robin?> robin: let's go to ian pannell on the scene in jordan with reaction in the middle east to president trump's remarks. good morning, ian. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, robin. from a region that it's fair to say is reeling from president trump's plans for gaza. he said in that press conference, everybody i've spoken to loves the idea of the united states owning that piece of land. well here are some of the words from leaders across the region, rejection, illegal, racist, nonnegotiable, absurd. remember we traveled into gaza yesterday. you can see for yourself the level of reconstruction needed there is absolutely enormous. steve whitcoff, president trump's envoy in the region, claiming a better life is not necessarily tied to the physical space you're in today. but here's the problem, robin. the land and who lives on it is at the very heart of the conflict that's been burning for nearly 80 years. jordan, egypt, turkey and others against the idea. the strongest comments from saudi ara

robin? >> robin: we will see what happens.ight now we got a new winter storm on the move taking aim at the midwest and the northeast. ginger, you know she's tracking it all. good morning. >> ginger: got a lot to track this morning. let's start with the part that has created up to 9 inches of snow along the canadian border in washington state. this is that county here, showing off the snow blower which some people are gonna need as it moves east. or a piece of the energy moves east. meets the record warmth and then the coal. that's gonna create ice from kansas city and st. louis to indianapolis, cincinnati. we stopped the clock at 11 p.m. washington, d.c. had started in. freezing rain, falls as rain and subfreezing surface so it freezes on contact so it makes that glaze. new york, new jersey could see a couple of hours of that going into thursday morning. first snow, then that, then rain. it's going to be really messy. wednesday night into thursday is the worst. along i 80, i 90, especially through appalachia in pennsylvania. >

let's go to robin. >> robin: now our series for american heart month.isk and more likely to miss a warning sign, or not seek care. who better to talk to about this than abc news chief medical correspondent dr. tara narula, who is also a cardiologist. so glad to talk to you about this, because it's the number one killer for women. so what are the signs and symptoms we should be aware of? >> right. we've done so much to increase awareness robin and yet still 44% of women only realize this is their biggest health threat. what i would love for women to do today is visualize the faces of the women in their lives who they've lost. sister, moms, best friends. this is what threatens them, right? we need to do a better job than one woman dying every minute for something that's 80% preventible. first key is recognizing those warning signs. first and foremost, chest pain. this is usually described as pressure, tightness, heaviness. some might say, my bra feels too tight. could be shortness of breath. i get a little winded when i walk up hills or walk up stairs or

robin? >> robin: looks like a winter wonderland. thank you. we're gonna bring in ginger with the track and timing of this second storm. good morning. >> ginger: lot of people are saying, can i do the lazy snow removal and let the rain take care of it tomorrow? in some places that will work. but look what's happening this morning already. this is des moines, iowa. that's the second storm. it's already wrapping up. they had an inch or two. they'll look for another 4-7 inches. same one in kansas city and will in chicago with what could be their biggest of the season. they're looking for 3 to 6. parts of michigan will also get it. we've got all the warnings on there. i want to take you through the timing. it's through the day today. i saw lot of people writing in, are we gonna get out of chicago? we've got flights. i think that will be tough. it will be tough to do some operations there. but then it turns over to rain. after frozen precip tonight, it will go into rain in the overnight hours. yes, there are some places that will wash away what we'v

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robin? >> robin: mary, thanks to you.on how american consumers could be impacted by the tariffs on nearly all imports from mexico, canada and china, and how the market is reacting. elizabeth schulze is on wall street. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: good morning, robin. the stock market is set to open sharply lower this morning as investors and companies come to reality with these sweeping tariffs on china, mexico and canada. their scope is massive. president trump imposed about $400 billion worth of tariffs in his first term. this would hit $1.3 goods. consumers could pay the price. this morning american households and businesses are bracing for higher prices on nearly half of all goods imported into the u.s. >> from fresh fruits and vegetables from mexico, to maple syrup and vehicles from canada, to consumer electronics from china. lots of stuff in between. >> reporter: the tariffs mean businesses will pay the u.s. government a higher fee when their shipments enter at the border. economists warning trump will pass

