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first lady and save the best, the nuggets of your relationship and, of course, with this gal, kerry washington, because we do have more with "scandal" coming up. plenty more time coming up, so thank you for this little sort of sneak peek. more to come, everybody, but just a reminder in case kerry didn't remind you enough, "scandal's" winter premiere is tonight, 9:00, 8:00 central. please stay with us, though, we'll get a little "scandal"-ous coming up. back to you guys in new york. >> lara, please tell each and every one of them how grateful we are for them getting up like that, playing with us this morning. we know how early it is, and our audience is loving it. you tell them. >> they baited the hook this morning. >> thank you, thank you, to each and every one. we can't wait for more. let's go outside to rob. >> we're grateful for those bearing the cold. you're from australia. why would you come to the cold? >> something different. just something different but, yes, freezing. >> on the way back there heading to hi high so it'll be a warmer stopover. snow rowers in idaho. wind with light stick

. >> the candidates faced an electorate in iowa deeply divided and frustrated with washington. while the economy has improved under president obama, the recovery has eluded most of the middle and working classes. new terror threats at home and abroad have increased national security concerns and ted cruz's victory suggests religious rights still remains a formidable voting bloc. >> we'll turn now to our abc news political team and our reporter mary alice parks who has been following the sanders campaign. >> she asked his staff if his address was a victory speech and they said yes. and abc's mary alice parks checks in from iowa with your voice, your vote. >> thanks, reena, kendis. from day one, the bernie sanders campaign focused an incredible amount of attention here in iowa. the thinking was a victory here could show the rest of the country that bernie sanders could be taken seriously and that hilary clinton was vulnerable. a few reporters were allowed upstairs to see bernie sanders watching the results come in. it was a personal intimate moment in his hotel room just upstairs

rick klein, abc news, washington. >>> and speaking of the secretary, come can tomorrow, the government relations hundreds of pages of controversial clinton e-mails from her private server. a federal judge audioed the state department to release the remaining batch of e-mails in four installments after saturday, another release is set for february 19th, that's just before nevada's democratic caucuses, the final february 29th right before super tuesday. >>> a national wildlife refuge in oregoning will remain closed for weeks now that an armed standoff is over. the last four holdout who's had occupied the refuge for 41 days surrendered peacefully yesterday. they were arrested and will make appearances in court today. the whole dispute was over federal control of public land. now there's a great sense of relief in the area. >> i am so glad this is over. >> i'm proud of my friends and neighbors. i'm proud of way that you stood up to this stuff. >> also in custody right now is a man named cliven bundy, the father of one of the oregon standoff's leaders. he's being held on charges tied to a d

. >> together, we have sent a message that will echo from wall street to washington, from maine to california. >> now we take this campaign to the entire country. we're going to fight for every vote in every state. we're going to fight for real solutions that make a real difference in people's lives. >> some important dates by the way coming up. straight ahead. so you have on february 20th is the nevada caucuses for the democrats and the republicans will have their primary in south carolina. then the democrat will have their primary in south carolina on the 27th of this month. so they have a few days to get things together. >> it will be interesting. >> that's the news for this half hour. >> remember to follow us on facebook @wnnfans.com. [mother] yeah but this neighborhood,i feel like it's got a lot of what we were kinda talking about. we should definitely go see it. [agent] hi. melanie. maggie. living room. [dad]what about this? this looks good. [brendan] no. [mother] isn't it great? [announcer]redfin pays its agents based on your happiness... that's real estate, redefined. >>> this morning

scalia, one day after thousands filed past his casket inside thes great hall and abc's devin dwyer is in washington with more on this story. >> reporter: good morning, dan. justice scalia and more than 100ecting to fill this basilica. the mass will be celebrated by the justice's son, paul scalia. a final farewelle father of nine. justice antonin scalia lying in repose in supreme court. today will be laid to rest. sidewalk memorials to the ice, adorned with jars of apple sauce alongside candles. president and mrs. obama among the thousands who have paid. armed with research, the president's today is preparing for a nomination battle. >> the president will becant portion >> reporter: likely on the list,ted to the federal bench with support. >> the republicans have a right what the philosophy of thethey only get to dispose. the president proposes. >> reporter: senate republican leaders said the president's pick is dead on arrival and that replacing scalia should new president in 2017, writing in the washington post, the american people rather than a lame-duck president should be afforded the opportuni

