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for cancer. researchers say the test could also determine which women are at risk for heart disease because the amount of calcium in the arteries of the breast, which can seen on a digital mammogram, seem to reflect the amount of calcium in the coronary arteries that supply blood to the heart. a jetblue flight attendant charged with ditching 70 pounds of cocaine in her luggage is due back in court this afternoon. >> talking about marsha reynolds who had been granted bail. but now the u.s. attorney is trying to block her release. abc's david kerley with the story. >> reporter: this jetblue flight attendant, a former jamaican beauty queen, in custody accused of trying to sneak this, nearly 70 pounds of cocaine through airport security. marsha gay reynolds was caught on los angeles security cameras in street clothes friday, as she used her airline badge to try to get through the known crew member security line. but she grew nervous when randomly selected for a secondary search. as tsa officers prepared to search her bags, the former nyu track runner kicks off her heels

and bolts, running down the up escalator, fleeing. turning herself in where a judge will let her out on half million dollars bail. her family came to her defense. >> she may not have been fully aware of what was in the bags. >> reporter: meanwhile, another airline dealing with an employee charged with a crime. united pilot bruce wallis accused of running brothels, promoting prostitution in houston. both airlines say they are cooperating with authorities. jetblue has suspended the flight attendant and united says the pilot has been removed from his flying duties. david kerley, abc news, washington. >> when i heard this story, i thought it also makes the case of why we need more female tsa checkers. reportedly the lady left her gucci shoes behind. i don't know any self-respecting woman who would do that. >> i thought it's a good reminder that when you're on your flight and the attendant asks you what kind of cocaine or coca-cola you would like, you specify it's coca-cola and not

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all the other fathers turned and said, wow, what is he eating? >> he was a comedian's comedian. that was from 1981. today's comic stars took to twitter to pay tribute. jimmy kimmel saying garry shandling was as kind and generous as he was funny. and that is saying a lot. >> ricky gervais, rest in peace the great garry shandling, surely one of the most influential comedians of a generation. and from seth mcfarland, quote, saddened over garry shandling, he was a comedy idol of mine and he leaves behind the greatest single camera comedy of all time. #larrysanders. garry shandling was 66 years old. >> he really was a big force. he was in the early days of the fox network when you had to assume different sort of rabbit ears positions in order to see fox. and i remember on his show,

gilda radner made an appearance there, her last tv appearance when she was dying of ovarian cancer. it was a touching tribute. he wanted to bring her on and make her laugh. >> his comedy was enjoyed by so many across the country. we're going to move on now to a new role for sir paul mccortney. he is hitting the big screen. >> the former beatle will be part of the upcoming "pirates of the caribbean" movie. we should say the franchise is a production of our parent company disney. >> so, mccortney's role is still a secret. we won't know what his new character is all about until "pirates of the caribbean: dead men tell no tales" hits theatres in may of next year >> i look forward to seeing him on the big screen. i'm a big mccartney fan. >> are you. >> so will he belt out a couple tunes possibly? >> you can only hope. >> maybe ones from the '60s, not necessarily more recent ones. >> we'll take any we can. next up. there was excitement around here, a lot of it. that scream you heard from the sixth floor. >> were all the millennials on our staff.

>> the headline "all that" reunion in the works. >> some of the members of the cast are part of a new promotional video. if you're not familiar, folks, "all that" was a widely popular sketch comedy show that aired during the 1990s on nickelodeon. i remember it. i actually watched it. >> i don't remember it all. but it helped launch the careers of kenan thompson, amanda bynes among others. fans will be hoping for some new versions of favorite bits like good burger, detective dan and everyday french with pierre escargot and the "all that" reunion will air on nickelodeon next month. >> i hate to break it to you but i think the show shows our age. >> i know garry shandling from the fox days. >> you can recite his resume, and i know all that. finally, we offer well-deserved kudos to our friends at abc's other morning show. >> sixth floor. >> yeah, "good morning america." the broadcast has been nominated for four daytime emmy awards. >> including outstanding morning program and outstanding musical performance in a talk show or

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disbelief and tried to make sense of whatever was going on. >> isis is very good at this sort of thing that they know how to plan and that they have resources. >> we have clearly entered a period of new normal where we have to be concerned about a much broader range of attacks. >> we've got to defeat them online. that is where they radicalize. >> i would use maximum, maximum interrogation technique. i would have waterboarding and i'd go a step further. >> donald, you're a sniveling coward. leave heidi the hell alone. >> we can't force changes on cuba, but what we can do and will continue to do is to stand up for the rights that we consider to be universal. >> we need to decide as a nation how much power the government should have over our data and over our privacy. >> bring back my daughter.

do not let the world go unnoticed with this. please. >> they ride on the coattails of the men. they don't make any decision and they're lucky. they're very, very lucky. >> we as women have come a long way. we shouldn't have to drop to our knees at any point. >> the bald eagle that was almost gone from our country has come back tenfold, 100-fold. one of the greatest things that i think anybody could view is our national bird being hatched and our national bird being grown up. >> my kids loved watching that. >> busy week ahead? >> very busy. in fact, the president and the first family at this very moment leaving argentina heading back to washington, d.c. will land later this morning. and this major alert. you have four weeks to get your tickets for johnny mathis in great falls, montana, at the mansfield theater. >> are you going to go? >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades.

