The second part of the one-two punch has hit the Los Angeles area. After last month’s devastating wildfires, residents are now being pummeled by torrential rains -- sparking mudslides, inundating roads and even sweeping vehicles into the Pacific Ocean. The rains and the resulting destruction were expected. And when President Trump returned to the oval office, he did some decorating, as most presidents do. But no commander in chief has ever had a mug shot to hang right outside the oval office. Plus, troubling development in the case of the sports reporter found dead in his hotel room during the Super Bowl. A New Orleans woman police say was using the victims credit card was previously arrested three years ago in a similar case in which a victim was drugged and robbed. That man was outraged the culprit wasn't put behind bars in his case. And an 87-year-old widower who didn't want to just sit home alone decided to throw a winter party. But instead of posting an invitation online, he went door to door in his neighborhood and all he asked was for folks to bring a smile.

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Hippos are one of the most dangerous animals in the world -- killing about 500 people a year. Now an American woman is one of those statistics. She was on safari with her husband, standing by a river when a hippo charged and attacked her. Now her husband is suing the tour company. The tour company tells us that the couple was accompanied by an experienced professional guide and that all safety measures had been implemented both before and during the attack. And he never attended a Kennedy Center event the first time he was president, but now that he's back in the white house, Donald Trump has named himself chairman of the organization. And -- he's fired the person who's been running it and stacked the board with people loyal to him. Plus, it's happening around the country… owners and dealers of the Tesla cybertruck are finding their vehicles vandalized. Some speculate it has to do with Elon Musk's high profile around President Trump. And when our reporter Alison Hall was out covering a story 'on' breast cancer, she found out she 'had' breast cancer. And in documenting her own treatment, she's helped alert countless other women across the country on how to protect themselves.

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For the very first time we are seeing Wendy Williams inside the assisted care facility where she's being housed. The former talk show host is speaking out in an interview shot through her high-rise window. She says she's prevented from leaving the facility and now 'wants her life back.' And a changing landscape in the relationship between the U.S. and Russia. President Trump says he spoke directly with Vladimir Putin, the first conversation between the leaders of the two nations since before the 2022 invasion of Ukraine. The conversation comes on the heels of the release of a prisoner exchange. Even President Trump says the newly freed American has his mother to thank for it. Plus, Elon Musk has 12 children by three different women - and one of those kids has been a constant presence during his father's time as President Trump’s advisor - even sitting on dad's shoulders yesterday in the Oval Office. Musk has been accused on social media of using his four year old as a prop - and the boy's mother doesn’t approve either. And the Kansas City Chiefs are still dealing with what could be called 'the agony of defeat' following Sunday’s Super Bowl loss. And among the unhappy is Travis Kelce, who says 'he's kicking himself.'

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With spring break approaching this is not the kind of news you want to hear. Two friends on vacation in the Bahamas were out on a boat when they decided to jump in the beautiful blue water and suddenly a bull shark went on the attack. And, stunning words on the house floor from Republican Congresswoman Nancy Mace. For nearly an hour she spoke out - accusing four successful businessmen, including her ex-fiancé, of being sexual predators. They all deny any wrongdoing. Plus, some Americans are going to great extremes to beat the soaring egg prices. They're renting chickens! Yes, even with no farming experience, they say its way cheaper to have chicken lay a dozen eggs at home than buy them at the supermarket.  And Grammy winner Sabrina Carpenter is on the cover of the March issue of Vogue. She's striking a pose in a baby blue lingerie-inspired outfit and many online believe she's channeling Madonna’s 1990's ‘Blonde Ambition’ look.

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Super Bowl 59 is in the history books with the Eagles winning their second Vince Lombardi Trophy in what, for a while, was a total blowout. Among the more than 76,000 in the stadium was President Trump, who became the only sitting president to attend a Super Bowl. And among the many celebrities was Taylor Swift who publicly endorsed Kamala Harris for president. And Kendrick Lamar did the halftime show... the first time a solo rapper has headlined, and it's sparked plenty of commentary. But one moment no one saw coming was when tennis great Serena Williams popped up as a dancer. Plus, Philadelphia fans spilled into the streets celebrating the Eagles win and since this is only their second Super Bowl win, things got a little wild. And the egg shortage continues in parts of the country and some people are getting desperate. Surveillance cam captured thieves stealing more than 500 eggs from a restaurant in Seattle. And while you probably check your eggs to make sure none are broken; these days you need to check to make sure you get a full dozen. 

