we're familiar with andrew wong. he makes music using just about anything, balloons, wine glasses, if it makes a sound, he'll make music with it. and in this case he's using lg appliances, dishwashers, refrigerators, microwaves. let's hear the song he put together. ♪ does that song sound familiar? it's by dnce. >> that refrigerator is nice. look at that. it's perfectly effective. lg, you got me. >> that's the whole point of the video. >> it is a really cool fridge. i really like the stove. >> you can see into it without

having to open the door. some say staring in the refridge traitor with the door open, now you can do it with the door closed. >> that will save you a little electricity. >> is that an lg guitar? >> no. >> so he's done it again and this time he will help lg sell a whole lot of products. all right, you're all caught up on the best of the web. go to rightthisminute.com to catch up or watch the next brand new episode of "rtm."

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masks. authorities are disputing claims by the demonstrators of protests inside the jail. organizers of the protest say they want the jail closed. at least one officer was injured. >> next to the criminal caves oklahoma state senator ralph shortey. his attorneys saying this morning that the senator plans to resign. senator shortey is facing felony child prostitution charges alleging he solicited sex from a 17-year-old boy. oklahoma's state senate voted unanimously last week on a resolution stripping him of most of his legislative privileges. >> the federal government will explain new restrictions this morning on incoming flights from some foreign countries. passengers on direct flights on foreign airlines from airports in certain middle east and african countries will not be allowed to bring electronic devices into the cabin with them, just phones and medical devices. laptops, tablets and pretty up everything else will have to go into checked baggage. >> what's likely happened is that the government, the u.s. government has developed some intelligence that a group or

individual has developed some type of device that they can get on to an airplane using a laptop or some other electronic appliance. >> the ban does not affect flights operated by u.s. airlines or flights with stopovers in europe. there has been no official comment from either the transportation department or homeland security. the united nations is out with its list of the happiest countries on earth. and being cold apparently is a contributing factor. norway, norway number one followed by denmark and iceland. >> nordic countries are on top because of their strong economies and because residents say they feel they can trust their fellow citizens. the u.s. slipped one spot coming in at number 14 this year. so not the weather. >> it's not the weather. >> canada was number seven on the list. >> snowball fights are fun though. >> yeah, they are. but if money is an issue in your

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>> 24. so it was actually a landmark night. the show's 400th episode. but last night's absolute standouts right off the gate, no surprise here. olympic gymnast simone biles scoring a solid 32 out of 40 for the tango. >> very nice. >> you know who else made a strong showing, running back rashad jennings. check him out with his partner emma slater dancing the cha-cha. they got a 31 out of 40. he can move. >> they danced to a great song. >> even had the hips going and everything. >> the staging for that was actually pretty cool. >> look at him. i love it. >> he's doing that move, whatever you call it. >> he's my favorite. >> already? >> yeah. >> so quickly you're like satisfied. >> yeah. >> impressed. but the night's most pleasant surprise was former major league baseball catcher david ross coming off his world series victory looking for a new trophy in the mirror ball. he had what they're calling a highly energetic quick step scoring 28 out of 40.

go, cubs, go. >> on the flipside, the disappointments. professional bull rider bonner bolton spent just trying to keep up with his partner sharna scoring just 22 out of 40. >> that's too bad. and also among the disappointments, mr. t. who just kind of stood there. he was in fatigue that was glittering. kim danced, mr. t just looked on. wasn't even -- what is he doing? is that like tae-bo? >> he said i pity the fool that tries to dance better than i do. not to be outdone, "snl" veteran chris kattan and whitney danced at the roxbury, of course. it was fun but a little awkward. they got just a 17 out of 40. >> god, that was bad. in what's turning into an abc tradition, last night, jimmy kimmel made his prediction of who will ultimately carry home the mirror ball trophy.

>> i can do that move. >> yeah. >> it's time to reveal my selection. drum roll, please. guillermo. open wide and show us the winner. the champion of "dancing with the stars" season 24 is -- >> rashad jennings. >> rashad jennings. >> see, the same favorite. and we also got some big news from the world of professional fighting. > yes, reigning ufc lightweight champ and outspoken bad boy conor mcgregor has reportedly revealed that he's squaring off with floyd mayweather in a megafight london allegedly set to take place in september. >> he says he's ready to prove his doubters wrong. >> british bookmakers already have price mcgregor as a six to one shot to beat mayweather. stay tuned. >> undefeated mayweather. could he go down to a nonboxer? >> it will be interesting. showtime already has the rights for it. >> bonus "skinny" round coming up. stay with us. "skinny" round coming

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♪ i'm on the floor, floor, i love to dance ♪ i don't know. i don't know most of the words. but i love this song. >> we only know the star ships. >> apparently we're not alone in love with this song because nicki minaj is making music history. >> yes, she is after releasing three songs this month, the 34-year-old rapper surpassed aretha franklin. nearly 40-year-old record for most billboard hot 100 hits by a woman. >> so aretha had 73 chart toppers. nikki now has 76. >> wow. >> and she, of course, took to social media to thank her fans saying, quote, god said he ain't done showing off yet. >> oh, all right then.

