whit? >> a big change is on the way. all right, rob, thank you. >>> now, to the arrest of a louisiana police officer charged with negligent homicide in the fatal shooting of an unarmed man earlier this month. investigators looking carefully at the officer's body camera video. abc's chief justice correspondent pierre thomas with those images, and a warning, they are disturbing. >> reporter: tonight, newly released video showing police in shreveport, louisiana, responding to a 911 call on february 3rd. a woman claims her husband is drunk and acting erratically. within minutes, two officers arrive at the apartment complex. >> how are you doing? >> one with its body camera rolling. they find alonzo bagley, but no evidence of domestic violence or a weapon, but for some reason, bagley decides to run, jumping off the second floor balcony. police in hot pursuit. they catch him. bagley unarmed, his hands up, is shot. >> oh, god. you shot me. >> reporter: police then frantic, literally begging him to

whit? >> jon karl for us tonight, thank you. >>> now, to that major storm and the tornado threat at this hour. 18 states on alert, from mississippi to maine. severe weather to the south and heavy snow to the north. the system heading to the northeast. a tornado on the ground in smithville, mississippi, here. severe weather into the night. treacherous driving for the morning commute in omaha. let's get right to abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano in tuscaloosa, alabama. rob, where's the threat headed to next? >> reporter: well, whit, the northern part of this thing is going to go to the northeast. the southern part, it's coming right here. the rains have arrived here, and we are right smack in the middle of this big tornado watch that includes much of alabama. this will slowly push to the east. so, the next several hours will be dicey here. so far, so good. we'll hope that holds. the northern part of this thing, the low, is crossing the great lakes. and that will pull a mix of rain, slee

whit? p>> aaron, thank you. >>> now to that breaking news from alabama. a military helicopter belonging to the tennessee national guard plunging out of the sky near huntsville. there were no survivors. abc's victor oquendo with the disturbing images and the details just coming in. >> reporter: tonight, a black hawk helicopter from the tennessee national guard crashing near huntsville, alabama, killing two people onboard. >> it's crazy. >> reporter: security video capturing the moment the helicopter plunges to the ground. a black cloud of smoke in the distance. plums rising near highway 53. >> hope everybody all right. hopefully ain't hit no cars or nothing like that. >> reporter: first responders finding no survivors. and the chopper engulfed in flames. >> saw the helicopter go over our head and bam, i just hollered, my lord, my god, because nobody could have survived that. >> reporter: authorities in alabama say that they are now securing the crash scene. it's unclear what led to the crash

whit? >> all right, aaron, thank you. >>> back here now, to that breaking news we're following from alabama, a military helicopter crashing near huntsville, killing everyone onboard. disturbing images caught on a surveillance camera. the helicopter seen there off in the distance plunging down to earth behind the houses and then afterward, smoke rising from that spot. officials say the black hawk helicopter belonged to the tennessee national guard. first responders finding it engulfed in flames, saying it was a total loss. it's not yet known just how many were onboard. >>> next here, the major storm on the move tonight. 25 states from colorado to maine on alert. 80 million people in the path of strong winds, heavy snow, and a tornado threat. plus, a severe thunderstorm watch at this hour in parts of the south. blizzard conditions near morehead, minnesota, stranding drivers. snow in denver for the morning commute. the airport canceling more than 160 flights. as that storm moves east, severe s

whit? >> steve, thank you. >>> next tonight, the suspect accused in the shooting of two jewish men outside synagogues in los angeles is now facing a federal hate crime charge. police say he admitted to targeting jewish victims, and what authorities are revealing about the weapons he had in his here's abc's chief national correspondent, matt gutman. >> reporter: tonight, federal authorities leveling hate crime charges against the suspect who shot two men leaving synagogues and struck fear into the heart of los angeles' jewish community. >> reporter: both shooting victims were dressed in clothing that visibly identified their jewish faith, including black coats and head coverings. >> reporter: wednesday morning, police say jamie tran tailed then targeted a man in his 40s, shooting him in the back as he left morning prayer at his synagogue. >> they didn't stop them to get their wallet. there was no struggle. the guy just came out of the bushes, shot my friend, and ran away. >> reporter: then o

