>> wow. >> it's mike's turn, equally as easy or is his toe just strong? >> you're looking at 30 1/2 inches. >> let's trade the microwave for a bag of soil. >> oh! ow! >> this is such a guy thing. >> it's so weird and all of you are looking at me and the screen right now going like this. >> yes. >> yes. >> i guess, i don't know if we have anything much heavier than this. >> the couch looks heavy. >> why did you say that? >> it gets tougher as the items get heavier. >> woo! ahh! >> they're going to go for the big toe. >> nice strong utility shoes. three, two, one. argh! >> that's not going to work. >> they should have put it in neutral. >> they did. thanks for watching.

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fire officials are fire officials are investigating what sparked this fire at a chemical plant outside kansas city that makes cleaning supplies. workers at the plant were reportedly transporting a flammable liquid from an outside storage plant. all of the 60 workers got out safely with one worker suffering burns on his arm. and next to london with a security scare at the school where prince george just started attending. has some people panicked. >> one woman was taken into custody accused of breaking into the school. abc's terry moran has more. >> reporter: it was such a heartwarming image, six days ago. prince william and prince george on the first day of school meeting the headmistress. and the presence pal --

principal so proud of his new royal charge. >> to provide a safe and secure, happy environment where he feels supported by a kind and loving community. >> reporter: but now the arrest of a woman in her 40s who gained unlawful access to the school raising questions. prince george was apparently not present when the incident occurred. he goes only in the morning. police not releasing the intruder's name but the school's policies are under review. days before the school opened this video was posted by a local residence showing how she could walk into the school at night. the doors wide open. the woman intruder remains in custody. her motive unclear, and prince george is expected to return here to school in the morning. terry moran, abc news, london. >> there you have it. hopefully, they get it all squared away. >> george didn't seem to mind. he doesn't seem phased at all.

>> i was on vacation, i saw it. >> the first day of school. >> of her kneeling to him and him like, i will own you some day. >> hopefully they figure out this security situation. pretty scary. >> yeah, absolutely. now to another george. george clooney, not a security scare, but he did get his face caressed by an elderly adoring woman. >> and see who's singing show tunes on capitol hill. "the skinny's" next. 's singing show tunes on capitol hill. "the skinny's" next. try digestive advantage. it is tougher than your stomach's harsh environment, so it surivies a hundred times better than the leading probiotic. get the digestive advantage. and life's beautiful moments.ns get between you flonase outperforms the #1 non-drowsy allergy pill. it helps block 6 key inflammatory substances that cause symptoms. pills block one and 6 is greater than 1. flonase changes everything.

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♪ skinny ♪ skinny ♪ so skinny so we've seen sean spicer in many of our lead stories through the year, but this had morning, the former white house secretary is leading "the skinny." >> yes he is. it's a big deal. the spice man was on jimmy kimmel live last night for a rather candid interview. there were rather lighthearted moments mixed with more of a grilling session, but spicer took it all in stride. and then came the moment where kimmel played melissa mccarthy's

snl impersonation. spicer couldn't hide that one. >> i'm not here to be your buddy. i'm here to swallow gum and take names. >> you thought that was funny, right? >> that was kind of funny. >> you liked that. >> did the president think that was funny. >> i don't think he thought it was humorous. >> was he annoyed that a woman was playing you? >> i really didn't ask a ton of questions. that may have been a contributing factor. >> what a no-win situation that is. they're making fun of me and you're mad at me for it. >> and she wins an emmy! >> and then she won an emmy. >> what did spicer win for all that? >> hmm. >> i don't know. so spicy was relatively tight-lipped in the interview, explaining that he will not be writing a tell-all, because he sees it as a violation of trust. >> kimmel reminded him he no longer works at the white house and then he offered him his best security guard. guillermo. >> guillermo, of course. and a very enthusiastic fan.

at the toronto film festival and george clooney. >> the woman is being described as everybody's grandmother, going for it, caressing the face of one of the world's biggest stars at the premiere of his new movie. as you can see, imagine, the image launched a major photo shop battle. this one wins for attention to detail. >> it reads, in a town filled with narcissists, they found each other. facetime, starring george clooney and your granny. >> and next, granny gets aggressive, like shoot. >> oh, wow, she really pulled on that neck. >> and then? it. ah! >> oh, no. >> oh, my gosh. hey, george, you can have your boat back. >> go, go, gadget arms. >> even the selfie dude. look at that. oh, the internet, got to love it.

next, to lin manuel miranda. invasion of the nation's capitol. >> we saw him being awarded. the 2017 freedom award by the u.s. capitol historical society. and now he's back, taking a ride with law makers on the secret train that connects the house and senate. i'm not sure they ever had a ride quite like this one. ♪ ding ding ding went the trolley ♪ ♪ ding ding ding congress train ♪ ♪ whoa, whoa, whoa congress train ♪ ♪ it just keeps rollin' along congress train! do you think at any point the other people on the train were just like, will you just stop already? >> it's like, seriously, i'll walk. i know it's like three blocks, but i'll walk. >> usually people sing on the train looking for money. every once in a while you want to offer them money to stop. this might be one of those times. >> and you can see there that he

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i have a lifetime of experience. so i know how important that is. ♪ ♪ well, you're never going to get it ♪ ♪ ♪ well, you're never going to get it ♪ ♪ guy's been awake since the second world war ♪ >> frank gets the most sleep than all of us. oh, absolutely. >> the bare naked ladies reminding of something we don't get, sleep. in our minds, we may have gotten used to the lack of sleep. our bodies are constantly reminding us we're not getting enough. >> let's get some tips from becky worley. who also wakes up in the middle of the night for work. >> reporter: after my 5:00 a.m. work i'm usually back to bed. this shift work with lead to problems. my short-term memory can get weird. why did i come in here? i am a sleep mess. enter this sleep coach. >> we are like detectives. we help you find the nooks and

