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♪ skinny so skinny ♪ so on this friday's "skinny," we are definitely counting down to what is the biggest award show of the year that is taking place this weekend -- the razzies. of course. >> well, second only to the oscars, right? the golden raspberry awards honoring the worst of hollywood

and they're announced manana. >> abc live coverage throughout the morning to cover the razzies. this year there's a full slate of nominees. but the experts are going with this to win worst picture. "batman versus superman: the dawn of justice" is expected to sweep claiming six prizes including the worst picture trophy. >> that's kind of harsh. i didn't love it. i really didn't love it. >> neither did anybody else. >> i don't know if it was the worst. it's expected to claim the worst actor award with ben affleck. >> ben was pretty good as a bad actor. >> see, there was a lot of hate for him being batman. >> i'm not liking this hate though. the odds-on favorite for worst actress is tyler perry. my favorite movie of the year in the role of boo in "madea halloween" not to be confused with a "madea crist." >> or any of the madea movies. we didn't remember he did another madea. >> there are many movies.

>> my thing is he was sos with television and oprah network. >> he can do no wrong. >> this lonely razzie is waiting to be claimed by its owner after 26 years. where were you in 1981? donald trump was acting in a movie, a cameo in "ghosts can't do it." he never claimed the prize and razzie founders john wilson tell the huffington post it's crumbling on their mantle as they hope he will claim it any day now. so interesting there's a tie-in. unprecedented presidency. >> clearly they didn't see him acting in home alone 2, as well. all joking aside, don't forget to tune in sunday night for our complete wall-to-wall oscar coverage starting on the red carpet at p.m. eastern time, 4:00 p.m. pacific right here on abc followed by "world news now" by our own second annual world news nowscars second only to the

oscars. >> right. well, next, the latest bombshell from beyonce when she announced her pregnancy, the beehive wondered if she would still headline at coachella. now we have the answer. >> then they saw her baby bump and realized no way it's happening. now she's making it official. two months out from the huge music festival's opening, queen bey is forcing it to scramble to find another headliner to replace her. >> beyonce of course, having twins, on doctor's orders has pushed back her appearance schedule to next year's festival. >> get this, it's causing an immediate dip in the price of coachella tickets down to average of about 870 bucks. still expensive for the weekend. speaking of singing, or rapping, "jeopardy!" host alex trebek may or may not have a future in rap. >> going viral now is a clip of trebek trying to recite verses to popular songs. check this one out.

>> another one, wraith talk, wraith talk, here we go talking that safe talk, my swag different, my bag different, my wife beyonce, i brag different, special cloth talk major key. >> i got the keys, keys, keys. i love the end of it where alex goes, i have no idea what i just read. >> alex trebek can do no wrong in my mind. >> he did this as part of a business insider interview and they said, hey, can you just do the words of bad an bougie. >> he's the coolest thing ever. >> i love this house in miami. >> you have to live in this house. check this out. designer tommy hilfiger listed his 14,000 square foot golden beach, florida, home. it's $27.5 million. >> wow, the seven bedroom, 12 bathroom mansion with private beach takes color and depth to a whole new level according to our producer matt. >> who loves real estate. matt also says it combines a studio 54 against a super white pallet with acres of gloss.

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horrible. >> there's no place in america for hatred or acts of prejudice or violence or anti-semitism. >> i don't know what to do. i'm a mother. i'm not trying to get hurt. and i'm not trying to get arrested. and i'm not a criminal. ♪ rocket's red glare >> i just want to enlighten him on what my sister, i've seen her go through every single day. >> i hope that the nation as a whole moves towards love, moves toward equality and moves toward acceptance. >> you want to stand there with him. what kind of insurance do you have? >> people are clearly upset. but there is a bit of professional protester manufactured base in there. >> this is one of the crossings people have been using illegally. you can see the road here is closed. just on the other side, the royal canadian border patrol is waiting for anyone who might come this way. >> i don't believe any journalist writing a story or any editor pressing the

publish button believes that i sincerely advocate for or support pedophilia. >> all of the water in the coyote creek watershed is dangerous. it's swift moving and it's carrying debris with it that haven't seen water in years and on top of that, it may be contaminated. >> it was a very difficult time and -- and we are a family. and we will always be a family. >> the discovery gives us a hint that finding a second earth is not just a mat of if, but when. >> oh. >> that was a very cool end to "friday rewind" because so many. >> oh. >> that was a very cool end to "friday rewind" because so maer when. >> oh. >> that was a very cool end to "friday rewind" because so many people rem excited about that discovery. >> absolutely. so many people are excited what's really happening in sweden this weekend. andrea bocelli is in concert in stockholm tomorrow. sean paul in april. plan now. that's really happening. >> sean paul? >> yes, sean paul. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now." informing insomniacs for two decades

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good morning on this friday. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm adrienne bankert in for diane macedo. here are some of the top headlines we're following on this "world news now." homeland security secretary john kelly pledging that the u.s. will not use the military to enforce immigration laws and that there will be no mass deportations. his comments coming after the president called the deportations a military operation. breaking news from the nation's capital where two d.c. police officers were shot and are recovering right now after they were shot last night in the city's northeast section. the suspect was also shot and killed. malaysian police say a deadly nerve agent caused the death of north korea's death of the half-brother of north korea's leader. it was found on kim jong nam's body. he died after an attack nearly

two weeks ago. los angeles is one of two cities left vying to host the 2024 summer olympic games. paris is the other city bidding the games. budapest dropped out. a decision will be made in september. those are some of our top stories. it is friday, february 24th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> welcome to the news this morning on friday. happy weekend to you. we begin this half hour with what appears to be diverging policy inside the white house over the president's crackdown on undocumented immigrants. >> as some of them begin arriving in mexico city, the president called it a military operation. but then his own homeland security secretary offered a completely different view. so what's the real thing here? abc's matt gutman has the details from the arizona border.

