making news in america this morning -- plenty to say. >> i have not had a drink. >> a former trump campaign aide goes on a tour of cable news, claiming russia may have something on president trump. but will sam nunberg speak with investigators? his story changing overnight. breaking now, a blizzard tearing through the midwest. leaving icy conditions. now taking aim at if storm-weary northeast. we have the latest forecast. danger on the slopes. children in different states dangling from ski lifts as people rush to save them. plus, who stole frances mcdormand's oscar? the overnight bachelor finale with a twist. and the bots take over the burger joint.

we do say good morning on this tuesday, everyone. we start with the wild, unscripted, and unrestrained antics of a former trump campaign adviser. >> sam nunberg went from one cable news show to the next daring special counsel robert mueller to arrest him. he repeatedly bashed president trump. he did an about face suggesting he may be willing to cooperate with the investigation after all. >> of course nunberg's stability was called into question. some saying he was just drunk last night. >> reporter: good morning, kendis and diane. incredible comments from sam nunberg. first he said he was not cooperating with the special counsel. after he was interviewed for five hours. now it appears he's changing his tune. this morning, the fallout from former trump campaign aide sam

nunberg's comments. >> i think he may have done something during the election. but i don't know that for sure. >> why do you think that? >> i can't explain it unless you were in there. >> reporter: nunberg on msnbc, first by phone, then on camera promising to defy a subpoena. >> if he wants to send me to jail, he can send me to jail. then i'll laugh about it. i'll make a bigger spectacle than i am on your tv show. >> reporter: she says he's angry about a request to go before the grand jury. he's worried that mueller is targeting roger stone. >> if they're trying to build a case against roger, i'm not going to be part of it. >> reporter: attacking the president on cnn. >> i'm spending a lot of money on legal fees. a lot of other people are. granted, donald trump caused it because he's an idiot. >> reporter: the former trump

campaign aide alleged the president knew about the 2016 meeting in trump tower between his son and a russian lawyer. >> i don't know why he went around trying to hide. he shouldn't have. >> reporter: the white house is denying the accusations. >> she hasn't worked at the white house. soy can't speak to him or the lack of knowledge that he clearly has. >> reporter: even though nunberg said he won't testify, the a.p. is reporting nunberg now says he'll find a way to come ply with the special counsel. >> seven interviews later. thank you, kenneth. also from washington, dozens of people have been arrested in protests over the daca program. yesterday was supposed to be the end of the program, which gives legal status to young people brought into the u.s. illegally. they were also demonstrations in cities across the country. the courts have delayed the end of daca. president trump says he's not backing down from plans to slap tariffs on imported steel and aluminum, despite pleas from

a growing number of republicans, including the house speaker you see there, paul ryan. they're concerned it could spark a trade war. some countries vowing to retaliate. voters in texas go to the polls today in the first primary of the year. ted cruz is on the ballot. they'll determine six congressional seats opening up because of retirements. democrats are not expected to flip any of those seats. the state of florida is one step chooser to arming teachers. an emotional vote saw state senators on allow some school staff to carry a gun on the job. the there are new age restrictions on buying rifles. but not assault-style rifles. florida's senators have to okay the bill. march is roaring in like a lion. >> a nor'easter dumping snow

from the plains to the great lakes. >> it's leaving icy conditions. look what happened to this garbage truck in bismarck. yeah, they might not be delivers garbage there on time. >> or picking up. >> linz zi davis has more. >> reporter: plows race to clear roads as a powerful new storm heads east. already bringing more than half a foot of snow and wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour to parts of the midwest. this was the scene in massachusetts. powerful wave ts crashes over scituate's sea wall, some 72 hours after the deadly nor'easter started slamming the coast, killing at least nine. from virginia to maine, they're bracing for round two, as residents struggle with cleanup. massive fallen trees ripping the ground apart. pinning down utility wires. we've been coming across dramatic scenes like this one. which explains why so many

people are still without power. nearly 400,000 in the region in the dark. people like mary ellen dorfman. >> we expect to be out until tomorrow evening. and then with the impending storm, e i hope we don't lose it again. >> reporter: in brain tree, massachusetts, schools are desperate to repair two schools. in east wareham -- >> i'm just glad it was here. >> reporter: glen is thankful his jeep kept the tree from falling on to his home. his mother and sister were this that part of the house. the northern states not the only ones with bad weather this morning. let's take a look at your forecast. ♪ >> good morning. more snow and wind for the north central part of the country. widespread snow courtesy of this low pressure system. accumulations up to 18 inches in bismarck, pierre, fargo, minneapolis, and duluth.

the same storm slides towards us, bringing a mix our way to the northeast. by wednesday, thursday, 18 inches of snow there. gusty winds along the coast because the nor'easter will bring power outages. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >> paul, thank you. coming up, you'll soon have a checking account from amazon? plus, the passenger who tried to open a door mid flight. what she shouted while being retrained by people around her. and new details in the gymnastics abuse scandal. the first alleged male victim has now come forward.

the trump name has been remove have had a luxury hotel in panama over a business dispute with the buildings's new majority owner. a dozen trump executives were escorted out of the high-rise. the company run by the president's son vowed to fight back in court. the controversy over the use of the presidential seal. the golf kourmt has markers. commercial use of the presidential seal is illegal. violations of that law can be punishable by up to six months in prison. scary moments in the skies as a passenger tried to get out of a flight mid. the woman who was wrestled to the floor of the plane by other sky west passengers as she shouted, i am god. over and over. the flight had just left san

francisco. on its way to boise when reports say she began screaming that she wanted to get out. she was held for questioning after the plane reached idaho. amazon is reportedly hoping to offer a type of checking account. "the wall street journal" reports that the company is talking with major banks, including chase and capital one. the product would target younger customers and those without bank accounts. this would not involve amazon actually becoming a bank. united airlines is grounding a plan to replace employee bonuses with a lottery. top prizes would have included $100,000 in cash and a mercedes. that would have coast most workers with quarterly bonuses. employees with perfect attendance would have been eligible. a california restaurant has a fry cook that works for a lot less than him number wage.

