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>> good morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. some of the headlines on "world news now." british authorities conducted raids as they investigated the concert bombing in manchester. officials believe the suicide bomber had the help of a terror network. live in manchester with details. severe storms left behind heavy damage in southwestern ohio. and there are reports of at least three tornados touching down. the national weather service will be out today to survey damage from several suspected twisters. there are no reports of injuries. jury has been selected in a sexual assault case against bill cosby. two african-americans named to the panel after cosby's lawyers complained about the jury racial makeup. the trial set to begin next month near philadelphia. the justice department confirming to abc news attorney general jeff sessions did not

disclose his meetings with the russian diplomat on his security clearance form. but they say an fbi official had advised sessions not to do so. those are some of our top stories on this thursday. may 25th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning to you all. we begin this half-hour with the latest on the investigation into the manchester suicide bombing. >> all of 292 people who were killed in the 64 others that were wounded in the blast have now ben identified. they of course include sadly young children, tee agers, this couple here and some of whom were waiting to pick up their kids after the ariana grande concert. many of the injured are still in the hospital. in critical condition. >> moon while, investigators say they're making progress. abc's molly hunter is live in manchester with the latest on that. molly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, diane. that's right. progress this morning.

more overnight raids, more raids last night all through this morning. and big discoveries that come with that. authorities now telling abc news that kind of a bomb making factory was found inside salman abedi's apartment. not just the equipment. chemicals for more bombs. now officials are worried who ever built that original bomb could have built more. and, they were describing the bomb as metal container with bolts and nails with remote cell phone detonator. they have said it is actually quite similar in sophistication to the bomb used in brussels. diane, kendis, the message this morning, a bomb maker is on the loose. now that hunt for what police are calling a network is intensifying. throughout manchester we visited many of the houses where there have been raids. eight men remain in custody this morning. but of this investigation is going all the way to libya. whereof course we know that salman's abedi's parents were born. his father is there. as well as the his brother. his father gave an interview yesterday saying his son had nothing to do with this attack.

his son is not isis. not a terrorist. yet libyan officials, put his father and brother. cash them up. his brother saying that both he and salman both consider themselves as part of isis. and started watching videos as of two years ago to learn how to make bombs. diane, kendis, this morning what is so exceptional, it wasn't just two years ago. classmates of abedi's warned authorities five years ago that they were worried about radicalization of this man. he slipped through the cracks. diane and kendis. >> unbelievable. he was so close to being on their radar, practically was on their radar. molly, the uk terror alert at critical. highest level. what's the environment like there? how are people behaving in all of this? >> exactly right. diane, so rare that the uk puts terror threat level at critical. last time they did that was july 2007. after the bombers. we will see more troops out on the streets. now i don't see any actually right in this vicinity.

what that also means is that that frees up police forces and swat teams to go do the raids. to actually patrol the city and to really ramp up the investigation in the coming days. unlikely the critical threat level will stay for too many days, it requires so many resources on the streets. next few days, week i would say. while this investigation is ramping up. that's what should expect to see in the streets. >> definitely unusual scene. a country rare to see the bobby, police officers there carrying weapons. now armed forces there in some parts of country. molly hunter, thank you. here at home, president trump is taking part in a series of meetings. he is in brussels. lot going on here at home with him as well. heave will be talking at nato summit. and in talks with european union officials as well. >> the president has had a busy trip there. met with the belgian king and prime minister. after arriving in a city, once called, a "hell hole." because of its immigration policies. thousands have gathered in brussels to welcome the

president, you might say. rallying against his policies. >> before heading to belgium, he held a meeting with pope francis. the president called the meeting with the pope, though an honor. and francis gave trump a copy of his writings about climate change which the president will be reading. back here at home and breaking overnight, a shakeup in the race for montana's lone seat in the house of representatives. the election ties day. one of the candidates accused of body slamming a reporter. the republican faces misdemeanor assault charge now. accused of attacking reporter ben jacobs. jacobs managed to record the incident which started as a question of the republican health care bill. >> the cbo score. >> we'll talk to you about that later. >> yeah, but -- >> speak with shane, please. >> sick and tired of you guys.