david kerley, abc news, washington. >> scary stuff. the british pilot's association wants these lasers to be considered an offensive weapon. pushing for that. >> trying to ban sales of them. >>> coming up in our next half hour, a backlash over what's being called corporate greed. >> who is boycotting carrier air conditioning after the company's decision to ship 1400 jobs to mexico. the warning donald trump is firing off to the company. >> but first, the top dog this year. what we're finding out abo best in show at last night's westminster kennel club competition. you're watching "world news now." ♪ >> it wasn't really a hound dog but this morning america is waking up with a brand-new top dog. >> that is one of my favorite elvis presley's song. >> that dog's name is cj. last night the german short-haired pointer took home the most prestigious canine award in the country at the 140th westminster kennel club competition. jesse palmer reports on all the excitement. >> reporter: the contestants may be cute but the competition is always fi

all right, martha, much and george is in washington, as well. george >> that's right. we'll get to president obama's pretty punchy and passionate defending his record,all but the president also showed a rare flash of regret and he was not shy about faking on the republicans hoping to replace him. abc's jon karl has coveredsidency from the start and joins us from the white house now. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, george. the president said one of the few regre overcome the bitter partisan divide in washington but his critics are just plain wrong, america under hisg. >> anyone claiming that america's economy is in decline is peddling n his final state of the union address, president obama challenged critics who say america on his watch is in decline. >> the united states is the most powerful nation on earth, period. >> reporter: obama pitched future and a him taking a veiled swipe at republican candidates who have attacked his strategy for combating isis. >> and our more than tough talk. or calls to carpet bomb civilians. that may work as a tv sound-bite

. >> we have sent a message that will echo from wall street to washington, from maine to california. >> reporter: hillary clinton who won here in 2008 conceding but still confident. >> now we take this campaign to the entire country. we are going to fight for every vote in every state. >> john kasich now projected by abc to come in second on the republican side. >> there's magic in the air with this campaign. >> reporter: with ted cruz, jeb bush and marco rubio in a close battle for third. >> i did not do well on saturday night so listen to this. that will never happen again. >> reporter: two-thirds of voters in abc exit polls calling recent debates an important factor in their decision. >> made up my mind this morning at coffee. >> reporter: it came down to those undecided voters and a big turnout at the polls. one precinct staying open late with the last minute line of traffic to get in two miles long. >> and with the gop candidates now focused on south carolina, chris christie says he's going home to decide whether he'll stay in the race. kendis and reena. >> so many decisions tha

abc's pierre thomas in washington has the latest for us. >> reporter: good morning, robin. while in support of apple across the country tomorrow, they continue to face off with both sides digging in, this morning, as you said the fbi director is getting personally involved in a very public director. releasing a letter calling on apple to comply to help the iphone of san bern dee owe killer, syed farook. we don't want to break anyone's enkripgs. but apple is taking to the air waves to challenge the fbi's reasoning. saying that the privacy and security of millions of his customers are at risk. >> no limit on what the government could apple to do if it succeeds this way. >> reporter: to make the case, apple has hired ted olson two whose wife died on one of the planes in the 9/11 attack and this is pandora box. we can't give the terrorists a victory. >> reporter: the fbi claims that the investigation remains urgent, that the phone may have critical additional clues including whether others were involved. this morning, apple ceo tim cook e-mailed his employees to thank them for

in washington, d.c. as the nation commemorates dr. king's birthday this morning and we are celebrating his legacy coming up. >> hope you're enjoying your day. bernie sanders back at it on the campaign trail after last night's face-off. their final debate before the iowa caucus. they're going head to head onth care guns and wall street. tom brady and the patriots will take on the broncos. the panthers are taking on the >> that is going to be a great game. both great games. take a look at this 7-year-old, his mom says if you can believe it he was bullied for beingks fan living in south carolina. well the team may not have won this weekend but that little guy got a pretty amazing surprise. guess who is coming toe? jesse will have his story. >> he got the last laugh. an amazing story and the seattle seahawks came through for him, too. >> that is coming up. we begin withs setting the record straight about his secret interview with the druglord. his meeting led to the capture ofatt gutman has good morning. >> penn says he was stunned at el