heidt: that if he wanted robin, he would have robin. mr. time with regards to that? ms. l. heidt: he was kind of arrogant. mr. muldrew: he told his mama a few weeks before that, if i want her i'll have her.' i can't even imagine you having a conversation like that with your mother anyway. i mean, how you going to have thanksgiving dinner... murphy: for instance. mr. muldrew: ...with these dynamics? you can't. so he knew that mom and daddy would never accept it. murphy: the bad blood between craig and his family members quickly worsened, according to the prosecution. jurors heard about a heated argument craig and his brother carey had gotten into outside a sonic burger restaurant. and craig didn't seem to care who knew that things were toxic inside the heidt family. real estate agent christy campo: ms. campo: he said they did not get along, that he was the black sheep in the family, and he wouldn't piss on them if he--they were on fire. murphy: robin said craig echoed the same sentiment to her. ms. r. heidt: craig said that if his father was

robin? >> robin: thanks to you.te house announced a plan to boost egg imports to keep prices down while addressing the bird flu outbreak that's impacting the poultry industry. our chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis is here. >> rebecca: good morning. nice to see you, robin. cost of eggs is soaring. it's expected to climb another 41% this year. the trump administration is rolling out this new billion dollar plan to try to ease those costs. according to the secretary of agriculture, the u.s. will look to import between 70 and 100 million eggs. that is still a relatively small number compared to the nearly 8 billion eggs the u.s. produced in just the month of january. the plan is meant to address the impact of the bird flu. it also calls for a $500 million investment in biosecurity, $400 billion in financial relief for impacted farmers and $100 million in research and development of vaccines. since 2022, the u.s. has spent nearly $2 billion addressing the bird flu. one of the big questions is how do you deal wi

robin? your beloved nephew. >> robin: that's my nephew.side. i was fortunate my sister, your mama, was a match. i not only am proud of you for various reasons, but your vulnerability in sharing the truth of your story. the first time, you were a teenager, because you said that sally ann volun-told you. what was your change of heart? >> apart from the mandatory suggestion that she gave, actually what it was is the registry, you give your contact information. you also have to give other contact information. so they actually called her. they didn't call me. so what she did, she picked up the phone. i was upstairs. she said, son, you know that thing you were supposed to do the first time? you're gonna do it today. yes, mother, yes. i just ran downstairs. i could not run fast enough. i couldn't. when they told me, i don't care what i have to do. you need an arm, a leg? i need to make up for what i did not do the first time. >> lara: don't be hard on yourself. it's scary. >> robin: so glad you were vulnerable. it happens. people need to know tha

robin? >> robin: all right, aaron. our thanks to you.ow we have the beginning of the luka and lebron era in los angeles. lara is here. big debut overnight. >> lara: robin, eight days after that trade that rocked the league, last night it was show time for luka doncic. the 25-year-old delivering greeted by a sold out arena wearing number 77. that includes lebron james. luka scoring 14 points with 4 assists in his first 24 minutes of play as the team cruised to victory over the jazz. the big question remains why is luka wearing gold rather than mavs blue? players get treated all the time, just not players as good as doncic. he didn't ask to be traded. he was traded in secret. even lebron said he knew nothing about getting a new teammate. for a player who is amazing, in anthony davis, but is six years older than luka. also now anthony davis is hurt. he had a great first game for the mavs but did get hurt. he will be out for a few weeks. on the other side though, a true show of support. lebron usually is the last name called for the starting

robin? >> robin: all right. will reeve, finding my father. he'll take us along as he relives the last expedition his beloved dad took before the accident left him paralyzed. finishing the journey for him, finding new understanding of his dad along the way. >> lara: i love that. >> will: i've always felt my father left something for me out there. for 30 years now i've dreamed of taking a journey to the last places he visited. ♪ my father was my hero. to millions, he was super man. i idolized and miss a different christopher reeve. dad. my dad lived a life filled with epic adventure. this is great. this was his last great expedition before he became paralyzed when i was just 2 years old. he then died of complications from his injury when i was 12. i've inherited some of my dad's sense of adventure and have carried it with me to my job at good morning america and across abc news. i've waited 30 years to do this and share the experience with my father. >> your dad is my favorite super hero. >> will: thank you so muc

