is real. >> this is mine for real? >> yes. >> he's over the moon. >> it's a formula one racing team. this is a car you can buy built by a formula 1 racing team. >> in the neighborhood of $250,000 to $300,000. big jaw dropping. sounds like a beast. it's gorgeous. even gets up and down the street. everybody watching this video was waiting for that shoe to drop. saying ha-ha it's a prank. but it wasn't b. so people are like that's incredible. i cannot believe it. until a few days la ert. >> wait, what! >> oh! >> i feel really bad. >> honey, about that mclaren, i have something to tell you. >> i didn't really buy it. >> she drops the news on him she didn't buy the car. instead -- >> i rented it for a few days. >> so he totally bought into it. she had rented the car for about

four, five days. he was driving around making videos about it. >> wow. i'm, like, so scared right now. >> i know. you're laughing. jerry is not. >> no. you lie. think of all the lies you told me. >> he's so ticked off. >> oh, so when i prank you, you're mad. when you prank me -- >> you went too far though. you went too far. >> he's going to play the lady mind games. i'm going it to motivate you. >> no, it's payback. >> she said at least you got to drive it around a few days. think of it that way. thanks for watching. we'll see you on the next brand new episode of "rtm."

cbs late show host, stephen colbert responding to backlash over an offcolored joke he made about president trump monday night. >> follows criticism from trump supporters and members of the lgbt community calling the joke

disrespectful and homophobic. >> mr. trump, your presidency, i love your presidency. i call it disgrace the nation. you're not the potus, you are the blotus, the gluten with a button, a regular gorge washington, the presidunce, only only thing your mouth is good for is being vladamir putin's [ bleep ]. >> stephen colbert made that remark monday night after walking out of an interview with the cbs political director. when asked about unproven claims that then president obama wire tapped him and members of his campaign. >> last night, colbert used the show to respond but didn't go as far as an apology. take a look. >> folks, if you saw my monologue monday, you know i was a little upset with donald trump for insulting a friend of mine. at the end of the monologue i had a few choice insults for the president in return. i don't regret that. [ applause ]

i believe he can take care of himself. i have jokes, he has the launch codes. so -- fair fight. so, while i would do it again, i would change a few words that were cruder than they needed to be. now not going to repeat the phrase, just want to say for the record, life is short. and anyone who expresses their love for another person in their own way is to me an american hero. i think we can all agree on that. i hope even the president and i can agree on that. nothing else, but that. >> so the hash tag fire colbert trending. since that monday night monloeg. on the cover of "the new york post" yesterday. saying eye for an eye. it was pay back. that colbert exercising on the president. >> not the first time he faced backlash like this. he had a few instances on

colbert report, similar circumstance happened. he actually sort of enjoyed kind of the backlash. sort of thrived in it. so, seeing a response from him now. not quite an apology. him just saying, i will try to use better words next time. >> bottom line of all of this, all about ratings. a year ago, colbert's show almost on the brink of cancellation. brought in a new producer from cbs morning show. now gone with this new, would you say anti-trump monologue, and, and, sort of dialogue, and so, their numbers are up. now number one in the time slot. >> also unified some from the lgbt community and conservatives and republicans who are both finding comments inappropriate for very different reasons. >> yeah. when we and come back, what we are just finding out about how the queen uses technology. and we'll go inside a $56 million home. "the skinny" is next. can a toothpaste do everything well?

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♪ skinny so skinny ♪ >> all right. time now for your "skinny" on this may 4th. starting off with queen elizabeth. >> so, we should point out first of all we have been monitoring a situation taking place at buckingham palace reported emergency staff meeting. the ap reporting there is no cause for concern with that meeting. >> we'll keep an eye. however in the meantime. we are learning this morning, about a whole new side of the queen. >> she was born 91 years ago. before most household had electricity. or even indoor plumbing and bathrooms. don't let her age fool you, she is apparently no slouch when it comes to technology. >> "the daily mail" reports, not only does the queen have a smartphone, text, uses an ipad and keeps in touch with those closest to her via a private facebook account.

>> wow, she along with the rest of us are also annoyed by the people still poking you on facebook. so the royal mobile is kept fully charged at all times by her personal assistant. it is said to be among the most sophisticated in the world. encrypted like those used by the security services and reportedly impossible to be hacked into. >> the two people her majesty speaks to most frequently on the phone, daughter, prince ann, and racing manager, got to check on the horses. >> she loves the horses. >> surprised the guy who takes care of the corgies. >> great to have an assistant to makes sure my phone is charged at all times. >> oh, my god. >> my phone -- >> like most grandparents, great-grandparents when you need a quick assist with the technology, you just hand it over to your grandkids. like, please. please. >> tech support. who needs apple care when you have grandkids. >> wonder if she calls it google like my mom. >> does she?

>> just check of the google now. >> check of the google. what's up there. . next to another brit. david beckham turned 42. >> choice of birthday meal though, would probably, not fall under festive for many of us. this is a man worth nearly a half billion dollars, keep in mind. this is what he chose to eat on his birthday. >> posted a photo of his, shall we say very unglamorous dinner of choice. ham, fried egg, pineapple rings, potato wedges, mushy peas, baked beans, coleslaw, beans, greens, potatoes -- >> it does sound like that. individually, all these things are quite good. i don't really understand the combination of it all. >> the only person on the planet who would love this other than david beckham, tom brady. >> ah. >> don't you think. except for the pineapple.