. >> together, we have sent a message that will echo from wall street to washington. >> if you don't have a seat belt, go get one. we're going to shape this country top to bottom. >> now we take this campaign to the entire country. we are going to fight for every vote in every state. >> they violated the fourth amendment by stopping people without reasonable suspicion, by arresting them without cause, and by using unreasonable force. >> the amount that thing were shifting around our room was a little frightening. >> the whole thing was not bigger than this. and it was up here and it just exploded. >> i resent the fact that he put 6,000 people's lives at risk taking us into a storm that was predicted. >> at a young age, i was taught to appreciate the value of hard work and especially self-made work. >> the speed with which they took this case from the university's purview and brought it into a criminal setting suggests that the prosecution believes they have a strong case. >> the accelerated development of north korea's nuclear and ballistic missile program poses a serious threat to i

. >> reporter: including kerry washington. common, john legend, and the weekend. and ava duvernet won't be there h either. she'll be at an event to rarz awareness of the water crisis in michigan. any idea what chris rock will do? >> he's going put the first ten i don't think he'll focus so much on the nominations but on the power structures. that make it that so few stories of people of color get told. >> don't go anywhere. we're going to pick your brain. >>> and guys, if you wonder why rob and i have an extra dploe, we cheated a little bit. we'll tell you why next time we see you. >> we went all glam. >> beauty secrets from paula and rob. news you can use. let's check the forecast now with indra. >> it's not the sunshine, seriously? california, gorgeous out there. i was very jealous out there. i was rocking the beanie. had the uggs on. the midwest, 20 degrees before normal. today, finally. the warm air. spreading into the east. we started off the morning wind chills below freezing. 20 degrees warmer by the temperatures 10, 15 above average. keep it going tomorrow

up to 4 inches of snow has fallen in washington, d.c. and baltimore and light snow is continuing across central pennsylvania which could eventually see half a foot before the arctic cold moves in later on this week. >>> and the storm system dumped snow as far as south as huntsville, alabama. the national weather service says a winter weather system moving through the state could dump as much as 2 inches of snow in higher elevations there. several school systems had delayed openings yesterday because of slick roads. >>> from that cold to possible record high temperatures again today in southern california. it felt like midsummer in los angeles and orange counties and across much of the region. today's forecast calls 88 degrees in l.a., that would mean an all-time high record. temperatures are expected to remain in the low 80s. that's well into the weekend. in oklahoma, firefighters are expecting another day of dangerous grass fires. low humidity and strong winds have ever been pushing the flames across bone dry parcels of land. students i

five americans, trapped behind bars for years in iran, finally on their way home, including this "washington post" reporter. family members elated. >> i'm proud of saeed for having stood up for his faith as a christian. >> was the surprise release tied >>> and the escalating feud. donald trump and ted cruz, now holding nothing back. trump got booed during this attack. [ crowd boos ] >> excuse me, excuse me, he didn't report his bank loans, that's okay. >> meanwhile, the democrats get ready for their big debate tonight. with the polls tightening, does hillary clinton have to sharpen her attack? >>> and caught on camera. nascar racing legend tony stewart goes after a fan in the stands. all, as the star is facing a wrongful death lawsuit over this. so, what fueled the new fight? >>> good morning. paula is off today. we're happy to have the extraordinary cecilia vega at the desk. as one of our chief campaign hotter out there on the trail. george stephanopoulos in a sit-down. now, at a whole new level. >>> we start here with the breaking news out of florida, the deadly tornadoes i take a look at