robin williams: hello, i'm robin williams, and if you don't know that-- alexandra reeve givens: robin williams had been dad's roommate and had this deep relationship with him going back so many years. christopher reeve: i think robin is one of the great human beings that was ever put here. i am the godfather of his son and everything. what we got with robin is just waves of humanity and respect come from him. will reeve: his wife, marsha, became my mom's best friend and is a sort of fairy godmother to me. alexandra reeve givens: and robin's approach was a little bit different than other family members. robin williams: they're just taking him off the heavy sedation, and i think he was just coming back, and i came in as a russian proctologist. oprah winfrey: he didn't know you were coming in? robin williams: no, i put up-- well, they put me in scrubs, so i just had the face. and i said, if you don't mind, i'm going to have to put on a rubber glove and examine your internal organs. and i said, oh, look at the size of this baby. and i saw he started to laugh because his eyes lit up, and h

countdown to the oscars with robin roberts. >> don't be wicked, robin. >> but i want to be popular. >ee what traffic looks like. hi, gloria. >> good morning. you know, it's been foggy out there all morning long. right now it's getting a little bit better, but you can see here live at our emeryville camera. still a little foggy out there. it's also pretty busy out there on the roads this morning, but traffic isn't too bad right now. we do have kind of just slow between richmond and the maze, and it does jam up closer to the toll plaza there. looking at your drive times. tracy to dublin, 38 minutes. dublin and mission boulevard south, 33 minutes and 101 at cupertino, 31 minutes. reggie aqui. >> your monday morning forecast is up next with meteorologist. >> big news. powerball now draws three days a week mondays, wednesdays and saturdays. >> do you have old doors that are dating your home? one day? doors and closets can transform your entire home by installing designer interior doors in just one day. with no messy construction. can we use advanced 3d technology to custom make and paint n

>> robin: one. [ laughter ] >> michael: it's tough, right? >> robin: thanks for thinking of me.omen's game right now is wide open. it is so much fun to watch. thanks, michael. right now we've got the latest on the delta jet carrying 80 people that ended up upside down on the runway after landing. we just heard from one of the passengers. george talked to john nelson earlier. >> there was no warning. we were coming in for a landing. when the plane came in, it was -- we hit the runway really hard and, like, extremely hard. we popped up. it felt like we were leaning to the left. what happened was, it was just incredibly fast. there was a giant fire ball down the side. i could feel the heat through the glass. and then we were going sideways. i'm not even sure how many times we tumbled. we ended up up side down. i was hanging there in my seat belt upside down. >> robin: absolutely amazing. so thankful john and all the passengers were able to escape major injuries. we're going to go back to gio benitez who is there on the scene in toronto. good morning to you again, gio. >> reporter:

i know it was for me. >> robin. this is his. >> first appearance. >> this must make you feel good to know that he's getting out like this. >> yeah, it does. >> that was just a hugely important, pivotal moment for dad to then move on and say, okay, i'm back out in the world. >> another completely unexpected benefit came during my stay in hollywood. i entered hotels and buildings through garages and kitchens, and i met cooks, waiters, maintenance crews along the way. many of them said they were praying for me. >> they said, we all love you. everybody knows you. >> love you. >> others looked me right in the eye and said, we love you, superman. you're our hero the fact that i was in a wheelchair, unable to move below my shoulders and depended on the support of others, had not diminished the fact that i was and always would be their superman. >> hey, jimbo. excuse me. that's a bad outfit. >> whoa! hey oh you. >> god! >> look up there! >> the hell is that? >> easy, miss. i've got you. >> you've got me. who's got you? >> y

robin. >> more to come. thank you.taying in washington, president trump signing new executive action and set to hold his first full cabinet meeting with elon musk in attendance. rachel scott is tracking it at the white house, good morning, rachel. >> rachel: good morning to you. in just a few hours, president trump will host his first full cabinet meeting of his second term and inviting elon musk to join him. unlike the other cabinet secretaries seated at the table, musk was not confirmed by united states senate, he is considered special government employee and will come face-to-face with top trump officials who pushed back against his ultimatum. a million people did respond to the email, department of justice told employees to hold off and president siding with musk saying those that do not respond could be fired or semi-fired and backlash against doge is growing. we learned 21 federal contractors, computer engineers, project managers said they will resign rather than work for elon musk and department of government ef

