the scene we're looking into that right now school with us accident wyoming at g street. chopper was on the scene there. looking live at an accident causing a jam on the schuylkill expressway westbound approaching south st

bush said down with robin roberts last spring and his first interview since being fired from nbc. early: i should have known better, absolutely. no question about that. i look act and i wish -- people say, you should've stopped him. but i did not have the strength of character to do that. i wish i did. >> last year, then-candidate trump said he never did the actions described on the tape, and dismissed his words as locker room talk. he said in the op-ed -- billy bush said seven other guys were in the best at the time -- in the bus at the time. ryan hughes, abc 7 news. morning, this president trump endorsing alabama senate candidate roy moore, despite sexual misconduct allegations against him. right now, moore is in a tweet, the president said, the refusal to give even one vote for massive tax cuts is why we need roy moore to win. election day in alabama is next tuesday. president trump: i feel badly for general plan, very badly. he has led a very strong life, and i feel very badly. hillary clinton lied many times to the fbi. nothing happened to her. flynn lied, and they destroyed

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. >> that means our friend robin roberts is here, good monday morning to you. >> reporter: to you, tooof michael flynn's guilty plea what is the next step for the president trump's legal team. >>> a young american college student speaking out after she was sexually assaulted by italian police while studying abroad. what she has to say about the terrifying experience in the popular tourist area. >>> we're going to dance, and neil patrick harris is here that will kick off your monday on "g.m.a." >> that movie is getting to which attention and max and pita could they have created a more beautiful baby. >> reporter: 11 months old today. >> beautiful people make beautiful babies. >> reporter: she was back in her jeans the next day, we lob her for that. i-95 approaching highland, northbound traffic on the right-hand side heading toward the blue route in delaware county. you're moving okay, you can see the fog in this shot. be careful as you're traveling, we have a new issue that popped up, disabled truck in kennett square route 1 oxford one northbound approaching kennett square. newark line

bye felicia. >> she got bye felicia'ed by robin roberts.usted? >> according to the sources in the white house that i and my white house reporting colleague report at the daily beast, she caused what several officials called a ruckus shortly after she was told that she would be let go from the trump administration. and she tried to, according to one official, quote, storm the residence to try to speak to president trump about this directly and ultimately failed to do so and was thwarted. one official told us this was the chose estclosest thing to r they have seen in the trump white house since they got there and started working there, which is a tall bar to clear. i just want to go back to something she said earlier about being upset regarding racial issues and divisiveness in her time in the trump white house. not too long after trump mishandled the charlottesville atrocity and had a really hard time saying white supremacists and nazis are bad, omarosa was still bragging to people privately about her access to the president and how he would

one moment people are talking about on twitter when robin roberts reacted to omarosa on "gma." >> thisso pay close attention to this one. >> she said she had a story to tell and i'm sure she'll be selling that story. >> did we all catch that? >> the tea is hot. steaming. >> the tea is hot today. >> how is that weather? >> cold. >> you need that tea this morning. we're starting out chilly. that pattern of clear skies in the morning. it's chilly out there. the ultimate sweep. hour by hour we go inland. the widest range from start to finish. we're in the upper 30s to low 40s but once that sun is up look how quickly we warm up. by noon and even by 2:00 we're in the mid to low 60s. you need the jacket early on. we're in the typical pattern that we see usually in the springtime. not in the winter. 63 san francisco. about 64 in oakland. 68 in san jose. these temperatures five to ten degrees higher than normal. we cool off with our coldest spots, away from the coast. our next chance of rain not until next week. by wednesday, a 20% chance. the best chance in the next seven days. seventh spare t

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omarosa went on good morning america today to give her side of the story, but robin roberts had interesting. >> i don't know if she's ever going to have relations with him again. fourth time could be the charm. >> said she has a story to sell. i'm sure she'll be selling that story. >> we'll see. >> >> meanwhile, trump was like i thought her name was omarosa. is it fe lee sha? [ keyboard clacking ] [ click ] [ keyboard clacking ] [ clacking continues ] good questions lead to good answers. our advisors can help you find both. talk to one today and see why we're bullish on the future. yours. (hard exhalation) honey? can we do this tomorrow? (grunts of effort) can we do this tomorrow? if you have heart failure symptoms, your risk of hospitalization could increase, making tomorrow uncertain. but entresto is a medicine that was proven, in the largest heart failure study ever, to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhib

