Morning Run with Amy and TJ.

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Good Wednesday morning, everyone, and welcome to Morning Run. I'm Amy Robach.

And I'm T.J. Holmes. Always appreciate you running with us. And on today's run,

the fate of Trump's criminal convictions might be put on the back burner for a while. How long? Say, four years.

Meanwhile, Dr. Oz is the latest television personality to join the Trump administration.

Plus, Trump makes his pick for Education Secretary and her resume includes several memorable

WWE performances. Also, Ukraine has fired powerful U.S.-made missiles at Russia, a first

in the war. Russia is responding with nuclear rhetoric. And a scary-sounding weather phenomenon

is impacting the U.S. right now. What exactly is a bomb cyclone? Also, on this morning's run, Netflix is facing a class action

lawsuit. And if you watch the Mike Tyson versus Jake Paul Fight Friday, you might want to join in on

this lawsuit too. And Raphael Nadal's unmatchable career officially ended yesterday and in poetic

and painful fashion. And finally on this run, Homes for sale in

Italy being offered to specifically Americans for one dollar. What's the catch? There's got to be one.

Well, maybe there's not. There's always a catch. This is a pretty big catch, but it is a real

offer. We'll get into that,

but we'll start the run on this Wednesday with a significant development in Trump's criminal

case here in New York. Prosecutors now say they're willing to wait until Trump's presidential

term is over to continue the case. That would be a four-year pause on these proceedings. In a letter to the judge,

the DA's office acknowledged that President-elect Trump is probably not going to be sentenced

for his hush money felony convictions until after his upcoming presidential term. And it also said

it would agree to postpone his sentencing to give them, the DA's office, time to litigate Trump's

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