right now. $20,000 question. inspired by what he'd seen in europe, meriwether lewis clark jr., grandson of explorer william clark, helped start what american sporting event in the 1870s? >> uh, i'm gonna use my "plus one." final answer. >> all right. your friend? eric, right? eric, come on down. [cheers and applause] what's up, buddy? >> hey, chris. >> welcome to "millionaire." >> yeah. >> dude. >> hey, how you doing, man? >> all right, eric. >> oh, my goodness. >> dan could use a little help. >> yeah, yeah. i think it's between a and c. >> i agree. >> and, to me... ah. i don't know. what do you think? i'm--i'm leaning towards a, because i feel like tennis is european.

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hillary clinton took some big steps toward the democratic nomination last night with victories in florida, ohio, north carolina and illinois. donald trump had the most wins on the republican side, taking illinois, north carolina and florida. trump's win in the sunshine state forced florida senator marco rubio out of the race. ohio governor john kasich was the winner in his home state. that was his first win of the entire campaign. >> that really was a big one because for those who were as opposed to donald trump, kasich's win in ohio was absolutely crucial. his victory means a contested republican convention in cleveland this summer is very much a possibility. >> abc's david wright is covering kasich's campaign and he spent some time with him. david, good morning. >> reporter: hi, reena and kendis, from john kasich headquarters here in ohio. a jubilant mood here. john kasich pulling out a win in his home state. we were with him backstage just before he came out. he was shooting hoops. and pretty much shooting the

moon that he had pulled it off. the polls as late as tuesday showed him neck and neck with trump here. one of the things that may have helped him is the fact that ohio has an open primary. independent voters can choose to vote in the democratic or republican side. we met voters who were democrats who chose to vote in the republican race because they wanted to block donald trump. the fact that kasich has won his home state ensures that he moves forward in this contest. he thinks that his victory is in part to do with his positive campaign. he was refusing even tuesday to take potshots at donald trump. he now is hoping to become the republican standard bearer for the people hoping to block trump and he now moves forward. the next big contest in arizona. kendis, reena? >> thank you so much, david. we're looking ahead next tuesday. arizona, also there's in idaho primaries there -- caucuses

there as well. >> it's really expected that donald trump will do well in arizona. he has the support of the famous sheriff there, joe arpaio. immigration is big there. and from our political desk, they were noting it is statistically impossible for john kasich to win the nomination. >> this is his first win. it's impossible delegate wise. >> exactly. >> sure raises a huge divide between the republican leaders and the establishment and voters on the ground who spoke very loudly that trump is, in many ways, their guy. so it seems hard to imagine that someone from out of the woodwork could be brought in for some type of contested convention. >> it will be tough. they'll try. coming up, the internet weighs in on a potential title for the upcoming indiana jones movie. and mariah carey suffering a wardrobe malfunction last night in

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♪ skinny so skinny ♪ and leading us off, the big news coming out of hollywood, harrison ford will return once again as indiana jones on the big screen. >> it will actually make it his fifth indy film in total and returning as the film's director will be steven spielberg. it's due to hit theaters in 2019 which will make it 11 years since the first indiana jones film "kingdom of the crystal skull." >> wow. nuke the fridge. who could forget it. many will. ford will be 77 when the new

film, which is still untitled, makes its debut. the news has everyone speculating what the title will be. for that let's find out what the internet is saying all about it. >> yeah. so, nuke the fridge, come o how cue not remember that? hopefully we'll have more nuke the fridge moments in the fifth one. people suggesting indiana jones and the battle to get off of his lawn. >> because he's old. >> right, right, right, right. i get it. indiana jones and the afternoon nap, which kind of works for any of us i think. >> you're right. >> and then indiana jones and the never-ending story about when things made sense and kids respected their elders. >> oh. i like that last one. >> that's from mustache of doom. so, i think they win for their handle more than the suggested title. >> good. >> you like those? >> -- handle there. there was also one dealing with prune juice. people were all like nailing the old jokes. >> let's not be mean to him. he still looks good.

if we could all look good in our 70s. i'd like to look like him. >> he looks great. next up, mariah carey, currently on her world tour, and last night in glasgow, scotland, she suffered a minor wardrobe malfunction. as you might expect, the star has a lot of wardrobe changes throughout the show. apparently she goes hard, causing a rip in her tights right in the booty region. >> it's impromptu moments like this that producers of her just-announced reality show hope to do well with the viewers. the eight-part documentary series titled "mariah's world," will air on e!. >> the songstress wants to showcase her personality but she says she will avoid showing her 4-year-old twins in the program. carey also says that she has the power to cut any footage she would rather not be seen. >> okay. including that little wardrobe malfunction. >> maybe the wardrobe malfunction will be in there. >> that might be interesting. next to somebody whose every

move is watched like she's on a reality show, we're talking, of course, about t. swift. the pop superstar sharing some steamy pictures on social media from her vacation with deejay stud muffin calvin harris. >> swift captioned the image, that time we finally took a vacation. besides showing some skin and a little making out, the star also showed how she shakes it right off a trampoline. >> oh, look at that. >> their tropical location remains undisclosed. but we're sure they've got everything they need. earlier this month, the couple celebrated their first year together. >> wasn't that a home baked cake? >> yeah. and he, by the way, i follow him on instagram, he also posted the same foets to of them in love and all that. and finally, celebrities may not be able to walk awe mile in your shoes, but they can apparently help you try them on, like sarah jessica parker. remember carrie bradshaw? she played that woman in "sex and the city." she took the craze to the next

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and were among the trendsetters paid bit company hyped the ad blitz, lord & taylor. >> they said we have this dress and we want you to send it to 50 influencers and see how they all style it and promote it. >> they had us all post at the same time between 12:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. and then post it tagging lord & taylor. >> reporter: the campaign a huge success. lord & taylor selling out of the dress almost immediately. the photo bomb reaching more than 11 million instagram users in just two days. but regulators are calling into question the retail giant's tactics. >> when consumers are look at posts on instagram, they have no idea and they think, this person whose fashion sense i value really likes this dress and they don't know that it's there because lord & taylor paid the influencer. >> reporter: the ftc now settling charges saying lord & taylor violated federal law claiming the department store giant duped customers by failing to disclose it paid for the posts in exchange for endorsements.