>> yeah. >> bring it. next some big news out of anaheim, california. >> hillary clinton's right-hand woman huma abdine mired in her own scandal with anthony weiner was spotted at disneyland with another man known for "scandal," anthony gold win, abc's tv show "scandal." >> "e! news" is reporting their visit was totally friendly. a source tells us they are very close friends and worked closely together when tony campaigned for hillary. >> got that, people? just friends. the source says tony is still happily married to his wife of about 30 years and she simply couldn't join them because she was busy working in new york. >> all right. seems normal. >> all right. on to more awkward situations and kendis you must know what this is like. you're out and about and everything's fine. suddenly you look down and you discover a pair of lacey underwear sticking out of your pants. >> or as i call it tuesday, or is that wednesday mornings? >> both maybe? >> so apparently even hollywood "a" listers aren't immune to it.

broadway star idina menzel had that happen. she tweeted this out with the caption, "so went to the airport in cool ribbed jeans and after passing paparazzi raz i realized a pair of panties were hanging out the whole of one knee." >> it's all right, idina. it happens to almost all of us i suppose. i do like the way she owned though. she figured i've probably been photographed, i might as well as put it out there. beat everybody else to it. and remember "father of the bride"? it's been 25 years since the movie came out. >> i meant i don't remember. >> it may, as well have been yesterday because these three hardly look a day older. >> check out kimberly williams spacy who played the bride in the beloved comedy posted this photo on instagram. that's george the wedding planner. >> steve martin and martin short on a comedy tour together were at nashville's grand ole' opry for a show. and williams lives in nashville. they ran into her.

good morning. i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." president trump reeling following the testimony by the fbi that they're investigating his campaign's possible ties to russia. while fbi director james comey debunks the president's wiretapping claim against former president obama. >> get ready to some new changes to the republicans' health care plan. house speaker paul ryan says the adjustments will make it more friendly to older americans. the modifications are also seen as a nod to both moderate and conservative republicans. >> heavy winds spread a massive fire at an apartment complex outside kansas city. at least 17 homes were destroyed or damaged. crews are working to contain a secondary fire that broke out nearby. >> and passengers boarding some nonstop flights to the u.s. also have to leave their electronic devices in their checked bags. there's a new ban going into effect today affecting ten

foreign airports. those are just some of our top stories on this tuesday, march 21st. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." and we do say good morning to you, everyone. we're going to start this half hour with the fallout from what was an unprecedented day in washington, d.c. >> president trump rallied a crowd in kentucky last night just hours after the top law enforcement official in the country testified on capitol hill. fbi director james comey confirms there is a investigation into russia's meddling into the election and moscow's alleged contacts with the trump campaign. >> comey also refuted president trump's wiretapping claims against president obama. get the latest right now from abc's kenneth moton. >> mixed reaction to the fbi director's testimony here on capitol hill, democrats appear to be focused on all things trump and russia while republicans want to know what's being done to stop the leaks of classified information. president trump in kentucky

rallying supporters around the new gop health plan not addressing fbi director comey's bombshell testimony on capitol hill. >> thursday is our chance to end obamacare. >> reporter: comey confirmed the fbi is investigating russia's alleged contact with the trump campaign. >> because it is an open ongoing investigation and is classified, i cannot say more about what we are doing and whose conduct we are examining. >> reporter: comey on russian president vladimir putin's possible motive in meddling in the 2016 election. >> putin hated secretary clinton so much that the flipside of that coin was he had a clear preference for the person running against the person he hated so much. >> reporter: but on possible collusion with trump associates, no comment from comey or nsa chief mike rogers. >> you can continue to look for something but continuing to look for something that doesn't exist doesn't matter. >> reporter: like the president

who tweeted about the hearing, house committee republicans mostly highlighted the leaks of information. the democrats focused on the russia investigation and this extraordinary moment. >> with respect to the president's tweets about alleged wiretapping directed at him by the prior administration, i have no information that supports those tweets. >> comey shut down trump's unsubstantiated claims that president obama wiretapped him. the president said he meant surveillance when referring to wiretapping. >> i get you guys want to know the end of the book right now but we're on the first chapter of this process. >> comey would neither confirm or deny. and he would not give a timetable when the russian investigation will be over but issued a dire warning saying in 2020 or even 2018, the russians will be back to try to interfere in the "uss election again. diane and kendis? >> kenneth, the white house responded to the testimony by explaining the roles of two former trump campaign members. press secretary sean spicer called michael flynn a volunteer, but flynn was an adviser who was also being considered then as candidate

trump's running mate and spicer said paul manafort played a limited role in the campaign, but manafort was actually the campaign manager for four months. it's not known if either is under fbi investigation. abc's jon karl challenged spicer's characterization of the men. >> then obviously there's been discussion of paul manafort who played a very limited role for a very limited amount of time. >> he was the chairman of the campaign. >> jonathan, hold on. can you stop interrupting other people. >> didn't play a limited role. >> somebody's asking a question. it's not your press briefing. >> flynn resigned as national security adviser last month. man nap for the step manafort stepped down as campaign manager amid reports he received more than $12 million from ukraine's former ruling party. it's fun to watch them go back and forth during those press briefings. >> entertaining at the least. in just a few more hours, the second day of hearings get under way for supreme court nominee neil gorsuch. day one featured the federal appeals court judge being grilled by democrats but he's promising he'll be independent. here's abc's terry moran.

>> and judge neil gorsuch in the crosshairs. but cool under fire even having some fun. >> reporter: for the most part, though, judge gorsuch just had to sit and smile and listen to the senators' statements. republicans praising him -- >> i know from my own personal experience that you are one of the best judges in the country. >> reporter: and democrats challenging him, demanding to know if he could rule against president trump, if the fbi probe into links between russia and the trump campaign comes before the court. >> the possibility of the supreme court needing to enforce a subpoena against the president is no longer idle speculation. >> reporter: then it was gorsuch's turn. >> i do. >> reporter: and he got personal, thanking his wife. >> i love you so much. >> reporter: emotionally remembering a beloved uncle, who died last month. >> a hero of mine and a lifelong episcopal priest. >> reporter: and he praised the

judges he called his mentors, including the one he would replace, justice scalia. >> now, we didn't agree on everything. the justice fished with the enthusiasm of a new yorker. he thought the harder you slapped the line on the water, somehow the more the fish would love it. >> a lot of laughs there but on tuesday, the gloves will come off. democrats promising to challenge judge gorsuch on whether he prefers corporate interests over working men and women and how he feels about president trump's attacks on the judiciary. terry moran, abc news, the supreme court. a suspect has been arrested in connected with the deaths of two colorado teenagers. gustavo marquez faces two counts of first degree murder, kidnapping as well as robbery. he was arrested in el paso county not far from where the bodies of 15-year-old derek greer and 16-year-old natalee partiza were found on the side of a road last week. police are not commenting on a