crannies of where the underlying issues might be and help you get on track with your sleep. >> reporter: she has me log my sleep, caffeine intake and alcohol consumption and investigates my sleep space. >> i see the blackout shades. >> reporter: yeah, those are key. she makes exceptions. like with my right before bed facebook habit. >> amber light on your phone, you can schedule it. what happens a lot of times is right before bed, people are exposed to the blue light, and then they'll have a hard time falling asleep. >> reporter: she looks at my pillow. >> you want to feel and visualize a line coming from the top of your scalp, down your forehead, through your nose, lip, chin, neck all the way to your bellybutton. >> reporter: and when we talk about what wakes me up in the night, a surprising culprit is identified. >> a lot of times people don't think about, what noises can my pets, how can they wake me up at

night? >> reporter: she leaves me with three practical steps. noise, wear earplugs when i can. and at the least? >> take off dog collar. >> reporter: food, eat earlier and cut alcohol. finally, chill. emotions we haven't dealt with can bubble-up at night. monkey brain. she advises multiple check ins during the day where you breathe deeply, do a gut check and feel your feelings before you go to bed. a lot of the best ways to improve your sleep actually happen out of bedroom. >> yes. it's not just okay what's happening in the bedroom or how much sleep did you get at night, but what's happening the whole day. >> reporter: becky worley, oakland, california. >> you're supposed to feel your feelings. does that make you uncomfortable >> yes, it does. that's why i'm up all day long, all night long. there were interesting things for normal people who get to sleep at night.

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good morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm diane macedo. here are some of the top headlines we're following on "world news now". tragic scene at a nursing home in florida..". tragic scene at a nursing home in florid tragic scene at a nursing home in florida. eight senior citizens dead after irma knocked out the air conditioning leaving them in the blistering heat. and one of the biggest hospitals in the area was yards away. several more are fighting for their lives. president trump heads to florida today for a firsthand look at damage caused by hurricane irma. he's going to naples and ft. myers but won't visit the keys in order to avoid disrupting recovery efforts. and the president taking a 13 year old up on the offer to mow the white house lawn. the 11-year-old boy who is a legal immigrant will show off his skills in the rose garden tomorrow. the white house says the president is committed to keeping the american dream alive. and attorneys for bill cosby

and one of his sexual assault victims are heading to court. it alleges the then assault of a 15-year-old girl at the playboy mansion nearly 42 years ago. those are some of our top stories on this thursday, september 14th. from abc news, this is "world news now." we begin this half hour with another heartbreaking effect of hurricane irma. eight people have died at a florida nursing home. after the storm turned out the air conditioning. >> as they suffered in the heat, a major hospital was right across the street. the rest of the patients were finally evacuated. some of them are in critical condition. and now family members and state

officials are demanding answers. abc's marci gonzalez is there. >> reporter: senior citizens rushed out of this sweltering hot nursing home. more than a dozen admitted to the emergency room right across the street. at least eight killed after hurricane irma knocked out power to the facility's air conditioning system. >> i was in there. it was excessively hot. this is very tragic. it's very sad. >> reporter: a criminal investigation now under way. the nursing home's administrator saying in a statement, staff set up mobile cooling units and fans to cool the facility. our staff continually checked on the residents. but ellie says when she went to visit her mother after the storm conditions were brutal. >> how hot did it feel? >> it felt like 110, 115 degrees. >> reporter: another assisted living facility, this one in north miami also evacuated. the ac there not working. >> the generator failed. >> reporter: power crews working to get the electricity back on for nearly 3 million people. many of the outages in the keys where fema says about 90% of homes were damaged or destroyed. >> i didn't expect it to be this bad, honestly. >> reporter: as residents returned home, much-needed help rushing in. >> need food, water.

we should have evacuated. we thought we be okay. but -- >> reporter: and president trump plans to personally thank some of the people helping with the recovery efforts when he visits later today. >> police in the meantime have arrested a number of looters since the hurricane struck. yesterday they came across a more bizarre crime. officers in jacksonville, florida say these two men were caught red handed, trying to steal a utility pole. they had already strapped the pole to the top of their suv when police showed up. it's going to be tough to fight that case in court. and now to on a more serious note, one student is dead, three others are injured and a fourth in custody after a shooting at a high school near spokane, washington. two vigils were held last night, one at a church, another a candlelight vigil at a shopping

center. it comes as police look into what might have been an early warning from the shooter. here's clayton sandell. >> reporter: an active shooter call came in at 10:00 a.m. sending officers racing to this high school. >> one hit in the back. one in the arm. >> reporter: going room to room, finding multiple students shot. >> we have one more victim. >> fourth victim in a classroom. >> reporter: the shooter, a male student at fremont high came armed with multiple guns. one student tried to stop him. >> he attempted to fire one weapon. it jammed. he went to his next weapon. student walked up to him, engaged him. and that student was shot. that student did not survive. >> reporter: three other students were then shot and wounded. kids and teachers huddled in locked down rooms while parents rushed to the school waiting for news. the shooter is now in custody. >> i'm with the suspect in the vehicle and he is again telling

me he is the only shooter. >> reporter: a student warned that something bad was coming. >> he was handing out notes to his friends that he was going to do something stupid that might get him killed or in jail. when i talked to him about it he said it was just in case something stupid happened. >> reporter: he says that was passed on to school officials. police cannot confirm that. >> i don't think anybody can make any sense out of this. >> reporter: hospital officials say the three other teens who were wounded are in stable condition and expected to recover. like all schools these days, this school did practice lockdown drills and the last one was a day before this shooting. we also heard from students who thought it was just another drill, but of course it was the real thing. abc news, denver. a pregnant teacher who was from maryland and missing for more than a week has now been

found dead. and now her boyfriend is charged with her murder. police are awaiting autopsy reports for 31-year-old laura wallin. now tyler spoke with her family saying all that he cared about was that she could come back. he faces a bail review hearing later today. we're getting mixed stories about what happened at a dinner between the president and democrats. chuck schumer and nancy pelosi announced they reached an agreement with the president to fix daca and protect young immigrants from deportation. they also worked out a plan for border security that does not include the border wall, but white house press secretary sarah sanders disputed that, saying that excluding the wall was certainly not agreed to. pelosi was among those who gathered to discuss daca. ryan reportedly pledged to find a solution to the issue. he said removing the nearly 800,000 immigrants brought to the u.s. as children is not in our interests. the government has banned all federal agencies from using

