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. >> let's go to t.j. winick at the university of arizona for us this evening. t.j.? >> good evening. president obama came here to tucson to comfort this community, but he did address the current climate of harsh political rhetoric in this country, and said it is better we all speak to each other in weighs that heal than ways that harm. wednesday president obama acted as consoler in chief. >> the hopes of a nation are here tonight. we mourn with you for the falling, we join in your grief, and we add our faith to yours. -- to yours that representative gabrielle giffords and the other victims will pull through. >> the president remembered the six victims killed during saturday's shooting including the youngest, nine-year-old christina taylor green. >> in christina we saw all of our children, so curious, so trusting. >> earlier at the university medical center, he and the first lady met with the families, including the congresswoman with whom he shared encouraging news. >> a few minutes after we left her room and some of the colleagues from congress were in the room, gab

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t.j. winick is in tucson with details.and vinita. 19 were injured during that shooting rampage last saturday. six were killed including christina taylor green. for her funeral, hundreds lined this road behind me here, across the street from the church, to show their support. the family of christina taylor green felt tucson's embrace thursday. it extended across the street from the 9-year-old's funeral mass. >> we just came out here, you know, to show our support for the family. you know, they've got to be going through a terrible time right now. >> reporter: her parents walked under the national 9/11 flag, a tribute to her birthday of september 11th, 2001. they were followed by the casket carrying their young daughter's body. inside there were prayers for the 3rd grader who loved singing and dancing. >> god has loved me so much. he has put his hand on me and prepared a place for me. >> reporter: 13 survived the shooting including congresswoman gabrielle giffords, though a bullet went straight through the left side of her b

t.j. winnick is live in tucson, t.j. >>> president obama came here to tucson to comfort the community but did frequently address the current climate of especially harsh political rhetoric in the country saying it is better that we all speak to each other in ways that heal and not ways that harm. wednesday, president obama acted as consoler in chief. >> the hopes of the nation are here tonight. we mourn with you for the fallen. we join you in your grief. and we add our faith to yours that representative gabrielle giffords and the other living victims of this tragedy will pull through. >> reporter: the president remembered the six victims killed during the shooting including the youngest, nine-year-old christina taylor green. >> in christina we see all of our children, so curious, so trusting. >>> earlier he and the first lady met with their families of as well as the survivors including the congress woman who he shared encouraging news. >> gabby opened her eyes for the first time. >> also w

voting booth with guns and bullets but i thank you very much for taking some time with us that was t.j. walker a communications expert speaking with us here on our t.v. . now to the u.k. where pensioners are going bankrupt faster than any other group in the country and insolvency service report indicates that over the past decade the number of elderly with growing debts has reduced income has risen six fold and as artie's lor and it has been finding out that leaves them struggling to afford the basics. retirement depicted as a golden age where older people get more time to enjoy their families and hopis there's a new survey shows a different side of old age in britain worrying picture of a country where more and more elderly people can't afford to retire pensioner lydia portsmouth won't say how much money she gets from the state but she's forced to dip into her limited savings to pay her monthly bills like many others she wasn't able to push away a lot of money for her retirement and what she does have is now earning so little interest in the bank that she regularly has to spend the ca

t.j. winick is joining us from tucson with more. hi, t.j. >> reporter: hi, rob and vinita.ty. but as you mentioned, he frequently addressed the current climate of harsh political rhetoric and said that it is better that we speak to each other in ways that heal than ways that harm. wednesday, president obama acted as consoler in chief. >> the hopes of a nation are here tonight. we mourn with you for the fallen. we join you in your grief. we add our faith to yours. that representative gabrielle giffords and the other living victims of this tragedy will pull through. >> reporter: the president remembered the six victims killed during saturday's shooting, including the youngest, 9-year-old christina taylor green. >> in christina we see all of our children. >> reporter: earlier at the university medical center, he and the first lady met with the families as well as the survivors, including the congresswoman about whom he shared encouraging news. >> a few minutes after we left her room and some of her colleagues from congress were in the room, gabby opened her eyes for the first

