♪ they're coming to america music legend neil diamond has made a stunning announcement, retiring from his touring. immediately canceling his 50th-anniversary tour because he's suffering from parkinson's disease.

he's said to be honored with a lifetime achievement award at this weekend's grammy's. he plans to remain active in writing and recording for a long time to come. well, last night bill cosby performed for the first time in public since the sex abuse scandal that embroiled him in 2015. he appeared for about an hour at philadelphia jazz club. he told stories and honored old friends but interestingly enough he made no mention of the dozens of pending allegations of assault. >> and wore a sweatshirt that said hello friend, something that his late son used to say. he joked that he used to be a comedian. he ended the set by playing the drums along with the band. >> step back into the spotlight taking the stage there and over the weekend on his social media account, he posted a picture

where he was supporting the eagles. so maybe trying to come back to the public eye. >> the retrial is scheduled for april 2 on charge that's drugged and molested a woman at his home in 2004. cosby, free on bail, has pleaded not guilty to those charges. >> there have been rumors people have been asking him to come out in public and perform. that's lot to come back from. ruth bader ginsburg is praising the #metoo movement and telling her own stories. she said it's about time for women to speak up. even recounting her own experience of having a professor come on to her. she also took lighter questions about her status as a pop culture icon, including the "saturday night live" impersonation. >> what is that? it smells like smoke? it's a ginsburg. ♪

>> actress kate mckinnon with her ginsburn. here's what she had to say. >> i like the actress who portrayed me and i would like to say ginsburn sometimes to my colleagues. >> how cute is she? and when asked about her health ginsburg responded that she's doing very good and as long as she can stick around and do the job full steam that she will be there. >> have you ever seen her workouts? >> are they pretty fierce? >> they're hard core. i spoke with her trainer on the phone. she has a personal trainer that works her out a few times a week and they're legit. lunges and squats. >> nice. she of course well in her 80s.

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♪ skinny so skinny ♪ skinny so skinny last night's episode of "the bachelor" you could cut the drama with a knife. >> there was a lot of it. so here to talk about it our senior chief global affairs analyst jack. >> that's a lot to get to. >> it was a lot to go through. >> this was maggie's first experience. >> do i get to hold the rose. this is the greatest experience of my life. so pack your bags in the mansion. >> carryon. >> so 15 women started this whole thing. more emotions. tough decisions on "the bachelor." roll that beautiful "bachelor" footage. this was his -- right into the hot tub. i mean this was during the group

date. that's krystal. there was also worm eating on the group date. the taxidermy fan was loving this stuff. ari, not so much. this was weird, weird stuff. nothing quite like eating worms in the snow at lake tahoe. we should mention all the action in last night's episode took place in lake tahoe. next, call this the beckoning. got to stop in the hot tub. that's a prerequisite. there's lake tahoe in the background. later when they got to having dinner with each other, becca decided it's finally time to reveal she's all of 22 years old. that's a 14-year difference with ari.

>> how did that go over? >> a keeper for ari. >> she's going to stick around for a while. he's going to guard and protect his heart but, quote, this could be the beginning of something amazing. so she got the rose on the one on one date. she could be around for a while. a continuing story line. krystal's annoying. she interrupted the rose ceremony to get a moment with ari. whatever she had to say, god knows it was important -- or not. thankfully the previews indicate her villain status might be in jeopardy next week. hopefully her presence was in jeopardy. new hashtag. free america from krystal. kiss count. kiss count. the kiss count stops at eight.

so a relatively restrained week for the kissing bandit, down to 8. >> it was 12, now eight. >> so he was down as opposed to netflix stock that will be up today. house keeping mattel left the show because of a death in the family. 12 women left including jacqueline. from "bachelor" to the world of professional wrestling. >> monday night raw celebrated its 25th anniversary and brought back old favorites including generation x. you might remember them by encouraging opponents to use -- well, you get it. >> it boss, vince mcmahon was surprised by stone cold steve austin. things got tense for a moment.

