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died on a trip to the poconos, 100 miles west of new york in 2014 during hazing at a rented 2013 during hazing at a rented house. >> afterwards while in need of emergency help they were trying to figure out schemes to hide the information about his attempt to join the fraternity so they could distance themselves from their own wrongdoing. >> defense attorneys calling deng's death fraternity prank gone wrong, adding their clients didn't intend to kill him. this case closely resembling the death of a penn state student. >> he was great. he was an amazing. guy. he was so funny. smart, the first one to be there for somebody. he was everybody's friend. >> timothy piazza, sophomore and pledge died february 4th following a fall a few days prior. several fraternity members accused of waiting 12 hours to call for help. piazza's family speaking out on "good morning america." >> i don't know where conscience was, the voice in the back of their head was saying "he's hurt. i got to do the right thing."

i don't understand how they could be so heartless and inhumane. >> reporter: 18 members of the fraternity facing criminal charges including involuntary manslaughter and felony aggravated assault. in his first interview in more than two years, bill cosby says race may have been a factor in the sexual assault allegations against him. he spoke with michael smerconish and played part of the interview with cosby's daughter in which she brought up the issue of race. first, you'll hear her comment and cosby's answer to a brief question. >> i strongly believe my father is innocent of the crimes alleged against him. and i believe that racism has played a big role in all aspects of this scandal. >> do you agree with that? >> could be.

could be. there are so many tentacles so, many different nefarious is a great word. >> cosby scheduled to go on trial next month for allegedly drugging and sexually assaulting a woman at his home 13 years ago. he pleaded not guilty to charges and denies similar claims from dozens of other women. another television celebrity is headed to court this time over alleged stolen jokes. a lawsuit accuses conan o'brien as well as his writers and producers of lifting jokes for a monologue. conan and colleagues argue that it uses facts and commonly used expression that would not fall under copyright protection. parent company disney may be victim of a cyber attack. chief executive says hackers claim to have stolen copy of an unreleased movie and threatening to release it unless disney pays ransom. eiger says the company will not give into extortion, did not name the movie, and "los angeles times" reports it is pirates of the caribbean, deadmen tell no tales. official release a week from

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♪ skinny so skinny >> it's skinny time. and time for semifinals of dancing with the stars. the final four couples faced off with each couple performing two dances each. >> yeah, so for the first dance, couples coached by one of the judges and the second routine focused on hardship they had to overcome. obviously, it got a little emotional. real quick. tears. >> just a little bit. >> all that, blah, blah, blah, whining. >> you love emotions. >> yes.

>> kick things off with fifth harmony singer, she and val coached by len. after stumbling in the waltz. she came roaring back. got a perfect score. for her emotional jazz number. but the real winner, was her grandmother. after a perfect jazz number, she, she planted not one, but two kisses on val. >> yes. >> so america's favorite dancing dad had julienne as a coach. fun fox trot. you see here he wrapped things up with a tango. kind of sounded look, everyone was saying, good-bye. he of course, being the former cubby. >> juliet has a -- funny way of teaching him how to dance the, dance the, the step. >> yeah, she said he has to stick his butt in. >> she gave him a lemon. he had to make sure to hold. >> to make sure that he didn't keep putting his butt out. good tip for any one who wants

to learn to dance fox trot. now we know, make lemonade. >> rashad back to his roots and showing off the abs. thank you, rashad. bruno his coach for the other dan. whatever, his shirt is buttoned for that one. do we really need to see it? >> ha-ha. and -- you want more of that? video? >> i am enjoying it. you can move on. >> so rashad had his shirt off. we did the count. it was like nine out of the last ten weeks. >> kendis, doesn't have his shirt off. >> will he have the shirt off for the finale? >> yes. >> he was born at night, not last night. and simone biles unstoppable. two perfect scores last night. first time in the competition. judges praise herd for both performances. in the end some one had to go home. and the drum roll please. >> ooh, simone and sasha. ♪

♪ >> i am in absolute shock. please just take a minute. >> first. >> so that is -- the second time someone received perfect scores across the board. then got voted off in the very same show. and, you can see simone and sasha on "good morning america" later this morning. we are guessing they were a bit surprised. >> i think a lot of people are shocked by that. that was david ross of the former chicago cubs. >> with the lemon? >> yes, with the lemon. all right. so next up. heartbreak for bachelor. >> ben and lauren calling off their engagement and splitting up. >> i know, i know. >> sure everyone is heartbroken over this one on the show. >> may remember, ben fell in love. >> told both lauren and jojo he loved them. lauren got the rose, moved to denver. got engaged.

the whole nine yards. now they're saying they will remain friends. >> are we going to get some an analysis? >> jack, are you okay? what do you think about this? >> i can't get over it. having difficulty remaining seated here. >> are you shocked? >> no. i'm never shocked at stuff like this. but it's ironic that they mention it now. on account of the fact that, as we know the bachelorette is coming back to abc. as is the analyst. >> the analyst is coming back. >> rumors of my demise were greatly exaggerated. >> we were hoping. but no, coming back. >> looking forward to that, jack. thank you. lady gaga showing off a more subdued style. past few months we have seen her in t-shirts. flannels, normal stuff. but looks look that's all over. >> take i look. >> take a look. gaga is going full something.

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he only needed to jump from 10,000 feet for the record but went for 15,000. >> whoo! >> good job! >> how you feeling? >> all right. just over the moon. >> oh, yes. hopefully i will be doing it at 102 or 103. >> reporter: he beat the previous recordholder by 35 days. >> i sat very well indeed. and i woke up this morning the happiest man in the world. >> hayes is a war veteran who was there on d-day in normandy in 1944. clearly, jumping out of planes makes him feel forever young. >> congratulations! >> steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >> so cool. what i love about this. normally when you talk about things like this. i wanted to do this since i was 10 years old. he said, i wanted to do this since i was 90.

