conversation at "access loose with the facts and more to recent studies that show more mexicans leaving the u.s. than coming in. tom llamas, abc news, new york. isis apparently has a new jihadi john. the terror group's latest british accented spokesman appears on a video released over the weekend. he calls the british prime minister an imbecile and then he helped execute five supposed british spies. sources told us he may be a well-known british radical interviewed by abc news about a year and a half ago just before he fled to syria. >> the 1.6 drop in the dow jones industrial average triggered by bad news about chinese manufacturing activity. both the dow and s&p 500 had their worst starts to a year in quite awhile. so far this morning, u.s. stock futures are up.

as a pizza war breaks out between pizza hut and papa john's. pizza hut is taking a page out of the domino's playbook offering a medium pizza with one topping for five bucks with another purchase or a second pizza for five bucks. papa john's is offering with the purchase of a large pizza a second pizza for only 50 cents are they packing up trying to get pizza? >> for customers it pretty much comes down to taste. all right. it will take au entire year to work off the calories i think. starbucks is starting the new year with a new drink. the latte mackate tote fearings steamed whole milk with espresso shots on the bold scale. it's one step below a full-fledged espresso. it's 0 calories with one teaspoon of sugar as opposed to the average grande frappuccino

teaspoons of sugar. >> i'm more of a tea wrink drinker myself. but i think that's on my list. there are certain new year's day rituals all around the world, the rose parade, polar bear swims. in japan, it's the great tuna action. this year's 440 pound fish sold for $118,000. look at that thing. it was sold to a sushi restaurant or the one who usually wins as the high bidder. >> that looks kind of gross there. within hours he was serving up slices of this tuna. he got a bargain. three years ago he paid more than ten times as much for this. >> and seems like there wasn't the competition this year. >> that was probably the deal. so this is like an 80-year tradition in japan for new year's but apparently this is the last year for this tradition. >> we needed to get some of that then. we missed out. >> it's pretty much gone by now. coming up "the mix," how you can

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fire that took the lives of 14 people in china. more than 30 others were injured. take a look at these scenes we're getting in. the fire fully engulfed the bus before passengers could escape. investigators have released the name and photograph of a suspect. china has suffered a number of serious bus fires in recent years, some set by mentally ill or disgruntled people. more trouble now for volkswagen. the justice department is suing the automaker for environmental violations stemming if the can dal in which diesel cars were rigged to cheat on emissions tests. the suit seeks billions in penalties but is not likely to be the federal word from the government. there may still be criminal charges against some volkswagen executives. >> takata's defective air bags able to exload in your front seat linked to at least nine

there's been a major recall and our team looking for answers from takata. >> i'm going to have to ask you to step off the property. >> okay. >> no problem. so now to the stunning new revelation e-mails from takata engineers that seem to show they were not making it easy to find vital information. here's abc's david kerley. >> while takata admits it hid exploding air bag information internal e-mails are providing a look at the culture inside the company especially this one, an engineer preparing a test data report writes to a colleague, happen happen manipulating. takata said in a statement that in this e-mail was not about changing data, just the way it was presented but but there are 2000. a u.s. takata official writes that a report sent to its customer honda used data that was "incorrect, incorrectly

in 2005, another report to honda included data that was "a wholesale fabrication," audio according to an e-mail labeled integrity. the documents given to abc by the driver of this car patricia mincy who claims she was paralyzed by the air an bag. the deception extended to the u.s. government. >> nhtsa's investigation uncovered a pattern by takata of providing selective, incomplete, or inaccurate information to nhtsa. >> while takata has settled with the government, it still faces several lawsuits from the families of those killed or those injured from exploding air bags. david kerley, abc news, washington. up next in our next half hour here, a starbucks showdown. a customer confronting the cashier alleging they stole her credit card information. why these kinds of thefts are really all too common now and how you can prevent becoming a victim yourself. >> but first, miss universe

through her head during this now infamous mistake in announcing the winner and what life is like now that the crown is truly hers. you're watching "world news now."

continue >> we should point out no lie that is the team that miss colombia wakes up to every morning in her hotel room. it was one of the most awkward live television moments in recent history. >> it's so bad. >> steve harvey crowning the wrong miss universe. >> so the woman who actually won is now speaking about the whole ordeal and how she has much bigger issues to work on now. here is abc's juju chang.

and diamonds obviously. >> these are real diamonds. >> reporter: it's not every day you get to see nearly a pound of white gold and sparkling jules up close but miss universe showed us the infamous crown finally finding its rightful place here on the head of miss philippines pia wurtzbach. >> it was the blunder that stunned the universe. miss universe that is. >> i will take responsibility for this. >> host steve harvey's gaffe taking an the crown off miss colombia and placing it instead on miss philippines who was suddenly no longer first runner-up. >> we saw your face. it was literally utter shock. >> i was very excited because i was announced the winner. >> the coronation mix-up inspired countless memes with harvey even poking fun at himself at christmas posting merry easter y'all. >> some people are saying well, steve harvey must have done this on purpose to get publicity.

the way he was so apologetic afterwards -- >> he was mortifyied. >> yeah, yeah, he corrected right away though. like i applaud him for that. >> miss colombia said she not only felt humiliated but felt it was a grave injustice. if the situation was switched, then maybe i would have felt the same way. so it's okay. i understand where she's coming from. >> despite miss colombia's suggestion, pia says she doesn't think sharing the crown makes sense. >> it would be very difficult for two girls to share the crown because it's not just the crown but the responsibility and the job of a miss universe. >> and she's anxious to get to work promoting her causes like cyberbullying that comes along with nearly every viral event these days. >> reporter: when people tweet nasty things back at you, do you just ignore it. >> whenever i see things like

the only comments that matter to me are the people that matter. >> she makes glamorous look easy but she says it took years of intensive training. > try to imagine an s. >> what's the most difficult part of training for a pageant for you? >> i'm a culinary graduate. i'm a foodie and love to cook and eat. for me the hardest part was to find that discipline on heating healthy. >> reporter: but she says it was a small sacrifice for the chance to represent her country. >> we take it very seriously. to us, miss universe is that one crown that we can't get and finally, after 42 years, i got it like sometimes i can't believe that really. i was the one who did it. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm juju chang in new york. >> she has a got attitude about it. >> she does. that's a big cross to barry think for her, but the moment where they take the crown off, it's so the -- it's tragic. >> yeah, you kind of like stole

