>> video number two. falls on his booty. >> that's what you get. >> oh! >> that's what you get. >> i just want to say it's real because got what was coming to him. if he was even pretending to kick a dog. >> yeah. totally real. dogs are pack animals. they watch out for each other. so sure. >> real. >> really real real. >> it looks like it could be a slapstick comedy, but i think it's an amazing moment that got captured. i'm going real with this one. >> all right. video number three. >> okay. so buddies at work here are playing a prank on their coworker again. they're making him believe here he's got an egg balancing on his head during work. >> now he's walking with that thing on his head. >> that is impressive.

>> uh-huh. >> i'm going real. this is the kind of prank people pull all the time. >> real. >> yeah, this is real. a really mean prank. >> yes. this one's great. when he kind of realizes he's been pranked, cuts the thing off. i would say it's a harmless prank. definitely real. >> that's real! totally real! oh, yeah! >> real! real! real! real or fake! >> all right, guys. later. >> bye! >> okay bye. that's it for today's show. we'll see you next time.

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deer stampede. and he is getting out of a truck. other than a bruised shoulder he is feeling okay. >> the internet joke, you look at the video. welcome aboard united airlines. >> the deer is going completely airborne too. he was not messing around. plenty of space to get around him. >> the new york jets are looking for the deer to see if they can sign him up to do tackling. >> appears a federal ban on cell phone calls on airplanes is going to be, remain in place. four years ago, fcc started an effort to give airlines the option to make personal phone calls possible, but now, the fcc chairman is halting that effort calling it ill-conceived. his statement says, keeping the ban will be a victory for those who value a moment of quiet at 30,000 feet. it has to be formalized with an fcc vote. but, air travelers can rejoice. that seems to be a formality. >> no one on board a united

flight out of chicago was rejoicing when the passenger you referred to was forcibly removed. video of the incident has now sparked a firestorm of criticism. >> it all happened because some airline employees need to be on board so they can get to work on another flight. here's abc's david kerley. >> reporter: a stunning scene that passenger yanked from his row. >> oh, my god. >> his lip cut. dragged off a united jet for refusing to give up his paid seat. >> oh, my god, look what you did to him. >> the chicago aviation security officer involved here, put on leave. but so many are asking, how could this have happened? john clausen in the orange shirt saw and heard it all.

>> after have done really nothing other than say this is my seat. i bought and paid for it. i need to go to louisville. i could not believe what i was seeing or hearing. i was in, i was in shock. >> united airlines told passengers the flight was overbooked now says it was a crew transport issue. four seats needed to get a crew from chicago to louisville. $800 in vouchers offered. no takers. so, united computer picked four passengers including the 69-year-old man who said he was a doctor and had patients to treat. >> come on. >> the man slipped back on to the jet. >> i have to go home. i have to go home. before he was removed again. united ceo calls it an upsetting event. and, apologizes for having to reaccommodate these customers. but no direct apology to the man. the overbooking, even demanding a paying customer to give up a seat is legal. >> part of a document nobody looks at, contract of carriage which gives basically the airlines, pilot, flight attendant rights to do what they want. >> even after boarding an airline can ask a passenger to leave the aircraft. passenger do's have rights and are due compensation. the department of transportation wants to make sure this passenger's rights were honored in this case. david kerley, abc news, reagan national airport. >> you offer me the voucher,

gone. $800 voucher. see you. >> okay. could have used you on the united flight. this helps no one at the moment. >> exactly. when we come back, we are going to see who got -- this close to a perfect score on "dancing with the stars." >> who instead got booted from the ballroom "the skinny" is next. f used cars for sale at the all new carfax.com. i don't want one that's had a big wreck just say, show me cars with no accidents reported pretty cool i like it that's the power of carfax® find the cars you want, avoid the ones you don't plus you get a free carfax® report with every listing start your used car search at carfax.com

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♪ skinny ♪ so skinny ♪ skinny ♪ so skinny >> it is a tuesday. it is "the skinny." what will we start with -- the ballroom, "dancing with the stars" means a lot of tears. most memorable year episode. >> that's right. kleenex in the house throughout the night. especially when olympian nancy kerrigan revealed her years of trouble having a family. her fox trot got a 9 from len who said she is now a

front-runner. >> yeah, a tough battle. she talked about it. then there were simone biles started her dance crying. and ended bawling. most memorable year got adopted by her grandparents. judges loved her waltz gave her the second highest score of the season. her grandparents were there. she received her scores and everybody in tears. >> such a beautiful story. you got to see that all throughout the olympics. she would talk about them constantly. always there watching her. >> meanwhile, lightened things up for those who needed laughs. his most memorable year, 2017. because, well, that was his time as the the bachelor. so, he performed a rumba. he was shirtless for most of the dance. got his best score of the season. what say you, bachelor analyst? >> let's move along. >> just say his most memorable

year is jack's least memorable year at this point. thanks. he had to live through nick as a bachelor. >> overshadowed a little bit this season. shared an incredible story of being paralyze aid year ago. and he got his best score yet. >> very cool. >> running back rashad jennings brought the house down. his dance was about his dad not being there for him as a kid. and the judges were just blown away. they called the performance, more art than dance. and he ended that dance also, just sobbing into his father's arms. he scores a 39 out of 40. >> i've don't think he owns a full t-shirt. >> i am not mad at that. >> ha-ha-ha. >> perfectly fine. >> going on four weeks, where we have seen the abs. no, a wonderful moment for rashad and his dad. really an emotional night

overall. some one had to go. mr. t and kim waltzed to amazing grace, highest score of season. wasn't enough. got a standing o from the crowd. >> everyone, they love him. even if, he is dancing is not quite at the level. everyone was really sad to see him go. >> i told you i an not good at dancing. >> he is good at entertaining. thank you for that, mr. t. >> next, opening day at yankee stadium. fans were enjoying a perfect 73-degree afternoon. >> wonderful. >> $13burgers no doubt. >> cheap by new york standards. >> watching pitcher, absolutely kill it against the rays. >> get this, the right-hander threw six innings of perfection. then this happened. >> the baseball gods got martha stewart's tweet. top of the seventh here at yankee stadium. yankees are pitching a perfect game versus the tampa rays. oh, no, you don't do that. no. >> as you probably guessed three minutes later, rays third baseman, longoria, aced a double. all baseball fans know the one rule. you can't talk about a perfect game when it is in progress. >> a lot of fans attacked her on the line.

