and finally tonight, princess kate seemingly out and about on saturday. it could be the first open air sighting of the princess of wales since her january surgery in a video obtained by tmz, which claims the royal pair spent some time shopping. the couple in the clip looking sure-footed and spry, walking briskly together, smiling and chatting. it's believed to be the first image of kate since the palace posted that doctored mother's day photo a week ago, attracting conspiracy theories about the princess' condition.

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littleton, massachusetts. the semi was in stop traffic, and the driver said he thought the rig had cleared the tracks. no injuries were reported, though. we have to tell you that a similar crash happened at that same crossing nearly two years ago. >> glad everyone's okay. we're getting our first look at a weekend rescue in southern california. in the forest, crews recovered a man from the angeles national forest after he suffered an ankle injury. he was hiking with his family. rescuers found him, though, thanks to the sos feature on his wife's iphone. she used it at the head of the trail, then led crews to her husband in addition to the injured ankle, he is being treated for hypothermia and from the uk, a story a lot of people are talking about online. >> we have a princess kate sighting the front page of today's sun newspaper says great to see you again kate. video of kate's shopping trip with her husband william was obtained by tmz. here it is. we are showing it to you. it is the first time she has been seen in public since having surgery back in january. it follows that doctored photo that sparked a firestorm storm of conspiracy

theories. royal watchers say despite being seen, there are still plenty of questions we've solved. >> the mystery of where kate middleton is, but we do not know why. we haven't heard from her or seen from her her for so long. >> princess kate is not expected to return to her public duties until mid april. >> have we ever seen them shopping before? here i go. remember, i'm opening the can of worms. have we ever seen that before? hopefully everything's okay and we'll get some answers soon. all right, moving on. when we come back, what william shatner is saying about getting back on the starship enterprise and what channing tatum just said about his future father in law's shirtless selfie. >> have you seen it? we'll show

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>> it is time now for the skinny. danny joins us as we start with a very special man who also happens to be an old friend of the show and a legend. >> we're talking about william shatner, who turns 93 years young this friday. >> his career took off aboard the enterprise in the 1960s as captain kirk on star trek and now he's telling the hollywood reporter that he would, quote unquote, definitely consider a return to the captain's chair if presented with a script that involved kirk 50 years older, that, quote, genuinely added to the lore of star trek. >> there is a chance he's also opening up about crying with jeff bezos. do you remember he became the oldest person to go to space three years ago at the age of 90, citing his fear of what's happening to earth because he could see how small it was. >> he even spoke about an appearance on snl in which he famously shaved, and the trekkies get a life, will you people? >> i need, for crying out loud,

it's just a tv show. >> you've turned an enjoyable little job that i did as a lark for a few years into a colossal waste of time. >> that was in 1986, apparently he still gets asked about it, but of course, the pinnacle of his career is singing the world news polka stuff. >> you saw koppel's show. that's the weirdest polka. >> it's late night. you're wide awake and you're not wearing pants. so grab your world news now mask and everybody dance. >> there's barry with william shatner. >> oh that's cool, that's so cool. >> i know he's a legend. he is. you know who else is a legend? >> i do, beyonce. >> okay, we got to break this down because we are counting down to. >> i'm like, checking off the days on my calendar. tell us what? ten days and counting. >> here's what we know so far. beyonce's country carter country themed album is the second act of her renaissance, which came out in 2022. it's set for release march 29th. this is her eighth studio album. despite

danny's online searches, the track list is still unconfirmed. but we do know this the two leading singles, texas hold'em and 16 carriages, are already setting and breaking records, and it's rumored we told you this before as well to include a tribute to the queen of country herself, dolly parton. i hope she's on there with her. >> that would be cool. or it'll be like the pit bull thing with 9 to 5. or it's just like a sampling of the old one, and could be that for a cool song. but what do i know? i was duped by the internet last week when i thought i saw the track list and i was wrong. all excited. internet's undefeated and apparently this album has been in the works for quote unquote years. >> yes, and lionel's going to have the complete breakdown for all of us. i will in ten days. >> now, as i've been waiting for beyonce, i've been also playing this album out. >> the next person we're talking about, another record breaker actually breaking a record on the billboard hot 100. and it's not beyonce this time. >> no, and it's not even the singer. it's ariana grande's 98 year old nonna, her grandmother has become the oldest person to

land on the chart following the release of her new collaboration with her granddaughter. >> oh, their new song ordinary things has just landed on the chart at number 55. funny thing is, nothing is done with you. >> and when he'd come home and i'd see him and it gets off that train, it was like god almighty arrived. >> oh, i love that she included her nonna on there. >> that is beautiful. now, if the song wins a grammy next year, her grandma marjorie would become the oldest winner of a grammy award. >> what a beautiful tribute to your grandma to bring her on the song. it's a great song. >> also, i haven't heard it. >> i've just heard a love song and she's kind of talking about seeing her man back in the day and, you know, working through the things. but really, really beautiful. so many people are having like the youngest or the oldest person in all these awards now. >> yeah, we just had john williams get nominated for the score of indiana jones at like 93. right. it's never too late.

never too late. okay. finally, channing tatum weighing in on his future father in law's instagram selfie. >> how would you like for your father in law to look like this? danny? >> it'd be emasculating. yeah but he does. >> but that's lenny kravitz. oh, your father didn't look like that. >> if you're watching this, you are one handsome dude, just like lenny. that is lenny kravitz. >> and look at that snap. that is quite the physique there. >> yeah. so channing, he is 6060 something. >> i think. >> i think he's 60. >> okay. whatever he is, he looks better than all of us. and he's older than all of us. all right. channing is engaged to his daughter zoe, and told him he needs to cool it down. lenny's followers were having none of it, saying, do not discourage him. everyone is loving the lenny shirtless pics on. >> don't discourage him. channing let the world see. >> trying to ruin a good thing. .