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out. >> major nominations. >> not the oscars, they're happening live on "good morning america" today. the razzie list. >> the worst films of the year, "transformers the last knight" with the most nominations, nine. >> the sequel earned a disrespectable eight nominations. "50 shades freed". that's impressive considering it's not even been released yet. >> rounding out the category, "bay watch", "the emoji movie" and "mummy". >> jennifer lawrence was nominated for her role in "mother." >> one person saying what? jennifer lawrence gets a razzie nomination for "mother"? she was the best thing about it.

>> and another, nominating jennifer lawrence for worst actress. how dare you. and then there's this. is it racist to complain about the lack of diversity in this year's razzies? >> why razzies so white? i'm up in arms about this one. after 90 years in the business minnie mouse finally got her star on the hollywood walk of fame. >> mickey was there, along with katy perry and disney ceo bob iger was there. >> and pointing out, thank you, katy, that mickey received his star in 1978. so about time that minnie got hers. >> so finally we have another royal engagement to tell you about. >> princess eugene got engaged to long-time boyfriend. >> so they plan on marrying in the fall at st. george's chapel, which is also where prince harry

good tuesday morning, i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm maggie rulli. here are some of the top headlines we're following. with the stroke of a pen, president trump has reopened the government. he signed a temporary funding bill after democrats backed down and voted to end the shutdown without a firm deal for d.r.e.a.m.ers. a slow moving storm system is dumping more snow on the upper midwest overnight and during the day today the mild temperatures in the east will make thunderstorms and flooding likely. breaking overnight rock and roll hall of famer neil diamond says he's retiring from touring as he's suffering from parkinson's disease. and just hours away from this year's academy award nominations. there are six rules in place to

help avoid that epic best picture flub at last year's oscar's. those are some of our stories this tuesday, january 23rd. >> narrator: from abc news, this is "world news now." i think that's why they wrapped up all of the government shutdown stuff this time knowing that 8:00 this morning the oscar nominations will come out. we need to be at home and watching this and finding out what's going on with the nominations. talking about the government shutdown, we're beginning the half hour with congress agreeing to yet another short term funding bill as the democrats blinked. >> president trump signed the legislation that would keep the government running for a whopping 17 days, setting the stage for another showdown. they reluctantly cut the deal on

the fate that hundreds of thousands of d.r.e.a.m.ers would be addressed at a later point. >> reporter: day three of the government shutdown proved to be the last for now. >> to do any victory laps for any one side would be inappropriate. >> reporter: passing a temporary fix to fund the government for another three weeks. the president placed blame on the far left but democrats led by senator chuck schumer say trump refused to negotiate. >> the great deal making president sat on the sidelines. >> reporter: the white house claimed trump was behind the new bill. lawmakers said bipartisan debate is what got it done. the president sending this message. >> we want to negotiate and get to a place and we're hopeful we can do that over the next couple of weeks. >> reporter: the fate of drooech drooemdrooem d.r.e.a.m.ers, the more than 800,000 young undocumented immigrants brought to the u.s.

as children. >> don't give up. >> members on both sides now say republican leader mitch mcconnell has pledged he will bring a neutral proposal on d.a.c.a. to the table for debate. >> it's my intention to take up legislation that will address daca, border security and related issues. >> lawmakers have a little bit more time to try to resolve these immigration issues giving themselves until march fifth. the only option would be to threaten another shutdown which could cost them. >> thank you. and those 18 senators who voted to continue the shutdown are mostly liberal democrats. >> and mostly likely presidential candidates in 2020. they're not sure mitch mcconnell will keep his promise on the d.r.e.a.m.ers. mere is rick klein. >> reporter: a shutdown accomplished even less when it was finally settled. basically the status quo around immigration and a vague agreement to discuss these issues down the road.

