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whit? >> whit: all right.lennett for us, thank you so much. >>> we turn to the growing legal battles over the trump administration's efforts to reshape the federal government and its workforce. abc's senior white house correspondent selina wang joins us now from washington with the latest move by a federal judge now. selina, good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning, whit. yeah, a federal judge is now putting the brakes on president trump and elon musk's plan to dismantle usaid. so, the white house is trying to slash the size of the federal government, but millions of people around the world rely on this relief agency for desperately needed food and medicine. overnight, a federal judge blocking the trump administration's plan to put thousands of workers at usaid on leave and reinstating hundreds who have already been removed putting pause on elon musk's goal to gut the federal relief agency that provides food to 32 million malnourished children and funds projects to fight epidemics and drug trafficking. the

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whit?alth officials are sounding the alarm now as the number of measles cases in texas continues to grow, up to 90 now, tripling in just a matter of days. abc's christiane cordero joins us with the latest on that story. christiane, good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning. west texas is seeing a rise in the cases, which has ballooned up from 58 reported on tuesday according to the state's health department, 16 of which have been hospitalized. now, measles is a highly contagious disease that spreads through the air when an infected person coughs or sneezes. its symptoms include a rash, fever, cough, and runny nose with more serious complications like pneumonia or even brain swelling possible, especially for kids. of the 90 cases in this outbreak, 85 are unvaccinated or have an unknown vaccination status, and the epicenter of the outbreak is in gaines county, texas, near the new mexico border. state health data shows gaines county has one of the highest rates of vaccine exemptions in all

whit. >> whit: a delicate task ahead. stephanie ramos, thank you. >>> next tonight, the recovery efforts at the potomac crash site. dozens of victims' families gathering near the scene for a memorial. officials saying moments ago that 55 of the 67 victims have been recovered and identified. abc's transportation correspondent gio benitez reports from washington again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, a solemn scene near the crash site where 67 people tragically lost their lives. dozens of the victims' families gathering for memorial ceremony on the runway at reagan national airport. >> these people have suffered a terrible loss. i will say that they are a strong group of families that are focused on getting their loved ones back. >> reporter: that crash between a black hawk helicopter and an american airlines plane, the deadliest crash in the united states in nearly a quarter century. the ntsb working to determine if there were discrepancies in the tower radar seen by air traffic control, which may have shown the helicopter a

whit. >> whit: all right.nk you so much, faith abubey, and that dangerous winter weather stretches across much of the country as we noted there from flooding to possible tornadoes. let's get right to meteorologist somara theodore with what we can expect. good morning. >> somara: good morning, whit. in fact, there was a tornado warning in place right now for parts of georgia. before we get to that, look at this image from roswell, georgia. a tree crashing into the roof decimating the deck there. and this vantage point showing you the trees outside through the ceiling. wind gusts have reached up to 71 miles per hour in parts of atlanta, georgia. this is where the tornado warning currently exists, headed east towards vidalia, georgia, tornado watch stretching from macon, georgia, down through albany through 10:00 a.m. take a look at the northern tier of this system. we have flooding, dangerous flooding. 95% of kentucky right now is under some type of flood warning and even more critical in west virginia. we've al

whit? >> whit: all right, perry russom for us. thank you.ek, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is headed to the u.s. for a white house meeting with president trump. this follows the latest hostage prisoner swap between israel and hamas which included an american. britt clennett is in tel aviv. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. prime minister netanyahu headed to washington, d.c., and expected to meet with trump on tuesday. before taking off today, netanyahu praised israel's alliance with the u.s. saying they can continue to redraw the map of the middle east. now talks with trump expected to focus on phase two of the ceasefire deal, but there are so many aspects of this deal that are still not thrashed out. it must include an end to the war and a plan for the day after in gaza. put simply, those questions just haven't been addressed by israel or hamas. israel has always maintained hamas cannot be in power by not providing a convincing alternative and hamas have used the pause in fighting to project this image of strength a