the last time you came here, you did the same thing. get the hell out of here. get the hell out of here. >> the last guy did the same thing. are you with the guardian? >> yes and you just broke my glasses. >> you just body slammed me and broke my glasses. >> get the hell out of here. >> well, fox news reporter who was at the scene says, gianforte grabbed jacobs by the neck with both hands and threw him down and punched him. in a statement, the campaign says jacobs was aggressive and badgered the candidate. facing a fine of six months in jail if convicted. he is due in court on the 7th of june. should point out. this also breaking overnight. all three major newspapers in montana that endorsed him and he said was a great honor. they since rescinded their endorsements. the gop health care bill is expected to leave more than 23 million people uninsured in ten years. the congressional budget office says premiums would go down

overall. sky rocket for older americans and those with pre-existing conditions. cbo found some people scud pay thousands more in out of pocket costs as well. since states will be allowed to opt out of guaranteeing coverage for maternity and mental health. >> the budget director tried to defend the plan for sweeping spending cuts. he is getting push back from members of both parties. abc's alley rogan with more. >> white house budget chief getting a warm welcome from former house colleagues prepared to make the case for president trump's budget proposal. the reception from one fellow republican turned frosty. mark sanford of south carolina saying the white house's projections for economic growth were unrealistic. >> it perpetuates a myth we can go out there and balance the budget without touching entitlement. not a myth. a lie. >> reporter: wasn't enough for that fiscal hawk. the budget would cut $1.7

trillion from the social safety net. slashing programs, medicaid, food stamps, anti-poverty programs. it doesn't touch the two biggest drivers of debt. medicare and social security. democrats have the opposite program with the budget. saying, the entitlement cuts are too steep. >> have to be honest, i have never seen a budget so devoid of compassion and empathy for families struggling to make ends meet. >> back in the hearing room. he defended the cuts. >> we no longer want to measure compassion by the number of programs that the we have or the number of people on the programs. we want to measure true compassion by the number of people we help to get off the programs. >> meanwhile in the that. lawmakers distance from the budget. making clear congress writes the bills that become law. not the president. >> he has a tough job. certainly look at whatever he sends up. but we will modify it.

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washington, d.c. that was last july. and his family says they have been living a nightmare ever since. not only because the murder remains unsolved, but because of what they call lies and conspiracies surrounding his death. >> you can't defend a lie. anybody who knew seth, knows that's not his personality. or what he believed in. >> reporter: rich was killed a few weeks before wikileaks published hacked e-mails from the dnc and some conservative media including fox news have since speculated rich was murdered to cover up his involvement in passing the information to the wikileaks. >> turns out it wasn't the russians a young guy i suspect was disgusted by the corruption of the democratic national committee. he has been killed. >> reporter: 17 intelligence agencies have determined the russians interfered in the election but some refuse to believe it.

just last week, a guest on fox news sean hannity show cited an fbi source to claim there was evidence linking rich and wikileaks. the guest backtracked which led fox news to remove the story from the website. and issue retraction. rich's family pleaded for fox and others to stop reporting conspiracies. hannity backed down. >> out of respect for the family's wishes, for now, i am not discussing this matter at this time. >> reporter: one fbi official told abc news the only place i have seen that is through the conspiracy theories online. >> another one saying, hey we have nothing to support what is in the press, media and public. >> we are going to move on. coming up, billy bush speaks out about the access hollywood tape. >> here his response to melania trump's accusation he was egging her husband on. next. melania trump's accusation he was egging her husband on. next.

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pretty familiar with the tape that threatened to cost donald trump, the access hollywood recording with billy bush released just a month before the election. >> in an abc news exclusive, bush is opening up about the tape that's eventually cost him his job. >> who was the first? >> billy made a name for himself as co-host of access hollywood for 15 years. rubbing elbows with hollywood elite. last summer billy made the jump to morning tv, his dream job as a co-host of the today show. but on october 7th, 2016, his career came to a screeching halt. when the now infamous tape was released and he was fired. do you believe you should have lost your job over this? >> based upon the moment that is

on that tape i understand people's reaction. i agree, i also felt that way. we live in a visual and digital age. so we get this video, this moment. and we react emotionally. to it. and then you have social media, ability to respond in realtime. and a flame becomes a bonfire very, very quickly. >> have you had any conversations with donald trump since the release of the tape? >> no, there was no relationship there. it was work-related. i interviewed him multiple times, especially back then. he never reached out. and i, i didn't reach out. >> melania felt as she said, you egged him on. >> he was led on, like egg on, from -- from the host to say -- dirty and bad stuff. >> would you agree with that? that you added to the conversation? >> i definitely added to the conversation by, you know, i was keeping the ball in the air.