do you think your followers know that you get paid for these posts? >> yeah. i think now like blogging is like an understood thing as a career. i wouldn't say like every single person knows but majority does know. >> reporter: in a statement, lord & taylor saying when it came to our attention there were potential issues, we took immediate action to ensure that clear disclosures were made. we cooperated fully with the ftc's inquiry into this matter. there is no indication of wrongdoing whatsoever. rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >> a lot of people really believe in these bloggers and take what they say. it's kind of hard if you don't say up front you've been given free stuff. >> i believe all the bloggers that i see. i mean, there are some really beautiful bloggers out there. >> i've got the look. this is from the 1980s. this is the duran duran jean jacket. >> this is gloria vanderbilt fine jean. fine jean.

good morning. i'm reena ninan. >> and i'm kendis gibson. here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." it was a big night for hillary clinton and donald trump. both of them winning multiple state primaries last night. and claiming the most convention delegates. the fallout from those victories already being felt. full details straight ahead. a commuter nightmare in washington, d.c., as the entire metro subway system is closed today for a safety inspection. the sudden shutdown came after an electrical fire on monday which sent smoke pouring into a downtown tunnel. a student from the university of virginia has been sentenced to 15 years of hard labor in north korea. otto warmbier had been accused of trying to steal a banner containing a political slogan hanging on the wall of his hotel in the north korean capital.

in a first, the federal government has issued sweeping guidelines for prescribing painkillers. the cdc is urging doctors to use the powerful meds only in extreme cases and for short periods of time. those are some of our top stories on this wednesday, march 16th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." good wednesday morning. let's start this half hour, of course, with the big victories for donald trump and hillary clinton. and really the end of the road for marco rubio. >> and let's take a look at the maps. clinton winning a close contest in illinois. plus ohio, florida and north carolina. >> john kasich with that hugely important victory in his home state of ohio. his first win so far. trump beating rubio in his home state of florida. >> so let's hear from the candidates themselves. on his way out of the race last night, marco rubio said, quote, america is in the middle of a real political storm. >> interesting words there. and because of last night's results, the strong winds from

that storm will continue to howl for some time to come. abc's marci gonzalez is in miami with the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, kendis and reena. only three candidates now remain in the gop race. donald trump projected to win the biggest contest of the day here in florida. but one loss could complicate his path to the nomination. millions of americans in five states lined up to cast their votes. the front-runners are celebrating big wins. >> this is another super tuesday. >> we're going to go forward and we're going to win. but more importantly, we're going to win for the country. we're going to win, win, win. >> reporter: but the night quickly claimed its first campaign. senator marco rubio losing his home state of florida to donald trump and bowing out. >> while it is not god's plan that i be president in 2016 or maybe ever, the fact that i've even come this far is evidence of how special america truly is. >> reporter: but it wasn't a clean sweep for trump. governor john kasich dealing him a critical loss projected to take his home state of ohio and

all 66 of its delegates. >> i have to thank the people of the great state of ohio. i love you. >> reporter: that win keeping kasich's campaign alive but ted cruz saying overall results show it should be a head-to-head contest between himself and trump. for the democrats, a big night for hillary clinton claiming multiple victories. >> we are moving closer to securing the democratic party nomination and winning this election in november! >> reporter: bernie sanders already in arizona, one of the states to vote next, saying it's not over yet. >> phoenix, are you ready for a political revolution? you have come to the right place. >> reporter: but clinton gaining some serious momentum, some of her projected wins last night were blowouts, especially here in florida. kendis and reena. >> very true. marci, thank you so much. the next states to cast votes in nominating contests are

arizona, utah and idaho. >> but before we move ahead, abc's deputy political director shushannah walshe offers her take on last night's big results. good morning, shush. >> good morning, kendis and reena. it was an exciting mini super tuesday. with it, we are in unchartered waters. one step closer to a contested convention, something we haven't seen since 1976. donald trump may have been dominant, but with john kasich's ohio win, he may not have a traditional route to the nomination since it's still impossible mathematically for kasich to win the nomination but he is a possible roadblock for trump getting that magic number of 1,237 delegates. trump also plowed through marco rubio, ending the candidacy of the florida senator, who was once held up as the great hope of the establishment of republicans. in a cycle where voters wanted anger, he offered inspiration. on the democratic side, it was a good night for hillary clinton. bernie sanders has said he will go all the way to the convention and he has the money to do it.

but clinton is the story coming out of last night. sanders needed a surprise win like he pulled off in michigan last week, but it didn't happen. last night brought some clarity to the race, kendis and reason nashgs but it also promised a long slog. on the gop side, this looks like it could go all the way to the convention floor in cleveland in july. >> that would be fascinating. thank you. we're also analyzing exit polls this morning. they really reveal a lot about how voters are feeling about the candidates. >> abc's lauren lyster has gone through the data and is here -- we're glad you're here joining us to explain. >> i know. i came just to pore through all these numbers. >> you're a numbers gal. >> reena, first we have to start with donald trump, of course. he showed his continued appeal to dissatisfied gop voters. he got the majority of support among those who are angry at the government, who favor banning muslims and who say they're falling behind financially. among non-trump supporters, however, republican exit polls

show six in ten saying they would seriously consider a third-party candidate if trump became the gop's nominee. more than 40% say they definitely would not support trump in november. on the other side of the aisle, 66% of voters give hillary clinton a better chance of defeating donald trump in november. only 30% are feeling the bern in that way when it comes to bernie sanders. in tuesday's contests, more voters find sanders honest and trustworthy. 80% versus 60% for clinton in an area where she has been vulnerable. and different from the gop race, reena and kendis, the majority of democrats in tuesday's primaries would be satisfied if either clinton or sanders was the eventual nominee. >> more satisfaction on the democratic side. >> with either one. >> no doubt, i think bernie sanders feeling a little bit of heartburn after last night's results. >> he's feeling the burn in a different way. >> absolutely. axe's lauren lyster, thank you for being here with us. look for more coverage all

morning long here on abc news. we'll hear more remarks from all the candidates including marco rubio. that's later in this half hour. well, we turn to the growing refugee crisis in europe. urgent meetings are under way to address the issue. >> thousands of men, women and children remain stuck at border crossings are negotiations are under way. abc's molly hunter is at one of those crossings in greece. molly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, reena and kendis. this is where 5 million syrian refugees have come out of that war and thousands are right here. freezing cold, ankle deep mud, ngos say some 12,000 people have been stuck here for weeks. it's a waterlogged tent city that was never supposed to be there. a purgatory between greece and macedonia since macedonia and its balkan neighbors shut their borders. the rain doesn't stop, she says. it's disgusting. the children are suffering badly from the cold.