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good morning. i'm reena ninan. >> and i'm kendis gibson. here's some of the top headlines we're following this friday morning on "world news now." terror manhunt. six people have been picked up in connection with the attacks in brussels. the third airport attacker has been identified and investigators are trying to figure out why two of the bombers were keeping close tabs on a top nuclear scientist. seven hackers linked to the iranian government have been accused -- have been charged with executing coordinated cyber attacks on dozens of banks as well as a small dam outside new york city. the suspects are not in custody and may never be arrested. the search for a missing 1-year-old from indiana ended with the discovery of a body. shaylyn ammerman disappeared from her father's house earlier this week. a 22-year-old man who was home when she went missing is now in custody.

president obama and his family are heading back to the u.s. this morning. the president apologized for u.s. policies during argentina's so-called dirty war and visited a memorial for the victims in buenos aires. those are some of our top stories on this friday, march 25th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." good morning, everyone. we begin this half hour with the new raids in belgium as police try to get to the bottom of the deadly terror attacks. >> six people were detained in brussels last night and they may face charges this morning. authorities say they now know the identity of the third airport bomber. and they've uncovered evidence of a possible nuclear plot. abc's alex marquardt is there with details. >> reporter: chilling new evidence that the terrorists who unleashed chaos in brussels may have been plotting an even more sinister attack. security sources now revealing that brothers khalid and ibrahim

el bakraoui had been spying on a top belgian nuclear scientist, using a hidden camera to film him as he went in and out of his home. ten hours of video discovered. their goal unclear, but western officials have long feared isis might try to build a dirty bomb. two of belgium's nuclear sites had been partially evacuated after tuesday's deadly attacks. both brothers, suicide bombers that day. ibrahim el bakraoui at the airport. he's the man in the middle. khalid exploding his bomb in this subway car. sending terrified passengers scrambling out into the darkness. belgium's justice minister admitting they ignored a warning that may have prevented the attacks. both brothers had known terror connections. khalid, the subject of an international arrest warrant for his ties to the paris attacks. and ibrahim deported from turkey last year. turkish officials saying they warned belgium he was a, quote, foreign terrorist fighter. there's an all-out manhunt for

two other surviving terrorists still thought to be on the loose. the man in the black hat from that airport surveillance image, and now another man, seen in the metro just before the bombing. the second suspect was spotted by a surveillance camera, which are all over the metro system like the one right here. he was seen on the platform with the suicide bomber, khalid el bakraoui, who then got on a train and detonated his explosives as it pulled away. police setting up roadblocks at the border, searching the trunks of cars near the airport and patting down anyone heading into the subway. searching their bags, too. this city still very much on high alert. french police say that they have stopped another planned terror attack. there was a police operation just outside of paris. france's interior minister saying they foiled a terror plot which was at an advanced stage. europe grappling with its new reality. alex marquardt, abc news, brussels. >> it is a stark and troubling new reality, indeed, for europe.

that said people from as many as 40 countries are believed to be among the 31 dead and nearly 300 wounded. >> and more survivors are sharing the details of their harrowing ordeal. among them former college basketball player sebastian bellin, who is still recovering in the hospital. the blast ripped into his leg and knocked him to the ground as debris rained down on him. abc's david muir was with him in the hospital. >> my leg was completely severed. my -- my -- i was just -- i was going that way, i was going that way. i was just in shock. i remember trying to get up and trying to move as quick as i could, but i couldn't. i couldn't move anything. i remember seeing two little kids to my right. their little hands were up in the air. and then -- then the whole time i was just -- i just -- i told myself, i'm going to make it, i'm going to make it.

when i got in the ambulance, i knew i was good. >> incredible story. at least four americans still unaccounted for, including justin and stephanie schultz, who had moved to brussels. officials initially told the family they were still alive. that turned out to be a mistake. they were later told that the couple is still missing. using his strongest words yet, vice president joe biden has slammed republicans for refusing to consider the president's supreme court nominee. the vice president also took republicans to task for invoking the so-called biden rule using his comments from 1992 to the support their stance. bite biden said he was an advocate of bipartisan compromise and accused republicans of abandoning their duties and creating a constitutional crisis. >> i've never seen it like this. washington right now, congress is dysfunctional. they're undermining the norms that govern how we conduct ourselves. >> senate republicans say nominating a supreme court justice should be the job of the next president.

there are at least three republican senators who are saying judge merrick garland should get at least a hearing. the battle between the two top republican presidential candidates over their wives is turning even nastier. the latest escalation came after trump tweeted a picture of both women side by side. here's abc's lauren lyster. >> reporter: a political campaign war over wives, all beginning with this old photo of melania trump in "gq" magazine from her former modeling days as seen in an ad released by a pro-cruz super pac attacking donald trump. trump then blaming cruz for the ad posting on twitter, be careful, lyin' ted or i will spill the beans on your wife. the war of words escalating from there. cruz telling "gma" trump should stay away from his spouse, heidi. >> for donald, she is way out of his league. if he wants to get in a character fight, he should stick with me.

