samaritan. she's insinuated it's just an empty baby carriage. suddenly you notice right here. >> that's my baby impression. good one. >> not creepy at all. >> so of course some of the good samaritans being the people they are -- that's my impression. >> a bit of a baby. if you look close you might recognize somebody we love here on the show, the manchild that is stewart edge. >> it is. he's back. in fact, he was inspired to do this viral video by another one he did in 2014. remember the baby who freaked people out, a promotional thing. he decided, no, i'll do a nice one, an angel baby. teamed up with a local flower shop to surprise people but give

everybody a bunch of flowers. >> i love this. >> some people are somewhat surprised. other people just jumped. >> looks like this bunch are going to prom or something. a bunch of nice dresses and suits, then lots of screams. >> perfect snapchatable opportunity, too. >> is there a real baby in here? >> she had obviously been around the town. >> i knew it was a trick. >> the kind of thing, happy, fun, even if the young lady gets a high-five from the mutant baby. >> that's cute. >> that's stewart. >> thanks for hanging with us today. we'll see y

arrested this 10-year-old autistic boy at his school in florida and what he did that triggered felony charges. why the internet is apparently going nuts over the first look photos of season

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stunning images after a drone battery explodes in massachusetts. it was charging on a pool table. the family was sleeping. but was alerted once the smoke alarm went off. that explosion also captured on surveillance video. a bright flashlighting up the street. the homeowner says he is grateful the family was home, otherwise their home would have been destroyed. there is growing outcry this morning over a piece of video that surfaced recently from florida. a 10-year-old boy with autism, arrested, hand cuffed, all at his school. >> it was all caught on cell phone video by his own mother. abc's clayton sandell has the story. >> reporter: this is 10-year-old john benjamin haygood at school. >> you have the same results as an adult. >> reporter: his mother who says her son has autism, recording a

deputy arrested him for being accused felon. >> i don't want to be touched. >> does he need to be told? >> he doesn't have to be told. >> i don't want to be touched. >> not even an adult has a right to be told when they're arrested why. >> this is so dumb, mama. >> reporter: deputies say they arrested haygood here, had a warrant for his allegedly assaulting his teacher. kicking, scratching, punching him in october. >> i don't know. >> he has autism. he is scared to death. he is 10 years old. >> reporter: he has been out of school and learning at home since october. but was arrested a few days ago when he came back to school to take a test. >> it was because of his autism that spurred this incident. and he was arrested for that. unfortunately, instead of treating or accommodating we arrest. because we don't know what else to do. >> reporter: police say they told john's mother about the warrant before they arrested him. she says she thought those charges had long been dropped. but now she says, she is hiring lawyers to fight those charges. clayton sandell, abc news, denver. when we come back, the big

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♪ skinny ♪ so skinny time now for "the skinny" starting with the big headline for fans of the "x-files." >> there are a lot of them. just over a year after the brief, but wildly successful return of the sci-fi conspiracy series. fox announced it is bringing the show back for next year's broadcast season. >> okay, so another limited revival. just ten new episodes. but stars david duchovney and jillian andersen both on board to reprise their roles as mulder and scully and creator/executive producer chris carter signed on as well. >> right. whole gang.

last year's limited revival catapulting it to number three show behind "empire" and "big bang theory." the numbers might be a little skewed. >> because one of the episodes came after the super bowl. >> lead-in audience this big. still, so many people excited. >> yes, should have like prefaced this skinny here, nerd alert city. >> right. i raise my hand. >> yeah. >> anyway. >> we move on. >> yeah, yes, it is. it is. >> you could argue another nerd alert. hbo releasing. >> 15 first-look photos. don't tell me what happens. >> i know. >> you mean john snow is back and dressed in some sort of foxy outfit? >> these photos showing everything from cecre on the iron throne with jamie at her side. >> no. >> they're telling us everything. >> to, i don't know, pronouncing

that. let her do it. let it go. and they make landfall, sorry, i am not watching, but i guess i am going to have to start. >> deneres, she is great. loving it. and if assumptions about the photo are correct, after life in exile, deneres has finally made it back to westeres. back in the castle that once belonged to her family. see, you guys. you guys, tell about -- what's going on. >> hbo is apparently -- >> where are the dragons? >> hbo apparently releasing the foes to help us. yes, kendis, it might be too much help. we are supposed to forget that massive melting ice fail last month. >> yeah, that revealed the premiere date which you see it right there. july 16th. be there or, actually, don't have a date that night. next to a real-life house that is slipping away from another celebrity family. >> the foreclosed upstate new

york home of actor stephen baldwin, has been auctioned off for only 100 bucks. how does that work? >> how did i miss that. >> court documents, show the property was bought back by the bank. baldwin bought it the 3,000 square foot house back in 2000 for $800,000. but he stopped making his $7,000 a month mortgage payments more than six years ago. >> wow. it takes six years. >> wow. on the hook for more than $1.1 million. he claims the bank wrongfully defaulted against him and didn't act in good faith to negotiate a settlement. all right. finally, some glad tidings this morning for a couple who could soon become known as the first couple of professional wrestling. >> former ufc champ, and, olympic bronze medalist, ronda rousey revealed she and her boyfriend of two years, travis brown are getting married. tmz, reports, brown popped the

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and never go to the post office again. ♪ ♪ ♪ we're closing out another week of difficult news headlines from another terror attack in france to -- cold-blooded killings here at home. >> been a really busy week. here now is our weekly friday rewind. >> we are going to start with search for a suspected killer believed to have posted video of the crime on facebook. >> she is the reason why this is about to happen to you. >> overnight the focus of a manhunt shifted. >> five states on alert. >> fbi and cleveland police on a desperate manhunt. >> stephens used handgun to take his own life. >> the suspect now dead from a gunshot wound to his head after leading authorities on a tense manhunt since easter sunday.