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mr. clark in the background has the internet on fire right now because he's a co-founder and middle school teacher of the ron clark academy in atlanta. and this dance routine, it's only about 30 seconds, it has everybody just on fire about it. he was once on the oprah winfrey show for his teaching techniques. i'll tell you, he's got some dance moves also. >> i'm so impressed. i think that's awesome. >> absolutely. the next story here and i want to read this to you because i think it's so funny. next to oil and gold and an hbo password, napping might be the world's most precious commodity. in cars on planes, it's hard to do. so this kickstarter campaign came up with they look like regular hoodies. but there's an inflatable pillow inside so you can nap anywhere. i love this. again, it's a kickstarter campaign right now. you can buy it for 49 bucks bucks. >> absolutely brilliant. imagine walking down into your basement and seeing this guy

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>> what a this morning on "world news now," hillary clinton's secret weapon. her husband bill starts campaigning for her. bill clinton's thoughts on donald trump and if he could succeed in today's political world. >> isis threat. the message of terrorism from a new jihadi john. another terrorist speaking with a british accent. who is he? we may have heard from him before without his mask. >> and new this half hour, a big move for rare identical triplets. >> so they were born ten weeks early. their parents face challenges

one of them being how do you tell them apart? >> well, from triplets to twins. we're talking about "the bachelor." "the skinny," the all new season begins. the drama on the very first night as ben higgins searches for love from so many beautiful women. our senior analyst is here with us with his expert insight on this tuesday, january 5th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." good morning, everybody. it's not monday anymore. it's tuesday. >> it is tuesday. >> i'm kayna whitworth. >> i'm kendis gibson. aren't you happy to be here on a "bachelor" post morning? >> i am so excited about that in particular. >> absolutely. >> yes. >> ben, our senior analyst is fired up about it. jack, is that just because there were twins involved? >> it's even better than the real thing. no doubt. >> we can't wait to get his

>> what's in store for you. >> he's been watching it over and over in slow mo. >> i think he came in just for this. >> he had other stuff to do. be tuned in for it. let's get started though with a familiar face who is back on the stump. of course, we're talking about bill clinton making his first solo appearances on behalf of his wife's presidential campaign. >> but the former president comes with his own baggage, too. abc's cecilia vega is covering the campaign. >> reporter: bill clinton kicking off 2016 in new hampshire. >> it's kind of scary this year. >> reporter: taking some not so subtle jabs at a certain republican front-runner. >> when there is discrimination against african-americans or hispanics or muslims, just because of who they are, i don't like that. >> reporter: but he didn't mention donald trump by name, or trump's tactic of dredging up the former president's past sex scandals. >> and the husband's one of the great abusers of the world? give me a break.

trump. donald trump says your past is fair game. i've got to ask you, you keep coming up on the trail with him, is it fair game? a long pause, and then an answer. >> the republicans have to decide who they want to nominate. i'm trying to tell -- now, the democrats, and the country, why i think hillary would be the best president. and i think there's always attempts to take the election away from the people. >> reporter: trump not backing down. >> i think that, you know, hillary was an enabler and a lot of things happened that were, you know, obviously very seedy, i mean, he was impeached, for heaven's sake. >> reporter: but 15 years after leaving office, bill clinton's popularity numbers are sky high, much higher than his wife's. she calls bill her secret weapon, especially in new hampshire, where both clintons have enjoyed political comebacks. >> i listened to you, and in the process, i found my own voice. >> reporter: this year, new

the only state where clinton trails vermont senator bernie sanders and where she needs that not so secret secret weapon more than ever. and the former president's event here in new hampshire was a packed house. and that is exactly what hillary clinton's campaign wants to see an aide to the former president telling me that we can expect to see a lot more of bill clinton 8 on the road this campaign trail the next few weeks. donald trump's first tv campaign ad is stirring up some controversy. i want to show you an image. you can see people here scrambling like ants across a mountainous border. it is seen as the announcer is talking about building a wall along the mexican border. the deal is, that video was shot in morocco 5,000 miles away. the trump campaign is standing by it though. they're saying it illustrates the very real they're the that americans face.

is revealing a new story from hischildhood. carson says he tried to commit suicide in third grade because of trouble at school. he was looking for rat poison and that his older brother told him that drinking a lot of water would make him burst so he tried that instead. but after spending all his time in the bathroom, he gave up on the idea which is what his brother had in mind. >> yea, 26 days till the caucuses in iowa. today president obama announces new restrictions on gun sales. his executive orders will extend the requirement for background checks to flea markets and internet sales. he acknowledges the new rules won't prevent every mass shooting. he's expected to speak about the changes later this morning, a speech that we will cover live here on abc. a police chase on one of southern california's busiest freeways ended up with the suspect dead. and ended with a crash right here on interstate 5 where the man had been driving the wrong direction. he fled on foot but was shot by police and later died. the man was wanted for murder

and part of that major freeway through los angeles was closed for hours. >> and about 60 miles to the east, the victims of the san bernardino terror attack remembered at a memorial service. it was held a few hours after the office complex where the 14 people were killed by a co-worker and his wife reopened for the first time since the massacre. there was tight security as employees reported to work. isis has a new english-speaking spokesman for its videos. in a new video, the new jihadi john, taunts the u.s. calling the british prime minister, as well quoting here an imbecile and participates in several executions. authorities think they may know who he is and so does abc news. here's brian ross. >> reporter: this is the new isis version of evil personified. his face hidden by a black mask, speaking with a british accent. >> we will continue to wage jihad, break borders and one day invade your land. >> reporter: u.s. and british officials are comparing the