>> reporter: trump defending his actions on fox business. >> i wrote, i said, be careful because otherwise i'll have to start talking about, you know, your situation. now, do i like doing that? no. >> reporter: the candidates continuing the battle on social media overnight. cruz's message to trump, real men don't attack women. your wife is lovely and heidi is the love of my life. that coming in response to trump retweeting a post comparing images of the two women. and heidi cruz, who we rarely hear from, taking on cruz herself. >> you probably know by now that most of the things that donald trump says have no basis in reality. so we are not worried in the least. >> reporter: and while the candidates attack each other's spouses, both men are taking heat from critics for comments made in the wake of the brussels attack favoring police patrols of u.s. muslim neighborhoods. reena and kendis? >> thank you so much. a consumer alert this morning. gerber recalling two types of organic baby food because of packaging defects. that defect could actually make

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writer, rising to fame on "the tonight show" starring johnny carson. >> thanks, that's a nice welcome. obviously some of you haven't seen me before. >> reporter: but the actor and producer, perhaps best known for his hbo show, "the larry sanders show," earning 19 emmy nominations. >> that's a very funny show. >> reporter: celebrities and late night personalities alike reacting to the news on twitter. jimmy kimmel tweeting, garry shandling was as kind and generous as he was funny. and amy schumer writing, good-bye, garry shandling. thank you for your kindness and your generosity and for making me laugh so damn much. shandling was 66 years old. >> our thanks to juju for that. can't you hear them knocking? ♪ >> yeah, we can. the stones. >> they're arriving in cuba preparing for their first ever free concert taking place tonight in havana, cuba. >> mick jagger, keith richards,

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>> a wild scene in mesa, arizona. a wild scene in mesa, arizona. a man being pursued by police gets out of his vehicle at a stoplight and tries to jack a motorcyclist. the two appear to exchange blows before the suspect returns to his pickup. he then leads police on a chaotic chase. take a look. you can see an officer getting out there with his gun. residential streets and freeways during the rush hour traffic were shut down. it only ended when the suspect crashed his vehicle. the suspect was also wanted in a hit and run incident in tucson. >> incredible images. former wrestler hulk hogan has been awarded a stunning $140 million in a suit against gawker over a sex tape. >> and now some of the jurors are explaining why they voted in favor of such a big award. here's abc's dan harris. >> reporter: the jurors explained why they awarded such a huge settlement to hulk hogan in his invasion of privacy case against the website gawker. $140 million. >> if we were all in the same

circumstances, how would we feel about it? and emotionally, we would have all been pretty devastated. >> reporter: jurors sided with the former pro wrestler, who testified about the effect of gawker's posting of a sex tape had on him. >> i was completely humiliated. >> they have no heart, no soul. it's all about the almighty dollar to them. >> reporter: and the founder of gawker, nick denton, reacted. >> if you're asking me whether i still believe that the story was newsworthy, yes, i do. >> reporter: denton says he's confident he will win on appeal. it all comes on the heels of a jury in tennessee awarding $55 million to the tv personality erin andrews in her case over a secretly recorded nude video taken of her at a hotel in nashville. >> $55 million. correct? >> yes. >> reporter: one of the jurors in that case saying, i think about what if it was my wife inside that room or my kids. these juries sending an expensive message about the right to a private life. >> there's absolutely no doubt

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♪ it is time for "insomniac theater." we're getting to it a bit earlier than usual this morning because returning to the theater this weekend some familiar big screen characters. >> nearly 15 years after the first, it's time for another big fat greek wedding like the original. it was written by nia vardalos who stars again as tula. tula and her husband have a daughter of their own, one who is getting ready for college and becoming an adult in her own right. yet her extended family still has plenty of wisdom to impart. >> remember, paris, not until your wedding night. tonight you protect the pulaki. >> okay, mom.

>> you said it. let's move on. >> there's more. >> of course. didn't you leave the car running? >> uh-huh, yes. >> paris, eyes open, knees shut. and you, if your knees are open, shut your eyes. >> oh, but critics are being rather harsh to "my big fat greek wedding 2." kate lloyd of time-out says it feels like you're watching an entire season of "modern family" in fast forward. and the reviewer in the village voice writes, it's a nice movie, not a good one or a well made one or a smart one but a nice one. >> oh! >> opa. >> opa, indeed. >> moving on to two guys with capes and a whole lot of problems. not including their ab-defining suits, of course. but that's a whole other matter. of course, we're talking about "batman v. superman: dawn of justice." ben affleck is batman, henry cavill is superman. apparently they don't like each other.

bruce wayne sees alter ego clark kent as a threat to humanity. >> the daily planet criticizing those think who they're above the laws is a little hypocritical, wouldn't you say? considering every time your hero gets a cat out of a tree, you write a puff piece editorial about an alien who if he wanted to could burn the whole place down. there wouldn't be a damn thing we could do to stop it. >> most of the world doesn't share your opinion, mr. wayne. >> maybe it's the gotham city in me. we just have a bad history with freaks dressed like clowns. >> they spent $250 million on this by the way. the anticipated blockbuster getting a splat of just 33% on rotten tomatoes. "the seattle times" calls the film a joyless slog. jared jones of the chicago reader compares it to bush versus gore saying it's not as bad as that battle but close. another reviewer saying the