>> aaron hernandez found dead in his jail cell, a few hours ago. former patriots star convicted of murder apparently hanged himself. >> getting reports of multiple gunshots incidents in the downtown area. >> police are saying this was a hate crime, solely based on race. three people shot and killed in just minutes. 16 shots in multiple locations. >> a terror attack in one of the most famous tourist spots in the world. gunshots on the champs-elysees. >> strong words from the vice president in seoul. warning north korea. >> north korea would do well not to test his resolve. today the ax just fell after multiple accusations of sexual and now racial discrimination. 67-year-old o'reilly, the pioneer of opinion-led commentary on cable news is gone. >> prince harry revealing he went into therapy. >> losing my mum at age of 12 and there shutting down all my emotions for the last 20 years has had a quite serious effect. >> in a way being an example to those suffering in silence. very powerful. >> abc's adrianne bankart attended journalism school for

this moment. >> this morning the wait is over. >> it's happening. >> a million people around the world watched live as april the giraffe gave birth and it is a boy. >> mom had perfect delivery. perfect birthing. >> look at this easter. this is true. that's the expression americans have had for about 100 days now. >> what? >> notice what she has to do in the middle of the national anthem. ♪ put your hand up. he, he, he, put your, do it! do it. do it, you are the president. you are the president. >> that was kind of an endearing moment though. >> it was. it was. we don't see a lot of that. that was good. >> yes, absolutely. that's the news for this half-hour. earth day tomorrow. celebrate as you would. >> right. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now." informing insomniacs for two decades.

good morning. i'm gloria riviera in for diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. here are some of the top headlines following this friday morning on "world news now." investigators have been carrying out raids overnight in and around paris. looking for anyone who may have links to that deadly attack on the champs-elysees. three police officers injured after a wild shootout in downtown seattle. the officers exchanged gunfire with the suspect after a robbery. one suspect is dead. two others are in police custody. >> president trump hoping for a breakthrough with the health care bill. saying there is a good chance the house can approve a revised plan by next week. but republican lawmakers are skeptical about getting enough support. at least so quickly. and fox news is facing fresh fallout over news of a reported $25 million golden

parachute severance package for bill o'reilly amid mounting sexual harassment allegations against its ousted host. those are some of the top stories on friday, april 21st. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." we do say good morning. we'll start the half-hour with breaking news here in the states. arkansas executing its first inmate in 12 years with the help of the supreme court. >> lidell lee was just executed before midnight as his death warrant was about to expire. the justices intervened after a flurry of legal challenges over a lethal injection drug. >> abc's danya bachus with more. >> reporter: an arkansas inmate put to death. >> earlier this afternoon. lidell lee received as his last meal request, communion. >> reporter: attorneys making one last push to save his life. filing a civil rights lawsuit to prove his innocence but to no avail. >> these are lawsuits being

filed, are, in a sense, to delay the executions, the lawful executions of these individuals who have been convicted by juries. of absolutely heinous crimes. >> reporter: lidell lee's execution was on hold due to a temporary restraining order on one of the drugs. the medical supplier, claimed the state purchased the drug last year under false pretenses without saying it would be used in executions. lee is just one of eight inmates scheduled to be put to death in arkansas this month. >> the death penalty is on its way out. >> reporter: state officials actually expedited the time line because another one of the lethal injection drugs is set to expire at the end of april. the back and forth legal battle now ending with lee's death. as those other death row inmates wait to learn their fate. this is the first time in 12 years an inmate has been executed in arkansas. danya bacchus, abc news, los angeles. >> danya, thank you for the

breaking news update there. now to paris where the city remains on high alert and security forces still on the streets this morning after the deadly attack on the champs-elysees. >> the gunman opened fire with an automatic weapon sending people scrambling to safety. the shooter targeted police, killing one officer. before security forces shot and killed him. >> now investigators are looking for others who may have helped the attacker. who isis is claiming is one of their own. abc's kenneth moton with the latest. >> reporter: the iconic, champs-elysees, in paris on lockdown. one of the most beautiful streets in the world, the scene of a terror attack on police. at 9:00 p.m., a car pulled up next to a police vehicle. a gunman armed with military style weapon. jumped out and opened fire. one officer killed. another wounded. a bystander hit.

the suspect firing as he ran away. but he was shot and killed in an exchange of gunfire. this man was there. he says the gunman could have killed more innocent people. but he only targeted the policemen. a somber french president, hollande says all signs point to terrorism. isis claiming responsibility on line. police swarmed the thoroughfare usually packed with tourists. >> you have to stay back, please! >> reporter: officers and snipers secured the area. people ordered to keep their hands up. acts of terrorism plaguing france, the country was already under a state of emergency. the latest attack coming days before the first round of france's bitterly contested presidential election. counterterrorism the big issue. president trump weighed in from the white house. >> first of all our condolences from our country the people of france. it looks like another terrorist attack. and -- what can you say? it just never ends. we have to be strong. we have to be vigilant. >> as the the white house monitors the situation, france says it will be vigilant to make

sure the presidential election is not impacted. kenneth moton, abc news, washington. >> the latest from france later this morning in a live report on "good morning america," but we are going to turn our focus now to north korea. and its nuclear arsenal. the chinese military is drawing new attention. officials say china has put some of its bombers on high alert. and it is not clear if they're preparing to react to a situation that, might come up with north korea, or, just getting ready for military exercises. now, just yesterday, the north threatened to reduce south crea and the u.s. to ashes. president trump expressed confidence about china's role in resolving this crisis. >> i can say that -- all of the pundits out there are saying they never have seen china work like they're work right now. some very unusual moves have been made over the last two, three hours. i really have confidence that -- that the president will try very hard. we don't know whether or not

they're able to do nat, but i have absolute confidence that he will be trying very, very hard. >> referring to the president of china there. in the meantime the white house is sending a message that the u.s. interests in asia, extend far beyond the korean peninsula and china. vice president mike pence made a stop in indonesia during his ten-day asian tour. looking to reaffirm the importance of what he says is strategic partnership with world's most populous muslim country. a 15-year-old tennessee girl will be reunited with her grateful family today. more than a month after police say she was kidnapped by her 50-year-old former teacher. police tracked down the pair after a nationwide manhunt. living in a cabin in a remote part of northern california. they say the girl was physically okay, but they're concerned about her mental and emotional health. her former teacher, tad cummins is in custody facing a slew of federal charges and many years in prison. fans will not be hearing any new music from prince today. the first anniversary of his

