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harry's organization hiv children in south africa. >> the real reason, the main reason that harry is here is the second edition of the invictus games, the olympic-style competition for wounded warriors and veterans, which harry helps organize. actually founded. it gets under way in orlando on sunday. you can watch all the coverage on espn. >> we now harry has a great sense of humor, he joked he might have a crown and a cape with him on this trip so that children won't be disappointed when they meet him on this trip. >> ladies can't help. you found some, jack? >> this is a tweet from little low 719. she says, prince harry comes to florida this week, operation marry harry is in full effect. this is not a drill! >> well -- >> breaking news. >> are you sure you didn't write that, jack?

>> no that was littlelo791. >> little low means business. watch out, harry, you might need that cape. >> she loves herself some harry. we'll see how she does. next up, janet jackson or miss jackson if you're nasty. >> yes, you remember jackson's video last month she announced the postponement of her world tour so she can plan her family, along with her husband. well, that planning seems to have gone pretty well because entertainment tonight reports jackson is now pregnant with her first child. >> now, that's raising some eyebrows because jackson turns a big 5-0, just a week from next monday. word is she is due in late fall or early winter. that report came hours before a release of a new jackson video for her song, "damn baby," from her latest album "unbreakable." interesting timing there. >> interesting timing, indeed. she doesn't look pregnant in that video.

>> i don't think it works that way. all right, so, jay z is reportedly making some lemonade of his own. a report in us weekly reports that the music mogul is recording some songs that will reveal his version surrounding events in his rough patch reportedly in his marriage. >> report says jay-z is telling his side of things. jay z didn't have anything to say until beyonce unloaded her lemonade album on the world. no word on when the jay z album can be ready for release. >> maybe he'll reveal who is becky. >> i think it's all for pr. >> it is. >> they are perfectly happily married and just got together and said, you know what, if we do this, people will be interested. >> don't leave your bands just because -- >> we're tuking about it, right? okay, channing tatum well known for his magic mike moves as you know. >> a video released yesterday features tatum walking around his home. which he says is inhabited by

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good morning. i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. with the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now". that raging wildfire in canada has forced 90,000 people to evacuate. western canada's main oil city. the flames have already torched nearly 40 square miles and some 1,600 structures, burnt there, as you see. full details straight ahead. a temporary cease-fire has begun in the syrian city of aleppo. the syrian government battles opposition forces. california is now the second state in the nation after hawaii to raise its smoking age to 21. it's also regulating e-cigarettes, making all smoking, chewing and vaping of tobacco products under 21. illegal.

and there was no power ball winner in last night's drawing, hate to break it to you. no one has won since march 2nd. it all rolls over into saturday's drawing. at least $415 million. those are some of our top stories on this thursday, may 5th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now". did you get a powerball ticket? >> i will. i didn't know it snuck it up that high. i'll take it at a million bucks. i'm one of those people. >> you'll take a million? sure if anybody wants to give me a million. >> sure, please, do. i'll be lining up with the rest of them. let's get to the really serious story and a story that's happening right now across the border from us. that raging wildfire right now in alberta, canada. >> it has consumed much of western canada's main oil city of ft. mcmurray. the flames have also triggered the largest evacuation in the history of province of alberta. nearly 90,000 residents have

been forced to leave as the fire has consumed nearly 40 square miles. abc's neal karlinsky is there with the latest. >> reporter: the all-out panic to escape the wildfire. >> i can feel the heat here. this is insane. >> reporter: burning out of control through this city in northern alberta, canada. >> lord, keep us safe. get us out of ft. mcmurray in one piece. >> reporter: one highway in and out -- a wall of flames just behind these homes. the fire shifted directions and barrelled into the oil town of ft. mcmurray so fast and with such intensity people forced to run with nothing but the clothes on their back are still trying to process how their lives could be turned upside down so quickly. >> it was something out of an apocalyptic movie or something. >> reporter: janice bucking ham, nine months pregnant taking this photo just before she and her husband evacuated. >> my biggest concern right now is really figuring out what we do next. >> reporter: at least 1,600 homes and buildings levelled,

hospital patients and homeowners flooded the roads south, an unprus dented exodus of nearly 90,000 people. >> we weren't expecting it. there's nothing left. >> reporter: this woman returned to her neighborhood discovering what was left of her home. at least 100 hospital patients actually had to be air lifted to safety. everyone else has been making a steady stream on these roads and the fire still burns. neal karlinsky, abc news, edmonton, alberta. turning now to the race for the white house. donald trump is cementing his position as the all but certain republican nominee. he's vowing to unite the party. after months of blistering remarks about his rivals and the gop nominating process. still, he's the last man standing after pushing ted cruz and john kasich out of the race. >> and as i suspend my campaign today, i have renewed faith, deeper faith, that the lord will show me the way forward and