whit? >> whit: another busy week on capitol hill.cordero, thank you. >>> new details this morning on that deadly plane crash in alaska. the bodies of all ten people on board the bering airplane have now been recovered and identified. in a press conference, the ntsb said it's too early to determine the cause of the crash. the plane dropped off radar less than an hour into its flight. officials say bad weather is making it difficult to reclaim the remnants of the aircraft. janai? >> janai: all right. well, bird flu has now been found in at least two zoos here in new york city. three ducks died from the virus at the queens zoo, and the virus is suspected in the death of a number of other birds at the bronx zoo. that's according to the wildlife conservation society. the nonprofit that operates the parks. so as a precaution, vulnerable bird species have been moved to protected areas at the zoos, and this comes as an outbreak of the bird flu has spread throughout the country sickening chickens and dairy cattle, and as you have likely notic

. >> whit: breaking news.as frees the first american hostage kidnapped during the october 7th massacre along with two other men. the jub late in tel >> janai: what it could mean to your wallet as president trump imposes the tariffs on three of america's trading partners. >> whit: chocolate recall. shoppers told to check their pantries. the fda raising the warning about a company's products to the highest risk level. ♪ ♪ >> janai: and super bowl sale. the big business surrounding the big game, from food to fanware. it is super-sized spending all around. the deals to score for a winning feast. ♪ ♪ >>> live from abc news in new york, this is "good morning america.." >> whit: "gma." it is great to have you with us. we have several developing stories as we come on the air right now. hamas handing over israeli american hostage keith siegel along with two other hostages as part of the cease-fire deal with israel. gio is anchoring from washington with the latest on the deadly midair gio. >> gio:, hey, guys. behind me,

that's coming up, whit. >> whit: a frightening midair disturbance. passengers jumped into action when another passenger allegedly cracked a window. >> rebecca: we're gonna continue counting down to the super bowl ads on the biggest trends we'll see. first back to you, ginger. >> ginger: this is a storm, one of three, rebecca, in an active pattern to come. that active pattern is going on the west coast. that's kind of where it starts. this new one, you look at pictures from santa rosa, california, where they have mud slides and all of that rain from the last storm. they're about to see more where that came from. unfortunately, all that damage is gonna get heavy rain. that's why a flood watch is up for the north bay area. lot of winter storm warnings. state of california is about 75% their average snow pack today. so they need the snow. they'll get it, one to three feet. los angeles will even get into the rain this afternoon. we'll watch those burn scars. that's the big picture. let's get your local weather in 30 seconds. >> rebecca: coming up we have

whit. >> patrick reevell for us. thank you.a raddatz talks with senate democrat jack ride and mike lawlor about the push on ukraine and dramatic cuts to the government workforce. >>> hamas releasing six israeli hostages. four were kidnapped during the october 7th attack and two have been in captivity for more than a decade. let's get more on these emotional reunions. there's also news on the release of palestinian prisoners. >> reporter: six hostages released today. they october 7th. two have been held by the terror group for more than a decade. they are the last group of living hostages to be released as part of phase one of the cease-fire deal. israel delaying the release of hundreds of palestinian prisoners set to be freed today, that decision reportedly becoming in response to the delayed return of shiri bibas' body and the murder of her two young children shortly after they were kidnapped. negotiations for phase two are set to begin next week. >>> back here in the u.s., a report that the justice department is investigating

whit? >> whit: we're counting down to the big game in new orleans tomorrow.y has been ramped up since the new year's terror attack. now ratcheted up even more because president trump plans to attend. let's go back to will reeve in new orleans. will, good morning. >> will: hey, good morning again to you, whit. president trump will be the first sitting president to attend a super bowl. that's going to add another element of heavy security on game day with nearly 80,000 fans at the game. there are hundreds of thousands of fans overall here in new orleans for the super bowl week festivities so keeping new orleans safe is a major operation. this morning, with the super bowl just days away, the teams are locked in. >> it's the biggest game of my life. >> reporter: the nearly 80,000 fans set to pack the superdome already taking over the big easy. >> go, eagles. go, birds, baby. >> reporter: with under 36 hours to go until kickoff the city of new orleans virtually on lockdown. a strong perimeter in place at the superdome. president trump scheduled to attend bringing