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>> reporter: the idea for a hip-hop musical about a founding father came to lin-manuel miranda on a vacation. you're picking up alexander hamilton, this big tome. when did it strike you that wow, this is musical theater? >> end of the second chapter. after the end of the second chapter, it reads like a dickens novel. >> reporter: miranda had to sell the concept to skeptical audiences, including this one at the white house. ♪ >> reporter: at first people didn't know how to respond, right? >> concept album about the life of someone i think embodies hip-hop. treasury secretary alexander hamilton. >> you see me set it up and everyone laughs. and by the end, you see them kind of get sucked in bit story of it. >> reporter: the accolades soon started rolling in. miranda accepting a grammy like only he can. >> vanessa and elly, we adore you. sebastian, daddy's bringing home a grammy for you. good night. >> reporter: he says he's a natural performer, stealing the spotlight from an early age.

>> i really fell in love with musicals by doing them. i got to be bendero, captain hook and conrad birdie in bye bye birdie. which was really the killer. suddenly i'm 12 years old and every girl in my grade has to pretend to be in love with me. i g i'm doing this. whatever this is, i'm doing this for the rest of my life. >> reporter: to say it's worked out would be a massive understatement. how do you kind of keep your feet on the ground and not feel like, i'm the man? >> this is not the lin miranda show. this is about hamilton and hamilton's level of achievement is so extraordinary. hamilton keeps me humble nightly. ♪ alexander hamilton >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm katie couric in new york. >> we should keep him on the $10 bill. >> he's probably going to stay there. lin-manuel met with the treasury secretary and the popularity -- >> oh, well, when he's out with the treasury secretary, we can

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this morning on "world news now," terror manhunt. >> police in europe conducting raids overnight, trying to find those responsible for the attacks in belgium. more suspects detained as investigators continue to search for brothers seen on airport surveillance. we're live in brussels with the very latest. wife war. the low blows continuing on the campaign trail as donald trump and ted cruz trade jabs over their spouses. an angered cruz calling out trump, looking directly at the camera. the latest strange turn in the race for the white house. a massive fireball forces a midwest town to evacuate when a train ashes directly into a propane truck. crews battling the blaze as residents are still kept from their homes. get your dancing shoes on, it's time for the sweet 16.

march madness action overnight. some teams one step closer to glory and others feeling the agony of defeat. a special edition of sports with reena on this friday, march 25th. >> well, good. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> hey, good morning, >> hey, good morning, everyone. i'm reena ninan. >> and i'm kendis gibson. we'll start with the latest developments happening overseas because there were several movements that took place overnight. a new wave of arrests, a link to those deadly terror attacks. >> police detained six people last night during raids in central brussels. as we learn more about the bombers, belgian authorities say another attack is, quote, likely and possible. our coverage begins with abc's marci gonzalez. ♪ >> reporter: as the memorials grow and the grieving continues, new chilling revelations about

the terrorists who carried out tuesday's attacks in brussels. investigators looking into the possibility there were other potential targets after revealing brothers khalid and ibrahim el bakraoui secretly recorded a top belgian nuclear scientist using a camera. both brothers, killed in the attacks, were on the terror watch list here in the u.s. ibrahim shown here before setting off a bomb at the airport was only on record as a common criminal. though turkish officials say he was captured at the syrian border last year, deported back to europe with a warning he was a foreign terrorist fighter. khalid was wanted for his ties to the paris attacks and investigators say he was not alone before he detonated a bomb at the subway station. police now looking for a man shown on surveillance camera with him just before the attack and searching for this suspect shown with the bombers at the airport. american authorities say they know who he is. they're not releasing his name but say he is on the terror

watch list here in the u.s. and possibly still on the run. marci gonzalez, abc news, new york. brussels airport will remain closed at least through the easter weekend. with the investigation still under way, officials say it's not clear when they'll be able to resume operations. >> abc's aaron katersky is in downtown brussels for us right now where life is slowly getting back to normal. good morning. give us the very latest that you know on that investigation. >> reporter: kendis, good morning. the rain here as driven some of the clouds here at place de la bourse that have been mourning and grieving and expressing solidarity. still now the focus is on the manhunt here. there were more raids in the last several hours with six people detained. the authorities will decide today whether those people should be charged with any kind of terrorism offense. but they are still looking for the man we've all seen by now on that surveillance image wearing the tan colored jacket and the hat. the u.s. believes it has

identified him. his name appears on a u.s. watch list. so do the names of the two brothers. they're also looking for a man seen on surveillance video not released publicly standing on the subway platform moments before the explosion there. those two urgent manhunts are taking priority here. >> aaron, incredible late breaking details today. reports that brothers were tracking a nuclear scientist. what do we know about that? >> reporter: well, the two brothers ibrahim and khalid el bakraoui had stashed apparently in the bushes somewhere outside the scientist's home a hidden camera and took hours, as many as ten hours of their own surveillance footage. it was found in an anti-terrorism raid following the paris attacks. so the authorities here in brussels had known about this footage for the last several months. the question is, what were the brothers going to do with it? it raises questions about perhaps some sinister intentions and it fuels the fear that the attacks here in brussels the other day as bad as they were