death. of a judge blocked release of six new songs from the music legend. the music was set for release. prince's estate sued to block the release. streaming services and retailers, pulled the preorder option for the ep. but a single deliverance, available, not on streaming services. prince died from an accidental drug overdose. a gym owner in australia is certainly laid back. she figured that a large hole in the ceiling was -- just made by a opossum. ignored it. two days later she learned the hole had been, massive snake that had, oh, my god. >> this means the snake had been in the building for two days sleeping off the big meal. opossum. snake video. moving on. >> moving on. officials in suburban boston are looking for a real-life run away bride. that's because someone found a wedding dress, look at him

there, officer showing it to us. that dress found on the side of the road this week. the mystery was it tossed out a car window during elopement, thrown away with pieces of a broken heart? or was somebody's fairy godmother clumsy. the size 4 gown is worth about $600. probably a lot more to a bride looking for it. >> wow. >> this has got to go back to its owner. somebody is going to be devastated. must have either fallen off the roof of a car or somebody threw it out the window of a car. >> maybe she is a fairy godmother. after all her name is goodwin. >> it gets better than that. because the the dress was found, there it is, bridle road. >> ah. >> so, in good condition too. someone is going to want that dress. >> or maybe, maybe it was just the start to the honeymoon early. >> something happened. someone needs to get to the bottom of that.

coming up, sarah palin's visit to the white house, famous rocker buddies with her there, posing in front of hillary clinton's portrait. later how to be married. one newlywed's journey that took her across the globe to find out what makes the perfect marriage. but, first, here's a look at today's temperatures. is there such a thing? >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by -- fisher investments. by -- fisher investments.

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the dash-cam video of a dramatic crash, actually meant as a lesson for drivers. texas police officer had stopped a truck when the car slammed into her patrol car and spun out of control. police released it to remind drivers to follow the move over law. lucky there. well the controversy at the university of california, berkeley, is growing. the school now offering to reschedule ann coulter's speech for following week. she is saying no. there are no classes that week. she is not available anyway. and two young republican groups are threatening to sue the university administration if the speech isn't allowed to pre seed as originally planned. hospitalized former president, george bush, got a high-ranking visitor. another former president, his son of course.

the 92-year-old, former president, tweeted a photo of the two calling it a big morale boost. adding, quote, no father has been more blessed or prouder. the 41st president is recovering in a houston hospital from a mild case of pneumonia. hillary clinton was back in the spotlight last night with a warning for the lgbt community. she told a group at a fund-raising dinner that president trump could roll back the gains made by the community. the former presidential candidate was honored with the trailblazer award from the center, an advocacy group. clinton urged them to keep fighting. >> the progress that we fought for, that many of you were on the front lines of, and that we have celebrated and maybe even taken for granted, may not be as secure as we once expected. >> clinton also took the trump administration to task for not

doing more about chechnya. there have been numerous reports of gay and bisexual men being taken into custody. some famous faces at the white house last night with president trump playing host. >> the president invited sarah palin over for dinner and she brought star power, ted nugent and kid rock. the three guests got a personal tour and also posed for this photo. right in front of -- hillary clinton's official white house portrait. all right. coming up, the secret to a successful marriage. >> yep, we will be talking to one newlywed who traveled around the world to map out her own path to marital bliss. you're watching "world news now."

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♪ go together like a horse and carriage ♪ ♪ i tell you >> couple on top there. >> very cute. as any married couple will tell you. love and marriage aren't easy, as easy to achieve as that song might lead you to believe. >> yes. in fact, marriage is the leading cause of divorce. so, one woman went searching to find out what is the key to a happy marriage. abc's correspondent sat down with her. >> reporter: thank, you two. when the author got engaged, she says she had no idea how to be married. so she set off to 12 countries in 12 months often with her new husband by her side to crowd source marriage advice from men and women around the world. i am here with jo, a friend of mine, fellow newlywed. welcome. i am seven months into my marriage. you are a little over a year married. you call the first year the wet cement year. why is this time so critical? >> marriage experts say that --

the first year of marriage is most important. the time when we are setting our habits. setting our patterns. and figuring out how to live. with people together. it is actually the most critical time to make sure that, not that you have a long marriage but that you have a happy marriage. >> you want to 12 countries, spoke to hundreds on, polygamy in kenya, open marriage in france, marital equality in sweden. of all the countries you visited, which country gave you advice that was the most counterintuitive, surprising. >> i have to say the polygamist tribes in africa, blew everyone else out of the water. and what they taught us is that in the states, so often, we go off on these tribes of two. just the two of us. thinking it is us against the world. and the fact of the matter is we need a community. we need people to support us. to bolster us. on the other side of it, you have these very fancy french

women counseling me to be my husband's mistress. and to really think about the two of us in a new way. make sure that you choose him, and you choose an adventure in your marriage every single day. >> i love the chapter with the french women. they're sort of surprising. and it is interesting because they're extremely independent. how does an i think sometimes we worry about being feminists but also being independent. how do you, how does an independent woman get married and spend her whole life with a man? >> the best advice that i got is that when you get married you don't become one. it's complete bs to think that you become one person. you have to stay independent. you have to travel on your own. the french told me that you should sleep one night a week without your spouse to make them miss you. to make them remember how good it is when you are there. >> just in another room? >> in another room. spend the night on a business trip. travel alone. so that you can come back to the marriage with exciting interesting things to say. and i think one of the thing that i learned from all of the cultures is the thing that kills a marriage is boredom. we can choose to be bored or we