>> what was it like for you to go back home, after the, after the tape had been released. to face your daughters, your wife? what was that moment like for you? >> my now 16-year-old daughter called me. and she was in tears. and she was really upset. and i said, mary, it's going to be okay. she said why were you laughing at the things that he was saying on the bus. why were you playing along? that wasn't funny. >> what did your wife say? >> she was very understanding of the atmosphere and the environment. at that time. and she knows very well. the man she married and -- and who i am. and she was supportive the whole way through. and in fact up until, five minutes ago. we were on the phone when i drove up here. >> billy is no stranger to the public eye as reporter and member of the bush family. >> i should have known better,

absolutely. no question about that. i look back and wish people also say, you should have stopped it. but i didn't have the strength of character at the time to do that. i wish i did. >> did you reach out to colleague, nancy o'dell at all and apologize? >> i sent a message, yeah, private message. >> how are you going to convince people, that say you want your job back. you want to get back on tv. >> i can tell you that -- that i, am only ready to get back to work now because there is purpose and there is clarity and there is acceptance and there is a changed person. i do feel like a better man. i feel like -- a better father. partner. friend, and i do think, better at my job than i ever was. >> nancy o'dell did say she received his apology, appreciated it very much, and she worked together for so many years. and wishes him the best going forward. >> wish him luck. celebrating a national holiday

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this morning on "world news now"-- the urgent efforts to take out terror cells. >> more raids carried out across the uk as the investigation into the suicide bombing in manchester continues. we'll have the latest on the suspected bomber and the evidence suggesting direct involvement from isis. here at home, the big breaking news story overnight the candidate for congress now charged with assault on the eve of the special election. the reporter alleges a violent encounter took place after asking a question at an event. and the frightening moments a tractor trailer lost control of its brakes careening down the highway. and there is a police sign there to warn drivers. see how the whole thing ends. with a very thankful driver as

well. the ultimate in dyi, why some of your next door neighbors are, well opening their bedroom doors to cameras and making six figure incomes having sex online. the new money making hobby on this thursday, may 25th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." good morning to you. we begin with new developments in the manchester bombing. >> british authorities conducted raids overnight. arresting at least eight people. salman abedi's father and young brother detained by militia forces in libya. >> while searching one address in manchester, investigators carried out a controlled explosion and at abedi's home they said they found enough material to build several more bombs. >> really, really troubling development there. some of the most critical evidence was found at the scene of the bombing itself. and can be seen in the photographs, parts of the backpack that carried the bomb

and even a detonator. publication of the photos though by "the new york times" has angered british authorities. we get more now from abc's terry moran. >> reporter: in the terrible moment the bomb went off. it left behind amid the carnage and fear, clues to how it was made and by whom. those crime scene photos obtained by "the new york times" and posted on their website reveal the bomb's sophisticated design. the possible detonator bloodied. carried in the suspect's left hand, investigators believe with a small circuit board inside and protruding red wire, a 12-vote battery more powerful than most suicide bombs. nuts and screws used as deadly shrapnel. part of the blue backpack. the bomb was carried in. investigators concluding this bomber was no lone wolf. >> i think it is very clear this is a network that we are investigating. >> reporter: police stormed a building in central manchester. targeting a third floor apartment. neighbors thought it was being

rented as an air bnb unit. >> you can't know who everybody is. >> reporter: while we were there -- police were here at this location for three hours and all of a sudden they tackled this man here. making some kind of arrest. we don't know if it is related to the attack or not. things happen very fast here. turned out a police officer had been trying to break up a fight. even as the memorial here grows, the largest 10k run, 35,000 runners last year will go forward this weekend, authorities say. safely. terry moran, abc news, manchester, england. >> all 22 people killed in that explosion have now been identified. >> among them a couple. 17-year-old chloe rutherford and 19-year-old, liam curry. in a joint statement their familially said they wanted to

be together forever and now they will be. >> 47-year-old, lisa lice was was waiting in the arena to pick up her daughter. >> and searching more than a day hoping to find her in hospital. they received the bad news. >> we are getting details about the bomber who fives week ago traveled to libya to visit his family. libya is an isis stronghold. the bomber's younger brother tells investigators that they both belong to isis. salman abedi returned to manchester five days before the attack. moving on now president trump attending a nato summit in brussels. greeted by belgium's king and prime minister after arriving in city he once called a hell hole because of its immigration policies. the president is also holding talks with european union leaders and meeting with the new french president macron. anti-trump protesters gathered in brussels, rallying against president trump views from climate change to abortion. >> this gop replacement for obama care narrowly passed the

