i'm whit johnson. and we begin tonight with that breaking news as we come on the air in the west coast. there is a developing hostage situation at a synagogue near ft. worth, texas. just moments ago, one person was released unharmed. the incident happened during a sabbath service that was being live streamed. authorities say a rabbi and at least three others were taken hostage. the fbi and atf are on the scene now with local officials. according to a law enforcement source, the armed suspect is demanding the release of a convicted terrorist. authorities say he was carrying backpacks and claimed to have explosives but authorities don't know yet if that's true. president biden has been briefed, and the white house says he is monitoring the situation. abc's mireya villareal leads us off tonight from texas. >> reporter: tonight, a dangerous hostage situation in north texas, drawing a massive response from fbi, s.w.a.t. teams, and several local police departments. the situation unfolding at the congregation

whit? >> quite the picture behind you. trevor, thank you. let's get right rigto ginger ze. where is the most significant snowfall hitting right now? >> reporter: oh, my goodness, whit, we've seen some flakes here but it's all west of us. you know what else is remarkable about this storm? we started the day in the single digi digits, then had a severe thunderstorm warning within 24 hours. that is a rare event at any point for january in manhattan. but look at this storm. now it is moving fwu western new york, so, binghamton, up to syracuse. two to four inches through new england tonight. then it will be moving east. i think the next noticeable part will be the wind. and you have wind advisories from pennsylvania right down through about la what. 20 to 50-mile-per-hour gusts. one more shot of arctic air, of course, is coming at us, as if that's the end of winter, but at least this week. that starts with 28 below, the feels like in des moines. 11 below, whit, in kansas city. >> all right, we k

i'm whit johnson. we're following several major stories tonight, including significant developments out of ukraine. but we begin with that deadly shooting right here in new york. two young police officers both in their 20s shot in the line of duty while responding to a domestic dispute. one was killed. the other at this hour fighting for his life. first responders overnight saluting their murdered brother as his body left the hospital. new york's mayor calling the incident an attack on all new yorkers. officer jason rivera died after being shot twice by the suspect. officer wilbert mora is in critical condition, wounded in the back of his head. the alleged gunman also shot in the neck and shoulder by a third officer who was on the scene. that officer is being credited with preventing further violence. the gun police say was used by the suspect was a stolen glock .45 pistol with a high-capacity magazine. president biden tweeting that he and the first lady are saddened by the shooting and grateful for la

i'm whit johnson in for david. as millions prepare to usher in the new year, we begin tonight with breaking news and the death of beloved actress and comedienne betty white. authorities say she passed away in her home in los angeles just weeks ahead of what would have been her 100th birthday. celebrations were already in the works. she was seemingly ageless, with generations of fans. her remarkable career spanning nearly eight decades. best known for her roles on "the mary tyler moore show" and "the golden girls." her list of credits dating back to the 1940s. former costars remembering her tonight. the u.s. army also paying tribute reminding us, quote, not only was she an amazing actress, she also served during world war ii as a member of the american women's voluntary services. a true legend on and off the screen. a master of comedic timing, an activist, humble, and graceful. betty white was an american original. abc's zohreen shah leads us off in los angeles. >> you ready? one, two -- >> reporter: betty white was

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ike, good morning. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, whit. definitely going to take a lesson from rob and remember to get my eyewear next time because the wind coming right now, it makes this snow that's hitting my face feel like little pieces of sand. right now we're seeing wind gusts of about 40 miles per hour here on long island. what that's doing, it's bringing all this water from the sound, pushing it up onto shore creating issues of coastal flooding all the way down from new jersey all the way up to the new england area around massachusetts affecting potentially millions of americans, and right now this wind gust feels like 1 degree right now. what that is going to do, make the snow stick actually a lot faster and make the roads over here very, very slick. now, here on long island, this community should expect up to 14 inches of snow, but they also could see a storm surge of about 4 feet due to that water right now that's being pushed onto shore. one of the main things making the coastal flooding a possibility, believe it or not is actu

whit. >> so much at stake. patrick reevell on the ground there in ukraine for us, thank you. >>> we do turn now here at home and a deadly over shooting in an apartment in harlem that killed one police officer and left another in critical condition. the officers were responding to a domestic violence call, and abc's phil lipof joins us this morning from harlem with the latest. phil, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. that shooting happened just behind me, and the first officers to respond to the shots fired were able to actually carry their colleagues just a few blocks away to harlem hospital where, as you mentioned, the 22- year-old officer was pronounced dead, the 27-year-old officer is fighting for his life. this morning, a community grieving after a deadly shooting in harlem leaving a police officer dead and another fighting for his life. >> we're mourning, and we're angry. >> reporter: officer jason rivera was 22 years old and had been on the force just 14 months when he was killed in the line o

