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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The Department of Homeland Security put out a series of posts, one showing screenshots of two emails cancelling reservations of known ICE agents.  Even though Hilton quickly distanced itself from the hotel chain in question and apologized along with the hotel’s management company,  Hilton stock fell 2.5% on Monday.  DHS used incendiary language in its posts, saying Hilton was siding with rapists and murderers and conservative pundits quickly took advantage of the situation on social media calling for a boycott of Hilton hotels and spreading misinformation.

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It’s now officially 2026, and there are still no arrests in the death of 15-year-old Celeste Rivas, the teenager found dismembered and decomposing in the Tesla owned by singer D4VD back in early August. Despite a few unsubstantiated reports from “police sources” in tabloids, investigators have been radio silent since November when they finally acknowledged the singer was in a romantic relationship with Rivas-Hernandez and is officially a suspect in her death. From the D4vd investigation, to the deaths of Martha Nolan and Anna Kepner, Amy and T.J. will spend this week going over some of the mysterious cases that plagued the headlines in 2025, to see where they are headed in the new year.  

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Ousted President Nicolás Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores made their first court appearance in Manhattan this morning to face narco-terrorism, drug and weapons charges.  They two pleaded not guilty, but they managed to get in a few more words than that.  While this fascinating scene was unfolding inside the courtroom, two separate factions of demonstrators surrounded the courthouse, some thanking President Trump and some wanting Maduro set free. 

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The children of former Minnesota House Speaker Melissa Hortman are pleading with President Trump to remove a video he reposted on social media alleging Minnesota Governor Tim Walz is behind their mother and father’s assassinations. Governor Walz going even further, saying Trump’s post is going to “get more innocent people killed.” 

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It’s the 50th anniversary of the annual BANISHED words list, and Amy and T.J. go over the top 10 words and phrases you can no longer say in 2026. They also go through some of the words  that just won’t stay banished, because “at the end of the day” it’s “awesome” and a total “game changer.” 

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Police are asking for the public’s help in trying to solve a double homicide in Columbus, Ohio.   37 year old Dr. Spencer Tepe and his wife, 39 year old Monique Tepe were both found shot to death on December 30th after Tepe failed to show up for work.  Police found their two toddlers unharmed in the home, with no signs of forced entry and no weapon left behind.

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Jury selection begins on Monday for 59 year old Paul Caneiro who is facing first degree murder charges for the quadruple murder of his family members.  Prosecutors also allege Caneiro burned down his own home along with his brother’s to try and cover up the brutal crime.  Amy and T.J. go over the horrific details in the case and why it’s taken nearly 8 years for the trial to begin.

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President Trump’s hour long press conference had several bombshells in it.  First, Trump told Americans the U.S. will run Venezuela until a proper transition can take place.  He also said U.S. oil companies would be going into Venezuela to rebuild the infrastructure and start making money.  We also learned that Venezuelan President Maduro and his wife will "face the full might of American justice" and stand trial in the United States.  As of this recording, they are both on a U.S. warship headed to New York.  

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