♪ >> juju: finally tonight, mike tyson making an improbable comeback at 57. the former heavyweight champion facing off against an unlikely opponent, controversial youtuber-turned-boxer jake paul. it's tyson's first professional fight in nearly 20 years and his opponent at just 27 is 30 years younger than him. that fight will stream on netflix on july 20th. tyson was widely regarded as one of the greatest and most-feared fighters in boxing. he notoriously bit evander holdly field's twice during a championship bout in 1997. that's "nightline." thanks for staying up with us. good night, america.

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that collapse. a report last fall determined that the pool decks construction deviated from design requirements, and that wound up weakening the condo structure. but a final report is still expected next year. >> congress is moving to phase two of its effort to get tiktok to sever its ties with its chinese based parent company. here's abc's andrea fujii. >> this morning, house lawmakers have agreed unanimously to move a bill to a full floor vote, which would force the sale of chinese owned tiktok or face a nationwide ban. >> imagine what they could do with the app in terms of election year misinformation, in terms of misinformation about a war that proves the point that we can't put this app in the hands of our foremost adversary, the chinese communist party. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have long had national security concerns about the social media app in how china uses its user information, but tiktok's parent company, bytedance, has denied sharing american data. >> congresswoman, i have seen no evidence that the chinese

government has access to that data. they have never asked us. >> we have not provided the chinese government has said they firmly oppose the sale. tiktok responded to the bipartisan bill in washington, writing the government is attempting to strip 170 million americans of their constitutional right to free expression, and the company called on its users to contact congress, posting tiktok is at risk of being shut down in the u.s. call your representative now. users then flooded lawmakers offices with phone calls. now the bill's author rejects calling it a potential tiktok ban, saying his legislation is aimed at forcing the company to sever its ties with the chinese government. >> in our construct, they can continue to enjoy the app and post dance videos on the app, or run their small business on the app. as long as bytedance separates its ties with tiktok, the bill is expected to head to the house for a full vote next week. >> since 2020, congress has attempted multiple times to ban

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response to the school shooting cleared officers of wrongdoing, also from texas. >> what likely caused the biggest fire in state history? the deadly blaze that has burned since last week. >> and sure, the oscars are all about the awards, but we love the unscripted moments, too. we're going to look back at some of the best. it's friday, march 8th. >> from abc news this is world news now. >> happy friday. >> we made it to the weekend everyone. it is oscars weekend. we are so excited here at world news now and the unscripted moments i'd say, are probably even more interesting usually than the actual words. what do you think? what's the most famous moment you can think of last year was it was a year ago. two years ago. it was two years ago. >> what is happening with time? that was two years ago. i know hard to believe. >> i know that was a big one that easily. remember? yeah there's been so many though we don't know what will happen this

week. that's what's fun about these shows. we'll have much more on the oscars coming up in just a few minutes, though. we have to begin, though, this morning with a determined and forceful president biden contrasting his vision for america with that of his predecessor. this is a live look right now. take a look. this is the capitol. hours after the third biden state of the union address. >> during last night's address, the president detailed his administration's accomplishments and responded to criticism about hot button issues, including whether he's fit for office. abc's ike ejiochi starts us off. >> i know it may not look like it, but i've been around a while. president biden delivering the state of the union, making the case for a second time and taking the fight to donald trump. my inherited economy is on the brink now. our economy is literally the envy of the world. 15 million new jobs in just three years, a record unemployment at 50 year low. inflation has dropped from 9% to 3. wages keep going up, inflation keeps coming down. >> the president addressing the border crisis, an issue where

he's polling poorly, scolding republicans for failing to take up the bipartisan border bill. biden noting it would have added thousands of border security agents, judges and asylum officers to the border. send me the border bill now. t president holding up a pen with georgia murder victim lincoln riley's name, given to him by congresswoman marjorie taylor greene before the speech. >> lincoln lincoln riley, an innocent young woman who was killed by an illegal to her parents. i say my heart goes out to you. having lost children myself, i understand on abortion. >> biden blaming trump for overturning roe versus wade before speaking directly to the supreme court justices in attendance. >> with all due respect, justices, women are not without electoral electoral power. excuse me? electoral or political power? you're about to realize this. how much you

