>> hey, what's up? >> i love that, we are just as excited to hear him say that and he is to be on rtm. that's kind of cool. >> oli pettigrew was amazed that i can talk let alone sing backwards while driving a car when most people can't even talk into their dash cams. >> well, oli, he's that good, okay? make no mistake about it. so back to the song. >> anyway, oli, i'm going to do one better. i'm going to drive down the street while singing backwards with no hands. >> no hands! >> look, ma, no hands. ♪ >> we were already impressed, right? this is amazing. could he do it in spanish? >> oh!

>> well, i'm glad you upped the ante like that, my friend, because -- >> oli, you and your crew aught to send me a request or something. send me and challenge. i could sing a one-liner for you while doing something crazier than driving a car while doing this. >> line in spanish backwards. >> while getting his chest waxed. we'll pay for it. that's our show for today. be sure to check out rightthisminute.com for lots more fun stuff or catch us on the next brand new episode of "rtm."

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we're back with a wild and terrifying scene that played out in a small wisconsin town. four people are dead including a police officer after the shooting spree. it actually started as a domestic dispute at a bank and escalated into shootings at multiple locations -- a bank, a law firm, and an apartment complex. officers, including a s.w.a.t. team, had a standoff with the suspect for several hours that ended with a volley of gunfire and a dead officer. the officer may be the first killed in the line of duty in wisconsin this year. the suspect also injured, now in custody. the fatal stabbing of a man in new york is being investigated as a hate crime. police say the suspect james

jackson deliberately targeted the victim because he was black and say he harbors a deep-seated hatred of all black people. abc's linsey davis has more. >> reporter: the man captured on this surveillance tape on a new york city street is under arrest. james jackson, a 28-year-old army veteran is accused of stabbing timothy caughman to death, police say, simply because he was black. >> it is believed that he was specifically intending to target male blacks. it's well over ten years that he has been harboring these feelings of hate towards male blacks. >> reporter: according to detectives, jackson came from baltimore with the intent to kill black people. >> the reason why he picked new york is because it's the media capital of the world, and he wanted to make a statement. >> reporter: a can and bottle recycler, caughman was rifling through the trash when police say jackson stabbed him multiple times with this 26-inch black sword. jackson who served in afghanistan is seen here running down the street after the stabbing. caughman made it to a police station, but later died. jackson turned himself in. the suspect allegedly wrote a manifesto about attacking blacks

in new york city. so far this year, there have been 122 reported hate crimes in this city. that's more than double this time last year. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> linsey, thanks. shifting gears now, some of the country's biggest advertisers are pulling out of youtube over promotion st. louis videos for terrorists and other offensive material. on wednesday, at&t and johnson & johnson pulled their ads from the google-owned video platform. last week, several european advertisers started a boycott of the popular video site over the same issue. google is reviewing its advertising policies and plans to give companies more control where their ads appear. march madness returns. it is night one of the sweet 16 in the ncaa men's basketball tournament. >> there are four games tonight. the first one pits oregon and michigan in kansas city in the midwest region, that's then followed by kansas who are going to win, by the way.

>> because you have them in your bracket. >> so the other two games are in the west region. they're playing all of that in san jose. gonzaga playing west virginia followed by arizona and your team. >> xavier. >> because you like x-men. >> no, but i have arizona beating xavier. >> okay. >> so that whole bracket for me, that whole line is about the only line in my bracket that's still alive? is it xavier? >> professor xavier. >> xavier. all right. march madness, of course, isn't limited to college hoops. check out what happened in minnesota. >> off the backboard, no. no, tipped out. a three at the buzzer. no. it's good. dubois wins it for the rebels. unbelievable! >> how is that for a highlight. that was champlin park high school's sam dubois with the one-handed buzzer beater. he gave the rebels a 53-50 win and then as you can see, his teammates celebrated accordingly.

>> that's a big game i think. they're playing on the timberwolves court right there. >> yeah, villanova could have used him. >> yeah. when we come back, drake meeting his idol. we'll tell you who it is, and so impressed he got a tattoo in devotion. >> are you going to do that for me? >> no. >> "the skinny" is next. for 12 hours. guess i won't be seeing you for a while. why take medicines that only last 4 hours, when just one mucinex lasts 12 hours? let's end this. they have to be great on the inside and outside. my hygienist said to think of my teeth like an apple. to strengthen both, she said to go pro. go pro with crest pro-health advanced. it strengthens... ...teeth inside, and is better at strengthening the... ...outside than colgate total. best check-up ever.

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>> so, according to a source, it was a rough time for a while but now they're working on things and it seems like they're trying to put their children first and talking again. >> brad has even been able to see his kids more regularly than he did immediately after the split. in television news, "good morning america" has been nominated for a daytime emmy in the category of outstanding morning program. >> which it is. so we do say congratulations to them. they've been nominated several years and it's well deserved. >> you mean we. >> yeah, we got nominated, too. >> we are on the list of correspondents. >> yeah, i don't think they knew we were on that list. >> so i'm ready for my speech. >> i already have mine prepped. >> i cleared the mantle for the trophy. it's called a trophy, right? >> it's a beautiful lady. so, congrats to "gma." wow, it's cold outside. we'll heat things up a little bit i guess, maybe. new trailer. >> oh, yes. >> from "baywatch."

dwayne "the rock" johnson, zac efron and his abs. take a look. >> okay. ♪ >> we're staring into the abyss here. it's up to us to restore the baywatch brand. >> one direction, you here for the qualifiers? >> i'm matt brody. i don't have to try out. i've got two the gold medals. >> matt brody yes. we still don't give a -- >> it looks like the movie will be a good combination of comedy and muscles and, of course, can't have "baywatch" without some slow motion running. > we made a mistake though. we should have probably played this trailer with the volume down. i think we'd probably be better. >> not necessary. >> so the rock turned his swim trunks for a 9 iron recently. traded it in. he's trying to break the record for the longest golf drive set by john daly back in 1974. it looks good with the gun show. >> john daly. there's a drink named after him. >> no, that's arnold palmer.