can choose to actually make marriage a really fun adventure. >> on this adventure with nick, your new husband, where did you get the best advice, most applicable advice that you are putting into your life every day? >> every single day. so we met this crazy marriage therapist in the jungle of mexico. who gave us this really useful advice that -- every night before we go to bed, we actually talk to each other for five minutes. the other person can't talk. they just listen for five minutes. and, that's -- that's tough. >> really hard. but more about the listening than it is about the talking. it helped us get out all the things weird, strange, that we didn't know we wanted to talk about early on in our marriage. been great. doing it since the day after we got married. >> i love it. give us, not just, brides, grooms, newlyweds. anybody in a marriage. best five tips you learned on the journey? >> the french are serious that you should close the bathroom door. too many americans are not closing the bathroom door. it leads to again, board boredo

marriage. when you are too close with your spouse. sleep apart. at least one night a week. keep talking. talk about the things that are we're, strange and uncomfortable before they get weird, strange and uncomfortable. travel without your spouse. take care of yourself before you try to take care of another person. >> don't wear sweat pants. wear your lingerie. thank you. if you want to spice up your marriage, "how to be married" is available in book stores and on amazon now. back to you. >> that's why i'm single. i have been wearing my gray sweat pants. all day. thought that was a good move. >> listen, that is so well meaning. and i love a lot of it. but, talk to me when things get a little bit more complicated. >> talk to me, sister when you have been there a decade. >> right. right. >> after a year. >> yeah. >> the five minutes of talk at the end of the day. i'm asleep by the time my head hits the pillow. >> one tip, do not listen to beyonce's lemonade and expect to have a happy marriage.

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threats before. >> threats? i have to get us out of here before there is time left. trust me. it's all right. i am getting us out of here. >> so the critics they're not loving the promise. they are giving it only a 45% splat on rotten tomatoes. linda holmes writes -- it's a brutal war film but it returns over and over to its ultimately unsatisfying plot. now that is not a ticket to go see it. peter debruge notes -- this fictional love story is an epic bore. oops. >> sounds like it starts out slow and tapers off. what they're saying. next, brie larson returns to the big screen in action packed thriller set in the 1970s. she stars as a middleman, brokering a gun deal in a boston warehouse between the ira and gang of gun dealers. but during the hand-over the deal goes explosively and spectacularly wrong. >> leave without money?

and i'm sure you boys would like to -- [ gunfire ] [ bleep ]. >> go for the case. >> they're not going to shoot. >> sorry, sorry. you little [ bleep ]. >> ah. >> so, free fire is getting mixed reviews. from the critics giving it a 69% rating on rotten tomatoes. steven dalton writes -- for all its stellar talent, "free fire" is a scattershot exercise in genre -- and jeffrey andersen writes -- >> that's rough. that's the news for this half-hour. >> so what are you going to go see? >> of the two, i like brie larson. >> yeah, agree. of the two, fate of the furious. agree. of the two, fate of the furious.

this morning on "world news now" -- the overnight terror raids in france. >> police are on the hunt following the deadly attack at one of the busiest tourist destinations in the world. people at cafes sent scrambling for cover as gunshots rang out. we'll have the latest on at take claimed by isis. the teacher accused of kidnapping his former student, now under arrest after multistate and week's long manhunt. how they were discovered thousands of miles from home. and surveillance video shows the police officer accidentally shooting and killing a woman at a community training event. the officer firing during a drill posed as a bad guy. why the video is just now being released. and it may be a dream to some, but for baristas, the new unicorn frappuccino is a nightmare.

one barista viral as purists everywhere express their outrage. we'll have starbucks response. to the backlash on this friday, april 21st. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." everybody say good morning, on this friday. start overseas this half-hour. in france. where investigators are swarming the streets of paris, and at least one suburb this morning. >> they're looking for possible accomplices behind the deadly attack that isis claims was carried out by one of its own. police have not released the gunman's name but valuable information inside his car. overnight, investigators said several raids are being carried out in connection with the attack. >> the shooter opened fire along the busy champs-elysees, sending people diving for cover. the scene inside one restaurant there. after killing one officer, the attacker took off on foot until security forces caught up and gunned him town.

abc's terry moran. >> reporter: one of the most beautiful streets in all the world the iconic champs-elysees on lockdown latest target of terror. after 9:00 p.m. a car pull up next to a police vehicle. a gunman armed with a military style weapon gets out, opens fire. this video shot from across the street, appears to show the chaos at the time of the shooting. one police officer killed. two others wounded. and a bystander hit. this man, says he saw it all. he came out and started shooting he says. but he could have shot us on the pavement and killed more people, with spray of shots. he targeted the policeman. i heard six gunshots. sirens blaring, police and emergency vehicles swarm the wide avenue usually packed with tourists now a scene of panic. >> you have to stay back, please. >> reporter: as the area is secured, many accustomed to the orders, ordered to keep their hands up.

no one knew if another attacker was on the loose. within two hours came the claim, boast of responsibility by isis. this attack three days before the first round of presidential elections in france, bitterly contested. one of the leading candidates. in a tv interview, when news came of the attack on the champ elysees. president hollande, somber, seen so many attacks during his tenure speaking to the nation. >> translator: we shall be up most vigilant in relation to the election he said. >> reporter: and president trump in washington weighing in shortly after the shooting. >> our condolences from our country to the people of france. again, it is happening it seems. >> that claim of responsibility by isis, if true, coming so quickly, could suggest that this is an attack that was planned and directed by isis. not just inspired, not just another wannabe. we have seen that before in france and coming now, it could well be an attempt by isis to

shape the presidential election there. terry moran, abc news, london. >> lot of people watching that election this weekend there in france. now president trump is expressing confidence that a revised republican bill to repeal and replace obamacare may be approved next week. before his first 100 days in office. leaders of the conservative house freedom caucus and moderates have brokered a deal aimed at giving states more flexibility to opt out of obamacare provisions. after their attempt to overhaul health care last month. many republicans are still skeptical they'll have enough votes to pass a new measure. the justice department is considering charges against wikileaks founder julian assange for revealing government secrets. the obama administration declined to seek charges, but "the washington post" says federal prosecutors may now go after assange on everything from conspiracy to theft of government property. just last month, wikileaks released thousand of documents appeared to unveil cia