hi, t.j. >> reporter: good morning, rob and vinita. and all of those impacted by this tragedy. the thoughts and prayers here in tucson seem never-ending. it was a catholic mass for the six who decide during saturday's shooting rampage and the 14 injured survivors. ♪ we're getting our first look inside congresswoman giffords' hospital room. these pictures taken sunday show mark kelly holding his wife's hand. she continues to make remarkable progress. >> she's able to generate her own breaths. she's breathing on her own. as long as we don't backslide and as long as she holds her own, that's good. that keeps us hopeful. >> reporter: bill hileman says his wife, susan, wakes up screaming for little christina-taylor green. she brought her 9-year-old neighbor to the congress on your corner event, where the young girl was killed in the gunfire. >> i hear her in her semi-conscious ramblings screaming out, "christina, christina, let's get out of here. let's get out of here." and she keeps talking about the holding of hands and then the realizati

t.j. houshmandzadeh, drops what would have been a first-down catch.steelers on their way to the afc title game with a 31-24 victory. wow. >> perhaps the greatested hitter of all-time could soon be available. albert pujols is set to start spring training with the dead thereon get a deal done with the cardinals. if an agreement isn't reached he will become a free agent. buster olney tweeted today that san francisco would be one of several interested clubs, including the cubs, angels and dodgers. pujols is set to make 16 million this season. >>> a day after adding a player to solidify their bull pen, the ayes are looking to find brian fuentes. the 35-year-old lives in merced. he led the american leave in saves in 2009. >> the first full event of the pga this season, the sony open, is battling the elements in hawaii. 'east of waikiki beach. shot of the the day from sean mcehl. he is going to like this a lot. into the cup for a hole-in-one. currently 3-over for the tournament. your leader, maruyama. rocking the yellow ball. back-to-back 65s. 10-under. a tw

i'm t.j.in new york. >> certainly a hot topic, so feel free to weigh in on facebook. >>> coming up, the president's right-hand man says good-bye. >> a candid david axelrod tells us why he's going home. ing home. right hand man says good-bye. >> david axelrod tells us why he's going home. >>> when president obama gets to the oval office this morning, one person he won't see is david axelrod. >> after spending years by the president's side, axelrod is gone. >> here's jake tapper with his exit interview. >> reporter: it's been a whirlwind ride for david axelrod. >> i'm beginning my life as a kibbitzer tomorrow. >> reporter: the white house senior adviser is headed back to chicago. >> i actually have a meeting tomorrow morning. even though i'm officially ending my tenure today. >> reporter: after two years devoted to electing then-senator obama and two years working as the president's closest aide, he's heading home. but there was little time at the white house for cupcakes and punch. with unrest

t.j. winick has details. good morning, t.j. >> good morning, rob and vinita. shown a willingness to kill. to make money, to eliminate rivals and to silence witnesses. >> reporter: the charges include murder, extortion and narcotics trafficking. >> the fbi has overseas partners with our foreign entities. the italian national police has a long and rich history in working closely with the fbi in attempting to break the back of organized crime. >> reporter: many of those arrested were in brooklyn, but they also occurred throughout new york city, new jersey and new england. there were so many arrests in the new york area, suspects had to be taken to a gym for booking. >> we have about 700 law enforcement agencies from a number of different entities that are involved in this massive takedown. >> the italian mob's not dead now. it will never be dead because as long as there's people out there that gamble, go to prostitutes, borrow money, there will be somebody to cater to them. you'll be dead and i'll be dead and the italian mafia will be here. >> reporter: just last

for "good morning america," i'm t.j.k. >> and joining us now from los angeles is pediatrician dr. harvey karp, the author of "the happiest toddler on the block." good morning, dr. karp. >> hey, good morning, bianna. >> i know you saw the video. nearly a million people viewed that video. do you make that out to be child abuse? >> well, you know, your heart goes out to that child whenever you see a child treated like that. it was abusive treatment. but not just because of the hot sauce. i mean, the screaming, the berating, the throwing a child into a cold shower. that takes you back 150 years. in terms of child treatment. we've really tried to come up in our culture since that point in time. >> well, this has led to a debate about using hot sauce as a form of child discipline. as you heard, some people say this is the new form of washing your child's mouth out with soap. do you buy that, and what are the arguments against using hot sauce? >> it's not putting ketchup in the mouth. it's there to burn and to hurt. and some ho

joe flacco has an open receiver but t.j. drops it. that's your ballgame. the steelers win 31-24. they are headed to the afc championship game. >> we found a way to win and what better way than to beat baltimore and put them out of the tournament. they asked for us. they keep asking for us. sometimes my mom always said be careful what you ask for. seems like every time we get in the playoffs they keep wanting to play us and at the end of the day they have got to worry about this loss the whole off season. >>> we can only hope the game is as good as the trash talk this week between the patriots and jets. >> this is about bill belichick versus rex ryan. there is no question. >> may have a little quickness on him. he has probably got a little more strength and power on me. >> so he is going to get everything i have on sunday. if he flips at all we will beat him. >> in my opinion it will never change that. at the end of the day it will be what it is going to be. >> you can't just stick your toe in the water you've got to jump right in. he has got great feet. he moves around really wel