antivirus software made by a russian firm. that company, kapersky labs, is based in moscow. researchers are concerned about its links to the russian government. they deny any unethical ties with russia. and an actor who brought some iconic wise guys to life has died. frank vincent was best known for his role as billy in "goodfellas" and in the sopranos. tmz reports he died at a new jersey hospital where he was undergoing open heart surgery. frank vincent was 80 years old. and larry king is breaking his silence over his lung cancer diagnosis. he tells extra he underwent successful surgery in july. the reason he's going public is to tell people to get that chest x-ray. the 83-year-old broadcaster says if he hadn't done that, the cancer would have progressed. new research is raising concern for pregnant women. the small study suggests that

women who had flu shots were more likely to have miscarriages two years in a row. but researchers believe getting the flu is a much greater risk to the mother and unborn child. they say pregnant women should get that flu shot. target is recalling 175,000 dressers saying they could tip over. the company has received about a dozen reports of essential dressers tipping over or collapsing. in one incident, a dresser fell on a pair of 3-year-old children. despite that, no injuries reported. all right, we're go being to move on to baseball, and the tigers are probably very happy to be done with their series against the indians. cleveland got a three-run home run from jay bruce and went on to win their 21st is consecutive game. >> the longest winning streak in the history of the american league. cleveland is closing in on the 1916 new york giants who won 26 straight games, but that streak included a tie. >> still an amazing record.

during the fifth inning, the sprinklers turned on briefly, stopping the game. the grounds crew were hoping to cool down the indians, apparently. >> no. >> didn't work. their hot streak continues. >> no, somewhere in the stadium, there was a cranky person yelling "get off my lawn"! you know, like the neighbor? >> yes, the angry neighbor. coming up, a real life rock star. we'll meet the world champion rock climber who's hoping to be the first woman to free climb africa's 2,000-foot mora mora. and she's doing it using just her fingers and toes. >> there's nobody there saying get off my rock. but first, hillary clinton opens up about how she's been using her nostrils to deal with her shocking loss to donald trump. but first, here's a look at today's highs. "world news now" weather,

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i'm sure we'll see a new addition to that list. come next week when we're looking there. hillary clinton is currently on her book tour promoting the book "what happened." that's the title. >> aim is to explain what happened on the campaign trail. and she's appeared with anderson cooper and "the view." talking about the election, her husband and an interesting breathing technique. >> why did you decide to relive all this in the book? >> that's a really good question. >> when did you connect that point that you were not going to win? >> election night. >> did you cry? >> did bill cry? >> we didn't cry that night, because first of all, i say in the book, and i write really

painfully about what happened that night. i felt like i had to, you know, be strong for my family and my friends and my supporters. >> let's talk about the infamous debate night, where he was stalking you. >> yes. >> comedians went to town. >> i know, i know. >> we practiced this. i was very committed to prepare for the debates. and we practiced, the young man who played trump practiced stalking me. >> i prepared for him to try to use his size and his presence to intimidate me. as i was walking out to get on the debate stage. >> that's something you had actually practiced. >> yes, i practiced, and one of the members of my team said remember, he's trying to get inside your head, i said, yeah, you think? i lost a presidential campaign that i thought i was going to win. it was devastating, but i have so many blessings in my life, starting with my husband and the life we've built together. >> people say they have an

arrangement. yeah, it's called a marriage. >> i've got one of those. >> me too! >> there have been a lot more happy than sad or angry days. >> seems like you've been doing a lot of yoga. >> yes, and alternate nostril breathing. >> what is that? and dare you give me a demonstration? >> i would highly recommend it. you do hold and you breathe through, one, and you hold it, and then you exhale through the other, and you keep going. it is very relaxing. i found it quite helpful. >> are you relaxed? relax. not quite. i'm sure -- >> little bit. >> -- when she saw this new cover for "the new yorker," that didn't help her nostril breathing. shows you what could have been.

an image of what would be president clinton, mrs. clinton. >> that was the cover they were going to run if she had won. but it's the cover they're now going to run when they do an interview of her. >> yes. interesting. you're supposed to close an eye. >> oh, are you? that's what i'm doing. i don't think that was -- >> i don't think it works. >> no? supposed to help your sleep, too, i think. >> mountain climbing while doing that. >> ohm! climbing while doing that. >> ohm!

for this next story, let's take a look at what life is like living on the ledge. >> yeah, i can see what you did there. we tagged along for one of the world's most dangerous climbs and we will see see what it's like when you have some downtime hundreds of feet in the air. here's juju chang. >> reporter: the view above the clouds never gets old for sasha digiulian, even though this is her day job. she is a columbia university grad, a rock climbing phenom and social media sensation with more than 500,000 followers. >> all the cookies for me! >> reporter: she's also looking

to make history to become the first woman to free climb africa's mora mora. a massive natural wall of vertical granite at more than 2,300 feet to the top. only one person has ever successfully free climbed it before. >> looks pretty big up close. >> reporter: free climbing is no joke. sasha and edju can't use any extra aid to get up the wall, just their hands and feet, sometimes just their fingertips and toes. >> every move is delicate, it's like tiptoeing and dancing on your feet. super climb. >> reporter: once again, her sponsor, red bull, documenting the effort. >> scramble to the top. >> reporter: sasha and edu scale different sections for a month, mapping the best route to the top. for ten days they won't come down to sleep. their nights will be spent on this.

>> we have just mounted the portuledge. this is what it looks like. this is the view. basically, going to be sleeping like this tonight. >> reporter: a porta ledge, a four by seven piece foot of material. >> amazing. >> reporter: that sasha calls a flat hammock. the final push takes three days to get from the bottom to the top of mora mora, without falling. requiring both physical and mental toughness. that's something sasha was working on last year when i met her at red bull's performing under pressure camp where extreme athletes sharpen their mental game. when you're hanging literally by your fingertips, what kind of fear enters into your mind? what are you thinking? >> in climbing, you enter different zones of thought. when i'm performing my best, i'm solely thinking of what's in

front of me. today is third day on the wall. you can see what we came through. >> reporter: on their last day of climbing at mora mora, edu and sasha's helmet cameras capture the final push to the top. >> i see the summit. >> do you see the summit? >> 10 meters. >> reporter: sasha, claiming her spot in history. >> we made the summit! >> yeah! finally! amazing experience. >> reporter: we can hardly wait to see what her next challenge will be. >> you can be feminine but also a bad-ass. there's no sort of mold for a certain identity. be who you want to be. >> woo. >> i have enough trouble sleeping on my bed three feet off the ground. i can't imagine trying to sleep -- >> hundreds of feet up. >> on a cliff-side hammock.

