this vicious persecution is a travesty of justice. this is a political hit job. i m going to have to sit here for months on a trail. i think it s ridiculous. it s unfair. trump often whines about the unfairness of it all. the two tiers of justice. well, he s right, there is a tier for trump, who remains a free man, and another tier for the many other americans who go to prison for much less than what he s done. also tonight, brave mourners defy the kremlin outside the funeral of russian opposition leader alexei navalny. crying out, putin is a murderer, and we won t forgive. we ll discuss how their valor contrasts with the weakness and capitulation of the putin and trump stooges in america s republican party. plus, on this first day of women s history month, we ll call up the bey hive to discuss how beyonce who is number one on the country music charts is helping shine a light on the black pioneers in the genre, particularly black women. but we begin tonight with the w
morning to you, todd. we re coming we re putting our pumpkin carving skills to a test with a competition out there. that s the proper way to clean out a pumpkin. that s how it s done. our reigning champ, lawrence jones, will try to he defend his title. he won last year. we brought him in because of that. todd: what is that dance? i don t remember winning it. rachel: yeah, you did. he wins so much, he forgets. todd: what was your approach? i haven t done this before. what mental approach would you take in? i don t remember winning it. they told me i need to defend my belt. i didn t know about it. i remember doing the dance. they put it in the commercial now. [laughter] rachel: when you dance that well, you know. anyway, i m glad you got to see the power tool, cleaning it out. will: rachel s been talking about it all morning long. this is her jam. she wants to help the american people scoop out their pumpkins this holiday season. will: you re dressed like a duke boy. you
drugs. demandipending on your poin view, it was the minneapolis miracle or the new orleans nightmare. rob nelson is depressed this morning. those are our top stories on this monday, january 15th. from abc news. this is world news now. robin roberts, you know, so many other people are like, who-dat, minnesota. we re going to start things off with steps being taken to make sure the missile alert in hawaii never happens again. many are questioning why it took so long for the mistake to be corrected. and now president trump is weighing in on the situation without being specific. abc s richard cantu reports. reporter: president trump sunday night responding to the false incoming missile alert that sent hawaii into a panic. we re going to get involved. they made a mistake. reporter: the veteran technician who triggered the alarm is now off the job. hawaii s governor saying it all happened because a wrong button was pressed. officials temporarily suspending future
miracle or the nightmare for new orleans. keeping the minnesota vikings super bowl hopes alive, rob nelson is depressed this morning. those are our top stories on this monday, january 15th. from abc news. this is world news now. robin roberts, you know, so many other people are like, who-dat, minnesota. sorry, guys. we ll tiptoe around quietly this morning. yeah, exactly. we re going to start things off with steps being taken to make sure the missile alert in hawaii never happens again. many pr thinking they were the target of the missile attack. many are questioning why it took so long for the mistake to be corrected. and now president trump is weighing in on the situation without being specific. abc s richard cantu reports. reporter: president trump sunday night responding to the false incoming missile alert that sent hawaii into a panic. we re going to get involved. they took responsibility. they made a mistake. reporter: the veteran technician who trig
a lot of trouble. juliet: escaped from prison now in police custody. the police commissioner not too happy about this. this happened in tribeca last night. he was caught early this morning. ben: a snake on the bus. was not hurting anybody. sooner or later, the authorities came on and poked him with a stick. fans are lining up since early this morning. they want to be the first to see the movie. you win. last night, throughout the city, you could see it. 4:30 a.m. screenings this morning. you could see basically around the clock for the next couple of weeks. when was the last time you actually wanted to see something middle of the night to see it? ben: that is a pretty compelling story. maybe because i have been there done that already. how about you? greg: whenever you want, rosanna. the holiday party. please do not bring it up. did you do something you regret? i did notice when i got there you were rosanna: three sheets to the wind. [laughter] this was our company