motive or cause of death saying the investigation is ongoing. >> oil is expected to start flowing through the dakota access pipeline this week. that's the word from the company building that pipeline. energy transfer partners says coordinated physical attacks at the site will not stop operations. the company did not provide details about those attacks. the pipeline stretches more than 1,000 miles from north dakota to illinois. david rockefeller is being remembered this morning for using his fortune to help others. the billionaire banker and philanthropist died in his sleep on monday. the former head of chase bank was the last surviving grandson of oil tycoon j.d. rockefeller. he was 101 years old. in the nba, the dislike between kevin durant's old team and his new team is growing. last night in oklahoma city, the warriors against the thunder. the teams were setting up for that late jump ball and then you saw the shoving match that took place there. the warriors' steph curry even

got in there. don't hit the moneymaker. and by that i mean his face and those baby blues. all four picked up technical fouls. in the end the warriors won the game by 16 points. >> all right. different kind of excitement over at the nhl. in the past few more weeks, we've seen dogs on the bench, in the broadcast booth, even playing the game, but this was new. >> yeah, the dallas stars took it to new heights literally. having a dog rappel down from the rafters accompanied by a former navy s.e.a.l. of course. it was all part of military appreciate night. the service dog named patty was given to an army green beret as part of the pregame ceremony. look at that. >> she looks scared. thank god we're back down on the ground. >> coming up, the new way scammers are trying to get your money. > coming up, the new way scammers are trying to get your money. >> convincing ways they're posing as your bank to get you to share your personal

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it's not clear how he ended up in that creek though. a consumer alert about a new way scammers are trying to get your money. >> so the con involves fraudsters posing as your bank to try to get you to provide sensitive information, of course. here's abc's gloria riviera. >> reporter: con artists pretending to be your bank. morgan fletcher from south carolina getting a phone call from the scammers. >> they were saying i had fraudulent charges on my account. and that i needed to verify that i was the rightful owner. >> reporter: in san diego, arab ca liker getting a letter in the mail claiming to be from chase bank and asking that she verify her address online with user i.d. and password. this email also supposedly from chase alerting kim bateman in arizona that her account was being used in mexico. >> asked if i would clink on a link that would unlock the account for me. >> just one wrong letter tipping bateman off. >> i noticed that chase online, there was no e at the end of

chase in the rush e-mail address. so that was a huge red flag. >> reporter: all three of those women catching on before the crooks got to their cash. but millions fall victim to so-called phishing scams each year. chase bank telling abc news it will never ask for sensitive information unless you call them about an issue. if something seems suspicious call the number on the back of your credit card immediately. these crooks will try to get you any way they can. some victims now saying they are even receiving texts. gloria riviera, abc news, washington. >> credit card companies say they will never contact you in any way and ask you for this kind of information. if they think there's fraud they'll call you and tell you what some of the charges are and all you're expected to say is yes or no. so if they ask anything beyond that, call the number on the back of the card. >> i'm a person so desperate for a call, can we have your credit card number? sure, what else do you want? my social security number, date of birth? >> it's not a good way to do it. coming up, gearing up for warmer weather. we'll show you some entertainment from the giz wiz. number, date of birth. >> it's not a good way to do it.

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making zoodles which is zucchini nodls and you push down on the plunger, turn the little guy on and out comes your zoodles. >> is that a way of tricking kids into thinking they're having spaghetti? >> that's right. a fun way to get kids and the family to have more nutritious meals. that's going to be under $50 and that's going to be available probably in the next week or so. this is called the epare pocket wine aerator. okay? >> is it real wine? >> it's real wine. >> oh, my gosh, yes, it is. >> you've lost me for the rest of this thing. >> this little guy goes in your pocket. you unpack it. you put the rod in it and then you set it for the kind of wine on the top. and it aerates wine. we're not going to go through the whole cycle. it will aerate it and then shut off automatically. there's a setting for white, red and port. this little guy is under 20 bucks. >> that basically means i can do what? say i've had a bottle of red out for three weeks. >> the idea is that aerating is

to give it more aroma. we were going to do a taste test. we didn't have enough wine. but every time we aerated wine, i could guess the glass that was aerated. i felt it tasted less bitter. >> i can always tell when it's in the box or in the bag. >> you really are a connoisseur. so that packs up to that for 20 bucks. these little guys are great from charles, let's see, charles vianson. these are little ways, do you want to pick one up? >> yeah. >> this is -- we tricked you. okay, yes. that's how airtight they are. so just drop it on that glass. okay? just drop it on and now -- >> wow, look at that. >> so it is a way to make things airtight. >> does it work on everything? >> no, it has to be a smooth surface. so if you want to put juice back in the refrigerator it's

microwave safe. you can put it in the refrigerator. you can put it in the microwave. >> that's neat, and it's cute. >> it's cute. they've been around awhile but for the spring they're doing tomato and watermelon. now, this is great. this is called the pancake art kit. and i have another piece of video here. so the art kit is you throw the batter into the bottle. you shake it up. put in the stainless steel. then you take the little bottle and you put some cocoa in it. now you have two colors of pancake batter and you can start making designs. it has a silicon tip so if you run the tip right onto the griddle it won't melt. >> this is definitely for kids 40 and up, right? >> yes, exactly. exactly. so that kit is under $25. and down there is something fun called -- >> i actually have this. >> easy scoop. you need that? >> no, i have something similar to this. >> similar to that. so easy scoop, i'm going to so you easy scoop here. a lot of people refill little k

cups for the machines. they want to use their own grind or they want to make it more inexpensive for themselves. so the problem is you get a scoop of your own coffee and then you have to put it in that little k-cup. so with the easy scoop, scoop up the coffee in here. when you go up to the k-cup, throw that down. it's a funnel. so now the coffee's in there, the funnel's there and it can go directly into the k-cup. >> you're describing something that the person at starbucks does for me? >> no. well, unless he comes to your home and fills pods for your k. >> great stuff. >> we've got get going. we appreciate it. >> no problem. >> great show indeed. dick, thank you for being here. you can find these and many more of the gadgets as always on your website which is? >> gizwiz.biz. >> and ours, as well. wnnfans.com. you're watching "world news now."