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>> it's the end of the world as we know it. it's the end of the world as we know it. and i feel fine. >> oh, that is soon going to be a reality. and if you're not a fan of giant flying, hideous insects, it may soon feel like the end of the world as we know it. it already does. >> just looking behind you is giving me the creeps. all right, this is only though, if you live in certain parts of the country. so hopefully you're going to be spared from this, right, danny? >> yeah, and you'll know it most likely. but happy first day of spring, y'all. it's about to get real loud thanks to a very rare co-emergence that some are calling the cicada apocalypse oh spring. the birds are back. the flowers are back. but for the first time in centuries, billions of cicadas are also about to be back. yay! >> 71 and 13 doesn't overlap too often, as entomologist doctor

frank krell was alluding to there in a few weeks, the brood of cicadas that emerges every 13 years and the brood that emerges every 17 years are going to pop out of the ground at the same time, which last happened in 1803. >> reunited. >> and it feels so good. >> some are even calling this spring and summer the cicada apocalypse. >> what should we do when there are millions of them here? all of a sudden? >> oh, just enjoying them or going away. if we don't enjoy them, they are not harmful. >> well, they may not be that harmful, but cicadas are still quite the loud neighbor for the 4 to 6 weeks that they move into your backyard. some cicadas can even reach over 100db. why are cicadas so loud? >> what are they talking about? >> they are talking about girls >> yes, according to doctor frank, we're just going to have

billions of males audibly competing with each other to grab the attention of the female cicadas. when they come out, they have to be quick before they get eaten. >> they have to find a mate and mate now to be clear, it's mostly the 13 year cicadas impacting the south and appalachia. >> while the 17 year cicadas hit the midwest, da bears, da bears. but in states like illinois, they might get both in the same forest. sorry, guys. >> also, it's about to get real wet because according to the national academy of sciences, a new study finds that cicadas have the fastest urination velocity in the world at three meters per second. that is more than elephants and horses, guys. >> news you can use danny. >> you're welcome. >> way to scare happy kids heal faster. that's why starlight children's foundation is dedicated to improving mental well-being of sick kids, regardless of their illnes or injury. when a child is hospitalized, they are scared, lonely, and stressed.

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>> our team is there, showing the destruction left as gang violence takes a takes a toll on the country. >> also this morning, what former president trump is saying as he struggles to secure a bond for nearly half $1 billion in his new york fraud case. >> plus, the new twist in the case of the woman charged with murdering her husband. and then writing a book about grief. >> and in many areas, the signs of spring have shown up earlier than an average year. what it means for allergies and wildlife as spring begins today, tuesday, march 19th. >> from abc news. this is world news now. >> good morning everyone. thanks for joining us on this first day of spring. do you have allergy problems? >> not usually. yeah i'm feeling good so far, but everyone else around me has been sneezing, sneezing and sniffling. >> i don't have problems either, so it's hard for me to say. but wouldn't you rather take the nice weather with the flowers and all of that? i'll take the

nice weather, allergies, i don't know. >> absolutely. >> winter is over. we did it. we will have much more on that coming up in just a little bit. we'll tell you what it means for your allergies coming up. but we want to begin with the effort to evacuate americans from haiti, where gangs are unleashing horrific new attacks as lawlessness grips the country. >> more than a dozen people were killed in a rampage on an upscale neighborhood. the american embassy says it's exploring options now to transport more u.s. citizens from port au prince to the dominican republic. abc's matt rivers is there in the middle of this crisis, with americans desperate to escape the gang warfare in haiti, we fly to port au prince, the epicenter of the violence. >> the only relatively safe way to get into france right now is on helicopters like this one. >> so flying right now, because what prince is a war zone. >> and as we land, it doesn't take long before we witness the horror so many have endured here for weeks. the charred remains of cars, of businesses all around us and not far away, the

bodies of at least 13 people riddled with bullets, left to die on the streets, crews collecting the dead. no one is safe for many, there's no food. hospitals abandoned. this is one of the main hospitals in port au prince. it's now completely closed. it was looted during some of this fighting. and just look at the destruction here in downtown port au prince. this is the aftermath. more than a week later, of this massive battle that took place between the gangs and the police, doctors saying without care, many are dying in their homes. have you ever seen a situation quite so bad? oh no. >> jamais jamais. >> nearly 8000 americans asking for help. the state department airlifting dozens out of the country sunday, that first u.s. chartered flight landing in miami. but the vast majority still stuck. like richard lubeck, who told me of his daughter's worry. >> at first few days, i didn't tell him what's going on. but then when things started