cyberespionage tools. attorney general jeff sessions, said his arrest is a priority as they crack down on leaks. >> whenever a case can be made, we will seek to put some people in jail. >> he remains holed up in the ecuador embassy in london. more explosive words from north korea threatening, quoting, super mighty preemptive strike that would reduce south korea and the u.s. to ashes. after the warning, president trump praised china's efforts to rein in the regime in pyongyang. saying he believes president xi jiaping will try very hard to pressure north korea over its nuclear pro gloom. meanwhile, officials say china has put some of its bombers on high alert, but it is not clear if they're repairing to react to a situation with north korea or getting ready for military exercises. the nightmare is over this morning for the family of a

tennessee teenager. who will be coming home after a six-week nationwide manhunt. the 15-year-old girl is safe and physically unharmed. the 50-year-old former teacher, accused of kidnapping her is in custody. the pair was found in a remote area of northern california. thanks to a tip from a concerned citizen. abc erielle reshef has the details. >> reporter: agonizing ordeal coming to a close. >> so many people in this community. so many people outside of community. outside of the state have been vigilant and praying. >> reporter: 15-year-old elizabeth thomas found alive and safe in a residence in a remote area in northern most county of california. >> all we know is that she is apparently healthy and unharmed. >> reporter: her alleged captor. 50-year-old tad cummins now in custody. >> authorities insist, in the county, followed up on a tip and found elizabeth and arrested tad cummins. >> reporter: thursday morning deputies locating the car in which thomas and cummins had been traveling. then discovering the pair in a

cabin in ceiciville. thomas the subject of a nationwide amber alert since march 14. she and cummins spotted in oklahoma two days later. cummins accused of having an inappropriate relationship with the teen, kidnapping her, leading law enforcement on a cross-country manhunt. in an exclusive interview with abc news, cummins' wife who filed for divorce said cummins had been spending time with the teen in their home prior to their disappearance. >> i think he was mentoring her. and maybe just one bad decision. started him off on a path he didn't mean to go on. >> reporter: thomas' family now anxiously awaiting her return. >> our focus has been and will continue to be on elizabeth. >> reporter: thomas is expected to be reunited with her family on friday. as for cummins, he remains in the county jail awaiting arraignment and extradition to tennessee. erielle reshef, abc news, new york. newly released surveillance

video shows fatal shooting of of a florida woman by ape police officer during what was a training course. mary nolton died taking part in a role playing exercise last year. officer cole played a armed suspect firing his personal gun several times at the 73-year-old. officials, officers rushed to help nolton after realizing she was shot with real bullets. he is appealing his termination. aaron hernandez's brain being donated to sports concussion researchers for study. that's after the massachusetts medical examiner ruled hernandez's death a suicide. the cause was asphyxia by hanging. investigators say they found three handwritten notes. next to a bible in hernandez's cell. there are still so many questions, swirling around the former nfl star, and convicted murderer's death. a new study is linking drinks with artificial sweeteners and damage to the brain.

researchers say people consuming diet soda on a daily basis were three times as likely to develop dementia and suffer a stroke. researchers aren't sure whether the beverages are the cause or if the people who consume diet drinks are already at risk for these problems. >> uh-oh. >> i know. we are in trouble. >> bad news. >> bad news. don't judge my diet coke consumption. >> right on the side of the set there. >> yeah, we're in trouble. >> not good. speaking of sweet drinks. starbucks barista is finding the unicorn, we heard about that, well less than magical. >> new limited edition, frap chuno apparently complicated to make. popular. colorado springs' braiden burson says a great drink but too much when, he has got 20 drink orders all at once. >> he really, really, let loose on twitter. >> please don't get it! i have never made so many frapuccinos in my life. i have unicorn crap in my hair, in my nose.

if you love us, as baristas, don't order it! >> oh, boy. >> the unicorn crap. >> burson says he didn't think his tweet would go viral. starbucks says it has reached out to the 19-year-old to talk about how to make his experience better. >> the company also says the unicorn frap exceeded everyone's expectations except for his, i don't think. the good news for braiden, it is only available through sunday. braiden, just hang in there. hang in there. through sunday. >> my biggest problem about it. adrienne bankart posted, the calorie. the nutritional info. >> right where i went? i can tell you. 410 calories. >> uh-huh. >> 59 grams of sugar is that what we are talking about? >> little off. little off. >> 76 grams of sugar. >> worse. >> worse.

and carbohydrates. >> 80 grams of carbs. >> no bueno. >> in 24-ouncer at least. >> yeah, yeah. you could get with skim milk. order a unicon frappuccino with skim milk. whole lot of whip cream. fox news fallout over the firing of bill o'reilly. the network moves forward without its long-time linchpin. we're learning about the golden parachute he is reportedly walking away with even as more sexual harassment allegations surface. later, the high school student who got way more than he bargained for during a trip to the little boy's room. remember, find us on facebook, wnnfans.com. >> and twitter @abcwnn. you are watching "world news now." ♪

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>> so that was the biggest hit for '70s soul singer cuba gooding sr. found dead in a car in los angeles yesterday afternoon. the father of oscar winning actor cuba gooding jr. and lead singer for that r & b group, the main ingredient. police say they found alcohol containers and drug paraphernalia in the silver jaguar. not sure whether gooding died of an overdose or natural causes. he would have turned 73 next week. >> such a loss. >> yeah. turning now to what is shaping up to be a major payout for bill o'reilly. after being terminated from his own flagship broadcast at fox news. >> so reportedly he is walking away with a $25 million severance package. amid, of course, mounting claims of sexual harassment. >> reporter: "the factor" minus o'reilly. it is the end of an era here at fox news channel.