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landmark 400th episode. >> and they knew how to celebrate. they pulled out all the stops and we get a look at what happened on the ballroom there. abc's danya bacchus was there. ♪ >> reporter: the quest for the mirror ball trophy has officially started. season 24 of "dancing with the stars" kicked off with the quick step from normani kordei and val. >> give it to me. i'm worth it. >> then olympic figure skater nancy kerrigan and artem wowed the judges with the viennese waltz. >> you are a pair with great promise. >> reporter: and a little humor added to the floor with chris kattan and whitney dancing to the theme from "a night at the roxbury. >> bonner bolton turned up the heat with a cha-cha. >> reporter: charo and keough showed us the coochy coochy actress knows how to move. >> you are just the spicy queen. >> i've got my eyes on you. >> but her scores fell flat. the show's first baseball player david ross hitting it out of the park for the judges. mr. t proving he's more than

muscle. ♪ nfl player rashad jennings with one of the highest scores of the evening. ♪ guess who's back again ♪ >> reporter: and olympic gymnast simone byles reminding us why she's a four-time gold medalist. >> and that was the dance of the night. >> reporter: and no matter what the judges think you can now vote to determine which teams make the cut. in hollywood, danya bacchus, abc news. >> rashad jennings, i got to start watching football again. >> i don't think he's playing currently. >> okay. >> he's in search of a team. >> watching "dancing with the stars." >> is he like who you think who you're going to pay attention to? >> yes. >> he looked pretty good. >> i'm surprised. chris kattan, i liked the head bob thing. >> it was a little awkward, but it was fun. >> is that geraldo

this morning on "world news now," a major change to what many passengers are carrying on. >> starting this morning, the u.s. is banning certain electronic devices from the cabins of many middle east flights. a guideline has been released overnight telling us which airlines and major international airports are affected. we have those details in just a moment. with the head of the fbi confirming that there is no intelligence to support the president's wiretapping claims, where does the investigation go next? president trump looks certainly ready to move on. appearing on stage at a rally last night. so what was said and did he react to the fbi investigation into his campaign? and when you look at these images, it is hard to believe that all of the passengers on board this plane, believe it or not, survived. over 40 were originally feared to have had died in that crash.

we'll tell you how they all made it out alive. and it's a global mystery. is this a chicken? and where is it? the beastly bird created quite a stir. >> my goodness. >> oh, my god. >> and now we are finally getting answers. >> oh, geez. >> we're going to dig into it later in "the mix" perhaps with some barbecue sauce and maybe some honey mustard. >> i'll take the honey mustard. >> it is tuesday, march 21st. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> my god. >> i would not want to have a to kill that chicken if i had to eat it. i think the chicken would win that fight. >> but man, it could just feed >> or a country. >> an entire country. we have solved famine all of it right there. you're welcome. >> we will have much more on than story coming up because i'm sure everybody's curious. >> brian ross is right over there looking into it. we'll start this half hour

off with breaking news starting right now. the u.s. is not allowing passengers on direct flights from eight countries to carry on certain electronic devices. >> in what appears to be a hastily ordered ban, devices such as laptops and tablets aren't allowed in the main cabin but cell phones or medical devices are. the flights operated by royal jordanian airlines, egyptair, turkish airlines, saudi arabia air, you see the list right there as well as emirates and they originate at ten airports in jordan, egypt, turkey, kuwait, saudi arabia, morocco, qatar and the united arab emirates. no u.s. airlines are on this list. >> an official announcement from the u.s. is expected later today. abc's david kerley is explaining what's likely behind this measure. >> reporter: this, a hole blown through a jetliner by a laptop, is the worry for u.s. security officials tonight.

the u.s. reportedly ready to ban electronic devices from the cabins of jetliners arriving from certain airports. the news, revealed in a tweet by royal jordanian airlines, apologizing to its customers, saying electronic devices will be strictly prohibited. that, according to the airline, covers laptops, tablets, cameras, dvd players, and electronic games, not phones or medical devices. one source telling abc news the ban will apply to nearly a dozen countries and airports in the middle eastern region. >> what's likely happened is that the u.s. government has developed some intelligence that a group or individual has developed some type of device that they can get onto an airplane using a laptop or some other electronic appliance. >> reporter: a little more than a year ago, it was a laptop with explosives that detonated shortly after takeoff in a somali jetliner, blowing a hole, in the fuselage immediately depressurizing the cabin. sources do tell abc news this new ban is based on new intelligence gathered in that region. david kerley, abc news, washington. >> and i've reached out overnight to colleagues who do public relations for

emirates airlines which has several straight flights coming into the u.s. they said they have no idea what they're going to do about this ban. >> i thought you were going to say they have no idea about the ban. >> they didn't know prior to yesterday. it was a very hastily ordered one. they're is not sure how they're going to put it in. there are some reports they have 96 hours to implement it. some reports that will last only 96 hours. the timing is strange and we'll hear more about it a little bit later on today. >> we could all use more confusion at the airports. >> yes. turning now to our other top story this morning, president trump is in the heartland facing the public after a busy day in washington. >> this is hours after startling testimony from the head of the fbi about russia as well as the president's associates. mr. trump addressed a kentucky rally and it's what he didn't say that may have spoken volumes. >> the president did not mention the fbi or the nsa. refuting those wiretapping allegations against former