tonight, robin roberts with the nominees. cynthia erivo, demi moore, and timothee chalamet all right here tonight. >> david: good evening. we begin with the shocking and unprecedented blow nun the oval office, something we have not seen before. president trump and ukraine's president zelenskyy. the meeting descending into an extraordinary clash. the u.s. has been ukraine's most important ally after russia invaded three years ago. but today that relationship looked very different as it all played out on television in front of the world. with ukraine's future at stake now, president trump and president zelenskyy in the oval office, vice president vance sitting right beside them. the vice president berating president zelenskyy, asking him, have you said thank you for anything in this meeting? saying, diplomacy with russia is the only way. and when zelenskyy tried to point out that russia has rejected diplomatic efforts in these years of war, the meeting spiraled. president trump telling zelenskyy, you're gambling with world war

what is robin hood and why did you take the job? gov.oore: it's one of the nation's largest poverty fighting organizations. it started over 30 years ago and it started with an initial idea of saying what if you could take analytics and data, the same way we take analytics and data when we are making trading decisions and we are buying companies, and put that toward the poverty fight? david: after four years at robin hood, you decide to run for governor of maryland never having run for anything else before. did you think you had a chance? gov. moore: the data didn't show i had a chance. i was polling 1% in our first pole. it is true. literally i am not voting was poling higher than wes moore. i was running against statewide elected officials, the former head of the dnc, two cabinet secretaries. one of the people i was running against was on my board at robin hood, which made board meetings awkward. i had people who were seasoned at this. but i think what resonated with people is that i don't come from a political background. i don't come

some of the risk reward picture has been weighing on robin hood. it's on pace right now for its fifth down day in a row. longest losing streak we've seen for this stock since september. that is despite some positive news on the regulatory front and some relief we're seeing from washington. this morning we got news the sec was dropping its investigation into robin hood over its cryptocurrency business. robin hood says it got a letter explaining that the sec had concluded its investigation and does not intend to move forward with any sort of enforcement or lawsuit. robin hood's chief legal officer dan gallagher, a former sec commissioner himself, saying this morning this investigation never should have been opened. he also said, as we explained to the sec, any case against robin hood, crypto would have failed. he says we appreciate the formal closing of the investigation there. happy, he says, to see a return to the rule of law and commitment to fairness at the sec. this is the latest win, scott, for crypto companies in the trump administration. many

countdown to the oscars with robin roberts., and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of electric line. you look back at where we were 10 years ago and we are in a completely different place today, and it's because of how we need to care for our communities and our customers. i hope that's true. [joe] that's my commitment. [ambient noise] >> and finally tonight, katy perry in space. the pop star signing on to the blue origin mission. roy perry will roar into the atmosphere with five other accomplished women, including lauren sanchez, the fiance of blue origin owner jeff bezos, for the spacecraft's new shepard's 11th human flight. sanchez, talking about her first trip to space with my nightline co-anchor juju chang just months ago. >> i'm really excited about it. and of course, a little nervous. but when i think of explorers, right, i think of men like magellan, jacques cousteau, neil armstrong, and women are explorers as w

we begin with you on robin hood. >> yeah scott.ll about increased market activity that's really expected to show up prominently in. robin hood's results. retail trading activity has surged after the presidential election. so watch transaction. >> based. >> revenue for robin hood. investors want to see the breakdown as well between equities options and then crypto, which has been contributing a bit more lately. and we will see which adds the most to the bottom line. crypto has become a larger part of the business. it's likely to be boosted in the quarter by bitcoin's all time highs. and then look for some guidance around net interest income and the rate environment, plus more clarity on robin hood's plans in sports gambling after its super bowl contracts were pulled. last minute. account growth and assets under management are also going to be key. robin hood has been offering incentives for investors to transfer out of other brokerage firm stocks, up about 350% in the past year, 40% just this year. so expectations pretty high going

. >> in 2005, trachtenberg spoke with robin roberts about her role in the movie ice princess, in whiched alongside actress kim cattrall. >> had you ever skated before? >> no, i didn't skate before. i just skated, you know, at like a birthday party when i was little. it was very proud of myself. i got around the ring once. i didn't, you know, fall in front of the cute boys. so i had to train for eight months for this movie. >> cattrall, remembering her costar, posting this photo of the two, saying, rest in peace, sweet michelle. in 2008, in her early 20s, trachtenberg landed the coveted role of the conniving georgina sparks on gossip girl alongside blake lively and the mega-popular cw show about the scandalous lives of elite new york teens. >> all my life, i've been the one that they write stories about. now i'm just another anonymous shut in with an online shopping addiction. >> lively recently writing a lengthy tribute to trachtenberg, saying she was electricity. everything she did, she did 200%. she laughed the fullest at someone's joke. she faced authority head on when she felt some