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years ago. astronaut gordon cooper took pictures of hidden treasures in the caribbean orbiting the earth. >> he created a map. now the hunt is on to find the bootie. >> bootie? >> i'm listening. >> abc's david wright is on. >> reporter: a question began half a century ago with unnasa's original astronauts, colonel gordon cooper. gordo, real purpose of the mission, launched seven months after the cuban missile crisis was top secret. >> all i do is take pictures, pictures, pictures. >> reporter: he was in some sort of nasa spy mission basically. >> exactly. think he had a special dod, mission, department of defense to try to identify nuclear threats. >> while he was up there he spotted objects of interest. >> he made the treasure map from space. >> cooper mapped out dark anomalies in the waters known as bermuda triangle. >> in shallow waters and reeves. i know what that its.

ship wrecks. >> gordon cooper died before he could find any ship wrecks. he did share his research with one man, daryl miklos, now following cooper's treasure map from space. >> these are the actual documents right here. >> discovery cameras, documenting the journey. >> this one wreck site right here, could be well over $500 million, just one. >> found anything yet? >> i can tell you we are working really hard. >> right there. >> reporter: what do you think he would make of where you are now? >> i think he would be proud. this is for gordon to finish something he started that was incredible. >> reporter: david wright, abc news, new york. >> have we found anything yet? >> no. >> bring to mind one

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good morning. i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. some of the top headlines on this tuesday morning on "world news now" -- a community coming together to remember the victims of a shooting at a california elementary school. the apparent murder suicide left a teacher in one of her students dead. another child remains in the hospital. >> the ceo of united airlines says he was upset to see this. a passenger dragged from a flight in chicago. that passenger was asked to get off the united flight to make room for crew members. the department of transportation is now looking into the incident. >> migrant camp in northern france looking like this. destroyed after a massive fire at least 10 people were injured in that blaze. it followed a day of violence at the camp as migrants clashed with each other and then security personnel.

>> alabama's new governor is republican kay ivy, she takes place of robert bentley who resigned and pleaded guilty to misdemeanor campaign violations. violations came to light during an investigation of allege add fair with a top aide. those are just some of our top stories on this tuesday, april 11th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." we start this half-hour with reaction to that san bernardino shooting at an elementary school. >> mourners filled a church overnight to remember school teacher and one of her students. only 8 years old. police say both died at the hands of the teacher's else stranged husband. >> neither the children or parents say they will ever forget yesterday's scene at north park elementary. here is abc's correspondent. >> reporter: the troubling images. young children evacuating an

elementary school after shots rang out. crossing a basketball court in formation. to get to safety. this girl was there for transitional kindergarten. >> i didn't know what was happening. and i just wanted to go home. >> possible active shooter at north park elementary. >> reporter: emergency calls coming in before 10:30 in the morning. authorities say 53-year-old cedric anderson told the front desk he had something to drop off for his wife a teacher. entering the special ed classroom where she taught, shooting and killing karen smith before turning the gun on himself. >> cedric entered the classroom without saying anything. armed with a large caliber resolver. opened fire on his wife. >> reporter: tragically two students caught up in the violence. both shot and rushed to local homes by air and ground. >> my partner is carrying one out to the front, okay. we believe we have the shooter down inside. >> 8-year-old jonathan martinez did not survive. the other student in stable condition. father of a 2nd grader described what he did the moment he heard there was a shooting at his daughter's school. >> i fell to my knees, started saying our fathers and hail marys.

>> heavily armed officers and swat teams rushing to the scene arriving at north park elementary school in san bernardino in minutes. as parents flooded to the school look for answers. >> my son is in 2nd grachltd the teacher sent me a message. you can read it. >> the school a crime scene. some parents able to see their children. they couldn't reach them. not able to hug them. >> oh, my gosh. she doesn't see me. i can see her. looks like they're crying, holding hands. and they look very scared. >> row after row of students moving calmly across school grounds. holding hands. getting on to buses. taken to a safe location before being reunited with their families. authorities are searching the suspect's home in riverside california. meanwhile, emotional images. parents, finding their children, after hours of confusion and desperation. >> this is a tragic event. it is going to take time for our heads, our hearts to heal. >> reporter: authorities are

taking a closer look at the couple's relationship. we recently learned the pair was married just three short months. and that they had recently separated in the last month. >> going to be a tough morning there in southern california. we move on now, the trump administration back pedaling after appearing to suggest a major shift in america's policy on syria. white house press secretary sean spicer initially said president trump may take more military action if syria drops more barrel bombs on civilians. not just chemical ones. and he also seemed to suggest that regime change was inevitable. >> how far is the president willing to go to see bashir al assad out of power there? >> you can't imagine a, a -- stable and peaceful syria with assad as, as in charge. i just don't think that's a scenario that is possible. >> well a white house aide later said the administration's