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found her fiance on season 11 of "the bachelorette" but marriage and kids might have to wait. >> i think a lot of women feel pressure to be have kids especially when you get engaged and when is the wedding and when will you have babies. for me, i don't want that pressure on myself. >> she announced on twitter she's choosing to freeze her eggs saying i'm taking control of my future. this puts my mind at ease for when i'm ready. >> this is kind of a backup plan for us and for us to feel comfortable, it's kind of like insurance. >> her fiance shawn booth by her side, posted this photo of kaitlin napping after the procedure. >> i think shawn's role in this was crucial for me. i don't know what i would have done without you. >> thanks, babe. >> bristowe is one of a growing list of celebrities freezing her eggs. some of her bachelor stars have done it. so has joanna krupa.

the number of women choosing to freeze their eggs has increased from under 500. 2009 to nearly 4,000 in 2013. >> freezing eggs is something that they can do for themselves right now that will actually open up their reproductive options for the future. i think it's a very empowering process for women to go through. >> reporter: and while they haven't set a wedding date yet, they say this is an investment in their future together and their future children, even if they're still deciding exactly how many they want. >> we always say we want to have probably five but we'll talk after we have one. >> that's what we say every time. >> that wasn't his first answer when i asked how many babies do you want. he said we debate. we go back and forth between eight and one. >> eight? >> and one. i was like, that's a pretty big range and that's why you saw them laughing like that because they realized. but yeah, he said we'll probably have just the first one and then we'll talk about it. >> they look so cute. >> they were really great.

good morning. i'm diane macedo. >> i'm ken good morning. i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. top stories this thursday morning. the death toll in the london terror attack growing overnight. now five people are dead including the lone suspect who used his car to mow down dozens of pedestrians outside the british parliament. authorities there are calling it a case of islamic-related terrorism. the house is set to vote on the republicans' health care bill today but there are still questions whether enough republicans will fall in line to get the measure passed. the conservative freedom caucus is looking for some major changes. several locations in a small wisconsin town crime scenes this morning. a police officer and three others are dead after a shooting spree at multiple locations. in the north of that state. it started as a domestic dispute at a bank and ended after a

standoff at an apartment complex. at&t and johnson & johnson are pulling ads from youtube amid a growing international controversy over offensive content on the video owned google platform. those are just some of our top stories on this thursday, march 23rd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." a good morning to you all. we're going to start off the half hour with england's worst terror attack in more than a decade. >> we want to give you a sense of the scene right now this morning outside of the palace of westminster as it's called, that's britain's seat of power which was turned into a scene of chaos and carnage. you see big ben there in the background. >> so the attacker used a vehicle as a weapon plowing into dozens of pedestrians over on westminster bridge killing four people, forcing parliament into lockdown and triggering a heightened state of alert on both sides of the atlantic. abc's molly hunter is there. >> reporter: an unusual site on a calm london day.

an suv barreling down the city's famed westminster bridge. watch as it races across. a woman near the middle of the bridge falls, lands in the water. >> there was bodies literally. >> must have been like ten. >> 10 or 12 bodies. >> reporter: the driver then rams his vehicle into the gates outside parliament. >> i see that one car smashed in the wall and people started running all over. >> reporter: police say the man armed with a knife attacked the officer standing guard. shots are fired. one minister springing into action trying to save the wounded officer, that man identified as keith palmer who spent 15 years with london police later died. the suspect also killed. pedestrians running for safety. >> this house is not suspended but please wait here. >> reporter: inside parliament, confusion. people forced to huddle for hours.

this student was brought here just for the day to see how parliament works. little did they know what kind of situation would unfold. officials calling it an act of terror. >> the terrorists chose to strike at the heart of our capital city where people of all nationalities, religions and cultures come together to celebrate the values of liberty, democracy, and freedom of speech. >> reporter: british prime minister theresa may also called the attack sick and depraved and when the sun comes up, parliament will be backup in session. molly hunter, abc news, london. >> our thanks to molly in london. that was the key, they wanted to make sure that people realized that this did not disrupt parliament at all. >> right. >> they're back to business there this morning. and here at home, there was a surprising revelation from the chairman of the house intelligence committee and it triggered quite a bit of controversy on capitol hill. >> that's right. congressman devin nunes says he has new in information showing intelligence agencies may have picked up some private communications of president trump and his transition team

after the election. but nunes briefed the president before sharing that information with the rest of the intelligence committee. abc's serena marshall is here to untangle what this all means. it seems like there's actually a lot to unpack here. >> reporter: it's quite remarkable. the chairman of the house intelligence committee is pivoting saying president trump's team may have been incidentally surveilled but now some questioning whether he compromised the integrity of his committee's investigation. the white house on offense, standing by president trump's claims of wiretapping. as a high-ranking republican comes to his defense. >> i have seen intelligence reports that clearly show that the president-elect and his team were i guess at least monitored and disseminated out in intelligence. >> reporter: house intelligence chairman devin nunes in a press briefing. > i recently confirmed on numerous occasions the intelligence community

incidentally collected information about u.s. citizens involved in the trump transition. >> reporter: key phrase, incidentally collected meaning trump and his associates not the main subject of surveillance but picked up while monitoring others. that's different than what president trump claimed on twitter comparing his predecessor to nixon. >> the president said that president obama tapped his phones. have you seen anything? >> no, no, no that did not happen. >> i believe it was all done legally. i think it was all obtained legally. >> reporter: the new report being shared with the press first. >> i don't want to start talking or guessing what he may say or may not say or explain this. i think that we will have more information or i hope to have more information once the president is briefed. >> reporter: then briefing the president before his own committee, leaving the ranking democrat in the dark. schiff maintains there is still nothing that makes trump's attacks true. >> the chairman will need to decide whether he is the chairman of an independent

investigation into conduct which includes allegations of potential coordination between the trump campaign and the russians or he is going to act as a surrogate of the white house because he cannot do both. >> reporter: the new revelation comes after monday's hearing with fbi director james comey. he bluntly and repeatedly denied the claim that trump was wiretapped. >> i have no information that supports those tweets. the department has no information that supports those tweets. >> president obama could not unilaterally order a wiretap of anyone. >> no president could. >> reporter: president trump yesterday. >> do you feel vindicated by chairman nunes? >> i somewhat do. i must tell you i somewhat do. >> reporter: it is common for americans to be caught up in surveillance of foreigners. republicans keeping their focus on the leaks, democrats on the fbi's investigation into trump's campaign connections with russia. >> what a surprise each matter focusing on the party that the benefits them the most. does this vindicate trump in any way?