you mentioned robin in the back row to the right here. i know you guys spent some time together in the greenroom, maybe previously. when you hear her speaking i want to know the texture of the conversation you had. i don't think we have anything in our notes other than republican for you. >> we were just discussing how this issue -- i have said that i think the issue of immigration is a really unique issue. i don't think it's as much a political issue as people have certain feelings about it based on their own experiences in their life. >> harris: excuse me, i see everybody nodding with you. >> cool. i think yeah, i don't know it's a democrat or republican issue as much as what we've experienced as citizens in this country. so some people who are here on green cards, you know, they have a different view than people who are here that feel that they are getting their resources taken away from them. i also think that as a parent, it is a very different situation. i have a 12-year-old son and i worry about him in the city. i have gotten email

sense prevails on it is declared that they will subs for life, that is all they are then taken to robin island. and when one visits robin island, you will see the kind of punishment that they went through, but typically during the id, days. and monday allows legacy remains because it becomes iconic of the single person who is ensuring that the upside regime is kept on chip, but is presence in j also next in my focal find a focal point in the sense that while they have go volume becky, they have sue in j, they have made a cuss at ada and of cause monday like themselves, but they are outside. they are also individuals who uh, maintaining that legacy. one of them is mondale as wife we need magic is a law mondale. she becomes iconic on when history is properly written. it must be said that if there is any single fuss than to ensure that the monday law legacy was maintained at the highest level, it is really much because the mondale was buttoned and abused and punished in many ways. and you only have to read a long walk of freedom by monday, like, and stuff to appreciate the reward that we a

and robin had a daughter.6 and then kind of just fell off the map and couldn't find her anywhere. keith morrison (voiceover): 2006, what a coincidence. it was the year lavender doe was murdered. andrea canning (voiceover): coming up. i wasn't prepared for the emotion that i had right then. i couldn't control myself. i remember sitting on the couch and just crying. andrea canning (voiceover): a search ends, and a story begins. we lost track between her and us for about 10 years. andrea canning (voiceover): when "dateline" continues. >> while. >> you. >> sleep. so you wake. >> refreshed for a more. >> productive day. get 24. >> hour. >> hour. >> continuous relief that does. did you know... 80% of women are struggling with hair damage? just like i was. pantene miracle rescue deep conditioner with melting pro-v pearls. locks in moisture to repair 6 months of damage. for resilient, healthy-looking hair. if you know, you know it's pantene. nothing makes a gathering great like eggland's best eggs. they're just so del

so robin in doha, reminder of all the top stories just hours before the us was set to hit its nearest neighbors with 25 percent power. its mexico and canada cut deals to postpone them for at least 30 days in exchange folder approve both countries with increased security, a low level does with the us. how efficient as move from washington dc. thank you very much. we're from behind is overall for staff. donald trump claim the natalie victory and his trade war with mexico. they've agreed to put in 10000 soldiers permanently, like forever 10000 soldiers at their side of the border and stuff fentanyl and illegal aliens from coming into our country. you as president and i still insensitive to he was imposing tired of some of the countries, the 3 biggest trading partners. todd is essentially a tax on imports and the move likely to drive up the cost of goods for us. consumers come to insist this is about stopping the drug fentanyl and undocumented migrants getting across the northern and southern borders. but after discussion with mexico's president of the united states, out of your mind, tha

so robin to remind me of all the top stories. little palestinians are leaving garza through the roof of border crossing with egypt to get medical treatment abroad. the world health organization and back you 8629 patients. along with 65 carrots, kind of decided that lived into plan to reinforce his folder with us as part of a deal opposing new terrace. so the fries will last for 30 days. fix could also see a 30 day reprieve from the terrace threatened by president trump up to bring send thousands of troops to his folder with the us. will double drums, threats of terrorists dominate to the european union meeting european commission president as well as the hold the line says that while having a working relationship with us is vital, you would passively accept economic penalties from trump's administration. the european union is prepared for robust, but constructive dialogue with the united states. but we also recognize potential challenges and the relationship with the united states. and we are ready for that. when targeted unfairl