posture on syria has not changed adding that, the president has the option to act against the regime whenever it's in the national interest. >> for the second time, a judge ruled that a texas voter id law was intentionally written to discriminate against minorities. the judge reached the same conclusion two years ago when she likened the law to a poll tax. an appeals court asked her to re-examine that decision. the texas law requires voters to show one of several forms of identification, but, the state was forced to allow more flexibility for the november elections. >> the supreme court restored conservative tilt as neil gorsuch was sworn in as its newest justice. the ceremony in the white house rose garden followed the builter partisan quite that, that ended with historic rule change in the senate. we also found out how to pronounce, say his last name. gorsuch. gorsuch. now we know. >> reporter: judge neil gorsuch, the 113th person to be sworn into the highest court in the country. >> i neil gorsuch do solemnly swear. >> reporter: gorsuch's confirmation marked the first

major win for the trump administration with congress. >> the most important thing that a president of the united states does is appoint people to the united states supreme court. and i got it done in the first 100 days. that's even nice. >> i am humbled by the trust placed in me today. i will never forget that to whom much is given, much will be expected. >> reporter: it has taken more than a year, the long road to a new supreme court justice was paved with partisan politics. last year, republicans refused to consider president obama's pick to fill the spot. judge merrick garland arguing the next president should choose the nominee. this year, democrats argued gorsuch's record was too conservative and moved to filibuster his nomination. with gorsuch now sworn in, the

supreme court returns to its previous balance. four conservatives, four liberals, justice kennedy as the swing vote. gorsuch could be deciding vote in housing discrimination, church and state separation and same sex rights and a case, colorado baker who refused to bake a wedding cake for a same sex couple. navy instructor will not face criminal charges for the death of a navy seal trainee. the 21-year-old drowned during a pool training exercise last may. now a navy investigation of the incident has fund that the death was not the result of a crime and that no criminal charges will be pursued. the navy's report also indicates that the trainee who died had an enlarged heart. which could have been a contributing factor in his death. >> the body of a northwestern university rower who fell overboard has been recovered. 19-year-old mohammad ramsen one of nine people in the racing shell yesterday morning when he tumbled into the water. crew team members do not wear life jackets or flotation devices they restruct their movement.

ramsen the only person to fall in. >> parts of texas trying to recover now after being battlered by heavy rain, hail, and gusty winds. a possible tornado was even spotted in east texas in the town of overton. severe thunderstorms swept that region. flooding was also reported. heavy rain. strong wind. hail, hit northern texas. students who normally walk home were kept at school. as the the storms passed through. most, more storms, that is, may be expected to day. new images of australia's great barrier reef have scientists concerned. 2/3 of the world's largest reef is bleached. the first time bleaching has occurred in successive years. scientists blame bleaching on climate change. >> scientists are saying that cannot be fixed at all. this is -- >> no repairing it. >> no repairing the damage that is taking place in australia. >> back at home, today is national pet day. yea.

so we have, to mention, a little friend basically the pet of everyone involved in a north carolina ice cream shop. >> putter, a squirrel, loves vanilla ice cream. the owners of the shop have a special little cone for her. she also goes by the name putt-putt. by the way. >> no matter her name. she is a big with the patrons and that means punishmenter is good for business. >> call her name. she literally will come out of her nest in one of the big trees. and, and, hop her way done to the roof. ultimate low to the rail. and, and waits on her cone. >> so they feed putter two cones a day. and she apparently knows a good thing when she sees it. >> she has been eating cones since last summer. >> ha-ha-ha. >> why wouldn't she stick around for this? summer as well. >> look at her go.

>> yeah. >> they actually put putter on a diet. noticed putter is gifting a little thick in the middle. >> one too many ice cream cones. >> when i eat a cone. dripping everywhere. what does it say about me, putter does a better job of eefting ice cream. >> putter isn't taking a break. >> banning school lunch shaming. >> hearing why punishing students who can't way for their lunch is illegal in one state. >> new reporting on self styled revolutionary wanted for robbing a gun store and mailing a manifesto to president trump. first here is a look at today's temperatures. >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by united health care. health care. you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan whenever you want. no enrollment window. no waiting to apply. that means now may be a great time to shop for an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. medicare doesn't cover everything. and like all standardized

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look out below, there in mali look out below, there in malibu, california, the hillside giving way sending tons of dirt and debris on to cars in the parking lot at zuma beach. the guy recorded the video called it a dirt water fall. luckily no one was injured. >> new mexico banning schools from lunch shaming. the move follows several incidents of students being called out in some way because they were unable to pay for lunch. in albuquerque for example, kids without lunch money were given cold cheese sandwiches and fruit. that action was criticized saying it was punishing students for being poor. new mexico believed to be the first state to ban this. >> the search for heavily armed

wisconsin man allegedly on a do or die mission has intensified. >> police say that the man went on the run last week, but not before sending a 161-page manifesto to the white house. that manifesto has now arrived. abc's adrian bankart has more. >> reporter: the manhunt for this self proclaimed revolutionary expanding. authorities confirming the manifesto with plans of a brutal attack arrived in washington. >> what this individual was proposing was revolution. you know, to, have an armed uprising. jakubowski on the run since tuesday. authorities say he stole 16 high powered handguns, two assault rifles, possibly silencers and set his own car on fire. the suspect's stepfather who did not want to go on camera, said he believes jakubowski is on a do or die mission. while you don't see his face, the person recording the video, appears to sign the envelope containing the manifesto. >> today is the day. >> today is the day. >> so remember this face. >> game time. >> reporter: officials tell us they're speaking with the person on the other side of the camera,

he is cooperating and not a suspect. >> we spoke with a wro woman who says she is jack sister. she says no one has heard hum from. >> we'll be right back after this.