t.j. winick is joining us this morning from tucson with the latest. t.j.? their thoughts despite being among so many others. jared loughner appeared in federal court monday with a shaved head. he showed no emotion and appeared to smirk as the judge spoke to him. he's charged with several counts of murder and attempted murder and one charge for attempting to assassinate congresswoman gabrielle giffords. >> this is somewhat dysfunctional family. and this individual has probably been troubled for some time. >> reporter: led by the president, who will attend a memorial service in tucson on wednesday, the nation paused for a moment of silence. >> i'm spending a lot of time just thinking about the families and reaching out to them. >> reporter: at university medical center in tucson, where the shooting victims are being treated, the swelling of giffords' brain has remained under control. >> every day that goes by and we don't see increase, we're slightly more optimistic. >> reporter: this is where the youngest of the victims, 9-year-old christina-taylor green, at

discounter t.j. maxx raised its outlook. it jumped almost 6%. luxury department store saks rallied with a double-digit pop in december same-store sales. macy's missed same-store sales expectations for the first time in a year and shares fell. target said low-margin items drove sales, leading to the sell-off today. let's roll out a closer look at target. this 7% drop came on seven times its usual volume. the stock hasn't closed below $55 per share since mid- november. this sell-off takes them to what had been the top of its range last summer and fall. >> 46% jump higher, not quite to the 52-week high but within a dime, positive results for type ii diabetes drug. finally an earnings to tell you about, monsanto a profitable first quarter here and through the end of last year, orders for soy beans, corn and cotton seeds all ahead of last year. the stock certainly grew some, up more than 2% on a big pop in volume. this is monsanto's highest price since last spring. and just to remind you-- we have a video on our web site explaining our new charts-- n

here is t.j. winick. >> reporter: the candles and the prayers are for those lost during saturday's horrific tragedy and for those fighting for their lives. >> it is shocking. it has been surreal. >> did you say gabrielle giffords was hit? >> reporter: she is in a medically-enduced coma. her long-term prognosis is unclear. 9-1-1 tapes released and a picture of the chaos in the shooting. >> we have one person down. there were multiple people shot. >> oh my god. >> reporter: gifford's 20-year-old intern used his hands to apply pressure to the gunshot wound to her head while holding her in his lab. >> i said, gabby, you are still with us. just grab my happened and hold tight. she squeezed my hand. >> reporter: of the 14 survivors, giffords remains in critical condition and dozens of others are in the hospital in tucson. six victims lost their lives including kristina taylor green who was born on september 11th, 2001. >> she comes into the world on 9/11 and at nine years old she leaves on this terrible

consultant t.j. ward says this incident could fall with politicians to distance themselves from public appearance. there's going to be so much more scrutiny for people going to public events the average congressman for years has received death threats these are usually just from kooks and not taken very seriously well now they take on a whole new light and i predict many members of congress are going to be much more skeptical about public speaking events they're going to want the trappings of a presidential speaking event presidents have these elaborate security mechanisms they have security guards secret service they have metal detectors to detect guns so you know unfortunately it's going to really shut down a lot of the communication voters have with their elected officials because that elected officials in america are now running scared americans have passionate love affair and it's basically politically impossible for any politician to try to propose limiting handguns you know just recently rules

consultant it t.j. walker says it would be a very tough task to cool down america's liking for firearms americans how passionate love affair and it's basically politically impossible for any politician to try to propose living. just recently rules are written to let people bring guns into schools in arizona so that is an extraordinarily difficult political challenge because the gun lobby basically controls congress in america and local legislators as well. afghanistan now where the u.s. army is training a local militia to help fight the taliban and while the strategy appears to be working in some areas there are few think that's going to back to us is just a more. as the southern gateway to kabul and home to a long stretch of afghanistan's national highway has been the focal point of the taliban's comeback in recent years in early two thousand and nine but we're stretched afghan forces were struggling to hold back some military planners decided to raise a local militia to help cover the most dangerous g