>> it's a big question. his tweets said the obama administration wiretapped him. that's not true. it does say that he got caught up in the surveillance. it's not unusual for americans to get caught up in surveillance of foreigners. the trump family and trump campaign communicated with foreigners in the investigation for the fbi. >> it's unusual for them to be named, though. >> it is unusual for them to be named. that's what nunes is saying, they were unmasked. which means they were named in the surveillance. that's not typical. that's what they're worried about, they were unmasked and names leaked. citizen one and citizen two to keep them completely off the paper and the transcript. >> a lot of people are questioning the timing of this announcement by nunes and the depth of it, as well. >> it was very odd briefing the president, briefing the press and then briefing his own committee. that just doesn't happen. >> serena marshall, thank you for being here. speak of the russia connection, president trump's former campaign manager paul manafort insists he did not work for the russian government.

>> now, his denial follows an associated press report saying he had a $10 million contract with a russian oligarch close to vladimir putin. manafort reportedly offered to push putin's agenda in the u.s. and other countries. the president said he was not aware of any connection, and manafort claimed smear and innuendo are being used to paint a false picture. the eurovision song contest just got political. it's being held this year in key -- kiev and they have banned russia's contestant from entering the country. >> that's because the singer sang in crimea two years ago, the territory that russia annexed from ukraine the year before. the european broadcasting union is now trying to resolve the matter before the show starts in may. >> you have to realize how huge this is. eurovision is a mega, mega world event. it has brought us the likes of abba and then some big stars over the years and it's usually like the olympics of singing. > how did your audition go?

>> not very well. i was banned after that. coming up, celebrating the self-proclaimed king of daytime television. the game show mastermind behind some of tv's funniest and most memorable moments. >> and we are hitting the road in another edition of "lifestyles of the rich and moi." i'll be dropping a new track. my play list drops tonight. all right. first let's take a look at the weather, probably hotter than kennedy's practice. >> here's the weather. in salt lake city, 56. it's not a pity. >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by my pillow. pillow. " weather brought to you by my pillow.

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chuck barris who proved himself in all areas of the business from ad sales to writing. > but he's best remembered for producing daytime television shows so bad they were great. we know how that goes. here's abc's david wright. >> reporter: even before "the gong show" -- chuck barris was already the king of the game shows. >> and here they are. >> reporter: creator of "the dating game" and -- >> here come the newlyweds! >> reporter: "the newlywed game." >> how can you say that? >> reporter: but it was as the unlikeliest of impresarios that chuck barris became a household name in the '70s. >> the shows we do are never going to win us a nobel. but we are entertaining people and that seems to be an area that we know well. >> reporter: later, his memoirs were so outlandish -- >> i have been a television producer. in addition, i've murdered 33 human beings. >> reporter: -- they made it a movie. "confessions of a dangerous mind." chuck barris probably never

really was a cia assassin. >> and the winner is -- >> i'm just like the rest of "the gong show" people. we're getting our moment. >> reporter: and boy, did he make the most of it. david wright, abc news, new york. >> he once said his tombstone would say gonged at last because of "the gong show." >> gonged at last. very well said. coming up, do you happen to have any grey poupon? doesn't matter because i have a rolls royce. >> oh, i see. i'm surprised you didn't crash it or did you. >> well, wait till the ending. >> well, wait till the ending. lysol max cover kills 99.9% of bacteria, even on soft surfaces. one more way you've got what it takes to protect. two kids barfed in class today. it was so gross. lysol disinfectant spray kills 99.9% of bacteria,

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♪ ♪ forget it, forget it, forget it take the train ♪ all right. that was grandmaster flash singing about a new rolls-royce and then he says forget it, take the train.

you did not pull up in a rolls-royce this morning. >> i did take the train but there's a very good reason for that because i did drive a rolls-royce in the latest edition of lifestyles of the rich and the pauper. >> kendis gibson, baby. >> kg. >> it's kg money coming at you, your favorite overnight anchor and rapper. let's go. >> kendis, this isn't what we were talking about. okay, you guys, let's get to work. >> about you, but -- >> come on. >> all right. >> do i still get paid? >> well, that was awkward. here it is the newest, shiniest and luxurious car from rolls-royce, the black badge. after that introduction here's my opportunity to redeem myself in front of the company's north american division. >> how are you? >> so much for that embarrassing. >> oh, my god.

this is amazing. >> so should we go for a spin? >> we need the magic key. that's where mark comes in. ♪ >> so, kendis, shall we take it for a spin? >> absolutely, don't mind if we do. you've got shotgun. let's take it for a ride. >> all right. >> kendis, no, that's not how you close the door in a rolls. you press the button. >> the door button. of course. >> that's the effortless way. >> all right. should we turn on some tunes? nice little calm music. >> go for it. go for it, kendis. >> all right, cool. >> let's start with no music. >> all right. can i tell you that i'm not insured? >> you can see that it puts a smile on your face. >> my last test drive, i wrecked the car. >> what? >> since its inception more than 100 years ago, rolls-royce has

pretty much set the bar when it comes to luxury cars and this is the new image. a younger, hipper, snapchattier urban clientele. ♪ >> and those with deep pockets. do people walk into a show room and just be like, i'm going to walk out? >> we have some of those, yes. we have some people like spur of the moment buyers, i want this car and they walk away from the cars. >> what are they called? jay-z and beyonce? it retails for around $400,000. >> yen. >> dollars. >> canadian dollars? >> no, u.s. dollars. >> do they take a payday loan? i feel like i'm in a music video. >> kendis gibson, baby. >> or like i've got a billion dollars. all right. what makes this all that much different and that much cooler than what we're youzed to.