the way forward blocked by razor wire and macedonian police. behind, back to the aegean sea, is not an option. about 3,000 refugees attempted to go around the fence, krogs a rushing river tuesday. it was chaotic and several people drowned and the macedonians detained and deported about 700. the others we found walking back the three miles to camp earlier today. ambitions of moving on to macedonia crushed. we want a solution, she says. we cannot take it anymore. we want to kill ourselves. this is a disaster. and back to the greek camp they went. this man has been here for three weeks. we are running away from isis, this man says. we are from the town of hasakah. we have doctors and engineers. we are only searching for security and peace. as refugees continue to flood

into greece, eu countries will meet later thursday to discuss the crisis and refugees here hope that means opening the borders. reena, kendis. >> so powerful. molly hunter out there. it is a story i feel sometimes is like wallpaper. we've seen it so many times. but how do you get across to viewers at home just how difficult and how horrendous the situations they're going through. >> we should point out that molly has a longer version of that story, an 11-minute version that's posted on abcnews.com. it's really worth watching. it's important. >> you don't often think of the conditions. among molly's twitter feed, she was talking how it's raining there all the time. so they're setting up tiny little fires to keep people warm but the rain keeps putting the fires out. basic things like staying warm, food and shelter so tough. >> and it's a tough situation not getting better anymore soon. >> that's right. >> we appreciate her work there. we're going to move on to mother teresa who spent her life aiding the needy and downtrodden

and is just months away from sainthood. the ceremony set for september 4th, the day before the 19th anniversary of her death. the nun also known as the saint of the gutter cleared the final hurdle in december. that's when pope francis approved a second miracle attributed to her. what's left after you've danced with the president? for 107-year-old virginia mclaurin, it's dancing and clowning around with the harlem globetrotters. a pair of them joined grandma virginia, as she's called, to celebrate her birthday at a charity school where she volunteers. >> the players are about twice her height, but they gave her her own globtrotters uniform. grandma virginia asked to meet president obama, but the glob trotters asked to meet her. >> her number and the uniform is 10 because it's her 107th birthday. >> we should point out, she's going to be dancing with the rockettes later on this year. >> is she really? i believed you there. >> who knows. >> you know what, don't put it past her. we're going reporting on that next week. >> we'll see.

coming up, we're returning to our top story with the memorable moments last night from the candidates. >> including marco rubio and his heartfelt message to supporters as his presidential campaign comes to an end. later, george clooney and his glamorous wife turning into a a-list international activists. you'll see the refugees they're anxious to help. that's after our forecast map. it is 46 degrees in great falls today. that's it. >> no other community happenings? >> nothing, nothing. >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by finish quantum. narrator: breakfast. dishes. dinner. dishes. marriage. dishes. divorce. dishes. sleeping. (snoring) (sputtering) dishes. not sleeping. dishes. life. dishes. death. dishes. existence. dishes. dishes, dishes, dishes... every dish, every time. only finish has the power ball to take on anything.

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governor john kasich won in his home state, his first crucial victory of the campaign season. the main consequence of donald trump's victory in florida was that it drove senator marco rubio out of the race. >> abc's ines de la cuetara was there in miami last night as rubio said he had reached the end of his campaign trail. good morning, ines. >> reporter: that's right, guys. it was the end of the road for marco rubio. the florida senator lost his home state to donald trump and announced he was suspending his campaign. >> thank you. >> reporter: he was once dubbed the republican savior but after 11 months of hard work, marco rubio is leaving the race. for rubio, florida was do or die. but on tuesday, he lost to trump here by over ten points. he hit trump repeatedly during his concession speech. >> the politics of resentment against other people will not just leave us a fractured party, they're going to leave us a fractured nation. america needs a vibrant conservative movement but one built on principles and on ideas, not on fear, not on anger, not on preying on

people's frustrations. >> reporter: still the freshman senator tried to remain optimistic. >> while it is not god's plan that i be president in 2016 or maybe ever, and while today my campaign is suspended, the fact that i've even come this far is evidence of how special america truly is. >> reporter: and one thing to note, guys, rubio repeatedly used the term "this year." perhaps a reminder he will only be 48 years old by next cycle. reena, kendis. >> thank you so much, ines. "time" magazine called marco rubio the republican savior at some point. i've said this from the beginning, i think 2018 he could run for governor of florida because, you know, rick scott there has a term limit. and i think he could do well. some people have said he's kind of upset some of the republican establishment over there. can he heal those wounds? we'll have to see. >> he tried to do a little bit of healing last night with his speech.

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>> well, they're one of the most famous couples in the world and now amal and george clooney are using their celebrity for a important cause. >> they're shining a lot on the global refugee crisis and hope to get to help millions of people who are in need. abc's rachel smith has the story. >> reporter: it's a rare look at superstar george clooney and his wife amal. >> you forget that these aren't just people who have just left their country for no reason at all. these are people who left because of incredible tragedy. we always look around at the end of these tragedies and say, if we knew, we would have done something. and the reality is, of course, we know. >> reporter: the actor humanitarian and human rights attorney teaming up with the international rescue committee