t.j. winick has moreon. washington. >> reporter: the arrests were complete by 8:00 a.m.esent the largest sweep of mobsters in history. >> our goal is to eradicate these folks, as menaces to distinction. >> reporter: the fbi raids against seven italian mob families and their associates came before dawn. as more than 120 alleged criminals were dragged out of bed, in the largest single-day takedown of what attorney general eric holder calls some of the most dangerous criminals in the country. the charges include murder, extortion and narcotics trafficking. >> time and again, they have shown a willingness to kill, to make money, to eliminate rivals and to silence witnesses. >> reporter: they go by names like baby bat larry, cheeks lacotta, and tony bagels. many that were arrested were in brooklyn. but they also occurred through new york city, new jersey and new england. there were so many arrests in the new york area, suspects had to be taken to a gym for booking. >> we have about 700 law enforcement agencies from a number of different entities that are involved in this mass

t.j. winick joins us now with the news and the numbers. >> reporter: good morning, rob and vinita.rts that the unemployment rate rose in 20 states last month and fell in 15. still, there are several indicators that suggest the u.s. economy is headed in the right direction. during the darkest days of gm's bankruptcy, there was talk this assembly plant in flint, michigan, would be closed. now they're adding a third shift and 750 workers. >> every autoworker job contributes to nine other jobs all across the united states. and no automaker does more than general motors for our country and our community. >> reporter: most economic analysts will tell you it's part of an encouraging trend, that hiring should improve over the next six months. >> i think the most important reason for optimism is that businesses are very profitable. >> reporter: in fact, corporate profits are at prerecession levels. google plans to hire more than 6,200 workers this year. and consumer confidence is up with major stock market indexes climbing to their highest levels since 2008. still, there are other factors w

them have been brought to hospitals across the russian capital many of them in critical condition are t.j. we're piskun are reports from outside one of the hospitals. many injuries are connected with the burns severe burns caused by this blast also appears injuries caused by shrapnel and head traumas as well that have given me the injuries are typical of explosions these are penetrating here wounds from the blast penetrating injuries or the stomach area brain injuries some are very gravely wounded and others are with light injuries of soft tissue on hands feet and ankles . injured more dispersed and to various hospitals across moscow but also had several clinics in the moscow region and we're getting reports that they may be sent to a bigger more advanced several medical centers to receive more. more advanced medical attention also the this blast happened at four thirty pm and at the time this was right after several international flights had just arrived to do my due the airport and we're getting reports that some foreign citizens are also affected by this explosion according to investig

t.j. winick joins us. weather emergency was declared. city schools were shut down on thursday. this is now officially the snowiest january on record here in the big apple and there are still about four days left. much like the snow we're showing you, this video is fresh. not an instant replay. though jerry cipoletta of massachusetts already knew that. >> enough, that's enough, you know? we have enough for this year. i hope we don't get hit with another storm soon. >> reporter: i wouldn't count on it, jerry. boston got hit with more than a foot of snow causing this roof to collapse at a taxi garage. to workers trapped inside were pulled to safety. >> oh, very lucky, very lucky. yeah. i don't know about my friend here, but we were blessed to make it through that. >> reporter: the greater snowfall was south, like here in new york city. cross-country skis aided many commuters through central park which got hit with 19 inches of snow. even the mayor got the memo -- this is sweater weather. >> don't overexert yo

hour hurricane hurricane hurricane -- t.j.shmandzadeh, drops what would have been a touchdown. >> all you can do in life is take a shot at being great. that's all you can do. and our guys did that. they did that all year. we just weren't great enough today. >> i guess guys sense the urgency. we don't like to put yourselves in those situations. we like to drive the ball on first down but comes down to that next time dig deeper. >> the rareds will not renew john marshal's contract. his defense was 11th in yard allowed, 13th in point allowed, but 29th against the run. marshall, who was 65, won two super bowls with. the 49ers and has been an nfl assistant for 31 years. >>> college hoops. stanford hosting washington state two days after upsetting washington. the cardinal has yet to lose at home. they're 8-0 today. early going the quick free-throw line jumper. nine pointness the first half. game tied at 6. then anthony brown rattling home the three. later in the half cougars in transition marcus caper soaring with the two-handed jam

. >> t.j. winick is joining us from tucson with the latest details. >> reporter: good morning, rob and vinita. congresswoman gabrielle giffords and the other shooting victims continue to recover here at university medical center where you can see there's quite a large makeshift memorial with balloons and flowers and candles. we learned more about their conditions yesterday and there is encouraging news. also on sunday, the suspect was officially charged. he will be arraigned later today at federal court in phoenix. >> did you say gabrielle giffords was hit? >> reporter: representative gabrielle giffords is in a medically drug-induced coma. her long-term prognosis still unclear. many are calling it a miracle she even survived the point blank gunshot to her head. >> if this had been off by an inch or the angle or trajectory off by 5 or 10 degrees it could have been a different scenario. >> of the 14 survivors shot saturday, giffords remains in critical condition. a dozen others are also at univer