whit? >> marcus moore reporting all week for us on this. thank you. >>> now, to that frightening collision at los angeles international airport overnight. four people sent to the hospital after what is described as a low-speed collision between an american airlines plane and a shuttle bus. the plane was being towed from a gate to the parking area when the incident occurred. this is the fourth accident or near-miss at one of the nation's airports in less than a month. here's abc's zarine shah. >> reporter: tonight, the faa investigating a fourth aviation incident in less than a month. at around 10:00 saturday evening, an american airlines airbus being towed at l.a.x. colliding with a moving passenger shuttle bus. the bus driver with his head bandaged, put in a wheelchair. two additional bus passengers and two airport workers also injured. the four were taken to the hospital for non-serious injuries. >> anyone who has ever watched out the window at l.a.x. is aware of the incredible complexity

whit. >> we'll brace for that. thanks so much. >>> the cleanup is under way in california where flooding and rain and snow slammed the region this weekend. washing out roads, closing major highways and knocking out power. abc's zohreen shah has been following developments from los angeles. >> reporter: tonight, that major storm that pummeled the west now marching across the country. southern california, battered by torrential rain. nearly 10 inches in some areas, and more than six feet of snow in the mountains. the flooded roads stranded cars and closed down parts of major freeways. erosion from the storm causing this rockslide in los padres ntional forest. the heavy downpour caused the santa clara river to swell. in valencia, several motor homes fell into the river after an embankment collapsed in an rv park. >> i'm kind of afraid we're going to have to evacuate if it gets any worse. >> reporter: this video posted by rescue crews showed one of the rvs at the bottom of the river. luckily, no one was injured. in pas

whit. >> maryalice, thank you. let's bring in retired colonel steve ganyard, former state department official. good evening. thanks so much for joining us. a senior u.s. official tells abc news the chinese spy balloon created this new state of vigilance. is there truly an increase in the number of these flying objects or are we now just spotting and reacting to them more than before? >> if you remember, the intelligence community and the military knew about the chinese balloon about three days before the white house did, so there's a little bit of we're not going to get fooled again. they have tweaked their sensors to look for these balloons in ways they hadn't before. we don't know if these are more balloons launched over the united states or if we're just seeing them. until we can get to the balloons on the ground and analyze the wreckage, we won't know for sure whether they're innocuous or they're indeed more spy balloons. >> either way, it is alarming. how does the u.s. government go about investigating who was

. >> reporter: whit, good morning. u.s. officials insist this balloon does not pose any threat but, of course, they are tracking it closely as it continues to move across the country. this morning, that chinese balloon on the move. u.s. military leaders saying it's moved well past montana, sailing over midwest states headed towards north carolina. despite china's claims it's a civilian aircraft blown off course, u.s. officials adamant it's not. >> the fact is, we know that it's a surveillance balloon. >> reporter: secretary of state antony blinken postponing his trip to china planned for next week saying, now is not the time to meet. >> i made clear that the presence of a surveillance balloon in u.s. airspace is a clear violation of u.s. sovereignty and international law, that it's an irresponsible act. >> reporter: overnight the chinese foreign ministry responding saying we respect that. the balloon sailing at about 60,000 feet above commercial aircraft, but pilots spotting it as it traveled. >> we got that balloon in sigh

whit. >> zohreen shah reporting. thank you. >>> a state of emergency in ohii some of the cars were carrying hazardous chemicals. residents told to either evacuate or stay indoors as the fire still burns. officials closely monitoring air quality and closing schools tomorrow. and tonight, the ntsb out with a possible cause. here's abc's phil lipof. >> tonight, the state of emergency extended in palestine, ohio, after this disastrous train derailment. multiple explosions causing massive fires, lighting up the night sky, burning for hours saturday. more than 24 hours later, residents are still being asked to evacuate and shelter in place within a one-mile radius of the crash. >> we need people to stay home and not come into east palestine. i cannot stress that enough. >> 50 train cars derailed northwest of pittsburgh, pennsylvania. some of them carrying vinyl chloride, a hazardous material. the crash site a mile long. >> as of right now, we're still not conducting any what we call downrange or on scene operations. it's s