>> black badge is now basically the edgier more assertive rolls-royce. >> would you have any grey poupon. >> but, or course. >> i think rolls-royce came away from the grey poupon days you know into this cool modern luxury. >> the car has 624 horsepower, goes from 0 to 60 in 4.5 seconds. and the coolest part, the ceiling twinkles like the stars who drive it. after driving around for much of the afternoon and bonding with pedro, i've redeemed that awkward first impression. time to share some personal stories with my new bff. you know, my grandfather died in his sleep. it was everybody else in the car that was screaming. [ crickets ] >> that was amazing. man. yes. >> that was his natural reaction to that. >> what was his reaction to your attempt at rapping, by the way? >> oh, he was amazed by it

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>> who is just behind the camera where chuck wants to run to. but they're not the only dogs. we want to give lots of love. first up, meet biden. he's a 4-month-old lab and he recently took a very important trip to washington headed to capitol hill. and by the way, it didn't very long for biden the dog to meet biden the man. >> aw. >> as soon as the owner told the former vice president the dog's name, he was after all named after joe biden, they started cuddling and kissing. how cute. >> so also meet carter, who's a rowdy 8-year-old. has a rare skin condition called vitiligo. of course, you recall michael jackson had the same thing, it causes pigment in your skin to change. >> so his mother was heart broken because he used to look in the mirror and say he hated his face until she introduced him to rowdy. rowdy was actually diagnosed with the same disease the very same year. >> wow.

>> and so when they met for the first time, they had this adorable bond and carter's mother says that rowdy has helped her son embrace his uniqueness. how cool is that? >> that is really, really cool. >> speaking of special bonds, i heard you had some quality time with chuck earlier. >> chuck loves me. >> i think chuck -- i think chuck is busy being with bernie. >> i think i need a cigarette after that. or at least -- or at least get me a drink. >> oh, he's dancing with you. >> and no lie. that's like the most action i've gotten in a long time. >> is that why you wanted to celebrate national puppy day? >> national puppy day. chuck, you all right? >> bernie is getting ready for a big move right now. >> bernie is going to california. >> i think to celebrate national puppy day, i might have to kidnap bernie. that's an appropriate way to celebrate. >> that's great. get out there and celebrate national puppy day. get a rescue, adopt. >> there are lots of puppies

this morning on "world news now," that deadly terror attack in london. the lone attacker using his car as a weapon. hear the new eyewitnesses account. today's the day for the vote on the hill. the american health care act is supposed to repeal and replace obamacare if it can pass through the house. but overnight, some republican lawmakers don't sound so hopeful. and new this half-hour -- boycotting youtube? >> it's the site that everyone in the world watches probably every day for pretty much everything. an advertiser's dream you would think but apparently not. hear why advertisers are now pulling the plug. and things have been messy since brad and angelina split six months ago. but sources are now saying the couple is trying to mend fences. does this mean they're getting back together?

it is thursday, march 23rd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." and we do say good morning to you on this thursday. we're going to start with that deadly attack in london, a new day starting and the investigation in the early stages. >> so here is a live look at london this morning. this whole thing happened right in the heart of the city where tourists visit every day. government officials also gather. in this case, the prime minister was just a few yards away. >> and these street normally even in these early morning hours would have many people starting to get to work, many tourists making their way throughout the westminster part of london. you can see that bridge which is familiar to many people is shut down at this point because of that investigation. but parliament is expected to

reopen today. this after that horrible attack. crews removed the car the lone attacker used to mow down pedestrians on westminster bridge. this was the scene, we watched here in our studio just moments ago, the car being removed. he mowed down pedestrians on westminster bridge before crashing and fatally stabbing a police officer just inside the gates of parliament. >> officers finally ended the ram page by shooting the attacker dead. at least 29 people were injured most of them on that bridge. >> i saw the car plowed into a lady. and i think it was a lady. but i'm not 100% sure. underneath the wheel and could hear screams and then we heard gunshots again. and as we looked along the bridge, because we were only crawling along the bridge, there was bodies literally. >> must have been ten. ten bodies. >> ten, 12 bodies. lying in different places along the bridge. >> british authorities are still trying to verify the identity of the suspect calling this attack

an act of islamic-related terrorism. >> this scene overnight, the british prime minister theresa may calling the attack sick and depraved. president trump said he had spoken to may pledging the full cooperation and support of the united states government. >> and meanwhile, some cities here at home like new york are stepping up security at major landmarks. but officials say they have no intelligence suggesting any specific plots on u.s. soil. >> and, of course, all around the world, people have been watching the activities and the developments there in london. and the newspapers in london, as well, have been talking about this attack and there's a similar theme as we've been looking at the headlines, a similar photo of police there in the heart of london surrounding that would-be gunman. right now, they're trying to figure out who was that guy and what was his motivation. > some of them are saying pretty straightforward, terror in london. attack in westminster. others are taking things a step

further, they're calling this an attack on democracy. this isn't the only headline. >> "the daily mirror" also with the attack on democracy. we'll continue to follow developments there in london with live coverage throughout the morning on "america this morning," as well as on "good morning america." some big activities back here at home. president trump promise to repeal and replace the affordable care act is being put to the test today. the house votes on the republicans' health care bill. >> but the survival of the american health care act may depend on a group of conservative republicans. abc's serena marshall joins us this morning with more on that. good morning. >> reporter: after seven years of railing against obamacare, they control the house, senate and presidency and they still may not get this done. 24 hours before a vote is expected on the repeal and replace of obamacare, republican lawmakers having a late-night huddle trying to tweak language to get the votes for the bill. republicans are looking for changes to lower premiums in the current bill. under consideration, easing

federal requirements insurance companies can cover basic services like prescription drugs, maternity care and substance abuse treatment. the goal is to get more conservatives on board. especially those in the conservative freedom caucus. leaving wednesday night's meeting admitting serious concerns remain. >> we don't have any language on anything and we're not sure what kind of language we'll see. we think there are ways to improve it that will get enough votes. but so far we don't have any language. >> reporter: and remember that nonpartisan congressional budget office score estimating 14 million americans will lose health insurance the first year, they have to issue a new one for the changes and they do expect to have it before the votes but don't expect that number to change dramatically. >> they're keeping us in suspense. >> yes, they are. it will be a busy day in washington, d.c. >> they need 21 votes. they can only lose 21 votes and they do not. >> right now the numbers are against them. >> the numbers are against them.