>> reporter: at the white house, president trump declaring his new immigration crackdown a roaring success. >> we're getting really bad dudes out of this country, and at a rate that nobody's ever seen before, and they are the bad ones. and it's a military operation. >> reporter: a military operation? not according to homeland security secretary john kelly. >> no. repeat, no use of military force in immigration operations. none. >> reporter: white house press secretary sean spicer later asked to clarify what the president meant by military operation. >> the president was using that as an adjective. it's happening with precision. >> reporter: the department of homeland security telling us it doesn't have the data available to support the president's claim. secretary kelly in mexico with secretary of state rex tillerson, a diplomatic mission. >> let me be very, very clear. there will be no, repeat, no, mass deportations. [ chanting ] >> reporter: but concerns over the new trump immigration policy now spilling into those contentious congressional town halls. in arizona, fewer than 50 miles

from the border. >> so it's about an hour and a half before this town hall is set to start. they're ready. at least a couple hundred people here. the line snaking all around the church here. >> all waiting to see and perhaps grill congresswoman martha mcsally. >> we want to have a conversation with her. >> reporter: people from opposite sides of the political divide but do you feel like you're being heard by your representative? >> no. >> reporter: and do you feel like you're being heard? >> no. >> our thanks to matt gutman in arizona. gabby giffords, the well-known well recognized former representative from that state is urging those members of congress not hosting town hall meetings to have some courage. in particular, giffords called out texas congressman louis gohmert who cited her shooting as a reason he would not meet with in person. gifford survived an assassination attempt in 2011. just hours from now, president trump will rally the conservative base of the

republican party at the cpac conference in national harbor, maryland, near d.c. as a candidate last year, the president didn't even attend the event. in their remarks, many of the president's top aides told the activists not to waste the opportunity that last year's elections provided. vice president pence was there promising a quick end to obamacare and said the president is making good on what he said during the campaign. >> president trump is a man of his word. and we're keeping the promises he made to the american people. over at the white house, i like to say we're in the promise keeping business these days. >> the president's chief strategist steve bannon and chief of staff reince priebus used their joint appearance to downplay reports of tension between them. priebus calling bannon a very dear friend. >> chicago experiences the deadliest day of violence this year. seven people died from gunfire wednesday including a woman who was pregnant. police say at least 92 people have been shot to death this year.

some estimates put that figure as high as 99. meanwhile, president trump is once again threatening to intervene tweeting, seven people shot and killed yesterday in chicago. what is going on there? totally out of control. chicago needs help! >> he's not the only one asking that question. attorney general jeff sessions is reversing an obama administration decision to phase out private prisons as we go to our next story. then deputy general salliates determined that private prison weren't as well run and were unnecessary given the overall decline in prison populations. sessions says that decision changed long-standing policy and impaired the ability of the bureau of prisons to do its job. headlining in the news overseas, iraqi forces with support from the u.s. say they're making good progress battling isis for control of iraq's second largest city. they've moved into a sprawling military base outside mosul and are now in control of the city's airport and that is very key. their progress is being met by

isis counterattacks at every turn. bbc reporter quinton somerville got an up-close look at the action. >> reporter: this is the gun battle going on at the moment. a huge roadside bomb exploded to the side there. >> i'm sorry, the fighting is so close you can't even hear me over a loud mike. that's too close for me. bbc reporter quentin sommerville there in the middle of it and fighting for control of western mosul is expected to continue for weeks, if not months. it's believed around 750,000 civilians are trapped in western mosul. a prominent critic of philippine president rodrigo duterte anti-crackdown has been arrested. the senator was arrested on drug charges but says she's not

guilty and promises not to be intimidated by the government. thousands of drug suspects have died under duterte's controversial policy. a spokesman for the president called her arrest a major step forward in the administration's anti-drug war. >> back here at home, arlington, texas, police are calling him the plaid bandit. video clearly showing his face as he clears out the currency exchange booth safes in a mall. most amazing how many people walked by as he's stuffing cash in a bag and don't seem to be paying attention. a $2500 reward is being offered for help in catching this guy. that's certainly one way to make payday. >> brazen. yeah. this is another way to get a big payday. play the lotto. we're getting a little bit closer to finding out who won than massive powerball jackpot this week. >> here's the legal way. >> one winning ticket worth more than $435 million sold at a convenience store in lafayette, indiana. an official of the chain says