for the fifth anniversary of the syrian civil war. >> what is shocking to me is not that it happened. but that it continues to happen and it's been happening for five years. >> reporter: the syrian crisis left 60 million refugees displaced throughout the world. >> it's actually easy to dismiss giant numbers but it's very hard to dismiss a young child sitting on the ground crying when her mother said, if i die, we want to die by a bullet because it would be quicker. >> reporter: the couple sitting down with syrian refugees in berlin to hear their story. >> we got arrested and were in political prison. last time i got tortured, it was electricity hitting stuff. >> reporter: and tell their own. >> my own family's from lebanon and they also ran away from a war and were lucky enough to be accepted by a european country in 1982 when the violence there was really bad. >> reporter: amal known, of course, for her accomplished reputation for conquering

courtrooms and fighting for human rights visibly touched by each story. >> i hope as you say you will be able to go back to a safe and free syria. >> reporter: since the power couple married in 2014, they've shared a love of activism joining together to champion shared causes. and now together with the irc, they hope to bring attention to the global refugee crisis and raise emergency funds to help rescue millions. >> being here and talking with you is important to remind them of who we are. and who we have always been. which is you. >> reporter: rachel smith, abc news, new york. >> i think it's remarkable that that couple really devotes so much time to help refugees. you see how amal, it really is something that hits close to home. >> absolutely. we were mentioning at the top of the hour, this is really a crisis that's going to keep getting worse. germany is closing its border once again to refugees. so there's a big need out there.

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life is unpredictable, so embrace it! head and shoulders. live flake free for life ♪ well, it was billed as minisuper tuesday, but there's nothing small about the impact of last night's election results. >> and as the numbers came in, the candidates stepped up to the mike and made their moves. >> this was an amazing evening. this was a great evening. this is my second home, florida. to win by that kind of a number is is incredible. >> i have to thank the people of the great state of ohio. i love you. is all i can tell you. i love you. i want you to know something. we're going to go -- we are going to go all the way to cleveland and secure the republican nomination. >> i want this crowd here

tonight to give a great, a great response to a very, very great talented and fine united states senator, marco rubio, for the effort that he has done. >> i want to congratulate marco rubio on having run a really tough campaign. he's tough. he's smart. and he's got a great future. >> i want to congratulate donald trump on his victory, a big victory in florida. no, no, no, no, no. but after tonight, it is clear that while we are on the right side, this year, we will not be on the winning side. may god strengthen the republican party. may god strengthen our eventual nominee and may god always bless and strengthen this great nation, the united states of america. thank you and god bless you all. >> and i say to those cowardly republican governors, if you are afraid of a free and fair election, get out of politics. get another job. >> we should be breaking down barriers, not building walls.

we're not going to succeed by dividing this country between us and them. you know, running for president is hard. but being president is harder. it is the hardest, most important job in the world. and no one person can succeed at the job without seeking and finding common ground to solve the problems we face. if we work together, we can make a real difference in people's lives. >> it was a big night. >> it was a big night. looking forward to next week too and see what happens. >> yes, arizona, as you mentioned, and idaho among the states that are voting next week. congratulations to all the winners. >> i'm not sure about this contested convention. got to put that out there. >> it will be fun though. >> we'll be here to cover it. that's the news for this half hour news for this half hour. alf hour.

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this morning on "world news now," political bombshells from the mini super tuesday. >> from marco rubio's farewell to big victories for hillary clinton and john kasich. what's next for donald trump after the votes come in from five critical states. ballot battle. the mood of the voters making critical choices last night. the issues and strong opinions about the candidates revealed in exit polls. we have it all covered. pin pill crackdown. prescription drugs powerful and addictive. the new guidelines and the impact on patients and doctors. and the latest -- secrets of o.j. simpson told behind bars. what a corrections officer is revealing for the first time. it's wednesday, march 16th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." we do say good morning to you on this super hump day as

it's been dubbed here in the studio. >> super hump day? >> super hump day. >> because of the big results last night? >> the big super tuesday, which is kind of bleeding into this morning. it's still a long morning and long night for many folks because the results are still coming in right now. but, yeah, what a night it was for hillary clinton. huge night. donald trump very big and john kasich got in on the act. clinton regaining momentum after last week's surprise loss in michigan. >> trump gaining in delegates but stopped from a full sweep by kasich in ohio. clinton winning a close contest in illinois, plus ohio, florida and north carolina. >> kasich with that hugely important victory in his home state of ohio. trump and cruz were locked in a nailbiter overnight in missouri. and taking a closer look at that big win there, in ohio, the voters there giving a ten-point victory to their governor and likely ensuring another fight in the buckeye state at the convention this summer.

>> donald trump's big victory in florida came at the expense of senator marco rubio who had to win his home state in order to stay in the race. >> obviously that did not happen. and rubio ended his campaign last night. abc's marci gonzalez joins us now from miami with the details on all the results. a big night and a big morning. good morning, marci. >> reporter: hi, kendis and reena. yeah, it is now a three-man race on the republican side. as you mentioned donald trump, coming away as the winner of the biggest contest of the day here in florida. but that one loss that you mentioned could complicate his path to the nomination. millions of americans in five states lined up to cast their votes. the front-runners are celebrating big wins. >> this is another super tuesday. >> we're going to go forward. and we're going to win. but more importantly, we're going to win for the country. we're going to win, win, win. >> reporter: but the night quickly claimed its first campaign. senator marco rubio losing his

home state of florida to donald trump and bowing out. >> while it is not god's plan that i be president in 2016 or maybe ever, the fact that i've even come this far is evidence of how special america truly is. >> reporter: but it wasn't a clean sweep for trump. governor john kasich dealing him a critical loss projected to take his home state of ohio and all 66 of its delegates. >> i have to thank the people of the great state of ohio. i love you. >> reporter: that win keeping kasich's campaign alive, but ted cruz saying overall results show it should be a head-to-head contest between himself and trump. for the democrats, a big night for hillary clinton. claiming multiple victories. >> we are moving closer to securing the democratic party nomination and winning this election in november! >> reporter: bernie sanders, already in arizona, one of the states to vote next, saying it's not over yet. >> phoenix, are you ready for a

political revolution? you have come to the right place! >> reporter: yeah, he is staying optimistic despite all of that momentum that clinton gained last night. especially with that blowout win here in florida. kendis and reena. >> marci, with no clean sweep last night for donald trump, what sort of challenges does he face next? >> reporter: well, arizona will be really telling for him in that primary next week. and it could really determine whether the gop convention will be contested. but if he does end up being the gop nominee, politico is now reporting several conservative leaders are planning a private meeting this week in washington, d.c., to determine how they could stop trump and how they could put together a third-party run for someone they consider to be, quote, a true conservative. kendis and reena? >> and arizona might be a big, big week for him, as well because immigration is huge, of