may not have been all that the brothers had in mind. >> incredible, aaron. just the fact that they were worried about another possible attack to learn about the nuclear level this adds another layer. abc's aaron katersky live in belgian. thank you so much. the feud between ted cruz and donald trump over their wives is taking an even nastier term. >> cruz is now branding trump a coward over pictures comparing the wives side by side. abc's tom llamas reports on the war of words. >> reporter: enraged ted cruz looking right into our camera to deliver this message to donald trump. >> donald, you're a sniveling coward and leave heidi the hell alone. >> reporter: the texas senator wasn't done there, firing back after trump retweeted this image, cruz's wife in an unflattering pose next to melania trump. >> it is not acceptable for a big, loud, new york bully to attack my wife. >> reporter: the feud started when an anti-trump super pac released this digital ad, showing a nude photo of trump's

wife from an old photo shoot that we had to blur. the banner reading, "meet melania trump. your next first lady." >> it was framed in such a way like it was really a terrible thing, and it was sent to a certain group. and i thought it was disgraceful. and ted cruz knew better. >> reporter: trump taking to twitter. "be careful, lyin' ted, or i will spill the beans on your wife." and still standing by that cryptic threat. >> i wrote, i said, be careful, because, otherwise, i'll be -- i'll have to start talking about your situation. >> reporter: cruz maintaining he had nothing to do with the original ad, calling it completely inappropriate. and trump's old foe, fox news' megyn kelly, weighing in on trump's latest counterpunch, tweeting, "seriously?" cruz describing kelly as exactly the kind of woman that trump is threatened by. >> donald doesn't like strong women. strong women scare donald. >> reporter: the trump campaign is responding. trump's campaign manager saying this about senator cruz --

"this is his effort to gain attention to try and stay relevant in a race that he has lost." tom llamas, abc news, new york. well, a sad end to the search for a missing indiana girl. a body has been recovered that matches the description of 1-year-old shaylyn ammerman. the child disappeared from her father's home early wednesday. a 22-year-old man, kyle parker, has been taken into custody in connection with the case. police say parker was a friend of the child's father and that he was in the house the night she went missing. we've got some breaking news from minnesota. a propane explosion has shaken the small town of calloway just east of fargo. the blast sent flames shooting into the night sky. it happened after a semi tanker filled with 10,000 gallons of propane was hit by a train yesterday afternoon. 200 people living nearby are spending the night away from their home as a precaution. today's good friday. christians around the world are commemorating the crucifix of jesus christ on holy thursday. pope francis washed and kissed

the feet of refugees. the group included muslims, coptic christians and one hindu. eight men and four women. the papal foot washing sent a message of openness to refugees and also women in the church . and in israel, thousands marched in the streets to celebrate purim. they cheered the colorful costumes, floats and dance troupes. it's typically the most raucous and joyful jewish holiday with parties and dancing. this year's parade comes with a wave of israeli/palestinian violence. the holiday celebrates the jewish people's survival when the tyrant haman vowed to wipe them out. and hindus around the world celebrated the spring festival or the festival of color is marked by celebrations that involve bon fires, colored powder and super soakers. it brings together people of all ages and classes in recent years. holi has become increasingly popular among non-hindus. they have lots of holi parties here actually, as well. >> do they? >> missed out last year.

>> i didn't know that. that's pretty much what i look like when i went into the makeup room. i said, make it drag queen thick. and they apply all the different colors. >> holi colors. >> absolutely. coming up, march madness. the madness that is march. marches on. the sweet 16, our signature recap with sports with reena. >> it's going to be good. and a professor steps in when a student's babysitter called out sick. the touching moment going viral this morning. celebrity secrets to getting rich. a-listers revealing business strategies and their recipes for financial success. check us out on facebook at wnnfans.com and twitter @abcwnn. you're watching "world news now." recipes for financial success. check us out on facebook at wnnfans.com and twitter @abcwnn. you're watching "world news now." the worst thing about toilet germs? they don't stay in the toilet.

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villanova taking this one 92-69. heading to the elite eight for the first time since 2009. do you have a question for me? >> i was curious whose version that have song is. that's not the neil sedaka version, is it? >> i was talking sports. >> who is next? >> that would be kansas and maryland. the five seed terps hung around for a while in this one. then early in the second half, it was time for some jayhawks. don't you like that? thank you, honey. >> nailed it. >> the tournament's overall number one seed looking very much the part. and that ain't good news for maryland. kansas wins, 79-63. the jayhawks face villanova tomorrow with a trip to the final four at stake. >> a lot of my friends in d.c. are hurting as a result of that one. >> yeah. >> oh, well. there's always next year. so that's the south regional. now for the west regional. first game last night was texas