>> i move way too much. >> no thank you. a pug in a tuxedo. ou. a pug in a tuxedo.

♪ ♪ ha, ha, ha, ha, ♪ ♪ ha, ha, ha, ha, ♪ i know this much is true >> it turns out the band spandau ballet is searching for a new singer. >> and i know you're wondering, mo is spandau ballet. >> the song we're playing right now. >> back in the '60s. >> see, i think i fit in perfectly with this group. so their 57-year-old singer announced he's quitting the band. in july he announced that. he did not explain his motive to fans who were surprised to know that spandau ballet is still a band.

>> still singing. they have a nice flock of seagulls haircut, though, which i think you would fit in perfectly. >> i've got the swoop thing going. >> spandau ballet, from there to "true" to trump who just committed the single most unforgivable mens suiting sin during a meeting with the senator from south carolina. he wore black pants with a navy blazer. >> oh. i didn't notice that. >> he was wearing a mismatched suit is bad. wearing blue and black is more vilified. some wonder whether or not the president dressed in the dark. although tim scott with the pink socks and i'm not judging. but they don't coordinate. >> if you do get dressed in the dark it can be very difficult. i've done the black shoe, and the ugg and the high heel. >> i get dressed every day, and i'm color-coordinated. so it's not a problem that we deal with. >> just to be clear, the lights were on when you picked out this

outfit? >> yeah. it matches. [ speaking in french ] woman admi woman admits to using county cash to buy her dog a tuxedo. look at this pug. >> but he looks so cute. >> she -- the woman is accused of charging more than $340,000 in personal expenses to the county card there for the pug. >> i mean, really, is there any other way taxpayers would want to spend their money other than on an adorable pug tuxedo? that's a good appropriation of tax dollars. >> i'm still bruise from this incident. >> what incident. >> like it hurts to watch. >> i enjoy watching it.

it doesn't hurt me.

this morning on "world news now," new details in the nursing home tragedy after hurricane irma. >> the south florida facility using backup generators, yet several of its elderly patients died in sweltering heat. so how did it happen, especially with a hospital right across the street? and a bipartisan meal, but a partisan message after that dinner at the white house. president trump inviting top democrats to break bread, but already conflicting reports about what they agreed on. plus sean spicer's first tv appearance since leaving the white house, smiling, looking all tan. the suit is fitted, explaining what happened during that first news conference. then the deadly shooting at a high school, students huddle in horror as the shots were fired. police say it could have been worse had it not been for one

man. and if you've never been to a festival, you know two things. security is tight, and the drinks are expensive and watered down. so one genius figured out he'd buck the system, mapping out his spot before the festival began. how it turned out on this thursday, september 14. from abc news, this is "world news now." good morning to you all. we begin with a tragedy in the florida nursing home. eight patients have died in critical heat and that number could rise. several patients are in critical condition right now. the storm knocked out air conditioning leaving several elderly patients in the sweltering facility even though there was a hospital feet away. the administrator of the nursing home said to be devastated by the loss of life. abc's tom llamas has more from hollywood, florida. >> reporter: from the air, a

cruel scene, senior citizens still in their beds rushed to safety. doctors and nurses surrounding them. a life-and-death situation at this nursing home. the rehabilitation center and hollywood hills. the first sign of trouble, an emergency call about a heart attack. but it soon became clear it was much more serious. >> the facility called and said that incidents were occurring. something's going on in the center, unknown how many patients or their injuries. >> reporter: what came next, an all-out evacuation. >> the scene was chaotic when i arrived. we had at least 115 patients that we were trying to evacuate and bring to safety. >> reporter: the scope of this tragedy heartbreaking. eight people dead, three at the nursing home and five more later at the hospital. the precise cause to be determined. several others in the er suffering from dehydration, respiratory conditions and heat exhaustion. the nursing home was running on generators since hurricane irma hit.

the lights on, but no air conditioning. this is the nursing home right here, and there's a large police presence. they've set up a command center over there. one of the first things we noticed when we got here is the heat. it's 90 degrees, but on our weather apps, the feels-like is 102 degrees. ellie pena came to visit her mother here shortly after the hurricane struck. >> you were inside. how hot did it feel inside? >> it felt like 110, 115 degrees in there. >> reporter: did you see the suffering? >> yes, i did, yes, i did. >> reporter: she says she called the power company several times and was told they would take care of it. what's more disturbing, the facility is yards away from one of the biggest medical facilities in the area. police are looking into whether some of the windows would not open. the health department had been in contact with the nursing home over the past three days and told them to call 911 if they had any reason to believe patients were at risk and still unclear, when did the first deaths occur? chief, how did this happen?

why weren't the patients transferred? >> well, you know, it's a sad state of affairs. we depend on those people in those facilities to care for our most vulnerable, elderly population. >> reporter: and other nursing homes in south florida now evacuating after the governor ordered first responders to check everyone in the area. the nursing home tells us here going to cooperate fully with authorities. we looked into the history of this nursing home. health inspectors have cited it 11 times in the last three years. tom llamas, abc news, hollywood hills. the president is heading to florida today, stopping in naples and ft. myers. >> the president is steering clear of the hard-hit florida keys so he doesn't disrupt cleanup and recovery efforts. the u.s. death toll has now risen to at least 30 and millions of people still have no power. >> the military is flying into key west where residents remain isolated with bare necessities in short supply. >> we got food and water so my

son can eat. we should have evacuated. we thought we would be okay. but it's just -- i'm sorry. >> local officials are disputing fema's claim that 90% of homes were damaged, saying it's not as bad as it looks. seven people have died in that county that includes the keys, but it's not clear how many were storm-related deaths. conflicting reports are coming in from the white house and top congressional democrats after a bipartisan dinner with president trump. chuck schumer and nancy pelosi announced they had reached a deal with the president to protect 800,000 young immigrants from deportation following the ends of the daca program. they also said they agreed to work out a package for border security, not including the president's border wall that would meet both of their appeal. the white house press secretary sara sanders disputed details of