house expected to leave 23 million more people uninsured in ten years. congressional budget office says premiums would go down slightly overall. but they would skyrocket for older american and those with pre-existing conditions. the cbo found some out of pocket costs would jump by thousand of dollars, as states are allowed to opt out of guaranteeing coverage for services like maternity and mental health. republican senators say they're drawing up their own bill from scratch. and a wild situation playing out overnight in a special congressional election in montana. republican greg gianforte faces misdemeanor assault after witnesses say he body slammed a reporter. the incident hours before today's voting. a fox news crew says, that gianforte shoved jacobs after grabbing him by the neck last night. that happened after jacobs asked questions about the gop health care plan. in a statement, gianforte's spokesman says he entered an

office, aggressively shoved a recordered in the candidate's face and then asked badgering questions. much more in the next half-hour. >> turn our focus now on to the weather. you can see on the big screen why. it is going to be a soggy thursday for tens of millions of people in the northeast. the radar, on the big wall showing storms with heavy rain moving up the east coast. >> there were at least three reported tornados last night in southwestern ohio. several businesses suffered heavy damage. but there are no reports of injuries. >> confirmed ef-1 tornado responsible for heavy damage to the fire department as well as buildings in the small community in north carolina. a few storms left over in the carolinas today. the old line says every dog has its day. but that recognition usually doesn't come in a school yearbook. >> this year, stafford high school in fredericksberg, virginia is giving a special shout out to alpha schalk, a service dog for jay schalk.

>> so, a.j. has type one diabetes. alpha's job lets aj know when his blood pressure is too low or too high by sniffing his breath. >> now, alpha didn't just get a picture in the yearbook. he has a school id. need a booster seat for the picture next time. >> could have worked on the framing of it. well deserved spot there. in the, in the yearbook. aj says, that alpha has been going to school with him since last year. and has saved his life, a number of times. so, well deserved. >> congratulations to both of them. coming up, a new health alert. new findings on the risks of not getting enough sleep. what that could mean for your heart for example. >> in other news, captain obvious will have the report. and they're known as cam couples. amateur porn stars, live stream ing from their own homes. why they say they're not doing it just for the money.

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intersection near seattle. and, slamming into a car. the truck's brakes also failing in this situation. the driver of that car, suffered only minor injuries. amazing. vermont's governor vetoed a bill that would have made it the ninth state to legalize marijuana. the measure would have made it okay to grow small amounts of pot. penalties for using the drug driving or around children weren't strong enough. he says he is willing to work with lawmakers on a compromise. and a jury has been selected in bill cosby's sexual assault case. his lawyers had accused prosecutors of trying to keep african-americans off the jury. and cosby said that race could be a factor in the dozens of allegations against him. both sides eventually agreed to include two black jurors on the panel of seven men, five women. cosby charged with drugging and molesting constant a woman who worked for temple university in 2004. he made brief comments after leaving court. >> i just want to be very specific about the wonderful people of allegheny county.

i also want to thank the sheriff's department. >> the jury selected in pittsburgh. the trial will take place near philadelphia. opening arguments june 5th. jurors will be sequestered there near philadelphia after being bussed all the way from pittsburgh. cosby says he does not plan to testify. new information on the connection between lack of sleep and your heart health. researchers at stanford university, studied americans already at risk of heart disease. they found those sleeping less than six hours a night, were twice as likely to die from heart disease or stroke. the risk was higher in people with high blood pressure and blood sugar issues. >> great. great news for insomniacs everywhere. >> thanks, stanford. coming up, the porn disrupters. >> how the regular couples are camming their way into the homes of thousands of viewers live streaming their most intimate moments and cashing in. i sat down, did the research and all that for this story.