the apartment building where the fire was. when things like this happen, i think you find a new perspective on life. hi. red cross put us in a hotel so we were able to stay together. we're strong and, if we overcame that or if we can overcome that, we can overcome anything, so. [ sniffle ]

we have bunnies, chicks, cupcakes anything you need for we have bunnies, chicks, cupcakes anything you need for the bigger easter basket. joining us this morning with her

favorite easter toys, senior editor of the toy insider. marissa, good morning. i think everything is adorable. show us more. >> not just about the candy. start with plush. prestige bunnies from kaloo. super soft. heirloom quality. perfect for baby's first easter. younger kids. toy will last a lifetime. >> like this. don't want to stop touching it. >> i know, so soft. we have really great puppets. puppets great for story telling. we have some bunnies, chicks. >> this one makes noise. >> my favorite. little chick. >> kids can use these to tell great stories. engage in play time. so cute. all different sizes. all from folkmanas. beautiful puppets for kids. tons of movement. >> hello, welcome to "world news now." >> and supposed to be for children. >> no age limit on these.

for sure. >> what is this guy? >> a popular though on disney. parents love to theme it toward favorites. you have cat boy, all the toys from just play. so many options for kids. >> if you want a themed basket go with all these. >> minivehicles. talking figures. >> bubbles, kickoff into springtime. make sure you have stuff that gets kids outside. gazillion giant power wand. pick it up. fan built into in it. kids can blow huge bubbles. how cool is that? >> can i ask for one for easter. >> you can. comes with special solution makes kids. able to blow bigger bubbles than ever before. >> i can have a lot of fun with this. >> really awesome. >> very good. >> still going. >> still going. >> cool, i like that. >> cupcake surprise. one of my favorite toitz.

looks like a delicious cupcake. when you take off the frosting top. flip this over. you have a doll. this even double as her little bonnet. wear this hat. what i love, they smael really good. >> do they. this one is lemon lime skrepted. great sweet smell. 12 to collect. >> can i take the cup takes i can eat. and give the dolls to the kids. up for you, w unfor me. >> i like that plan. >> puzzles a great option. something to keep kids busy for a long time. right. these are 3 d crystal buddies. with this you get all the little translucent pieces. then kids can put them together to create a great 3 d structure. >> some how. >> all of that. >> this is the before? awe hauft becomes tinker bell. >> how about that. >> its the after. >> these are cute. don't have too many pieces. big challenge. no instructions. kids have to figure it out on their own. >> can't cheat. >> corners first.

>> no cheating here hauchlt awe okay. collectibles. kids are crazy for collectibles. they come packaged in blind bags. every one is a surprise. grocery gang. gift themes. there are tons for kids to collect. one of my favorite new ones this year, called delectables. these come in little eggs. perfect for easter time. give you one to open. these are inspired by disney characters. so what i have little donald duck ice cream here. >> kind of goofy. >> goofy one. >> kids can actually take these apart. mix-and-match them. >> how cool is that. >> so i scan put a ditch rent hat on goofy. >> yeah, a tin ticker bell hat. >> mr. potato head. >> in all the disney themes. >> super, super cute. >> very cool. >> nothing wrong with candy in the basket as well. >> couple jellybean. never hurt any body, right. >> for these and other kieds. visit marissa's website. thank you for joining us. loved having you. when you bring sweet treats and toys for us to play with.

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>> good morning, everyone i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. >> welcome. thank you. good to be here. >> diane, first day. anchoring, "world news now." how does it feel? >> it fields good. >> do this for a little while. ♪ ♪ >> not letting you go. >> oh! >> you don't need an appointment. i'm right here. >> on your mark. >> my heels. >> no. >> oh, not even close. >> what do you think is the ultimate worst thing we could do to pizza? >> trying to put an end to the pizza war today.

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>> this morning on "world news now" -- flying the unfriendly skies. >> united airlines passenger forcibly removed from his seat after apparently refusing to give it up for a crew member. this morning on "world news now" -- flying the unfriendly skies. >> united airlines passenger forcibly removed from his seat after apparently refusing to give it up for a crew member. the incident is now sparking major backlash and raising question as but passenger rights. so what really happened? >> alabama's governor robert bentley resigning in disgrace. bentley stepping down as we hear new details regarding the sex scandal with a former aide that is now taking him out of office. >> and, this frightening moment caught on camera on a carnival, a girl out of her harness on a ride. manages to stay on as the ride swings back and forth. as bystanders are watching, helplessly. hear what police say may have saved her life. >> prepare to live on the edge.

where are you going? no, don't do that? how do you do that? walking on water in the sky? we're going to figure out how it is possible in "the mix" on this tuesday, april 11th. nice legs by the way. good mani. good pedi. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." ♪ ♪ >> makes me nervous just watching it. >> it does. i tried to walk on the edge of this glass table some times. but that's just like a verbal edge. it has nothing to do with that. >> right. >> precarious. >> explain the mystery how that person is doing the nice trick coming up. we'll start off with what has become a total pr disaster. for united airlines. all over a man being forcibly dragged off a plane. at chicago's o'hare airport.