fulfill the purpose of my life. >> trump is making it clear he's sticking to his most controversial promises, last night he told nbc he still intends to ban muslims from entering the country and deport 11 million illegal immigrants. and trump has already launched the search for his running mate. he put former rivals ben carson and chris christie in charge. trump said he wants someone who knows politics and would be willing to consider kasich and marco rubio. south carolina governor nicki haley was also mentioned. she says she's flattered but not interested. some are speculating that trump may tap former house speaker newt gingrich. trump is trailing hillary clinton in the latest national poll by double digits as voters look at the general election. 54% would support clinton compared to 41% per trump. both candidates are struggling with favorable ratings. clinton is generally popular with her own party. clinton still has to get

past bernie sanders who is vowing to go all the way to the convention in philadelphia. sanders is holding rallies in west virginia today. fresh from several campaign stops in kentucky, but clinton is holding a huge delegate lead and zeroing in on trump. more now from abc's cecilia vega. >> reporter: hillary clinton launching her first general election attack on donald trump. >> i think he is a loose cannon and loose cannons tend to misfire. >> reporter: backing it up with a new video. >> this is an individual who mocked a disabled reporter. >> oh, i don't remember. >>t attributed the reporter's question to -- >> blood coming out of wherever. >> reporter: her campaign laying it all on the line in an e-mail to supporters. saying donald.. trump.. i don't know how else to say it. the whole world is counting on us to win this thing. clinton's anti-trump strategy coming into focus. she's hitting him on policy -- >> at some point when you're

running for president, you actually have to put a little meat on the bones. >> reporter: and refusing to play in the mud -- >> if he wants to follow in the footsteps of those who have tried to knock me down and take me out of the political arena, i'm more than happy to have him do that. >> you're ready for that? >> oh, please, look, this is -- this is to me is a classic case of a blustering bullying guy. >> reporter: but clinton has to get past bernie sanders first. she leads him by nearly 800 delegates even after his big indiana victory. in order to clinch the nomination, sanders would need to win 95% of the remaining delegates. but he's not talking like a long shot. >> i think we can pull off one of the great political upsets in the history of the united states. >> reporter: clinton now hoping that history repeats itself. the unity she showed in 2008 happens this time around in 2016. on the campaign trail i asked

hillary clinton if a possibility running against donald trump gave her any pause, she wouldn't let me get the question out, she said not one bit. you heard her say it again basically bring it on. cecilia vega, abc news, new york. >> one final political note, don't expect to hear any more rolling stones tunes at trump rallies. the band has asked trump to stop playing their songs, especially start me up. the band says they never gave permission. overseas, north korea is gearing up for the biggest meeting of its ruling party in some 36 years. all over the capital city people have been practicing for celebrations which will mark the event that starts tomorrow. experts say the meeting is likely a chance for president kim jong-un to cement power. firefighters rescue efforts have released video in an effort to rescue stranded residents in pakistan. they still not able to save a 64-year-old grandmother and her

grandchildren. they were not able to save a 64-year-old grandmother and her four grandchildren. the fire department released the video amid a public outcry against their response. meanwhile, palestine, texas, is getting some high profile help from one of its native sons. minnesota running back adrian peterson is donating more than $100,000 for relief efforts in his hometown. peterson says his family is fine but some of his friends may have been affected. >> the latest now on the crisis in flint. the city's utility director agreed to a plea deal. if he will cooperate with prosecutors in exchange for a lesser sentence. this, as the president visited flint and drank some filtered tap water. the president vowed to keep the pressure on leaders at all levels until all of the water is safe to drink. and president obama and the first lady took some time out yesterday to recognize a very important holiday. >> yesterday is the unofficial star wars holiday may the 4th be with you. to mark it the white house

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♪ ♪ come on meet me at the finish line ♪ we're less than a one week away from our favorite rites of spring. the kentucky derby. you can't celebrate this quintessential american classic without a classic menu, so joining us now is america's chief entertaining officer, tim lair. nice to have you here with us. this is in your blood. >> kendis, i'm so excited.

it really is. it's always the first saturday in may. this year it's going to be may 7th. the quintessential drink is the mint julep. first of all, make a mint simple sir up. basically one part water and one part sugar in a pan. bring it to a boil. stirring to dissolve all the sugar and water together. then, add one part mint leaves, stems and all. off the heap, let it stir and steep like a tea. what's left over is this beautiful mint simple syrup. >> how long do you steep for it? >> for about 20 minutes. >> to build the perfect mint julep, it has to start with a little bourbon. and this is 2 ounces of whiskey reserve, which is the official bourbon, by the way, of the kentucky derby. >> i didn't know they had an official bourbon. >> they do. >> 1 ounce of our mint simple sur rip goes in. here is a twist, i like to have flavor setups. make the traditional mint jurks lep and then put in different

flavors. strawberry, blueberry, guava, peach or even mango -- you like blueberry? >> i do. >> this is an alcohol-free version. i used iced tea. instead of the woodford reserve and the mint simple syrup. you want to add a little blueberry on top. >> i'm going for the pom gran it. >> just a splash. your guests can build their own. >> get a little stir straw in there. >> okay. >> i'll do the same. and you got to have the mint garnish. this is the quintessential for the beautiful -- >> can i munch on this? >> yes, you can. you can actually take a taste of the mint. you have that sipping straw because when you draw this drink to your mouth, you get that wonderful fresh -- cheers to derby. >> cheers to saturday. >> delicious. fantastic. >> would taste better with alcohol in it.