whit? >> people have to be prepared. elwyn, thank you. right here in the northeast a dangerous deep freeze impacting millions. phil lipof joins us with more right now here in new york city. phil, good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning. it's really cold out here. it's the kind of cold that blows right through your bones. i feel like on a morning like this rob's beard would be the perfect accessory because the windchills are plummeting below zero in parts of our region and severe storm warnings up and down the east coast. right now, it's in the teens here, feels a lot colder with the windchill. but nowhere is it as cold as in parts of new england where overnight lows were expected to drop as low as 40 degrees below zero. another problem in new england as well, strong winds also likely to cause some damage. possibly downing branches and power lines and, remember, this kind of cold can really be dangerous, exposure can lead to frostbite and hypothermia within minutes. that storm that elwyn was showing us is headed this way and could ge

whit?as you noted, there's still some time before you can get those tests. zohreen, thank you. >>> now to the international crisis along the ukraine border where tens of thousands of russian troops are mobilizing amid growing fears of an invasion. abc's maryalice parks is at the white house with the latest. maryalice, good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning. everyone seems to be waiting for russia and for president putin to make his next move. i spoke with white house staff yesterday who says they are continuing to make overtures to the russians to get them to keep talking and negotiating. we know that last week's high level meetings did nothing to de-escalate the situation on ukraine's border. russia has been demanding these guarantees that ukraine will not become a member of nato, and nato will pull back troops from eastern european countries. those are demands that the white house says are just non-starters. the white house staff i spoke to yesterday said they did not think an inva

>> whit johnson tonight. whit, thank you. >>> overseas tonight. violent unrest threatening the authoritarian regime in the former sovt republic of kazakhstan. the unrest sparked in part by a sharp rise in gas prices, then turning into an attempted revolution. the government now trying to regain control. security forces killing dozens of protesters after clashes left at least 18 officers dead. russia today sending paratroopers to help the government there. the u.s. state department tonight appealing for a peaceful resolution. >>> and in australia tonight, the top men's tennis player in the world, novak djokovic, fighting to stay and play to defend his title at the australian open, but tonight, he's been confined to an immigration detention hotel, facing possible deportation. a vaccine skeptic. his covid vaccine exception shun has been denied and what rafael nadal is now saying about all of this. here's maggie rulli. >> reporter: tonight, the family of the world's number one men's tennis player novak djokovic accusing australian authorities of holdi

whit, he says he's glad no one died as a result of this. whit? >> what an alarming story. elwyn, thank you. >>> an apparent road rage incident on a florida highway ends in gunfire. new dash cam video shows all of it. in the video you see 30-year-old eric popper in his car reaching for a gun and shooting nearly a dozen bullets through his window apparently towards the other driver. popper telling police he thought the other driver had a gun. the driver said he was unarmed and threw a water bottle at popper's car after he cut him off. fortunately no one was hurt. >>> we are going to turn now and check back in with rob in the cold in boston. it's incredible how many people were impacted by the storm and the cold weather down to florida. >> reporter: the problem with these storms that explode in intensity, the wind field expands and strengthens and pulls down even colder air. that's what we're seeing now. you see my breath. we have a windchill of minus four. we'll see if we can get through this without my mouth freezing. the southern part of the u.s. is also going to deal with

whit back with us tonight. and i know there's also new research this evening about the virus once it's airborne. someone around you has it. it was very telling about how strong it is for the first five minutes or so, and then how quickly it weakens, which reinforces why masks are so important during those first minutes of exposure to someone who is sick. >> reporter: yeah, david, this new study out of the uk estimates that covid loses most of its ability to infect within the first five minutes of leaving someone's body. and 90% of its ability to infect within 20 minutes. the research shows that the virus dissipates relatively quickly in the air and that your highest risk comes from someone who is close to you without a mask. david? >> whit johnson leading us off tonight. thank you, whit, as always. >>> we're going to turn now to the economy and the prices you're paying and new evidence tonight that you're not imagining things. prices are going up on everything from groceries to rent now. new numbers tonight sho

whit?ple waiting for that guidance, thanks. >>> help is on the way for some of those overwhelmed hospitals. president biden is expected to announce the details this morning including more deployments of military medical teams to hard hit states. our chief white house correspondent cecilia vega joins us now from washington with the preview. cecilia, good morning. >> reporter: hi, whit. in just a matter of hours we're expecting president biden direct the defense secretary to deploy the first set of medical military team toss overstretched hospitals. let me start by showing you the map. six teams going to hospitals in some of the hardest hits the part of the country, new york, new jersey, president biden has been taking a hit in the polls because of the pandemic. the white house strategy is to try to superly size the ways they're trying to get handle on this. we have democrats publicly ramping up the pressure on the white house. two michigan democrats asking the president to distribute america