>> can't eat that. >> beckham walked the dog, olive, and watched his former soccer team take on athlet co. >> didn't seem to have a little cake. >> carrot cake. >> that's the real birthday meal. made of cardboard. not a real cake. >> he didn't look happy. next to celebrity real estate. >> sting and his wife, trudy, has listed his manhattan apartment for $56 million. >> the whole thing is custom designed. 5,400 square feet. stretches two floors of 15 central park west often described as one of the world's most powerful addresses. >> we know this. the couple is hoping to more than double their investment. they paid just $27 million for it nine years ago. >> just $27 million. >> just. steal back then. >> the apartment decked out in white, pops of color. floor to ceiling views of central park and manhattan skyline. kitchen features two fridges,

four ovens, four ovens. and three dishwashers. and for relaxation, in addition to a sauna, steam room, 400 feet of terrace. >> now we are talking. >> actually tiny for a terrace. >> $56 million, just the sale price. comes with a $17,000 a month maintenance and tax bill. just a reminder. if you are thinking, i got this. keep that in mind. >> $17,000. maintenance. oh. >> frederick and kendis in there. >> to dance and try to get it sold. >> dance and get kicked out. finally, you may remember the over the top prom-posal last month asking emma stone to be his date. arizona teenager. >> jack re-created "lala land." >> he revealed the actress responded with a letter. gently turning him down. due to filming schedule overseas. >> she did send along a

but butteonniere for him and corsage for his backup date. >> both of whom were wearing their gifts before heading out to their big night.

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that may fourth sound quite like may the force. so, this whole thing came about. between fans. where they decided star wars day. >> fans have a lot to look forward to this year. the latest film comes out on december 15th, 225 days left until that. of course, 2019 for the final chapter. there are a lot of things happening in the meantime. >> right. >> people celebrate this holiday. by having movie marathons, they even make "star wars" recipes. >> what is in a "star wars" recipe? >> didn't know. looked it up. really cute cupcakes, with rolos. storm trooper marshmallows and so on. and of course, there is always toys. toys. >> u.s. bank tower. oh. my favorite thing ever. >> wondering where rheena went. >> she was that for halloween a little while ago.

also the day to stock up on "star wars" merchandise. gear is 15% off. including this, $550 black squadron helmet. we are assuming this is for adults. >> if not, they'll probably wear it anyway. glam up your kitchen with star wars dish ware. 25% off. >> a steal. take 20% off icup item. like this c3p0 apron. >> that i like. but i really want to know, how much to bring yoda home. yes, i do. >> you guys i think mine is broken. >> he is supposed to be holding a lightsaber. >> does it do anything? >> that would explain. >> where is the lightsaber? >> in his right hand. ♪ >> just thought we should

good morning on thursday. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. here are some of the top headlines on "world news now." fbi director james comey standing firmly by his actions stemming from inquiry into hillary clinton's e-mail. he told congress when it came time during the election he had to make a choice between really bad and catastrophic in terms of how much information to reveal. we have a full report coming up. two people were shot dead at a bar near dallas. police say a gunman argued with employee and shot and killed him. that's when an armed customer confronted the gunman, and shot him dead. authorities are investigating the possible motive. it it took nearly a week, but a fugitive on the run in maryland is now back in custody. david watson was captured hours ago. midway between baltimore and washington, d.c. authorities say he was hiding in a drainage pipe. speaking at a susan b.

anthony gala last night vice president mike pence said that once obamacare is revealed and replaced, the trump administration will "finally defund planned parenthood." some of our top stories on thursday, may 4th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." may the fourth be with all of you on this "star wars. day. >> exactly. prior to cinco de mayo. >> we'll start off with james comey offering no regrets about his actions some say tipped the outcome of the election. >> comey delivered an impassioned defense of how he handled the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. telling congress, he would make the same decision again. abc's pierre thomas with more. >> reporter: under the microscope since the election results came in. >> director comey were you comfortable in the role you played in the election sir? >> reporter: fbi director james

comey back in the hot seat. at issue that bombshell 11 days before the election. hillary clinton learning when the plane landed director comey reopened the e-mail investigation. the revelation dominating the front pages in the final week and a half. clinton in part blaming comey for her november loss. >> i was on the way to winning. election had been on october 27 i'd be your president. >> reporter: emotional comey in perhaps his most dramatic testimony as director explained why he went to congress about clinton's e-mails discovered on her aide huma abedin's spouse's computer. e-mails would not change the case. >> concealing in my view would be catastrophic not just to the fbi but well beyond. honestly as between really bad and catastrophic, i said to my team. we have to walk into the world of really bad. look this was terrible. it makes me mildly nauseous to think we might have had some impact on the election. i would make the same decision. >> i find that hard to believe.

>> reporter: democrats pounced asking why reveal hillary clinton's investigation pointing out comey concealed the fact that he was investigating trump's associates for alleged ties to russia throughout the summer and fall. only telling congress after the election. >> i join those who believe that the actions taken by the fbi did in fact have an impact on the election. >> was it appropriate there you to comment on one investigation repeatedly and not say anything about the other? >> i think i treated both investigations consistently under the same prince pulls. >> reporter: comey was pressed but where the fbi's investigation into trump campaign associates stands? >> do you stand by your testimony, there is an active investigation, counter intelligence investigation, regarding trump campaign individuals in the russian government as to whether or not they collaborate? you said that in march? >> to see if there was any coordination between the russian effort and -- >> still going on? >> yes. >> has the white house cooperated? >> with the investigation? >> correct?

>> it's not something i am going to comment on. >> reporter: senators got no where in pressing comey for details. he said you won't hear a peep from him until the russian investigation is over and even that is not guaranteed. pierre thomas, abc news, fbi headquarters. house republicans have scheduled a vote for today on their revamped health care bill. they now say they have enough votes to push through the legislation that its designed to replace obama care. president trump personally reached out to moderates to convince them to back the bill which now offers billions of dollars in funding, for people with pre-existing conditions. >> with this addition, that we brought to the president and sold him on in an over hour meeting with him, they were bogue y both yeses on the bill. >> republicans insist a better less expensive bill than affordable care act. democrats and the ama say millions of people well lose the their health insurance. president trump plans to sign an executive order today to relax political limits on churches.

it targets an irs rule that says religious organizations and other nonprofits, risk losing their tax-exempt status if they endorse political candidates. the president will sign the free speech and religious liberty order during national day of prayer event at the white house. new round of unrelenting rain is threatening most of the midwest and south. offering no relief to already flood ravaged areas. the radar shows rain from the mississippi valley stretching north to the great lakes. where up to 4 more inches could still fall. in western louisiana, a school bus with children on board, slid off the road and got stuck in the water. emergency crews luckily were able to rescue everybody. nobody was hurt. similar scenes could unfold again today. >> major traffic arteries in the midwest submerged. short commute in st. louis turned into an hour's long trek. the deadly disaster putting life and property on the line. >> to see this happen again.