the claim twieting, white daca and border security were both discussed, excludeing the wall was certainly not agreed to. sarah sanders disputed details of the claim saying while daca and border security were both discussed, excluding the wall was certainly not agreed to. >> sarah sanders' predecessor, sean spicer, made his first appearance on jimmy kimmel live. spacer said people have been very supportive of him since he re-signed and he said he is absolutely not distancing himself from the president. kimmel asked spicer about his first appearance in the white house briefing room the day after trump's inauguration. >> you are charged with the job of going in front of the press and saying that the inauguration crowd was the biggest crowd, i think, ever, biggest audience ever. >> yes, i'm aware. >> yeah. >> to get up there and question, you know, on day one, my integrity, i think was not something that i anticipated. >> you think that's what got you off to a bad start with the press corps? >> i don't think it was the best start. >> did donald trump, did the

president -- >> at least he can laugh about it afterwards. spicer said that the president would actually provide feedback after each of his white house briefings and he said he won't be writing a tell-all book because that would be an act of betrayal. police say a school custodian stopped a student during a shooting rampage in washington state. one student is dead, three are hospitalized in serious condition after that.student opened fire in the hallway of his high school outside spokane. a classmate says the suspect warned that he was going to do, quote, something stupid. >> he was carrying a duffle bag, i think the color was black. and he was just -- he set it down and pulled it out and just started shooting. >> that suspect is now in custody. police haven't released his identity or possible motive. they say the custodian approached him during the incident and ordered him to surrender. and more than a dozen marines have been injured when

an amphibious vehicle caught fire during a training exercise at camp pendleton near san diego. 15 marines were rushed to the hospital, eight of them to a burn center. the command is investigating the cause of the accident. and this will win for bizarre story. two babies born one day apart, delivered by the same people, outside the same burger king. >> yep. >> it started on friday when a couple pulled up to this danville, new jersey burger king after realizing they were not going to make it to the hospital. >> they called 911. first responders delivered their new baby. >> the same responders got a 9 11 call to the same hospital where they helped deliver little brayden. >> it was surreal. i had to sit down and think, wow, that just happened. it doesn't happen every day here. it's something that a lot of people on this department have never experienced. >> they say how lightning doesn't strike twice. obviously, this particular incident, it did. >> you think is in the in the same burger king parking lot.

>> the most adorable babies we've ever seen. >> they are doing just fine. they have a craving for burgers and fries and a little shake. >> apparently, one of the burger king employees came outside after the first day and saw the flashing lights and made a joke saying oh, maybe it's another baby and some customer said no, it really is another baby. >> that is a whopper of a story. >> a double, double whopper. coming up, the lighter side of rescues in the storm zone. rescuers in florida and texas are getting a lot of attention. >> must have been their hard work, no doubt. >> it has something to do with their selfies. we'll show you. first, how an 83-year-old helped to end an hour-long standoff on his roof. wait until you see what the grandpa did. and check out our pics on abcwnn. you're watching "world news now." abc

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downy and it's done. my grandpa is on the roof. >> 83-year-old grandfather is getting a lot of attention this

morning after confronting a trespasser on the roof of his house. the video is fairly grainy, but here, police near los angeles trying to talk the man down for several hours. when that didn't work, wilford burgess climbed onto his roof and forced the man off. >> he said the guy was just up there too long and he'd had enough. the cops took too long, essentially. burgess's granddaughter shot this. she said papa is the strongest person in the family. you don't want to mess with papa. >> the weird part about it, it was santa making a visit and coming down the chimney. he's like, the last time i visit his house. >> santa's a little early. the man physically is fine. he was taken to a hospital for psychological evaluation. turning now to a new controversy tore treasury secretary steve mnuchin. >> after his wife's social media post he is under scrutiny again for asking to take a government plane on his honeymoon. here's brian ross. >> reporter: newly married this

past summer. multi million dollar treasury secretary steven mnuchin formally requested that he and his new wife, louise, regularly seen in designer clothes in purses at $10,000 plus requested a government jet for their honeymoon to europe. at a price of $25,000 an hour, it would have cost taxpayers several thousand dollars. >> they can't be expecting taxpayers to foot the bill for a hollywood lifestyle. >> and after treasury officials raised the issue about how it would look for million to travel at taxpayers' expense, he found another way to get there on his own dime. in response to a question about the honeymoon trip, a treasury spokesperson says the treasury needs access to secure communications, but the secretary's office determined it was unnecessary to use military aircraft when alternatives were found.

>> you don't need a giant rule book of government requirements. you can just say to yourself, this is common sense. it's wrong. >> reporter: but it was just a few weeks after the honeymoon that mnuchin and his wife did fly on a government jet to kentucky on an official trip where, among other events, they viewed the solar eclipse. she famously posted this photo, adding hashtags for items in her expensive outfits and this response to critics, do you think the u.s. government paid for our honeymoon, our personal travel, lol? have you given more to the economy than me and my husband? mnuchin's wife is an actress, appearing in this episode of "csi," dressed as marie antoinette, the french royal best known for saying of starving peasants, "let them eat cake ". she has since apologized for her comments. >> our thanks to brian ross

there in washington. coming up in our next half hour, how you can get more sleep. >> i'm listening. >> if you're like us, it's an issue. but there are some must-dos, if you have any shot at getting a solid night or day's rest. >> all right. but first, the exclusive interview with nfl player michael bennett speaking out after an incident with police that he says made him fear for his life. that's next. his life. that's next. quest police th -- with police that he says made him fear for his life, next.