>> it would taste a lot better. here is a great derby, treat, too. i call this my bourbon blt. the secret is the mayonnaise. about a cup of mayonnaise is in there. not a lot of bourbon. >> did you just put bourbon in mayonnaise. >> it's great. the only thing that goes in next is a teaspoon of smoked paprika half a teaspoon of black pepper and that's all you need. that's going to go on our stamped out bread. i usually stamp out these little rounds. it's absolutely fabulous. give this is a good stir at home. it really comes together and its the secret to is sandwich. so then i put a little bacon on top of this, tomato and the lettuce. that's the secret right there. you want to taste one? >> the nre'sothing wrong. bacon and mayo.

>> bacon and flavored mayo, little bit of tomato. you're going to go wow, was that good? that easy, that good. of course, we went in -- great dessert you had the recipe. pecan fudge with a little bourbon. >> what's going on here? >> you're having a derby party without me? >> diane, you won't miss any party. i did make ahead -- >> very smart man. thank you, tim. kendis, trying to keep it all to himself. can't allow that. cheers. >> cheers to the derby. we're having fun now. >> thank you for joining the party. >> thank you. >> this is amazing. >> it's that easy. >> whisky and everything. >> with the dessert, you can melt the chocolate chips in the microwave. >> don't you love the peach? >> i love the peach. >> who's going to win this year? >> i better not say, i'll get in trouble. >> i think we're all winners

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this morning, on "world news now" -- the last republican left. >> donald trump stands alone as the party's nominee, he now faces a new challenge -- to bring the gop together. this, as hillary clinton prepares for battle. we'll have the latest from this much narrower campaign trail. the inferno causing a state of emergency right now. thousands giving no choice but to flee. leaving behind their homes and businesses to burn. the monster flames refusing to let up. we have bombshell developments into the investigation into prince's death. the feds are now getting involved. as more reports surface of the superstar seeking addiction therapy. we have more details ahead. and power up for the power ball. the $341 million jackpot just too good to pass up. overnight the numbers picked. we've got them. we are just moments away from

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you, buddy. >> yes! >> we still have a chance. saturday it is. jack, you have to finish out the rest of the show. but -- on to politics, the last man standing. donald trump has knocked out his final republican rival. but he now has a new challenge ahead, uniting his splintered party. >> john kasich exited the race yesterday for the white house, immediately following ted cruz of course. now trump is considering running mates and gearing up for a likely one-on-one battle with hillary clinton. it's "your voice, your vote." we get the latest now from abc's karen traverse. >> reporter: and then there was one. after a decisive win in indiana donald trump is the last man standing in the republican race. >> it's been some unbelievable day and evening and year. >> reporter: john kasich announcing he's ending his bid as well. >> the people of our country changed me. they changed me with the stories of their lives. >> reporter: ted cruz vowed to fight trump all of the way to convention.

instead after a crushing loss bowed out. >> with boundless optimism for the long-term future of our nation, we are suspending our campaign. >> reporter: on the democratic side, bernie sanders, not going anywhere. >> what democracy is about you have a vote and you got a vote and you got a vote and you got a vote. one person, one vote. >> reporter: he pulled out a four-point win over hillary clinton. but her focus has already shifted to trump. she told cnn. >> he's loose cannons and loose cannons tend to misfires. >> reporter: so has trump. >> she can't put it away. like a football team. they can't get the ball over the line. i put it away. >> reporter: he'll have to make a hard sell. a new national poll out from cnn, found hillary clinton wa 13-point lead over donald trump. kendis, diane. >> all right, karen, thank you. some republican leaders have reluctantly said they'll support trump. we should point out that first

and second president bush both said they have no plans to endorse. >> trump focuses on the general election, abc's jonathan karl takes a look at the state by state challenge ahead for both sides. >> reporter: hillary clinton begins this with a significant advantage. take a look at the map. the states in dark blue are states that have voted democratic in all of the last six presidential races. all she has to do is to hang on to those states and win the state of florida and she has the electoral votes to be elected president. what trump hopes to do to change that, win his home state of new york, neighboring pennsylvania perhaps even michigan. if he can do that, he can change the dynamic and he can win. >> that's jon karl in washington. jon, thank you. turning now to a new development in the hillary clinton e-mail controversy. a federal judge ruled that clinton may have to give a deposition in the case over her use of private e-mail. conservative groups have filed a lawsuit under the freedom of information act. the judge said it may be necessary to depose clinton as