heartbreaking. hopefully this wall of sandbags will hold. >> reporter: hundreds of homes damaged. five people have died because of the flooding. the coast guard and national guard both on hand to help. along with a small army of locals determined to do what it take to protect homes and businesses in towns along missouri's swelling rivers. >> we have been up all night. running pumps. five pumps running to keep the water pumped out. >> reporter: in some area pumps and sandbags were no match for the record setting water levels. midday, wednesday, i-55 shut down, effectively isolating the entire county just south of st. louis. two of the area's biggest school districts forced to cancel class with teachers, students and bus drivers, stranded at home. to the south, the black river, breaching the levee towards

arkansas, spurring flash flooding and water rescues like this one in a wal-mart parking lot. church nearby, halfway underwater. the current round of rain falling could bring three to four more inches in the next few days. that means no relief for the saturated levees and the tens of thousand of people affected by this disaster. >> thanks to emily here in new york. a family of a black man killed during a struggle with two white police officers remain stunned after the justice department says it will not file charges. federal prosecutors say they just don't have enough evidence to proceed in the death of alton sterling. killed during the struggle with two baton rouge louisiana officers last july. sterling's relatives vowing the fight isn't over. >> just asking everybody, so we can continue to get justice. because the it can't stop right here. >> louisiana's attorney general

will decide whether to file charges in the case. a lawyer for one of the officers says he is confident the state will not take the case to trial. google is warning that a scam designed to steal your personal information. the company says if you receive an e-mail from some one asking you to open a google doc, don't know the sender, don't open that e-mail. google has already taken several says to protect users. any one who receives pos fish ing e-mails to report them. >> mark zuckerberg said they're hiring 3,000 workers, monitor content and remove violent videos, like the one of a violent death of a grandfather. facebook has been criticized for not moving fast enough to stop the spread of violent images including those scene on facebook live. the countdown is on to a fast food item that just might revolutionize how we eat. or not. drum roll, please. >> there you have it. >> what is it? >> new dish from taco bell. those are not chicken nuggets.

they are called naked chicken chips. >> i like the name. >> they will hit stores a week from today. so they're kind of like nachos. dip them in the cheese. >> taco bell says they're all white meat. covered in bold mexican spices. and seasoning. and just, remember, they are not chicken nuggets. they will only be available for a limited time. >> are they going to be, maybe low carb nacho option? is that the market we're going for? >> because they're smaller? >> i would love to try some of them. >> dig in. >> dig into those. i would. we don't have them here do we. >> kendis hates chicken in general. >> i do. all tastes the same. even that one with mexican spices and all that. >> no? >> yeah. coming up, new details we're hearing this morning about a small plane that crashed on a busy road. and later.

first saturday in may means kentucky derby. having a party, great entertaining ideas including how to make a very easy mint julep. stay with us, you're watching "world news now." >> ah, tim is here. first, take a look at how the weather is shaping up in kentucky and beyond. >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by -- my pillow.

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this was the unusual scene here on a street in midtown manhattan. the taxi flipped over after sideswiping another cab. and then hitting a guardrail. along 5th avenue. now the driver and a passenger were inside. they were taken to the hospital and are expected to be okay. new york city police eventually put the cab upright again. boom like they have done it before. exact cause of the crash still under investigation. >> wow just like that. on the west coast, taking a look at a crash of a different kind. >> yeah, many are calling it a survival story. we first showed you the dramatic video of the crash of a small plane in washington state. well this morning, we're now hearing how the pilot of that plane managed to avert disaster. here is gio benitez. >> reporter: the incredible survival caught on camera. a small plane coming in for a crash landing at an intersection during the afternoon rush hour in washington. look at it in slow motion. catching fire, as it clips power

lines, traffic lights and even cars. drivers watching in horror. >> i said get down. i could feel the heat on my face. the fireball, wing clipped the van. probably the closest i have come to really thinking oh this is the end. >> reporter: miraculously, the pilot and passenger run out of the burning plane. the pilot controlling the aircraft as everything around him goes up in flames. >> that was very, very skillful, thoughtful, mindful to maintain calm and control of aircraft. >> reporter: so many are grateful the pilot some how avoided hitting any more than that. no one seriously hurt. investigators do want to find out what caused that crash. gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> covering aviation for us there. now to a sign of the times. for the first time ever, mobile phones have now surpassed land lines in american households. researchers say the percentage

of u.s. household using wireless phones only has now crept up to 50.8%. it is hilarious. i know. amazing. a sign of the times. >> last time i heard the phrase sign of the times, i had a land line, rotary phone. that's why i was laughing. >> what is that? do i have something growing out -- >> do i have something growing out of my -- like tim is laughing. tim, i don't know. what did you give her to drink? >> oh, boy. >> all right. well, times have changed. >> many of us don't have land lines any more. >> tim laird will figure it out. >> a sign of the times. >> get out here. helps keep your laundry pacs safe and your child safer. align, press and unzip.

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as millions gather to watch the kentucky derby and the fine thoroughbreds at churchill downs, of course, many gathering to enjoy the fine cocktails and snacks that go with the event. america's chief entertaining officer, tim laird, here to show us how to bring race day excitement to our own home and party. >> make it easy to entertain. if you are having a derby party. >> must. >> that's the official cocktail. easy way, don't muddle, get sugar in there. start making mint simple syrup. one part water. one part sugar. one part mint. in a saucepan. bringing sugar and water to a boil. take it off the heat. put the mint in. stir it around. let it steep like 20 minutes. like a tea. mint simple syrup. >> mint flavor without muddling the mint. >> to make the mint julep. 2 ounces woodforde reserve, official bourbon, and one ounce mint simple syrup. make alcohol free version.

use iced tea instead of simple syrup. and cheers to the kentucky derby. here we go. oh, perfect. i love that. >> really the good with virgin version too. >> very minty. fresh. >> suppose want to make it less sweet. less sugar. >> want more sweetness. put more of the mint simple syrup in there. adjust look you look it. favorite bite. call this the bourbon bacon brie bites. all ingredients. we have the recipe on your, website. >> it sounds, not only does it sound delicious, but also just sort of pretty and fun to say. >> it is. baked in phylo cup, guests can serve themselves. easy to make. make ahead. freeze them for later on. >> that's great. >> here is my strawberry caprese salad. >> smell it from here. >> so delicious. serving this on millionaire's row at the kentucky derby. >> excuse me. >> all viewers at home can make it. have what they will half on millionaire's row. >> crafted the perfect bite here. tomato, cheese, strawberry.