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♪ hooray for hollywood, that ♪ hooray for hollywood, that screwy, ballyhooey hollywood ♪ >> we are counting down the minutes to hollywood's biggest night of the year, but that also means time is running short for those of you planning huge oscar parties. right? joining us this morning with some show stopping ideas is our own tinseltown tim, america's ceo, chief entertainment officer or is it entertaining? >> entertaining officer. that's good. i like tinseltown tim. there's a new title. i love that. >> you can put that on your

business card, tim laird. >> the os e oscars are coming around the corner. >> i always start out my table with a red tablecloth.s e oscar around the corner. >> i always start out my table with a red tableclote oscars ar around the corner. >> i always start out my table with a red tableclote oscars ar around the corner. >> i always start out my table with a red tableclot oscars are around the corner. >> i always start out my table with a red tableclotoscars are around the corner. >> i always start out my table with a red tablecloth. it emulates the red carpet. the stars at our party are the guests, food and beverages. and then i start my guests out with a little red carpetini, beautiful cocktail. stars out a shaker of ounce, about an ounce and a half of tangerine flavored vodka. three ounce he of cranberry juice, boom. and then a splash of orange bitters. if you don't have the orange bitters, any bitters will do. i like the orange since i've got the tangerine finlandia. give this a good shake. i even rimmed the glass a little bit with a little red sugar that you can buy in the baking section. >> you got to have bling. >> you've got to have bling when we're talking oscars. >> i'm going to taste mine. >> yours is an alcohol free version. i used cranberry juice and a little bit of tangerine juice. >> i like that. >> here's to the oscars. >> that's very, very good. >> that citrus, cranberry flavor is good together.

>> nice, refreshing light and delicious. >> uh-huh. >> of course, here's another tip i like to do for an oscar party. i have my guests ahead of time put who they think will be the top six nominations and we open up the poll before they announce it on tv. so i took a survey of the abc "world news now" crew to see who they thought was best picture. so if you'd like to reveal the envelope, adrienne, and see what the staff has picked. >> our staff is very well informed. i have no doubt they are going to be correct. oh, and the winner is according to the abc "world news now" staff, "lion." >> they said they don't think it's going to win but that was their favorite. but they still said that was it. we'll see what happens. >> if you don't think it's going to win, why did you put it? don't you want the prize snm? i bet you you give good door prizes. >> when you talk about movies, you've got to talk about popcorn and candy.

>> i got mine right here. >> what i like to do is i set out little caramel corn, cheese corn and plain corn where you can actually build your own with a sort of toppings and seasonings. such as m & m's, dried cranberries, bacon bits which is wonderful. >> can bacon and chocolate go together? i think yes. >> yes, it can. it's salty and sweet and delicious. i have white and dark chocolate chips. >> we're going to do dark chocolate. >> with the bacon, that's a perfect combination. i love that. >> we're missing one more ingredient and that's the butter. >> you've got to have butter. better bring on the butter. that's what i always say. >> my goodness. >> somebody's going to want to eat this. it may be me or somebody else. >> i just smelled that warm butter. i put it in a little crock pot to keep it hot during the night so it's wonderful. >> i'll save this for later. you have other goodies. >> we're going to have a sweet ending. basically what i like to doing is i end with a little bit of korbel natural. i like the natural because it has a hint of strawberry. that's going to be my dessert. i have strawberries which your guests can dip into cool whip or actually whipped cream and mixed

with a little bit of chambord black raspberry liquor in the whipped cream. >> like a zabaione. >> right, it is like a zabaione. >> you get a little bit of the whipped cream, black raspberry that's good. what a sweet ending. >> you could also use greek yogurt if you had people coming over who were a little bit more diet conscious. >> that substitutes great for whipped cream. >> or combine the yogurt and whipped cream. >> there it is, our oscar party ready to go. i'm going to have to cheers to the winner and everybody else. >> i'll get my alcohol free cocktail. >> cheers to the nominations. >> cheers to everything. and all this yummy food. you can watch the 89th annual academy awards starting with our red carpet coverage at 7:00 p.m. eastern 4:00 p.m. pacific right here on abc. america's chief entertaining officer, tim laird, you've outdone yourself once again. thanks so much. we'll be right back. you're watching "world news now." we'll be right back.

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>> chris was just telling me how he felt much more comfortable with my being here. >> sorry, man. >> get out. >> sort of like the alt ending for "guess who's coming home for dinner." the critics are loving "get out." we could not find a single bad review. it scores a solid 100% certified fresh on rotten tomatoes. peter traverse, a volt a minute. horror show laced with racial tension and stinging satirical rafer guzman says it strikes a perfect balance between humaner and horror. it's the year's first must-see. >> i'm concerned for our world that that is appealing. >> oh, i've lived that experience. >> up next to an oscar nominated stop motion feature animation originally performed in french "my life as a zucchini," follows the adventure of a young boy named zucchini who is placed in a foster home after the death of

his mom. as he searches for a new family of his own, he bonds with the other orphans as he struggles to learn how to trust and love. >> i'm going to take you to a really nice place with other kids who have no mom or dad. this little man is ecar. >> my name is zucchini. >> more like a potato with that head. >> look how high it is. >> give it back. >> oh, yeah? >> featuring the voices of amy sedaris, nick offman, and ellen page. "my life as a zucchini" is also scoring 100% on rotten tomatoes. stephanie describes it as so warm, so alive we forget we're watching cartoon figures. peter traverse writes, this is animation as an art form, inspiring and indelible. >> you'll be watching "get out" with me. >> i'll be watching "my life as a zucchini." and yeah. >> one more thing we'll be watching, this little red carpet there on hollywood boulevard. take a look outside the dolby theater. they've already had it covered because they're worried about the weather.