part of the discovery process. north of border a raging wildfire has forced nearly 90,000 people to evacuate western canada main oil city. the flames torched nearly 40 square miles and some 1,600 structures in ft. mcmurray. officials say all efforts to suppress the fire have failed. the cause is still unclear, unseasonably hot and dry conditions are continuing to feed it. fortunately so far no reports of death or injury. temporary cease-fire has taken hold in the embattled city of aleppo, in syria. the army made the announcement late last night. it's fighting opposition forces there. hundreds of civilians have been killed or injured during the attacks over the past ten days and hospitals have been destroyed. the cease-fire is expected to last only 48 hours. and an army captain has sued president obama over the legality of the war against isis, captain nathan smith seen there, argues the president failed to get the okay from congress. smith said his conscious and his vows to uphold the constitution

prompted this whole lawsuit. no comment from the white house. now to the latest in the flint water crisis. the city's utility director has agreed to a plea deal. under it, he'll cooperate with prosecutors in exchange for a lesser sentence. this as president obama visited the city and drank the water. abc's adrian banker has the latest. >> can i get some water? >> reporter: bottoms up for president obama as he took a sip of filtered flint water. as the city recovers from its lead tainted water crisis. the verdict -- >> if you're using a filter, installing it, then flint water at this point is drinkable. >> reporter: after weeks of hearings and investigations even criminal charges trying to find who is responsible, residents say they want to know what more will be done to make the tap water drinkable. >> it needs to be dealt with like yesterday. >> reporter: later at a local high school, michigan's governor was booed on stage.

the president attempting to calm the crowd he called feisty. >> this was a man made disaster. this was avoidable. this was preventable. >> reporter: he also praised flint's resilience. 8-year-old mari copeny who wrote a letter to the commander in chief, prompting his visit. >> that's what i'm here. to tell you directly that i see and hear you. and i want to hear from you how this public health crisis has disrupted your lives. >> reporter: president obama insisting it wasn't about finger pointing but assuring the community and the government work together. the president encouraging flint residents take part in running their water five minutes a day to clear what could be contaminated pipes. pipes that may take years to replace. diane and kendis. >> our thanks to adrianne. police in texas are investigating a workplace shooting left two people dead. a man dismissed from a houston area transportation company stormed into the building, shouting that they ruined his

life. he opened fire, killing a co-worker and injuring at least two others before turning the gun on himself. police are calling this shooting a retaliatory act. a 27-year-old new mexico man has been charged with the kidnapping and murder of a 11 year navajo nation girl. the girl's brother said he lured him and his sister into the car after school, promising to take them to a movie. investigators say he separated them, sexually assaulted the girl before killing her with a crowbar and aabandoning the boy. he could face life in prison. new development into the investigation of prince's death. both the u.s. attorney and the d.e.a. have joined the probe. after a doctor said those close to prince called him in to help the music icon with a drug addiction. abc's eva pilgrim has the latest. >> reporter: a new bomb shell the very day he died, prince's inner circle was trying to get help for his addiction to pain pills. the wednesday night before his death, prince's reps contacted howard kornfeld.

an expert in pain medication addiction who runs a california clinic for what his lawyer refers to a life-saving intervention. >> did prince know about the intervention? >> yes. >> reporter: doctor immediately rushed his son andrew who works at the clinic on a red eye to paisley park. carrying a drug to help deal with addiction withdrawal. >> when he arrived he went looking for prince. staff representatives apparently found him in an elevator unconscious. one of the staff members started screaming. >> reporter: the plan was to give the medicine to a local doctor who was supposed to see prince later the same morning, but instead, according to his lawyer, andrew called 911. prince was pronounced dead at 10:09 a.m. just too late for prince to agree to go to california for long-term care under the doctor's supervision. sources tell us prince was found by his body guard. prince's personal assistant was also there that morning.

eva pilgrim, abc news, chanhassen, minnesota. >> eva, thank you. former browns quarterback johnny manziel is expected to appear in a texas courtroom letter today. here 's the mug shot. after manziel turned himself in yesterday. he was booked on a misdemeanor charge. stemming from a domestic violence complaint from his former girlfriend. manziel posted and quickly deleted a tweet, just thankfully i had a shirt. that was apparently in reference to a 2012 mug shot in which he did not have a shirt. other sporting news, sometimes in baseball, you don't know what you're going to see on the field, case in point, the cubs/pittsburgh pirates game yesterday in pittsburgh. >> never seen this one. the ground ball to the cubs pitcher jon lester. he couldn't get the ball out of his glove. no problem. he tosses the glove and the ball to the first baseman for the out. >> so this was deja vu. lester made the exact same play tossing his glove with the ball stuck in it to first last april. also -- well, this time it was against the padres last year.