>> jimmy: i'm on layaway. [ laughter ] >> t.j. maxx? >> jimmy: yeah. what's this guy over here?on -- >> jimmy: direct competitor to the ipad? >> that's right. >> jimmy: 'cause it's not an ereader? >> it's not an ereader. it's a tablet, has a proper tablet os. >> jimmy: what's the difference between ereader and tablets? you can just do other programs and then -- >> well, in this case, the difference isn't that big, because this has a lot of tablet features. but, i mean, typically a tablet can do everything. some of the things the ipad can do this thing can do -- all run all kinds of apps. any android app that you can think of, and -- >> jimmy: and this is android, too. gosh, people love android. >> this is android, and it's got a front-facing camera and a rear camera, so you can have video chats with it. >> jimmy: unlike? the ipad does not have that? >> maybe in january. maybe next year. >> jimmy: well, you just got some scoop? >> i don't know, i mean, he's making that up. that may be a lot. >> jimmy: have you heard about the winter solstice? >> i -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're

abc's t.j.nick with the story of a man with a tarnished past but a golden voice. >> reporter: your instinct may be to turn away until he opens his voice. >> you are listening to magic 98.9. thank you so much. god bless you. thank you. and we'll be back with more right after these words. >> reporter: that deep baritone belongs to ted williams. his sign reads i'm an ex-radion hard times. >> i went to school for it and then alcohol and drugs and a few other things became a part of my life and i got two years clean. >> reporter: without a job or roof over his head, williams like so many others was forced to rum imagine through garbage cans and sleep on the streets. >> i just sit a couple of tables away and watch people what they waste and i check the garbage cans to see how far down it would go because i was like a little particular about it. >> this video of williams panhandling in columbus, ohio, has gone viral. nearly 4.5 million hits on you tube. this morning he was a paid fill in on a local rad

t.j.f public service. >> reporter: robert sargent shriver was a privileged man who spent his life in public service. the brother-in-law of president ohn f. kennedy, an intimate man of the kennedy clan for 60 years. under kennedy he organized and headed up the peace corps. lyndon johnson dubbed him mr. poverty and tapped him to head his historic war on poverty in the 1960s. he ventured into politics in 1972 as a running mate and he's the father of maria shriver schwarzenegger, the former first lady of california. his life's work was poverty and he was associated with many landmark programs, volunteers in service to america, headstart, which do this day aids low-income children and their families, and the job corps. they all benefited from his leadership. with his wife, eunice kennedy shriver, he started the special olympics which became a worldwide movement. in 1994 president clinton presented him with the nation's highest civilian honor, the presidential medal of freedom. in 2003 sargent s

t.j. winick has more. >> reporter: good morning, rob and vinita.ven ted williams a second glance. the columbus, ohio, man is now at the center of the internet's hottest video. you see a homeless man on the side of the road. and your instinct may be to turn away. until he opens his mouth. >> when you're listening to nothing but the best of oldies you're listening to magic 98.9. thank you so much, god bless you. thank you. and we'll be back with more right after these words. >> reporter: that deep baritone belongs to ted williams. his sign reads "i'm an ex-radio announcer who has fallen on hard times." >> i went to school for it. and then alcohol and drugs and a few other things became a part of my life. i got two years clean. >> reporter: without a job or a roof over his head, williams, like so many others, was forced to rummage through garbage cans and sleep on the streets. >> i just sit a couple of tables away and watch people with their waste. i check the garbage cans to see how far down it would go. i was a little particular about it. >> reporte

t.j. winick is joining us with more. >> reporter: good morning.d be largely symbolic but republicans say they're sending a message because voters sent one last november. >> on this vote the yeas are 245. the bill is -- >> reporter: before the vote to repeal last year's health care overhaul, republicans called it a government takeover. >> obamacare. >> obamacare. >> obamacare. >> reporter: democrats call it the affordable care act, and accuse the gop of wanting to repeal its most popular features. >> if you are in love with insurance companies and want them to succeed and you don't care about anything else, by all means, this is your team. these are your guys. >> reporter: at times, the debate crossed the line. steve cohen, a democrat from tennessee, compared republican arguments to nazi propaganda. >> the germans said enough about the jews and the people believed it and you had the holocaust. you tell a lie over and over and again. we've heard it on this floor. government takeover of health care. there is no government takeover. >> reporter: the h