this is a big win for president trump. he stuck to his guns and got the democrats to concede to most of his demands, opening the government again with a promise from democrats that they might support a border wall. that would be a huge policy victory for him. democrats, including chuck schumer, they don't feel great. they overplayed their land and frankly it was a bad land and they had to fold it and they did not get much other than to say that the lights are back on. and it will be an intense spotlight over the next 17 days, that is the deadline that democrats are giving republicans to come to an agreement on immigration. otherwise there will be a series of votes where it is anyone's guess. but those 17 days will be filled with issues that haven't been solved for more than 17 years. so not a lot optimism that this will suddenly break the issues around imxwragmigration and muc more. >> the democratic base not happy at all with this.

turning overseas right now to vice president mike pence offering a new timeline to move the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. he told lawmakers that the embassy will open before next the end of next year. there are members of parliament who interrupted pence's speech. they were outraged over the president's decision to recognize jerusalem as the capitol of israel. got to tell you, israeli security forces, they don't play around. that was quick. they were out of there. the u.s. embassy in haiti's capital plans to reopen after it was shut down by a large demonstration. more than 1,000 people protested the comments about haiti reportedly made by president trump. police fired tear gas after some threw rocks at them. they consider the remarks to be racist. the u.s. is now requiring additional screening of cargo on

flights arriving from five middle eastern countries. there are consistent threats to aviation. pierre thomas has more. >> reporter: new concerns about terrorists determined to put bombs on planes headed to the united states. the tsa putting in place emergency regulations based on recent regulation aimed at detonating a bomb. airports in five middle eastern countries getting that scrutiny. this hole blown right through the side of a jet from a suspected laptop bomb, a reminder of how creative the terrorists are becoming. the new order in part the result of a foiled plot to down a commercial plane in australia this summer. >> it could have been a catastrophic event. in respect >> reporter: smuggling a bomb inside of a meat grinder. isis apparently still obsessed with trying to blow up a plane

bound for the u.s. pierre thomas, abc news, new york. the deaths of more than 30 children nationwide are being blamed on the worst flu season in nearly a decade. a 2-year-old girl in mississippi died just days after being diagnosed and doctors say the flu killed a six-year-old girl on friday in north carolina. that was three days after her diagnosis. and in the meantime, a high school is closed today and tomorrow due to a recent outbreak. they say every state except hawaii is reporting widespread flu activity. for the first time we're hearing the 911 call placed by senator rand paul after he was allegedly attacked by his neighbor. court documents claim that he was mowing his lawn in november while wearing headphones when his neighbor slammed him to the ground reportedly over paul stacking brush near his property. >> i was assaulted by a neighbor and i'd like the police to come and investigate and talk to the neighbor. >> where did the assault happen? >> in my yard while i was mowing

the grass. >> he suffered six broken ribs from the assault. prosecutors are reportedly recommending a 21 prison sentence. oftentimes comedians will get heckled and they'll think that's as bad as it can get. now we're seeing how bad it can get. was it something he said? this is video from tmz showing comedian steve brown viciously attacked in columbia, south carolina. his attacker suddenly jumped on stage and took several swings at brown with the mic stand and threw the stool at him. tmz reports the man had been drinking. brown shared a photo of his injury on social media calling for better security at comedy clubs. man, all right.

and the real life inspiration for 20th century feminist icon has passed away. a waitress from california worked in a navy machine shop in world war ii. inspiring the famous rosy the riveter poster. a number of women had beenident, frailly unrecognized for more than 70 years. she was 96 years old. >> always love seeing girls dress up like her on halloween. we have an update on the eagles fan. >> my favorite video of the day. he lost a run-in with a pole. >> and every time -- >> this is in the philadelphia subway while trying to amp up fans on the way to the game. >> the man admits he had a few or a lot of drinks while watching the patriots/jaguars game, he went to work so he's okay but might go to the doctor. >> but wait there's more.

we have the reverse angle. >> oh, shoot. >> tmz also obtained this video as well. >> oh, he hit the train also. >> oh, my god, he said he hurt a lot less after the eagles won. >> one, i can't believe he also hit the train and he sort of hits the side of the pole. i'm going to give him credit that he may not have seen it coming. it was the side of the pole. i believe in him. >> it's the subway. >> it looks like something i would do. >> here's a clue. and you thought the septa service was the only bad thing in pennsylvania.