>> hey, that was a good 11 years age you can understand that. >> already talking about doing it again at 102 years old. >> he stuck the landing. >> he sealed the record in place. >> someone else, 23-year-old, justin bieber taking number one spot on the billboard charts with despozito with two others. >> had a hit last week with i'm the one, d.j. khalid song. the first artist to take the top spot in consecutive weeks, beating the record the beatles had held since 1964. >> those aren't his songs. those are songs featuring justin bieber. should that count?

good morning, i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. some of the top he good morning, i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. some of the top headlines on "world news now" -- president trump accused of sharing highly classified information with the russians. he reportedly disclosed that information in the oval office last week. the white house is denying the report. we have more on the details and reaction coming up. the homeland security adviser says global ransom cyberattack is call to action. tom bossart says for now under control in the united states. an investigation under way into a deadly crash of a leerjet outside new york city. two crew members were killed. thankfully no passengers on board the plane and no one on the ground was hurt. >> turkey's president visits the white house hoping to persuade president trump to change his mind about arming kurdish fighters. turkey views them as terrorists. those are some of our top stories. it is tuesday, may 16th.

>> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." we begin this half-hour with the new allegation against president trump that he gave russian officials highly classified information. >> yeah, this is all from "the washington post." initially. reporting that the president shared the sensitive intelligence while boasting to the russian foreign minister and ambassador in the oval office meeting last week. >> information came from a key u.s. ally in the fight against isis. but administration officials are flatly denying the report. >> the story that came out tonight, as reported, is false. the president and the foreign minister reviewed a range of countries including threats to civil aviation. at no time, at no time, were intelligence sources or methods intelligence sources or methods discussed. >> little bit of nit-picking after the announcement. no one in the administration specifically addressed main

allegation that the president reveal classified information possibly jeopardizing critical intelligence sharing. >> lawmakers from both parties are voicing concern, abc's allie rogan reaction from capitol hill. >> reporter: democratic and republican senators reacting with alarm to reports president trump may have divulged classified information in the oval office. mary bruce tracking law makers mary bruce tracking lawmakers down minutes after the report broke. >> have you seen "the washington post" report. that the president may have divulge mission to the russians? >> i don't think it is accurate. if it is accurate that would be troubling. >> that's really shocking. and, there is obviously going to be a lot more work for us this week. >> it's disturbing. and let's find out what the details are. whether it is actually happened or not. >> that would be a troubling development. >> late night talk tv, seth

meyers asking, ben sass to weigh in. >> it's russia. that's not helpful. at this time, because they don't have our interests at heart. >> the top democrat, mark warner, tweeting if true this is a slap in the face to the intel community. risking source and methods is inexcusable, particularly with the russians. warner's counterpart in the house, adam schiff calling for administration and intelligence community to brief his committee on what if anything was shared with russian officials. lawmakers had planned to grill deputy attorney general rod rosenstein when he briefs the senate thursday. now the question of leaking classified information likely to rise to the top of the list. alley rogan, abc news, capitol hill. >> thanks to allie on the hill. the president is expected to personally interview the finalists to replace the former fbi director jim comey. >> the justice department now considering ten candidates for the job. search is led by jeff sessions and deputy attorney general, rod rosenstein. the man the white house initially credited with prompting comey's firing.

>> in his first public comments since comey was let go, rosenstein said he is not worried about his reputation. on the hill or elsewhere. >> noted. he will go before the senate thursday for a closed door briefing where he will face tough questions about comey's firing. homeland security adviser says the global cyber attack is under control in the u.s. tom bossart says this is an urgent call for collective action around the world. there are indications a foreign government may have a connection to the hack. abc's brian ross has more. >> reporter: cybersecurity researchers tracking the attack say the trail could lead to north korea.

that the computer code that produced the so-called, attack with these ominous messages appears to have similarities to the code used by north korea in an attack on international banks last year. it could be someone else using the north korean code, researchers say, but the country has a long record of computer criminality. >> have seen them steal money, information, seen them destroy information. >> reporter: there is no specific attribution who was behind the amassive attacks. the tally of targets has grown more. than 300,000 in 150 countries. auto plants, offices, around the world. fed-ex in the u.s. all hit. devastating, hospitals in great britain where ambulances were turned away. cancer treatments and surgeries canceled. >> horrible. cried a lot. didn't really know what to say. >> only a few hundred companies appear to have followed the hacker's directions to pay $300 in ransom or more to have their

filed freed. and that turned out to be a scam. >> it appears that less than $70,000 paid in ransoms. we are not aware if payments led to data recovery. >> the hacking group who ever they are, launched two variants of their ransomware. both were caught in time and shut down before they could spread too far. the supreme court won't revive north carolina's controversial voter id law. a lower court found the law discriminated against black voters. state republican leaders vowing to fight for what they call a common sense requirement to show photo id at the polls. hillary clinton lauched a new political action group. called onward together. and clinton says it is meant to encourage people to get involved, organized and even run for office. the group's logo, graphics, resemble those from clinton's campaign, specifically clinton says onward together will support five leading grassroots causes.