t.j. winick has a preview. >> reporter: good morning, rob and vinita. of that compromise struck during the lame duck session is a thing of the past as both parties appear to be drawing a line in the sand. the washington president obama came back to is about to look a whole lot different than the one he left less than two weeks ago. >> my job this year is to make sure we continue the recovery. we started making progress on that during the lame duck. i expect to build on that progress when i get back. >> reporter: there will be 85 new house republicans sworn in wednesday. >> we're here to represent and reflect the values of the country. and the country has said very directly, stop the spending. >> reporter: speaker-in-waiting john boehner. boehner and fellow republicans will try to repeal president obama's health care law. the vote is scheduled for next wednesday. >> we think that obama care will ruin the best health care system in the country. we believe it will bankrupt our nation. we believe it needs to be repealed and replaced with commonsense reforms

t.j. winick joins us with the very latest. good morning. >> reporter: rob and vinita, good morning.s attorney says his client is remorseful and she certainly appeared that way here in court. her family says they all thought it was her baby 23 years ago because she appeared pregnant at the time. carlina white and her family made the trip to federal court to face the woman accused of abducting her 23 years ago. ann pettway is charged with kidnapping carlina when she was just 19 days old, taking her from harlem hospital in new york city. her mother, joy, admitted the child with a high fever. >> i didn't have no idea during that time that someone would steal a baby. >> reporter: according to police, pettway took the infant to bridgeport, connecticut, raising her as if she were her own daughter. in the criminal complaint pettway all but confesses, saying she's truly sorry she took carlina after suffering several miscarriages, fearing she would never have a child of her own. >> miss pettway voluntarily surrendered when she learned the police were looking for her. miss pettway was and is a

t.j.ith more background on the story. >> reporter: good morning, rob and vinita. the "uss enterprise" is preparing to deploy in two weeks but its capital may very well not be at the helm. the videos were designed to boost morale and lighten the mood on board an aircraft carrier headed to war. >> [ bleep ]. that will put the [ bleep ]. >> reporter: anti-gay slurs are rampant throughout the footage. >> let's get to my favorite topic and something foreign to the gay kid over there, chicks in the shower. >> reporter: the videos were allegedly produced between 2006 and 2007 by this man, captain owen honors, then second in command on board the aircraft carrier "uss enterprise." >> this evening, we're going to go through some racy topics. >> reporter: in response to the videos, leaked last week to a virginia newspaper, u.s. navy spokesmen said they were not acceptable then and are not acceptable in today's navy, and that u.s. fleet forces command has initiated an investigation. >> that's clearly

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t.j. winick has the latest on this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning.e giffords could be moved to a rehabilitation facility within weeks, perhaps even days. gabrielle giffords' husband told her doctors that she gave him a smile. >> she stuck her hand up on the side of my face this morning. i leaned over and then she spent ten minutes giving me -- and this is her, so typical of her. she's in the icu, you know, gone through this traumatic injury and she spent ten minutes giving me a neck massage. i'm pretty sure she wouldn't do that for somebody else -- >> she reached up to you -- >> she reached up, you know, for ten minutes, rubbing my neck. i keep telling her, gabby, you're in the icu. you don't -- you know, you don't need to be doing this. but it's so typical of her. no matter how bad the situation might be for her, she's looking out for other people. >> it does imply that she is recognizing him and that she's interacting, perhaps, in an old familiar with way with him. >> reporter: the congresswoman is breathing on her own after doctors removed a breat

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t.j. is a member of the congresswoman's staff. we just met. -- i am sorry. we just met. c.j.a member of the media and will be working with you all. we are pleased to have him with us today. our first speaker accompanied gabby hear from arizona. he is an associate professor of surgery and the associate medical director at the umc trauma center. doctor, i will turn it over to you. >> good afternoon. i am pleased to bring the news that the transfer of gabby from the university medical center in tucson to memorial hermann here in houston went flawlessly. the trip was well planned. i asked mark if i could share with you. when we were traveling through the streets of tucson, there were several times we could hear applause in the ambulance with daddy. she read -- in the ambulance with gabby. and she responded. the plane trip went well. absolutely no difficulties. getting her here to this facility was streamlined and well-planned. i am please with the process. i am happen to turn her care over to the doctors here. >> thank you, doctor. the rest of the team is coming into the room fro