course, in that state. >> good point. abc's marci gonzalez live in miami. thank you so much. well, as the dust settles from yet another big series of primaries, among the key questions that remain is, what's next? >> and we ask abc news political director rick klein for his take. good morning, rick. >> reena and kendis, ohio stirred something up that only ohio may be able to settle, that meaning the republican convention over the summer. donald trump a split decision, winning a couple of states but losing critical battleground of ohio to john kasich. marco rubio leaving the race but kasich likely to emerge as the alternative. when you combine that with the fact that ted cruz continues to accrue delegates, you have three candidates moving forward and donald trump is likely to be the person that ends this process with more delegates than anyone else. he is unlikely, though, to necessarily have a majority. that means you might have that contested convention. it would be all about ohio. some big tests ahead and big vulnerabilities that reveal themselves around the republican

front runner. >> thanks to rick klein there. let's take a look right now at the all-important delegate count. trump won the largest share of the delegates last night but cruz continues to accrue delegates, as well. meaning trump will have to fight for every delegate through the spring, as rick mentioned. on the democratic side, clinton won about 300 delegates last night, making it all but impossible for sanders to make up the difference before july. our election coverage does not end here. we're going to look at the mood of the voters before last night's primaries and the issues that mattered most. that's later in this half hour. another major headlines this morning. there's been another police shooting, this time in ft. worth, texas. police had tried to stop an suv to serve outstanding warrants. that led to a high-speed chase, a chase on foot and a shootout. the police officer is in critical condition. one of the suspects is dead and the other, his son, is in custody. the city of ferguson, missouri, is accepting a justice department plan to overhaul its police department and courts.

there were cheers when the council voted in favor. the city rejected the plan a month ago. and instead approved a modified version. the justice department sued. the plan is supposed to correct problems found after the michael brown shooting 18 months ago. belgium on high alert overnight after an anti-terror raid linked to the paris attacks. belgian and french police still looking for other suspects after the raid of a home in brussels. one terror suspect was killed. the counter-terrorism operation paralyzed the entire neighborhood putting a school, daycare center and auto plant on lockdown. a suspect killed in the raid was found with an assault rifle in his arms. break news from north korea where an american tourist has been sentenced to 15 years of hard labor. otto warmbier had been accused of trying to steal a banner containing a political slogan hanging on the wall of his hotel. a university of virginia student, was seen on video tearful, apologizing for his alleged crime and asking for forgiveness. >> i don't know how washington,

d.c. is going to handle this. >> they're not. >> this is crazy news. hundreds of thousands of commuters are finding a different way to work this morning in d.c. the service has been shut down on the entire metro subway system for emergency inspection of the electric cables after an electrical fire erupted monday morning, sending a smoke pouring into a tunnel downtown. >> the preliminary findings show commonalities with the cable fire and the fire a year ago. while the risk to the public is very low, i cannot rule out a potential life safety issue here. >> i don't remember this ever happening. i went to school there. criticism of the sudden shutdown has been exploding with the #metromegeddon or #metropocalypse. kind of true. >> that about sums it up. just an unprecedented move. the country's second largest subsystem, by the way, just for perspective.

investigators may have the cause for this week's amtrak derailment in kansas. a truck carrying feed for cattle had shifted the tracks at least a foot when it crossed the rail line. there isn't a designated crossing at that spot. investigators found tire marks that matched a nearby feed company's truck. dozens of people were injured when amtrak's super chief derailed. now to a major health headline. the federal government is taking steps to end an epidemic of overdoses from painkillers. the cdc is urging doctors to avoid such medications when treating ailments. the pain killers such as oxycontin, percocet and vicodin are now commonly prescribed to treat back pain and arthritis. >> doctors when they're treating patients with chronic pain should start with aspirin or ibuprofen or nondrug approaches like exercise therapy. for those people who have acute pain after surgery, they can be treated for three days, seven at the most, and then switched to something much safer. >> the cdc estimates there are 40 deaths a day from opioid

painkillers. experts say the patients can also guard against addiction and other problems by talking with in doctors. this morning, after several major political developments, a heartwarming symbol of our country. >> look at those little three little baby bald eagles hatched in the twin cities. minnesota department of natural resources has been keeping an eye on the eggs for nearly two months. they're using this eagle cam and all three eaglets seem to be thriving, it looks like. >> i didn't know they were eaglets. >> whether you think america is great or needs to be greater or is great, take heart from this growing bald eagle family. they look great. >> they hatched apparently two weeks ago, so they didn't hatch overnight, just so you know. they weren't excited about the primary results. that's why they came out. around super tuesday i guess. >> exactly. we should point out this is not a live picture. >> oh, it's not? >> because it's dark right now. >> oh, i thought it was a live picture. >> apparently. so that's what they looked like earlier. >> okay. coming up, breaking news in

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updating our top story, hillary clinton and donald trump were the big winners in last night's political primaries. clinton posted victories in florida, ohio, north carolina and illinois. trump won in florida, north carolina and illinois. ohio governor john kasich won his home state there. and florida senator marco rubio dropped out of the race after being defeated by trump. trump and clinton are rolling ahead. but what's really going on in each party? >> exit polling gives us a murky picture of voter sentiment. abc's lauren lyster is poring over these numbers and learning a lot. >> yeah, reena and kendis, these exit polls certainly tell a more nuanced story than just the wins. donald trump has opposition when it comes to republicans who don't could support him and hillary clinton, who has been vulnerable when it comes to marks on honest and

trustworthiness, still trails bernie sanders in that department. donald trump doing a victory lap in florida tuesday night, while encourage unity -- >> we have to bring our party together. >> reporter: republican exit polls show 6 in 10 non-trump supporters say they would seriously consider a third-party candidate if he became the gop's nominee. 44% of these voters saying they definitely would not support trump in november. that could matter if he doesn't get the delegates to win the nomination outright. >> if you're heading to the convention and you're donald trump, your argument that i'm the person to vote for isn't necessarily strong enough. >> reporter: exit polls also revealing a little more than half of voters are looking for an outsider candidate. also two-thirds favor a temporary ban on muslims entering the country. for democrats, hillary clinton sounding confident tuesday night. >> we are moving closer to securing the democratic party nomination.