characteristics to this well-known british radical, siddhartha dhar, who fled london to syria a year and a half ago after being arrested on charges of supporting terrorism. shortly before that, he talked with abc news. >> the last hour will never come until a group of muslims rise and conquer the white house. >> reporter: dhar was interviewed by correspondent lama hasan in 2014 as he urged young muslim men in london to push for sharia law. >> i think that would be the beginning of the end of the united states of america, of britain, of europe and the entire world. >> reporter: authorities say he is now a leading suspect as the new isis executioner, which if it is the case, will put him on the same list that led to the drone strike against the previous jihadi john who oversaw the execution of four american hostages. brian ross, abc news, new york. >> the ntsb's release of those haunting images of the "el faro" are raising more questions than

the cargo ship went down in the bahamas during hurricane joaquin last october killing all 33 people on board. but as the images indicate, the twisted wreckage there, there is still no sign of the ship's crew or the ship's black box. after a month-long wait, a family in houston, texas, is waking up at home this morning for the first time with three new members. it is a rare set of identical female triplets born on december 1st, ten weeks premature. so little addison, kingsley and savannah harris. each weighed barely three pounds at birth but yesterday they were healthy enough to go home after a lot of planning from mom and dad. >> we've done a lot of planning. we've prepared for a while now. we did deliver a little early. so it's kind of -- that wasn't too expected, but we're just going to go home and try to do our best. >> brad and stephanie harris say the girls will have ankle bracelets color coordinated so

>> very cool for those girls. they're looking pretty good. >> a beautiful family. >> coming up in "the skinny" and our bonus round, the actress chosen to take pamela anderson's role in "baywatch" the movie. higgins "the bachelor" and all love. insight. you cannot get this anywhere else. >> first, serious accusations from a starbucks customer to a cashier. the confrontation and a consumer alert. but first, our forecast map. major storms from el nino hitting the west coast today. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather, brought to you by mucinex fast max. brought to you by mucinex fast max. hey buddy, let's get these dayquil liquid gels and go. but these liquid gels are new. mucinex fast max. it's the same difference. these are multi-symptom. well so are these. this one is max strength and fights mucus. that one doesn't.

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an atlanta teenager was shot in the back by a thief who stole her hoverboard. 16-year-old jasmine hester was outside her home when a gunman snuck up on her and demanded the board. she threw it at him and rushed inside, but he shot her through the door. jasmine was rushed to the hospital and will be physically okay. the police say they have some good leads on the attacker. it's a bit of a tradition in football if you will the day after the season ends, some teams prepare for the playoffs and then others make massive personnel changes. the tennessee titans fired their general manager. the san francisco 49ers cleveland browns and philadelphia eagles all have dismissed their head coaches and the new york giants tom coughlin quit. he will talk publicly about that decision later this morning. it was really emotional especially for eli manning. >> yeah, a lot of players were tweeting about it how sad they were to see him going. >> we're turning now to a mom

was stolen and used at a starbucks and going back to the drive-through window. >> their heated exchange was caught on camera. abc's clayton sandell has more. >> reporter: juana martinez says one quick trip for coffee cost her $212. >> how are you doing? >> reporter: at a california starbucks drive-through last week, martinez claims this cashier stole her credit card number and went on a shopping spree. the next day, martinez confronts her. >> you know what you did, right? >> i'm sorry that i took money from you and your kids. >> $200 isn't that much to anyone else but that was like our rent money. >> reporter: police say they're now investigating. experts say credit card numbers can be stolen by thieves, simply writing them down or using high tech devices called skimmers. this fast food employee was caught using one. >> it's very, very difficult to prevent somebody to have one of these magnetic stripe readers which are very small and very portable. >> reporter: experts say you can help protect your money by frequently checking your bank statements. don't let anybody see your pin number. and don't use an atm or card

been tampered with. >> how would you even make a copy of my card? >> reporter: the coffee company calls the situation "completely unacceptable" and says "the employee no longer works for starbucks. clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> good for her, fighting back. >> when we come back, it is the epic return of our bachelor senior analyst for the premiere of the new season. >> that is next in "the skinny." we'll be right back. >> announcer: "world news now"

abc stations. skinny, so skinny how excited are you for this? you always remember your first. >> so excited. >> time for the return of a fan favorite segment here in "the skinny." the "world news now" recap of the "bachelor." >> last night we saw the premiere of the 20th season. >> dreamy. >> -- of the show. ben higgins at the center of all of this action. he didn't win the heart of katelyn bristow so how he has plenty of opportunities to find love. >> 26 of them. back again to break it all down for us is our bachelor senior analyst, jack sheehan. >> thank you, thank you to my fans online. my cousins of fans online. i appreciate it. thanks for having me back.

>> so great to be back here. >> the new season of "the bachelor" started right here last night on abc. the big question this morning, who is ben higgins? roll that beautiful bachelor footage. >> he went to iu. my husband went to iu. >> did he? >> i'm full of knowledge. >> there you go. >> speaking of hoosiers, he's from indiana. he's 26 years old. like you said, the last time we saw him he was ousted in the round of three during the bachelorette. he says he's ready to fall in love and he says his biggest concern is the fear of being unlovable. so the women -- >> wow. >> the women, there were 28 in total. >> oh. >> too much is never enough. >> absolutely. >> when it comes to stuff like this. kendis, kayna, there were four laurens, lauren b., lauren r., lauren h. and lb. >> poor guy. >> as in pounds. lb. >> there were two black girls. i was so excited two black