countdown to the oscars with robin roberts. >> don't be wicked, robin. >> but i want to popular. >> tonight on abc. >> check out this video. a bus driver near cleveland is being praised for getting 15 children off that bus safely. after a fire started behind a rear wheel and engulfed the bus in just five minutes. look at that. no injuries reported. the fire is being blamed on a mechanical issue. the same bus had passed inspection just two weeks ago, and now the community's other busses were re-inspected as a precaution. yesterday. >> the trump administration has come up with a new plan aimed at making the skies safer. it calls for streamlining the hiring process to ease the shortage of air traffic controllers, boosting their pay and getting rid of pilots who don't follow orders. this morning, transportation secretary sean duffy, announcing a plan to supercharge the hiring of air traffic controllers after a string of recent aviation accidents and close calls. >> these are hard jobs, and they're great jobs. >> facing a shortage of controllers, duffy says he's offering a salary increase of 30%

so robin in doha, reminder of all the top news stories around too many and tell us studies in gaza trying to survive wins when going out, tends authorities and the strip of like to use these really military have deliberately obstructing deliveries. only 2 percent of the tense promise to arrived safe for us present. donald trump has refused to backtrack on his plan. to take over garza, he says, israel, who attend the strip over to the us of the fighting and the despite to having no legal authority to do so. as well as prime minister says no us troops would be needed under the plan options. there was island fisher hospital from washington, dc or even for donald trump, who's offended us policy in the middle east in the past. remember when he announced that the embassy was moving to jerusalem. this is a key, usually controversial comment. as press secretary tried to suggest it would just be a temporary move, but donald trump ruling that out in his trust social posts in the last few hours saying that the intention is that the weekly of the gaza strip, the palestinians would be housed deals wit

what do you make of all this. >> that's really interest point-blank layups, robin lou sip robin lou calrades and universal and i like that idea of sounding like a free trade agreement and almost like without a document and i do think that these tariffs have shown that we actually increase u.s. production and we bring our economy back with aluminum and steel and only thing i think i talked about this last time i was on, larry, i'm a bit worried about the copper fabricators and ability to get them up to speed in time. they all are for it and like the tariffs and idea of bringing supply chains back and commodities and legacy businesses where i'm at in up state new york and thousands of jobs of fabricating copper and size of human hair for medical technology and high grade military and other building uses and would like to see in universal tariff and i like this reciprocal tariffs sounds like a good idea and like a negotiating and gives awes bit more room for flexibility and that's what trump is always looking for is a way to negotiate and get flex and the stopping us from getting a lunch b

countdown to the oscars with robin roberts. >> don't be wicked, robin. >> but i want to be popular. >> friday night on abc. >> we are back now with breaking news. actor gene hackman has died. the sheriff in santa fe, new mexico, says he, his wife and their dog were found dead inside their home. authorities say there is no sign of foul play and no danger to the community. hackman was a two time oscar winner for the french connection and unforgiven. >> a husband and wife say they were forced to sit next to a dead passenger on a long international trip. it happened on a qatar airways flight from melbourne, australia, to qatar. a woman died on board and when the cabin crew could not move her, she was wrapped in blankets, then placed in a seat next to them. listen to this. for four hours, the company has apologized for any distress caused by the incident. >> well, police throughout florida have a warning for spring breakers. misbehave and suffer the consequences. they say they'll be everywhere, especially out on the beaches, cracking down on anyone and everyone who breaks the rules. abc's

we all know the story of robin hood. stole from the rich and gave to the pour. and his band of merry men hung out in the woods wearing tights and eating apples. like the summer i spent with rfk. but another gave a funny accent wants to do the whole robin hood thing in america. musk is considering a dividend. refund checks funded by the money they are saving us. giving back money the useless stole from everybody else. it makes us wonder if it's a new concept where we give 20% of that savings to american citizens and 20% goes to paying down debt. >> there's consideration of a new concept where we give 20% of the savings to american citizens and 20% going to paying down debt i like the sound of that it makes sense. now that we've taken the dough are corrupt government has been wasting why not give it to the people who earned in the first place. my assistant won't have to moonlight in that tire factor anymore. and it's not like he's getting something for nothing. it's taken out of the paycheck you earned for scientist studying shrimp on treadmills. workshops for dra