>> reporter: and in that case, 66% of tuesday's voters give clinton a better chance of defeating trump in november. only 30% are feeling the bern in that way when asked about bernie sanders. but more democratic voters find sanders honest and trustworthy. 40% versus 60% for clinton. and different from the gop race, reena and kendis, the majority of democrats in tuesday's primaries would be satisfied if clinton or sanders was the eventual nominee. >> so many findings we're learning from yesterday's result. trump at this point has won more than 20 states. what accounts for his support right now? >> so, according to the exit polls, it really showed the continued appeal with discontented republicans. among the more than half who want an outsider can dashgts 60% of those voters favor trump. then he won the majority of the support of those angry at the government, want to deport

immigrants, want to ban muslims from the country. and feel that they're falling behind financially. >> they've certainly spoken loud and clear in this election. >> all right. abc's lauren lyster, thank you so much for being with us this morning. >> thanks. coming up, o. j. simpson's best friend from behind bars. that's what a former prison guard calls himself. now the guard is opening up about the infamous double murder case. what o.j. reportedly said to him that makes him think o.j. did it. and ahead in our next half hour, fixing fashion. online fashion bloggers influencing the hottest styles, but is it fair for designers and stores to influence them? you're watching "world news now." (tiffany) ask yourself what your children or cigarettes.

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so-called trial of the century but so many still transfixed by the simpson saga. >> now an ex-correctional officer who claims to be o.j.'s confidante is speaking out. abc's juju chang has more. >> i'm not black. i'm o.j. >> reporter: cocky and confident. it's the on-screen depiction of o.j. simpson in "american crime story," but another image of the juice is an aging inmate. >> o.j. simpson is not suffering in prison. he's eating well. he's exercising well. >> reporter: retired correctional officer jeffrey felix telling his version of the story in a self-published story, "guarding the juice: how o.j. simpson became my prison bff." he claims he was simpson's closest confidante at this nevada prison. he says a prison contact described how o.j. reacted to the recent news of a knife found at his former estate. >> he jokingly says if the knife is rusted, i can't be busted.

>> reporter: but simpson slamming felix's claims. the inmate speaking through his lawyer telling abc news that the representation of their relationship is fantasy, wildly exaggerated and in most instances, blatantly false. and that felix never worked in the same unit where simpson was housed. >> if o.j. gets paroled, we'll be playing golf together. i can guarantee you that. >> reporter: juju chang, abc news, new york. >> that's a pretty bold statement. >> it is. and you know what, this show's really, really popular. it's gaining in the ratings. last night's episode, we're fold, on fx focused on the portrayed glove scene. brian, you've watched it. >> i didn't see it last night but, yeah, it's pretty good. a great job of raising all the various issues that came to the forefront ahead of the case, bigger than the case. >> i can't bring myself to watch it. i don't want to relive that period of history for some reason. i'm done with it. i am not done with netflix "making of a murderer." amazing. i almost didn't show up to work today because i was so

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this morning on "world news now," primary punch. from marco rubio's exit to hillary clinton's major victories. the dynamic night for both parties as the votes come in from five key states. >> including ohio, where donald trump lost to the governor john kasich. what's next for both campaigns. extensive cover ahead. the officers caught on camera accused of stealing from a pot dispensary. the new video and what investigators are now saying. and later in the skinny, indiana jones returns. the big plans for the sequel starring an aging harrison ford and what twitter has to say about all of this. it's wednesday, march 16th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> hello to you, everyone.

good morning. it is a very busy wednesday morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm reena ninan. >> of course, we'll start with all of the excitement of last night that has bled into this morning. the voters really have spoken in five key states, ending the campaign of marco rubio with his loss in florida as trump and clinton get closer to being their party's nominees. >> they each won north carolina and florida. but take a look at the numbers. john kasich stopping trump in ohio, winning by a wide margin. clinton also getting a big win in ohio despite that surprise loss last week in neighboring michigan. >> in her native state, illinois, it was a close one between the democrats. sanders winning the rural area but clinton doing well in chicago. across the mississippi river in missouri, razor-thin margins in both races. the gop race separated by less than 2,000 votes. also extremely close among the two democrats. now some of the details following last night's races. we'll start with the democrats. >> yes, hillary clinton's victories showing strength in

key battleground states and bernie sanders showing no signs of stepping aside. abc's liz kreutz is covering the democrats for us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, kendis and reena. just after those wins in north carolina, florida and ohio were announced, hillary clinton celebrated here to a fired up crowd here in west palm beach. that win in ohio, though, a turning point in the campaign. overnight hillary clinton riding high after another night of victory. >> this is another super tuesday for our campaign. thank you, florida. thank you, north carolina. thank you, ohio. >> reporter: her staffers partying at their brooklyn headquarters and clinton gloating that she is now more than 300 delegates ahead of bernie sanders. >> we are moving closer to securing the democratic party nomination. >> reporter: the vermont senator, meanwhile, charging on.

>> don't let people tell you that you can't think big. >> reporter: but clinton's focus, donald trump. calling him out by name for the first time in a primary night speech. >> you know, to be great, we can't be small. we can't lose what made america great in the first place. and this isn't just about donald trump. >> reporter: making it clearer than ever she's gearing up for the general. both clinton and sanders are looking ahead to the next state up, arizona. sanders was there last night and clinton has a new spanish language tv ad airing in the state, featuring none other than than donald trump. kendis and reena. >> liz kreutz, thank you. as for the republicans, marco rubio is out. john kasich wins ohio. >> our coverage continues with abc's marci gonzalez live in miami. marci, what a night for republicans. is it pretty much over for the other challengers? is donald trump the ultimate winner here? >> reporter: no, you know, it's a definitive yet. they've still got to look ahead. we've got more primaries coming

up on tuesday. >> yeah, and marci, in the meanti meantime, with no clean sweep for trump, what's next for his campaign? >> reporter: yeah, well, they're feeling very confident, saying they're going to win, win, win every race here on out. a lot of confidence looking ahead to those next big races again on tuesday. especially arizona. >> and i guess the race really is getting more dynamic in many ways. isn't it, marci? >> reporter: yeah, it absolutely is. with marco rubio dropping out, it is now a three-man race. and it's giving trump that extra surge, that extra momentum as if he really needed any more. but ted cruz, who has the second most delegates, he still insists that he can beat trump, especially in a head-to-head match-up. but it certainly won't be easy. by abc's estimates, cruz would need to get 76% of the remaining delegates to win the nomination. trump would still need 55% of the remaining delegates. kendis and reena?