coming up new details on a fake missile warning in hawaii. plus this. gadgets you probably don't know about. a tiny camera. how tiny? i'm wearing it and give up one port on your laptop and there's seven more. you're watching "world news now."

new video just in. at least 16 people have been injured by a volcano at japanese ski resort. none of the injuries are life threatening. there's also an avalanche which may have been triggered by the eruption. some were buried but all had were rescued. the governor of hawaii is revealing why it took him so long to notify the public about the false missile alert. >> the governor says he didn't know his twitter password so it took him 15 minutes to send a tweet saying it was a false alarm. he now keeps his user name and password in his cellphone. >> the only problem he does admit, he doesn't know his cellphone password either. so -- >> can you believe that? >> so come the next time it's like my twitter password is in there? >> and my phone password? i can't believe it came down to

his password. >> he's simplified things. he's made it 123345. that's my password. a new study suggests that teens who volunteer reap it later in life. >> researchers have found that when adolescents engage in volunteering, voting or activism, they often have better socioeconomic status in adulthood and fewer risks of behavior such as binge drinking and marijuana use as well. so who knew. >> volunteer. >> get your kid out there to volunteer. so we've been talking about the consumer electronics show in vegas where it has some of the most amazing gadgets on earth. well, our giz wiz is just back from vegas. >> he's going to show me all of his favorite gadgets. >> prepare to be blown away. lyrics: ooh-oo child

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♪ ces is the super bowl of tech and this year's products were at the very top of their game. the giz wiz has painstakingly gathered some of the best of the best. so what do you have? >> i have a tiny, tiny camera, video and still. i'm actually wearing it. it's right here. it's called pogo cam. and pogo cam takes little 30 second videos with sound for putting on social media. up to 100 snapshots. then you put pogo cam in the smart case, while it's downloading them, it recharges pogo cam. this is bluetooth and that sends it to your phone or your tablet. >> what do these end up looking like? >> that's the first video i shot with this little camera. >> was it easy to use?

>> one button on the top. on the top for video, on the bottom for stills. >> and so easy to upload for social media? >> yeah. >> document your whole life. >> this is from first alert. safe and sound. so it's a smoke detecter, co detecter. but this new model adds alexa. so if you have one in every room, as you walk through you can ask questions and play music. now alexa was everywhere. this is a way to add alexa to your car. so we're pretending this is the lighter on your dashboard. you plug this in. there's the light, the alexa light. >> so alexa really can follow you everywhere. >> and then there are two charging ports so you can charge electronics in the car and that hooks up to your car stereo and your phone so it can get data

and play it back through your car system. >> alexa was huge at ces. >> huge. this is from kingston. a lot of new laptops are sleek and thin but don't have a lot of ports. this plugs in to the usbc then adds an sdc, a microsd card and it adds 4k, hdmi out. >> new tech to make you go old school again. >> give up one port, gain seven. but this is for everybody. foldy mate. it's not coming until the end of 2019. so you have your washer, your dryer. the clothes come out of the dryer and you put them on these two hooks. it takes them in and starts

folding them up. when the drawer is full, it puts all of the clothes in the end. >> this is life changing. >> somewhere around 950 bucks. >> what's your least favorite item to fold? >> underwear. >> it doesn't do underwear. >> i don't know. >> does it match socks? >> no, i don't think so. >> that's a million dollar idea. >> you and i will be at ces 2019 with the sock matching duo. >> out of everything what are you most excited about? >> i like alexa for the car. especially for the price. it's under 50 bucks. >> the giz wiz, thank you, thank you and for more check out giz wiz dot biz or wnnfans.com.