. >> reporter: hey, good morning, whit. in the last week we've seen a 72% jump in patients at hospitals here in california. that's according to "the l.a. times" and the situation is even more dire in other parts of the country where they are having to turn patients away. this morning, hospitals nearing their breaking point across the country, over 80% of staffed icu beds for adults now occupied. and cases exploding too, the u.s. reporting an average of over 614,000 cases daily, six times more than early last month. the number of covid positive patients spiking in southern california. almost 44,000 new covid cases reported on friday in just l.a. county breaking their record from the previous day. and pediatric hospitalizations are at their highest point in the pandemic. more than 5,000 children are currently in the hospital with confirmed or suspected cases of covid. the spike shuttering classrooms. in philadelphia, 46 schools shifting to virtual learning. in l.a., schools there are passing out at-home covid tests. californi

i'm whit johnson in new york. have a great night.

. >> reporter: good morning, whit. yeah, it's blowing sideways, already the snow has been going on for the past three, four hours, starting to pick up. we are at the corner of state street. they're doing a pretty good job with the road so far, but it's going to be difficult throughout the day because it's blowing sideways so much. this is not a compact snow, a light fluffy snow so will pile up quickly. greetings for this thing. we've been talking about it all week. to togfor a major storm to perd that's what's happening, not just in boston but many spots across the northeast. this morning, tens of millions of americans getting hit by a historic winter storm as it makes its way up the east coast right now. boston seeing its first blizzard in four years facing up to two feet of snow and 70-mile-per-hour wind gusts. >> this is likely to be an intense dangerous storm with heavy snow, high winds and whiteout conditions. >> reporter: massachusetts under a state of emergency with the worst yet to come, two to four inches of s

whit? >> all right, phil, thank you. >>> turning now to the biden administration's vaccine or test mandate for large businesses facing a major hurdle in the u.s. supreme court. abc's white house correspondent maryalice parks joins us now from washington with the latest. maryalice, good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning. the administration arguing that these two new federal rules are essential for saving lives and keeping workplaces safe as this pandemic rages on. the first rule would require all employers with more than 100 workers mandate vaccinations or conduct regular testing of unvaccinated workers. the second rule is aimed specifically at health care borkers, and it would mandate that anyone treating medicare or medicaid patients be vaccinated with very limited exceptions. yesterday in front of the supreme court the administration insisted that the government has an obligation to protect workers. now, those opposing the rules argued that they amount to government overreach. they

>> wow, whit, thank you, as always.t to turn to the world health organization issuing a warning saying that more than half of all europeans could be infected with omicron over the next couple of months. our senior foreign correspondent ian pannell is in london for us with more. hello, ian. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. europe expecting a tidal wave of omicron covid infections according to the world health organization. like in america, the variant is sweeping across towns and cities almost unhindered. in the first week of this year, get this, 7 million cases reported in europe. that's more than double in a two-week period. one estimate from the health institute forecasting more than 50% of the population throughout this region is going to be infected with omicron in the next six to eight weeks. however, mortality rates are now stable. as we've seen elsewhere it's those regions and countries with low vaccination rates seeing the biggest numbers of infections and there's no doubting that omicron is almost every

. >> reporter: good morning to you, whit. those rising numbers all across this country have hospitals spread thin. that's why here in new york governor kathy hochul is now expanding the vaccine mandate for health care workers. this morning, the nation experiencing an alarming surge in covid cases. the u.s. seeing more than 4 million new cases over the past seven days, the highest weekly case numbers on record. health officials saying vaccination is still the best defense against the omicron fueled surge. pediatric hospitalizations are up with children under 4 who are not eligible for the vaccine making up more than 4% of all covid hospitalizations. >> please, for our youngest children, those who are not yet eligible for vaccination, it's critically important that we surround them with people who are vaccinated to provide them protection. >> reporter: for older children ages 12 to 18, a silver lining. a new cdc study finding a 91% protection rate after two shots of pfizer's covid-19 vaccine against multisystem inflammatory syn

