| Summary: | An episode of ABC’s Good Morning America with Charles Gibson and Robin Roberts. Topics covered: the severe winter weather in Washington D.C. and Eastern U.S.; the exploration of Mars and computer problems with Mars rover landings; weapons of mass destruction in Iraq; Martha Stewart's trial; headlines from the Golden Globe Awards; updates on the United States presidential elections of 2004; insights into Michael Jackson’s child molestation case; Kobe Bryant’s ongoing sexual assault case; updates on adolescent murderer Lionel Tate who was sentenced to life imprisonment and then released; the inventor of the bubble wrap and the national bubble wrap appreciation day; the effects of long terms use of dark hair dyes; mayor Michael Bloomberg and the Atkins diet; “Juvies,” a documentary about juvenile offenders and their lives in prison; women in U.S. politics; report on the Queen Mary II cruise ship; interview with Samantha Runnion’s mother on “Samantha’s Pride,” a neighborhood child protection program that she created after her daughter disappeared; miraculous medical recovery of a boy who pierced his head with a pitchfork.
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