>> two pints of cherry tomatoes. one pint of strawberries. gives it a nice little flavor. one cup of mozarella. twist on the caprese. >> too much mozarella. >> the dressing is basically, basil and, corn syrup. light corn syrup. sprinkle on top. mix it up. there you have it. boom. strawberry caprese. salad. light, fresh, delicious. >> flavors complement each other. awe they do. come together. wonderful. stand by. country ham. make country ham sandwiches. give it derby twist. little woodforde reserve in the dijon mustard. kick for the mustard. >> little bourbon in everything. >> you bet. finally, love this. everybody has these bourbon ball candies for dessert. i made a liquid version of that. i had somebody say i don't like bourbon, but i like the bourbon

ball candies. >> make the liquid version. help me out on this. >> coach me. i will do it. >> start out with an ounce and a half of woodforde reserve. >> okay. >> if you could pour in, 3/4 ounce chocolate liqueur. >> whole thing? >> yep. whole thing. >> 1/4 to 1/2 ounce nut liqueur. >> amaretta. >> you bet. >> chocolate. bourbon, nut. just look on candies. give it a good shake. what a shaking technique by the way. wonderful shaking technique. >> the true test. >> try the chocolate. you try the cocktail. >> cheers. >> cheers to you. >> wow. >> mine is delicious, yours? >> mine is just as delicious in liquid form. my gosh, happy derby. >> tim laird, great to have you on. america's chief entertaining officer. all the recipes on the facebook page. check us out, wnnfans.com. you are watching "world news now." tim, cheers. >> cheers. >> happy derby.

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her own bunny. when we asked fans for hash tags for frank, resist frank is not what we had in mind. linda on facebook says you can tell a real bun mom by the way she calmly picks up the pops and drops them in the trash. >> i have to explain. i gave frank his bowl with his food in it. he knocked it around so he could play with the bowl. that is what i am cleaning up, not his food. but because the pellets, his food pellets are little and round. i would think people would think he pooped all over his bed. >> did he? >> no, he did not poop all over of his bed. >> this might have been the reason why. >> looks like you pooped your bed, frank. >> i don't blame him for pooping his bed another viewer took issue with vocal abilities around here. ♪ i believe i can fly, every

night and day ♪ >> singing i believe i can fly when i am holding him. >> singing r. kelly it did not force frank to urinate. >> poor frank. i know. >> that's terrifying. >> patty says, glasses were shattering in her kitchen. she compliments me on having a cute bunny. says she is sending frank some earplugs. >> to which i say, patti -- >> he can't throw either. can't sing. can't throw. >> escalator couple was a big hit yesterday with andrea asking if the ladies made it down the up escalator. check back in with them. it's, it's not two ladies. by the way, a woman and a man. we can only assume that to be her hubby, we hope. but, tough, we have all been in this position. and this trend is actually catching on. >> oh. go. go. go. >> no.

this morning on "world news now" -- the moment of truth for the revised health care bill. >> republicans putting it forward confident it has enough votes to make it through the house of representatives. hear what the president personally said to lawmakers an effort to shore up the votes. flooding emergency. relentless rain causing rivers to rise across multiple states causing flooding, shutting down major roadways, levees breached overnight as homes are destroyed by deadly floods. more backlash for the pranking parents on youtube after losing custody of two of their children, hear what the kids' biological mother is saying about the videos where her kids cried hysterically and millions watched. if you are a coffee and bagel type of person and you like to multitask. get ready for the ultimate

morning mashup, getting your caffeine fix, no liquids needed. how is this even possible? consider the edible evidence on this thursday, may fourth. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> bagel and coffee all in one shot or all in one bite, we should say. >> how is the possible? >> have them live on the set. >> dig into it. >> we'll start off with a major step in the effort to repeal and replace obamacare. >> house set to vote on revised bill promises more funding to subsidize people with pre-existing conditions. this after president trump reached out personally to a number of holdouts in his own party. republican leaders now say they have the votes they need. abc's correspondent with the details. >> reporter: the big vote set -- >> we are going to pass it.

we are going to pass it. let's be optimistic about life. >> reporter: the fate of health care and coverage for people with pre-existing conditions hangs in the balance. >> so today we are here announcing that with this addition, that, that we brought to the president, and sold him on an over hour meeting with him in here, we are both yeses on the bill. >> reporter: the amendment would give states $8 billion over five years to help cover those with pre-existing conditions. allowing those to charge those with pre-existing condition more money. >> it is a joke, a very sad, deadly joke. >> reporter: the american cancer society calling the changes particularly egregious. and the american medical association warning, they'll get second-class health care coverage if they're able to obtain coverage at all. republicans hopeful they will have enough support to pass the measure through the house. health experts say that $8 billion is just a drop in the bucket and it wouldn't do much to cover a majority of people with pre-existing conditions at risk for seeing their premiums

sky rocket under the proposed bill. >> vote expected some time this afternoon there on capitol hill. in the meantime the president meantime will be heading home at least for the day. new york city born chief executive returns to the big apple this afternoon. his first trip there since taking office. his political schedule includes a meeting with australia's prime minister. that will be their first face-to-face since a heated february phone conversation over australian refugees. in the evening the president gives remarks at the intrepid museum. nypd is prepared for protests at several locations. speaking of heated conversations. people of france got a show with the country's only televised debate in current presidential debate. le pen and macron went face to face last night in paris in what amounted to 2 1/2 hours of anger and insults. just to give you an idea. at one point, macon called le pen a parasite that will lead france into civil war. le pen said regardless of who