brought about. >> the president turning to international issues, including the crisis in gaza as urging the october 7th attack by hamas, but criticizing israel for its response. biden saving some of his biggest attacks for vladimir putin as he slammed republicans for blocking ukrainian aid and issued this message to the russian president we will not bow down >> i will not bow down in. literal sense, history is watching biden saying, despite the many issues the country faces, he remains optimistic. >> i really am, i'm optimistic, nancy republicans painting a different outlook. >> the country we know and love seems to be slipping away, and it feels like the next generation will have fewer

opportunities and less freedoms than we did. >> the country needs to be united in this commander in chief is unwilling or incapable of doing that. and i think that's what the american people saw tonight. >> ike ejiochi abc news, new york. >> all right, ike, thank you for that. president biden will be taking his message on the road traveling to pennsylvania today. >> it was a late night for biden. he was among the last to leave the house chamber last night. we're told his motorcade was still at the capitol until nearly midnight eastern time and making a surprise appearance ousted former congressman jorge santos, clad in a rhinestone collar and silver shoes. >> there, former members are allowed access to the house floor unless they are convicted of a crime. and despite his vow to leave politics, santos now says he's launching a new bid for congress. running from a different district. >> in other news, there is outrage in uvalde, texas, now that an investigation ordered by city leaders has cleared local police officers who responded to

the robb elementary school shooting. a new report acknowledges their failures but says they don't deserve punishment. this morning, families in uvalde, texas, are lashing out after a report on the response to the robb elementary school shooting cleared officers of wrongdoing. >> how dare you? >> how dare you? >> you were paid by them. these are the moments the first officers entered the school in 2022, encountering gunfire and retreating. >> then waiting 77 minutes before breaching the door. this child survived. >> this child was shot and he set in there for 77 minutes at a packed council meeting yesterday, retired detective jesse prado, who was hired by the city to investigate the shooting that killed 19 children and two teachers, detailed multiple failures by law enforcement, but prado found none of those officers violated policy. >> there were no indications of wrongdoing in any of his actions. there was no evidence of serious acts of misconduct.

>> prado also said acting chief of police mariano pargas, who resigned weeks after the shooting, should be exonerated. two council members say they do not agree or accept the findings , calling them embarrassing and insulting. cowards and the victims families, infuriated by the report. >> my son's birthday is on tuesday. you know how to celebrate that at the cemetery. >> i should not be doing that, kim rubio, whose daughter lexi was also killed, echoed what so many of those families are demanding do what's right. >> terminate them. >> in january, a report by the department of justice found massive failures by law enforcement. a criminal investigation by uvaldes district attorney remains open. >> some 40 million americans from texas across the southeast are facing severe storms from now through tomorrow, accuweather's melissa konstanzer has the forecast. melissa, good morning, ryan, and we're looking at the threat for severe weather throughout the south today,

including damaging winds, large hail and isolated tornadoes. >> look at all the rainfall associated with this. there could even be some flooding potential as those thunderstorms fire up into the afternoon and evening hours. but it doesn't stop overnight. tonight in fact, tomorrow we're going to find more of these thunderstorms erupting, which means another round of severe weather, this time from the carolinas to the florida panhandle. beyond that, the weekend does look to be wet for both the east coast and portions of the west. rhiannon. andrew. >> all right melissa, thank you. march is women's history month and this week there were some women making history. >> an all women crew staffed a flight from newark, new jersey, to sarasota, florida yesterday morning. they were led by captain gabrielle harding, the second black woman pilot in united's history. >> the flight's cabin staff are also all women. the same crew was scheduled to fly from sarasota back to newark yesterday afternoon. united said it was a happenstance that the all women team was put together during women's history.

>> this is really cool. it's actually really rare. a 2022 study found that women in aviation only make up 4.6% of pilot jobs, and for it to happen during women's history month, extra special coming up, some of oscars most iconic moments, plus the trial for the father of a michigan school shooter gets underway. >> one teacher describes the moment she realized she'd been shot, and later, one family's emotional reunion with their dog . >> look at that missing for ten years. you're watching world news now. >> we are a law firm that only represents mesothelioma victims and their families. do you have questions about paying medical bills, getting the best medical treatment, finding a specialist, or getting the compensation you deserve? if so, we've been offering free information about mesothelioma to victims and their families for over ten years. mesothelioma is really all we do. call us now for this free book. >> call us at 800 511 5400 or go

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