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national security advisor mike waltz, secretary of state marco rubio, and middle east enjoy steve whit kov will travel to saudi arabia in the coming days to begin the negotiations with ukrainian and russian if i recalls. ukraine's president suggested that the days of the u.s. defending europe may be over. our foreign affairs and defense correspondent spoke with chief of staff and asked him what message he has for europe and the united states? >> first of all, i think that president zelenskyy brings hope. the hope that just the new reality europe has to be united, europe has to be strong. >> is that because the u.s. isn't a reliable partner? >> in life it's necessary to be ready for everything. and if you ask my opinion, i think that the new administration president trump, he wants to be a strong leader and dealing with europe, ukraine, is a part of europe. ukraine is a future member of the european union. and we need to be ready for any challenges. >> what message did you receive from vice president vance? did he commit to providing you security guarantees and negotiating with you rath

and here's abc's whit johnson. >> two women. two undeniable legacies.ir jerseys raised to the rafters. a'ja wilson, a two time olympic gold medalist, three time wnba mvp, winning two championships with the las vegas aces. emotional holding back tears as the south carolina gamecocks retired her number 22. >> chase your dreams without fear. >> from west des moines, iowa. hours later, caitlin clark's number 22 jersey for the university of iowa also retired the all time women's ncaa division one scoring leader, bringing one more sellout crowd to carver-hawkeye arena. the basketball phenom drafted number one overall in 2024, going on to play for the indiana fever, where she broke the wnba rookie scoring record with 789 points, and was named rookie of the year, inspiring future generations. >> she's my idol. it's really exciting to see how she plays. you learn a lot of moves because of her. >> in a previous interview, clark telling our robin roberts about her impact on the sport. >> somebody that inspired, you know, not only the state of iowa, but people arou

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hopefully whit is back. >> janai: yes, whit. >> gio: get better.e was no foul play in an open i whistleblower's death last november. in an official report released just yesterday, the examiner's office ruled the death a suicide. 26 year old. his death sparked a flood of conspiracy theories alleging he was assassinated for agreeing to testify against the company in a lawsuit. his parents believe their son had been murdered, and they sued the city to release his records. the santa cruz wharf and nearby beaches are expected to reopen today. you may recall a 150 foot section of the wharf collapsed right before christmas day. it reopened last month and the city does not appear to be rebuilding it. just yesterday, governor newsom. just declared a state of emergency which will free up resources to help with recovery efforts. all right. let's check on conditions outside. good morning. lisa. >> hey, stephanie. good morning to you. we have some increasing clouds around. nice view of the golden gate, though. you can see the high clouds. temperatures are rangi

." >> good evening, thanks so much for joining us this saturday, i'm rachel scott in for whit johnson. a major storm is bringing winter weather, more than 90 million bracing for snow, ice, heavy rain and tornadoes. dangerous flooding across parts of virginia, the governor deploying the national guard, weis county declaring a state of emergency. flash flood warnings in effect, the national weather service issuing warnings of flooding. mud slides causing evacuations and the closure of a major interstate. and mississippi are bracing for another round of tornadoes after a twister battered wayne county leaving a trail of destruction. high wind alerts are in effect for 86 million in 22 states. sunday to monday. we have team coverage, and start in jackson, mississippi. >> reporter: tonight, the snow, rain and tornado threat across the country, 90 million people now bracing for extreme weather. >> we have flash flood warnings widespread. >> reporter: virginia's governor deploying the national guard tonight as the state is also impacted. some roads there becoming impassable. wise county declar