wins, france will be led by a woman. le pen has accused macron of being influenced by angela merkel. the le pen/macron run-off will be saturday. >> how did i miss it? that is fun. >> wish you dvr'd the presidential debate? >> in paris. back here at home, fbi director, jim comey forcefully defending the way he handled the investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails. comey told congress he would make the same decision if he had to do it again. insisting he didn't intend to harm the clinton campaign by announcing that her aides had been extremely careless. he said reopening the e-mail inquiry before the election came done to a tough choice but felt compelled not to hide information from lawmakers. >> concealing in my view would be catastrophic. not just to the fbi, but well beyond. honestly, as between really bad and catastrophic, i said to my team, we have got to walk into

the world of really bad. look this was terrible. makes me mildly nauseous to think we may have had impact on the election. i would make the same decision. >> comey was also asked why he waited until after the election to reveal there was an ongoing investigation into contacts between russia and the trump campaign. he said he believes he treated both investigations consistently. consistently under the same principles. >> former national security adviser susan rice turned down a request to testify at a senate hearing on russian interference. rice's attorney says invitation came from republican senator lindsay graham and pointed out that other obama administration officials who planned to testify, received bipartisan requests. rice vehemently denied improperly unmasking names of americans caught up in surveillance but president trump recently said she may have committed a crime. a new round of heavy rain is pounding parts of the midwest and the south. already ravaged by deadly flooding.

major roadways are underwater and traffic is shut down along a busy section of the mississippi river near st. louis. now, levees are weakened in some spots. and swollen rivers are spilling over their banks. swamping entire neighborhoods. the downpours aren't expected to let up until at least friday. that's forcing home and business owners to keep watch 24/7. >> we have been up all night. running pumps. we have five pumps running in here. trying to keep the water pumped out. >> arkansas' governor now says nine levees have burst in the northeast part of the state. now three of those are major breaches. and the governor says that so far, seven people have died. one a child is missing. and hundreds of people, still cannot go home. and, an event at buckingham palace. sparked concern overnight. the daily mail reporting that royal staffers from several of the queen's homes were urgently

called to london for emergency meeting. the palace tells abc news overnight it had no comment. now meetings like this are apparently held on occasion. it is not believed to be an indication that the queen or prince philip are in poor health. the queen is 91 years old. prince philip turns 96 in june. breaking overnight, an investigation is under way after two people were shot dead at a bar near dallas. police say a gunman entered the sports bar last night got into an argument with an employee and then shot and killed the man. a customer armed with a legal pistol confronted the gunman and shot him dead. investigators are trying to determine the gunman's motive and whether he knew the employee. north lake college in suburban dallas will be shut down until monday after a murder suicide. abc is in irving, texas with details. >> reporter: chaos on north lake college campus. just before noon when the gunfire erupted. the campus put on lockdown as police in tactical gear searched for an active shooter. this math tutor saw it all. >> the girl was sitting in the chair.

and the guy standing in front of her. i saw the shot three times. he shoot her. >> reporter: some students hunkering down turning off lights in classrooms. others trying to escape. >> i knew it was gunshots. no other way. the staff tried to get us, obviously to stay inside. but, i just ran. >> reporter: one student recording the ordeal as he was evacuated. >> hands up. hands over your head. an hour later, police giving the all clear. >> we still are on the premesis, this is a murder/suicide situation. >> reporter: police trying to determine the relationship between the suspect and the victim and what led up to this deadly scene. police saying the two bodies were found in separate locations. right now they're scouring the campus wide surveillance system for more information. in the meantime, in texas students gathered at university of texas austin last night to remember one of their own. who was stabbed to death on campus, earlier this week. the famed clock tower bell tolled 19 times to symbolize the

life of harrison brown. a popular student and friends described him as a talented musician. three other students were injured in the stabbing attack. police say the attacker was also enrolled at the university. and had suffered from mental health troubles. former teacher tad cummins transferred where he will face kidnapping and sex crime charges. accused of kidnapping former student. 15-year-old elizabeth thomas taking her on an across country trip. he was arrested in northern california on april 20th. unclear when cummins will arrive in tennessee. authorities say he will make a court appearance shortly after that arrival. and a florida man is under arrest after a bizarre incident caught on camera. dash-cam video shows the man's pickup truck backing into a patrol car. he jumps out. while the truck is moving. and then dances in the road wearing only boxer shorts. the officer eventually tased the suspect.

once on the ground, you can hear the man saying he thought nuclear bombs were coming. he was taken to a hospital and then to jail. now to one of those little moments that most parents can relate to. sometimes you just don't know what is going to get your child's attention. including this one. >> so you can see that little guy at the window. he is really excited. let's see why? >> the firetruck is here! it's so exciting! it's right here! it's a firetruck! adorable reaction. the firetruck is here not what you want to hear from your kid. you hope they're just passing by. >> exactly. very cute moment there. >> the firetruck is here! >> it's right here! coming up, the growing backlash against those pranking parents on youtube. the new legal move literally breaking up their family. what many of you are saying about it. plus, hear what this eagle

eyed bus driver did for a 5-year-old girl that has many calling her a hero. >> remember to check our behind the scenes pics on instagram. you are watching "world news now."