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Did he get away with murder? That's the question being asked about a 17-year-old after he was acquitted in the murder of his mother. That court decision came after he'd already killed his father, police say, in self-defense. And every year before the Super Bowl the NFL holds an award show and former New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick, who's 72, showed up with his 24-year-old girlfriend who had a Super Bowl ring on her finger. Is she engaged? Or did Belichick just run out of fingers? Plus, he's on tap to become the President's point man on health matters in the U.S., so when RFK Jr. mixes something into his drink, people pay attention. And plenty of folks are wondering what was in the little bottle he uncorked during a flight. And Sunday's Super Bowl comes less than six weeks after 14 people were killed in New Orleans when a pickup truck drove into the New Year’s Eve crowd. Though most of New Orleans is celebrating the Super Bowl, for the victims’ families -- that's hard to do. One victim actually worked at the Superdome with his father who will now be watching the game without him.

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There is some good news on the health front... more than half of the country has seen a decrease in cases of Covid - but there's a new worry to take its place: The Flu. 

And back-to-back winter storms have as much as a third of the United States in a deep freeze, with ice and freezing rain making both roads and sidewalks especially treacherous. Plus, President Trump will be among the thousands at the Superdome on Sunday - as the first sitting president to attend a Super Bowl. And it seems he may have a favorite when it comes to the teams. A mother of a toddler and her boyfriend are facing child neglect charges after her little one was spotted alone in a car in the parking lot of a bar. The mom says she was trying to get her boyfriend to leave, but cops say the child was alone for as much as two hours. The mother and her boyfriend have pled not guilty.

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Lots of tears on Kelly Ripa's show today as she shared news that her beloved dog that appeared regularly on her show has passed away. Ripa says for the last 17 years the Shih Tzu named Chewie was an amazing companion to her family and losing her has been beyond tough. And President Trump's comments that he wants to take over war torn Gaza and turn it into the “Riviera of the Middle East” caused lots of mouths to drop around the world. Many thought he had to be joking, but that doesn't appear to be the case. Plus, with news Donald Trump will be the first sitting president to attend a Super Bowl, security is being beefed up to a whole new level. More than 2,000 federal agents are working alongside the New Orleans Police Department. And egg prices skyrocketed to as much as 19 dollars a dozen due to bird flu wiping out millions of chickens. Now comes this...thieves stealing 100,000 eggs being transported to grocery stores. The stolen eggs are worth 40,000 dollars.

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Last night in New Orleans, members of both the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles met the press for the traditional Q & A - and one question for Travis Kelce stood out. Might he be considering a half time show of his own? He was asked if he was planning to propose at halftime to Taylor Swift. And there's still talk from Sunday’s big event - the Grammys. Kanye West's red carpet stunt got plenty of attention, with his wife revealing her basically nude body in a sheer dress. The talk is this: Is she ok?

Plus, officials in Miami Beach are sending a message loud and clear to spring breakers - you are still not welcome here. They want college kids to know that Miami Beach will have curfews, DUI enforcement and a heavy police presence. Will it make a difference? And President Trump's pick for health secretary cleared an important hurdle today. A senate committee has voted to send Bobby Kennedy Jr's nomination to the full chamber. That is not news a number of his family members wanted to hear. 

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It was a history making night at the Grammy's last night with Beyonce not only now the holder of more Grammy awards than anyone ever, she also 'finally' won album of the year - along with becoming the first black woman to win a Grammy for country album of the year. And last week was a terrible week for aviation. First was the deadly crash outside Reagan National Airport in D.C. - followed by the crash of the medical jet in Philly Friday night and just yesterday passengers in Houston had to make an emergency exit after the wing caught fire. It's no surprise some Americans are jittery about flying. Plus, lawyers for players in one of the ugliest Hollywood disputes in recent memory faced off in a New York City courtroom today with the first hearing in the It Ends with Us  dueling lawsuits between' stars Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni. Over the weekend, Baldoni launched a website of texts and emails 'he' says supports his defamation case and her team is trying to pull the plug on it. And the countdown is on for Superbowl Sunday and our Lisa Guerrero is in New Orleans for all the festivities, along with our special correspondent Maggie Sajak.  

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