>> reporter: whit, good morning. that military planes and helicopters have been deployed to that icy arctic debris field hoping to learn more soon. u.s. officials telling us they still do not know where this balloon came from, who owns it, or what it's capable of. still, president biden ordered it be shot down. this morning, the search is on for the wreckage of an unidentified object the u.s. military shot out of the sky above alaska. the white house saying this object was flying at 40,000 feet, a safety threat to civilian aircraft. president biden giving the order to shoot it down. >> out of an abundance of caution and at the recommendation of the pentagon, president biden ordered the military to down the object and they did. >> reporter: pentagon and white house officials admitting the order to shoot it down came before they knew much about it like where it was from or what it was capable of. >> we do not know who owns it, whether it's state owned or corporate owned or privately owned. we just don't know. >> report

. >> reporter: good morning, whit.h, so far missile strikes that was feared russia might launch have yet to materialize. people are out and about here. western countries have used the occasion to announce fresh sanctions on russia but it seems like china is pushing to play a bigger role in the conflict. that's something president biden addressed in his interview with abc last night. this morning, ukraine saying it is repelling intense russian assaults on the eastern front line as the second year of war begins but western countries marking friday's anniversary by announcing a coordinated volley of fresh sanctions against russia. the biden administration issuing what they're calling one of its most significant sanctions actions to date against moscow, the new package targets more than 200 additional people and companies both in russia and from other countries accused of supporting its war like china. biden, zelenskyy and g7 leaders meeting friday promising to intensify their financial and military support to ukraine and

whit?> phil lipof for us, thank you. >>> now to the war in ukraine entering its second year this weekend. intense fighting reported over a key city in ukraine that's been pounded into rubble as russia shuts down a major oil pipeline to poland. abc's patrick reevell joins us from kyiv. patrick, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, whit. there are also growing concerns that china is preparing to play a more assertive role in helping russia. but in ukraine, the focus is on that eastern city of bakhmut which russia has been trying to take for months, and where ukrainian forces' position is difficult. this morning, ukraine in a desperate fight to hold the key eastern city russian forces claim to be advancing in the bloodiest battle of the war so far. video released by russian state media showing the devastation there. ukraine's top ground forces commander in the city, helping personally direct the defense. both sides believed to have already suffered thousands of casualties according

whit? >> maryalice, thank you.ning us now is mick mulroy, abc news national security and defense analyst and former deputy assistant secretary of defense for the middle east. good morning. it's great to have you. now that we have had multiple flying objects shot down by american fighter jets, the administration says china is behind at least one of them, but could there be others? which countries are the likely suspects here? >> so what it looks like this program has been going on for several years, and i think now that we have collected the information off the balloon that traveled across the united states, we have the ability, the signature if you will, to see these types of balloons and now we can look back and find, we believe tat these balloon programs have traveled over 40 countries, five continents. it's very extensive, and that same signature has given us the ability to find these balloons or these objects i should say, and shoot them down further away from the continental united states. >> but what about ot

whit?all right, zohreen, thank you. >>> now to new details on the shooting of a schoolteacher in virginia allegedly by a 6-year-old student. they have to do with reports out about the teacher's earlier request for help about the students behavior in her classroom. abc's justin finch has more. >> reporter: this morning, new emails obtained by our affiliate wvec through an open records request detailing first grade teacher abby zwerner's struggles to manage the alleged misbehavior of the 6-year-old boy accused of shooting her last month. >> female victim. she's been shot in the abdomen as well as a through-and-through into the hand. >> reporter: on november 22nd, 2022, zwerner emails richneck elementary administrators saying, i do not feel comfortable with him returning to my classroom today, saying the boy stuck his middle finger up to a classmate and pushed another to the ground after bumping into him. former assistant principal ebony parker suggests zwerner set up a conference with the boy