the good thing about that play is the heads-up move on the first baseman. he quickly drops his glove, sees that it's coming to him -- >> i just wonder, one, how you make that thought process happen so fast for him to see him, see the ball is stuck, drop his glove and catch the other guy's glove. and how stuck was that ball? how hard did he try to get it out knowing throwing the glove it wasn't going to come loose, i would be worried. >> split-second decisionmaking there. >> they made it well. >> the cubs won the game. cubs are doing great. i love it. the dead look when sports knowledge comes up. >> i'm a yankee fan, sorry. >> those indianapolis cubs. >> i know they're from chicago. coming up later in "the mix" -- smell resistance socks. but first, helping kids to learn to ride and getting a chance to experience the thrill of hopping on and off of a

bicycle. we'll check out the remarkable program making that happen. and also, guarding from mosquitos. the zika virus causing even more anxiety as summer approaches. we're going to break down some of the best products to look for. also, check out our behind the scenes picks on instagram. on abcwnn. you're watching "world news now." d the scenes picks on instagram. on abcwnn. you're watching "world news now."

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several buildings and hotels in the area lost power. crews finally managed to shut the water off, but the damage was already done. check out this huge sinkhole left right in the middle of the road. on the west coast, there it is, california has put a damper on youth smoking. the golden state has become the second state in the country following hawaii to raise the smoking age to 21. california will also start regulating electronic cigarettes, like other tobacco products. this includes chewing and smoking and vaping products as well. now the fight against the zika virus, somewhat unique approach the heah department is giving out free minnows to residents with backyard ponds in westchester, new york, that's just north of new york city. >> the idea for those minnows to eat the mosquito larva before they have a chance to hatch and potentially spread disease. we'll get some other ideas now about how to keep yourself safe.

here is abc's gio benitez. >> reporter: fierce swelling around the zika virus and the mosquitos that spread it. >> it's a very difficult mosquito to control and eliminate. >> reporter: u.s. officials now saying it's quote very likely that zika would spread from mosquitos to humans in america. with summer right around the corner, what is the best thing you and your family can do to combat the disease right here at home. last spring, consumer reports tested 15 insect repellants, finding the most effective one against the specific mosquitos known for carrying and spreading zika. they were sawyer-picaridin insect repellant, naturepel 8 hours and off, deep woods viii was found to be the most effective. we caught up with the bug guy from the university of maryland for his tips to battle the bug. >> mosquito repellant clothing is a very good way to prevent mosquito bites in addition, it's

also been proven to actually reduce the incidents of mosquito -- born diseases. >> reporter: what else can you do around your home? >> other things that homeowners should consider to do around the home this time of year is get rid of those breeding sites. that means eliminate all sources of standing water. if you got a five ball lon pale or old paint can behind the tool shed, dump those things out. get rid of them. if it holds water for a week or two weeks, you can breed mosquitos. >> reporter: gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> good tips there. coming up in our next-half hour, extremely close call. a helicopter crew to thank for their quick-thinking. miraculous story you have to see and hear. and riding a bike is a great rite of passage. but many never experience it. we look at a unique program that's helping kids get up and rolling. you're watching "world news now". >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations

♪ i want to ride my bicycle ♪ i want to ride my bike ♪ i want to ride my bicycle ♪ i want to ride it well lots of people like to ride their bicycles -- >> yes, we do. >> but it can also be scary at any level. beginners fear getting their training wheels off. experts fear crashes like this massive pileup that happened at a race in new york last weekend. >> but for some kids the biggest fear and really the reality is never learning how to ride in the first place. abc's mary bruce shows a new program in our nation's capital that's aiming to change all of that. >> reporter: this is a milestone in the making. >> ah! >> reporter: nerves, anticipation. and then, pure bliss. these brave and smiling students are learning to ride a bike. at school. a first of its kind program in the country, helping all 2,000 d.c. public school second graders achieve this rite of passage.

from the wobbly starts to the triumphant finishes, with a few crashes in between. >> are you okay? >> reporter: in many urban neighborhoods, some kids never learn to ride. 7-year-old chloe remembers what it's like to miss out. >> i was the only one that couldn't ride a bike. >> reporter: so, you went from being the one kid in the class who didn't know, and now look at you. you pretty proud of yourself? there's that smile. schools building confidence and independence, one pedal at a time. mary bruce, abc news, washington. >> you know it's interesting when this all started it was a partnership between the d.c. public school system, the department of transportation, and private donors. not very often you see three entities working together like that. they got 1,000 bikes and distributed them throughout the city. it's great. >> it's coming together really well. d.c. is turning into one of those mobile cities when it comes to bike riding so it's

great that they're learning young. >> boost their confidence. coming up, the true meaning of a wild goose chase. >> you got to see this. of a wild goose chase. >> you got to see this. goose chase. >> you got to see this.