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we don't have to go anywhere. it is a fun business. >> web cam there. that. >> reporter: they're in the business of sharing their most intimate moments. >> should i go ahead and start. live streaming their own interactive porn via web cam for money. as the the duo peppermint and dusty. #no. #foreplay. >> reporter: they have more than 80,000 followers on the channel chatterbate. >> we are a loving, passionate couple. >> reporter: tip and even make requests. >> and thank you, booty play. we are fun and enjoy each other. >> you have day job? >> yes. >> you just happen to come home at night and get on a web cam and have sex? >> sure. >> we're going to have sex anyway. no matter what we are going to do it. >> the adult entertainment industry reportedly worth billions of dollars. at any given moment there are thousands of live cams streaming

strip shows, foreplay, and hard core sex across the internet. sites like chatterbate, myfreecams and camfor, live jasmin one of the most visited websites in the u.s. more popular than "the new york times." successful shows can make several hundred dollars. >> yea. >> in just a few hours. >> the most dedicated performers, raking in six figures. peppermint and dusty do like the money, but see camming more as a way to inspire others. >> money isn't at the top of the list. that's an awesome bonus on the side. >> reporter: their do it yourself studio up and running with minimal technology. >> very simple setup. little camera. apple. mac book. small tripod. >> tv. >> whole lot of coconut oil. >> whole lot of coconut oil. >> whole tub. oh my gosh.

>> peppermint and dusty, stumbled into the business. >> we lived together i had a place with a big mirror in the bedroom. is was -- really fun to look over and in that mirror while we were being intimate. it turned us on. >> yeah. >> i think it's time for us to go. going to leave them, for their show right now. on this night, their erotic show went on for five hours. at one point, more than 2600 people were watching. >> our highest night. 7,000 people. >> there is something there that consumers are willing to pay for. a lot of people really think that that has to do with the high level of interactivity. >> the industry has gotten so popular that there is even an annual convention. cam-con. adult film star, arianna marie starred in "let it ride" but got her start as a cam girl then moved on to studio made porn movies. >> i'm going to tease you guys

just a little bit. >> reporter: now a known figure in the porn industry, she often goes live on the site, myfreecams. >> i came back to camming. because four years later now i have a name. i am, you know, branding myself a little bit better. i don't want to just oversaturate myself with a bunch of content for other companies. >> reporter: she turned her las vegas home into a cam house, with 22 web cams. kitchen. living room. shower, the places off limits. opening their doors, as well, to other cam girls in vegas to expand her business. >> i try to split my time. try to shoot scenes. i can keep my name relevant at the same time i'm on cam. >> reporter: her husband once performed in adult films as jack spade and sometimes joins in. >> when i was a performer working with the girls every day. end of the day all i wanted to do was come home and cuddle. that's the difference. really. that intimacy. >> reporter: a young porn pro

like arianna might seem generations removed from 46 year olds peppermint and dusty. in the cam world, they're peers. >> we'll be in the top ten. alongside 22 years old. 19-year-olds. i think it is awesome. honored. flattered by that. >> reporter: for all of peppermint and dusty's openness what they're doing is still a secret. their bosses don't know. neither do peppermint's adult children. >> sure there is going to be a moment of them being horrified. i'm sure there is going to be some embarrassment when they see me. but, there is nothing that i am ashamed of. i mean, they know how amorous we are. and i don't don't feel guilty about that. >> which is why they're willing to be recognized. >> there is people that are going to judge us. that's just a risk we are willing to take. i'm not going to lie about it. not going to deny it. we have a loving, passionate sex life. those are all things to be proud

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>> uh-huh. >> not just one shelf. >> oh my god. >> yeah. >> no, that is not good. >> you asked what would bring me to tears. >> that's what. >> national wine fail. number two. >> they all go down. >> when you watch the first. what could be worse than that. there is your answer. >> oh, the humanity. >> yeah. >> i don't know that i could go on. >> it is a tragedy. >> well, we will have to save one for those. >> those poor -- >> okay. so, as we -- celebrate national wine day. we have this youtube, and, social media star that is going into a different business you might say. he is now selling cars. >> he might have you thinking you have been drinking too much wine. this is real. >> take a look. do you want few go in the car. hey, i am bruss griffin.

our prices are low. i can't read. should a dog be selling cars? probably not. come get yours today before the government catches wind of this and shuts us down. >> bruss griffin. also known as, gilda by the way. social media, youtube star. decided to shoot the spoof of a motor world. salesman. the owner says that, brus griffin sounded look a slimy car salesman. why not? >> weird when people bring furry animals into unexpected places look a car commercial. don't know why anyone would do that. someone else decided to celebrate national wine day with champagne, instead. head over off to the global morning news in canada. decided it would be a good idea, to saber some champagne bottles on air. >> oh. >> i got this. oh, my gosh. >> unbelievable. >> show them how it is done. >> let's do it.