sheng thao will serve as interim user attorney. >> robins is also somebody with deep experience in the office. highly regarded by people on both sides of the aisle. >> reporter: trump's pick could significantly impact federal policy in california as governor gavin newsom has repeatedly clashed with the administration over key issues from immigration policy to disaster relief. >> most of the work the u.s. attorney's office is not political, not ideological. drug crime is drug crime. and nobody likes drug crime. financial fraud is financial fraud. so presumably, the u.s. attorney no matter who it is and what the administration is going to be, very impactful. >> reporter: ramsey's last day was yesterday. it is not unusual for u.s. attorneys to leave their position after a change in administration, however, they are usually asked to resign, not issued termination letters. >>> all right, while we are getting heavy rain, blinding snow in the sierra is making travel treacherous. look at this. this is a look at i-80 near truckee. where traffic was backed up because of spin-outs. chain controls

the former arsenal and manchester united striker robin van persie has been appointed as feyenoord's newh. the m—year—old, who retired from playing in 2019, has left fellow dutch side heerenveen to take charge van persie has signed a contract until 2027 and will be assisted by rene hack, who was previously part of erik ten hag's coaching staff at manchester united. to overhaul ajax this season. their 2—0 win against go ahead eagles extended their lead in germany, bayern munich moved eight points clear of bayer leverkusen thanks to a 4—0 thrashing of eintracht frankfurt. a 2—0 win in la liga over girona was enough to see real madrid draw level on points with barcelona at the top, the gap on first—placed inter to three points. and became the fastest batter to 14,000 0ne—day international they are now on the cusp of reaching the semifinals. india refused to travel to pakistan for the tournament of their matches in dubai. 0ur correspondent joe wilson reports. these are pakistan's cricketers, this is a tournament pakistan is hosting — except this match was played in a different country. yep,

one of the people i was running against was on my board at robin hood, which made meetings awkward. had people who were seasoned at this. i think what resonated with people is i don't come from a political background. i don't come from a political family. i don't do the politician thing. i don't do the partisan thing. i just focus on results and meeting people where they are and i think that resonated. david: you get elected governor. do you say i'm really happening i'm the governor? -- do you say i'm really happy now i'm the governor? you took the job, the first day did you realize the responsibilities were greater or not that difficult? gov. moore: it is a hard job but also there were things we inherited we did not anticipate. i remember coming in and being able to read reports about the fiscal crisis we were about to inherit. we are currently navigating the worst fiscal crisis maryland has seen in 20 years and it has been predicted since 2017. the problem was, it wasn't dealt with because it was covid money and it kept masking the obstacles and the fact our business model in the

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. >> yes, robin. >> welcome back. football's biggest game, but there's another competition going down at the louisiana superdome with players, celebrities, and even ordinary fans taking part. get ready for the biggest see and be seen event, where fashion is showcased under one of the hottest spotlights of the sports world. here's abc's morgan norwood. >> thought it'd be really cool to have the names wrapped around the jacket and the zipper. kind of cutting through the letter. >> designer christian beck never thought she would be here in new orleans at super bowl 59, showcasing her own clothing brand. is this the coat? >> this is the long version. >> when we say the coat. >> it's very similar. i wanted to make sure it was different in its own way, of course. >> and look, as the wife of san francisco, 40 niners, fullback kyle juszczyk. she's no stranger to the scene at nfl games, but this year she's the one in the spotlight. her puffer jacket is one of the hottest fashion statements in the stands. >> my gosh, they look

window washers transformed into deadpool's spider-man, frozone, and robin. the masked superheroes stood on scaffolding instead of scaling the walls to stay in compliance with state laws. but they made the windows sparkle, as well as the faces of the young heroes inside. the superheroes have been visiting patients at lucile packard for more than ten years. thanks for joining us for abc seven news at three. i'll see you back here at >> david: tonight, the shocking blowup in the oval office. president trump and ukraine's pr

david: after four years at robin hood, you decide to run for governor of maryland never having run fornything else before. did you think you had a chance? gov. moore: the data didn't show i had a chance. i was pulling 1% in our first pole. it is true. literally i am not voting was poling higher than wes moore. i was running against statewide elected officials, the former head of the dnc, two cabinet secretaries. one of the people i was running against was on my board at robin hood, which made board meetings awkward. i had people who were seasoned at this. but i think what resonated with people is that i don't come from a political background. i don't come from a political family. i don't do the politician thing. i don't do the partisan thing. i just really focus on results and actually meeting people where they are and i think that resonated with folks. david: you get elected governor. do you actually say i'm really happy now i governor? am you took the job, the first day you were sworn in did you realize the responsibilities were greater than you thought were not that difficult of a j