>> serena marshall, thanks so much. we appreciate it. the senate judiciary committee's questioning of supreme court nominee neil gorsuch is over. the panel almost hear from witnesses who support and oppose his nomination. democrats yesterday expressed frustration they were not able to pin gorsuch down on specific issues like abortion. republicans are confident gorsuch will be confirmed. in the meantime, we're all kind of thinking about that stunning revelation from a key congressman who says intelligence may have picked up private communications by president trump and his transition team. congressman devin nunes, chairman of the house intelligence committee, says he has information showing that agencies conducting legal surveillance of foreign targets scooped up what he calls incidental collection of those communications. but nunes triggered controversy when he briefed president trump privately on that information. before disclosing it to the rest of the judiciary committee.

now, lawmakers on both sides say the disclosure by nunes creates doubt whether the committee can conduct an independent investigation. and during a visit to capitol hill, former vice president joe biden weighed in on president trump's claims that he was wiretapped by the obama administration. > mr. vice president, did your administration wiretap trump tower? >> five or six times. i'm joking. are you serious? >> biden went on to say that he hopes president trump understands that his words matter and the repercussions reach around the world. and he said and added that he's been contacted by several world leaders asking him to explain whether various statements made by president trump are real or just theater. and a little girl from atlanta stole the show and the hearts of an audience with the pope yesterday. because 3-year-old estella westrick wasn't happy enough with meeting the pope. she wanted his hat and she took it. >> it happened when a vatican aide lifted the child for a kiss from the pontiff. and she grabbed the hat off his head. everyone, as you can see,

including the pope, had a great chuckle. >> but he took it back. >> he did take it back. >> he was like, hey, give me that. >> we've seen so many scenes recently of kids misbehaving with public figures. that one kid crying with queen elizabeth when he was supposed to gin her flowers. >> he wanted to keep them i guess. in that case, she wanted the pope's hat and she was never seen again. >> yes, she'll remember that. exactly. coming up, big companies are pulling their ads from youtube. we'll find out why they're taking such drastic measures. >> and in "the skinny," there is a new "baywatch" trailer out. the movie reboot is promising laughs and, of course, lots of skin. first, here's a look at today's forecast. >> about 100 officers were on the scene.

a maryland man accused of fatal stabbing. police said jackson randomly picked out tim caughman. city. jackson was allegedly armed with a 26-inch sword. he was captured on video after the alleged attack. police say he wrote a manifesto about attacking black people. >> it's well over ten years that he's been harboring these feelings of hate towards male blacks. the reason he picked new york is because it's the media capital of the world and he wanted to make a statement. >> police say jackson may have been considering other attacks but a day after the stabbing he turned himself in to police saying he was the person they were looking for. and newly released surveillance video shows a dramatic rescue of a man who apparently had a little too much on st. patrick's day. so, if you look at the video, you can see he's having trouble walking a straight line. but then he actually falls onto

the tracks. >> oh, a group of tufts university students immediately jumped onto the tracks to lift him to safety. risking their own lives, mind you. a minute or two later, a train pull a minute or two later, a train pulled in on the track where the man had been lying. >> yeah, so frequently in situations like that, people just look at each other and they expect someone else to do something and no one ends up doing anything. he's really lucky that he was surrounded by people who didn't hesitate and jumped right in. >> they jumped in there. coming up, fighting isis. the new efforts under way right now to take back the terror group stronghold in syria. >> and later, wyclef jean speaks about his recent exchange with law enforcement and the lessons he wants everyone to learn from his experience. you're watching "within news now." "world news now." "world news now." i love you, but sometimes you stink. ♪

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this video allegedly shows missiles being launched at the syrian city of raqqah from an american base. the u.s.-led coalition has mounted what the pentagon describes as an large offensive on the self-declared capital of isis. the u.s. also airlifted militia fighters to the region which is a major increase in american support. if successful, the operation will pretty much cut isis off from raqqah. >> a major conference on fighting isis was taking place in washington, d.c., with representatives from 68 countries. >> some liked what they heard from the new administration.

others said, it wasn't anything new. abc's martha raddatz has more. >> reporter: just 30 minutes before the deadly attacks in london, secretary of state rex tillerson was praising the progress made against isis. >> hard-fought victories in iraq and syria have swung the momentum in our coalition's favor. >> reporter: the state department saying 62% of the terrain isis once controlled in iraq has been liberated. 30% in syria. more than 19,000 targeted strikes have removed tens of thousands of isis fighters from the battlefields. but the greater the success on the battlefield it seems, the more desperate isis becomes, urging followers to slaughter westerners with "a knife, or run over him with your car." in britain alone, some 850 people have traveled to syria and iraq to support isis. about half of those have now returned to the united kingdom. martha raddatz, abc news, washington. and there was a different kind of air drop in new orleans. >> christmas trees. the louisiana national guard

dropped thousands of used evergreens into the bayous savage national wildlife refuge. >> the recycling project helps rebuild a marsh in that country's second largest wild life preserve. the trees will hopefully create a barrier for storm surge. >> good use of the trees. coming up in our next half hour, some major advertisers are pulling their ads from youtube. so, what's the cause? and will others join in? >> but first, an exclusive interview with wyclef jean about why his heated experience with law enforcement could teach others a lesson. you're watching "world news now." " thers a lesson. you're watching "world news now." lysol max cover kills 99.9% of bacteria, even on soft surfaces. one more way you've got what it takes to protect. two kids barfed in class today. it was so gross. lysol disinfectant spray kills 99.9% of bacteria,