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this morning on "world news now," the violent altercation between a candidate for congress and the reporter who was covering him. audio of the incident released and overnight that candidate charged with assault. how both sides are responding hours before voters go to the polls in that congressional race. the cost of the house plan to reform health care is now revealed and democrats are slamming it. so could 23 million americans lose their health care? new this half hour, a woman fights off thieves trying to steal her car. >> going as far as jumping on the hood before they try to take off with the vehicle. see why she admits she could have acted differently. it's out, the first official trailer for season seven of "game of thrones."

packed with predictions and epic boasts from denaris, what she says she was born to do. it is thursday, may 25th. >> -- against the coming storm. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> are you upset with the open? of "game of thrones." kendis is on season one. >> born to be wild. born to run. >> he has no idea. >> yeah, breaks out into bruce springsteen at the top of the show. >> spoilers about the new season. jason bourne. no? >> yes, absolutely. definitely. >> best of both. get to that in "the skinny" later. we'll get started with the fight night that apparently in montana. breaking news, congressional candidate facing an assault charge accused of body slamming a reporter. >> this unfolded hours before voters head to the polls today. witnesses say, greg gianforte grabbed "guardian" reporter ben jacobs. jacobs recorded audio of the incident started after he asked

a question about the gop health care plan. >> the cbo score, as you know you've been waiting to make your decision about health care until you saw the bill and it just came out. >> we'll talk to you about that later. >> there's not going to be time. >> speak with shane, please. >> i'm sick and tired of you guys. the last time -- you did the same thing. get the hell out of here. get the hell out of here. the last guy did the same thing. you are the "guardian"? >> you just body slammed me and broke my glass. >> get the hell out of here. >> now according to a fox news channel crew that was there, gianforte grabbed jacob by the neck. in a statement, gianforte, said jacobs interrupted a separate interview, shoved the camera in the candidate's face and asked badgering questions. that statement went on to say,

it's unfortunate that this aggressive behavior from a liberal journalist. >> then there is a garden newspaper released statement of its own. we are committed to holding power to account and we stand by ben jacobs and our team of reporters for the questions they ask and the reporter -- reporting that is produced. ask and the reporting that is >> he faces up to a six month or a $500 fine. fox news channel crew that was there went on to say let us be clear at no point in all of this did jacobs ever show gianforte any sort of aggression before he acted. but they actually go even further and describe gianforte as punching jacobs. they describe more than "guardian" did. >> from a conservative fox news crew there at the time. >> from the fox news crew.

>> reporter there for many, many, years, her crew were standing there. supposed to have an interview with gianforte. as they were waiting to set that up and she was chatting with him, they say the whole thing went down in front of them. >> he was leading in the polls. but overnight several key newspapers there in -- in montana, that actually had endorsed him, rescinded their endorsement after this incident. >> that's right. >> it will be an interesting election to watch today. in the meantime democrats are slamming that republican plan to replace obamacare now that the congressional budget office has weighed in. >> the new report says the bill that passed by the house, just by one vote is expected to leave 23 million more americans without health insurance. abc's mary bruce reports. >> reporter: for months americans crowded townhalls, voicing fear and frustration. president trump and republicans have already declared victory.

>> this is a repeal and replace of obamacare, make no mistake about it. >> reporter: and we finally know what the house health care bill could mean for you. the congressional budget office releasing their report card. finding the bill could leave 23 million more americans uninsured. and reduce the deficit by $119 billion over the next decade. for some, their premiums could skyrocket. 64-year-old making $26,000 in some states could see premiums climb $12,000 or more. those concerns around the country. >> shame! shame! shame! >> reporter: fueled by last minute changes to the bill that would allow states to opt out of guaranteeing coverage for basic health services. like maternity care and ambulances. and, states could waive the requirement that insurers don't discriminate based on pre-existing conditions. even republicans admit that has

to change. >> we have to deal with pre-existing conditions in a way that will work for people. >> reporter: the report warning over time it would become more difficult for people with those conditions to purchase insurance. because their premiums would continue to increase rapidly. it's far from a done deal, the senate is now starting from scratch. and some republicans are skeptical. they will ultimately get this done. >> are you confident this is going to get done? >> no. i think. i'm not confident. i think it's, i don't know what the odds are. going to be a tough call. >> reporter: there are serious concerns about the bill in the senate from republicans. senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell admitting at the moment he doesn't know how he is going to get to the 50 votes he needs to get this done. mary bruce, abc news, capitol hill. overseas now, british authorities have raided new locations in and around manchester as part of their investigation into monday's bombing. >> eight people have been arrested including the brother of the suicide bomber, salman abedi.