♪ we're back now with an exclusive interview with michael bennet, the nfl player who says he was singled out by police because of his race. >> bennett claims he was taken down by a las vegas police officer with his gun drawn as a result of profiling and wants to use the incident now to teach others about what it's like to be black in america. we're "up all nightline" with abc's byron pitts. >> you feel like a movie. everything was happening so

fast. people were running. people were scare. nobody knew what was going on. >> reporter: in his first interview, michael bennett describes the chaos and fear before being confronted by police. he says word spread that there were gunshots in the lobby of the cromwell casino and people took off running. >> reporter: no one saw a gun and everybody saw panic. >> everybody saw panic. we saw a police vehicle and we saw s.w.a.t. everybody is on the ground crawl ing people asking what are we going to do, what are we going to do. we started trying to get away. . >> reporter: once outside, he says he was singled out by two police officers based on the color of his skin. >> all of a sudden i hear somebody said get on the ground. the guns were already drawn. at that point, i'm just thinking, like, is this real right now? >> reporter: this video obtained by tmz sports shows bennett on the ground with an officer cuffing him, yelling at him. >> i wasn't doing nothing, man! >> reporter: he says he was terrified to make a move. >> when you see you're a suspect and guns are drawn, you're like,

what did i do? that's why i'm asking, can you please tell me what i did. i'm scared and i just want to go home. >> reporter: what did he say to you? >> i'll blow your [ bleep ] head off if you move. >> reporter: did you ever say i'm michael bennet? >> i said that and he said shut the [ bleep ] up. you think because you won the super bowl, because you do all this stuff in your community, you wouldn't be seen as a suspect. but that wasn't the case. >> reporter: the only body cam video that's been released briefly shows him on the ground. police googled him to confirm it was him. >> things changed and they realize you're michael bennet. >> i went from being just a black man to being a football player. >> reporter: the las vegas police department says bennett had been running and acting suspiciously. >> i see no evidence that race played any role in this incident. >> reporter: bennet's lawyer says they want the police to

release all the tapes from the incident. >> unless something changes drastically, that we don't know of, we're going to file a lawsuit. >> reporter: how did you explain it to your 10 year old daughter? >> it was an emotional thing to me to have to sit down and talk to her about stereotypes, racial profiling and what it means to be a black man in america and what it means for her to be a young black woman as she grows up in this country. >> referee: his brother, martellus, got emotional when talking to the media after the incident. >> watching him feel like he wasn't there. for me, it was like, it was super hard, i know how much my brother loves me. >> reporter: bennett says the experience has changed him forever. every time i see my wife, i try to kiss her like that's the first time we ever met, every time i hold my daughter, like the first time she was born. because i don't know. that situation right there made it a reality for me that it could happen at any moment. >> reporter: byron pitts, abc news, seattle. >> and bennett is sort of

joining colin kaepernick's prosecute protest. he sits during the national anthem at games. >> stay with us. we have the mix coming up next. >> stay with us. we have the mix coming up next.

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the posted photo already has 100,000 comments on it. >> they're good-looking cops, but are you calling the department -- just imagine the person who really needs mouth-to-mouth resuscitation and the 911 operator's like, we've been there, we don't believe you. these officers are not coming out to give you mouth-to-mouth. >> similar situation in texas, who another person who was out helping victims has been dubbed "hot rescue guy", while he was out hunting for storm victims, others were hunting him. he's got the #rescue bay. >> there are people flooding their homes just hoping rescue bay will come by on his boat. america. so this guy is my hero. if you have ever been to any festival, lalapalooza, you know how expensive drinks can be. like a vodka drink can throw you back $15, and it's watered down. here's what an american guy did.

alex diamond, see that water bottle there? it's actually filled with vodka. he buried it at randall's island ahead of the festival three weeks ahead of time and then created this whole treasure map. you see it there. to be able to find it once the festival was happening, because you know, security at a lot of those festivals. >> wow, that's planning. >> but it's genius. it's quite a -- >> and you know you'll be sober another least when you're trying to find the bottle. otherwise, that might be a problem. >> that's true. he saved a lot of money. over to the uk where a grandmother opened the front during to find an unusual sight. check it out. yep. cows hanging out in her driveway. apparently someone left a gate open or something down the road. >> mountain biker in alaska had a close encounter with a -- >> ooh! >> that was a bear! >> that's a bear right there in

this morning this morning on "world news now," conflicting reports are coming from the white house, and top democrats after a bipartisan dinner with president trump. we'll tell you what the two sides are saying. and from natural disaster to criminal investigation. eight patients dead at a nursing home after the stifling heat, and that number could rise. several more in critical condition this morning. and a troubling incident in new hampshire. >> a biracial boy's family is saying he was attacked by a group of teenagers and nearly hanged. the case under investigation. and sean spicer, live on late night. >> he sat down with jimmy kimmel who asked about melissa mccarthy's impression of him. how he dealt with the relentless mockery. in "the skinny" on this

thursday, september 14th. from abc news, this is "world news now." and we can say good morning to you, everybody. we're going to start with the white house, where there was a nice dinner that took place last night. there was probably ice cream, you know, dinner with the democrats and the president. both sides describing the talks in positive terms, but walking away with two different versions of what happened. >> the democrat leaders, chuck schumer and nancy pelosi say they reached an agreement to protect young immigrants, d.r.e.a.m.ers, excluding the wall. they say the president agreed to review security border measures. but the white house disputes that. earlier, abc's mary bruce asked the white house about the pivot to bipartisanship. >> the president has called chuck schumer a clown, pelosi a loser, but now he seems to recognize that he needs them. how does that work? what changed? >> i think it's less about him needing them but more as the

president wanting to work with them and wanting to move this country forward. >> does he view schumer and pelosi as equal allies on the hill? >> this president has done more for bipartisanship in the last eight days than obama did in eight years. >> well, after the meeting, sarah sanders made it clear that the border wall was not off the table. tweeting, while daca and border security were both discussed, excluding the wall was certainly not agreed to. and an investigation is under way in hollywood, florida, after eight senior citizens died in a nursing home left without air conditioning from irma. >> they were evacuated across the street to the air conditioned hospital. but there were already dead and five more died at the hospital. many are wondering why they weren't transferred earlier. the governor calls the situation unfathomable. as president trump heads to florida today, search and rescue teams are going door to door in the florida keys looking for anyone who may or may not have survived hurricane irma. some families who rode out the storm in the most devastated