perhaps the most high profile, "washington post" bureau chief jason rezaian. this morning, he and two others an ex-marine and a pastor are at a medical facility in germany one step closer to home. a fourth american ho had been studying in iran is back in boston at this hour while one man chose to stay behind in iran. but one american mo went missing eight years ago in iran was not among those released. robert levinson is a former fbi agent working as a private investigator he disappeared after meeting an aislamic militant. he hasn't beeneard from since 2011. his family says they are devastated he was "left behind." the iranians say they do not note where he is. >> in the meantime in iraq, u.s. officials confirm media reports that three american contractors have gone missing south of baghdad. they are civilians, not military. and they were last seen two days ago. the case is being treated as a possible kidnapping although no one has claimed responsibility. >>> in hawaii, conditions are expected to improve today in the waters where teams are looking for 12 missi

martha raddatz has the latest from washington. good morning. >> reporter: the three american citizens who were taken from an intercepter lived. the area is near the baghdad international airport where the contractors were doing work. the state department this morning saying they are doing what they can to locate the americans. iraqi forces fanning out across the city. the area where they were seized is controlled by shiat militias but they are doing whatever >> thank you so much. now to dan harris for today's other top stories starting with some very, very sad news coming >> that's right. we're going to start in ohio columbus. unclear what led up to the shooting but police say earlier the suspect told his ex-girlfriend he was looking to kill a cop and near salt lake city utah another police officer killed in the line of duty. douglas barney. an 18 year veteran was shot after a car crash. we have some video of the latest attempt by spacex to launch a the launch was a success but the attempt to land the rocket on a ship failed. it t

dead on arrival and that replacing scalia should wait until a new president in 2017, writing in the washington post, the american people rather than a lame-duck president should be afforded the opportunity to replace justice scalia. and among the attendees, vice president joe biden will represent the obama administration. justice clarence thomas will deliver a scriptural reading. and ted cruz of texas, says he'll attend today. >> devin, thank you. >>> we want to move now to battle between two giants. the government and the apple. apple still refusing to unlock a cell phone. battle has moved into the political arena and abc's eva pilgrim joins us with more on >> reporter: the fight continues. personal privacy versus national security. ale versus the justice department. this morning, neither side is backing down. in a new federal filing prosecutors slamming apple for publicly repudiating a judge's order to unlock the san bernardino shooter's iphone. presidential candidate donald trump now calling for a boycott until apple complies. >> boycott apple until such time they give that security number.

. >> we'll turn our focus to the weather now. day for many trying to get to washington, d.c. to new england. >> delayed fights on this national weather person's day. i didn't know there was such a day. here's justin povick at accuweather. happy day, justin. >> reporter: thanks and good morning to you. we're following the poe essential for significant snow again on this friday. boston to portland, the potential for up to 6 inches of snow. new york city out toward long island looking at the potential for a couple to several inches, as well. again, howling winds are going to create some minor if not some major travel delays as low pressure continues to work its way to the north and the east. reena, kendis? back to you. >> i knew it was going to be cold so i wore my lumberjack shirt. >> i thought we were having a picnic later. >> you were planning for a picnicking? >> just laid out there. >> dig the crew out of their cars today. >> good job. >> justin thank you. about big events, super bowls and world cups come to mind. this might be one of the best. >> so the folks at the zoo in

. >> reporter: prompting this high school in washington to make a costly o switch to a different type of turf because nobody is sure what, or how serious it is. >> reporter: the epa, the cdcd consumer product safety commission now investigationing, to see what's inside recycled tire crumb and whe harmful. more than 50 studies have reported no elevated health risks associated with synthetic turf. what's being done now is >>> let's take a look at the other headlines this morning. for that, that's over to dr. ron claiborne. good morning, g to you, dan and paula. we begin with that storm-batter storm-battered cruise ship scheduled to set sail this e coast guard has yet to decide if the vessel is safe to return to the open seas. officials will morning. more than 4,000 passengers hunkering down in their cabins while the vessel ed 30-foot waves. >>> the pontiff is ready, donning a sombrero, his visit to mexico comes off aover in cuba. assignment traveling with pope francis, blessed by the pope. >>> an ohio restaurant. the suspect tried to make a getaway in the white car. his name was in a da