as we mentioned earlier, bill o'reilly is leaving this chair and this network after more than 20 years. >> reporter: the host of cable's most popular show, leaving the network with a reported $25 million golden parachute. a severance nearly double the and fox have paid over 15 years to settle five claims against o'reilly for inappropriate behavior including sexual harassment. the second big payout at fox news since last summer after roger ailes walked away with $40 million following claims of sexual harassment. allegations o'reilly and ailes both deny. >> hey, hey, bill o'reilly's got to go. >> reporter: the company caving to protests and advertiser revolt. network executives reportedly worried as more accusers come forward. >> i was getting off the elevator. he said, looking good there, girl. and the hairs rose on the back of my neck.

because -- i knew the grunting and groaning was going on. >> reporter: people like perquita burgess sharing her story publicly for the first time on "the view." >> i am sitting there, minding my business. he walks past, said, hey, hot chocolate. he didn't look at me when he said it. i didn't respond. i was mortified. >> reporter: ratings for o'reilly climbing since the scandal broke. his departure a new test for the fox brand. >> not only are you going to lose your ratings king, but you could also alienate some of his followers. and fans. who will say, i'm not going back. >> reporter: on the fox news facebook page thousands of loyal fans sounding off. one woman writing, fox, you're getting ready to lose millions of viewers. when you fired bill o'reilly, you made a huge mistake.

bill o'reilly's attorney telling us they're not commenting on this latest accusers story, originally when perquita came forward with her story anonymously they called her claims outrageous. rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. coming up, one boy's emotional appeal and his prayers answered. >> literally. he goes to church. and asked for something very important. we'll tell you what happened ened next. that's why you'll stay in this drawer forever. i can't live without you, and that's why i'll never ever wash you. protect your clothes from stretching, fading and fuzz with downy fabric conditioner. fading and fuzz with downy fabric conditioner. it smooths and strengthens fibers to protect clothes from the damage of the wash. so your favorite clothes stay your favorite clothes. downy fabric conditioner. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations.

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church, where he begged for someone there to adopt him. >> i just said, like, i know god hasn't given up. i'm not either. >> reporter: i'll take anyone. old, young, dad, mom, black, white, purple. i don't care. well he is celebrating two years with his forever family. the social worker who drove him to the church that sunday, and is seen here adjusting his tie, was listening with her heart. >> i think that is a human's right to be loved and wanted. >> reporter: connie is now his mother. he has a sister in college. another at home. and a brother too who came from his same group home. >> i feel safe and i feel like, you know, i just have people who care about me. >> reporter: this has been a long road for both mother and son, but now there is the end of high school and graduation to celebrate, summer vacations and a beautiful grandmother and a new last name. >> we're a family. so our journey is, really just beginning. we all love each other. and i wouldn't give my family up for anyone. >> it is a beautiful family. >> it is a beautiful family. so sweet. i love that it started asking for help. >> simple as that.

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breaking news this morning. on "world news now" -- after more than a decade, arkansas' executioner goes back to work overnight. the state plans to move forward with the execution of more men before the end of the month. could republicans be gearing up for a battle over health care? president trump is optimistic about it. after the last bill stalled out what may be different this time around. new this half hour, police body cam video of an officer ambushed. >> you'll see the suspect trying to lead the officer the wrong way before turning and pulling out his weapon. what happened next? and the truth is apparently still out there. the big news, we are hearing this morning, about "the x-files" and a return of

america's most loved fbi agent, mulder and scully. we'll have the complete report. filed for your review ahead in "the skinny." it is friday, april 21st. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." good morning to you. on this friday. start this half-hour with the breaking news, coming out of the south, specifically arkansas. the state carrying out its first execution in more than a decade. actually, ignored a lot of criticism for its plan to carry out several executions by the end of the month all. he was executed at 11:56 four minutes before his death warrant was due to expire. the supreme court justices allowed the state to use a lethal injection drug, barred by a lower court ruling. >> arkansas faced a string of court challenges over its plans to execute eight men over the course of 11 days. the time span driven by the april 30th expiration date on one of the drugs used in the lethal cocktail.

lee was 51 years old on death row for more than 20 years for the murder of his neighbor. but he maintained his innocence till the end. and also this morning, a grateful tennessee parents will be reunited later today with their 15-year-old daughter, who has been rescued after more than a month away from home. >> the girl's 50-year-old former teacher accused of kidnapping her in mid march. two days later surveillance cameras captured images of the fair at a wal-mart in oklahoma city. that was the last time they were seen until yesterday. >> police actually tracked the pair down, living in a cabin, in a remote area of northern california. that's all thanks to a local resident who recognized them and called police. >> he kidnapped a girl. i don't know the whole situation. maybe she went willingly or something, but it was, like an amber alert. >> investigators say they found two loaded handguns in the cabin. the former teacher is now in custody. >> police say the girl was physically unharmed, and on her

way home. abc's kenya wentworth has more. >> reporter: the agonizing nationwide manhunt for the teacher and his student is finally over. police say, they zeroed in on 50-year-old tad cummins acting on a tip from a man who spotted his vehicle at a cabin in a remote part of northern california. more than 2,000 miles from where the two initially disappeared. police apprehending cummins after staking out the location for hours. saying 15-year-old elizabeth thomas soon will be reuniting with her family. >> all we know is she is apparently healthy and unharmed. knowing that how is she emotionally and mentally. the two disappearing six weeks ago. cummins suspended from his school after being investigated for an inappropriate relationship with the high school freshman. in an exclusive interview with abc news cummin's wife who has filed for divorce, told us that tad had been helping elizabeth. and the teen had been spending

time at their home, prior to her disappearance. >> i think he was mentoring her and, maybe just one bad decision, started him off on a path he didn't mean to go on. >> reporter: the pair spotted just two days after their disappearance hundreds of miles from home in oklahoma city. surveillance cameras catching them in wal-mart. the last confirmed sighting of the two. >> it only takes one tip. this is yet another example of the value of the public helping us to rescue a kidnapping victim. >> reporter: cummins faces state and federal charges including taking a minor across state lines to have sex. that carries a mandatory minimum prison sentence of 10 years if convicted. kenya wentworth, abc news, willows, california. police in paris are searching the city and at least one suburb for the potential accomplices in the deadly attack on the champs-elysees. >> a gunman opened fire taking aim at a police vehicle, killing one officer injuring three other