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this friday morning on "world news now," what a difference a year makes. >> yes, that's right. president trump is set to take the stage at the conservative political action conference. the event where last year, attendees were trying everything to stop his campaign dead in its tracks. this year, a much different story as the president's inner circle opens up on stage. and new developments overseas as officials investigating the parent assassination of kim jong un's half-brother have figured out the deadly substance used in that airport attack. the u.n. classifying it as a weapon of mass destruction. the details ahead. survival story. the fbi investigating what could turn out to be a hate crime after a deadly shooting inside a packed sports bar. we'll hear from one man who was shot. why he's being called a hero this morning. and counting down to oscar. we are opening up our academy award vault looking back at some

of the best moments ever from the oscars. >> yul brenner? that's one of my favorite men of all time. >> yes, it is friday, february 24th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." hannibal lecter's masque. >> it was and billy crystal in one of his opening sequences there. you forget how genius billy crystal was in his many years. that's going to be fun to look back. >> nothing more funny than cannibalism. >> yes, exactly. >> yeah. >> nothing gets the kids going like cannibalism. speaking of blood sports, politics is definitely that. and we're going to start with the president who is going to be headlining in just a matter of hours from now at the cpac conference of conservatives outside washington. >> the president has earned mixed reviews for his past appearances at cpac as candidate trump last year, he didn't even attend and finished third in the conference's presidential poll.

>> and we should mention vice president pence took the stage just hours ago saying conservatives have a once in a lifetime chance tons influence the nation's future and he also promised a quickened to obamacare. >> america's obamacare nightmare is about to end. >> reporter: a forceful defense overnight of the administration's plans for a new health care system. vice president mike pence telling the conservative activists at cpac that obamacare has been a failure promising something better. >> we'll have an orderly transition to a better health care system that finally puts the american people first. >> reporter: he also called president trump a modern day ronald reagan and noted their differences. >> i'm a small town guy. he's big city. i'm midwest. he's manhattan island. he's known for his bigger than life personality, his charm and charisma.

and i'm like -- not. >> reporter: earlier the president's chief strategist steve bannon making rare public comments to that crowd. the former editor of breitbart news portrayed as the grim reaper by "saturday night live" may be the president's most controversial aide. he said the president won't back down from this battle with his opponents. >> if you think they're going to give you your country back without a fight, you are sadly mistaken. every day, every day, it is going to be a fight. >> reporter: appearing with chief of staff reince priebus, bannon says the trump we saw in the campaign is the trump we'll see as president. >> every day in the oval office, he tells reince and i, i committed this to the american people. i promised this when i ran and i'm going to deliver on this. >> reporter: they tried playing down those reports of tension between them. >> a very dear friend, a very dear friend and someone that i work with every second of the day and actually, i cherish his friendship. >> i can run a little hot on occasions.

>> i'm sorry, i still see rosie o'donnell every time i see steve bannon on stage. speaking of bannon, he also helped president trump formulate his crackdown on immigration. the president called the deportations now under way a military operation. sean spicer quickly clarifying saying the president was using that phrase to mean with precision. and homeland security chief john kelley went further saying there will be no mass deportations and no use you have military force during immigration operations. but concerns about what's ahead are spilling into those town halls. >> i have students who are parents who are asking questions every day. i can't climb under the table. i answer the questions. you are not answering the questions.

>> the woman saying they're not answering their questions. the other issue dominating the town halls is health care. republicans are under fire for their plan to repeal, replace obamacare but former house speaker john boehner says he laughed when he heard that adding it is "not going to happen." instead he predicts republicans will keep most of obamacare's existing framework and make relatively modest changes. >> we'll see who is correct in that decision. the trump administration also plans a crackdown on legalized marijuana. the white house spokesman sean spicer saying is the justice department will enforce the federal law against recreational use. as a candidate, president trump said he supported medicinal marijuana but spicer says there's a big difference between that and recreational use. such use is legal in eight states. new developments overseas. malaysian police say a nerve agent was used to kill the half-brother of north korea's leader.

swabs taken been kim jong nam's body reveal the presence of vx nerve agent. it's a banned chemical weapon which the u.n. classifies as a weapon of mass destruction. kim was assaulted by two women seen wiping the toxic chemical on his face. investigators are trying to determine how the women were able to get their hands on the poison. police say one of the women did become ill after that attack. and to georgia where police have finally they believe solved a nearly 12-year-old cold case. arresting a man in the 2005 disappearance of a history teacher. tara grinstead was also a seasoned beauty pageant contestant. she disappeared in 2005 after watching a pageant and having dinner with friends. police charged ryan duke with her murder. it's news her family has been waiting a long time to hear. >> on behalf of billy and

myself, the first thing that i want to do is to thank god for answered prayers. we always believed that it would be solved. we just did not know when. >> duke has not entered a plea as yet. he's a former student where grinstead taught. investigators say a recent tip led to the arrest. he's also charged with burglary and concealing a death. the vatican is helping two sets of struggling italians at once. farmers and the homeless. sent by the pope, the head of papal charities went on a shopping spree in centrality lit buying up local produce, fruits and vegetables. the food donated to soup kitchens in rome. farmers and merchants in the quake zone have been at risk of closing up shops since the earthquakes began last summer. let's get to our health alert this morning. it starts with new help for migraine sufferers. a new study finds regular acupuncture may help reduce the frequency of the most common type of migraine. those who received about 20 acupuncture treatments a month had about one less headache than those who didn't have the treatments. more than 37 million people in the u.s. suffer from migraines