officials in south carolina blaming an overdose of caffeine on the death of a high school student. the richland county coroner's office says the 16-year-old student with no family history of heart issues collapsed in the classroom last month. two hours after consuming a large diet mountain dew. cafe latte from mcdonald's and energy drink as well. the teen's dad spoke out last night. >> like all parents we worry about our kids as they grow up, their safety, their health. especially once they start driving. but it wasn't a car crash that took his life. instead it was an energy drink. >> now the coroner is warning parents to monitor their children's caffeine intake. and health experts warn that energy drinks can be particular danger because man of them contain ingredients that amplify the effects of caffeine. >> the actor who played villain that you love to hate has now died. veteran character actor powers booth was a regular on "deadwood" and marvel's "agents of shield" and featured in "tombstone" and sin city and the avengers.

won an emmy for playing cult leader jim jones. he died of natural causes at his home. powers booth was 68. to washington, d.c. sports fans, at least we have miss usa. basketball game seven, boston. fans got their money's worth. if you are a celtics fan. celtics and wizards were close until end of the third quarter. boston blew the game open. isaiah thomas leading. celtics surviving, 115-105 win. they take the series. boston opens eastern conference finals tomorrow night at home. so that lebron and the cavaliers can beat them in a sweep. >> i kid. no. no. no. >> looked really, really, good. the wizards are playing great this year. boston looked really, really good. they may beat the cavaliers. >> we'll see. whatever sport you are playing. the point of course its to score for your own team. but, every now and then that doesn't happen. >> of course we have a case in point. this from the world hockey

championships. that's italy's alex egger. >> he tripped. directing the puck into his own net. >> oh, no. awe off it wasn't the game's deciding goal. it definitely was decidedly the most pathetic goal. >> that was pathetic. >> that was sad. >> from pathetic to spectacular. >> oh. amateur soccer match the in switzerland. watch the defender in red. he is, he is going after the ball. defensively. >> bicycle kick. >> ah. >> into his own net. one of the hardest moves to pull off in soccer. and he managed to do it in his own net. >> the major mistake however did not cost his team. they won the match in a shootout. they wouldn't have had to go to the shootout if not for him.

>> i have a confession to make by the way. >> okay. >> i played soccer a few years. i was a defender. and the only -- the only goal i ever scored was an exact replica of that. it was a bicycle kick, during a corner kick, where i was defending my own net. an attempt to be helpful, i did this amazing maneuver. and the ball went perfectly -- >> tell me. >> over the keeper's hand. >> it gets better with age, doesn't it? >> i thought i would get over it. >> no. clearly. >> however many years later. >> still in there. >> video proof. >> no video proof. this was before people had smart phones. >> back in the days when they used to have to get behind the cape to get the camera rolling. >> okay, i'm not that old, kendis. thank you. appreciate that vote of confidence. coming up. two kids in houston. racing to catch a train as it was approaching the unbelievable video coming up. >> we have the perfect "world news now" welcome home for kendis. came back from vacation. couldn't have been more exciting to see him. >> that house. >> first, a look at today's temperatures. ♪ ♪

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get across. and retreats. right in front of the train. he is physically okay. authorities are using the incident to remind parents to talk to their children about staying safe near the rail lines. i like that they add, like the snapchat. >> arrow. >> as if we can't tell. >> kids, kids. thank you, houston. >> hope that kid got a talking to. trump administration is now waiting decisions of two federal appeals courts on legality of a ban on imgraegs from certain countries. >> once it was brought by the state of maryland. one argued yesterday by hawaii. abc's danya bachus has the the latest. >> reporter: trump administration attorneys back in court. >> how is a court to know if in fact it is a muslim ban in the guise of national security? >> reporter: arguing to save the president's travel ban. the first version blocked by the courts. the second version also halted. monday white house attorneys

looking to reinstate that order. blocking the entry of foreign nationals from six manhattan muslim countries. >> what the president found was he said, look, i find that it would be detrimental to let in their nationals for a brief period of 90 days. while i ascertain whether the vetting procedures that we have in place for the countries are adequate. >> the arguments heard in seattle before a three judge panel of the u.s. court off peels for the ninth circuit. >> nationally based discrimination. >> the state of hawaii arguing statements like this one from candidate trump. >> donald j. trump is calling for a total complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. >> proves the executive order at its heart is a muslim ban. >> our point was objective observer looking at all this would have no other conclusion but this executive order is trying to denigrate a religion. >> last week the case went before the fourth circuit court of appeals. the administration needs a win in both the fourth and ninth

circuits in order to implement the travel ban. diane and kendis. >> our thanks to danya bachus for the latest. this is going to, many observers is saying this is something that will end up in the supreme court. >> even if the two courts agree that is still the likely outcome. and, there is also no indication of when, either of these courts will rule. the last time the travel ban was before a court like this, it only took two days of oral arguments. it could take them however long it it takes. >> man other states getting involved in it as well. protecting your digital life. starting with backing up your hard drive. >> and dealing with questionable e-mails. we'll have the dos/don'ts next. . one more way you've got what it takes to protect. this clean was like pow! everything well?