areas are lining up for food and water flown in by the military. utility crews are working round the clock to try to restore power and water. millions are still without electricity. and the storm is now being blamed for at least 30 deaths. one church leader in the u.s. virgin islands says the territory is still a destruction zone more than a week after irma hit. it could be several weeks before full water and power is restored and there's growing criticism about the response to the storm. abc's erielle reshef has details. >> reporter: hurricane irma unleashing fury in the virgin islands. dealt a catastrophic blow. the damage so devastating, residents of st. john painfully deciding whether to rebuild. >> my house, my business, both my vehicles, everything is gone. >> reporter: days after the storm, locals describing chaos and crisis. >> our government did nothing. nothing. people coming out here with machetes, offering bullets,

saying there's more for you. breaking into houses, hurting people. >> reporter: some federal assistance now filtering in from fema in the form of food, water, tarps and toddler kits. but across the islands of st. croix, st. john and st. thomas, frustration. >> making lines for two or three hours for water. they don't get nothing from the city. >> reporter: more than 2,000 american tourists, ferried out on cruise ships and flown out on military planes. >> when they see the u.s. flag, it's like we're coming home. >> reporter: while the u.s. citizens who live on the islands say they feel abandon after irma's agonizing aftermath. >> our hearts are looking for something, even the government, to do something, something positive. >> reporter: the department of defense has deployed more than 10,000 personnel to the u.s. virgin islands and puerto rico. president trump is expected to visit the islands sometime in the coming days. diane and kendis. and three businesses in texas are being charged with price gouging during hurricane harvey. a hotel allegedly charged three

times its regular room rate during the storm. two gas station ownership groups are also charged. one of them is charged with selling fuel for almost $10 a gallon. those businesses could face stiff fines if found guilty. three teenagers are hospitalized outside of spokane, washington, after a shooting at their high school killed a fellow classmate. police say that student may have tried to talk his fellow classmate out of it just moments before he opened fire in the hallway. students say the suspect is described as being obsessed with previous school shootings was armed with a pistol and a rifle. >> he entered the school. he proceeded to take his weapons out. at that point, he attempted to fire one weapon. it jammed. he went to his next weapon. and a student walked up to him, engaged him. and that student was shot. that student did not survive.

>> the three injured students are hospitalized in serious condition. the suspect is now in custody. police have not released a possible motive but are reportedly speculating that he may have been bullied. a new hampshire mother says her 8-year-old son was brutally attacked for being biracial. some teenagers targeted her son swinging the boy with a rope around his neck. state authorities are now investigating the case as a possible hate crime. steve osunsami has more. >> reporter: the boy's mother's furious that this ever happened to her son. and police didn't take it seriously until people in the town of clairemont rallied to support her child.

>> the fact that my boy is biracial and the others are of white descent. >> reporter: police say all the older children allegedly responsible for the wounds to this 8-year-old boy are under 14 and because they're minors, authorities aren't sharing their names. her son was over at a friend's house down the street on august 28th, with three older boys started teasing him and calling him racial slurs. she says her son was set up, convinced by the older boys to wrap the tire swing ropes around his neck. that's when she says one of the boys pushed him off of a picnic table. >> they made comments about white pride. even after the fact that they had hung my son. >> reporter: his 11-year-old sister was there watching and screaming. his family says he swung back and forth three times before he was able to remove the neck from the ropes. >> reporter: she says when they interviewed her son, they did so in front of the other kids. steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >> our thanks to steve, graphic images in fact. and the former executive famous for raising the price of an aids drug by 5,000 percent is back in jail. martin shkreli is awaiting sentencing on a securities fraud. a judge revoked his bail after

prosecutors argued that his out of court behavior posed a danger. he offered his facebook followers $5,000 to grab a strand of hillary clinton's hair during her book tour. shkreli argued it was satire. a wildfire raging just east of the snoqualmie pass in washington state has grown to more than 53 square miles. more than 800 crews are battling the jolly mountain fire that is 15% contained. it was sparked by lightning on august 11th. still no damaged homes and no serious injuries. so we all know when you have a question about anything these days, you ask google. >> now google is out with the list of the most popular questions we've been asking the past 13 years. coming in at number five, how to draw like a picture. >> number four. >> hmm. >> how to lose weight. struggle is real. >> number three. how to get pregnant. >> interesting. >> number two.

how to kiss. >> can't we swap number two and three? that will help get you there. >> that will help, yes. and the number one question people ask, how to tie a tie. >> it's easy. before america this morning i end up putting on a tie every day, and i'll show you. this is pro tip right here. you clip this on. and that, and that. and you have a tie. >> did you take a real tie and put a clip on it? >> this is what i do every morning. >> that's good. >> it works. $5.99. >> does not work. around, over, through. done. >> back to question number three. >> all right. coming up in "the skinny," sean spicer sits down with jimmy

kimmel. and later, things to do during the day to help you sleep better at night. our becky worley puts them to the test. plus, the security concern at the london school where prince george just started classes. first, here's a look at today's forecast. "world news now" weather, brought to you by lysol. mom i dropped my ball. got it. ewwww oh eat it! lysol kills 99.9% of bacteria on soft and hard surfaces. one more way you've got what it takes to protect. you're lucky you're cute. lysol max cover with 2x wider coverage kills 99.9% of bacteria. one more way you've got what it takes to protect.

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fire officials are investigating what sparked this fire at a chemical plant outside kansas city that makes cleaning supplies. workers at the plant were reportedly transporting a flammable liquid from an outside storage tank. all of the 60 workers got out safely with one worker suffering burns on his arm. and next to london with a security scare at the school where prince george just started attending. has some people panicked. >> one woman was taken into custody accused of breaking into the school. abc's terry moran has more. >> reporter: it was such a heartwarming image, six days

ago. prince william and prince george on the first day of school meeting the headmistress. and the principal so proud of his new royal charge. >> to provide a safe and secure, happy environment where he feels supported by a kind and loving community. >> reporter: but now the arrest of a woman in her 40s who gained unlawful access to the school raising questions. prince george was apparently not present when the incident occurred. he goes only in the morning. police not releasing the intruder's name but the school's policies are under review. days before the school opened this video was posted by a local residence showing how she could walk into the school at night. the doors wide open. the woman intruder remains in custody. her motive unclear, and prince george is expected to return here to school in the morning. terry moran, abc news, london. >> there you have it. hopefully, they get it all squared away. >> george didn't seem to mind. he doesn't seem phased at all. >> i was on vacation, i saw it. >> the first day of school.