whit?deidre, thank you. >>> we are kicking off 2022 with a look at some of the most exciting places around the country that you'll want to add to your travel wish list. of course, with the ongoing pandemic staying healthy while vacationing is a top concern, so joining us with a variety of safety getaway options that won't break the bank is "frommer's" ed towaitorial direr pauline frommer. pauline, good morning to you. great to have you. >> great to be here. >> happy new year as well. given that covid is still with us, what are some of the things people need to keep in mind when traveling this year? >> if you want to travel safe you need to get vaccinated. you need to mask up indoors and stay away from places where covid is spiking. so keep track of that and maybe get insurance, seafarer insurance, cancel for any reason is the only type that will allow you to cancel if covid is spiking. >> that's great advice. we got a list of some of the top travel destinations for the year, and some might

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good morning, whit. >> reporter: michael, good morning to you.se teenagers, ages 12 to 15 years old, are among the first in the country to get their booster shots today. we'll get to that in just a moment but all comes at a critical time. here at connecticut children's, the number of covid patients has increased from 2 to 17 in just the last month. the omicron surge straining resources across the country. this morning, the first wave of pfizer booster shots for 12 to 15-year-olds going into arms. >> it's exciting because it's the next step. everyone has to take this step if we're going to get out of the pandemic. >> reporter: the cdc director signing off overnight after its advisory panel overwhelmingly recommended that third dose. with record pediatric covid cases and hospital admissions nationwide, some parents like tina campbell are eager to get in line, already booking an appointment for her 13-year-old today. >> i'm disabled. my two young kids are immunocompromised and immunosuppressed. it's critical we don't wait to get our kids vaccinated.

didn't care one whit about the views of the minority. and that's just about what they are going to do here. the american people decided to give the democrats -- not to give the democrats the house. or to restore a filibuster proof majority they had in the senate in 2009. and our democratic colleagues don't like that one bit. they just don't like it. the american people are getting in the way of what they would like to do. so they're trying to change the rules of the game to get their way anyway. they said so themselves. earlier this year, the senior senator from new york said they want to fill up the d.c. circuit one way or the other. fill up the d.c. circuit one way or the other. and the reason is clear. as one liberal activist put it earlier this year, president obama's agenda runs through the d.c. circuit. can't get what you want through the congress because the american people in november 2010 said they've had enough. they issued a national restraining order after watching two years of this administration unrestrained. so now their a

and at the same time, the victims and the families of the victims a whit or support with the same commission to tell their own side of this story. at the end of everything, those that were fallen to have broken the norm were punished and death of yesterday, the process of forgiveness between those that were wrong and did those so that will wrong to them. but above all, at $22.00, is it or not? and respected for this process because pat or feed to wants to mix of africa. reincarnation. that is making sure the whites and the blacks are able to live in peace again, post the update period. and just to remind her again to reviewers were continuing to see life pictures of the funeral of the nobel peace prize lawyer to desmond to, to. and i'd like to ask you just one last question too. so if i may, a, you've been there talking to people, what are the signs? are there that the young generation is ready to take up the torch of the struggles that were desmond to choose to, to is a man who has excited to everyone across, divide across all ages. and the young people that have been coming year throughout

currencies are legal, tender in el salvador, many get remittances from relatives abroad via chiva whit charges lower fees than regular banks. and that's a theme. nice idea. well, in my case, i would not agree with the elimination of bitcoin because i haven't benefited. i do use it. oh, salvador became the 1st country to adopt bitcoin as legal tender in june last year . but now economist fear it could become the 1st country to go broke. because of the crypto currency, the salvador ian government has spent $200000000.00 to buy bitcoin, according to estimates that is increasingly looking like a bad investment. bitcoin has lost around 50 percent of its value since it had a record last november. and that comes at a time when el salvador needs $1400000000.00 for debt payments. talks between the country and the i m f for a new loan help stoled. because of the land is concerned about the crypto currency . it says no new loans were el salvador, it keeps bitcoin as legal tendo. now to some of the other global business stories making news deutscher bank earned a record 1900000000 euros last year,

she was a golden girl, with a quick whit and sharp tongue. >> can you believe that back stabbing slutanned generations, starting out when tv was in its infancy. >> why buy day old bread when you can have a cupcake piping hot from the oven. >> the hippest 80 something ever. who became the oldest person to host "saturday night live." >> facebook is a great way to connect with old friends. at my age, if i want to connect with old friends, i need a ouija board. >> she was asked if she considered the recent phase of her career a comeback? >> i've been working steady for 63 years. but everybody says oh, it's such a renaissance. >> betty white once said she kept working to be able to continue her other passion. >> come on, darling. come on, sweet heart. for animals. tireless advocate - working to raise awareness for their welfare. when asked what she wanted but never got in her career -- >> i always had one answer, that's robert redford. >> you mean you want to star opposite robert? >> not necessarily. if that works for you, fine. >> betty white said she wanted to be remembered as having mad