>> the airline needed at the time to get some of its own employees on the flight, so those employees can get to work at another city. well united ceo apologizing, defending the actions of its workers there. and now the department of transportation is looking into the incident. abc's dan harris has more. [ screaming ] >> reporter: they are the shocking images of a passenger caught in a travel nightmare. a man visibly shaken as he is yanked. >> come on. come on. >> then dragged off of a united jet by law enforcement. >> oh, my god look what you did to him! >> all after refusing to give up his seat. chicago aviation security officer put on leave. but for many of the passengers, and for many of the millions who have seen this clip, the question is -- how did it get to this point? >> it was surreal. no one expected it to happen

like that. >> reporter: scheduled to leave chicago sunday evening at 5:40. destination louisville, kentucky. when the passengers got on board that the crew started to offer vouchers for a handful of seats. united clarifying the flight was not overbooked it now says it was a crew transport issue claiming passengers were all on board when crew members approached the gate agent. they needed to be in louisville to work on their own flight. four seats would be needed. >> everybody was seated by then. and the fact that they told us we would not leave until four people volunteered. there was just a real sense on the plane that that wasn't right. >> with no takers, a united computer picked four passengers offering them $1,000, the airline says. all complied except for this 69-year-old man who said he is a doctor and needed to get home to treat patients. >> two police come in, in full gear, they tell him that he has to leave the airplane. >> john claussen, the man in the orange shirt sitting in front of the passenger. he saw and heard it all he says. >> how do you react when the police aren't asking questions they're just trying to forcibly

remove the man. i could not believe what i was seeing or hearing. i was in shock. >> so were other passengers. many of them recording as officers dragged the man down the aisle. >> i have to go home. >> minutes later the man slipped back on to the jet before he was removed yet again. united ceo, oscar munoz calling it an upsetting event and saying the airline is reaching out to the man to address and resolve this situation. in a in internal memo, elaborating the man was approached a few more times to gain his compliance. each time he retoed and became more and more disruptive and belligerent. the passenger has yet to comment. >> united may have been right, legally, but morally it's hard to make a case for the way this man was treated. and, people are expressing their outrage. >> look what you did to him? >> demanding a paying customer give up a seat is perfectly legal. >> it's part of a document that nobody looks at called the contract of carriage, which gives the airlines, pilot. flight attendant rights to pretty much do what they want.

>> oh, my god. >> dan harris, abc news, new york. >> as you can imagine, there are people, both really angry about this, there are people defending the airline, and then there are people just trying to have fun, with the whole situation. >> as you mention, pr disaster for united. so the in the net has, has done what the internet does with situations like this. >> memes. >> like this one. >> fight club. >> showing the normal diagram that one would expect to see with the seat map. >> economy class there. >> there is this other one. welcome to united flight 3411. we still need three more volunteers. >> that's pun on the hunger games there. >> exactly. >> this is my favorite. thank you for flying united airlines. actually a gif from airplane. >> i'm guessing it doesn't end well for the passenger in the gif. >> not at all. >> moving on to the white house. walking back stunning comments from press secretary sean spicer

as it struggles to explain its strategy on syria. >> spicer told reporters that president trump will take action again if syria drops more barrel bombs on its own people. suggesting that it is not just the use of chemical weapons that would trigger an american response. >> the answer is that if you gas a baby, if you put a barrel bomb in to innocent people, i think you can, you will, you will see a rinse from this president. that is unacceptable. >> the comment appeared to mark a major shift in u.s. policy. the white house later said nothing has changed in its posture. senator john mccain and several government sources accused russia of knowing about the syrian chemical attack in advance. other u.s. officials are pushing back against the claims. >> a fire destroyed a migrant camp in northern france home to 1500 people. at least ten people were injured in the fire. and the fire broke out after several people were injured in fights at the camp earlier in the day.

and most of the people there, fled violence in the middle east and north africa. >> back in this country, new details into the school shooting that leaves anal 8-year-old student dead, another classmate this morning in critical condition. the result of a domestic violence incident. and the young children accidentally caught in the cross hairs. here is abc's danya bachus. >> reporter: the emergency calls coming in before 10:30. >> my partner is carrying one out to the front. okay. we believe we have the shooter down inside. >> reporter: authorities say 53-year-old cedric anderson checked in at the front desk to visit karen smith a teacher at the school. >> he said he was there to drop something off with his wife. >> reporter: they say he went into the classroom with a large caliber handgun shooting and killing his wife and 8-year-old student standing behind her before turning the gun on

himself. another stuf dent, a 9-year-old, standing behind the teacher was shot and is now in stable condition. >> i am told that both the students were behind the teacher. when the suspect shot his wife. we have no reason to believe that students were specifically target the. >> i fell to my knees started saying our fathers and hail marys. >> reporter: parents of learning of the news returning to fiend their children. >> oh, my gosh. sunny doesn't see me. i can see her. looks like they're crying, holding hands. and, they look scared. >> reporter: many here still in disbelief. >> i'm a mom. i feel bad for the kids that have to go through this. the kids are the innocent ones. >> authorities say there were 15, first through fourth graders inside the special needs classroom during the shooting. authorities also say that the husband and wife were estranged and were married only for a few

months. in san bernardino, california. convicted charleston church shooter dylann roof pleaded guilty to nine counts of murder. that plea settled state charges in connection with the 2015 shooting spree. roof was given nine consecutive life sentences in that case. but, he had already been convicted and sentenced to death earlier this year in a federal case. he is now awaiting execution in federal prison. >> in chicago, a desperate manhunt underway for a suspect fatally shot a judge outside his home. a woman was shot in the leg as she was leaving that home of judge raymond miles. police say the judge heard a commotion. went outside to investigate. the judge exchange the word with the suspect and was shot multiple times. police say the shooting was likely a botched robbery and not a targeted attack on the judge. that woman is expected to be okay. >> tesla, company worth soared to $51 billion, edging past general motors. the company well open trading this morning above, $2312 per

share. 75% jump since november. all this comes despite the electric car maker selling fewer than 80,000 vehicles last year. incredible. on pace to sell about 100,000 this year. >> not too bad. >> fans of the chicago cubs waited 1208 years for world series title. and last night, they waited almost as long for the game to be over. >> yeah, nearly two hours. through a rain delay before they watched their cubs raise their world series championship flag. first baseman, anthony rizzo carried the trophy on to the field. as the the sellout crowd welcomed their heroes with fireworks and such. >> very nice. during the rain delay. fans were shown former cub david ross' performance. on last night's "dancing with the stars."