people. he then took off running until security forces tracked him down and then shot and killed him. president trump back here in the u.s. condemning the attack, isis claiming responsibility. >> it is a very, very terrible thing that is going on in the world today. but it looks like another terrorist attack and -- and -- what can you say? just never ends. we have to be strong and we have to be vigilant. >> police have identified the gunman saying, he has a criminal record. and president trump is striking an optimistic tone about the latest push to repeal and replace obamacare. >> but the republican lawmakers scrambling to reach a deal not nearly as confident they will get enough votes before the president's first 100 days are up. abc's josh haskel joins us with the latest. good morning, josh. >> good morning, guys. >> the question on health care continues to be whether the factions in the republican party can overcome their disagreements.

on thursday it sure seemed president trump thinks they can. one month after the gop pulled their health care bill, new signs that an amendment to the bill could please conservative and moderate republicans. >> we have a good chance of getting it soon. >> reporter: the proposal would restore obama's requirement that insures prescription drugs, maternity care and mental health services. in an effort to please conservatives, states would be allowed to obtain waivers to abandon the requirement. obamacare prevents insurers from charging sick higher premiums than healthy consumers. additional waivers would allow states to opt out of this. >> we'll see what happens. but this is a great bill, a great plan. and, this will be great health care. it's -- evolving. >> reporter: the trump administration is desperate for a legislative victory on health care. as the 100 day mark of their administration approaches. >> there is no give-up. we started. remember, it took obamacare 17

months. i have really been negotiating this for two months maybe less than that. >> reporter: congress returns tuesday, republicans have been quietly negotiating during the spring recess. although the amendment may gain some votes this time around, the amendment could turn some lawmakers away. representative dan donovan of new york told associated press, he remains a no vote. partly because the legislation would increase medicaid costs for his constituents. every time they move the scrimmage line, you risk losing other people who were yes, but this changes them to a no. house republicans have a conference call scheduled for saturday where members will be briefed on the latest health care developments. but, let's not forget that congress only has one week to avert a government shutdown. that will likely take priority over health care. >> does it seem like they're making any progress with that at all at this point? >> government shutdown. a lot of questions, actually, president trump was asked about that today. going to be the government

shutdown. health care. he said both. so -- get your seatbelts on, because next week. >> yeah. >> next week definitely something. >> thank you, josh. >> thank you for joining us. we are going to turn now to the troubling situation that played out in downtown seattle as police exchanged gunfire with a robbery suspect. three police officers were injured, during the shootout. and one suspect is dead after a convenience store robbery. it is unclear if the suspect died from police gunfire however. >> the officers are expected to survive their injuries. two other suspects are in police custody. and in georgia, chilling video of the moment before a suspect pulls out a gun and shoots an officer. sergeant jeff scott was responding to a domestic dispute, the suspect ran into a wooded area behind a house. once confronted he pulled out a gun and fired at the officer. the suspect was shot three times and remains hospitalized. the officer is okay. the entire incident was captured on the officer's body camera. so who says new york giants quarterback eli manning doesn't

get emotional? he is angry. he says, at accusations that he knowingly conspired to defraud memorabilia collectors. a civil racketeering lawsuit charges that he and the team, conspired to sell equipment that was not used in games, while claiming that it was. plays is one thing but he definitely takes this personally. >> i have done nothing wrong. i have nothing to hide. and i know that when this is all done, everybody will see it the same way. again -- >> choking up a little bit there. the lawsuit first filed three years ago. but a new filing this week includes e-mails that manning says were, taken out of context. well from football now to golf. it seems as if tiger woods' 2017 golf season is in doubt. the pro golfer has just had surgery on his back for a fourth time. the 14-time major champion says he is optimistic it will relieve his back spasms and pain. no word on a return.

but he will likely miss the rest of the major championships this year. a doctor who didn't treat woods says, recovery for that type of surgery, typically takes six months. >> that is tough. some nuns in california are on a mission for marijuana. the sisters of the valley the while they may wear habits, it is not an order of any church. in fact the sisters are against religion. the sisters are on a mission to heal and empower women with their cannabis balms and ointment. their customers are true believers. >> i bet they are. they are believers in something. still on our 420 tip, i guess. >> there is a little hangover from it. >> uh-huh. coming up, the controversial new video angering so many parents this morning. why police handcuffed and arrested this 10-year-old autistic boy at his school in florida and what he did that triggered felony charges. why the internet is apparently going nuts over the first look photos of season

seven of "game of thrones." we will have that story ahead in "the skinny." first, here is a look at today's forecast. ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by -- mypillow.

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stunning images after a stunning images after a drone battery explodes in massachusetts. it was charging on a pool table. the family was sleeping. but was alerted once the smoke alarm went off. that explosion also captured on surveillance video. a bright flash lighting up the street. the homeowner says he is grateful the family was home, otherwise their home would have been destroyed. there is growing outcry this morning over a piece of video that surfaced recently from florida. a 10-year-old boy with autism, arrested, hand cuffed, all at his school. >> it was all caught on cell phone video by his own mother. abc's clayton sandell has the story. >> reporter: this is 10-year-old john benjamin haygood at school. >> you have the same results as an adult. >> reporter: his mother who says her son has autism, recording a deputy arrested him for being accused felon.