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the pictures, summer's sister who was also there. who also got away, later wrote, summer got attacked by a goose today. made me laugh so hard. that was summer's sister's take. and then she adds that summer is the littlest and the slowest so the goose got her. so, her sister was there. >> she's smiling ability. >> instead ran off and decided to shame her sister on the internet. summer, however, laughed and smiled after it was all over. she was perfectly fine. mother goose back with her goslings. happy as a camper. >> she looks happy about it. can understand why big sister was laughing as well. >> i sympathize they can get aggressive. i was at a duck pond once feeding the ducks. a goose came over wasn't happy about that, decided to chase me and my bag of wonder bread. all around the park. i never thought of the idea of just dropping the bag of bread. instead i just ran frantically screaming. >> wow.

we have solved one of the biggest problems of the world -- smelly socks. >> socks? >> yeah. yeah, these farmers came up with the fiber that apparently, with the socks they've made, take a look at the socks it doesn't smell. you don't have to wash them at all. you can wear them again and again and again. it's made of mohair fibers that don't trap the usual bacteria that cause problems with foot hygiene. >> but are they actually clean or do they just not smell. >> they're not necessarily clean. they'll still get dirty. they'll be brown even though they're white socks but they won't smell as bad. >> does anybody else think that's a little bit gross maybe? >> it's disgusting. it will be popular. >> very popular in college dorm rooms as well. >> true. a couple got engaged, big moment for them. but then, their wedding ring got stolen. >> what happened? >> no good. however they made up with it

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this morning on "world news now" -- alone at last. now that trump has knocked off all of his republican opponents he's locked in on hillary clinton. and despite still battling bernie sanders, clinton is taking on trump. we have the latest ahead. out of control, a wildfire has thousands fleeing their homes. we're going to meet some of the desperate residents who have seen almost everything burned to the ground. and new this half hour, an incredibly close call during a rescue operation. >> a rope getting tangled in the helicopter's blades. how the pilot's reaction got them out of this life-threatening situation. and harry has arrived. the prince is bringing his unique sense of style to the sunshine state. why he's in the u.s. and the commotion his visit is causing. all ahead on this thursday, may 5th.

>> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now". no debate about it, harry's hotter. >> harry is hotter now, yes. back then william was a heart throb when i was a teenager. >> william is also the future king. >> right. >> doesn't that give you a little -- >> he's also taken, but so am i. whatever. >> there is that minor detail. it's a hall pass. he's a prince. >> i think we should move on before i get in trouble. we're going to get started with the battle for the republican nomination, it's whittle down to a field of one. >> donald trump is hoping to get republicans to rally around him after forcing ted cruz and john kasich to drop out of the race. and the political outsider is now looking to fill the other half of his ticket with a political insider. it's "your voice, your vote." we get the latest from abc's tom llamas. >> reporter: meet the new leader of the republican party -- donald trump.

sounding almost surprised he's closed the deal. and now, knocking hillary clinton. >> i thought that i'd be going longer and she'd be going shorter. she can't put it away. that's like a football team that can't put the ball over the line. i put it away. she can't put it away. >> reporter: trump promising to be as tough on clinton as he was on his gop rivals. >> and again, a lot is going to depend on how they treat me. you've seen i'm a counterpuncher more than anything else. i don't really like hitting people first. >> reporter: he's already shown he can deliver a knockout blow to the republican establishment. his campaign so often dismissed as a long shot. >> donald is on a path to losing the nomination. >> i will support the republican nominee. i don't think that's going to be donald trump. >> he won't be the nominee. >> reporter: but one by one, his rivals giving up. senator ted cruz -- >> we gave it everything we've got. >> reporter: and ohio governor john kasich -- >> i have renewed faith, deeper faith that the lord will show me the way forward. >> reporter: now, with his opponents sidelined, trump is

looking for a running mate, and for help, he's reportedly turning to dr. ben carson. carson famously joked about being sidelined in the debates. >> i was going to ask you to wake me up when the time came. >> reporter: but now, he'll have his say on trump's vp search committee. carson has no government experience, but he'll help find someone who does. trump on "gma" saying that's what he wants. >> it will be probably a person with political experience. i would like to have somebody that could truly be good with respect to dealing with the senate, dealing with congress, getting legislation passed. >> reporter: that could mean he's looking at someone like former house speaker newt gingrich, who's been supportive. or iowa senator joni ernst. >> i grew up castrating hogs on an iowa farm. >> reporter: a harley-riding veteran trump could turn into a household name. or he could pick a governor like indiana's mike pence or florida's rick scott. campaign sources tell me that the trump children who campaigned so much during the primaries will now be dispatched

to important states to campaign by themselves, to help out and also to carry the trump flag. tom llamas, abc news, new york. >> so donald trump is getting a chilly reception from the republican establishment. including the bush family. a spokesperson for former president george w. bush says he does not plan to participate or comment in the presidential campaign. and the first president bush has no plans to endorse trump, either, saying he's retired from politics. this by the way, will be the first time in the last five election cycles that bush 41 has not endorsed a republican nominee. >> interesting time to retire. the latest national poll has hillary clinton beating donald trump by double digits. keep in mind, clinton still has to get past bernie sanders. she has 93% of the delegates she needs to clinch the nomination. she's already turning her attention to donald trump. reminding voters of his history of making explosive and divisive comments. >> so you can go down a long list, some of which he tried to bob and weave a little bit.