whit. >> patrick reevell there in ukraine, thank you. >>> turning to new findings on the effects of cannabisdy. according to a new study that observed more than 40,000 people, the drug's impact may last longer than the high. this study found that verbal learning and memory were most affected during and after intoxication especially for chronic and heavy users and those who use at a younger age, the study offers an important link between cannabis and lasting effects. >>> also coming up here this saturday on "gma," the ncaa updating its policy for transgender athletes changing who determines eligibility to compete. >>> and up ahead, tory johnson is back with sensational savings that, whit -- >> will treat your feet. [ laughter ] and later there's this, get ready to say "i do," to the latest and greatest in wedding trends. some feet treating there as well. we'll be back with more on "gma." stay with us. so i called back? same state farm agent. texted the next day? same guy. is that even legal? and get this - he remembered my name. of course. hey, blink twice if you're in danger. whoa, guys. at

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of bandits beat up service members of the mark them take their naked through the streets, abuse, whitting. you're very much rob. shops grabbed that magazine. stillberg nibbler. no matter what are you, i will stay in the capital, get amaya that you go through on that doesn't. it's my constitutional duty to be with the people missed him every other limb at together. we will overcome these dock times in the history of kazakstan. william, let's get out of it. stronger soon, i will come up with new proposals for the political transformation of kazakhstan. just get on for marcy castanan, and for more now, i'm joined by ice cream to lou cannuck canoga. she's an independent journalist from kazakhstan. she is currently in progress where she's joining us tonight, assuring it's good to see you again. what are you hearing from your contacts in kazakstan? i me. what is the state of things right now? ah, right now, we have seen that the internet connection has been restored. it has been out for 7 hours, i think, and people from context on just now starting to share what they've heard or the videos from

that is no work, and a slave of followed the master's orders and every day whit, or an offensive slur. it takes an expert to tell a difference. nowadays. no one hears that those supposed to be no offensive words, and you don't know whether to laugh what i mean. this is a politics and a culture of utter banality and irrelevance. and here you have steady intellectuals coming out of u. s. universities that are fixated on this pretty symbolism and really playing a word game with no relevance whatsoever to the burning issue of you know, of our day. this is just is it has inexplicable sense. just check a free, an open speech. it's, we're looking for things to sensor issue is how do we solve the burning problems that the majority of people in the united states and world wide traits and what is the relevance of this woke language to those problems? there is no relevance of this language to the real problems that we face that we should be discussing, thinking about and trying to results. cab about with our ra, latest headlines in half an hour time. don't get lost when you're available on a web

ringback the ticket is since a 2018 whit when, as matawan mentioned, the term administration. he founded enron with her continuous misinformation about the difference between you and hcr, andra. that has been a lot of as a false information propagated, no surgically by the ministration but by others as well, claiming that it gives palestinian refugees an unfair advantage. this is far from being the case. if anything actually u. n h d, i have a broader mandate. the owner and monday is relatively restricted compared to about if you and h. and the other thing that was nursing is it. 7 is only monday to, to provide services to register policy, refugees in a certain geographical area. so in jordan that on area where i can gather, but there are palestinian refugees outside of those places within this particularly now with palestinian refugees from there who was teaching factory outside of these 5 areas. when that happened, in theory, at least they should be in high school to receive support from you and hcr in the picture is a lot more complex and enroll a lot more behind the scenes

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africa on a jesse, you know, ah, russia warns of appropriate measures if the west doesn't respond to whits request for a security guarantees. ah, you're watching all 0 life from headquarters in del hi jerry navigator, also a heads partying while the public suffolk. every moment he stays, he's dragging over the agony for families who reminded of the sacrifices the mean. standing his grounds, the u. k. prime minister tells m p 's. he has no intention of stepping down following revelations of possible locked down violations. the saudi coalition launches a series of air strikes on yemen after coal. the rebels fired missiles into the united arab emirates. and we hear from the kurdish refugee whose desperate journey for a better life in europe ended with him in detention. ah, hello. russia says that it's ready to take appropriate measures if it doesn't get a constructive answer from the west on it's security demands for minister surrogate lab revolves said moscow doesn't want the you nor the organization of security and cooperation in europe involved and talks to ease tensions over ukraine, a we

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