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so we are back this morning with important advice on how to protect your digital life in the wake of course of global cyber attack. >> abc's becky worley has tips for us. >> reporter: imagine a thief broke into your house and stole stole your computer and told you he would give it back if you paid him $300. that's is what is happening virtually with ransomware. >> you log on, an announcement you need to pay to get access to

your files back. >> reporter: demand a ransom in bitcoin, largely untraceable digital currency. >> ransomware the way it is spread. >> reporter: the fbi says 4,000 ransomware attacks happen daily. targeting companies and individuals alike. when your operating system asks if it can run a system or security update, say, yes, every time. or even better, choose to make it automatic. next, avoid the attacks entirely. >> you personally need to be -- active in, in ensuring that you don't download anything that can hurt you. >> reporter: that means never click on attachments unless you are 100% sure. finally, back up your computer regularly. put all of your data on an external hard drive or upload it to a cloud storage service. >> generally just gives you a

lot more ability, to almost laugh in the face of ransom ware. you have all your files. wipe your hard drive. and, reinstall from your backup. you are good to go. >> i have done some of that. i had like, one of the, three, three terabyte, hard drives. backed it up. then it died. >> hard drive. >> hard drive died. >> oh, no. >> then i got on the phone with the folks. and, what do i do for this? you are supposed to back up the hard drive. the point of the hard drive. >> that's crazy. >> this isn't dating. >> it is backing up your hard drive. all right. coming up. it is back. >> find out what kendis did, where he went. >> deb doesn't care. >> all about his world travels. that's coming up next. >> by world travel we mean

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one more way you've got what it takes to protect. ♪ roam if you want to ♪ roam around the world >> so this happened. is back. and as you may have noticed, i'm filling in for kenneth moten again after taking a few days off. belize, belize city. the keys to get in touch with my childhood home. >> we by the way showed the viewers your amazing homecoming. television cameras, they're waiting for you. adoring fans. >> it was crazy. >> couldn't get enough kendis gibson. >> it was funny. a lot of relatives. look at all the microphones. i only face those in the person i only face those in the perp walk. everybody was excited to see me except for, for, when i got back here. >> what was it like when you arrived?

>> take a look. >> you can't come in? >> why? >> check the camera, please. >> motton. >> big day today. i am solo anchoring "world news now," first time. i have -- >> sorry to interrupt you, kendis is in the building. trying to locate him. just want to give you a heads up. he might make it to the anchor desk. we got to look for him. i got to go. ♪ >> sorry to kill your dreams. >> no, i missed you. >> yeah, yeah, yeah, that's great. >> really happy to have you back. >> security is looking for me. luckily they think i am kenneth

moton too. >> they're waiting in the wings. as soon as the show is over. you're out of here, buddy. >> good to be back. >> good to have you back. thumbs up on the trip. >> in a week or so. show you videos. really, really fun time. >> awesome. so, i am sorry you weren't impressed with your welcome. >> no, it wasn't a welcome. just, you know, well. >> well, show you someone else impressed. a 2-year-old. at a bounce house party. >> snappy dresser. maybe this party is beneath him. >> i have never seen a kid jumping up and down in any contest, looking so blase. hands in his pockets. the video viewed 750,000 times in two days. >> this little man, 2 years old, impressive. here he is with a birthday cake. check out his skills. oh, man. >> he is like messi. >> he snuffs out the candle with his little soccer ball kick. >> how cool is that.

this morning on "world news now," did the president reveal classified information to the russians? >> a report claiming president trump brought up intel provided by u.s. ally during last week's oval office meetings with top russian officials closed to american media. the administration issuing a strong denial. while the search for new fbi director is under way. >> new images from the deadly jet crash outside of new york city. surveillance camera picking up the moment of it pact. the plane slamming into the ground, creating a fire ball, igniting cars and structures. >> new med ral resical researchr who is most at risk for contracting measles abroad and spreading it back here at home. >> things are heating up in insomniac kitchen. we have social media superstar, nearly naked chef, live and in

studio to show us well, he is going to show us how we're told it involves food prep or something like that. >> something like that. >> tuesday, may 16th. other wise known in case you can't guess, halfway mark on ratings month. it's sweeps, happy sweeps, everybody! it is very good to have you back. >> so great to be back. >> very good to have the naked chef in the house! >> ha-ha. >> so, you are being overshadowed. >> completely. i come back. i am not the most important person here. no. franco just kind of hang out. >> franco welcome. >> nice to see you. >> ha-ha-ha. >> you get the slow clap. >> really glad to have you here. how are you feeling? >> i am happy to be here. excited to cook this delicious food for you. >> we are looking forward to tasting your delicious food. >> yeah. >> i have no idea what he said. it sounded great.

>> awesome to have you. >> thank you, guys. >> we'll get to the amazing recipes in a few minutes. >> first, the bombshell report out of washington. president trump accused of sharing classified information with the russians. >> sources tell "the washington post" the president revealed top secret details last week when he met with russia's foreign minister and ambassador. they say the information he allegedly shared came from a u.s. partner through intelligence sharing agreement. >> the intelligence said to focus on islamic state terror threat about laptop computers on planes. details reportedly considered so sensitive, they have been withheld from u.s. allies. but national security adviser, h.r. mcmaster denying the report. >> the story that came out tonight as reported is false. the president and the foreign minister reviewed a range of common threats to our two countries including threats to civil aviation. at no time, at no time, were intelligence sources or methods discussed.