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a 5-year-old girl intent on going to the mall was returned home thanks to an alert bus driver. this happened outside milwaukee. stopping her bus when she saw the girl wandering the streets. this is in 40 degree temperatures. now, lee took her into the bus to warm up until police arrived. an aunt says the girl snuck out of the house while everyone was sleeping. another warning to parents. study shows possible correlation between screen time and speech development. researchers at university of

toronto followed more than 1,000 children under 2. and found the more time they spend playing with smart phones and tablets more likely they are to start talking later. findings presented at pediatric academic society meeting. the study says even kids who got 28 minutes of screen time a day showed significant speech delays. >> goes same for adults. more time on your screen, less time talking to anybody else. >> true. turning now to the fallout over the couple who made a living out of youtube prank videos involving their kids. >> after losing custody of two children. the kids biological mother now released a video of her own. t.j. holmes has the latest. >> reporter: the videos caused a firestorm. >> cody! >> tell me! >> i didn't do that. >> reporter: parents pulling pranks on their kids, screaming at them causing them to cry hysterically videos racked up millions of views. >> stop it. listen. that is just a prank. >> the youngest two are heather martin's stepchildren. now their biological mom has come forward releasing her own video with her lawyer announcing michael and heather martin have

lost custody and the children are now in her care. >> emma and cody are with me. i have emergency custody. >> reporter: the mother's attorney says police and the court were instrumental in reuniting her with her children. >> one, two three. >> videos posted by the martins on popular daddy of five youtube channel sparked backlash. many called the couple abusive. last friday the martins told us some of the videos were staged. >> some stuff is real. some stuff was acted out, scripted. >> reporter: mike says deep down he thought becoming a celebrity would make his kids proud. >> everybody was so happy to be a youtuber, making these videos, getting the views. when my kids looked at me, i was, i was their hero. >> reporter: tj holmes, abc news, new york. >> well there are a few stories garnered as much comments as this one on our facebook page recently. >> right. viewers reacting to this big time. we have gotten dozens of

comments in this already. most of them disagreeing with the videos existing at all. we have laurie chapman saying, what took so long to shut them down. get off the internet and raise your kids should have been the top priority, not how many likes they could get. >> tracy says i saw one of their videos by mistake. absolutely horrible. they do not deserve to have children. sickening. >> one viewer say, that, that they enjoyed the videos. and it is important to note despite the fact that we are seeing an overwhelming negative response and obviously gotten a negative response. their youtube page has over 700,000 subscribers. so they definitely had fans. >> followers. >> a reminder to weigh in on our facebook page. check us out at wnnfans.com. coming up in our next half hour, stephen colbert speaking out. how the late-night comic is responding to the #firecolbert. and the backlash over his controversial joke. first, nearly 20 years after the tragic crash ended her life. hear the new details we are just

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>> shattered, story of hillary clinton's campaign. best-sellers list. nearly 20 years since the death of princess diana. learning new details about her final days. >> abc news special is now retracing that last night in paris. here is abc's david wright. >> reporter: nearly 20 years after the fairy tale abruptly ended, this new abc news special offers new details about diana's final days. ♪ including that trip to paris with her boyfriend dodi al fayed, last minute addition to her vacation. diana's butler told him she didn't really want to go. >> that is my only lift home. i have to go to paris. >> reporter: he says she told him she couldn't wait to get back to her boys. >> would you tell william and harry at balmoral, i will be back the day after. >> reporter: of course she never made it. her love for those boys was

never in doubt. the impact of her death on them. >> do a serious one. >> reporter: something they have only recently opened up about. >> it was only right to share my experiences and to help to hope to encourage others. >> reporter: the abc special shares moments rarely seen. >> go. >> william was a typical 3-year-old. he is not at all shy. and very polite. extraordinary now. where perhaps, harry is certainly a different character altogether. >> reporter: a mother's insight and love, her legacy to them. david wright, abc news, new york. >> looking forward to seeing that. great seeing, you know the flashbacks of her with her children. and, it is sort of a look behind the curtain that we often don't get with the royals especially one like her. >> yeah, an interesting special. we do hope you will join us sunday for it. last 100 days of diana airing sunday night at 9:00, 8:00 central on abc.

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it is time for bre it is time for breakfast here on the mix. shall we? look at this. we are opening up a bagel store here. because -- einstein bagels has come up with an ingenious idea, einstein would have come up with. all you traditionalists have yo coffee and your bagel on the side. no, no, no, that is so passe. have to tell the story first. before i filibuster. but now, einstein has come up with the boosted bagel. this little guy here. >> there you go. >> try it. >> this little guy. >> try it! >> packed with 32 milligrams of caffeine. in the bagel? >> yes. >> put it in your mouth. try it.

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>> he got one banana for the nine-hour flight. he says the kicker was see that little packet above it. that is the napkin, the cutlery. the salt. and a fork and knife for his banana. >> uh-huh. >> kendis is closet eating his bagel. >> look at that. part of it. >> take a real bite. >> banana. >> speaking of -- of eating. and food. our favorite chef, is back. so this time, you release a video where he is slicing and dicing. remember how he seasoned it, and slicing and dicing fruit with a vengeance. wow. >> real life fruit ninja. >> exactly. >> i like it. >> huh. okay. >> remember on sunday our producer brian said he felt like he drank 1,000 beers over the weekend. >> because he did. >> we found a company making it

this morning on "world news now" -- emergency evacuations overnight as disastrous flooding hits multiple states. homes swept away by the rising waters as levees are breached. with even more rain in the forecast for some areas. the director of the fbi is defending himself, but admitting it makes him nauseous to think he could have affected the outcome of the presidential election. hear what he would and wouldn't say about russia's efforts to disrupt the election here. new this half hour, a school bus comes close to a head-on collision. >> dash-cam video showing an on coming pickup truck slam into a car before rolling over in front of the school bus. allow us to be among the first to say may the fourth be with you. perhaps the most important day on the calendar for "star wars"

fans. we'll tell you why this may 4th, in particular, is extra special. it is thursday, what's the date? >> uh -- >> huh? >> cinco de mayo. >> it's may -- >> the fourth be with you. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." we'll get into the details later. we want to get into the crisis. the situation developing in the midwest right now. just what flood ravaged areas of the country don't need is more wet weather. but that is exactly what is happening now. >> the radar shows rain falling from the mississippi valley stretching north to the great lakes. forecasters say some spots will get two to four inches and not likely to let up until friday. >> results have been devastating. rivers are swelling to record levels. levees are bursting under the