>> one of them was jubilee. there are also a lot of js. speaking of jubilee, jennifer, a canadian named jamie. there was jojo who entered with a unicorn head, wearing a unicorn head. jessica is an accountant and jackie. there are also two repeat players from past seasons, becca and amber. >> jimmy kimmel was asking who this amber person is. >> she was a repeat player from a past season. i forgot who she was to be honest. but nonetheless. >> a lot of people did. >> we all remembered becca. she was the virgin and how they did the show, it seemed like she was going to be around for a while. let's put it that way. >> what about the twins? >> the twins, well, they both got roses. let's not get ahead of ourselves. >> okay. >> who made a big impression last night, a former news anchor, maybe she'll be a news anchor again, but we don't know. olivia. >> how do you know this? >> olivia left her job. she and ben really hit it off.

conversations. you know how it ended up? she got the first impression rose. >> oh. >> so that is an important step in any relationship, of course. >> teleprompters. >> now let's bring the drama. lace. >> i loved her. >> lace. this girl was from denver. >> don't look at me. >> she's in real estate, rocky mountain high lace here. she was drinking a lot. she was bringing the drama. she was stealing ben out of other people's conversations. >> what? >> yeah, seriously. she was a little bit of trouble lace, like that. >> obviously they're not. obviously they're not. now, the most important part of the evening, the rose ceremony. 21 women got roses. that means seven were ousted at the first hurdle. lauren who went by the name red

so they're thinning out the laurens. maegan, izzy, jessica and tiara. fans of this segment recognize that there was no kiss count. there was no kiss count tonight because ben didn't kiss anybody. >> let's improve that next week. >> hopefully we can improve on that next week. >> he's a gentleman. >> yeah, if the -- if the analyst had to make a prediction he would say lauren b., the flight attendant to get the ring. analyst is out. >> lauren b. i'm writing it down now. >> i'm thinking amanda. >> the fantasy list. >> amanda. thank you, jack. let's move on quickly. >> learned a lot. next in "the skinny," someone that many wish was still a bachelor but alas, he is married. >> we're talking about channing tatum who is, of course, married to this gorgeous woman, jenna tatum. they're going head to head in a lip sync battle. there's a new preview of the clip. you see channing super

let it go, let it go >> that's amazing. > besides that wardrobe, the choreography there. his twirls are spot on. >> and his wife's face, she's in shock. >> i think l.l. was pretty shocked, as well. >> there you have it, full analysis of "the bachelor." >> he left his rose. >> will you? bonus round is coming up next. will you accept that?will you accept accept that?n stains. clorox toilet bowl cleaner with bleach is no match for that. but lysol power toilet bowl cleaner eliminates mineral build-up effortlessly and kills 99.9% of germs. to get your toilet truly clean, why choose anything other than the power of lysol? and to keep it that way for up to 4 weeks try lysol automatic toilet bowl cleaner. we've got trouble in tummy town. peptocopter! when cold cuts give your belly thunder, pink relief is the first responder,

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skinny, so skinny >> it is your lucky day. we're going for "the skinny" knockout here with the heartthrob justin bieber and the new photos that he's posted for his 52 million followers on -- wait, what in the world? including some shots of him getting comfortable with 19-year-old model hailey baldwin who happens to be the daughter of actor steven baldwin of the baldwin brothers. >> bieber claimed those corn rows right there, that

hailey while they vacationed in the caribbean together. meanwhile, bieber's ex-girlfriend selena gomez seems to be moving on. >> in an interview with "rolling about a recent moment where bieber serenaded her. gomez here apologizing for not wanting to talk about it. but then said i'm so beyond done with talking about that and him. ouch. >> so obviously, justin won't be partying with selena anytime soon but there is someone else the biebs can party with. perhaps leonardo dicaprio. >> the two pals rang in the new year together in the caribbean, of course. leo even got justin to perform at the party because leo's got that kind of pull. apparently not enough pull to get his own girlfriend there. >> not great picture ooze of either of them. ex-girlfriend kelly rohrbach were on the outs. "people" magazine is reporting the 41-year-old dicaprio and the 25-year-old actress and model

besides modeling swimsuits, rohrbach is an actress and just landed her biggest role yet playing c.j. parker on the new "baywatch" movie. >> she's playing the character made famous on the tv series by pamela anderson. and to welcome her onto the set, you see co-star dwayne "the rock" johnson. they took the slow mo jog and then shoved her right in the sand. >> that's awesome. >> maybe the rock was just getting back at her for dumping leo. by the way, the new "baywatch" movie also stars zac efron which many might say is an upgrade from leo. that's mean, brian. >> seeing them together. >> okay, i wrote that, sorry. >> okay. >> that was mean to leo. >> did you guys know that world news is almost as old as the original "baywatch"? >> really? 24 years old. so head to our facebook and twitter pages and tell us your favorite moment. we're going to play it on tomorrow's show.

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this morning. he was a student at solon high school. monday night the school held a candlelight vigil in his memory. the other man in the boat, 51 solon, was canoe flipped. more news later here on tv9. family and friends remember a sol good morning, everybody. i'm kayna whitworth in for reena ninan. >> and i'm kendis gibson. here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." bill clinton has joined his wife's campaign but the man who hillary calls her secret weapon comes with baggage, as well. and donald trump is taking heat for a new ad that shows immigrants storming the border of morocco while it talks about mexico. full coverage ahead. former south carolina cop accused of gunning down an unarmed man is free on bail. he's been in custody since that shooting of walter scott after a traffic stop in april.

house arrest. an atlanta teenager was shot in the back by a thief who stole her hoverboard outside her home. she threw it at him and rushed inside but he shot her through the door. she'll be okay. the police are on the trail of the attacker. after a month-long wait, this rare set of identical female triplets is waking up at home this morning in houston after being born ten weeks premature. little addison, kingsley and savannah harris each barely weighed three pounds at birth. those are some of our top stories on this tuesday, january 5th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> and good morning, everyone. we're going to start this half hour with, let's call it a battle of titans on the campaign trail. so hillary clinton of course, rolled out the big dog, her husband bill joining the campaign. >> as you know though, the former president and his checkered past is proving to be fair game for donald trump.