whit?> okay, faith abubey, thank you for that new information. >>> now to the latest on the ballistic missile fired by north korea. the u.s. and south korea overnight staging drills in response. abc's britt clennett is joining us from hong kong with more. britt, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. well, south korea says the joint aerial drills demonstrate the allies' overwhelming defense capabilities and their readiness. now according to south korea's joint chief of staff, the exercises involved at least one u.s. strategic bomber as well as south korean stealth fighter jets. earlier on sunday, north korea released this video of its test launch of the 15 icbm. they described it as a sudden drill claiming it confirms their readiness to launch a fatal counterattack against what they call hostile forces. now state media saying the missile flew for nearly 67 minutes for 640 miles at an altitude of roughly 3,500 miles before landing off the coast of japan. and some threatening words fr

whit? >> an important reminder, lama, thank you. >>> another story we're following this morning, the search has officially ended for debris from that chinese spy balloon shot down off the coast of south carolina. the final pieces of wreckage are being transferred to the fbi lab in virginia for analysis. officials say they have recovered a significant portion of the balloon's payload and hope to analyze it to try to understand more about its capabilities. the military also concluding its searches for objects shot down over alaska and canada. norad saying in a statement they did not recover any debris from those airborne objects. >>> the five former memphis police officers charged in the beating death of tyre nichols declaring their innocence pleading not guilty. nichols' grieving parents in the courtroom demanding justice for their son. abc's senior national correspondent steve osunsami is following developments from memphis. steve, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. the mother

hello, will. >> reporter: hey, whit. what's going on? i do have the skates on.dy biscuit. he is a washington capital. he's training to be a service dog. he'll get paired up with a wounded veteran but for now he's a hockey guy and fired up for the stadium series as everyone is tonight. hurricane, capitals at this football stadium. 50,000 people going to be here. raleigh has really become like a hockey hotbed in the 25 years since the hurricanes have been here. youth participation up almost 90%. girls hockey up 475%. hey, biscuit. you want a puck. he plays fetch. there you go. see, everyone is excited for the stadium series. he tested out the ice. he's running away into the sun. i'll send it back to you in the studio as we get ready for this stadium series. everyone is excited. got mascots and dogs, 50,000 strong and a football stadium for a game tonight on abc. going to be a blast, guy. >> love that. >> and will reeve doing squats and scooting around on the ice. >> the whole thing going on, you're nimble, mr. will reeve. >> yeah. >> back with you in a bit. catch

whit?reevell, thank you. >>> now to more from our abc news exclusive, david muir one-on-one with president biden getting answers about the strain on u.s./china relations after shooting down that spy balloon three weks ago. take a look. >> let me ask about u.s./china relations in general, already strained after the chinese spy balloon over the u.s. let me just ask you this first, do we know definitively yet whether or not that spy balloon was flying over the continental u.s. intentionally? >> it is almost not relevant once it was over the united states. >> so there's a possibility president xi didn't know? >> there is a possibility of that. >> were they surveilling the u.s. or attempting to? >> that's what that balloon does, surveillance. >> let me ask you, when the balloon was shot down off south carolina, the defense secretary placed a call to his chinese counterpart on a line that's supposed to always be open. the chinese did not take the call. they didn't pick up the phone. does that tro