weight of all that rushing water. >> northeast arkansas, an entire house caught on camera floating down a river, smashing into a bridge. abc's alex perez has more on the crisis blamed for a dozen deaths. >> reporter: new evacuations and flash flood emergency in northeast arkansas. the black river more than 10 feet above flood stage breaching the levee. nearby, the current river carrying this cabin on a collision course. striking a highway bridge. the national guard deployed across the region as a slow motion disaster now unfolds. major highways underwater. st. louis now virtually cut off from the southwest. >> i can't stress enough that if there is water on that roadway, do not go into it. >> hopefully this wall of

sandbags will hold. >> reporter: in missouri, the merrimack river at record levels. that means sleepless nights for business owners like cathy gilman. >> we have five pumps running frying to keep the water pumped out. >> reporter: downstream hard to tell where the river ends and street begins. it is not over the river rising. the river not expected to crest. alex perez, abc news, arnold, missouri. house lawmakers poised to vote on a revised health care bill and at dismantling obamacare. gop leaders announce they'd have enough votes to push the legislation through. some moderates who initially oppose the bill were swayed by billions of dollars to help people with pre-existing conditions. american medical association among many groups slamming the legislation. they say it would result in millions of americans losing their insurance. supporters say, it will make coverage more affordable. secretary of state rex tillerson letting his department know how president trump's america first agenda will affect diplomatic policy. tillerson told state department policies the u.s. would no longer condition foreign relations on countries adopting american values like human rights. he said some postwar alliances were no longer serving u.s. interests and must be brought

back into balance. fbi director james comey offered his most extensive explanation of his actions surrounding the investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails. comey defended his decision to net tie congress about new e-mails less than two weeks before the election. he told lawmakers the idea he may have impacted the results makes him mildly nauseous. he denied treating the from campaign any differently than the clinton camp. >> both investigations are open. you still commented on one. >> with respect to the russian investigation we treated it like the clinton investigation. we didn't say a word about it until months night. i would expect we are not going to say another peep until we are done. >> comey says that the russian government is still involved in american politics and will continue to try to interfere in future elections. authorities in maryland found an escaped prisoner hiding in a drainage tunnel. david watson tracked down hours again with thermal imaging

camera. he had been on the run since friday. watson escaped being take in to the hospital. serving more than 100 years for attempted murder. more details on his capture. expected to be released this morning. two people have been detained in belize in connection with murders of a u.s. marine veteran and canadian girlfriend. the couple went missing for a week before their bodies were found on monday. police say they're investigating threats that were made against mattis. the number of motives are being looked into including a possible real estate deal that may have gone sour. and investigators in massachusetts say freak suv crash left three people dead was not intentional. an indoor car auction was under way when a jeep grand cherokee suddenly accelerated and smashed through a wall. three people were killed. nine more injured. witnesses say the sound of the screeching tires and the images of the suv plowing into people were just terrifying.

>> all i saw was four people laying on the ground. and one gentleman looked like car had run over his leg. other gentleman in the front. laying on the ground, bleeding from ears, nose, everywhere. >> an auction employee was behind the wheel of that jeep. investigators say, they don't know if he lost control, or if the jeep malfunctioned. one of those killed was an employee, mother of three, who had just started her new job that day. >> so sad right there. we are going to move on now to a couple incidents involving school buses. first, oklahoma. officials just released video from an incident last month. where that pickup truck crossed the center line slamming into the car, rolling over, stopping in front of the school bus. three people from the truck and the car suffered critical injuries. the bus driver and all students on board were not hurt. >> it is believed the driver of this bus, in detroit, may have suffered some sort of seizure. while behind the wheel. that was when he lost control

and the bus crashed into a townhouse. no one was inside at the time. there were about two dozen students on the bus. none of them seriously injured. the driver was taken to a hospital in serious condition. apple is making a big investment in u.s. job creation. tech giant dedicating $1 billion to developing manufacturing jobs here at home. apple has taken heat from the white house for using overseas companies to assemble many of its products. ceo tim cook has not yet said how the money will be handled or who will actually receive it. we'll get more details on the plan, expecting to any way end of the month. >> there are some salesmen who might promise you the shirt off their back to win your business. but a creative salesman decided to use change in his wallet. dug deep to save a driver a parking ticket. left behind a business card and a note. it says i paid your parking meter for you. imagine what else i'm willing to do to protect your car. >> yeah. >> basically saying, like, flow from progressive, take that.

>> love the marketing idea. >> great idea. not sure they took him up on it. >> i would love it if he wanted to pay any of my parking tickets. coming up, stephen cobert is responding to some growing backlash. some are outraged over remarks, he made monday night, about president trump and vladimir putin. hear now what he says. happy 42nd birthday from david beckham. judging from his birthday dinner, was it really all that happy? we'll have the story ahead in "the skinny." first, here's a look at today's temperatures. >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by liberator medical supply.

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cbs late show host, stephen colbert responding to backlash over an offcolored joke he made about president trump monday night. >> follows criticism from trump supporters and members of the lgbt community calling the joke disrespectful and homophobic. >> mr. trump, your presidency, i

love your presidency. i call it disgrace the nation. you're not the potus, you are the blotus, the gluten with a button, a regular gorge washington, the presidunce, only only thing your mouth is good for is being vladamir putin's [ bleep ]. >> colbert made that remark monday night after walking out of an interview with the cbs political director. when asked about unproven claims that then president obama wire tapped him and members of his campaign. >> last night, colbert used the show to respond but didn't go as far as issuing an apology. take a look. >> folks, if you saw my monologue monday, you know i was a little upset with donald trump for insulting a friend of mine. at the end of the monologue i had a few choice insults for the president in return. i don't regret that. [ applause ]

i believe he can take care of himself. i have jokes, he has the launch codes. so -- fair fight. so, while i would do it again, i would change a few words that were cruder than they needed to be. now not going to repeat the phrase, just want to say for the record, life is short. and anyone who expresses their love for another person in their own way is to me an american hero. i think we can all agree on that. i hope even the president and i can agree on that. nothing else, but that. >> so the hash tag fire colbert trending. since that monday night monologue. on the cover of "the new york post" yesterday. saying eye for an eye. it was pay back. that colbert exercising on the president.