president obama. abc's senior justice correspondent pierre thomas has a wrap-up from capitol hill. >> reporter: stunning revelations from the fbi director. >> i have been authorized by the department of justice to confirm that the fbi as part of our counterintelligence mission is investigating the russian government's efforts to interfere in the 2016 presidential election. >> reporter: james comey finally going public and confirming there is an ongoing investigation now in its seventh month into russia's meddling. including possible collusion by trump campaign associates. >> that includes investigating the nature of any links between individuals associated with the trump campaign and the russian government and whether there was any coordination between the campaign and russia's efforts. >> reporter: it took 30 minutes to get to the other elephant in the room. comey refuting trump's accusations in a series of tweets 16 days ago that as a candidate he was wiretapped by

president obama. >> director comey, was the president's statement that obama had his wires tapped in trump tower a true statement? >> i have no information that supports those tweets and we have looked carefully inside the fbi, the department of justice has asked me to share with you that the answer is the same for the department of justice and all its components. the department has no information that supports those tweets. >> president obama could not unilaterally order a wiretap of anyone? >> no president could. >> reporter: directly disputing that tweet? >> obama had my wires tapped in trump tower, but much of the more than five hours of testimony focused on russian meddling, comey testifies they were motivate inside part by animosity toward one candidate. >> putin hated secretary clinton so much that the flipside of that coin was, he had a clear preference for the person running against the person he hated so much. >> reporter: according to comey, they made no attempt to cover

their trial. >> they were unusually loud in their intervention. it's almost as if they didn't care that we knew what they were doing or that they wanted us to see what they were doing. they'll be back in 2020, they may be back in 2018. >> reporter: comey says the justice department authorized him to speak about the russian meddling case because there was so much public interest. he held a big conference after the clinton case after the case was closed and then notified congress when he reopened the case. pierre thomas, abc news, washington. the president used his rally in kentucky as part of his push to gain support for the american health care act. he returns to capitol hill today to meet with house republicans. the house vote on the measure is now just two days away. there is concern whether there is enough republican support to push through the replacement for the affordable care act. house speaker paul ryan says changes have been made to help older americans. and today is the second day of confirmation hearings for supreme court nominee neil gorsuch. yesterday he told the senate judiciary committee he will be tolerant of different opinions

with respect to the rule of law. the judge addressed democrats' concerns about his independence from politics. now, white house chief of staff reince priebus described gorsuch as the type of judge that has the vision of donald trump. gorsuch insisted the law is the most important. >> these days we sometimes hear judges cynically described as politicians in robes seeking to enforce their own politics rather than describing to apply the law impartially. if i thought that were true, i'd hang up the robe. >> the hearings are set to last through thursday. some senate democrats say they'll try to block his nomination from coming to a final vote. the republican party would likely respond by eliminating the filibuster threshold. >> north korea says it is not frightened by threats of a military strike by the united states. secretary of state rex tillerson said this past weekend that military action is under consideration to curb north korea's nuclear program. meanwhile the united nations top nuclear inspector tells "the wall street journal" na north korea is rapidly increasing its capacity for producing the weapons.

britain plans to officially begin its divorce from the european union in just eight days. the british prime minister will formally notify the eu that it plans to leave the eu. talks on the terms of the so-called brexit can't begin till the written notification. the actual british withdrawal would happen in march of 2019. next to the desperate search in this country for a missing tennessee teen and the former teacher accused of kidnapping her. police released new images from tad cummins at a store days before their disappearance where he appears to have picked up as you can see there women's hair dye. police say the teacher plotted her abduction at least a week before surveillance video captured cummins filling up his nissan at a nearby gas station. elizabeth thomas's father pleaded for her return. >> please let us know you're all right and please come home to us. i'm very angry.

you know, somebody that old should know better than top pull something like there. >> elizabeth's father says he doesn't think the 15-year-old is responsible for what has happened. he says she told a sibling the morning she left to call police if she wasn't home by 6:00 p.m. turning overseas to dramatic images of a plane crash in south sudan. the plane was trying to land when it hit a fire truck and burst into flames. witnesses say the pilot just lost control. about 50 people were on that south supreme airs flight but the plane's door flew open after the crash allowing everyone to get out. more than a dozen passengers were injured but everyone survived. officials say weather conditions may have caused poor visibility. amazing. >> absolutely a miracle. >> everyone survived that crash. on a lighter note, how would you like a 60 karat pink diamond on that finger right there.

>> this one's free. >> it's pretty empty, yeah. so sotheby's expects the pink star diamond to fetch $60 million at auction in hong kong in two weeks. if it does, that would make it the most expensive diamond ever sold at auction. >> so you're going to get it for me for my birthday next year. >> look at that. that is too small for you. >> actually the pink star sold three and a half years ago for much more, $83 million but the buyer defaulted. so now we have a chance to get it at this bargain price. just for you. see? >> how do you default on that? wait, wait, i'm going to buy. i'm going to buy. >> i didn't realize the paddle meant i was going to buy it. >> $83 million. >> i just in an itch. >> apparently in like way, way back when, that was the diamond that was stolen in the pink panther, the original one. >> way, way back when. >> way back when. >> in yesteryear.

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fire crews are investigating this morning after a massive fire tore through an empty apartment complex under construction in overland park, kansas. the fire actually quickly spread to nearby homes and buildings, as well. the smoke was visible from at least a half mile away. at least 17 homes were destroyed or badly damaged. one fire official described the scene as a war zone. three firefighters were injured but not seriously. turning now to an atlanta courtroom and the trial of an

officer accused of shooting and killing a 6-year-old autistic boy. >> prosecutors wasted no time in the trial's opening day showing the jury body cam video that have shooting. here's abc's steve osunsami. >> reporter: louisiana's top cop has called this deadly police shooting of an autistic child the most disturbing thing he's ever seen. >> it disturbed me as a father. >> reporter: and in opening statements in the trial against one of the officers accused, prosecutors piled on, telling jurors that deputy marshal derrick stafford, seen here, was facing no real danger when they say he and officer norris greenhouse fired 18 bullets into this suv, after a chase through the streets of marksville, louisiana. several of those bullets struck and killed 6-year-old jeremy mardis, still strapped in the front seat. here's the moment, caught on video, when stafford realizes a child was inside. >> i never saw a kid in the car man. >> yeah. the kid is -- >> i never saw a kid in the car, bro.

i was just keep telling him to stop. >> reporter: as jurors watched the video, several of them wiped away tears. you see the boy's father who was driving the car with his hands up when the officers started firing. he was unarmed, was seriously wounded. he's expected to testify that he ran because he was afraid he would lose custody of his son. stafford is pleading not guilty, and his lawyers say it's the boy's father who is at fault for running. steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. coming up, the mystery surrounding tom brady's missing super bowl jersey. >> everyone has been searching for it from houston police, the texas rangers, the nfl, the fbi, the cia, the epa, the tsa, everybody and their baby mama has been looking for it. how did it get to mexico? we'll answer that question next. we'll answer that question next.