official last day which is january 20th now after her interview, the anchor that was talking with her robin robertstalking and said there was something she needed to take off of her chest. >> relationship with him again , yeah, fourth time could be a charm. >> she said she has a story to tell i'm sure she will be selling that story. >> bye, felicia. >> how about that one, yeah, quoting from the ice cube, bye floor a from that movie that came out in 1995a lot of people praised robin for keeping it real but interestingly, this is another one where she responded reportedly in text inside addition saying that is petty, it is a black woman civil war. to be continued. >>> hi alexa why do you have a poddy mouth? that is what parents are asking amazon this morning. >> fire. >> you already tried those coordinates. try another one. >> we had to bleep out full word it was dumb followed by, another word for the behind, r rated glitch comes from the amazon voice activated personal assistant echo and it could be heard on the battleship game. we contact the company about the problem and they pulled the game in di

is going to continue our coverage and robin roberts joins us with a preview. oing to do that. election day has finally arrived. what a win could mean for the senate and the president. our team is live in alabama and washington for you this morning. >>> also ahead we're getting a first look at a security lab of the future. the technology researchers are now developing that could appear in bus and train stations across the country in hopes of preventing an attack. our david kerley has those details. and we have a full house for you this morning. we have matt damon, we have seth rogen and we have brett eldridge all live here on this tuesday morning, matt and jeanette. >> should be a good show. >> how do you like them apples. thank you robin. >> first you might have to get to work here. we've breaking news and it is a terrible ride on i-95 southbound. look at that travel time. an 85 minute drive. i mean, that's a huge delay as you're traveling right now between woodhaven and the vine on i-95 southbound. our breaking news, chopper6 showing the problem, an accident i

similar -- well, omarosa went on "good morning america" today to give her side of the story, but robin robertse interesting parting words. check this out. >> i don't know if she's ever going to have a relationship with him again, yeah. fourth time could be the charm. >> that's what she said. she has a story to tell and i'm sure she'll be selling that story. >> yeah, she will. bye, felicia. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: oh, snap! >> jimmy: and you thought it was cold out before. oh, yeah. "bye, felicia." meanwhile trump was like, "i thought her name was omarosa. is it felicia? you're fired, felicia. you tell her, you tell her." [ laughter ] this made me laugh. i read that this week in the oval office, a spider was on trump's back and someone killed it by smacking him. and for the rest of the day staffers were like, "oh, look, another spider! oh look, another spider! oh there's one on your face!" [ applause ] "ba-uh-bah-uh-ow-ew-wall." [ laughter ] meanwhile, trump said that he wants to give people a giant tax cut for christmas. yeah. leave it to trump to give you a a christmas present tha

oh, and if you're wondering whether black people were buying it, just ask robin roberts. >> bye feliciaht ahead in the "newsroom." first, this time of year is all about giving back. the 11th annual cnn heroes all-star tribute salutes ten people who have put others first all year long. the star-studded gala airs life tomorrow at 8:00 eastern time. here now is a preview. >> these are everyday heroes. they inspire and change lives every day. >> we want to make sure they make better choices when it comes to violence. >> when you lose your child, the love doesn't go away, it has to find a place. i'm lucky i found a place to put that love. >> they are truly what it means to be a hero. >> it is people helping people the best way we know how. >> when they see me, they always feel happy. >> just give them a chance. they can do anything you ask them to do. >> this sunday night, cnn presents a very special live event. >> i'm anderson cooper. join us live for cnn heroes. >> cnn heroes live sunday at 8:00 p.m. on cnn. touch is how we communicate with those we love, but when your psoriasis is bad, do

plain goal is the money and attention, people will always spot that and smell it, that is why robin robertshad this morning. >> right, if you're pitching a job the day after you leave your job. >> right, maybe she's the first lady of a church in jacksonville. sarah sanders couldn't or wouldn't say how many senior staffers at the white house are african-american. you're a supporter of the president, diversity is important. i think most corporations need to do better. what do you make of diversity in the white house right now? >> it depends how you want to define diversity, if you want to define it in terms of african-american african-americans it's not a good record. if you want to talk about diversity in terms of gender diversity, the white house is very diverse. there are a lot of women. many minorities, if you look at list panics, asians. it is diverse, in terms of african-americans, there could be more representation, there are african-americans serving in significant roles in the vice president's office, in the office of legislative affairs in the white house fellow's office, and there