>> of her kneeling to him and him like, i will own you some day. >> hopefully they figure out this security situation. pretty scary. >> yeah, absolutely. now to another george. george clooney, not a security scare, but he did get his face caressed by an elderly adoring woman. >> and see who's singing show tunes on capitol hill. "the skinny's" next. "the skinny's" next. 's singing show tunes on capitol hill. "the skinny's" next. try digestive advantage. it is tougher than your stomach's harsh environment, so it surivies a hundred times better than the leading probiotic. get the digestive advantage. and life's beautiful moments.ns get between you flonase outperforms the #1 non-drowsy allergy pill. it helps block 6 key inflammatory substances that cause symptoms. pills block one and 6 is greater than 1. flonase changes everything.

♪ skinny ♪ so skinny so we've seen sean spicer in many of our lead stories through the year, but this had morning, the former white house secretary is leading "the skinny." >> yes he is. it's a big deal. the spice man was on jimmy kimmel live last night for a rather candid interview. there were rather lighthearted moments mixed with more of a grilling session, but spicer took it all in stride. and then came the moment where kimmel played melissa mccarthy's

snl impersonation. spicer couldn't hide that one. >> i'm not here to be your buddy. i'm here to swallow gum and take names. >> you thought that was funny, right? >> that was kind of funny. >> you liked that. >> did the president think that was funny. >> i don't think he found as much humor in it as others. >> did he seem particularly annoyed by the fact that had a woman was playing you? >> i really didn't ask a ton of questions. that may have been a contributing factor. >> what a no-win situation that is. they're making fun of me and you're mad at me for it. >> and she wins an emmy! >> and then she won an emmy. >> what did spicer win for all that? >> hmm. >> i don't know. so spicy was relatively tight-lipped in the interview, explaining that he will not be writing a tell-all, because he sees it as a violation of trust. >> kimmel reminded him he no longer works at the white house and then he offered him his best security guard. guillermo. >> guillermo, of course. and a very enthusiastic fan. at the toronto film festival and george clooney. >> the woman is being described

as everybody's grandmother, going for it, caressing the face of one of the world's biggest stars at the premiere of his new movie. as you can see, imagine, the image launched a major photo shop battle. this one wins for attention to detail. >> it reads, in a town filled with narcissists, they found each other. facetime, starring george clooney and your granny. >> and next, granny gets aggressive, like shoot. >> oh, wow, she really pulled on that neck. >> and then? it. ah! >> oh, no. >> oh, my gosh. hey, george, you can have your boat back. >> go, go, gadget arms. >> even the selfie dude.

look at that. oh, the internet, got to love it. next, to lin manuel miranda. invasion of the nation's capitol. >> we saw him being awarded. the 2017 freedom award by the u.s. capitol historical society. and now he's back, taking a ride with law makers on the secret train that connects the house and senate. i'm not sure they ever had a ride quite like this one. ♪ ding ding ding went the trolley ♪ ♪ ding ding ding congress train ♪ ♪ whoa, whoa, whoa congress train ♪ ♪ it just keeps rollin' along congress train! >> do you think at any point the other people on the train were just like, will you just stop already? >> it's like, seriously, i'll walk. i know it's like three blocks, but i'll walk. >> usually people sing on the train looking for money. every once in a while you want to offer them money to stop. this might be one of those

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i have a lifetime of experience. so i know how important that is. ♪ well, you're never going to get it ♪ ♪ guy's been awake since the second world war ♪ >> frank gets the most sleep than all of us. oh, absolutely. >> the bare naked ladies reminding of something we don't get, sleep. in our minds, we may have gotten used to the lack of sleep. our bodies are constantly reminding us we're not getting enough. >> let's get some tips from becky worley. who also wakes up in the middle of the night for work. >> reporter: after my 5:00 a.m. work i'm usually back to bed.

this shift work with lead to problems. my short-term memory can get weird. why did i come in here? i am a sleep mess. enter this sleep coach. >> we are like detectives. we help you find the nooks and crannies of where the underlying issues might be and help you get on track with your sleep. >> reporter: she has me log my sleep, caffeine intake and alcohol consumption and investigates my sleep space. >> i see the blackout shades. >> reporter: yeah, those are key. she makes exceptions. like with my right before bed facebook habit. >> amber light on your phone, you can schedule it. what happens a lot of times is right before bed, people are exposed to the blue light, and then they'll have a hard time falling asleep. >> reporter: she looks at my pillow. >> you want to feel and

visualize a line coming from the top of your scalp, down your forehead, through your nose, lip, chin, neck all the way to your bellybutton. >> reporter: and when we talk about what wakes me up in the night, a surprising culprit is identified. >> a lot of times people don't think about, what noises can my pets, how can they wake me up at night? >> reporter: she leaves me with three practical steps. noise, wear earplugs when i can. and at the least? >> take off dog collar. >> reporter: food, eat earlier and cut alcohol. finally, chill. emotions we haven't dealt with can bubble-up at night. monkey brain. she advises multiple check ins during the day where you breathe deeply, do a gut check and feel your feelings before you go to bed. a lot of the best ways to improve your sleep actually happen out of bedroom. >> yes. it's not just okay what's happening in the bedroom or how much sleep did you get at night, but what's happening the whole day. >> reporter: becky worley, oakland, california. >> you're supposed to feel your feelings. does that make you uncomfortable >> yes, it does. that's why i'm up all day long, all night long. there were interesting things for normal people who get to sleep at night.

>> we're not normal people.

>> have a relaxing making news in america this thursday morning, political theater in the white house. the president having dinner with democratic leaders and cutting a deal on immigration but overnight a series of statements on both sides creating mixed messages about what really happened. eight senior citizens are dead, dozens more in critical condition after irma cut power to their nursing home's air-conditioning. a hospital was just across the street. hear what authorities are saying as the criminal investigation gets under way. a shooting rampage at a school. a community coming together overnight remembering the victims as new details emerge about the student in custody and who stopped the gunman. and sean spicer's first interview since leaving the white house. hear what he told jimmy kimmel about his time as press secretary and the crowd size controversy at the inauguration.