ross and his partner got 31 out of 40. >> in the dugout as they were naming off his scores, you can seep his, his, former team mates are like, come on. higher. higher. higher. >> got to get everybody in the stadium to vote. >> breaking news, the cubs won that game, 3-2, bottle tom of the ninth. >> 3-2. >> everybody went home happy. >> a walkoff. >> after a two hour rain delay. they wait nine innings to be tied, 2-2. >> iffage in the fan waiting for them to win the world series so long. >> the fans who were left. dozens. >> they both know who they are. >> all right. well, the cubs, teaching their fans a little lesson on patience. >> yes, they're use to it. coming up. getting the ride of her life by coming close to death. the heart-stopping video of a girl caught dangling from a carnival ride. zipping by at break neck speeds. how she survived the ordeal. >> making the world happy one smile at a time. a man using personal tragedy as motivation trying to inspire all of us to choose happiness. >> well choose us on instagram. sure it will make you happy.

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abc's steve osunsami has more. >> booking photo a shameful ending for a governor a deacon, and argued marriage is a holy union between one man and one mo man. >> i have decided it is time for me to step down as alabama's governor. >> alabama governor robert bentley didn't just have one woman here, had two. the campaign aide, who authorities say he illegally paid with money that he strong armed from donors. >> i love you. i love touching you. >> and the wife who got even when she recorded cell phone conversations with his girlfriend and turned them over to police. >> baby, let me tell you what we're going have to do. >> his alleged mistress, a campaign consultant and beauty pageant winner 30 years his junior a uh awe we have been very betrayed by robert bentley. and, he needs to go off into the sunset. >> reporter: the governor is pleading guilty and will have to

pay back the money he misused. this means he will avoid real jail time. steve osunsami, abc news. >> steve, thank you. coming up in the next half-hour. the verdict is in about phone calls at 40,000 feet. >> first, how to find happiness, no matter what life throws at you. you are watching "world news now". -on gravy. nice. cascade. try new flonase sensimistgies. instead of allergy pills. it delivers a gentle mist to help block six key inflammatory substances. most allergy pills only block one. new flonase sensimist.

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happy clap along if you feel ♪ >> reporter: pharrell sings about it. kids exude it. are you happy? >> yes. >> yes. >> reporter: kids why can't we all be like that. meet a man with a mission to make it so. >> i am dedicating six months of my life to making 10 million people happy. >> reporter: yes he wants to make 10 million of us happy. seriously. he has taken sabbatical from free thinking gig, just wrote this book, inspired by the loss of his teenage son, ali. >> there is nothing i can do to change this. but i could turn that thought into my head and make myself miserable. >> reporter: he chose to be happy, a choice he says we all have. happiness is always there inside me. children are the happiest. what is the number one thing you think you will need when you are a grownup for you to be happy? >> a family. >> why are you happy? >> i'm happy because i get to

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they have a conventional pool on fourth floor you can go to. >> hopefully that's like. >> this part. you can't see what is coming. wait, no. no. no. >> huh? >> what? >> i want to try it? >> let me know how it works out for you. >> something else you might want to try. oh, there you have the angle. >> pretty cool. >> how about yoga with kids? >> okay, that tea normal. everyone has done that. >> kids that are baby goats. of course. >> see what you did there. tricky. >> this is in new hampshire. the farm started their yoga offerings. they bring gets to try to help people out. >> is it called downward dog if it has a goat standing on top of it. >> how cute is that? >> really cute. >> speaking of cute. in honor of national pet day. happy national pet day, everyone. >> introduce you, though a dog lover.

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thi this morning o this morning on "world news now" -- the trump administration's next step for syria. as the secretary of state prepares for a diplomatic showdown in moscow. the white house is facing tough questions on where the line is now drawn for the russian-backe. >> learning new details about the deadly shooting inside an elementary school classroom. a student is dead after a teacher was shot and killed by her husband. we'll have the latest. >> a man on trial for heinous crimes takes his own life inside the courthouse. >> you can see him being escorted by court officers before he then lunges towards the edge of a fourth story balcony. investigators are looking into what happened. >> the tears flowing on last night's "dancing with the stars." contestants getting emotional in the ballroom. bachelor inspired performance that really kind of heated things up. we're going to get grooving in

the skinny on tuesday, april 11th ♪ i may be crazy don't mind me ♪ ♪ say boy let's not talk too much ♪ >> announcer: from abc's "world news now." >> really is an earworm isn't it. ed sheeran song. >> million versions all good. >> exactly. exempt if you hear me singing it, that is, the version you will hate. >> true, there are exceptions. >> we'll start this half-hour with a little confusion. the trump administration looking to clarify its position on syria. as secretary of state rex tillerson heads to moscow tonight. >> tillerson schedule to hold talks with russia's foreign minister after russia and iran threat tuned retaliate if the u.s. attacks syria. >> new poll with "the washington post" shows slim majority, 51% of americans, backing president trump's missile streak on that air base. and 54% are opposed to additional air strikes. here is abc's cecelia vega.