they're trying to keep warm in washington state. apparently the most googled search for a valentine's rugs. mississippi, romantic mix taps. >> hey, i'm from mississippi. >> are we allowed to ask followups? >> massachusetts is looking for cooking classes. >> i think it was idaho or montana. adam andot romantic? >> there's a lot of head scratchers. montana was sejing for lobster 'm sticking with the mix tapes. when you made somebody a mix tape, that was love, baby. that was love. >> it was. >>> to lara with a look ahead. >> thank you,re's what's coming up on our "gma morning menu." lamar odom back in action. kanye west rocking the fashion world. >>> our big "10 dates in 10finale. one of these guys is getting a big date. >>> and speak of dates, get over here. chris harrison is here from "theman number two please come in. >>> and then man number three, come on in. tim tebow is also with>> hi, everyone. >> he's got big news to share. hey, it's valentine's day y girl. to the couple wondering what a good deal looks like... no. we'll give i

. >> a giant storm taking aim at major cities this morning from washington to boston, severe weather and up to a foot of snow in some areas followed by a a siberian express bringing temperatures more than 25 winter hurricane churns in the atlantic right now. give back the crown resigning overnight. now embroiled in scandal under investigation for an ugly incident with a pro athlete who was stabbed in the stomach. speaking out this morning only on "gma." >>> and powerball mania. the search for the winners this morning. is one of them holed up in this house? and the california nurse who thought she struck it rich? was it all just a prank by her son? the race to find the newest multimillionaires. >>> we do say good morning, america. yes, that was men at work. he was trying to figure out who it was. >> i made an age joke to sam. i said some of us weren't that old in the '80s. >> ow. >> welcome. >> i didn't win the powerball so i'm here. >> there's one thing we do know for certain about the powerball. we know the three cities where those three tickets were sold, that much we do know, one

just another washington jeb bush. he's a leader, so you always know where he stands. is responsible for the content of this message. stood strong... ...to get the job done. hillary clinton. she stood up to china... ...and spoke out on women's rights... ...went toe to toe with russia on human rights. the drug and insurance companies spent millions against her... ...but hillary didn't quit until eight million children got health care. i've never been called a quitter and i won't quit on you. she's got what it takes to do the toughest job in the world. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. >> now from wmur news 9. sean: good morning, i'm sean mcdonald. a check on what's making news, right now a crash in enfield is under investigation. state troopers say 49-year-old southbound on i-85 when he veered off the highway, struck a guardrail and rolled the car. speed could be a factor. borneman could face charges for drug possession. a suspected drunk driving crash, 28-year-old daniel boucher hit a car and caused it to

we start our coverage with abc's mary bruce right in washington. hi, mary. >> hi, paula, good morning. this is a potential game changer in this roller coaster campaign, donald trump getting his first major endorsement from a card carrying member of the he heads into super tuesday. his former rival showed up un unannounced and dropped a bombshell on donald trump's campaign. >> we'll have a first class president in donald trump. >> reporter: chris christie is lending his credibility to trump's runaway campaign. >> i can guarantee you that the one person that hillary and bill clinton do not want to see on that stage come next september is donald trump. >> reporter: they weren't always so friendly. >> we'll do it. i'll get it done because i make deals and i get deals and i'm doing deals. >> reporter: united christie and trump are taking aim at a common enemy, marco rubio. >> desperate people in campaigns flail pumps in the last days of a losing campaign. >> reporter: after rubio let trump have it. >> if he hadn't inherited $200 million he would be sell

just another washington politician you can't trust. jeb bush. he's a leader, so you always know where he stands. right to rise usa is the economy rigged? well, the 15 richest americans acquired more wealth in two years than the bottom 100 million people combined. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultra-rich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. the middle class will continue to disappear unless we level the playing field. with your help, as president, >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. and a major medical alert. a virus from mosquitoes linked to birth defects in babies. coming. dr. besser is here live. >>> the 5-year-old fighter inspiring millions. her dad revealing she's cancer-free. devon and leah still speaking out exclusively for the first time and we cannot wait to celebrate. >> no more, please. one school takes away the magic word asking teachers not to use it. >> what we're asking kids to do is not an option. >> is