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♪ ♪ >> pretty good. i like that. >> never heard it. it's a clever -- >> i heard -- i've heard the original. but i didn't hear the wyclef jean version. >> i don't know where you live. >> you've heard the wyclef jean version? >> of course, i have. it was very popular. anyway, this is wyclef jean's version of "staying alive." in the song he talks about an encounter with police and being cuffed. and turns out the song is especially topical given his

recent controversial encounter with the police. >> yeah, apparently happened this week. the grammy winner is using his ordeal to start a dialogue about race and relationships with law enforcement. here's abc's dan harris with the exclusive interview. >> reporter: it was a high profile case of mistaken identity. >> you all see the police have handcuffs on me. they just took off my haitian bandana. that's what's going on. >> reporter: grammy winner wyclef jean handcuffed and detained by the los angeles county sheriff's department early tuesday morning. >> i am going to -- >> reporter: it happened while the deputies were searching the city for assailants who allegedly robbed and pistol whipped two people in west hollywood. he says he was confronted outside his hotel by the deputies. >> automatically, i'm like, oh, man, people's being punked here. >> reporter: the police department says jean was riding in a vehicle similar to the suspects and wearing an outfit and a red bandana similar to the description given by the victims. police say jean was held for approximately six minutes.

let me just read one part of their statement. the los angeles county sheriff's department is apologetic for any inconvenience this is process caused mr. jean. is that good enough for you? >> the apology that i'm looking for is i didn't put my hands up. i didn't go to the trunk to resist the officer. >> reporter: jean also acknowledges that the deputies who did later apprehend the suspect they were searching for were just trying to do their job. >> i respect law enforcement because i have law enforcement in the family. these dudes leave every day not knowing if they're going to come back home. >> reporter: creating trust between the black community and law enforcement. a goal that wyclef jean and the former dallas police chief david brown say they both support. brown was chief when five of his officers were shot by a sniper last summer. >> after july 7th incident in dallas, wyclef called me to offer condolences. he has family members in the law enforcement community that work in law enforcement. so he has been supportive of law

enforcement. >> so the positive part about this is that i'm alive. and i did come out of the car and i went through this. so i'm just saying yo, we really have a problem here. how can we work as a unit? like, let's not fight because you're going to need the police. the police have to protect citizens. you're going to need citizens to trust the police. once you build that trust, i mean, you basically build the real community. >> reporter: dan harris, abc news, new york. >> that's good. he sounds like he's trying to turn this into a productive conversation and a way to bring people together rather than just creating even more animosity. >> yes, he is. and it's great that he's speaking out and he speaks out in his music but also here. >> he speaks out in his music, does he? >> speaking of animosity and anger -- >> ever since he broke up the fugees. >> no, first of all, the fugees -- >> yesterday i was singing "perfect gentleman." kendis never heard it.

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if you've got a life, you gotta swiffer not a single person is looking at -- so we're on diane's facebook account right now, doing facebook live -- of course many of you -- >> like inception. >> it is like -- is your mind blown? so a lot of people have been doing this on their phones. well, apparently, you'll now be able to do it on your good old desktop hardware computer. >> oh. >> yeah, you've got like zero viewers. so, facebook is now letting everyone and their mother and, of course, their grandmothers go live. it is rolling out the capability for all members to do it directly. it was granted to publishers back in january after they had a meeting about it, but now voila. there is not a single soul at this hour joining diane's facebook live. >> does anybody want to -- nobody wants to talk to me.

>> the thing is, that actually double s our number of viewers right now on tv. >> all right. so now grandma can go live on facebook on the desktop computer. >> because those are the only people on facebook. >> okay, bye. moving on -- >> yeah. >> oh, speaking of videos this is a good one. so, you know, you ever campaign for student office? >> yes. >> well, one of the big things is you want to stand out, of course. so etha o'brien, a student at the university of limerick decided she would do this to stand out in her campaign for vp academic officer. >> looks normal enough. >> [ bleeped ]. ♪ >> so her pitch was hey, guys, just a quick video to get to know me. some may say it's out of this world. i mean, she's trying to get attention. mission accomplished.

>> she did. >> she's got over 180,000 views. 3,000 likes. so i don't know if that wins you an election or not. >> i don't know. >> good luck. >> or if you want to feel like you're at a rave. >> you enjoy her diving. > that was kind of neat. so this is mom of the year. man, i wish i had this mom when i was growing up. this mom accidentally sends her kid to school with a pouch of vodka. vodka. instead of juice. take a look. this is in australia. smirnoff. i didn't know -- wait, here's the shocker is i didn't know smirnoff came in a bag. we've been missing out. did you know this? >> mom opened up her lunchbox at work and found the cranberry juice and she was pissed. >> that's the worst part. and now to a happy yellow lab who loves to swim but he doesn't do the doggie paddle.