>> reporter: president trump picking up the fen to congratulate commanding the officers who launched 59 missile into ate syrian airfield. from the looks on russian state tv, the air base is back in business. planes taking off once again. new accusations russia was well aware of bashir al assad's chemical weapons stockpile. >> i believe that russia knew about the chemical weapons because they were operating from exactly the same base. >> this as the white house seems to shift its red line on syria. saying it is not just the use of chemical weapons that would provoke an american response. >> is the red line just to clarify, the red line for this white house, chemical warfare? is conventional warfare enough to get the president to go further there than this white house has gone before? >> the answer is that if you gas a baby, if you put a barrel bomb into innocent people, i think

you can, you will, you will see a response from this president. that is unacceptable. >> reporter: assad frequently used barrel bombs against his own people. nearly 13,000 last year alone. according to human rights groups. spicer's statement not the only mixed message on syria. top administration officials divided on whether or not assad should stay on go. secretary of state rex tillerson saying it is up to the syrian people. >> we believe the syrian people will ultimately decide the fate of bashir al assad. >> reporter: u.n. ambassador, nikki haley all but advocating for a regime change. >> hard to see a government peaceful and stable with assad. >> the white house now seeming to echo that. >> how far is the president willing to go to see bashir al assad out of power there? >> so, just to be clear, i can't, i don't think it is, you can't imagine a stable and peaceful syria with assad in charge. >> reporter: from russia and iran, a joint statement accusing the u.s. of crossing red line with the strikes warning from

now on we will respond to anyone including america if it attacks syria and crosses the red lines. it comes as secretary of state tillerson heads to moscow for talks as exxon ceo, tillerson once shared champagne with vladamir putin. this time there are not yet plans for the two to meet face to face. but the white house is now walking back the comment about barrel bombs, saying this is not a shift in u.s. policy. they say nothing has changed about going after the assad regime for the use of barrel bombs would mark an incredible shift in u.s. policy. basically mean the u.s. is attacking syria for something that happens there all too often. much more so than the use of chemical warfare. cecelia vega, abc news. the white house. >> now to the turmoil to our south. round of anti-government

protests erupted in venezuela with thousand pouring into the streets and clashing with officers. security forces used pepper spray and water cannons on rock-throwing demonstrators. rallying against their leftist president, demanding new elections. they say venezuela is sliding towards authoritarianism and no longer respects democracy. >> the victims of those deadly church bombings in egypt are being remembered this morning. video shows the choir singing as a bomb hidden under a church pew exploded. screams scan be heard as a camera feed turned to test pattern. in the second attack, suicide bomber seen on video trying to avoid metal detectors. he debt nats his explosive vest after a guard directed him to go back. pope francis among those denouncing the attacks. still plans to visit egypt later this month. >> california elementary school closed following an apparent murder suicide that left two students along with their teacher shot. dozens attended a vigil in san bernardino to remember 53-year-old elaine smith and

8-year-old jonathan martinez, both were killed in that shooting. another student, was also injured. after police say smith's estranged husband opened fire inside her classroom. now officials at north park elementary ee vac wait -- evacuated the building after shots rang out. one woman describes what her daughter saw in the classroom. >> she was scared. saw the guy with the gun. she went under the table. but she is telling me, you know, my teacher got shot. my friend got shot. >> the shooter its identified as 53-year-old cedric anderson. police say he and smith had been married a few months. he then turned the gun on himself 8-year-old jonathan martinez died before making it to surgery. his 9-year-old classmate injured not identified. >> a man facing death penalty trial. jumped to his death.

robert seiman jr. accused of raping a 10-year-old girl and killing her with her grandparents setting their house on fire. being led from the courtroom to a holding cell when he threw himself over the fourth floor balcony. he was fitted with a leg brace to keep him from running. but he was otherwise unrestrained. the courts do not want defendants to be seen in handcuffs in an effort to not prejudice the jury in many cases. the manhunt intensified for a self-styled revolutionary who police say plans to start a revolution. a week since the man of wisconsin went on the run. now he is wanted for stealing more than a dozen high powered rifles. investigators say, he also mailed a 161-page handwritten manifesto to president trump. authorities say that document has reached the white house. his stepfather says he believes that he is on a do-or-die mission. >> wells fargo issued a scathing report about phony accounts scandal. an internal investigation found that management ignored warning signs about sales practices for

at least 15 years. the bank is punishing two former executives taking back $75 million in compensation. the board of directors also under fire for the creation of nearly 2,000 fake accounts. some shareholders are calling for their ouster. at the annual meeting in just a few weeks. >> with easter less than a week away, peeps flying off the shelves. >> plenty of peeps made their way into the system of competitive eater matt stony. in fact, he just set a world record by eating 255 peeps, in just five minutes. >> wow. >> he, he didn't set a new record. he smashed the record. that he set just a year ago. that was when he downed only 200 peeps. what a slacker last year. new record was a serious

upgrade. work cut out for him for next year, i would say. those peeps looked huge. >> yeah. did they, do they make them extra large for this eating competition? would you rather do the hot dog eating contest or would you rather do the peeps eating contest? >> our pizza eating competition. >> guess doing multiple peepsa once. look sews big. coming up, the story that so many of you are talking about. the united airlines passenger dragged from a plane after he wouldn't give his seat to a crew member. hear what you need to know about your rights as a passenger. >> then, in "the skinny," why yankees fans are really upset with martha. first, a look at today's forecast. >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by stamps.com.

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knocked to the ground in a one deer stampede. and he is getting out of a truck. other than a bruised shoulder he is feeling okay. >> the internet joke, you look at the video. welcome aboard united airlines. >> the deer is going completely airborne too. he was not messing around. plenty of space to get around him. >> the new york jets are looking for the deer to see if they can sign him up to do tackling. >> appears a federal ban on cell phone calls on airplanes is going to be, remain in place. four years ago, fcc started an effort to give airlines the option to make personal phone calls possible, but now, the fcc chairman is halting that effort calling it ill-conceived. his statement says, keeping the ban will be a victory for those who value a moment of quiet at 30,000 feet. it has to be formalized with an fcc vote. but, air travelers can rejoice. that seems to be a formality. >> no one on board a united flight out of chicago was rejoicing when the passenger you referred to was forcibly removed. video of the incident has now sparked a firestorm of criticism.