. >> reporter: whit, good morning.cretary of state antony blinken postponing that trip to china saying now would just not be the time to go with this surveillance balloon hovering. he said that he told the chinese yesterday the surveillance balloon in u.s. airspace is a clear violation of u.s. sovereignty and international law. the chinese responded overnight about the trip being canceled saying they respect that. now, we know this chinese balloon is on the move. u.s. military leaders say that it's moved well past montana, sailed over midwest states and is now headed towards north carolina. the balloon is flying at about 60,000 feet so that's above commercial aircraft. but pilots have spotted it. and yesterday the pentagon said they're tracking a second chinese balloon over south america too. now, as for those calls to shoot it down, the pentagon and the white house have said that they were worried about debris over the country with somethig so large. but now we're learning that there could be this plan to potentially

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witness told us that one of the soldiers was wearing palestinian clothes as if he was a bedouin whitting, a headscarf, a fur coat, and she saw him hiding. so this is a tactic that these ready forces use whereby they use these special forces waiting palestinian clothes look like they are palestinians and entered the old city. he is really forces admitted that it killed 3 palestinians. if they call them fust specks, they say they're accused of committing shootings against israeli soldiers then is ready targets. but we're talking about 10 palestinian hills. and you can hear the gunshots of palestinians angry palestinians who are naming the loved ones to rest. they say that israel doesn't even respect those who are going about their daily lives. people who are telling us that one of those who had killed a 72 year old was going to buy bread from the market there. it happened at 10 am, which is unusual for his rate of the grades that usually happen the early hours of the morning. so it's a tense situation here. people are mourning the death. they say that israel can do and get away with what i

the clothes don't match the whit t-shirt and shorts he wore when investigators arrived less than threeurs later. >> those are the clothes i saw in the video. >> reporter: and in front of the jury on friday, witness testimony stating that there were no fingerprints found at the crime scene and that shell casings found near maggie murdaugh's body were similar to others found on the property. lester >> all right, catie beck thank you. >>> up next, emailing your doctor may be convenient, but now it may cost you the new realities of medicine and money and the price you pay. may be convenient, but now it may cost you. the new realities of medicine and money and the price you pay. triggers can pop up out of nowhere, causing inflammation that can lead to asthma attacks. but no matter what type of severe asthma you have, tezspire™ can help. tezspire™ is an add-on treatment for people 12 and over... that proactively reduces inflammation... ...which means you could have fewer attacks, breathe better, and relieve your asthma symptoms. so, you can be you, whoever you are. tezspire™ is not a rescue

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and i had her taken to the whit.ower, came down, went into the oval office, you know, gave a little standard two or three-sentence tour and took a picture. and then i was walking them back out onto the south lawn. and when the daughter walked out with the guide, he grabbed me under the elbow, and i turned around, and he had bige tears in his eyes, and he said, you know, my little girl's not gonna make it much longer. .. because i read all the stuff. i know what all the controversy are picky set it so easy for you up here to forget that what you do affects the lives of other people in ways you cannot imagine. i don't know what i would have done if i hadn't been able to share this time with my daughter. now, we are here first to celebrate the fact that now about 400 million times in the last 30 years american to take advantage of the family and medical leave act. [applause] and we are here because, in spite of that, and in spite of the 2020 study that the department of labor did, finding that 95% of employers said that

i'm fredericka whit field.he faa lifting a brief restriction over lake michigan near wisconsin that shut down for national defense air space but the exact reason is not disclosed. it follows similar restrictions several times in the last week after a chinese spy balloon and other objects over the u.s. and canada. kylie atwood is tracking the developments. what are you learning? >> reporter: yes. this temporary flight restriction for less than two hours is lifted. what we are hearing from norad and the faa due to operations but what they aren't saying is what the operations were. the concerning thing that folks are thinking act is what are the objects in the sky to potentially be causing the flight restrictions? this is the same kind of flight restriction we saw in place last weekend when that chinese spy balloon was downed off the coast of south carolina. looking about this short lived temporary flight restriction we should note that there was also a short lived temporary flight restriction in place over a plac