every year. >> another study says if you eat more fruits and veggies you'll live longer. it claims eating the equivalent of ten portions of fruits and vegetables every day -- ten -- could reduce the risk of early death for nearly 8 million people worldwide. >> wow. >> right now, health guidelines recommend five servings every day are needed to see the greatest benefits. get the vita mix out and make a whole lot of kale smooth is. that's a lot of stuff. ten servings. >> yeah, i'll pass. >> you don't want to live longer? >> who needs to be in their 70s. >> i'm going for 120. >> wow, nice. >> a lot of work to do. >> clearly. from the "world news now" social pages, plumpty and pierre are now married. >> quack, quack, quack. >> and serenaded by a daffy

version of "here comes the bride." the bride and groom or should we say the hen and drake marched down the aisle. >> the two ducks were born -- i'm totally tripping up on this script. two years ago. these little ducklings were born in new hampshire in a kindergarten classroom. this year's students hatched the idea of the water fowl wedding. after the vows, the principal offered her conquackulations. at reception the kids did the chicken dance because a duck dance doesn't exist. though i think it could be discovered after a duck wedding. >> no idea who foot the bill for the wedding though. coming up, oscar dreams coming true. >> yeah. >> plus, we're taking a trip back in time checking out some of the funniest and craziest moments in oscar history. >> but first we're hearing from the man being called a hero. his split second decision at a deadly shooting inside a sports bar. >> do remember to find us on facebook at wnnfans.com and twitter @abcwnn.com.

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person. not the first time a dog has fallen here. they're allowed off leash. owners often aren't paying as much attention but that dog is happy to be back up. >> look how much of the effort was made to rescue that one dog. >> yeah, that is. good job, firefighters. here's a story that a lot of people are paying attention to. a 51-year-old man is facing murder and attempted murder charges after opening fire at a sports bar near kansas city into one man killed antoine others wounded. federal investigators are looking into whether race might have played a part in the motive. pierre thomas with the latest. >> reporter: the fbi is at the scene of austin's bar and grill outside of kansas city, investigating what could turn out to be a vicious hate crime. just after 7:00 p.m., three men were shot. one fatally, in a barrage of gunfire. two of the victims were of indian descent. engineers at garmin, the major gps firm. according to local press reports, the alleged gunman

reportedly yelled, get out of my country, just before shooting. >> our role in this investigation is to work jointly with local law enforcement to determine if an individual's civil rights were violated. be? adam puritan, 51, has been charged with murder and is being held on $2 million bond. he allegedly told a bartender he had been involved in a shooting and needed a place to hideout. police were called and he was arrested. >> one of the men who was wounded in that shooting was a good samaritan who tried to tackle the gunman. >> speaking from his hospital bed, 24-year-old ian says he's now looking forward to spending time with the man he tried to save whom he now describes as his new best friend. >> i was planning on going to do some fishing this weekend but i don't think that's going to be happening right now. and get together with the gentleman that i've now become best friends with. don't think it's going to be at

the bar though. maybe some grilling in the backyard with a beer or two. >> what a good sense of humor for something who went through a tragedy like that. >> you see the way he looks. he still has a great attitude about it. >> i have a feeling they're going to be friends for a long time. coming up, the frightening moments on the runway. what caused this plane to slam in the pavement on the runway collapsing the landing gear and breaking one of its propellers. >> first we're counting down to oscar and the moment of brilliant acting that should win an oscar. yeah, really. don't go anywhere. e. don't let joint discomfort keep you down. come play with us! i'm coming. upgrade to move free ultra's triple action joint support for improved mobility, and flexibility. it also provides 20% better comfort than glucosamine chondroitin, all from one tiny mighty pill.... get in there with move free ultra, and enjoy living well. ♪living well

ladies and gentlemen, your host for the 89th academy awards, kendis gibson. >> thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you, thank you. thank you. it is so great to be here amongst you for the 89th academy awards. all these hollywood "a" listers or as i like to call you, democrats, especially when you're in the presence of the one and only meryl streep. meryl streep, everybody. give it up, everybody. meryl streep nominated for florence foster jenkins" but after that performance, i think

we should change her name to meryl sleep. really, think about it. a little bit i've sleeper. i'm just -- i love you, yes, yes. >> thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. >> thank you. >> kendis. >> thank you. >> kendis, are you sleeping? >> thank you. >> are you awake? >> thank you. thank you. >> are you all right? wait. >> wake up. >> thank you. >> we have the show. >> thank you. wait, wait. meryl streep. you're not meryl streep. >> no, even though we do look related. >> you're not even like halle berry. >> hey. >> sorry. so. >> no, i'm not. >> you're cuter than halle berry. >> nice save. >> this morning, it might have been a dream for me. but this morning we are opening up the abc academy awards vault. >> yes, looking back on some of the oscar moments and better jokes that really did happen. >> meryl sleep. >> i know what you're thinking ellen, that's easy for you to say. you've been chosen to host and that's sort of the highest award there is. thank you.

>> i've done the show a number of times and i can tell you looking into every one of these faces i know what you think. i have sort of a sixth sense over what they're thinking. and you know what? i'm still the coolest guy in the room. >> i'm sorry, i was late. i was just backstage trying to convince jennifer lopez the best way to remove double faced tape is with saliva. >> before we begin tonight, ladies and gentlemen, i would like to say for the record, that i am in favor of using more american indians and other minorities in motion pictures. >> for "winter's bone." >> you guys are just standing up because you feel bad that i fell.

that's really embarrassing. >> my heart is full to bursting except to say i'm the king of the world! whoo! >> i would like at this time to present -- >> we've already had a jimmy stewart impression. >> who did it? >> jimmy stewart. ♪ >> you know, before i got on the trapeze i asked them if they had taken safety precautions. they said yes, billy crystal. >> i'm having some of the academy over for dinner. care to join me? >> yes, anytime. >> anytime. >> everybody, i love you. i love you all. >> i think that's the only one i actually watched. >> what? >> well, i was too young for a lot of those. how old do you think i am? >> what about last year's. >> sammy davis jr.? >> yes, of course, ellen. >> you weren't a grown adult for sammy davis jr., academy awards? meryl streep.