oscars with robin roberts.ced by cadence picked up in that last segment. i needed to leave time for this. we do have an update. we're going to the videotape. last week sam -- there he is. >> sam: no. please please please, no. >> lara: that spot already happened. sam tried out for us a new trend. this week he's volunteered to jump on another hot fashion trend. thanks to kendrick lamar's super bowl halftime look, google searches for this style of jeans have flared up, if you will, more than 50%. this morning eagle eye fans noticed the celine jeans are back in stock on the website. they're not for everybody. you don't want to drop $1,200 on jeans. >> sam: that's a lot. >> lara: have no fear, the dupes are here. retailer likes jcpenney and urban outfitters which sam is modelling for us. >> sam: that's these? >> lara: yes. jump up, please. >> sam: okay. >> lara: we're running out of time. can you do a little model walk? >> sam: can i? [ laughter ] >> lara: these are called the slacker. they're $79. what is that look

let's check in with robin. vince. he's the president ceo of bmi. mr. welcome to mad money. >> it's great to be with. >> you jim. well i'm actually thrilled that you're here. you are. well, you run the bank. that's been the best performer of late. and i think that it's also been a real steady performer. what's what's the trick? >> well, we're. >> unlocking the value. >> at the. >> end of the day, it's. >> all about the. >> clients that bny and what our people have done is rallied around for the first time in a long time as one team. and so we're collapsing down the barriers between all of our great businesses. you talked about some of those businesses, and now we're delivering for clients. and that's the thing that's making a difference. >> okay, as someone who would like to think i'm somewhat informed, i would always say, oh, it's bmi custody bank. it's much more than custody bank. >> yeah we are. that's one of our businesses. >> and you're great at it. everybody knows that. >> we're the world's largest number one at it, which is great. and we love it.

so robin which goes there. life. but headquarters here in the also coming is vital to state through the band. the bulk of international law is essential to avoid any form of ethnic cleansing the ones that cuz the general rules against ethnic cleansing in garza, as far as leaders stand up to condemn drums plan. also tell us to be instructed to rebuild that communities tell. i'll just say with the remaining dogs that nobody wants and origin tenny and present heavy a 1000000 as is tons to pull out this country from the world health organization. the welcome to the problem, the white house has backtracked on. so if president trump plans to the goal is to strip after a wave of global condemnation. on tuesday donald trump declared that the us will take a garza and own it, no official se palestinians could be moved temporarily to other countries not permanently. while it was rebuilt and the us would not be paying for it, came to healthcare is not the white house with the very latest. one day after us president donald trump

mexico and canada have been put on hold hours before they were to go into effect, the billing cycle robin, which will just save it life. but headquarters here in the also coming up twin brothers were united in the ruins of gold and gauze, begin to rebuild, which is rel, destroyed hundreds of comb, gleese all being that rate in mass graves, us to m 23 fights as to the city of go but last week and thousands of suits, these are times the homes and just the states to find that they've been looted by power minute to wrap it simple, full since the book and do a problem. just those before the us was set to its neighbors. neighbors with 25 percent towers, mexico and canada cut deals to postpone them for at least 30 days in exchange for the reprise both countries with increased security along that bold. as with america . ellis island fisher. the poles though from washington dc. thank you very much. with him behind his oval office desk, donald trump claimed to natalie victory and his trade war with mexico. they have agreed to put in 10000 soldiers permanently, like forever 10000 soldiers at their s

so robin, you won't be able to save your life. but headquarters here in the also coming up us officials, hotels with leaders and leveled thing has blown bus bolts be part of the country's new couple books. a 2nd group of migrants devoted from the us arrives and presented . more than $100.00 people were on board to play the south african cities, cape town, joins the race to bring formula. walk back to the come to the today is a 3 is really kept. is he'll be exchange for palestinian prisoners on saturday. he'll be released by him, us alisha, robbie, or levy, and a had been i'll be due to be handed over as part of the deal. this will be the 5th release of his right of the captive since the cx. 5 deal was reached. a denver to israel will release 183 palestinian prisoners on site today. a 10111 of those prisoners were detained in gaza since the war began to don't take about 2023. 72 of those from the cross cause of the occupied westbank at jerusalem. now the serving life terms or long term sentences is really jails. no day has more fro