that led to fogel's release was negotiated by donald trump's special envoy to the middle east, steve whit kof, who flew to moscow on his private plane for the final exchange. that is the first known visit, david, by a senior u.s. official to russia since russia invaded ukraine. donald trump on sunday said that he has also had a conversation, at least one conversation, with vladimir putin, although he did not say when that conversation took place. david? >> david: all right, jonathan karl, thank you. >>> president trump with jordan's king abdullah at his side today. the president saying the u.s. is going to take gaza. he has already said the palestinians will leave. he has doubled down on that. and he has said that jordan and egypt will take them in. what jordan's king abdullah said today. and our mary bruce asking president trump how the u.s. can take gaza, given its sovereignty. >> reporter: tonight, sitting next to king abdullah of jordan, a key leader in the arab world, the president saying the u.s. won't buy gaza, they will take it. how is the u.s. going to own gaza? your white house

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including secretary of state marco rubio, national security advisor mike walz and special envoy steve whitgh will be going to saudi arabia to start peace talks on how to end the war in ukraine. according to multiple reports, ukraine officials were not invited to these talks. vivek ramaswamy officially beginning the process for an expected run as ohio governor, his campaign filed the necessary pay per work with the state's secretary yesterday using the name vivek ramaswamy for ohio. potential bid follows a failed gop presidential run in 2024 and comes about a month after his exit from president trump's department of government efficiency. and to the ice, another canadian crowd loudly booed the u.s. national anthem yesterday as team usa took on canada in montreal. [booing] charlie: canada's prime minister better known as governor justin trudeau was in the crowd when the bo os rang out and multiple fights broke out in just seconds into the game. >> straight away, matthew and brandon hagle right off the hawk. charlie: the united states would go on to deliver a humiliating devastating beat-down

i'm going to put you in the position of trump whit perrer. -- whisperer.ammered by tariffs? >> i agree with you. yes, canada's going to get hurt. but a tariff on canada is a tax on americans, it's very simple. we supply 60% of the aluminum that america uses every single day, comes in from quebec. 50% of the high grade nick if el that america uses comes from ontario -- nickel. not to mention the 4.3 million barrels of oil that we hip down every single day -- ship down every single day. potash that the farmers rely on from saws catch warnings and the area rain yum you rely on comes from saskatchewan. this does not make sense whatsoever is. you take out the energy, the oil, i think there's about a $23 billion surplus that we have with ontario. we do approximately $500 billion of canadian two-way trade split equally down the center. you know with the auto sector, you can't attack the auto sector. they've been working together since 1960. we buy as many vehicles in canada as we ship down there, and the ones we ship down there have 50 american parts can -- kevin

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whit's a little under the weather. >> janai: yes, he's sick, not just sick of us. >> gio: she was waitingy that. >> janai: i was. >> gio: we hope he's back tomorrow. but, hey, why don't we look outside real quick. there's dawn and keelan from columbus, ohio. happy birthday. right? look, she was wearing that hat braving these cold temperatures. we had to start the show off with her, so happy birthday to her. >>> we do have a lot to get to this morning including that wild super bowl celebration in philly with scores of fans turn the city green to celebrate the eagles' big win. >> janai: yes, a lot to get to there. >>> we'll have the latest on pope francis' condition live from vatican city as the pontiff is being treated at the hospital. >>> we're also live in tel aviv where overnight hamas militants released three more hostages including an american as part of the cease-fire agreement. >> gio: we start off with the third major storm system sweeping across the country. 90 million americans in the path of snow, ice, extreme flooding and even potential tornadoes. somara theodore tracking it al

. >> whit: good morning, america. deadly storm. 110 million americans under alert.. cars submerged with water rescues overnight. residents trapped in their homes. to the north, more snow. dangerous driving on the slick roads. what's in store for the week ahead. >> janai: critical peace talks. secretary of state marco rubio arrives in israel for a meeting with prime minister netanyahu hoping to move the cease-fire

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