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gas station. >> whoa. >> yeah, a police officer actually it looks like a sheriff's deputy did this. >> how, you know you're in trouble if it's a police officer that's doing it. >> you get distracted. you're going somewhere. >> i polka. ♪ politics and foreign wars, all the weather all the scores ♪ ♪ that's the world news polka >> take it, kermit. ♪ if you're an insomniac and a good night's sleep you lack do the world news polka ♪ ♪ on banjo and accordion, the folks love every note ♪ ♪ but when we sing it sounds like there's a frog stuck in our throat ♪ ♪ sing it loud, sing it big, every anchor frog and pig ♪ ♪ do the world news polka take it barry ♪ ♪ doctor bunsen, honey-doo, the swedish chef and beaker, too, they do the world news polka ♪ ♪ even pepe the king prawn gets up way before the dawn to do the world news polka ♪

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this morning on "world news now," the trump administration taking a break from all those tough questions in d.c., face ago friendlier crowd at the annual cpac gathering in the suburbs. we're going to take you to the conference to see what he everyone's really trying to get their hands on ahead of the president's big speech. >> outrage in the streets overnight as the trump administration's rollback of transgender for students is met with anger and uncertainty. protests are demanding action including caitlyn jenner calling the situation a disaster. new this half hour, the explosive incident that's left a community outraged. >> the new video that shows what led to an off-duty police officer firing his weapon after an altercation with a group of teens. we hear from the young man involved. as we count down to the

academy awards, the bets are on for this year's razzie awards. and the one razzie trophy still unclaimed after 26 years. we're going to tell you who the owner of that have trophy is. i think you know him. that's later in "the skinny." it is friday, february 24th. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> all right. >> it's so weird because we're talking oscars and then you see "batman versus superman" and for a second you thought how is that still in the same conversation? >> it's not. >> it ain't. >> we'll explain that a little bit later on in the show. we begin within fireworks at the premier conservative conference cpac going on right now outside of washington. >> the headline speaker is president trump. he skipped it last year and was actually mocked for it. he's going to get a hero's welcome after a rare appearance by his top aide steve bannon. just hours ago, the vice president there promising the nightmare that is obamacare is almost over.

abc's arlette saenz is there. >> reporter: just outside the nation's capital, cpac is part conference, part spirit show. the annual event drawing in thousands of young conservatives and party activists ready to flaunt their republican credentials. >> for those looking for conservative swag, this may be your spot. you have elephant print dresses and skirts and even a make america great again book embossed in 22 karat gold. the main focus on the stage is the donald trump takeover. >> president trump won a historic victory all across the united states of america. >> reporter: it's quite a reversal from a year ago when candidate trump skipped cpac. now it's all about president trump. >> this will be tpac this year. >> reporter: five weeks after he took office, his top lieutenants fanned out to sell their boss's vision. >> the my friends, this is our time. this is the chance we've worked

so hard for so long to see. this is the time to prove again that our answers are the right answers for america. >> reporter: trump's chief strategist steve bannon making a rare appearance promising the president is ready to battle with the media and his critics. >> if you think they're going to give your country back without a fight, you are sadly mistaken. every day, every day it is going to be a fight and that is what i'm proudest about donald trump. all the opportunities he had to waiver off this all the people that came to him and said you've got to the moderate. every day in the oval office he tells reince and i, i promised this when i ran and i'm going to deliver on this. >> reporter: this is the warmup act for the big speech later on today when president trump takes the staining at cpac. he'll be the first sitting president to address the group since george w. bush in 2008. >> no doubt he will get a hero's welcome indeed.

the president making it clear he wants the u.s. to be the world's dominant nuclear power. in a new interview, the president said he would like to see a world without nuclear arms but he said if there are going to be nukes, then the u.s. is going to be at the top of the pack. we should point out russia currently has more nuclear warheads than the u.s. but both countries have more than enough to destroy the world. the president raised eyebrows when he referred to the deportation of undocumented immigrants as a military operation. press secretary sean spicer later explains that the president was using that phrase to mean, precision. homeland security chief john kelly traveling in mexico took a tougher stance stating clearly there will be no mass deportations and no use of military force during immigration operations. >> kelly made those comments while in mexico city with secretary of state rex tillerson by his side. they were meeting with the mexican president and his

cabinet trying to alleviate their concerns over new u.s. immigration policies, a task made tougher after the president's remarks. there have been new protests against president trump's rollback of transgender protections in public schools. demonstrators outside new york's landmark stone wall inn chanted and held signs in support of transgender youth. the inn is considered the birthplace of the gay civil rights movement. the roll back gives power back to states and school districts to decide the issue. >> i think it's not a question of whether it's a civil right, whether it's appropriately addressed. as i noted it's appropriately addressed at the state level. and long time republican and transgender activist caitlyn jenner is speaking out about the policy reversal asking president trump to give her a call. jenner tweeting to the president, "from one republican to another, this is a disaster." the former olympian had a message of support for transgender youth. >> new questions about ivanka trump's role at the white house. she had a seat at the table with manufacturing ceos at the white