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finally, the emotion al reunion. a father was forced to drop her when their home went up in flames. now that little girl is getting to chance to thank her hero. >> it's the miraculous catch caught on camera. watch as firefighter captain scott makes the save of his life, catching 5-year-old destiny nelson from a three-story fall. destiny's father dropping her from the third floor of this building, desperately trying to save her from the flames. now in an abc news exclusive, reuniting with the little girl he saved. >> can i have a hug? yeah, thank you so much. >> reporter: destiny all smiles as she meets her hero. >> this fire was very, very

emotional for me. anybody trapped in a fire is horrible but when you hear children screaming, that amps up the adrenalin. the courage of that father. >> do you know how brave your daddy is? your daddy is very, very, very brave and he saved your life. >> reporter: the captain telling us meeting destiny reminded him why he became a firefighter. >> very seldom do we get to make that personal connection. if i retired today, i would have had a fulfilled career. to be able to see the family and how appreciative they are and seeing the children playing with their siblings, my heart's overfilled. >> an amazing story. i love seeing them together. >> it was pretty cool. destiny's like since you caught me once can you carry me around? take me to school? around? like take me to school? that's it for this half hour.

this morning, the government is open and back in business. >> this after senators struck a deal and voted to end the 3 day federal shutdown with president trump signing off on it, but the next funding fight looms just a few weeks away. and the massive drilling rig explosion in oklahoma, several workers are still unaccounted for. the tower collapsing to the ground. plus the debate you likely haven't heard about, what to do with a booming population of wild horses in the west. meet the horse trainer trying to save them. >> and gasp, imagine living without tacos, it's a nightmare. one town is now trying to cope after its taco bell burned down.

so beloved, they had a vigil for it with one person describing it as nacho average vigil. >> announcer: from abc news this is "world news now." so forget about the government shutdown that was the thing the people were really mourning, the loss of that taco bell. >> as they should. what a tragedy. are you a taco bell fan? >> it depends on how drunk i am. maggie's back with us again today and the government is open. >> celebration, confetti. >> does it seem that much different? >> it's night and day. president trump signed a short term bill just hours after the senate and house voted to fund it all the way through february 8th. >> so the democrats agreed to

that the plight of the d.r.e.a.m.ers will be addressed. more from mary bruce. >> reporter: moments after they voted to reopen the government the republican leader with a gleeful thumbs up. the democratic leader beaming. both leaders toasting their success. after a weekend of brutal finger pointing. >> this will be called the trump shutdown. >> he got what he wanted, a shutdown, a trump shutdown. >> they wanted it, government shutdown. >> reporter: democrats wanted a deal on the d.r.e.a.m.ers, those 800,000 undocumented immigrants brought to the u.s. as children. president trump said the shutdown was hurting the military. bringing this from tammy duckworth who lost both her legs in iraq. >> and i will not be lectured

about what our military needs by a draft dodger. >> reporter: they agreed to end the shutdown by temporarily funding the government for three weeks. what they got in return, a promise. vowing to work on a solution for d.r.e.a.m.ers. >> it would be my intention to take up legislation in the senate that would address d.a.c.a., border security and related issues. >> reporter: a lot of what comes next depends on president trump. back in 2013 he said it was a president's job to lead negotiations in a shutdown. >> very simply you have to get everybody in the room, the president has to lead. you have to be nice and angry and wild and do all sorts of things. but you have to get a deal. >> reporter: but trump was relatively absent. the white house releasing this photo of him working the phones at an empty desk. he didn't make a single call this weekend to democrats. but the white house sounded satisfied. >> what the president did

clearly worked. the vote came in 81-18. i would say those are much more in the president's favor than senator schumer's favor. >> reporter: is another shutdown looming in just three weeks. just one day of the shutdown costs more than $900 million. now this is a real political gamble for democrats. shutting down the government over d.r.e.a.m.ers and it's unclear if they will get what they want. senate has promised to act, but the houts ma house made no such commitment. we're told senator schumer's message to disappointed democrats, you have to play the hand you're dealt. it is what it is. mary bruce, abc news, capitol hill. >> president trump did not reach across the aisle but on monday invited two moderate democrats to the white house. >> he discuss the immigration with joe manchin and doug jones.