>> abc's marci gonzales live in miami. marci, thank you so much. >> yes, basically means at the end of the day, marci, you're not going to get to stay in miami for too long. you have to go to cleveland where this will end up. there will be much more election coverage coming up all morning long. we're going to hear more from the john kasich campaign after a big victory. that's later this half hour. turning to another major headline, a ft. worth, texas, police officer is in critical condition after being shot. it happened after a police chase turned violent. officers had tried to serve warrants when the suspects took off in their suv. they abandoned the car and began shooting at police. one of the suspects was killed. his son is in custody. two maryland men who taped their brother shooting at a police station are due in court today. malik and elijah ford are both charged with six counts of attempted murder and other serious charges. a detective was killed by what police said was friendly fire while in a shootout with 22-year-old michael ford. he was shot in the gunfire and is still in the hospital.

an intense round of the blame game. on capitol hill during a hearing on the water crisis in flint, michigan, former state and federal officials blamed each other and democratic lawmakers pointed fingers at the state's republican governor. abc's bazi kanani has all the details. >> reporter: flint's former officials in the hot seat asked to explain their actions and inaction after an expert's memo warning the city's water was unsafe months before taking aggressive action. lawmakers replayed this video of the former mayor on local tv. >> it's your standard tap water. >> we know now that we were getting bad information and, worse, water. >> reporter: former mayor dayne walling blamed the state's environmental regulatory agency for reports that claimed the water was okay for consumption. flint's former state-appointed emergency manager pointed fingers at city officials. >> i made no decision about the use of the flint river. >> reporter: the region's former

epa director insisted her agency did notify state and local authorities. >> i did not sit on the sidelines. >> reporter: meanwhile, democratic lawmakers blamed michigan's governor for the delay. >> the topic of flint water was never raised in any cabinet meeting. >> reporter: republicans focused their ire on the failure at the federal level. >> epa has the responsibility to the citizens. you have to intervene. >> you screwed up. and you messed up people's lives. >> reporter: as michigan governor rick snyder faces calls to resign and a recall effort, he will voluntarily testify before the committee on thursday. reena, kendis? >> bazi, thank you so much. a close call on the railroad tracks in ohio. somehow an at&t van got stuck on the tracks. you can actually see the worker going back to grab his bag apparently unaware of the danger.

a quick-thinking police officer moves the driver out of the way. and then seconds later, seconds later, boom. the van is demolished by the speeding train. >> lucky guy. he's going to be late for his next appointment. three southern california police officers are in trouble with the law. they're accused of stealing snacks during a raid on a medical marijuana dispensary last year. their alleged poor behavior was caught on surveillance cameras. prosecutors say the cops did not eat any of the edible marijuana items during the raid but the dispensary disagrees. >> because some were consuming regular food products does not mean that they weren't consuming edibles. >> okay. well, one of the three cops is also charged with vandalism for smashing security cameras, but there were four hidden security cameras as well. the three officers are currently on paid administrative leave. sales were down at chipotle last month by about 25% following a series of food safety issues. the company says it expects to post a loss for the first quarter. what would mark the first such loss since it went public in 2006. sales last month had started to

bounce back until a boston area restaurant was forced to close because of sick workers. okay. so move over nutella. now -- is that right? >> yeah, nutella, you did that well. >> nutella. now you can spread twix candy on your toast. it comes in seven-ounce jars and is basically broken up pieces of the chocolate-covered caramel layered cookies. >> unfortunately for now, it's only available in england where other spreads and sauces based on popular candy are also sold. a jar of this will cost you about 3 bucks and, of course, a round-trip ticket to britain. i wonder how much sugar -- as a mom, i wonder how much sugar is in this. >> there's no sugar in it. >> it sounds good. >> it's tasty at this hour. >> that's a nutritious breakfast right there, kendis. >> that's what all kids should have. >> you can have it and take my kids after. >> oh, yeah, that would be great. coming up in "the skinny," mariah carey struggling with her wardrobe while taking her career in a brand-new direction.

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hillary clinton took some big steps toward the democratic nomination last night with victories in florida, ohio, north carolina and illinois. donald trump had the most wins on the republican side, taking illinois, north carolina and florida. trump's win in the sunshine state forced florida senator marco rubio out of the race. ohio governor john kasich was the winner in his home state. that was his first win of the entire campaign. >> that really was a big one because for those who were as opposed to donald trump, kasich's win in ohio was absolutely crucial. his victory means a contested republican convention in cleveland this summer is very much a possibility. >> abc's david wright is covering kasich's campaign and he spent some time with him. david, good morning. >> reporter: hi, reena and kendis, from john kasich headquarters here in ohio. a jubilant mood here. john kasich pulling out a win in his home state. we were with him backstage just before he came out. he was shooting hoops. and pretty much shooting the

moon that he had pulled it off. the polls as late as tuesday showed him neck and neck with trump here. one of the things that may have helped him is the fact that ohio has an open primary. independent voters can choose to vote in the democratic or republican side. we met voters who were democrats who chose to vote in the republican race because they wanted to block donald trump. the fact that kasich has won his home state ensures that he moves forward in this contest. he thinks that his victory is in part to do with his positive campaign. he was refusing even tuesday to take potshots at donald trump. he now is hoping to become the republican standard bearer for the people hoping to block trump and he now moves forward. the next big contest in arizona. kendis, reena? >> thank you so much, david. we're looking ahead next tuesday. arizona, also there's in idaho

primaries there -- caucuses there as well. >> it's really expected that donald trump will do well in arizona. he has the support of the famous sheriff there, joe arpaio. immigration is big there. and from our political desk, they were noting it is statistically impossible for john kasich to win the nomination. >> this is his first win. it's impossible delegate wise. >> exactly. >> sure raises a huge divide between the republican leaders and the establishment and voters on the ground who spoke very loudly that trump is, in many ways, their guy. so it seems hard to imagine that someone from out of the woodwork could be brought in for some type of contested convention. >> it will be tough. they'll try. coming up, the internet weighs in on a potential title for the upcoming indiana jones movie. and mariah carey suffering a wardrobe malfunction last night in