house. sources say she recently hosted republican members of congress to discuss a child care tax proposal and paid maternity leave. it was a big issue that she discussed on the campaign trail. such a policy meeting is considered unusual for the child of a president with no formal role in the administration. and we do have breaking news right now about a new police shooting, this one not far from capitol hill. details still sketchy. but two d.c. police officers were shot and are now hospitalized. we're told their wounds are not life-threatening but a male suspect was shot and killed. the officers were responding to a report of shots fired. there were three other shooting incidents earlier in another part of the nation's capital. >> and we're also keeping an eye on the severe storm system in the midwest right now. take a look at the radar. that storm is intense from idaho to michigan. the snow and wind will pick up and develop into a blizzard later today. this is a storm system that wreaked havoc in northern

california and has already claimed lives as it moves east. dangerous conditions on i-80 near salt lake city. wow, trucks getting out and catching fire. the driver did not survive. and a more than 200-mile section of the highway in wyoming was closed because the snow made travel a little bit too dangerous. >> this morning, it will be a dangerous commute, as well for those in the upper plains with blizzard conditions for most of the region. by tonight, the area will have gotten 6 to 12 inches of snow. to the south centered around indiana, temperatures will be much warmer and the danger is from damaging winds and hail possibly, even tornadoes. >> to the west coast now, we're learning new details about the confrontation in anaheim, california, that led to an off-duty police officer firing his weapon. new video shows that explosive encounter between an lapd officer and a 13-year-old boy. the incident sparking outrage and protests. the officer claims the teen

threatened to shoot him but he denies it. the fight escalates as others become involved and eventually the officer reaches for his gun. >> and i thought i was going to die right there. i thought he was going to shoot me. because he was like mad. >> anaheim officials are promising an impartial investigation. the officer remains on administrative leave. parents suing the lapd and anaheim police. but police say nobody was hurt. >> all right. let's talk about women's basketball now. we're going to switch gears right now. this was not necessarily one of the best moves at a women's basketball game. >> this happened last night in the rutgers/northwestern game. so body, one of those players, ashley deary with the ball steps down to untie or rather tie her untied sneaker. she stops dribbling the ball and leaves it in the middle of the court. >> it is not the best idea as rutgers players took advantage, stealing the ball. that's what you do scoring a basket. somehow northwestern recovered

from the gaffe and held off rutgers for -- well, the game wasn't even close, it was 60-38 the final score there. >> was that supposed to be some type of diversion tactic? >> maybe she realized we've got the game so wrapped up, it didn't matter. i'm just going to stop, do whatever i want. >> you know we all make mistakes. that was one. >> she actually had five points in last night's game. >> that's good. >> not bad. >> coming up in "the skinny," alex trebek shows how cool he really is. >> plus the new video that shows what it's like to be chased by a tiger. >> first the terrifying moments that played out on an airport runway. what caused a jet to slam into the pavement and collapse its own landing gear. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather, brought to you by move free ultra. ra. free ultra. don't let joint discomfort keep you down. come play with us! i'm coming.

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score this tigers, 1, drone, zero. zoo keepers at a tiger park in china deployed a drone because the cats are getting a little too fat. apparently they like drones like garfield likes lasagna. a tiger is chasing the drone and working off some of the fat. remember the whole garfield being a fat cat? that was my first thought when i thought fat tigers. >> there i thought tiger only chased victoria secret models. >> what? >> tiger woods. >> they caught the drone there at the end. >> yes. uh-huh. >> anyways. >> tiger woods. >> how do you -- oh, now i get it. there were flight difficulties of another kind for

a plane coming in for a landing yesterday in amsterdam. you can see the difference between kendis and my mind-set right about now. >> now? the terrifying moments as the commuter plane slammed into the runway. here's abc's david kerley. >> reporter: with turbulence and gusty winds buffetting the british commuter plane, the pilot adjusts to the right, but slams the right gear into the runway. as it brakes, one of the propellers starts digging into the pavement. the plane's right side collapses. 59 passengers, 4 crew now holding on. >> mayday. mayday. >> roger, copy. >> reporter: by the time the plane skids to a stop, passengers are streaming out. >> mayday, mayday. evacuating on the runway. smoke in the cabin. >> the fire brigade is on its way. >> reporter: laura forsythe is

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♪ skinny so skinny ♪ so on this friday's "skinny," we are definitely counting down to what is the biggest award show of the year that is taking place this weekend -- the razzies. of course. >> well, second only to the oscars, right?

the golden raspberry awards honoring the worst of hollywood and they're announced manana. >> abc live coverage throughout the morning to cover the razzies. this year there's a full slate of nominees. but the experts are going with this to win worst picture. "batman versus superman: the dawn of justice" is expected to sweep claiming six prizes including the worst picture trophy. >> that's kind of harsh. i didn't love it. i really didn't love it. >> neither did anybody else. >> i don't know if it was the worst. it's expected to claim the worst actor award with ben affleck. >> ben was pretty good as a bad actor. >> see, there was a lot of hate for him being batman. >> i'm not liking this hate though. the odds-on favorite for worst actress is tyler perry. my favorite movie of the year in the role of boo in "madea halloween" not to be confused with a "madea crist." >> or any of the madea movies. we didn't remember he did another madea. >> there are many madea movies.