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the long-running mystery surrounding tom brady's missing super bowl jersey has apparently been solved. >> the fbi apparently helped track it down along with many other law enforcement agencies. >> not the tsa. >> probably not that one but they found it in mexico. here's abc's matt gutman. >> reporter: no sooner had tom brady walked off the field in houston bearing super bowl triumph -- >> brady has his fifth! >> reporter: than this man allegedly walked off with his game jersey. authorities reviewing this video from fox sports showing him

walking into the locker room with nothing in his hands, and then leaving minutes later with this bundle under his arm. but running from the long arm of texas justice? not so easy. >> he came to the wrong state, you know what i'm saying? so -- >> reporter: the nfl saying the alleged thief is a "credentialed member of the international media." a mexican newspaper coming forward, adding that the alleged culprit is its former director, mauricio ortega, in this photo on the company's website and, get this, investigators also retrieved brady's other stolen jersey from super bowl xlix. in february, brady's triumph turned sour as he scoured the locker room. >> i absolutely 100% put it in the bag. >> reporter: authorities say those priceless jerseys are back in boston but they're not with tom brady yet. authorities say they're still working to confirm their authenticity. as for the suspect, since there have been no charges filed. he is still a free man somewhere here in mexico. matt gutman, abc news, mexico

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>> i -- geez, it could be anywhere. >> the u.s. of a, ladies and gentlemen. >> really? >> yes. >> we like our birds big. >> well, yeah, it seems natural, doesn't it. >> it's the feet that really -- are they talons, are they paws. >> it's everything. looks like it's going to do the moon man any minute now. >> it looks like a man in a suit. i don't believe that's a real bird. >> that is awesome. so this is pretty funny. this kid who was at one of those like safari retreats in tennessee. you know, they give you stuff to kind of feed them and engage the animals. >> don't they tell you not to open the windows. >> here goes a la ma. oh, my god. this kid is tortured. who's going to pay for this kid's therapy bill? >> oh. >> by the way, he was hysterical laughing. it sounds like his parents are. >> they were loving it. his parents are hysterical laughing. > the younger boy in the front

seat was like i understand how this works. just take the bucket away from him. >> i know something he could do to relax and get over this dramatic experience. apparently spas are no longer just for adults. i introduce you to baby spa perth. that's right. apparently getting changed and fed, getting to sleep whether he ever you want and people carry you around is not enough. babies i suppose are stressed. they now have a spa for the bargain price of about $65, your baby can indulge in hydrotherapy and also get a massage. >> that is pretty cool. >> it's said to improve sleep, lung capacity and muscle growth. >> the facials are probably amazing, as well there. >> you come out with baby skin. >> yeah. like it feels like a baby's skin. but wait a minute. you are a baby. >> yeah. >> yes.

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>> this morning on "world news now," the president in the heartland after a day filled with sharp testimony from the fbi director about russian meddling in american politics, president trump took to the stage last night for another rally, but it's what he didn't talk about that's getting attention this morning. we're going to have the full story including the live report from moscow just ahead. in baltimore, the manhunt is over for the arson suspect wanted in some deadly fire bombings. so why did this man that the city calls its public enemy number one turn himself in? and new this half hour, the big revelation about a major fight. it is set to rock the world of boxing. yeah. >> it is not us. it is ufc champ conor mcgregor and what he is saying this morning about shifting over to

boxing and defeating floyd mayweather. he says he's going to take over the whole sport. we'll tell you the speculation over their possible -- >> when it's going to happen. >> -- match. >> and squaring off on the dance floor. the flashy premiere of season 24 of "dancing with the stars." who finished on top and who turned out to be the biggest disappointment. >> mr. t with the moves. >> yeah, he did. that's ahead in "the skinny." it is tuesday, march 21st. ♪ >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> that's all we know for 24 karat. >> that's the only part i know. >> as we say good morning to you, everybody, on this tuesday >> sound so beautiful together. >> we harmonize, sort of like peaches and herb. >> that's not harmony. >> no, it didn't. >> no.

>> rats. all right. let's talk about president trump who is heading to capitol hill, of course, this morning but it follows that bombshell fbi announcement. >> that's right. so he has returned to washington after a rally last night in kentucky to push the republican health care plan, but that appears to have been overshadowed by explosive testimony regarding russia and last year's campaign and the president's silence on the issue. >> here's abc's arlette saenz. >> reporter: president trump in campaign mode in kentucky. ♪ trying to shift the focus to health care. >> this is our long awaited chance to finally get rid of obamacare. >> reporter: but back in washington, all eyes were on those stunning admissions from fbi director james comey. >> i have been authorized by the department of justice to confirm that the fbi as part of our counter intelligence mission is investigating the russian government's efforts to interfere in the 2016 presidential election. >> reporter: in a break from fbi tradition, comey for the first time publicly acknowledged the investigation.