a&m against oklahoma. >> and remember, we did mention villanova's blowout of miami. this was really much the same. the sooners just had way, and i mean way too much for the aggies last night in anaheim. guard jordan woodard led oklahoma with 22 points. three others were also in double figures. the sooners get to hang out for the weekend. they win it, 77-63. >> look at all the empty seats i saw earlier. three comfortable wins there. the last game of the night was duke against oregon. >> yeah, the defending national champs taking on the top-seeded ducks. oregon stretched out their five-point halftime lead with a strong second half performance. the ducks. >> get into it. >> the ducks dreaming of their first final four in 77 years. >> oh. >> it lives on. lives on. as does the pride of the pacific 12 conference. they face oklahoma in tomorrow's regional final after an 8-62 win. it was oregon's first win ever against duke. i do have to publicly apologize

because i ruined your bracket. there was a key moment when he was putting together his bracket, i told him to pick baylor over duke. i apologize. >> i should say everybody else's bracket has been so mad that mine now lives. >> you're serious. >> yes, yes. third place, jack? third? >> yeah. >> third is not first. guess who has first. >> this is the first place one right here, baby. this is it. >> it's not over. >> this is why they play the games. >> it ain't over. >> no heels. >> till the fat lady sings. we have one more sport note. an eighth grader from long island who is still months away from entering high school has already been recruited by and committed to penn state university. >> that's because of brennan o'neill's ability to play lacrosse. the 13-year-old midfielder practices for two to three hours a day every single day, even whether he has games. >> o'neill says he knows college isn't just about playing lacrosse. he's decided to major in business and become an accountant.

if he ever goes south in lacrosse, he also plays tight end in football and he's a power forward in basketball. >> i like this kid. he knows what he wants. >> i'm sure he gets no dates all at all. >> you know what, kendis gibson -- >> i bet he's not popular. >> -- i bet he's going to be homecoming king. not that that's the yardstick to measure success. >> it is. >> i was a high school nerd. that's why i say that. coming up, the flight attendant who took flight running away from a security check. what's next for her. but first, a power gathering of some of the most ambitious people in the world. and they're all women. that's next on "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations.

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>> we love our whitney. i'm obviously not every woman but i am a woman. that means it falls to me to report that just 20 of the nation's top 500 companies have a woman as ceo. quick math, that's just 4%. >> you fooled me for all this time. i didn't know that. thank you. it's time for some girl or woman power and some advice from those who have already had great success. here's abc's rebecca jarvis. ♪ >> reporter: it's a first of its kind event. >> good morning, ladies. >> reporter: the power trip. 36 jam-packed hours organized by "marie claire" magazine, who offered us seats on board. 100 of the most influential leaders in fashion, business, technology, and public policy hopping aboard a jetblue flight from new york city to san francisco to meet 100 west coast power players and celebrities. sharing their secrets to success. >> we need to create spaces and

societal norms and institutions where women come together and, for lack of a better word, network. >> reporter: the twist? everyone involved right down to the engineer's flight crew and pilots, a woman. are there many other women doing this? >> maybe 3%. >> reporter: actress-turned-entrepreneur drew barrymore, the cover story of "marie claire's" boss issue, sharing her wine and wisdom telling us her secret to createding a business, follow your passion. >> whatever it is in life that makes you feel like you just want to leap, leap. but work hard all the way through the fall. >> reporter: gwyneth paltrow's insider tip, dare to be first. >> i think that it's challenging to do something that's provocative and, you know, i was in a way first in -- first of my peers in the space to do this, and so i think i took a lot of scrapes going through the brush with my machete. >> reporter: new mom tyra banks on maternity leave talking with

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>> like a big teddy bear. here's another man that is coming forward and helping his kid. this is a dad who tried to do his own little virtual reality for his kid here. he set up set her up on her tricycle to simulate the turns and bumps along this track. and he had first-person footage of a ride other a bicycle track. no doubt his daughter was loving every minute of it. >> hey, "a" for effort and innovation, dad. >> yes, and for execution. >> yeah, you're right. it was a great execution. hey, it's a special birthday polka. >> okay. >> yeah. ♪ politics and foreign wars, all the weather all the scores ♪ ♪ that's the world news polka ♪ take that roll and way too slow stuff you saw on koppel's show ♪ ♪ that's the world news polka ♪ it's late at night you're wide awake and you're not wearing pants ♪ ♪ so grab your "world news now" mug and everybody dance, hey ♪ ♪ have some fun, be a pal, every

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this morning on "world news this morning on "world news now," terror raids carried out overnight. six people detained as a manhunt continues for the suspects in the brussels attacks. a live report from belgium just ahead. spring mess. a mix of snow, ice and heavy rain hitting multiple regions, including flooding conditions in florida. a baseball dugout filled in the deluge. new this half hour, behaving badly in the friendly skies. >> a flight crew accused of smuggling massive amounts of drugs. even prostitution. how the tsa caught on to their operation. and remembering the funny man whose ground-breaking comedy changed television. fellow comedians are talking about garry shandling in "the skinny" on this friday, march 25th. >> announcer: from abc news,