his father and brother were arrested in libya. >> "the new york times" published photos of parts of the bomb that survived the explosion. experts say the parts point to a sophisticated device making it likely that abedi had help from a terror network. >> all victims have been identified. 22 people in all. including children. teenagers and many parents. waiting to pick up their children after the american pop star's concert. more than 60 people were injured. some with horrific and still life-threatening injuries. >> i think one of the hardest thing that certainly i directly dealt with my colleagues is looking after children who we didn't know who they were, didn't know who they are, haven't identified them. can't imagine what their parents are going through until we have done that. actually remarkably hard. >> he says there has been fantastic support from the community. both for the victims as well as hospital staff there. britain will observe a moment of silence for the victims this morning at 11:00 a.m. local

time, at 6:00 eastern time. extreme weather now shaping up to be a nasty day of rain from the mid-atlantic all the way into new england. heavy rain is moving into the big cities of the northeast. just in time for the height of the morning rush hour. >> the same storm system left behind serious damage in north carolina. drone video shows a confirmed tornado ripped the roof off the fire department building in the small community. one resident said the storm sounded like a freight train. luckily no reports of injuries. >> northeast gets a direct hit. >> accuweather's justin povick has the details for us, almost didn't want to ask. good morning. >> diane, kendis. thank you, good morning to you. a recipe for heavy rainfall throughout the northeast. big travel delays expected as we go throughout the day. lots and lots of moisture in place. so all along, interstate 95 here, talking rain with potential for some thunderstorms as well. heading in towards the holiday

weekend. notice thunderstorm threat continuing throughout the ohio valley. and into the southeast. wet weather working its way to the north and east. for memorial day. diane, kendis. >> wet weather for memorial day. >> thank you. attorney general jeff sessions under fire over contacts with russia's ambassador. the justice department acknowledged sessions did not disclose meetings with sergey kislyak on security clearance form. they say an fbi investigator told sessions he did not have to report such meetings with foreign dignitaries connected to his job as a senator. sessions recused himself from the investigation into russia's election meddling after failing to reveal those meetings during his confirmation hearing. >> one senator issued a critical report about the wounded warrior project. senator charles grassley's investigation of the charity found it provides misleading figures about amount of money spent on veterans. his report says the organization needs to be more transparent. and that it should cut down on

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tries to drive away. she holds on the whole time. eventually the thief, you see get, gets out of the car. jumps into a getaway car. the guy at some point slams on the brake trying to get her off. he leaves. gets in the getaway. she gets her own car under control. >> the vehicle kept rolling. >> the vehicle did keep rolling. >> so there you see it again. >> tries to get her off. she holds on. and then eventually he gives up. gets out of the car. leaves the car rolling. >> she gets in the car. he gets in the get away car. suspects are at large. after all that. he got away. but she has her car. >> i don't advise it. but there are probably some hollywood producers that could sign her of as a stunt, stunt actress. >> she said i probably could have handled it differently. >> you think. glad to know she is all right. one of the world's well known yoga experts is now an international fugitive. >> founder of bikrim yoga, hot yoga fled the country amid

allegations of sexual assault. now an arrest warrant. david wright has the latest. >> reporter: one of america's most successful yoga gurus, bikrim chowdrie is a fugitive. more than a year ago, an l.a. court ordered him to pay $7 million in damages for sexually harassing and firing his own lawyer. >> i feel vindicated. i am elated. >> reporter: but he never paid a dime. so an l.a. judge issued an arrest warrant. bikrim creator of hot yoga. when we first met him five years ago, there were rumors of groping students. >> i never lie, never cheat. i never hurt another spirit. >> reporter: he categorically denied them. >> the hardest problem in my life, david, is stay away from women. women likes me. but, yogi supposed to be yogi cannot be involved the women. >> reporter: since then, half a

dozen of his former students have accused him of sexual assault. >> someone can look him in the eye and say no. and it doesn't matter. >> authorities believe bikrim has the hidden most assets and fled the country. he has been spotted during the past year in india and in mexico. david wright, abc news, new york. when we come back, oh, there are plenty of spoilers from "game of thrones." why everybody seems to just, just be doomed. >> only if you are kendis. and tiny dancer finally gets its own music video. we'll have it for you in "the skinny" next. >> tony danza. we'll have it for you in "the skinny" next. >> tony danza. you gonna wear? hannah. did you get that email i sent you? i need you to respond... ...before you wake up. when life keeps you up... zzzquil helps you fall asleep in less than 20 minutes. because sleep is a beautiful thing. because your carpet there's resolve carpet care. it lifts more dirt and pet hair versus vacuuming alone.