this morning on "world news now," deadly terror attack in the heart of london. hundreds of investigators are searching for a motive behind the rampage. the lone attacker using his car as an a weapon. hear the new eyewitnesss' accounts. and today's the day for the big vote on the hill. the american health care act is supposed to repeal and replace obamacare if it can pass through the house. but overnight, some republican lawmakers don't sound so hopeful. and new this half-hour -- boycotting youtube? >> it's the site that everyone in the world watches probably every day for pretty much everything. an advertiser's dream you would think but apparently not. hear why advertisers are now pulling the plug. and things have been messy since brad and angelina split six months ago. but sources are now saying the couple is trying to mend fences. does this mean they're getting

back together? it is thursday, march 23rd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." and we do say good morning to you on this thursday. we're going to start with that deadly attack in london, a new day starting and the investigation in the early stages. >> so here is a live look at london this morning. this whole thing happened right in the heart of the city where tourists visit every day. government officials also gather. in this case, the prime minister was just a few yards away. >> and these streets normally even at these early morning hours would have many people starting to get to work, many tourists who are making their way throughout the westminster part of london. but you can see that bridge which is familiar to many people is shut down at this point because of that investigation. but parliament is expected to reopen today. this after that horrible attack. crews removed the car the lone attacker used to mow down

pedestrians on the bridge. this was the scene, we watched here in our studio just moments ago, the car being removed. he mowed down pedestrians on westminster bridge before crashing and fatally stabbing a police officer just inside the gates of parliament. >> now, by the time officers ended the rampage by shooting that attacker dead, five people -- or shooting the attacker five people were dead and at least 40 injured most of them on that bridge. >> and i saw the car plowed into a lady. and i think it was a lady. but i'm not 100% sure. underneath the wheel and could hear screams and then we heard gunshots again. and as we looked along the bridge, because we were only crawling along the bridge, there was bodies literally. >> must have been ten. ten bodies. >> at least 10, 12 bodies. >> lying in different places along the bridge. >> british authorities are still

trying to verify the identity of the suspect calling this attack an act of islamic-related terrorism. and this scene overnight, the british prime minister theresa may calling the attack sick and depraved. president trump said he had spoken to may pledging the full cooperation and support of the united states government. >> and meanwhile, some cities here at home like new york are stepping up security at major landmarks. but officials say they have no intelligence suggesting any specific plots on u.s. soil. >> and, of course, all around the world, people have been watching the activities and the developments there in london. and the newspapers in london, as well, have been talking about this attack and there's a similar theme as we've been looking at the headlines, a similar photo of police there in the heart of london surrounding that would-be gunman. right now, they're trying to figure out who was that guy and what was his motivation. > some of them are saying pretty straightforward, terror in london. attack in westminster. others are taking things a step

further, they're calling this an attack on democracy. this isn't the only headline. >> yeah, "the daily mirror" also with the attack on democracy. we'll continue to follow developments there in london with live coverage throughout the morning on "america this morning," as well as on "good morning america." but some big activities back here at home. >> that's right. >> president trump's promise to repeal and replace the affordable care act is being put to the test today. the house votes on the republicans' health care bill. >> but the survival of the american health care act may depend on a group of conservative republicans. abc's serena marshall joins us this morning with more on that. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. after seven years of railing against obamacare, they control the house, senate and presidency and they still may not get this done. 24 hours before a vote is expected on the repeal and replace of obamacare, republican lawmakers having a late-night huddle trying to tweak language to get the votes for the bill. republicans are looking for changes to lower premiums in the current bill. under consideration, easing federal requirements insurance

companies cover basic services like prescription drugs, maternity care and substance abuse treatment. the goal is to get more conservatives on board. especially those in the conservative freedom caucus. leaving wednesday night's meeting admitting serious concerns remain. >> we don't have any language on anything and we're not sure what kind of language we'll see. we think there are ways to improve it that will get enough votes. but so far we don't have any language. >> reporter: and remember that nonpartisan congressional budget office score estimating 14 million americans will lose health insurance the first year, they have to issue a new one for the changes and they do expect to have it before the votes but don't expect that number to change dramatically. >> they're keeping us in suspense. >> yes, they are. it will be a busy day in washington, d.c. >> they need 21 votes. they can only lose 21 votes and they do not. >> right now the numbers are against them. >> the numbers are against them.

>> serena marshall, thanks so much. we appreciate it. the senate judiciary committee's questioning of supreme court nominee neil gorsuch is over. the panel almost hear from witnesses who support and oppose his nomination. democrats yesterday expressed frustration that they were not able to pin gorsuch down on specific issues like abortion. republicans are confident gorsuch will be confirmed. in the meantime, we're all kind of thinking about that stunning revelation from a key congressman who says intelligence may have picked up private communications by president trump and his transition team. congressman devin nunes, chairman of the house intelligence committee, says he has information showing that agencies conducting legal surveillance of foreign targets scooped up what he calls incidental collection of those communications. but nunes triggered controversy when he briefed president trump privately on that information. before disclosing it to the rest of the judiciary committee. now, lawmakers on both sides say the disclosure by nunes creates doubt about whether the

committee can conduct an independent investigation. and during a visit to capitol hill, former vice president joe biden weighed in on president trump's claims that he was wiretapped by the obama administration. > mr. vice president, did your administration wiretap trump tower? >> five or six times. i'm joking. are you serious? >> biden went on to say that he hopes president trump understands that his words matter and the repercussions reach around the world. and he said and added that he's been contacted by several world leaders asking him to explain whether various statements made by president trump are real or just theater. and a little girl from atlanta stole the show and the hearts of an audience with the pope yesterday. because 3-year-old estella westrick wasn't happy enough with meeting the pope. she wanted his hat and she took it. >> it happened when a vatican aide lifted the child for a kiss from the pontiff. and she grabbed the hat off his head.

everyone, as you can see, including the pope, had a great chuckle. >> but he took it back. >> he did take it back. >> he was like, hey, give me that. >> we've seen so many scenes recently of kids misbehaving with public figures. that one kid who was crying with queen elizabeth when he was supposed to give her flowers. >> but he wanted to keep them i guess. in that case, she wanted the pope's hat and she was never seen again. >> yes, she'll remember that. exactly. coming up, big companies are pulling their ads from youtube. we'll find out why they're taking such drastic measures. and in "the skinny," there is a new "baywatch" trailer out. the movie reboot is promising laughs and, of course, lots of skin. first, here's a look at today's forecast. >> announcer: "world news now" weather, brought to you by united health care. united health care.