>> my thing is he was so busy with television and oprah network. >> he can do no wrong. >> this lonely razzie is waiting to be claimed by its owner after 26 years. where were you in 1981? donald trump was acting in a movie, a cameo in "ghosts can't do it." he never claimed the prize and razzie founders john wilson tell the huffington post it's crumbling on their mantle as they hope he will claim it any day now. so interesting there's a tie-in. unprecedented presidency. >> clearly they didn't see him acting in "home alone 2," as well. all joking aside, don't forget to tune in sunday night for our complete wall-to-wall oscar coverage starting on the red carpet at p.m. eastern time, 4:00 p.m. pacific right here on abc followed by "world news now" by our own second annual world

news nowscars second only to the oscars. >> right. well, next, the latest bombshell from beyonce when she announced her pregnancy, the beehive wondered if she would still headline at coachella. now we have the answer. >> then they saw her baby bump and realized no way it's happening. >> now she's making it official. two months out from the huge music festival's opening, queen bey is forcing it to scramble to find another headliner to replace her. >> beyonce of course, having twins, on doctor's orders has pushed back her appearance schedule to next year's festival. >> get this, it's causing an immediate dip in the price of coachella tickets down to average of about 870 bucks. still expensive for the weekend. speaking of singing, or rapping, "jeopardy!" host alex trebek may or may not have a future in rap. >> going viral now is a clip of trebek trying to recite verses to popular songs. check this one out. >> another one, wraith talk, wraith talk, here we go talking

that safe talk, my swag different, my bag different, my wife beyonce, i brag different, special cloth talk major key. >> i got the keys, keys, keys. i love the end of it where alex goes, i have no idea what i just read. >> alex trebek can do no wrong in my mind. >> he did this as part of a business insider interview and they said, hey, can you just do the words of bad an bougie. >> he's the coolest thing ever. >> i love this house in miami. >> you have to live in this house. check this out. designer tommy hilfiger listed his 14,000 square foot golden beach, florida, home. it's $27.5 million. >> wow, the seven bedroom, 12 bathroom mansion with private beach takes color and depth to a whole new level according to our producer matt. >> who loves real estate. matt also says it combines a studio 54 against a super white

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some cough medicines only last 4 hours. but just one mucinex lasts 12 hours. let's end this. ♪ ♪ >> okay. so from what's happening in sweden to what's apparently happening some 230 trillion miles away from home. >> here now is our weekly "friday rewind." >> you look at what's happening in germany. you look at what's happening last night in sweden. sweden. who would believe this. >> we must all take responsibility for using facts correctly. >> a consolidation of power when you look at history, the first thing that dictators do is shut down the press. >> we should not be inviting him to preach hatred and to spread his bigotry, his misogyny. >> anti-semitic threats targeting our jewish community

and community centers are horrible. >> there's no place in america for hatred or acts of prejudice or violence or anti-semitism. >> i don't know what to do. i'm a mother. i'm not trying to get hurt. and i'm not trying to get arrested. and i'm not a criminal. ♪ rocket's red glare >> i just want to enlighten him on what my sister, i've seen her go through every single day. >> i hope that the nation as a whole moves towards love, moves toward equality and moves toward acceptance. >> you want to stand there with him. what kind of insurance do you have? >> people are clearly upset. but there is a bit of professional protester manufactured base in there. >> this is one of the crossings people have been using illegally. you can see the road here is closed.

just on the other side, the royal canadian border patrol is waiting for anyone who might come this way. >> i don't believe any journalist writing a story or any editor pressing the publish button believes that i sincerely advocate for or support pedophilia. >> all of the water in the coyote creek watershed is dangerous. it's swift moving and it's carrying debris with it that haven't seen water in years and on top of that, it may be contaminated. >> it was a very difficult time and -- and we are a family. and we will always be a family. >> the discovery gives us a hint that finding a second earth is not just a matter of if, but when. >> oh. >> that was a very cool end to "friday rewind" because so many people rem excited about that discovery. >> absolutely. so many people are excited what's really happening in sweden this weekend. andrea bocelli is in concert in stockholm tomorrow. sean paul in april. plan now. that's really happening. >> sean paul? >> yes, sean paul. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now." informing insomniacs for two decades.

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ere you headed? uh just gonna hang out. it's a school night. with gary and todd? yea. not sure about those two. i've been meaning to ask you - this is tougher than i thought - is there any drinking going on in this crowd? no. i hope not, because alcohol can lead you to say things and do things you that you really wish you hadn't. isn't this what you're supposed to say? i know. so if any of your buddies ever pressure you to take a drink, just tell them you promised your dad you wouldn't. i'd do anything to keep you safe. ok. i will. i hope this is working. i promise. i love you too dad. they really do hear you. brian? yea? so start the conversation even before they're teenagers. good idea. for tips on what to say visit underagedrinking.samhsa.gov a message from the substance abuse and mental health services administration. a great weekend.

making news in america this friday morning, president trump preparing to take the center stage at cpac. it's a big change from a year ago after skipping the conservative conference as a candidate. plus, the president explaining why he wants to boost the country's nuclear arsenal. and those town halls across the country getting heated yet again overnight. breaking overnight, police officers gunned down in washington, d.c. new details on their condition and the suspect. and a break in the case, the disappearance of a beauty queen has baffled investigators for more than a decade until now, the new evidence leading to an arrest. and the new video of tigers on the hunt faster and faster through the snow, but what are they chasing?