washington. >> reporter: gop front-runner donald trump taking on hillary clinton at a rally in massachusetts. >> we don't need four more years of obama and that's what you're getting with hillary. that's what you're getting. >> reporter: bill clinton in nearby new hampshire for the first time solo in the 2016 race. hillary clinton on the road in iowa. both trying to ignore trump's recent attacks. abc's cecilia vega one-on-one with the former president. >> reporter: donald trump says your past is fair game. i've got to ask you, is it fair game? >> the republicans have to decide who they want to nominate. >> reporter: donald trump kicked it up a major notch agreeing when a conservative talk radio host said this about the clintons. >> so by her own feminist logic, her husband is a sexual predator and a rapist that she helped cover up for. >> this is a woman that has been really an enabler and that's not a good situation for hillary. >> reporter: for now hillary clinton has stopped mentioning

>> i've adopted a new year's resolution. i'm going to let him live in his alternative reality and i'm not going to respond. >> i'm donald trump. and a prove this message. >> reporter: and there's new criticism of trump's first tv ad. he suggests this is video of illegal immigrants running across the u.s./mexico border. abc news confirmed it's actually footage of people trying to get from morocco to spain. trump's campaign says it intentionally used the video to show "the severe impact of an open border." former president bill clinton will be back on the trail this weekend for a new mexico fund-raiser. things will only heat up since we are just four weeks away from iowa. kayna and kendis? >> thank you. tired of waiting for congress on gun control? president obama is taking matters into his own hands. he's issuing executive orders to tighten the rules on the say of firearms. the president will discuss his action today but already acknowledges this won't prevent all mass shootings.

prevent most. >> we don't beat the bad guys by taking away our guns. we beat the bad guys by using our guns. >> criminals are people with mental health issues should not own guns. i think that's what the president is trying to do, and i think that will be the right thing. >> well, gun rights groups are promising to take legal action but white house officials say the president's order will stand up to a court challenge. we will of course, cover the president's statement live this morning on abc. >> turning our focus overseas, the chips are tumbling over escalating tensions between saudi arabia and iran. the u.n. security council is strongly condemning the attack on the saudi embassy in tehran after the execution of a shia cleric. saudi arabia has broken diplomatic ties with iran. now bahrain and sudan have also severed relations with iran and the uae has downgraded its diplomatic team. the u.s. along with russia and china are calling for restraint

jihadi john. the terrorist group's latest british accented spokesman appears on a video released over the weekend. he calls the british prime minister "an imbecile" and helps execute five supposed british spies. sources tell abc news he may be a well-known british radical interviewed by abc news about a year and a half ago just before he fled to syria. >> the mother of the so-called affluenza teen has a court hearing today in los angeles. texas authorities want to extradite tonya couch. she's accused of helping her son ethan flee the country and hide she was brought back to the u.s. by marshals last week. ethan is still in mexico fighting extradition. he was on probation for running down four people two years ago. >> that intense standoff between anti-government militia men and local authorities in a remote part of oregon has now entered its fourth day. here. it's a long fight over public lands and it doesn't appear to be ending anytime soon. abc's brandi hitt has the

>> reporter: the fbi is now stepping in hoping for a peaceful ending to this tense oregon standoff where armed militia men calling themselves citizens for constitutional freedom have taken control of a federal wildlife refuge, they say belongs to the people. >> because we have allowed our federal government to step outside the bounds of the constitution, they are coming down into the states and taking over the land and the resources. >> reporter: the media allowed inside the isolated compound with bunks and food, many of the armed men from out of state vowing to stay put and defend themselves while the local sheriff demands they leave. >> you said you were here to help the citizens of harney county. that help ended when a peaceful protest became an armed occupation. >> reporter: the standoff started saturday after this rally supporting ranchers dwight and steven happeneds. they turned themselves in monday to serve a five-year prison

>> time was served in 2013, and we're back here again. >> reporter: with no end to the standoff in sight and nearby schools closed, many in this rural community feel uneasy. >> i would call them terrorists. they have a political agenda and they're bringing it forward with arms. >> we haven't had a normal life since they came in and started trying to intimidate us. >> reporter: meantime dwight and steven hammond say they don't support the militia and the family insists these gunmen do not speak for them. the federal government is suing volkswagen for environmental violations. software in millions of vehicles diesel vehicles gave false readings on on emissions. >> half a million of those cars are in the u.s. and the automaker is getting ready to recall them for repairs to the software. this could cost volkswagen billions of dollars. there's a high profile promotion

motors. and gm last named mary barra as its chairman. barra took over as ceo just two years ago, becoming the first woman to lead a major global automaker. the 54-year-old started her career at gm at the age of 18. now ceo, she steered gm through a crisis over defective cars and pressure from activist hedge funds for increased stock buybacks. >> u.s. stock marks are poised to recover from yesterday's opening selloff. it was the biggest drop on a first day of trading year for the dow jones industrial average in eight years. both the dow and the s&p 500 were off about 1.5%. abc's rebecca jarvis has more. >> reporter: it was bad but it could have been so much worse. vit ran traders here on the floor telling me this caught them by surprise. it starteded with a sharp selloff in china, very weak manufacturing data there indicating that the world's second largest economy is slowing.

be a ripple effect on the economy in the united states and around the world. second oil prices have been tanking since last year even, and now there are big concerns about what that means for the energy space. jobs here in the united states. while it's great news for consumers, it's not great news for energy companies or the people that they employ. and historically speaking, 70% of the time, what happens in january is what sets the tone for the rest of the year. there's an old saying here on wall street, "as it goes in january, so goes the year for stocks." well, there are 18 more trading days to set the tone for 2016. rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. today, california is bracing for some extreme weather from el nino. the last el nino fueled a storm 18 years ago, killed more than a dozen people in the state and caused billions of dollars in damage. of particular concern today are the recent fire burn areas that are not able to absorb as up water.