>> it all happened because some airline employees need to be on board so they can get to work on another flight. here's abc's david kerley. >> reporter: a stunning scene that passenger yanked from his row. >> oh, my god. >> his lip cut. dragged off a united jet for refusing to give up his paid seat. >> oh, my god, look what you did to him. >> the chicago aviation security officer involved here, put on leave. but so many are asking, how could this have happened? john clausen in the orange shirt saw and heard it all. >> after have done really nothing other than say this is my seat. i bought and paid for it. i need to go to louisville.

i could not believe what i was seeing or hearing. i was in, i was in shock. >> united airlines told passengers the flight was overbooked now says it was a crew transport issue. four seats needed to get a crew from chicago to louisville. $800 in vouchers offered. no takers. so, united computer picked four passengers including the 69-year-old man who said he was a doctor and had patients to treat. >> come on. >> the man slipped back on to the jet. >> i have to go home. i have to go home. before he was removed again. united ceo calls it an upsetting event. and, apologizes for having to reaccommodate these customers. but no direct apology to the man. the overbooking, even demanding a paying customer to give up a seat is legal. >> part of a document nobody looks at, contract of carriage which gives basically the airlines, pilot, flight attendant rights to do what they want. >> even after boarding an airline can ask a passenger to leave the aircraft. passenger do's have rights and are due compensation. the department of transportation wants to make sure this passenger's rights were honored in this case. david kerley, abc news, reagan national airport. >> you offer me the voucher, gone. $800 voucher.

see you. >> okay. could have used you on the united flight. this helps no one at the moment. >> exactly. when we come back, we are going to see who got -- this close to a perfect score on "dancing with the stars." >> who instead got booted from the ballroom "the skinny" is next. he f used cars for sale at the all new carfax.com. i don't want one that's had a big wreck just say, show me cars with no accidents reported pretty cool i like it that's the power of carfax® find the cars you want, avoid the ones you don't plus you get a free carfax® report with every listing start your used car search at carfax.com

♪ skinny ♪ so skinny ♪ skinny ♪ skinny ♪ so skinny >> it is a tuesday. it is "the skinny." what will we start with -- the ballroom, "dancing with the stars" means a lot of tears. most memorable year episode. >> that's right. kleenex in the house throughout the night. especially when olympian nancy kerrigan revealed her years of trouble having a family.

her fox trot got a 9 from len who said she is now a front-runner. >> yeah, a tough battle. she talked about it. then there were simone biles started her dance crying. and ended bawling. most memorable year got adopted by her grandparents. judges loved her waltz gave her the second highest score of the season. her grandparents were there. she received her scores and everybody in tears. >> such a beautiful story. you got to see that all throughout the olympics. she would talk about them constantly. always there watching her. >> meanwhile, lightened things up for those who needed laughs. his most memorable year, 2017. because, well, that was his time as the the bachelor. so, he performed a rumba. he was shirtless for most of the dance. got his best score of the season. what say you, bachelor analyst? >> let's move along.

>> just say his most memorable year is jack's least memorable year at this point. thanks. he had to live through nick as a bachelor. >> overshadowed a little bit this season. shared an incredible story of being paralyze aid year ago. and he got his best score yet. >> very cool. >> running back rashad jennings brought the house down. his dance was about his dad not being there for him as a kid. and the judges were just blown away. they called the performance, more art than dance. and he ended that dance also, just sobbing into his father's arms. he scores a 39 out of 40. >> i've don't think he owns a full t-shirt. >> i am not mad at that. >> ha-ha-ha. >> perfectly fine. >> going on four weeks, where we have seen the abs. no, a wonderful moment for rashad and his dad. really an emotional night

overall. some one had to go. mr. t and kim waltzed to amazing grace, highest score of season. wasn't enough. got a standing o from the crowd. >> everyone, they love him. even if, he is dancing is not quite at the level. everyone was really sad to see him go. >> i told you i an not good at dancing. >> he is good at entertaining. thank you for that, mr. t. >> next, opening day at yankee stadium. fans were enjoying a perfect 73-degree afternoon. >> wonderful. >> $13burgers no doubt. >> cheap by new york standards. >> watching pitcher, absolutely kill it against the rays. >> get this, the right-hander threw six innings of perfection. then this happened. >> the baseball gods got martha stewart's tweet. top of the seventh here at yankee stadium. yankees are pitching a perfect game versus the tampa rays. oh, no, you don't do that. no. >> as you probably guessed three minutes later, rays third baseman, longoria, aced a double. all baseball fans know the one rule. you can't talk about a perfect game when it is in progress.

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earth. >> he created a map. now the hunt is on to find the bootie. >> bootie? >> i'm listening. >> abc's david wright is on. >> reporter: a question began half a century ago with unnasa's original astronauts, colonel gordon cooper. gordo, real purpose of the mission, launched seven months after the cuban missile crisis was top secret. >> all i do is take pictures, pictures, pictures. >> reporter: he was in some sort of nasa spy mission basically. >> exactly. think he had a special dod, mission, department of defense to try to identify nuclear threats. >> while he was up there he spotted objects of interest. >> he made the treasure map from space. >> cooper mapped out dark anomalies in the waters known as bermuda triangle. >> in shallow waters and reeves. i know what that its. ship wrecks. >> gordon cooper died before he could find any ship wrecks. he did share his research with one man, daryl miklos, now

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