>> there are many details to the report by "the washington post" and the white house did not deny all of the details in it. >> right, they have said the premise is not true. democrats and republicans say if it is true this disclosure is deeply disturbing because it could jeopardize sources and relationships with allies. >> quite a bombshell in "the new york times," "washington post," and reuters backing up the story. more throughout the morning. in the meantime, the president is busy in the search for a new fbi director. he says is rapidly moving forward. new standoff with congress could change that. >> white house refusing to elaborate on a tweet, mentioning possible tapes of conversations with the former director. this has some democrats say they will block his replacement if they don't get answers. >> in the oval office, president trump skds about his search for a new fbi director to replace the fired jim comey. >> thank you. thank you. thank you. >> shaking up your staff, mr.

president. >> thank you. >> thank you, press. >> moving rapidly. >> that search may be moving rapidly but the white house is defying congressional demand for answers on whether the president has been secretly recording his conversations. late last week, he implied he was. taunting the fired fbi director with a tweet saying, james comey better hope there are no tapes of our conversations before he starts leaking to the press. >> if there are tapes, as the president has suggested, he should turn them over immediately. >> reporter: republicans are saying if there are tapes they need to be preserved and turned over. >> can't be cute about tapes. if there are any tapes of this conversation they need to be tornado over. >> if in fact there are such recordings, those recordings will be subpoenaed. >> the white house is refusing to answer any questions on this whatsoever. >> is the white house intending to cooperate with those requests and furnish that information as requested in writing. >> i think i made it clear the

president has nothing further on that. >> does that mean the president will deny? >> i was very clear. the president would have nothing further on that last week. >> as for the fbi director search, apparently a crowded field. at least eight candidates, including senator john cornyn and congressman mike rodgers have been interviewed. with more likely to come. leading the interviews, deputy attorney general, rod rosenstein and attorney general jeff sessions. potentially awkward. the fbi director would lead the russia investigation and sessions recused himself. >> recuse himself in the russian investigation should not be in the position? >> i think this is a process running completely as it should. >> rod rosenstein before the senate. all 100 senators are inviting to the briefing. a closed briefing which means we won't actually see what he has to say and confidential briefing. but you can bet he will face

tough questions about his role in the firing. as for james comey, associates say he is willing to testify before open session, i talked to the committee, still no word exactly when that will happen. >> jonathan carl, abc news, washington. we also have breaking news about the worldwide ransomware attack. cybersecurity researchers say there are clues linking it to north korea. several firms say earlier versions of the virus share similarities with previous hacking attempts traced to north korea, such as one on sony entertainment. however, the hackers may have copied the code. hundreds of thousand of computers and more than 150 countries have been affected. meanwhile, north korea boasting it launched a ballistic rocket. the medium long-range device can carry a heavy nuclear warhead and may reach bases in the pacific. u.n. security council unanimously condemned the missile test and warned of sanctions. north korea says it will conduct its tests any time any place.

aviation officials working to figure out the cause of the deadly jet crash outside of new york city. take a look. the lear jet went down less than a mile from teeterboro airport where it was to land after a flight from philadelphia. the two crew members on board were killed. no one on the ground was injured. and we have surveillance video in the meantime. watch carefully. from a nearby business. showing the plane as it struck the ground, and then exploded. three buildings. 13 cars were damaged. investigators will consider whether strong winds in the area had anything to do with that crash. meantime, charter bus crashed on i-95 in maryland, injured all 30 people on board. including 26, 8th grade students on a field trip from philadelphia to washington, d.c. police say the crash was caused by the driver of a car who lost control. while trying to pass the bus and then clipped it. sent it into an embankment and threw it as well as the its occupants on to the side. >> she thought she was dreaming.

because, prior to that, she was, she was napping. so -- i guess when the bus began to flip she heard screaming and stuff. thought it a dream. >> fortunately, coming to the rescue were three bus loads of police cadets who just happened to be nearby. hospitalized this morning. including a student and teacher both in critical condition. the driver of the car, may end up facing charges. the president's youngest son will be switching schools this fall. the first lady announced 11-year-old baron will be attending saint andrew's episcopal school in maryland, 20 miles west of the white house. baron and his mother stayed in new york after his inauguration to finish the current school year. a seattle father the latest in a greg movement across the country to combat so-called school lunch shaming. >> jeffrey lu launched a gofundme to pay off the school lunch debt for every family with a child in the seattle public school system. >> his goal was $21,000 to pay

for every district family with unpaid lunch bills. as of this morning he raised more than $23,000. >> awesome. >> in some cases, kids are forced to wear stamps, stickers or wristband that mark them as having unpaid lunch debt. a problem across the country. >> we are seeing more and more movements like this. campaigns to try to alleviate the shaming and alleviate financial pressure on these families and schools picking up the slack. coming up, the new technology headed to the airport. >> how a scan of the shape of your face, will be the next way to check in, your luggage. >> huh. >> will it speed up the process? and kendis is back. more importantly, he brought a friend. franko noriega, voted world's sexiest chef. >> wonder why? >> he doesn't wear a whole lot of clothes.

probably has nothing to do with it. he does have a lot of food though. we are going to test the water now and see if kendis will eat this time. >> check out our behind the scenes picks. we have plenty, franco. right here. behind the scenes on instagram. abcwnn. be sure to watch. you're watching "world news now." ews ews now." henever you want. no enrollment window. no waiting to apply. that means now may be a great time to shop for an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. medicare doesn't cover everything. and like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, these help cover some of what medicare doesn't pay. so don't wait. call now to request your free decision guide. it could help you find the aarp medicare supplement plan that works for you. these types of plans have no networks, so you get to choose any doctor who accepts medicare patients.

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sexy, wonderful, fantastic. >> tasty. >> super tasty. >> it is about the food, kendis. >> it is about the food. >> we'll get to it next. you are watching "world news now." >> we'll get to it next. you are watching "world news now." even those that cause stomach bugs. one more way you've got what it takes to protect. you knmegared omega-3s... but did you know your eyes, your brain, and your joints really love them too? introducing megared advanced 4in1... just one softgel delivers mega support.