and along the mississippi river, vicksburg is among the communities preparing for massive flooding. the river is expected to crest next week at more than 52 feet. flood stage by the way in that town is only 43 feet. the mayor has already declared a state of emergency and power has been cut to some sections of the city. the crest now is in tennessee. and checking the national forecast here, heavy rain up and down the west coast as he was just saying. colder in the mississippi river valley. flood zone there. it will be the coldest morning of the season so far in the northeast. unseasonably cold in the midwest. >> 20s in great falls, montana there, and minneapolis and boston, 30s in new york and chicago. 40s in seattle, dallas, kansas city, 50s in los angeles as well as new orleans. >> feeling a lot colder in some places i know. so several nfl teams are looking for new head coaches the day after the final day of the regular season.

basically, heads start to roll when a team misses the playoffs. so the tennessee titans, 49ers and cleveland browns are making some big changes. as many of you know, the philadelphia eagles also fired their coach last week and the new york giants' coach quit possibly before he was fired. >> okay, and three other teams, well, they don't want to change coaches, they just want to change new cities completely. it is the same city they want. the san diego chargers, oakland raiders and st. louis rams all want to move to los angeles. the nfl says it will review their relocation applications this week. los angeles, by the way, doesn't have an nfl team right now. the rams and raiders left in the '90s. can you believe it's been that long since l.a., the number two market, had a team? >> that's amazing to me. there's even talk there could be two teams that would share the same stadium. >> it will be the raiders and the chargers. >> yeah? no rams? >> they aren't getting a new stadium in st. louis. they'll be fine. a "star wars" fan in tulsa,

the movie to a whole new level. >> so jeff barnes built himself a droid from the ground up. he chose the yellow and white shiny r2d2 3 which had about 15 seconds of fame in episode 1. the r 2 unit is made from resin and what is this? systrene? styrene. what is that? weighs 100 pounds, by the way. took him more than a year to build. so he's been working on this. i love that it looks like the original. >> yeah, it even got some street cred. an autograph from luke skywalker. >> that's so cool. >> himself. but it was 15 seconds of fantastic fame in that first movie. >> new colors, old design, right? >> yes. >> coming up -- >> a warning from a mother of a sick little girl about magnets on your refrigerator. >> oh, my gosh. it's terrifying. >> also ahead, the jumping powerball jackpot worth $400 million. what would you do with that kind of money.

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has released new images of el faro, the ship that sunk during hurricane joaquin last october. the 33 on board assumed dead. >> the video of its final resting place takes us onto the deck of the ship. but there are still no signs of the black box or the victims. >> here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: the "el faro" three miles underneath the ocean's surface. twisted and mangled by hurricane joaquin. its equipment and cargo scattered. a vehicle with a sunroof. a microwave. and a printer. all being carried by the "el faro" from jacksonville to san juan when it sank on october 1st. but still no sign of the ship's crew. 33 in all. perhaps the most haunting? this video of the top two decks, including the bridge, where the captain and some of the crew would have been, found half a mile away. also still missing, the voyage data recorder, or black box, that may have provided answers for family members. >> they are most concerned of

there, knowing it was some type of storm? >> reporter: for now, hope that these images of a final resting linzie janis, abc news, new york. >> that final resting place located deeper than the titanic was when it sank and many of those family members of course, are suing right now as a result. >> one man speaking out saying he's sort of hoping at least they went peacefully in this. but they have no answers right now. >> clear it was a violent storm for those guys. >> don't go anywhere. we'll be right back. guys. >> don't go anywhere. we'll be right back. >> announcer: "world news now"

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>> sorry, justin. adele is queen right now with some dizzying sales figures of her album "25." that was pretty cool. >> it was fantastic. i love that video, too. >> speaking of dizzying, the efforts to legalize marijuana have found a new pair of champions in the form of two nuns. >> yeah, well to be fair, what they're fighting for doesn't get you high. they say it will help you if you're suffering from any number of ailments. gene haagenson of our fresno station has the story. >> these products made from marijuana by two merced women who dress like munns are said to be good for what as you. >> we make cbd oil which takes away seizures and a million other things and we make a salve that's a multipurpose salve and we found out that it cures migraines, ear aches, diaper rash, toothaches. sister kate and sister darcy call themselves

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this morning on "world news now," today's crackdown on gun sales. >> it's coming from the president's executive order. how it could change buying and selling of firearms and how critics are peeking out. controversial ads. donald trump's new tv commercials hitting the airwaves as bill clinton starts campaigning for his wife. will he make a difference with voters? exploding air bags. did the company behind a major recall try to hide information? new details about takata facing a long list of lawsuits. and later, beauty queen who

the miss universe pageant and then she got the crown. what she says about the big mix-up and her year ahead. it is tuesday, january 5th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." i know you're waiting around to find out what miss universe has to say about the whole mix-up. >> she's been very political about it, right? >> has she. >> i think she's handling it quite well. he's a huge fan of the crown, by the way. >> that crown, it's a little weird but otherwise we'll get to that a little bit later. our top story this half hour, president obama taking aim at gun control. later this morning, he'll bypass congress and announce new restrictions on sales, especially at gun shows and on the internet. >> the sellers have been exploiting a loophole. the president hopes to close. more from abc's pierre thomas. >> reporter: at gun shows just like this one over the weekend in virginia, hundreds of

often with no background check. >> this is considered an assault weapon. >> reporter: sales brisk in part of that executive action planned by the white house. >> obama's the reason. >> reporter: virginia today not much different from when "20/20" watched as the brother of one of the virginia tech massacre victims, trying to raise awareness of the loophole, legally buying an armful of guns at a virginia gun show with no background check. >> went up to him, how much do you want for it, 450 bucks, here's the cash, thanks, see you later. >> reporter: but the executive order being considered would affect many of those sellers who supplement their income with gun sales. calling on them to register as federal firearms dealers. >> this is not going to solve every violent crime in this country. it's not going to prevent every mass shooting. it will potentially save lives. >> reporter: critics took aim even before the details came out. >> now this president wants to act as if he's a king. >> the gun show loophole would

the recent mass shooters. background checks were done. pierre thomas, abc news, washington. >> we should note that the president's announcement will be aired live here on abc in a special report. in the meantime, a group of armed anti-government militia men are entering their fourth day today holed up inside a federal wildlife refuge building. the citizens for constitutional freedom claims the land does not belong to the federal government. they've taken up the cause of ranchers dwight and steven hammonds who have been ordered to serve a five-year sentence in prison for an alleged arson on federal land. 127 acres were burned yesterday. yesterday, the hammonds turned themselves in peacefully. >> i'm going to jail for five years for 127. seems like a bit of an overkill. >> the fbi is now stepping in hoping for a peaceful ending. meantime, dwight and steven hammond say they don't support the militias methods and their family insists the gunmen do not speak for them.