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season. >> sneak peek of the upcoming season. >> spoilers. mickey, keep me safe. all right, i'm ready. >> think you have those on backwards for one. also. kendis is on season one of "game of thrones." so all of this is spoilers for him. so. >> king joffrey. >> hbo pulled the curtain back. trailer 90 seconds. seem to be having a pretty rough time. deneris unleashes her dragons and basically, the blank hits the fan if you know what i am saying. >> i was born to rule the seven kingdoms. and i will. season seven premieres on hbo of july 16, 2017.

unless you are kendis. at some point he will watch it in like august 2020. ♪ ♪ trying to holler at me >> good, trying how to come back to us. >> how quickly you will catch up for the next season. >> luckily king joffrey survives that wedding. next. you can call chris hemsworth many things including thor, kirk or just plain hot. >> yeah. his wife chose a different word though. as the two were driving down the street. her hunky husband was driving around. >> yeah. >> as you do. >> looking at himself probably. >> that's right. >> and we are enjoying the view. but his wife had a different comment. spanish model and actress shared the selfie on instagram. and she says -- >> he's totally flexing. >> she says please stop flexing. >> wasn't what she captioned.

the snap that has everyone buzzing, it was "stop flexing chris. it's gross." that's one way to describe it. but -- >> we don't think it's gross, chris. you can keep flexing all you want. >> we didn't buy tickets to that gun show. >> no complaints here. next, a throw back on this thursday to a mid-century music classic. >> 46 years after the release, tiny dancer has brand new video. elton john shared a fan made music video, imagery of how we interact with the song in 2017. usually traffic, or on the go. ♪ hold me closer tiny dancer ♪ count the headlights on the highway ♪ tiny dancer is one of three classic elton john tracks. to get new music videos now. "rocket man "and "benny and the jets" also got new treatments. part of a contest that

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hospital and ronald mcdonald house charities. this care mobile already looks like a big truck when it pulls up. once it parks it opens up into a size of a small apartment. doctors are able to see a few dozen kids, each week. anyone under 21 years old can check in with the doctor for no out of pocket costs on their front doorstep. >> dr. levy has been seeing patients on the mobile clinic for 25 years. many of his older patients are bringing their kids to see him. >> like a private practice with wheels. >> reporter: a typical day for this small team varies. sometimes physicals for teens or check-ins for babies. >> valuable. convenient. always have appointments available.you need them. >> reporter: always there when you need them. even through the ups and downs of health care policy. dr. levy says they have been able to keep to schedule both before and during the years of the affordable care act. with the threat of lost medicaid

funds and current version of the ahca, resources for the bus might get tight. >> if medicaid is rolled back, the reimbursement for our, us, will go, may go down. we will see the families regardless of ability to pay. however, it may impact the work we do. because we have to raise money. it takes more resources to do that. >> reporter: until then, the wheels on the bus will continue to go round and round. helping little washingtonian lives along the way. abc news, washington, d.c. washington several years. wish i signed up. had been able to sign up for that. >> wait for me. >> help me out. >> program says all children under age 21 eligible for care whether or not they have medical insurance. >> don't miss updates on facebook wnnfans.com. >> stay with us. we have more news coming up. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades.

making news in america this thursday morning, breaking overnight, a republican candidate for congress charged with assault accused of body slamming a reporter hours before voters hit the polls. why the selection is so important with even the president doing some campaigning. also breaking right now, the united kingdom is slamming the united states. investigators looking into the manchester terror attack are now refusing to share information with their american counterparts. see the leaked photos that made them angry, plus, we have the latest on the victims identified including a young couple. we're live. happening today, president trump attending his first nato summit. that is an alliance that he once called obsolete. we're live in belgium with his arrival. and caught on camera, a woman's desperate attempt to not be a victim of a carjacking.