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♪ skinny so skinny ♪ and leading us off, the big news coming out of hollywood, harrison ford will return once again as indiana jones on the big screen. >> it will actually make it his fifth indy film in total and returning as the film's director will be steven spielberg. it's due to hit theaters in 2019 which will make it 11 years since the first indiana jones film "kingdom of the crystal skull." >> wow. nuke the fridge. who could forget it. many will. ford will be 77 when the new

film, which is still untitled, makes its debut. the news has everyone speculating what the title will be. for that let's find out what the internet is saying all about it. >> yeah. so, nuke the fridge, come o how cue not remember that? hopefully we'll have more nuke the fridge moments in the fifth one. people suggesting indiana jones and the battle to get off of his lawn. >> because he's old. >> right, right, right, right. i get it. indiana jones and the afternoon nap, which kind of works for any of us i think. >> you're right. >> and then indiana jones and the never-ending story about when things made sense and kids respected their elders. >> oh. i like that last one. >> that's from mustache of doom. so, i think they win for their handle more than the suggested title. >> good. >> you like those? >> -- handle there. there was also one dealing with prune juice. people were all like nailing the old jokes. >> let's not be mean to him. he still looks good.

if we could all look good in our 70s. i'd like to look like him. >> he looks great. next up, mariah carey, currently on her world tour, and last night in glasgow, scotland, she suffered a minor wardrobe malfunction. as you might expect, the star has a lot of wardrobe changes throughout the show. apparently she goes hard, causing a rip in her tights right in the booty region. >> it's impromptu moments like this that producers of her just-announced reality show hope to do well with the viewers. the eight-part documentary series titled "mariah's world," will air on e!. >> the songstress wants to showcase her personality but she says she will avoid showing her 4-year-old twins in the program. carey also says that she has the power to cut any footage she would rather not be seen. >> okay. including that little wardrobe malfunction. >> maybe the wardrobe malfunction will be in there. >> that might be interesting. next to somebody whose every

move is watched like she's on a reality show, we're talking, of course, about t. swift. the pop superstar sharing some steamy pictures on social media from her vacation with deejay stud muffin calvin harris. >> swift captioned the image, that time we finally took a vacation. besides showing some skin and a little making out, the star also showed how she shakes it right off a trampoline. >> oh, look at that. >> their tropical location remains undisclosed. but we're sure they've got everything they need. earlier this month, the couple celebrated their first year together. >> wasn't that a home baked cake? >> yeah. and he, by the way, i follow him on instagram, he also posted the same foets to of them in love and all that. and finally, celebrities may not be able to walk awe mile in your shoes, but they can apparently help you try them on, like sarah jessica parker. remember carrie bradshaw? she played that woman in "sex and the city." she took the craze to the next

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♪ she's got the look ♪ she's got the look ♪ she's got the look ♪ what in the world with make your brown-eyed girl turn blue ♪ so the ftc is taking aim at a hugely successful ad campaign. you have those instagram posts, you have blogs, and what appears to be news articles online promotes dresses. >> the problem, lord & taylor didn't make it clear that the whole thing was a paid advertisement. abc's rebecca jarvis. >> reporter: it's an expertly executed ad campaign. 50 of the hottest fashion bloggers all in the same paisley dress all over instagram. paid as much as $4,000 each to post these pics on the same day. rachel got the dress for free

and were among the trendsetters paid bit company hyped the ad blitz, lord & taylor. >> they said we have this dress and we want you to send it to 50 influencers and see how they all style it and promote it. >> they had us all post at the same time between 12:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. and then post it tagging lord & taylor. >> reporter: the campaign a huge success. lord & taylor selling out of the dress almost immediately. the photo bomb reaching more than 11 million instagram users in just two days. but regulators are calling into question the retail giant's tactics. >> when consumers are look at posts on instagram, they have no idea and they think, this person whose fashion sense i value really likes this dress and they don't know that it's there because lord & taylor paid the influencer. >> reporter: the ftc now settling charges saying lord & taylor violated federal law claiming the department store giant duped customers by failing to disclose it paid for the posts in exchange for endorsements.

do you think your followers know that you get paid for these posts? >> yeah. i think now like blogging is like an understood thing as a career. i wouldn't say like every single person knows but majority does know. >> reporter: in a statement, lord & taylor saying when it came to our attention there were potential issues, we took immediate action to ensure that clear disclosures were made. we cooperated fully with the ftc's inquiry into this matter. there is no indication of wrongdoing whatsoever. rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >> a lot of people really believe in these bloggers and take what they say. it's kind of hard if you don't say up front you've been given free stuff. >> i believe all the bloggers that i see. i mean, there are some really beautiful bloggers out there. >> i've got the look. this is from the 1980s. this is the duran duran jean jacket. >> this is gloria vanderbilt fine jean. fine jean.

making news in america this morning, "your voice, your vote," the big winners from another important primary day. >> all: kasich, kasich, kasich. >> john kasich playing spoiler. >> i have to thank the people of the great state of ohio. i love you. >> capturing ohio, his first win of the campaign. >> and donald trump showing no sign of slowing down. >> we're going to win, win, win. >> knocking marco rubio out of the race. >> it is not god's plan that i be president in 2016 or maybe ever. >> plus, another big night for hillary clinton. >> this is another super tuesday. >> can bernie sanders stop her now? and who's mathematically out of the race but not going anywhere.