♪ >> it is ♪ >> it is not as fun as a one man dance party. let me tell you. he is a proven model, restaurant owner, heating up the food industry with interesting cooking style might say. talking about franco noriega, a look behind the man behind the apron. >> let's be honest, does it really matter that you can't hear what former model franco noriega is saying right now. ♪ oh yeah ♪ oh yeah >> i didn't think so. the 27-year-old former hugo boss and calvin klein model hoping you will pay attention to him beyond his six-pack abs. okay, they're eight pack abs. becoming a viral sensation after posting this video of him making something. appearing on plenty of talk shows. and smartly, parlaying that fame into two peruvian restaurants in

lower manhattan. >> they all want to touch you. so basically been able to parlay this whole body, this whole image, face into, into this. >> into this. which is, you know, a very healthy way of cooking and if you, you know, because we are what we eat. if you eat healthy you will look great. >> that's the key. what are we going to make here? >> this is -- >> montalitto. >> almost got it. awe thought means like. >> when you mount something on top of something else. >> like toppings. >> exactly. >> so this is favorite appetizer. people love it. look a latin version. because you know we have, a tostone as a base. >> what is it? >> fried plantain basically. one of the most, latin things you can do. great thing about this, we do it on, you know, vegetarian option. with avocado. and we have it with the chicken option.

coming out of rotisserie. so very, very simple. >> first, we are going to go and pour some of the ricotta sauce as a base. want to try it? >> just taste it. >> really, really spicy. man a little. >> okay. totally tasted it. the people are saying this is key for me to taste something. >> it is really good. >> great. >> promise you love it. little spicy. good. >> great. >> go with a base. >> okay. for the vegetarian one. avocado slices. >> okay. speed it up. >> great. >> so do a couple of those. >> this is how you get the abs you have. >> eating really healthy. super foods. >> what are you doing? >> you are doing the next segment. >> he is so funny. this looks delicious, franco. >> there is food. >> i look to share. >> me too.

>> don't you look to share. >> you were saying, mounted -- >> putting some of the pickled onions on top of this. this will really make the whole thing, flavor much rounded. >> uh-huh. >> little bit on the other one also. >> you top it with, pickled watermelon. one of my favorite things. >> it looks delicious. >> pickled watermelon. >> looks great. >> that's it, guys. we have here. >> vegetarian option. >> vegetarian. rotisserie chicken. >> taste for once. vegetarian option. >> you can taste it. >> vegetarian option. >> i mean, if it is healthy. comes from a very handsome man. >> put it in your mouth! >> open your mouth. >> taste it! >> more with franco in the next block. >> you said you made it yourself. >> yeah. >> well, then great.

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>> see if you can make those sexy. >> great. >> should you not find your shirt. you need new clothing. we have a new option for you. a new kick starter now. aimed at making rompers a fashion for men. you want to know what they're called? >> what are they called? >> instead of rompers, a romphim. >> tailored shirt. adjustable waist. >> would you wear that? >> maybe, i have to try it. >> retail price $119. >> hey. >> fantastic. great, great thing. >> so there is a new study apparently that says before you break up with your boyfriend, you should take a nap. this is according to scientists. they say this, a study says they looked into how sleep deprivation, your happiness and romantic relationship. key, all saying we are all screwed. >> we are in so much. with our relationships. and 70 newlyweds, couples, and

complete the survey, they describe how much sleep affected how much they were in love. >> when we're tired we're cranky. when we're cranky, we think it is the other person's fault. >> true. >> how you doing, franco? >> doing great. >> wonderful. >> okay? >> great. >> i went from you shirtless, man in the romper. back to shirtless. this is anthony pagan in myrtle beach. deciding during a hailstorm. shirtless. turns the street into a giant slip and slide. the video has 510,000 views. >> he is not -- >> exactly. >> would you slip and slide in the streets? >> i would definitely, i love to be naked in the rain, you know? >> sure. >> never liked the rain as much as now. >> in the dictionary. >> lagamore.

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this morning on "world news now" -- the sear xx. this morning on "world news now" -- the search for answers. as more questions emerge about the russians and whether or not the president revealed top secret intel to them inside the white house new images from the deadly eyewitnesses are describing a hellish scene as the plane exploded spreading fiery wreckage across the scene. new this half-hour, new questions being raised in the wake of a deadly police shooting in connecticut. >> why these images are casting new doubt on how police say the 15-year-old boy was killed and what his family is now saying. we're down to the final three on "dancing with the stars" after an emotional night and shocking elimination. full details in "the skinny" on this tuesday, may 16th. ♪ i'm such a happy individual >> announcer: from abc news,

this is "world news now." >> big night on "dancing with the stars." >> yes it was. down to the final three. very exciting. the finale next week. we'll break it all down a little later on. but a lot of people breaking down the details of an explosive new report. the white house in crisis mode, facing an explosive allegation that president trump shared highly classified information with russian diplomats. >> the president reportedly bragged to russia's foreign minister and ambassador during their white house visit last week. according to "the washington post," the president disclosed closely guarded secrets from a u.s. ally, but top administration officials are denouncing the story as false. abc's david wright has the details. >> reporter: what did donald trump tell the russians in the chummy closed door meeting last week in the oval office? this exclusive "washington post" story is causing a major stir. alleging that in the meeting trump revealed classified

information about an isis plot to use laptop computers in terror attacks aboard airplanes. in his meeting with lavrov, the russian foreign minister, trump seemed to be boasting about his inside knowledge. the post says the information the president shared was code word clearance, highly classified and shared privately with the u.s. by a foreign government. a key partner in the fight against isis. >> if it is true, obviously it is disturbing. i think we have got to find out more before i could comment. >> the meeting with the russians was controversial. the morning after trump fired the fbi director, who was overseeing the investigation, into possible collusion between trump associates and the russians during the 2016 campaign. according to the post, the president not only shared with the russians what he knew about the alleged plot, but also what city in syria the alleged ally uncovered it in.