. >> whit? >> we'll get to the judges with their picks in a bit but shirlene, let's come to you. they both have different qualities that make them fantastic. there's a little different style in the crust here. this is going to be really tough. >> okay. all right. to see who will take the golden pizza cutter in round one of our united states of pizza competition. judge, are you ready? get your paddles ready. shirlene, your pick? pressure is on. >> started this off with saying i'm a pizza purist. it's going to be village pizza. >> okay, one for village pizza. >> don darryl? >> my thoughts are with unregular. >> unregular. >> jason, it is all coming down to you, tiebreaker. >> it was dough-to-dough but i have to say unregular pizza. >> amazing, thank you to our judges. >> oh, yes. >> give them props for being awake and alert at this time. >> i love it. congratulations. you get our golden pizza cutter. now, i actually have a little long island over here too, forgive me if it's out of place, a golden pizza cutter is coming in. congratulations to you. there you go. there's the cutter a

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whit ayres is a republican strategist and the president of northstar opinion research. he has consulted for republican candidates including senators marco rubio and lindsey graham and florida governor ron desantis. it's great to have you here. it strikes me that the central idea behd a nikki haley candidacy is she can attract a different kind of republican primary voter, expand the republican base, and carve out a lane for herself. is that realistic? can she do that? >> we are going to find out. she has a lot to sell. she is a popular former governor of one of the earliest gop primary states. she showed leadership chops with the dylann roof massacre and taking down of the confederate flag you showed in the intro. she is one of few people who went into the trump administration and emerged with an enhanced reputation and in the process got foreign policy experience. demographically she separates herself from most of the potential candidates. she is relatively well known among primary voters, about three quarters have heard of her. it is not mike pence or ron desantis leve

did the whit becausee house dece to finally send biden out him o to address the nation today? nawe don't yet know exactly wha' these three objects were, but nothing, nothing right nowrigh suggests they were related to china's five billion program or that there were surveillance vehicles frobam any other country. >> now, it might be a case of why should anyone reflexively amlieve any of this? look, americans aren't stupid. they don't know what the otherha objects were. they say that.ut so but they can definitely say they're not chinese. >> well, because the chinese tell us sobeus so? at the state department and the pentagon, the mood is to accommodate, don't antagonize, china.t a rela they want a relationship back on track with china.tr chin no matter what.e poli ifti it weren't for the politicl firestorm at home, blinkenis would never have postponed his been.o china, never as biden's running on the sameth playbook that the china lobby is used for over two decades now. keep downplaying the threats and risks from the ccp. keep the busines s going. bid the longer biden keeps carr

that is because donald trump, who did not care one whit about the deficit.al out, so right of the money machine. and the high-res thing, is that in the vaccine probably the two best things he told trump did, when he ran for president, and he's going to run away from both of them, next time -- >> even the american rescue plan, which republicans didn't support. but it actually came to pass on the restaurant act which is part of it -- signed our photo opportunities -- clearly throwing amazing shade, because you know that's going to happen. >> and then unforced errors parts are pretty funny, because the reason that biden was able to attack republicans for winter sunset social security, is a cousin rick scott is in charge of the senate reelection -- he's the guy in charge that rely, put on paper this is our plan for america, we're gonna sunset these, programs he said he was gonna do it and the other pieces they did raise the debt ceiling multiple times which biden points out in a speech and they go crazy when bites it out. they start getting, mad like if you did.

now, the documents hobe obtained show how the school wantedr whit to teach that america is after force for white supremacy. of ge that's not all. f after the death of george floyld ,the school encourage students to attend racially segregated counseling sessions labeled as healing spaces. joining us now, chris rufo, manhattan institute senior fellow chris , the school also promoted so-called white identity development. >> take us through that. cri >> so this is an idea of taking critical race theory and then applying it using psychological techniques that really resemble programing. they have a whole efromei infrastructure from their counseling center that embraces these radical theoretical principles. prt they do is they work you through this position where you have to admit your white guilt or white fragility, your white shame, and then you have to reorganizet yourself not towards psychological health, but towards left wing racialistn th ideology. and so what you're seeing here is that they've taken those principles. they've created all of these fake jobs, diversity, equitys to and in