happening, i said, well, i better come clean. and they're seeing everything on the news. the bad stuff. >> i've reported from port au prince, many a time before, but what i saw truly did shock me entire sections of this capital city utterly decimated by this violence. matt rivers abc news in port au prince shocking images matt rivers, thank you for that. >> israel is sending a team of officials to washington following the first phone call between president biden and prime minister benjamin netanyahu in over a month. biden urging netanyahu not to carry out a military operation in rafah, where more than a million displaced palestinians have been sheltering. the israeli delegation will hear an alternative approach to the planned offensive. >> donald trump is in a cash crunch, unable to come up with the money or a loan to pay the $464 million bond in his new york fraud trial, his attorney cited rejections from more than 30 insurance companies, saying it is not possible to get a bond for the full amount while they appeal. as abc's aaron katersky reports, trump must secure a

bond by next week, or he could lose some of his prized properties. >> there's no telling when the appeals court could rule, but if trump is unable to post a bond, the new york attorney general's office could move to seize properties like this one, which have long borne the trump name. >> trump is blasting the judgment as unconstitutional and un-american and unprecedented. he's also accusing democrats of trying to take his business from him. >> former trump white house aide peter navarro reports to prison today in miami. navarro appealed his contempt of congress conviction for defying a subpoena from the january 6th committee all the way to the supreme court, but that appeal was denied yesterday. navarro has been sentenced to four months. he is the first former trump adviser to go to prison for actions related to january 6th, the last known video of a college student missing for more than a week in nashville has been made public, new body cam images show. >> university of missouri senior riley strain on march 8th. speaking with a police officer shortly after being asked to

leave a bar that's owned by singer luke bryan on sunday, strains bank card was found along a nearby riverbank. police are now using sonar to search the river. >> crafts and fabric retailer joann has declared bankruptcy. in its filing, the chain reported at least $1 billion in debt. it blamed spending reductions by consumers and higher costs due to inflation, as the reasons for its restructuring. joanne plans to keep its more than 800 stores open during that process. and this morning we are so, so happy to report spring officially begins tonight. >> yes, we made it, but many parts of the country actually saw the first signs of spring weeks ago. way earlier than usual. the calendar says spring arrives tonight, but from the deep south to the upper midwest, it feels like spring really sprung. weeks ago. this winter was the warmest on record for the lower 48 states. average temperatures in wisconsin were nearly ten degrees above normal. the deep red areas on this map show where plants sprouted their leaves up to three weeks earlier

than normal. the cherry blossoms in washington have already hit peak bloom two weeks earlier than normal. while most of us welcome the sun and the flowers in early spring comes with consequences. >> we've had a really warm winter and spring and that's really kicking off our pollen season into a frenzy quite early, nearly every region of the country could now see a more intense allergy season earlier and longer. pollen seasons are something we need to prepare for. this is something that climate change is going to keep driving in coming years. >> from pollen in the air to smoke this year, texas has already seen its largest wildfire on record. officials as far north as minnesota are already warning of a high risk for fires. part of the problem the lack of snow adding to drought and water supply concerns in parts of the country. maple sirup producers also forced to make changes, tapping trees as early as january, the earlier spring also impacting wildlife. >> it is certainly strange. >> in the beginning of february

to see so many bears out. >> bears have been waking up from their hibernation earlier. people have already been warned to secure their trash and bird feeders. all right, those bears are cute, but not in your backyard. just saying. experts say late winter and spring are the times of year that we're actually seeing the most dramatic climate change. this is the fifth consecutive year that the washington cherry blossoms we were just talking about hit peak bloom in march. they usually peak beginning in early april. >> that's right. but hang on, winter's not giving up without a fight because frost and freeze warnings are posted from texas all the way to the carolinas this morning, many cities in the eastern us will be below freezing during the morning commute. >> some more good news for you this morning. you are going to work because none of us hit the jackpot in the lottery. last night, the powerball was worth more than $655 million, but no tickets matched all six numbers, which means tomorrow night's drawing will be for an estimated 687 million. >> oh. that's it. that's small potatoes. compared to tonight's mega millions lottery, its

jackpot will be an estimated 875 million bucks. mega millions top prize hasn't been won since december 8th. do you play the lottery? >> i do, i usually play when it gets this high, which means the odds are not that good. >> i often do too, but i feel like no one in new york ever wins. no, not usually california. i forgot there are a lot, but when i was in florida, i didn't win anything there either. there are a few states where they do tend to win more often, and i don't think you need to get into like a family pool with people in other states. >> would you show up to work if you won the next day? would you come the next day? >> i would, i would wait until i got everything i would need the money in my hand before i believed that i won. >> when the check clears, right, rihanna will be m.i.a. >> you might not see me. no i'm kidding. i would still come to work. i love work. me too. coming up. >> not with 800 million being diagnosed with autism as an adult. >> the celebrity doctor who's opening up about her experience, we'll have that. >> plus the new twist in the case of the utah mother charged with murdering her husband and

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