police officer charged with killing an unarmed man is free on bail this morning. michael slager had been in custody since last april when video showed him shooting at walter scott eight times when scott ran from a traffic stop. the former north charleston cop now under house arrest. the judge reversed an earlier decision and granted bail saying he was troubled by a delay in slager's trial. also, san bernardino, california, has taken another step toward recovering from last month's terror attack. employees returned to work yesterday at the county complex one month after 14 people were shot dead by a health inspector and his wife. later a memorial service, former new york city mayor rudy

other terrorists saying "you can't beat us. we're stronger than you." >> we move on to politics now and let's say the big dog is back on the trail. hillary clinton's campaign has unleashed bill clinton at two the solo events in new hampshire, he focused on policy and his wife's qualifications to lead. but he mostly ignored her opponents, even donald trump though he managed to make their differences very clear. >> whether there is discrimination against african-americans or hispanics or muslims, just because of who they are, i don't like that. >> and another subtle reference to trump and some of the other republican candidates, the former president said he would not thrive as a politician today because he's not "mad at anybody." well, donald trump's first tv campaign ad is full of ominous images of america in peril. including a threat from illegal immigrants. but as it turns out, the images that it used to make that point has nothing at all to do with the u.s. board offer. abc's tom llamas on the campaign's response.

and i approve this message. >> reporter: donald trump out with his first tv ad, and that striking image of people scrambling like ants across a mountainous border. >> he'll stop illegal immigration by building a wall on our southern border that mexico will pay for. >> reporter: it turns out, that video is not from our southern border at all. it's from 5,000 miles away in morocco. the trump campaign telling abc news they used morocco images on purpose, quote, "to demonstrate the severe impact of an open border and the very real threat americans face." but watchdog website politifact, which first reported the story, gives the ad a "pants on fire" rating on its truth scale. it was trump's immigration crackdown that first rocketed him into the lead. >> and, you know, we're going to build a wall. we're going to have a real border. and mexico is going to pay for the wall. and they'll say, thank you, thank you very much. >> reporter: now, his new ad highlights the latest trump promise in the headlines. >> he's calling for a temporary

united states. >> reporter: trump, sticking to the hard line that took him to the top and kept him there. but trump's critics say the morocco video in his ad highlights how he's fast and loose with the facts and more importantly, they point to recent studies that show more mexicans leaving the u.s. than coming in. tom llamas, abc news, new york. isis apparently has a new jihadi john. the terror group's latest british accented spokesman appears on a video released over the weekend. he calls the british prime minister an imbecile and then he helped execute five supposed british spies. sources tell abc news he may be a well-known british radical interviewed by abc news about a year and a half ago just before he fled to syria. wall street began with a bit of a thud. the 1.6% drop in dow jones industrial average triggered by bad news about chinese manufacturing activity.

quite awhile. so far this morning, u.s. stock futures are up. okay, well, things are heating up on main street. as a pizza war breaks out between pizza hut and papa john's. pizza hut is taking a page out of the domino's playbook offering a medium pizza with one topping for five bucks with another purchase or a second pizza for five bucks. papa john's is offering with the purchase of a large pizza a second pizza for only 50 cents >> are they packing up trying to get pizza? >> for customers it pretty much comes down to taste. all right. it will take au entire year to work off the calories i think. starbucks is starting the new year with a new drink. the latte macchiato features steamed whole milk with full espresso shots on the bold scale. it's one step below a full-fledged espresso. it's 80 calories with one teaspoon of sugar as opposed to the average grande frappuccino

teaspoons of sugar. >> okay. i'm more of a tea drinker myself. but i think that's on my list. >> all of us. >> have to try that. there are certain new year's day rituals all around the world, the rose parade, polar bear swims. in japan, it's the great tuna auction. this year's 440 pound fish sold for $118,000. look at that thing. it was sold to a sushi restaurant or the one who >> that looks kind of gross there. within hours he was serving up slices of this tuna. he got a bargain. three years ago he paid more than ten times as much for this. >> and seems like there wasn't the competition this year. >> that was probably the deal. so this is like an 80-year tradition in japan for new year's but apparently this is the last year for this tradition. >> we needed to get some of that then. we missed out. >> it's pretty much gone by now. coming up "the mix," how you can smell just like vladimir

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arson suspected in a bus fire that took the lives of 14 people in china. more than 30 others were injured. take a look at these scenes we're getting in. the fire fully engulfed the bus before passengers could escape. investigators have released the name and photograph of a suspect. china has suffered a number of serious bus fires in recent years, some set by mentally ill or disgruntled people. more trouble now for volkswagen. the justice department is suing the automaker for environmental violations stemming if the can dal in which diesel cars were rigged to cheat on emissions tests. the suit seeks billions in penalties but is not likely to be the federal word from the government. there may still be criminal charges against some volkswagen executives. and takata is back in the headlines.