that probe includes a look at potential ties between the russian government and the trump campaign. >> because it is an open ongoing investigation and is classified, i cannot say more about what we are doing and whose conduct we are examining. >> reporter: testifying before a congressional committee, he offered this explanation for russia's desire to meddle in the election. >> putin hated secretary clinton so much that the flipside of that coin was, he had a clear preference for the person running against the person he hated so much. >> the director also refuted trump's tweets alleging president obama wiretapped him. >> director comey, was the present statement that obama had his wires tapped in trump tower a true statement? >> i have no information that supports those tweets and we have looked carefully inside the fbi. the department of justice has asked me to share with you that the answer is the same for the department of justice and all

its components. the department has no information that supports those tweets. >> reporter: the white house doubled down on those wiretapping claims. >> he said that there's no information to support the allegations that the president made against president obama. >> at this time. >> so is the president prepared to withdraw that accusation, apologize to the president? >> no, we started a hearing. it's still ongoing. >> reporter: in the oval office, trump ignored questions on his accusations. >> wiretapping. >> republicans were more focused on a series of leaks, detailing former national security adviser michael flynn's calls with the russian ambassador. >> we aim to determine who has leaked or facilitated leaks of classified information so that these individuals can be brought to justice. >> reporter: but comey would not reveal if the leaks were part of the investigation. >> i can't. but i hope people watching know how seriously we take leaks of classified information, but i don't want to confirm it by

saying that we're investigating it. and i'm sorry i have to draw that line. i just think that's the right way to be. >> reporter: he said the investigation into potential russian interference started last july and the probe could go on for months, maybe even years. the house intelligence committee has already promised another hearing on the topic for next week. diane and kendis. >> thanks to arlette saenz from d.c. arlette, thanks. obviously the whole probe, the fbi investigation is topping many of the major newspaper headlines here in the states. want to show you the new york "news day," the fbi probes russia ties to the campaign as you can see there. >> similar one in metro, fbi probe trump linked to russia. >> whack a mole from "the daily news." >> "daily news" got creative. >> they got a little creative. these are the early ones we're seeing. >> "boston herald," trump keeps reeling them in. >> "new york times," "boston globe" all the other major newspapers here in the u.s. leading with that headline. and all of it dealing with russia. so of course, it's got to be in the headlines in russia, right?

>> you would think. >> let's cross over to our producer there patrick reevell joining us on the phone from moscow. good morning to you. you are in the country at the heart of this controversy. tell us about the newspaper headlines that have this in it right now. >> reporter: yeah, i mean it's really a nonreaction here. i've got in front of me, i've got three of the biggest papers in russia and not one of them has even a mention of yesterday's hearing on their front page. not even a small article. some of them don't even have any reference to it at all. the biggest tabloid, the only reference to trump is an article how he runs the u.s. using twitter and asked whether vladimir putin might also like to try that. >> patrick, what do you make of that? there's been a lot of news back and forth about trump and russia. has that been the case all along? has this not made news there? >> reporter: i think that's been

the way throughout when the allegations kind of reached their peak in the u.s., over here things suddenly got very quiet both officially and partly linked to most russians still just absolutely don't believe any of the allegations that are made about russia's interference. they just think these are crazy theories coming out of the u.s.'s own political battle. >> nothing on the television, as well? it seems strange it's not in the papers. >> reporter: yeah, the state television is completely controlled by the kremlin really. no, so far, perhaps today we'll start to see a little bit more reaction from officials, but so far, really just eerily quiet. >> very eerily quite. patrick reevell, our moscow producer, reacting to the big news about the fbi investigation. patrick, thank you. one more note from washington, a man arrested for a

security breach at the white house claimed to be communicating with the president telepathically. sean keoughan was arrested over the weekend after telling secret service agent that he had a bomb in the trunk of his car and he later told officers there was nos bomb, no bomb. but a powerful asteroid in the car. >> ah. so keoughan is being held in jail till a hearing on thursday. meanwhile, another man arrested in a separate breach on saturday was released from jail on monday after a court appearance. and the west wing has a new occupant. ivanka trump now has her own office in the white house even though she's not a government employee. >> she has been a major influence and advisor to her father. >> now, she will have access to classified information, as well. while she won't have an official title or paycheck, she promises to follow all the ethics rules placed on government employees. kind of interesting because she has maintained she maintained for quite some time this wasn't the game plan and that she was sort of planning to help the kids get adjusted to school. now she's going to be in the

white house. >> hope the kids get adjusted to the white house. coming up, what do you think is the happiest country on earth? >> america. >> not quite. we're going to tell you who did make the top of this year's list and we'll give you a hint, the top three, pretty far north. >> oh, north america. and mcgregor, mayweather. there's been plenty of talk about a potential match between the ufc champ and the boxing legend. so could it actually happen? but first, here's a look at today's forecast. >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by cat's pride. brought to you by cat's pride.

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carrying sticks and wearing masks. authorities are disputing claims by the demonstrators of protests inside the jail. organizers of the protest say they want the jail closed. at least one officer was injured. next to the criminal caves oklahoma state senator ralph shortey. his attorneys saying this morning that the senator plans to resign. senator shortey is facing felony child prostitution charges alleging he solicited sex from a 17-year-old boy. oklahoma's state senate voted unanimously last week on a resolution stripping him of most of his legislative privileges. >> the federal government will explain new restrictions this morning on incoming flights from some foreign countries. passengers on direct flights on foreign airlines from airports in certain middle east and african countries will not be allowed to bring electronic devices into the cabin with them, just phones and medical devices. laptops, tablets and pretty up everything else will have to go into checked baggage. >> what's likely happened is that the government, the u.s. government has developed some intelligence that a group or individual has developed some type of device that they can get on to an airplane using a laptop or some other electronic

appliance. >> the ban does not affect flights operated by u.s. airlines or flights with stopovers in europe. there has been no official comment from either the transportation department or homeland security. the united nations is out with its list of the happiest countries on earth. and being cold apparently is a contributing factor. norway, norway number one followed by denmark and iceland. >> nordic countries are on top because of their strong economies and because residents say they feel they can trust their fellow citizens. the u.s. slipped one spot coming in at number 14 this year. so not the weather. >> it's not the weather. >> canada was number seven on the list. >> snowball fights are fun

though. >> yeah, they are. but if money is an issue in your happiness, stay away from singapore and hong kong that you see there. a private company's survey says those are the two most expensive cities in the world to live. >> in fact, five of the ten most expensive cities were in asia, but four of the others in western europe. new york city rounds out the top ten. >> all right. not doing that bad. well, when we come back, who bowled over the judges last night at "dancing with the stars." >> and guess who huma abedin was seen in disneyland with? "the skinny" is next. th? "the skinny" is next. but can it fix this teen's skateboarding mishap? huma abedin was seen in disneyland with? "the skinny" is next. so let's be clear: clearasil works fast on teen acne, not so much on other teen things. you knmegared omega-3s... but did you know your eyes, your brain, and your joints really love them too? introducing megared advanced 4in1... just one softgel delivers mega support.