the identification of the location was seen as particularly problematic, officials told the post, because russia could use that detail to help identify the u.s. ally or intelligence capability involved. the story that came out tonight as reported is false. >> trump's national security adviser issued a carefully worded denial. at no time, at no time, were intelligence sources or methods discussed. and the president did not disclose any military operations that were not already publicly known. he wasn't the only top white house official to take issue with the post reporting. deputy national security adviser said this story its false. the president only discussed the comb men threats that both common threats that both david wright, abc news, new york. now to the hunt for a new fbi director. president trump says the search is moving along rapidly. he plans to personally conduct interviews with the finalists. about 10 candidates are under consideration.

democrats are demanding the job go to someone who is not partisan. meanwhile, members of both parties want to know if the president is taping his conversations after he suggested as much on twitter. as much on t syrian government of mass executions. the state assad regime is operating the crematorium to close to 50 executions at a notorious prison. the top u.s. diplomat for the middle east revealing the new evidence. >> the building of a crematorium is an effort to cover up the extent of mass murders taking place in the prison. >> the evidence is circumstantial, since there are no images from within the prison. but if true, it would be the latest atrocity for the assad regime, of course, after last month's chemical weapons attack on civilians. looking for answers about a deadly jet crash outside new york city. surveillance video shows a red lear jet hitting the ground burst into flames. went down less than a mile from the airport where it was to

land. two crew members on board were killed. amazingly no one on the ground was hurt. witnesses said they couldn't believe their eyes. >> as it came in, it came in and it bellied up. went upside down. and landed on its roof. and skidded after it hit the top of a building and then skidded into the building adjacent to it. blowing up cars and anything in its path. >> 13 cars and three buildings were damaged before that crash. the plane flew from new jersey to massachusetts. and then to philadelphia. all without any reported problems. the pilot was heard speaking calmly to controllers just before the plane went down. plenty new questions being raised in the deadly police shooting of a teenager in connecticut. he allegedly rammed an officer with a stolen vehicle and the new video has surfaced. it is throwing a little bit of doubt on the official account. here is abc's linsey davis. >> these images taken by a bystander are raising questions, 15-year-old jason negron handcuffed on the ground with

his head facing to his right. the camera pans off and four seconds later, his head is in a different position. the victim's family says the picture suggests that he was still alive, and they say that contradicts what police told them. that he was killed when he was shot. according to bridgeport police, the officer shot negron after he refused orders to stop and hit an officer with a stolen car. >> a young man who put himself in a really bad situation. and lost his life. >> the 21-year-old passenger was also shot. but suffered nonlife threatening injuries. the police chief says negron's body was lying in the street for six hours after the shooting for evidence gathering reasons. but negron's family members says the police never provided medical attention they believe may have saved his life. hundreds gather to pay tribute to the teen and call for action. that officer is on administrative leave, pending the outcome of an investigation.

linsey davis, abc news, bridgeport, connecticut. severe storms battered parts of the upper plains with hail from a strong thunderstorm. breaking windows of many homes in iowa. the hailstorm measured as much as 2 inches in diameter. winds gusted up to 60 miles per hour. and there may have even been a tornado. residents turned out to help each other board up the shattered windows. >> let's turn now to what might turn out to be the cutest video you will see all day. >> the roanoke county virginia police department got a call after a 200-pound black bear cub climbed into a car. >> got to be a black bear. why can't it just be a bear? >> but he started, just ignoring you. he started honking the horn. the bear gets in the car. starts honking the horn. waking everybody up. >> my word. >> locked in. the officer came to the rescue. unlocking the door, leaving it ajar, allowing the bear cub to

scamper off. >> smart little cub. >> that is so cute. >> he tried to call aaa. they didn't respond that late at night. >> trying to press onstar all day. >> hello? no. coming up, world war ii vet, setting a high flying record. bill cosby's latest comments just before his sexual assault trial is set to begin. first, take a look at today's forecast. >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by stamps.com. announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by stamps.com. un. they have passions to pursue. how do they avoid trips to thet office? stamps.com mail letters, ship packages, all the services of the post office right on your computer. get a 4 week trial, plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale.

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100 miles west of new york in 2013 during hazing at a rented house. >> afterwards while in need of emergency help they were trying to figure out schemes to hide the information about his attempt to join the fraternity so they could distance themselves from their own wrongdoing. >> defense attorneys calling deng's death fraternity prank gone wrong, adding their clients didn't intend to kill him. this case closely resembling the death of a penn state student. >> he was great. he was an amazing guy. he was so funny. smart, the first one to be there for somebody. he was everybody's friend. >> timothy piazza, sophomore and pledge died february 4th following a fall a few days prior. several fraternity members accused of waiting 12 hours to call for help. piazza's family speaking out on "good morning america." >> i don't know where conscience was, the voice in the back of their head was saying "he's hurt.

i got to do the right thing." i don't understand how they could be so heartless and inhumane. >> reporter: 18 members of the fraternity facing criminal charges including involuntary manslaughter and felony aggravated assault. in his first interview in more than two years, bill cosby says race may have been a factor in the sexual assault allegations against him. he spoke with michael smerconish and played part of the interview with cosby's daughter in which she brought up the issue of race. first, you'll hear her comment and cosby's answer to a brief question. >> i strongly believe my father is innocent of the crimes alleged against him. and i believe that racism has played a big role in all aspects of this scandal. >> do you agree with that? >> could be. could be. there are so many tentacles so,

many different nefarious is a great word. >> cosby scheduled to go on trial next month for allegedly drugging and sexually assaulting a woman at his home 13 years ago. he pleaded not guilty to charges and denies similar claims from dozens of other women. another television celebrity is headed to court this time over alleged stolen jokes. a lawsuit accuses conan o'brien as well as his writers and producers of lifting jokes for a monologue. conan and colleagues argue that it uses facts and commonly used expressions that would not fall under copyright protection. parent company disney may be victim of a cyber attack. chief executive says hackers claim to have stolen copy of an unreleased movie and threatening to release it unless disney pays ransom. eiger says the company will not give into extortion, did not name the movie, and "los angeles times" reports it is pirates of the caribbean, deadmen tell no tales. official release a week from friday.