able to explode in your front seat linked to at least nine deaths. there's been a major recall and our team looking for answers from takata. >> i'm going to have to ask you to step off the property. >> okay. >> no problem. so now to the stunning new revelation e-mails from takata engineers that seem to show they were not making it easy to find vital information. here's abc's david kerley. >> while takata admits it hid exploding air bag information internal e-mails are providing a look at the culture inside the company especially this one, an engineer preparing a test data report writes to a colleague, happy manipulating. takata which admitted it was a poor choice of words, said in a statement that this e-mail was not about changing data. just the way it was present. but there are other examples as far back as 2000. a u.s. takata official writes that a report sent to its customer honda used data that was "incorrect, incorrectly

in 2005, another report to honda included data that was "a wholesale fabrication," according to an e-mail labeled integrity. the documents given to abc by the driver of this car patricia mincy who claims she was paralyzed by the airbag. takata's deception extended beyond its customers to the u.s. government. >> nhtsa's investigation uncovered a pattern by takata of providing selective, incomplete, or inaccurate information to nhtsa. >> while takata has settled with the government, it still faces several lawsuits from the families of those killed or those injured from exploding air bags. david kerley, abc news, washington. up next in our next half hour here, a starbucks showdown. a customer confronting the cashier alleging they stole her credit card information. why these kinds of thefts are really all too common now and how you can prevent becoming a victim yourself. but first, miss universe telling us what was going

infamous mistake in announcing the winner and what life is like now that the crown is truly hers. you're watching "world news now."

continues after this from our you are beautiful in every single way can bring you down we should point out "no lie that" is the theme that miss colombia wakes up to every morning in her hotel room. it was one of the most awkward live television moments in recent history. >> it's so bad. >> steve harvey crowning the wrong miss universe. >> so the woman who actually won is now speaking about the whole ordeal and how she has much bigger issues to work on now. here is abc's juju chang.

and diamonds obviously. >> these are real diamonds. >> reporter: it's not every day you get to see nearly a pound of white gold and sparkling jewels up close, but miss universe showed us the infamous crown finally finding its rightful place here on the head of miss philippines pia wurtzbach. >> i have to apologize. >> reporter: it was the blunder that stunned the universe. miss universe that is. >> i will take responsibility for this. >> reporter: host steve harvey's gaffe taking the crown off of miss colombia and placing it instead on miss philippines who was suddenly no longer first runner-up. >> we saw your face. it was literally utter shock. >> i was very excited because i was announced the winner.

mix-up inspired countless memess with harvey even poking fun at himself at christmas posting merry easter, y'all. >> some people are saying well, steve harvey must have done this on purpose to get publicity. >> not at all. the way he was so apologetic afterwards -- >> he was mortified. >> yeah, yeah, he corrected right away though. like i applaud him for that. >> miss colombia said she not only felt humiliated but felt it was a grave injustice. if the situation was switched, then maybe i would have felt the same way. so it's okay. i understand where she's coming from. >> reporter: despite miss colombia's suggestion, pia says she doesn't think sharing the crown makes sense. >> it would be very difficult for two girls to share the crown because it's not just the crown but the responsibility and the job of a miss universe. >> reporter: and she's anxious to get to work promoting her causes like cyberbullying that comes along with nearly every viral event these days. when people say nasty things and they tweet nasty things back at you, do you just ignore it?

the only comments that matter to me are the people that matter. >> reporter: pia may glamorous look easy, but she says it took years of intensive training. > try to imagine an s. >> reporter: what's the most difficult part of training for a pageant for you? >> i'm a culinary graduate. i'm a foodie and love to cook and eat. for me the hardest part was to find that discipline on heating healthy. >> reporter: but she says it was a small sacrifice for the chance to represent her country. >> we take it very seriously. to us, miss universe is that one crown that we can't get and finally, after 42 years, i got it. like sometimes i can't believe that really i was the one who did it. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm juju chang in new york. >> she has a good attitude about it. >> she does. that's a big cross to bear, i think for her, but the moment where they take the crown off, it's so -- it's tragic. >> yeah, you kind of like stole the crown from reena. >> no, no, reena's on her way

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currants, i don't know. allegedly, the profits will go to a charity. if that's not enough you can also buy a putin calendar. there's all kinds of gifts. >> it's inspired by him. it's not necessarily his b.o. bottled, right? >> no. i don't think. >> all right. >> we can only. >> i'll do further research on that for you. >> please, let me know. the smell of putin. not pooti from canada. >> gravy. >> when i think about my old english teacher in brooklyn, she would never ever do something like this. take a look. get it? >> it's so good. >> get it. uh-huh. and whip. whip. >> look at those girls. they're awesome.

background. but the girls are good, but mr. clark in the background has the internet on fire right now because he's a co-founder and middle school teacher of the ron clark academy in atlanta. and this dance routine, it's only about 30 seconds, it has everybody just on fire about it. he was once on the oprah winfrey show for his teaching techniques. i'll tell you, he's got some dance moves also. >> i'm so impressed. i think that's awesome. >> absolutely. the next story here and i want to read this to you because i think it's so funny. next to oil and gold and an hbo go password, napping might be the world's most precious commodity. it's not easy to do. we're talking about napping on cars, on planes, it's hard to do. so this kickstarter campaign came up with they look like regular hoodies. but there's an inflatable pillow inside so you can nap anywhere. i love this. again, it's a kickstarter campaign right now. you can buy it for 49 bucks. >> absolutely brilliant. imagine walking down into your basement and seeing this guy

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there, it took them 2 1/2 hours warming weather continues build we head through the first work week of 2016. highs rise into the lower to middle 30s ahead of a storm system

wednesday. this will give us a chance to work on some of the ice that still remains on the sidewalks and parking lots for our late december storm. look for some isolated rain/snow showers to develop wednesday, with the best chance coming later thursday into friday. this could have travel impacts and needs to making news in america this morning, executive order. president obama outlining his plan for gun control using his authority to defy congress. the order already getting harsh reactions. we're live in washington with today's announcement. campaign trail. hillary clinton pulling out her not so secret weapon, former president bill clinton. plus, donald trump criticized for his new ad claiming to show immigrants flooding america's border, but where is this really? and new this morning, one of the country's busiest freeways shut down near los angeles at