this is "world news now." good morning, everyone. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm reena ninan. we begin with the intense manhunt for the surviving terrorist behind the horrific attacks in belgium. >> yeah, overnight six people were arrested in brussels and police are still looking for at least two men believed to be on the loose. abc's aaron katersky has the latest right now from brussels. aaron, good morning. what do you know? >> reporter: kendis, reena, good morning to you. today, secretary of state john kerry arrives here in brussels. he'll bring offers of american assistance, the condolences of the american people for the more than 30 people killed in the attacks, and u.s. information about at least some of the suspects. anti-terrorism police raided new locations in the brussels neighborhood where the attackers made their bombs. six were detained, though they're still hunting for this man in light-colored clothing and a hat seen in an airport surveillance image moments before the explosions. the u.s. has identified him and

said his name appears on a terror watch list. so do the names of suicide bomber brothers ibrahim and khalid el bakraoui. security sources told abc news the two brothers secretly filmed a top belgian nuclear scientists. hours of footage was seized following the paris attacks raising new questions about more sinister intentions. their bombs were bad enough. more than 100 blast victims remain in hospitals, half of them in intensive care. the bomb at the subway station caused the most carnage, and police are now looking for a man seen with the bomber on the platform, holding a bag and walking away moments before the explosion. and as that manhunt continues, the last of three official days of mourning is under way now, and although the crowds are not here in place de la bourse, the main focal point for belgians following the attacks, you can see the tokens of grief that have been left here on the pavement. kendis, reena? >> we know that belgian officials have taken a lot of

heat for possibly missing clues from all across the world. we're hearing now belgian officials are possibly offering their resignation. what do you know about that? >> reporter: two ministers offered to resign. the justice minister and the interior minister conceding there were missteps in the lead up to the attacks and perhaps some miss opportunities to surveil or track at least some of the suspects. the prime minister rejected those resignations. he said, you don't leave the battlefield in the middle of a war. >> that war is ongoing right now. let's hope there aren't any missteps that they're missing at this point. >> abc's aaron katersky live in belgium. thank you so much for that report. should mention this, nba hall of famer dikembe mutombo was among the thousands of people caught up in the chaos as the bombs went off at brussels airport.

>> the former basketball star was asleep in a passenger lounge waiting for a connecting flight back home at the time of the attack. he said he ran downstairs right into the mayhem as everyone was trying to escape. >> i just woke up and i was like, what's going on? what's going on? so i decided to run myself. it was just sad to see all of those women with babies in the morning and their children and old ladies who couldn't walk. and they didn't have nobody to push them. it was very sad. >> mutombo says two americans recognized him, took him to a safe area. they were picked up by someone from the u.s. embassy and driven to the airport in amsterdam. he calls those americans his two angels. well, the u.s. has charged seven hackers linked to the iranian government accused of cyber attacks on dozens of banks as well as a small dam outside of new york city. the attorney general characterized the attacks as relentless, systematic and widespread. none of those charged is in custody and it's not clear if they will ever be arrested. secretary of state john kerry and russian president vladimir putin have met in moscow. they agreed to use their

influence with both sides to strengthen the cease-fire in syria. they also plan to increase humanitarian aid. kerry says the terror attacks in brussels have reinforced their efforts to defeat isis. he heads to brussels today to offer his condolences. it's getting nasty. the battle between ted cruz and donald trump over their wives has reached a new level of nastiness. it escalated after trump retweeted an unflattering photograph of heidi cruz next to a glamour shot of melania trump. that brought this response from ted cruz. >> it is not acceptable for a big, loud, new york bully to attack my wife. donald, you're a sniveling coward, and leave heidi the hell alone. >> here's what the experts say. attacking heidi cruz not going to do much to improve trump's standing with women. a poll done in march showed half of all american women had a very

unfavorable view of him. okay. now, much of south florida was swamped by heavy downpours last night. at least 4 inches of rain flooded the streets of boca raton, making driving nearly impossible. the pouring rain also submerged much of the baseball field at the florida atlantic university. but the nasty spring weather unleashed most of its fury further west, dumping enough snow and hail to close hundreds of miles of roads, shutting down denver's airport for a time. abc's clayton sandell is there. >> reporter: the swirling mess of spring storms is threatening the south. it's the same system that knocked texas with funnel clouds, lightning, and hail. >> it just got really loud, and then our window just bust through. >> reporter: in kansas and oklahoma, it's the wind supercharging this grass fire, exploding to nearly 400,000 acres. in colorado, a blizzard, trapping hundreds of drivers overnight. some rescued by armored police trucks.

if you ever get stranded in your car, and, clearly, this one is not going anywhere, officials say the best advice is to have an emergency kit and stay in your car until you can be rescued. in denver, planes are moving again, after the airport shut down for the first time in ten years. but hundreds are still stuck in a backlog of more than 1700 canceled flights. >> frontier said they could get us back to memphis next tuesday. >> next tuesday! >> reporter: next tuesday? >> yes. >> reporter: the ratterman family spent the last night of their vacation camping in the airport. >> this is, as i said, our humble abode. baggage claim number three, come on in. >> reporter: right now, denver is getting a bit of a break from the severe weather. but there is more snow expected on friday night. clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> look at that snow. >> he's been in a lot of it lately. >> he has, you're right. >> that snow that clayton mentioned will fall across much of the northern tier from washington state all the way to the great lakes. folks in great falls, montana, they're getting it.