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♪ skinny so skinny ♪ skinny so skinny >> it's skinny time. and time for semifinals of dancing with the stars. the final four couples faced off with each couple performing two dances each. >> yeah, so for the first dance, couples coached by one of the judges and the second routine focused on hardship they had to overcome. obviously, it got a little emotional. real quick. tears.

>> just a little bit. >> all that, blah, blah, blah, whining. >> you love emotions. >> yes. >> kick things off with fifth harmony singer, she and val coached by len. after stumbling in the waltz. she came roaring back. got a perfect score. for her emotional jazz number. but the real winner, was her grandmother. after a perfect jazz number, she, she planted not one, but two kisses on val. >> yes. >> so america's favorite dancing dad had julienne as a coach. fun fox trot. you see here he wrapped things up with a tango. kind of sounded like everyone was saying good-bye. he of course, being the former cubby. >> juliet has a -- funny way of teaching him how to dance the, dance the, the step. >> yeah, she said he has to stick his butt in. she gave him a lemon. he had to make sure to hold. >> to make sure that he didn't keep putting his butt out. good tip for any one who wants to learn to dance fox trot. now we know, make lemonade. >> rashad back to his roots and

showing off the abs. thank you, rashad. bruno his coach for the other dance. whatever, his shirt is buttoned for that one. do we really need to see it? >> ha-ha. and -- you want more of that? video? >> i am enjoying it. you can move on. >> so rashad had his shirt off. we did the count. it was like nine out of the last ten weeks. >> kendis, doesn't have his shirt off. >> will he have the shirt off for the finale? >> yes. >> he was born at night, not last night. and simone biles unstoppable. two perfect scores last night. first time in the competition. judges praise herd for both performances. in the end some one had to go home. and the drum roll please. >> ooh, simone and sasha. ♪ ♪

>> i am in absolute shock. please just take a minute. >> first. >> so that is -- the second time someone received perfect scores across the board. then got voted off in the very same show. and, you can see simone and sasha on "good morning america" later this morning. we are guessing they were a bit surprised. >> i think a lot of people are shocked by that. that was david ross of the former chicago cubs. >> with the lemon? >> yes, with the lemon. all right. so next up. heartbreak for bachelor. >> ben and lauren calling off their engagement and splitting up. >> i know, i know. >> sure everyone is heartbroken over this one on the show. >> may remember, ben fell in love. >> told both lauren and jojo he loved them. moved to denver. got engaged. the whole nine yards. now they're saying they will remain friends. >> are we going to get some an analysis?

>> jack, are you okay? what do you think about this? >> i can't get over it. having difficulty remaining seated here. >> are you shocked? >> no. i'm never shocked at stuff like this. but it's ironic that they mention it now. on account of the fact that, as we know the bachelorette is coming back to abc. as is the analyst. >> the analyst is coming back. >> rumors of my demise were greatly exaggerated. >> we were hoping. but no, coming back. >> looking forward to that, jack. thank you. lady gaga showing off a more subdued style. past few months we have seen her in t-shirts. flannels, normal stuff. but looks look that's all over. >> take a look. gaga is going full something. stepping out in over the top looks.

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>> whoo! >> good job! >> how you feeling? >> all right. just over the moon. >> oh, yes. hopefully i will be doing it at 102 or 103. >> reporter: he beat the previous recordholder by 35 days. >> i sat very well indeed. and i woke up this morning the happiest man in the world. >> hayes is a war veteran who was there on d-day in normandy in 1944. clearly, jumping out of planes makes him feel forever young. >> congratulations! >> steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >> so cool. what i love about this. normally when you talk about things like this. i wanted to do this since i was 10 years old. he said, i wanted to do this since i was 90.

>> hey, that was a good 11 years age you can understand that. >> already talking about doing it again at 102 years old. >> he stuck the landing. >> he sealed the record in place. >> someone else, 23-year-old, justin bieber taking number one spot on the billboard charts with despozito with two others. >> had a hit last week with i'm the one, d.j. khalid song. the first artist to take the top spot in consecutive weeks, beating the record the beatles had held since 1964. >> those aren't his songs. those are songs featuring justin bieber. should that count? >> he sings the important hooks. wouldn't be as popular if it wasn't for the beatles. the beatles/biebs.

making news in america this tuesday morning, the bombshell report. president trump allegedly gave classified information to russian officials. how the white house and lawmakers are reacting overnight and what the reporter behind the story is saying this morning. we have new details in the global cyberattack including a possible link to north korea. plus, overnight south korea has announced when the country's new president will visit the white house. a teen described as perfectly healthy suddenly dies from a caffeine overdose. the drinks he consumed before it all took place. and what happens when a bear finds himself locked in a car. well, some neighbors and a very brave police officer found out.