>> i don't want to be touched. >> does he need to be told? >> he doesn't have to be told. >> i don't want to be touched. >> not even an adult has a right to be told when they're arrested why. >> this is so dumb, mama. >> reporter: deputies say they arrested haygood because he had a warrant for his allegedly assaulting his teacher. kicking, scratching, punching him in october. >> i don't know. >> he has autism. he is scared to death. he is 10 years old. >> reporter: he has been out of school and learning at home since october. but was arrested a few days ago when he came back to school to take a test. >> it was because of his autism that spurred this incident. and he was arrested for that. unfortunately, instead of treating or accommodating we arrest. because we don't know what else to do. >> reporter: police say they told john's mother about the warrant before they arrested him.

she says she thought those charges had long been dropped. but now she says, she is hiring lawyers to fight those charges. clayton sandell, abc news, denver. when we come back, the big news for fans of the "x-files." what's got "game of thrones" fans excited this morning. "the skinny" is next. fans excited this morning. "the skinny" is next. how your clothes smell can say at lot about you. that's why new downy protect and refresh conditions fibers to lock out odors. so clothing odors don't do the talking for you. lock out odors with new downy protect and refresh.

♪ skinny ♪ so skinny time now for "the skinny" starting with the big headline for fans of the "x-files." >> there are a lot of them. just over a year after the brief, but wildly successful return of the sci-fi conspiracy series. fox announced it is bringing the show back for next year's broadcast season. >> okay, so another limited revival. just ten new episodes. but stars david duchovney and jillian andersen both on board to reprise their roles as mulder and scully and creator/executive producer chris carter signed on

as well. >> right. whole gang. last year's limited revival catapulting it to number three show behind "empire" and "big bang theory." the numbers might be a little skewed. >> because one of the episodes came after the super bowl. >> lead-in audience this big. still, so many people excited. >> yes, should have like prefaced this skinny here, nerd alert city. >> right. i raise my hand. >> yeah. >> anyway. >> we move on. about "game of thrones." >> yeah, yes, it is. it is. >> you could argue another nerd alert. hbo releasing. >> 15 first-look photos. don't tell me what happens. >> i know. >> you mean john snow is back and dressed in some sort of foxy outfit? >> these photos showing everything from cecre on the iron throne with jamie at her side. >> no. >> they're telling us everything. >> to, i don't know, pronouncing

that. let her do it. let it go. and they make landfall, sorry, i am not watching, but i guess i am going to have to start. >> deneres, she is great. loving it. and if assumptions about the photo are correct, after life in exile, deneres has finally made it back to westeres. back in the castle that once belonged to her family. see, you guys. you guys, telling so much about -- what's going on. >> hbo is apparently -- >> where are the dragons? >> hbo apparently releasing the photos to help us. yes, kendis, it might be too much help. we are supposed to forget that massive melting ice fail last month. >> yeah, that revealed the premiere date which you see it right there. july 16th. be there or, actually, don't have a date that night. next to a real-life house that is slipping away from another celebrity family.

>> the foreclosed upstate new york home of actor stephen baldwin, has been auctioned off for only 100 bucks. how does that work? >> how did i miss that. court documents obtained by daily mail show the property was bought back by the bank. baldwin bought the 3,000 square foot house back in 2000 for $800,000. but he stopped making his $7,000 a month mortgage payments more than six years ago. >> wow. it takes six years. >> wow. on the hook for more than $1.1 million. he claims the bank wrongfully defaulted against him and didn't act in good faith to negotiate a settlement. all right. if you're a baldwin fan, you can have a house in your future. finally, some glad tidings this morning for a couple who could soon become known as the first couple of professional wrestling. >> former ufc champ, and, olympic bronze medalist, ronda rousey revealed she and her boyfriend of two years, travis brown are getting married. tmz, reports, brown popped the

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and never go to the post office again. ♪ we're closing out another week of difficult news headlines from another terror attack in france to -- cold-blooded killings here at home. >> been a really busy week. here now is our weekly friday rewind. >> we are going to start with search for a suspected killer believed to have posted video of the crime on facebook. >> she is the reason why this is about to happen to you. >> overnight the focus of a manhunt shifted. >> five states on alert. >> fbi and cleveland police on a desperate manhunt. >> stephens used handgun to take his own life. >> the suspect now dead from a gunshot wound to his head after leading authorities on a tense manhunt since easter sunday. >> aaron hernandez found dead in

his jail cell, a few hours ago. former patriots star convicted of murder apparently hanged himself. >> getting reports of multiple gunshots incidents in the downtown area. >> police are saying this was a hate crime, solely based on race. three people shot and killed in just minutes. 16 shots in multiple locations. >> a terror attack in one of the most famous tourist spots in the world. gunshots on the champs-elysees. >> strong words from the vice president today here in seoul. warning north korea. >> north korea would do well not to test his resolve. today the ax just fell after multiple accusations of sexual and now racial discrimination. 67-year-old o'reilly, the pioneer of opinion-led commentary on cable news is gone. >> prince harry revealing he went into therapy. >> losing my mum at age of 12 and therefore shutting down all my emotions for the last 20 years has had a quite serious effect. >> in a way being an example to those suffering in silence. very powerful. >> abc's adrianne bankart attended journalism school for

this moment. >> this morning the wait is over. >> it's happening. >> a million people around the world watched live as april the giraffe gave birth and it is a boy. >> mom had perfect delivery. perfect birthing. >> look at this easter. this is true. that's the expression americans have had for about 100 days now. >> what? >> notice what she has to do in the middle of the national anthem. ♪ put your hand up. he, he, he, put your, do it! do it. do it, you are the president. you are the president. >> that was kind of an endearing moment though. >> it was. it was. we don't see a lot of that. that was good. >> yes, absolutely. that's the news for this half-hour. earth day tomorrow. celebrate as you would. >> right. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now." informing insomniacs for two decades.

america this morning. making news in america this friday morning, breaking overnight, arkansas' first execution in more than a decade. the state putting a man to death after all his appeals were exhausted. the legal battles over plans for more executions. it's raging on. also breaking overnight raids in paris as the investigation of a deadly shooting rampage gets under way. isis claiming responsibility. the attack coming just days ahead of france's election. happening today family reunion bringing together a teenager who was kidnapped and taken on a cross-country odyssey. the small cabin where she was found and we'll hear from the man who called 911. and caught on camera, a close call on the side of the road. somebody you see here is very