in the rockies from montana to colorado where as much as 14 inches is possible and the entire east coast will see wet weather, mostly rain but some snow in northern new england. >> temperatures in those spots will naturally be cooler than normal. but plan on sunny 70s and even a few 80 degree readings across the south. we should have saved this next story for april fools' day. that's how unbelievable it is. a north carolina man was arrested for not returning, wait for it, a videotape that he rented back in 2002. >> is this real? apparently they say james myers was pulled over for a broken taillight. and when the officer ran his license, a warrant popped up. when the officer asked myers to step out of his car, he says he thought it was all a practical joke. it turns out it wasn't. myers was actually handcuffed and taken into custody. >> but we should point out, i just want to point out for the record here, this guy has a long criminal record. he did not return a library book back when he was 12 years old.

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rash of car break-ins. krista south was stunned at the damage to her car after a 400-pound black bear rummaged through it. look at that. the bear accidentally locked itself inside another car. the animal is captured on an officer's dashcam fleeing. police say that the bears figured out how to open the door of unlocked cars. >> wow, that's pretty smart. >> yeah. you know, they say bears are smarter than the average bear, right? hey, boo-boo. >> that's not an average bear at all. researchers at the university of texas have come up with an at-home test to determine if a mosquito is carrying the zika virus. it's actually probably not for everybody because it requires grinding up the mosquito, squishing that through a filter and testing the juice that results. the researchers are also working on a smartphone app to track the virus. >> would you like some scrambled eggs with that? >> that's a little bit more appetizing. we move on now to mammograms that may do more than just check

for cancer. researchers say the test could also determine which women are at risk for heart disease because the amount of calcium in the arteries of the breast, which can seen on a digital mammogram, seem to reflect the amount of calcium in the coronary arteries that supply blood to the heart. a jetblue flight attendant charged with ditching 70 pounds of cocaine in her luggage is due back in court this afternoon. >> talking about marsha reynolds who had been granted bail. but now the u.s. attorney is trying to block her release. abc's david kerley with the story. >> reporter: this jetblue flight attendant, a former jamaican beauty queen, in custody accused of trying to sneak this, nearly 70 pounds of cocaine through airport security. marsha gay reynolds was caught on los angeles security cameras in street clothes friday, as she used her airline badge to try to get through the known crew member security line. but she grew nervous when randomly selected for a secondary search. as tsa officers prepared to search her bags, the former nyu track runner kicks off her heels

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all the other fathers turned and said, wow, what is he eating? >> he was a comedian's comedian. that was from 1981. today's comic stars took to twitter to pay tribute. jimmy kimmel saying garry shandling was as kind and generous as he was funny. and that is saying a lot. >> ricky gervais, rest in peace the great garry shandling, surely one of the most influential comedians of a generation. and from seth mcfarland, quote, saddened over garry shandling, he was a comedy idol of mine and he leaves behind the greatest single camera comedy of all time. #larrysanders. garry shandling was 66 years old. >> he really was a big force. he was in the early days of the fox network when you had to assume different sort of rabbit ears positions in order to see fox. and i remember on his show,

gilda radner made an appearance there, her last tv appearance when she was dying of ovarian cancer. it was a touching tribute. he wanted to bring her on and make her laugh. >> his comedy was enjoyed by so many across the country. we're going to move on now to a new role for sir paul mccortney. he is hitting the big screen. >> the former beatle will be part of the upcoming "pirates of the caribbean" movie. we should say the franchise is a production of our parent company disney. >> so, mccortney's role is still a secret. we won't know what his new character is all about until "pirates of the caribbean: dead men tell no tales" hits theatres in may of next year >> i look forward to seeing him on the big screen. i'm a big mccartney fan. >> are you. >> so will he belt out a couple tunes possibly? >> you can only hope. >> maybe ones from the '60s, not necessarily more recent ones. >> we'll take any we can. next up. there was excitement around here, a lot of it. that scream you heard from the sixth floor. >> were all the millennials on our staff.

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disbelief and tried to make sense of whatever was going on. >> isis is very good at this sort of thing that they know how to plan and that they have resources. >> we have clearly entered a period of new normal where we have to be concerned about a much broader range of attacks. >> we've got to defeat them online. that is where they radicalize. >> i would use maximum, maximum interrogation technique. i would have waterboarding and i'd go a step further. >> donald, you're a sniveling coward. leave heidi the hell alone. >> we can't force changes on cuba, but what we can do and will continue to do is to stand up for the rights that we consider to be universal. >> we need to decide as a nation how much power the government should have over our data and over our privacy. >> bring back my daughter.

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making news in america this morning, terror tale. in brussels new pictures just in inside the bomber's apartment. a smashed tablet, a busted front door. plus, the raids overnight. more people under arrest in the investigation. we're live in brussels. severe weather sweeping across the country. heavy flooding in the south. this morning people sleeping in airports as flights get canceled because of high winds. we're tracking it all. breaking overnight, evacuations after a train derailment. >> ooh, geez, explosion. >> the massive explosion after the crash lighting up the night sky. and caught on camera, an enraged driver speeding down a highway trying to steal a motorcycle. the wild police chase.