ABC World News Tonight with David Muir Full Broadcast - Feb. 10, 2025

Summary

This broadcast covers breaking news across various headlines: two major storms affecting millions of Americans, a deadly plane crash in Scottsdale, a shark attack on two American tourists in the Bahamas, and a tragic case involving a reporter's death in New Orleans. It also discusses President Trump's new tariffs on steel and aluminum, the ongoing egg shortage due to bird flu, and the struggles at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. In lighter news, Super Bowl MVP Jalen Hurts shares his victory with fans, celebrating the Eagles' win over the Kansas City Chiefs.

Takeaways

• 😀 77 million Americans are under weather alerts as two major storms are set to hit, with snow, freezing rain, and strong winds expected to affect multiple states.
• 😀 A deadly plane collision in Scottsdale, Arizona involves a Lear jet veering off the runway and crashing into another jet, with at least one fatality and multiple injuries.
• 😀 President Trump announces a new 25% tariff on imported steel and aluminum to support U.S. manufacturers, though experts warn this could increase prices for consumers on products like cars and construction materials.
• 😀 A federal judge has blocked President Trump's plan to force federal workers to resign or risk being fired, with the situation continuing to evolve with legal challenges.
• 😀 Elon Musk and Vice President JD Vance have openly criticized judges' authority in recent rulings, raising concerns about the balance of power between the judicial and executive branches.
• 😀 The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has been temporarily shut down, affecting its mission to protect Americans from deceptive financial practices, with workers now being told to stay home.
• 😀 Two American women were attacked by a shark while swimming in the Bahamas, with one of them requiring a third surgery for her injuries.
• 😀 A sports reporter sent to cover the Super Bowl was found dead in his hotel room in New Orleans, with a woman arrested in connection with his death and the possible use of his credit card after his passing.
• 😀 The ongoing egg shortage in the U.S. is being fueled by bird flu, with significant price increases and thefts of eggs reported in multiple states, causing concern among consumers and businesses alike.
• 😀 Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts led the Philadelphia Eagles to a Super Bowl victory over the Kansas City Chiefs, earning the Super Bowl MVP award and setting a new rushing record for a quarterback.

Q & A

What was the outcome of Super Bowl 59?

The Philadelphia Eagles defeated the Kansas City Chiefs with a shocking 40-22 win.

Who was the MVP of Super Bowl 59?

Jaylen Hurts, the quarterback of the Philadelphia Eagles, was named the MVP of Super Bowl 59.

What Super Bowl record did Jaylen Hurts break?

Jaylen Hurts broke the record for rushing yards by a quarterback in a Super Bowl, a record he set himself two years ago.

How did Jaylen Hurts describe the moment he realized he was a Super Bowl champion?

Jaylen Hurts mentioned that it hit him when he entered the locker room and saw his teammates celebrating.

What were Jaylen Hurts' feelings about winning the Super Bowl?

Jaylen Hurts expressed immense gratitude and stated that he felt truly blessed.

Where did Jaylen Hurts celebrate after the Super Bowl victory?

Jaylen Hurts celebrated at Walt Disney World, as part of ABC's parent company.

When is the Eagles Super Bowl victory parade scheduled?

The Eagles Super Bowl victory parade is scheduled for Friday, Valentine's Day, in the City of Brotherly Love (Philadelphia).

What was the significance of the parade timing?

The parade takes place on Valentine's Day, which adds an extra layer of symbolism given Philadelphia's nickname, 'City of Brotherly Love.'

What is the planned air date for the full interview with Jaylen Hurts?

The full interview with Jaylen Hurts will air tomorrow morning on Good Morning America (GMA).

What major media outlet broadcasted this content?

The content was broadcasted on World News Tonight with David Muir, which is America’s most-watched newscast.