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scene, this one in california. that's a 5-year-old girl dangerling from the lift. her instructor was holding the child by her hoodie, which caused her to pass out. as the air was caught off of her. the girl was eventually dropped on the a tarp. both children are said to be okay. the biggest drama at the oscars may have happened after the broadcast. someone stole the best actress oscar. catching the suspect was not so hard because he apparently live-streamed the whole thing. linsey davis has the story. >> reporter: it was an ending onlily hollywood could write. just hours after frances mcdormand nabbed the oscar for best actress in a leading role, the coveted award wasn't in her hands. but with this man. >> look it, baby. my team got this tonight. >> reporter: 10:05 p.m., her oscar is being engraved with her name. 10:35 p.m., first reports that her oscar is missing. >> i lost my oscar.

>> reporter: shortly after, bryant begins streaming a facebook live video with his stolen golden treasure. by 11:50 last night. >> we did it. >> reporter: bryant was arrested for grand theft by the lapd. according to his rap sheet, not his first brush with the law. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> oh, boy. >> after they were reunited, mcdormanded a the oscar went to a date at a burger joint. the alleged thief went to jail. much more on "good morning america." >> might have had his burger in the po po though. you never know. three employees of a chicago-area day care are facing charges after being accused of giving a class full of 2 and 3-year-old children melatonin at nap time. the teachers admitted to giving them the gum mys. as many as 1 children may have been drugged. in the meantime, the first alleged male victim of former

usa gymnastics dr. larry nassar has filed a lawsuit. jacob moore says nassar abused him while treating him for a shoulder injury. nassar is sentenced to at least 300 years behind bars. over to football now where the nfl scouting kol bin is making an impact. literally. check out taron johnson. this is in a drill, called the gauntlet. that one didn't go quite as planned. >> he was fine. finished the drill. posted on twitter, i'm a gif. now let's get some of last night's nba highlights from espn. good morning. >> good morning, people. on the show we did on "sportscenter," we started with lakers-blazers. but you, we're starting with a different team. >> lebron james came to play. a lot of injuries. larry nance jr. got a start in

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. >> ♪ >> good morning, i'm tamala edwards. it's tuesday march sixth and we have a developing story. and you don't hear one like this every-day. philadelphia police say a semi truck hit an overpass that caused the roof of the truck to somewhat peel off but the driver just kept going for miles all the while dragging the roof behind him. guess he was not looking in the rear-view mirror or really listening. meteorologist karen rogers is of course all over the latest nor'easter. she's tracking what you can expect, exactly when it will blow in, what it will bring with it. she'll have the latest snowfall totals. >> jason kelce's mini me who dressed up as a version of the eagles star. we'll be right back. >> ♪ oscars moment may have been jimmy kimmel and the other celebrities meeting moviegoers

in a theater. >> the guy who became part of the broadcast has become something of a celebrity himself. kabc's rob mcmillan caught up with him and his family. >> it's still going. my phone hasn't stopped. >> reporter: mike young is the 35-year-old electrician from lake elsinor who was seen by millions on the oskars thanks to that surprise by jimmy kimmel. the day after, as he and the family had breakfast together, we asked them about how it all happened. >> i was looking for something fun for my birthday. i went on one iota and i saw that it was -- they were doing the movie screening. >> reporter: young's wife, calliope, said the free tickets instructed them to park near yeen versele studios where everyone got a bus. >> as we were going around on the bus, getting closer to the oscars, we were like, what theater are we going to go to? >> reporter: they were told it was a prescreening for the movie, "a wrinkle in time."

that was a ruse. >> halfway through the movie, the screen cut out. jimmy kmle and the rest of the celebrities came down. it got us in shock. >> reporter: but then, jimmy kimmel walked up to him and asked him to introduce the next set of prernts. >> please welcome, tiffany haddish and maya rudolph. a great experience. right place, right time, i guess. >> reporter: in hindsight, some things probably should have tipped them off. >> when we were coming in, i didn't hear who said it, but when we were coming through the barriers, somebody said, are you with the jimmy kimmel group? >> reporter: he says he got the keep note card as a souvenir. >> i've gotten comments on instagram. people calming me left and right. >> i was really happy for my daughter. it's her birthday. the best birthday ever. >> reporter: in lake elsinor, rob mcmillan.

>> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning, it's 4:30 now on this tuesday march sixth. >> we're following a developing story. a tractor-trailer smashes into an overpass, dragging its roof behind through the narrow streets of philadelphia. >> flames rip through a mobile home park in montgomery county damaging a number of homes. >> we are preparing for another nor'easter. heavy wet snow is coming as some neighborhoods are still recovering from the last storm. >> dave murphy is off so we're going to get a look at accuweather with meteorologist karen rogers. we've got traffic with matt pelman. matt as you know i come down lincoln