♪ skinny so skinny ♪ >> it is skinny time starting with last night's much anticipated two-hour premiere of season 24 of "dancing with the stars." 24 seasons. >> 24. so it was actually a landmark

night. the show's 400th episode. but last night's absolute standouts right off the gate, no surprise here. olympic gymnast simone biles scoring a solid 32 out of 40 for the tango. >> very nice. >> you know who else made a strong showing, running back rashad jennings. check him out with his partner emma slater dancing the cha-cha. they got a 31 out of 40. he can move. >> they danced to a great song. >> even had the hips going and everything. >> the staging for that was actually pretty cool. >> look at him. i love it. >> he's doing that move, whatever you call it. >> he's my favorite. >> already? >> yeah. >> so quickly you're like satisfied. >> yeah. >> impressed. but the night's most pleasant

surprise was former major league baseball catcher david ross coming off his world series victory looking for a new trophy in the mirror ball. he had what they're calling a highly energetic quick step scoring 28 out of 40. go, cubs, go. >> on the flipside, the disappointments. professional bull rider bonner bolton spent most of his cha-cha just trying to keep up with his partner sharna scoring just 22 out of 40. >> that's too bad. and also among the disappointments, mr. t. who just kind of stood there. he was in fatigue that was glittering. kim danced, mr. t just looked on. wasn't even -- what is he doing? is that like tae-bo? >> he said i pity the fool that tries to dance better than i do. not to be outdone, "snl" veteran chris kattan and whitney danced at the roxbury, of course. it was fun but a little awkward. they got just a 17 out of 40. >> god, that was bad. in what's turning into an abc tradition, last night, jimmy kimmel made his prediction of who will ultimately carry home the mirror ball trophy.

>> i can do that move. >> yeah. >> it's time to reveal my selection. drum roll, please. guillermo. open wide and show us the winner. the champion of "dancing with the stars" season 24 is -- >> rashad jennings. >> rashad jennings. >> see, the same favorite. and we also got some big news from the world of professional fighting. > yes, reigning ufc lightweight champ and outspoken bad boy conor mcgregor has reportedly revealed that he's squaring off with floyd mayweather in a megafight london allegedly set to take place in september. >> he says he's ready to prove his doubters wrong. >> british bookmakers already have price mcgregor as a six to one shot to beat mayweather. stay tuned. >> undefeated mayweather. could he go down to a nonboxer? >> it will be interesting. showtime already has the rights for it. >> bonus "skinny" round coming up. stay with us.

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♪ i'm on the floor, floor, i love to dance ♪ i don't know. i don't know most of the words. but i love this song. >> we only know the star ships. >> apparently we're not alone in love with this song because nicki minaj is making music history. >> yes, she is after releasing three songs this month, the 34-year-old rapper surpassed aretha franklin. nearly 40-year-old record for most billboard hot 100 hits by a woman. >> so aretha had 73 chart toppers. nikki now has 76. >> wow. >> and she, of course, took to social media to thank her fans saying, quote, god said he ain't done showing off yet. >> oh, all right then. >> yeah. >> bring it. next some big news out of

anaheim, california. >> hillary clinton's right-hand woman huma abdine mired in her own scandal with anthony weiner was spotted at disneyland with another man known for "scandal," anthony gold win, abc's tv show "scandal." >> "e! news" is reporting their visit was totally friendly. a source tells us they are very close friends and worked closely together when tony campaigned for hillary. >> got that, people? just friends. the source says tony is still happily married to his wife of about 30 years and she simply couldn't join them because she was busy working in new york. >> all right. seems normal. >> all right. on to more awkward situations and kendis you must know what this is like. you're out and about and everything's fine. suddenly you look down and you discover a pair of lacey underwear sticking out of your pants. >> or as i call it tuesday, or is that wednesday mornings? >> both maybe? >> so apparently even hollywood "a" listers aren't immune to it.

broadway star idina menzel had that happen. she tweeted this out with the caption, "so went to the airport in cool ribbed jeans and after passing paparazzi i realized a pair of panties were hanging out the whole of one knee." >> it's all right, idina. it happens to almost all of us i suppose. i do like the way she owned though. she figured i've probably been photographed, i might as well as put it out there. beat everybody else to it. and remember "father of the bride"? it's been 25 years since the movie came out. >> i meant i don't remember. >> it may, as well have been yesterday because these three hardly look a day older. >> check out kimberly williams-paisle who played the bride in the beloved comedy posted this photo on instagram. that's george the wedding planner. >> steve martin and martin short are on a comedy tour together were at nashville's grand ole' opry for a show. and williams-paisle lives in nashville. they ran into her.

>> he had a twitch or a dance. making news in america this tuesday morning, breaking overnight, new restrictions on electronics for flyers. anything larger than a cell phone now banned on certain flights. the new list of airports and airlines involved. the white house responds after fbi director james comey reveals an investigation into the president's possible links to russia and contradicts trump's wiretapping claims. we're live in washington. and a plane on fire after crash landing. how the quick-thinking pilot saved everyone on board. and mystery solved. investigators say they have found tom brady's missing super bowl jersey. see the surveillance video that helped them track it down in another country.