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we're back with a wild and terrifying scene that played out in a small wisconsin town. four people are dead including a police officer after the shooting spree. it actually started as a domestic dispute at a bank and escalated into shootings at multiple locations -- a bank, a law firm, and an apartment complex. officers, including a s.w.a.t. team, had a standoff with the suspect for several hours that ended with a volley of gunfire and a dead officer. the officer may be the first killed in the line of duty in wisconsin this year. the suspect also injured, now in custody. the fatal stabbing of a man in new york is being investigated as a hate crime. police say the suspect james jackson deliberately targeted

the victim because he was black and they say he harbors a deep-seeded hatred of all black people. abc's linsey davis has more. >> reporter: the man captured on this surveillance tape on a new york city street is under arrest. james jackson, a 28-year-old army veteran is accused of stabbing timothy caughman to death, police say, simply because he was black. >> it is believed that he was specifically intending to target male blacks. it's well over ten years that he has been harboring these feelings of hate towards male blacks. >> reporter: according to detectives, jackson came from baltimore with the intent to kill black people. >> the reason why he picked new york is because it's the media capital of the world, and he wanted to make a statement. >> reporter: a can and bottle recycler, caughman was rifling through the trash when police say jackson stabbed him multiple times with this 26-inch black sword. jackson who served in afghanistan is seen here running down the street after the stabbing. caughman made it to a police station, but later died. jackson turned himself in. the suspect allegedly wrote a

manifesto about attacking blacks in new york city. so far this year, there have been 122 reported hate crimes in this city. that's more than double this time last year. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> linsey, thanks. shifting gears now, some of the country's biggest advertisers are pulling out of youtube over promotional videos for terrorists and other offensive material. on wednesday, at&t and johnson & johnson pulled their ads from the google-owned video platform. last week, several european advertisers started a boycott of the popular video site over the same issue. google is reviewing its advertising policies and plans to give companies more control over where their ads appear. so march madness returns. it is night one of the sweet 16 in the ncaa men's basketball tournament. >> there are four games tonight. the first one pits oregon and michigan in kansas city in the midwest region, that's then followed by kansas who are going to win, by the way.

>> oh, because you have them in your bracket. >> so the other two games are in the west region. they're playing all that in san jose. gonzaga playing west virginia followed by arizona and your team. >> xavier. >> because you like x-men. >> no, but i have arizona beating xavier. >> okay. >> so that whole bracket for me, that whole line is about the only line in my bracket that's still alive. >> is it xavier? >> professor, xavier. >> xavier. all right. march madness, of course, isn't limited to college hoops. check out what happened in minnesota. >> off the backboard, no. no, tipped out. a three at the buzzer. it's good! dubois wins it for the rebels. unbelievable! >> how about that for a highlight. that was champlin park high school's sam dubois with the one-handed buzzer beater. he gave the rebels a 53-50 win and then as you can see, his teammates celebrated accordingly.

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♪ skinny, so skinny it is thursday "skinny" and it's been six months since brad and angelina broke our hearts and proved love is forever dead when they split up and things got a little bit heated. but the couple has been trying to keep matters of their very public divorce private. they even went so far as to hire a private judge. now we're hearing the stars are trying to mend fences. >> so, according to a source,

it was a rough time for a while there, but now they're working on things and it seems like they're trying to put their children first and talking again. >> brad even has even been able to see his kids more regularly than he did immediately after the split. in television news, "good morning america" has been nominated for a daytime emmy in the category of outstanding morning program. >> which it is. so we do say congratulations to them. they've been nominated several years and it's well deserved. >> you mean we. >> yeah, we got nominated, too. >> we are on the list of correspondents. >> yeah, i don't think they knew we were on that list. >> so i'm ready for my speech. >> i already have mine prepped. >> i cleared the mantle for the trophy. i'm ready. it's called a trophy, right? >> it's a beautiful lady. so, congrats to "gma." and wow, it's cold outside. we're going to heat things up a little bit i guess, maybe. new trailer. >> oh, yes. >> from "baywatch." dwayne "the rock" johnson, zac efron and his abs.

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>> reporter: kaitlyn bristowe may have found her fiance on season 11 of "the bachelorette" but marriage and kids might have to wait. >> i think a lot of women feel pressure to have kids especially when you get engaged and when is the wedding and when will you have babies. for me, i don't want that pressure on myself. >> reporter: she announced on twitter she's choosing to freeze her eggs saying i'm taking control of my future. this puts my mind at ease for when i'm ready. >> this is kind of a backup plan for us and for us to feel comfortable, it's kind of like insurance. >> reporter: her fiance shawn booth by her side, posted this photo of kaitlyn napping after the procedure. >> i think shawn's role in this was crucial for me. i don't know what i would have done without you. >> thanks, babe. >> really. >> reporter: bristowe is one of a growing list of celebrities freezing her eggs. some of her bachelor co-stars have done it. so has joanna krupa. the number of women choosing to freeze their eggs has increased

from under 500 in 2009 to nearly 4,000 in 2013. >> freezing eggs is something that they can do for themselves right now that will actually open up their reproductive options for the future. i think it's a very empowering process for women to go through. >> reporter: and while they haven't set a wedding date yet, they say this is an investment in their future together and their future children, even if they're still deciding exactly how many they want. >> yeah, we always say we want to have probably five but we'll talk after we have one. >> that's what we say every time. >> by the way, that wasn't his first answer when i asked how many babies do you want. he said we debate. we go back and forth between eight and one. >> eight? >> and one. i was like, that's a pretty big range and that's why you saw them laughing like that because they realized. but yeah, he said we'll probably have just the first one and then we'll talk about it. >> they look so cute. >> they were really great. >> they were really great.

making news in america this thursday morning, terror in london. day one of the investigation and the man on a deadly rampage in the heart of the city. the british parliament on lockdown. the new details about the hero cop who saved the lives and the raids overnight. we're live in london. republicans are trying to shore up some last-minute support for the president's health care plan. this as the house prepares to vote today and the white house insists there is no plan b. new this morning police announce an arrest in the case of a woman who escaped the truck of her car, the man accused of kidnapping her. plus -- >> it was weird to spend five days thinking you're going to die alone. >> a woman stranded in the desert for days. hear how she got lost and the clues she left behind that helped save her life.