i think it's a risk and he's a loose cannon. and loose cannons tend to misfire. >> if he is a loose cannon -- >> clinton says she's more prepared to handle the type of personal attacks. he used to defeat his republican candidates. but she's still taking fire from sanders who's still going full steam ahead after his big win in indiana. sanders campaigned in kentucky last night, hitting clinton on her wall street connections. >> what democracy is about you have a vote and you got a vote and you got a vote and you got a vote. one person, one vote. >> sanders is holding three rallies today in west virginia, a state where hillary clinton is facing criticism over her comments about putting coal miners out of work. president obama has promised residents of flint, michigan, they will keep the pressure on until all their water is safe to drink. during his talk at a local high school, the president drinked

from filtered water. he promised the aging pipes that contaminated the water supply with lead will be replaced. federal authorities are now weighing in on north carolina's controversial bathroom law targeting the transgender. a justice department official says they have sent a letter informing the state that it violates title ix. of the u.s. civil rights act. threatening billion of federal dollars for schools for that state. the letter gives north carolina until monday to remedy the situation. to western canada now and a raging wild fire that's forced the evacuation of nearly 90,000 people. the flames have torched nearly 40 square miles and some 1,600 structures in ft. mcmurray. as officials warn all the efforts to suppress the fire so far have failed. we have the latest. >> reporter: in one suburban neighborhood, almost nothing is left. the fire consumed just about everything in its path. leaving so many with so little, including julie robson whose

home is still standing but scorched. >> we weren't expecting it. there's nothing left potentially. >> i can feel the heat here, [ bleep ] it's insane. >> reporter: this video showing this apocalyptic scene as residents had to drive past a wall of flames to the only highway out of town. when the fire suddenly shifted, forcing 80,000 people to flee. >> this was nothing short of something that comes out of the movies. the flames, you couldn't even look up high enough. they were so dark. >> i know when i left it was raining ashes. >> reporter: jason blair and his family, including a two-week-old baby are among those who headed south to safety, taking shelter away from the chaos. now worried if their home will survive. >> my wife is bouncing my 2-week-old with a tear in my eye, trying to be strong, and asking, what are we going to do? >> reporter: officials fully expected the wild fire to flair up again amid winds, high high temperatures and tinder dry conditions. some fear it could still be a losing battle. >> a possibility we may lose a large portion of the town, yes. >> reporter: roughly 1,600

homes, buildings or other structures have been damaged or destroyed. >> our province is strong and we will get through this. janet dirks, abc news, ft. mcmurray. it's official, the biggest recall in u.s. history is growing, the recall involved those exploding air bags blamed for 11 deaths. up to 40 million air bag inflaters are being added. that means as many as one in four cars in the u.s. are impacted. cars in the south and southwest are most at risk because heat and humidity can degrade the inflaters over time. several companies are helping takata produce the necessary replacement parts. california voters are soon to decide whether pot should be legal in the state. backers of marijuana legalization say they collected enough signatures for the measure to qualify for the ballot. if it does pass, medical marijuana businesses will get priority for all new licenses. okay, so whether you have the munchies or not, this is weird --

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airline flights from abu dhabi hitting sudden, severe turbulence. as they prepared to land yesterday, this air bus landed safely. nine passengers and a crew member had to be hospitalized with serious injuries. the airlines said the turbulence was severe enough to damage cabin storage areas. >> wow. we're getting our first look at what it means for a helicopter pilot to have some serious skills and quick-thinking. >> it took place in a remote area in utah wilderness. that pilot now telling the story to abc's kana whit worth. >> reporter: the video just released shows a dangerous recovery operation in action after a hiker fell 300 feet. utah department of public safety chopper pilot kent harrison, hovering just feet from the face of a cliff. on the edge, you see the rescue team using those orange safety ropes, then as the rope tightens -- it catches the blade. >> it became from routine to be very desperate in just a matter

of seconds. >> reporter: watch again -- the rescue team said it sounded like an explosion as it went tumbling down the rock. the tail of copper flying over their head. >> didn't really have time to be scared. we need to look for a place to crash. there's something desperately wrong here. >> reporter: amazingly, harrison was able to land the badly-damaged chopper in a nearby field, saving all seven on the rescue crew. in the last five years, the utah department of public safety has had nearly 500 successful rescues or recovery missions. but in this case, it's likely a combination of luck and experience that saved lives. >> good move by the pilot. >> yep. when we come back -- "the skinny," prince harry is here in america. and more magic mike, stick around. >> together? >> yerks together. magic mike, prince harry. sure. >> sounds eventful. >> how is that for a tease. >> stick around. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations.