trump reportedly told them he's committed to getting a deal for those d.r.e.a.m.ers. we'll move on to the severe storms hammering the eastern half of the country, bringing heavy snow and rain. >> the blizzard conditions are making travel a nightmare from nebraska to michigan. south and east of that the storms are bringing heavy rain. >> interstate 29 closed between south dakota and iowa because of the heavy snow and strong winds, as well as all the jackknifed and stuck vehicles. >> the snow was even too much for people in minnesota. the governor has called out the national guard to assist drivers. >> snow is expected in new england and upstate new york. but flooding is the threat for the rest of the east coast. one north texas high school student is in jail.

another is fighting for her life after a shooting on campus. about 300 people prayed for the 15-year-old girl allegedly shot by 16-year-old boy. the shooting happened in a small town south of dallas. there's no word on the connection between the two students. however one says the suspect has a history of violent behavior. this is the aftermath of a deadly wrong-way police chase. they say a woman stole that silver pickup truck, weaving it through traffic as she went the wrong way on the highway before slamming into other vehicles. the suspect was critically injured. five workers are still missing after a massive oil rig explosion in oklahoma. and at one point one official said everything at the location is on fire. here is marcus moore. >> reporter: the desperate search for five employees who worked in this oklahoma oil and natural gas well now charred after a massive blast. volunteer firefighters rushing

to the scene. >> there was 17 employees i believe that we got out. 5 unaccounted for at the well. >> reporter: first responders and ems are staying back. >> reporter: residents nearby asked to shelter in place. one worker flown to the hospital for burns. everybody else was taken to a safe area to be reunited with family. >> they're shook up. it's a pretty traumatic deal to go through. >> reporter: intense flames keeping firefighters from getting 100 feet from the fire. >> they have extinguished the secondary fires. the primary fire on the wellhead is still burning. >> reporter: officials here in oklahoma have been keeping us quite a distance away from the scene where this is unfolding. they had a quite a fight on its hands.

they weren't putting water on those flames because they didn't want to spread any chemicals and they warned it could take time to extinguish the flames. >> marcus thank you and there's a new development in northern california's wild fires. last october destroyed 9000 homes and buildings. killing at least 43 people. students in santa rosa have finally returned a full 15 weeks after the flames destroyed half of their campus. one out of six students lost their homes in the flames. and now to southern california, another area hit hard by wild fires and mudslides, the threat of additional mudslides is expected to lessen this week. >> this comes as friends in

montecito who lost their father they managed to raise more than 18,000 on a gofundme page. >> they have now donated that money to another family who say they need the money even more than they do. they lost four relatives including their mother. so add another line to the list of great excuses like the dog ate my homework or, babe, it wasn't me. i don't even know her. >> how about this one? officer, but my car was driving itself. san francisco police say that's what they heard from an alleged drunk driver. >> well, police say the guy told him he had hadn't been driving because the car was on autopilot. officers didn't buy it. tesla has not confirmed the man's story. but it is a plausible one. >> i sort of buy it. >> now if it's an autopilot car, can you still be wasted behind the wheel?

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her mother by her side. >> i too was sexually assaulted by larry nassar at multiple appointments, many times. my mom is still getting billed for appointments where i was sexually assaulted. >> reporter: she was treated just a week before michigan state suspended him. >> i am possibly the last child he will ever assault. >> reporter: she blames the university for not doing enough to stop nassar. >> i'm not afraid of you, nor will i ever be. at 15 i should not be in a courtroom but i'm going to become real comfortable inside of one. so should you. >> reporter: msu has said any suggestion that the university covered up nassar's horrific conduct is simply false. as more victims share their

stories, more fallout. u.s.a. gymnastics which has been criticized for failing to protect the gymnasts. three resignation from the board. they support their decisions. when we asked michigan state about emily's claims her mother is still receiving bills, the university told us nassar's former patients will not be billed. linsey davis, abc news. >> linsey, thank you so much. it has been so hard to hear those stories this past week and empowering that they are there standing up to their monster. >> and this was expected to go a and it's in its fifth day. >> the judge wants every victim to speak if they want to. so may be more. we'll have more on that shocking news from neil diamond, announcing he's retiring from performing after learning he has parkinson's disease. and the horses out west and the horse trainer trying to save