>> not the first time he faced backlash like this. he had a few instances on colbert report, similar circumstance happened. he actually sort of enjoyed kind of the backlash. sort of thrived in it. so, seeing a response from him now. not quite an apology. him just saying, i will try to use better words next time. >> bottom line of all of this, all about ratings. a year ago, colbert's show almost on the brink of cancellation. brought in a new producer from cbs morning show. now gone with this new, would you say anti-trump monologue, and, and, sort of dialogue, and so, their numbers are up. now number one in the time slot. >> also unified some from the lgbt community and conservatives and republicans who are both finding comments inappropriate for very different reasons. >> yeah. when we and come back, what we are just finding out about how the queen uses technology. and we'll go inside a $56 million home. "the skinny" is next. inside a $56 million home. "the skinny" is next. can a toothpaste do everything well?

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♪ skinny so skinny ♪ >> all right. time now for your "skinny" on this may 4th. starting off with queen elizabeth. >> so, we should point out first of all we have been monitoring a situation taking place at buckingham palace reported emergency staff meeting. the ap reporting there is no cause for concern with that meeting. >> we'll keep an eye. however in the meantime. we are learning this morning, about a whole new side of the queen. >> she was born 91 years ago. before most household had electricity. or even indoor plumbing and bathrooms. don't let her age fool you, she is apparently no slouch when it comes to technology.

>> "the daily mail" reports, not only does the queen have a smartphone, text, uses an ipad and keeps in touch with those closest to her via a private facebook account. >> wow, she along with the rest of us are also annoyed by the people still poking you on facebook. so the royal mobile is kept fully charged at all times by her personal assistant. it is said to be among the most sophisticated in the world. encrypted like those used by the security services and reportedly impossible to be hacked into. >> the two people her majesty speaks to most frequently on the phone, daughter, prince ann, and racing manager, got to check on the horses. >> she loves the horses. >> surprised the guy who takes care of the corgies. >> great to have an assistant to makes sure my phone is charged at all times. >> oh, my god. >> my phone -- >> like most grandparents, great-grandparents when you need a quick assist with the technology, you just hand it over to your grandkids.

like, please. please. >> tech support. who needs apple care when you have grandkids. >> wonder if she calls it google like my mom. >> does she? >> just check of the google now. >> check of the google. next to another brit. david beckham turned 42. >> choice of birthday meal though, would probably, not fall under festive for many of us. this is a man worth nearly a half billion dollars, keep in mind. this is what he chose to eat on his birthday. >> posted a photo of his, shall we say very unglamorous dinner of choice. ham, fried egg, pineapple rings, potato wedges, mushy peas, baked beans, coleslaw, beans, greens, potatoes -- >> it does sound like that. individually, all these things are quite good. i don't really understand the combination of it all. >> the only person on the planet who would love this other than david beckham, tom brady. >> ah. >> don't you think. except for the pineapple. >> can't eat that.

>> beckham walked the dog, olive, and watched his former soccer team take on athletico. >> didn't seem to have a little cake. >> carrot cake. >> that's the real birthday meal. made of cardboard. not a real cake. >> he didn't look happy. next to celebrity real estate. >> sting and his wife, trudy, has listed his manhattan apartment for $56 million. >> the whole thing is custom designed. 5,400 square feet. stretches two floors of 15 central park west often described as one of the world's most powerful addresses. >> we know this. the couple is hoping to more than double their investment. they paid just $27 million for it nine years ago. >> just $27 million. >> just. steal back then. >> the apartment decked out in white, pops of color. floor to ceiling views of central park and manhattan skyline. kitchen features two fridges, four ovens, four ovens.

and three dishwashers. and for relaxation, in addition to a sauna, steam room, 400 feet of terrace. >> now we are talking. >> actually tiny for a terrace. >> $56 million, just the sale price. comes with a $17,000 a month maintenance and tax bill. just a reminder. if you are thinking, i got this. keep that in mind. >> $17,000. maintenance. oh. >> frederick and kendis in there. >> to dance and try to get it sold. >> dance and get kicked out. finally, you may remember the over the top prom-posal last month asking emma stone to be his date. that's right, jack re-created that opening scene of "la la land" with a dozen of his friends. >> he revealed the actress responded with a letter. gently turning him down. due to filming schedule overseas. >> she did send along a

boutiniere for him and corsage for his backup date. their gifts before heading out their gifts before heading out to their big night.

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...to 45 days. breathe happy with new febreze. ♪ >> from the cantina, right. >> it is. >> it is the day to celebrate all things "star wars." which is owned of course by disney. >> yes. >> so, let's get out of the way. now we can say with great enthusiasm. may the force be with you! >> sure that's not the last you will hear.

>> to give a little explainer. this whole thing originated with fans. back in 1979. two years after the first star wars movie came out. fans just, i don't know. started talking and realized that may fourth sound quite like may the force. so, this whole thing came about. between fans. where they decided star wars day. >> fans have a lot to look forward to this year. the latest film comes out on december 15th, 225 days left until that. of course, 2019 for the final chapter. there are a lot of things happening in the meantime. >> right. >> people celebrate this holiday. by having movie marathons, they even make "star wars" recipes. >> what is in a "star wars" recipe? >> didn't know. looked it up. really cute cupcakes, with rolos. storm trooper marshmallows and so on. and of course, there is always toys.

toys. >> u.s. bank tower. oh. my favorite thing ever. >> wondering where rheena went. >> she was that for halloween a little while ago. also the day to stock up on "star wars" merchandise. gear is 15% off. including this, $550 black squadron helmet. we are assuming this is for adults. >> if not, they'll probably wear it anyway. glam up your kitchen with star wars dish ware. 25% off. >> a steal. take 20% off icup item. like this c3p0 apron. >> that i like. but i really want to know, how much to bring yoda home. yes, i do. >> you guys i think mine is broken. >> he is supposed to be holding a lightsaber. >> does it do anything? >> that would explain. >> where is the lightsaber? >> in his right hand. ♪ >> just thought we should explain that.

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