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♪ ♪ skinny so skinny skinny team on friday eve. we're going to start with the huge news that prince harry's latest american invasion has gotten under way. he's a busy man. >> very busy man. the young ginger royal mounted up for a charity polo match in south florida yesterday.

all the money went to raise harry's organization hiv children in africa. >> the real reason, the main reason that harry is here is the second edition of the invictus games, the olympic-style competition for wounded warriors and veterans, which harry helps organize. actually foued. it gets under way in orlando on sunday. you can watch all the coverage on espn. >> and we know harry has a great sense of humor, he joked he might have a crown and a cape with him on this trip so that children won't be disappointed when they meet him on this trip. >> ladies can't help. you found some, jack? >> this is a tweet from little low 719. she says, prince harry comes to florida this week, operation marry harry is in full effect. this is not a drill! >> well -- >> breaking news. >> are you sure you didn't write

that, jack? >> no that was littlelo791. >> little low means business. watch out, harry, you might need that cape. >> she loves herself some harry. we'll see how she does. next up, janet jackson or miss jackson if you're nasty. >> yes, you remember jackson's video last month she announced the postponement of her world tour so she can plan her family, along with her husband. well, that planning seems to have gone pretty well because entertainment tonight reports jackson is now pregnant with her first child. >> now, that's raising some eyebrows because jackson turns a big 5-0, just a week from next monday. word is she is due in late fall or early winter. that report came hours before a release of a new jackson video for her song, "damn baby," from her latest album "unbreakable." interesting timing there. >> interesting timing, indeed. >> but congratulations. >> she doesn't look pregnant in

that video. >> i don't think it works that way. all right, so, jay z is reportedly making some lemonade of his own. a report in us weekly reports that the music mogul is recording some songs that will reveal his version surrounding events in his rough patch reportedly in his eight-year marriage to beyonce. >> a source close to the couple says that j is working on telling his side of things. jay z didn't have anything to say until beyonce unloaded her lemonade album on the world. no word on when the jay z album can be ready for release. >> maybe he'll reveal who becky is. >> i think it's all for pr. >> it is. >> they are perfectly happily married and just got together and said, you know what, if we do this, people will be interested. >> don't leave your bands just because -- >> we're talking about it, right? it's working. okay, channing tatum well known for his magic mike moves as you know. >> a video released yesterday features tatum walking around his home. which he says is inhabited by some good looking guys who just happen to be bare chested.

after seeing several dudes doing their thing, he gets down to business to announce what's next for magic mike. >> we're going to start magic mike live in las vegas. at the hard rock march 2017. god knows we have enough gentlemen's clubs in this world. let's start the first gentle ladies' club, or maybe not so gentle. it depends on what you're into. i don't know. we need to know. >> these guys are apparently into hanging out with small dogs. potential fans are being asked to reveal what they're into online. and tom brady has some time on his hands as you know thanks to that reinstatement of that deflategate suspension. seems like he's been working on recipes. >> the four-time super bowl champion is offering a nutrition manual. not a cook book on his website, it's described as a limited edition living document containing information about brady's nutritional philosophi s philosophies. >> also 89 seasonally inspired recipes including one for sweet

potato gnocchi with escargot and avocado ice cream. >> all that for just a bargain $200. >> gross. avocado ice cream. >> all that for just a bargain $200. >> gross.

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a new home will give them much-needed space. >> five bedrooms. >> it looks like they have kids, too. >> for us to finally call our own, for us to have a yard for them to play in, i'm just filled with so much joy. >> reporter: britney is just one of thousands of habitat for humanity families that receive a home this year. our hat and of course our hammer. it is time to build. i teamed up with more a hundred ladies in san diego to kick off a ten city girl's night out event. >> it's a special night because you have women who are empowered to build. >> reporter: for this night, we traded martinis for hammers and cosmos for lumbar and started a the frame for the first story of two-story home for a local veteran and their family. i got construction 101. first, buy a hammer that fits comfortably in your hand. the larger the head and the

sturdier the handle the easier it is to hit the nail. when it comes to sawing and getting the perfect cut -- >> don't eyeball it. don't think you got it. measure twice cut once. >> reporter: while i was learning the dos and don'ts of designs. 2,000 miles away, britney had her own girls' night out. in just a little over four hours, with 60 volunteers, her house frame was complete and her home finally taking shape. >> thank you from the bottom of my heart. and it just means the world to me and my boys. this of course is a dream of mine. >> reporter: abbie boudreau, abc news, san diego. >> that's great. >> yep, talk about girl power. >> i like that. that's going to be my next girls' night out. i have to look into that. >> really? >> i am very handy. >> you guys usually have cocktails with your girls' night out? that might be frightening. >> skip the cocktails. >> announcer: this is abc news "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. g. >> skip the cocktails. >> announcer: this is abc news

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