abc's pierre thomas is in washington with that story for us. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: good morning, robin. in a blunt press conference the attorney general accused the city of ferguson of stonewalling attempts to right the wrongs of a police department she flatly described as racially biased. >> all: this is what democracy looks like. >> reporter: this morning the justice department firmly agreeing with african-american residents of ferguson saying their complaints of unfair and enforcement are in fact true. >> the ferguson police department's violations in particular were expansive and deliberate, stopping people without reasonable suspicion. by arresting them without cause and by using unreasonable force. these violations were not only egregious, they were routine. they were driven at least in part by racial bias. >> reporter: the justice department now suing the city of ferguson less than 24 hours after the city council rejected a deal to reform the police. >> i think the things that we've reasonable. we're not trying to take away

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i have a captive audience and iso much. [ applause ] i'm going to start -- oh, so kerry washington, thanks for being here. very, very early. all of you, thank ator and one of our most fierce gladiators. >> i tried to dress the part today. the scene that we just saw what are you hiding behind the door, scene, huck is trying to talk to you. you will not -- usually you let everybody in. you have something, either a man or a something. >> uh-huh. 9:00, 8:00 central. 9:00, ral. >> really? >> that's my answer. >> the only way you get to see what's behind the door. >> does what's behind the door have a heartbeat? >> hmm.speaking. >> that's beautiful. >> i see life in all kinds of things. >> that was great. >> whoo. >> i have a big crush -- we saw a glimpse of it. is almost another character in the show. >> uh-huh. >> it definitely tells a bit of the story and what we've seen so far indicates a sea change ofct, i'm going to start -- i want you to roll one more clip and you'll understand what i'm talking about. go ahead, roll this. we do not give up. world, my rules, this is war. >> there is no scr

miss washington resigning after failing to disclose a dui up in yet another scandal. this one involving a soccer star who was stabbed. she's speaking he can collusively to abc and neal karlinsky has that story for us. >> miss washington, usa. >> reporter: it was the crowning achievement for beauty queen stormy keffeler winning miss washington usa 2016. >> stormy keffeler. >> reporter: but this morning it's all just a painful memory. brunette beauty is giving the crown back under a firestorm of controversy. >> i have resigned as miss washington usa. >> reporter: the painful unraveling began when she was caught driving with two flat tires last april. her eyes were droopy, bloodshot and watery and her speech was very slurred according to the police report. she pleaded guilty to drunk driving with a blood alcohol reading nearly three times the legal limit just a month before the pageant. but she never disclosed it to pageant officials. >> the paperwork says have you when i contacted my lawyer, he told me that it was a misdemeanor. >> reporter: and now a new scandal. >> yo

king marched on washington. unafraid to challenge the status quo to end racial profiling, take on police misconduct, and take down mass imprisonment. there is no president who will fight harder to end institutional racism. opportunity. bernie. this is what i came home for -- to work in the community, turning schools after hours into centers for healthcarefor our kids. i'm p.g. sittenfeld. after princeton and a marshall scholarship, i turned down a job at google to work improving education.for the senate to offer new ideas -- pass common sense gun safety laws. for ohio. . >>> time now is 7:26. and you're looking at the board of elections where they're monitoring all of the polling centers for you have until 7:30 to cast your ballot. >> and this is what you need to know before going to the polling location, you must be a you will need a form of i.d., a ity bill or bank statement and if you are a registered democrat, you can still vote republican and r the ballot you would like. >>> and today is the last stand for

>> joining us now from washington is vice president joe biden. always good to see you, mr. vice president said last night. we know this is very personal for you because of your beloved son, beau. what does this mean? this role and what exactly does it entail for you, sir? >> well, it's not sure exactly what it entails but a couple months ago after beau passed i said that wanted to be when i was deciding not to run for president i said had i run i would like to have been the leader of a major moon shot that would cure cancer because you know, robin, god love you, you look so good going through what you went through and thank god you've beaten it, you know that every single family in america has been affected by cancer. it's the largest killer in the world and we're so close, so incredibly close on finding cures and fundamental changes and making it a chronic disease in many cases and not a death sentence. >> it is extremely complicated and everybody knows there are know the president last night said, you know, we've got 20 fix politics but when you look at the federal fundin