Robach and Holmes cover the latest news headlines and entertainment updates and give perspective on current events in their daily “Morning Run.”

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Millions of you are waking up this morning with snow, ice and sub freezing temperatures and hundreds of thousands are without power.  At least a dozen people have died so far from the weekend storm, and that number is expected to rise as dangerous cold takes its grip on much of the country for the next week.  More than 23 states have issued states of emergency and 17 states have recorded snowfalls of more than a foot.

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As more videos are released of the latest ICE killing of 37 year old Alex Pretti, dueling narratives have arisen between state and federal officials.  Amy and T.J. discuss what the videos clearly show versus what the Feds continue to claim happened Saturday morning.  Pretti’s family is also speaking out about their son, who was a Minneapolis ICU nurse at a VA hospital.  Meantime a federal judge  has issued a gag order, barring DHS rom altering or destroying evidence connected to Pretti's killing.

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We’re officially in “Cuffing Season” as we record this on a snowy January weekend, and “Hot Take Dating” has emerged as the latest relationship trend.  Amy and T.J.  discuss their thoughts on this non-traditional advice, suggesting you should bring up your most controversial viewpoints on a first date, so you can quickly filter out people who aren’t a good match for you.  But, will you quickly dismiss someone who could’ve been your soulmate?

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Alex Honnold made history last night, free soloing one of the world’s tallest buildings in front of a live, international audience.  There were moments where most of us had to look away, as Honnold climbed 101 stories and traversed seemingly impossible metal structures without ropes , nets or any type of safety equipment.  Amy and T.J. talk about watching the event, the reaction online to the coverage and what Alex and his wife had to say once he made it to the top. 

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Earlier today, federal agents shot and killed a man in the streets of Minneapolis,  and once again there is video of the shooting all over the internet.  The Department of Homeland Security is maintaining the unidentified 37 year old white, male Minneapolis resident approached ICE agents with a 9mm gun, but the videos appear to show a different version of events.  Residents have taken to the streets to protest the latest shooting, despite the sub freezing conditions.  Amy and T.J. have the latest details on this developing story.

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The Valley: Persian Style star Golnesa “GG” is spilling on lessons learned from divorce, why she’s contemplated polyamory, and her choice to be a single mom.

Plus, what male Bravo-lebrity would she hook up with? She’s telling Kelly who she’s got her eye on!

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With just minutes to go, Netflix and Alex Honnold made the decision to postpone his scheduled and heavily promoted ‘Skyscraper Live’ event Friday night.  So this evening, we will all be holding our collective breaths and watching as the 40 year old Free Solo climber takes on one of the tallest buildings in the world, without ropes, in front of the world.  While there will be a 10 second delay for the live broadcast, the stakes are high, one wrong move may mean the difference between life and death.

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It wasn't the day the judge hoped for in the Brendan Banfield double murder trial.  In anticipation of the winter storm, the judge pushed attorney to wrap testimony by Friday (yesterday), but they didn't even get close.  However, the defense began scoring some major points, poking significant holes in the prosecution’s catfishing theory, central to their case.  But all eyes are on the defendant himself, Brendan Banfield, who is expected to take the stand next week as the final witness for the defense.  For the jury, it may ultimately come down to who they believe:  the au pair or Brendan Banfield.

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What a helluva day in court! The defense attorney for accused double murderer Brendan Banfield scored major points today, calling two forensic digital experts with the Fairfax Police Department up to the stand who refuted the state’s catfishing theory. The two testified Brendan’s wife Christine had control of her devices, making it impossible for Brendan or the au pair to have created the online fetish profile that led to the murders. Later this afternoon, we are also expecting the biggest bombshell of this trial: Brendan Banfield will testify in his own defense.

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