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symbol of the untamed majesty of nature. but the predator chasing these horses is anything but natural. >> you can see the terror and the fear. >> reporter: this is a helicopter roundup commissioned by the bureau of land management. >> sometimes they get stampeded for miles and miles. we believe the american public has a right to know. >> reporter: horses are herded off public lands and sometimes permanently put in a holding facility in an effort to control their population. but now the government is considering allowing the slaughter of these animals for the first time in nearly 50 years. to find the mustangs, you need to know where to look. jim snchepel knows the range and its horses well. >> we're going to see hopefully the big herd of horses. >> reporter: he works with a nonprofit trying desperately to find a humane way to control the horse population.

the blm says the resources here can only allot for the survival of so many. >> they've set what they call appropriate management level it ranges between 120 and 180 horses. we think that is too low. >> reporter: there are over 45,000 wild horses currently in holding areas, costing taxpayers about $50 million annually. something they sought to address by lifting regulations that prevent slaughtering of wild horses. >> blm, the very agency in charge of protecting them, is asking congress for permission to kill them. >> reporter: but the key battle won't be fought in the west. their fate will be decided here, in washington, where congress will decide if allowing for slaughter will be enacted. and for the horses that are

rounded up, a lucky few make it to places like this where people like ellie price are dedicated to turning these wild mustangs into companion animals. >> these horses are gentled now, so i don't think of them as wild mustangs anymore. but this horse was born in the wild. >> reporter: the process of training a wild horse is not usually an easy one. she says he's trying but you see his whole body shakes. she's able to get the saddle on for the very first time and he did not flinch. he's doing everything she asked him to do. >> what i hope people will take away from seeing our horses is that they have value but the big picture is that wild horses need to stay in the wild on public land. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm gloria riviera in utah. >> beautiful landscape there

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have some pride. another one saying stop the madness. the person in charge of the social media account should be fired and maybe arrested. i want to point out one thing as you look at the photos of the building though, basically the giants and the jets colors. it could theoretically -- exactly. don't get all upset about it, new yorkers. it's almost like we're there. now kendis, we've got a lot to taco-bout. a taco bell in montgomery, alabama where sadly the taco bell burned down. so they said we're going to have a vigil for our beloved taco bell. it started as a joke between two roommates. one loved their taco bell. the other one made a facebook event calling it the candlelight vigil for taco bell.

they were going to remember the oh so delightful baja blast, that's right. more than 100 people showed up. it turned out people really cared about the taco bell. >> i knew you were going to do some puns, i did not think you could make taco pun, tacobout. this is by far the most amazing shot yet. this is in the south of africa. just wait for it here. 660 feet down. >> one, do we know how many times he did this? >> i don't know but they're used to breaking world records. this is the fifth highest record shot. and that's a new world record right there.

this morning on "world news now" a powerful storm is on the move and heading east. it has paralyzed parts of the midwest with heavy snow and takes aim at the northeast. roads and air travel will be a mess today. and the government is open for now. president trump signed off on a short-term bill just hours after the senate and house voted to fund it for only three more weeks. the stunning news about neil diamond. >> the beloved singer announcing his immediate retirement following a health diagnosis. and krystal made it perfectly clear that she is so over the other ladies and while

they fought it out, ari finally confronts young becca about her age and then they head to the hot tub. all right. it is tuesday, january 23rd. >> narrator: from abc news, this is "world news now." you know it, kissing bandit strikes again. jack is still trying to recover from watching all two hours of his life that he'll never -- >> he was telling me how much he loves this season of "the bachelor", loves ari. >> ever since this season has started, every monday night comes in and like maxine waters. reclaiming my time, that was awful. but let's begin with the winter storms that are affecting nearly half the country. >> there are advisories and warnings for the upper midwest. it will dump heavy rain.

>> reporter: this morning drenching rains heading straight for the major cities of the northeast from d.c. to boston and a wintry mix for upper new england. it's the same system that paralyzed parts of the midwest with blizzard conditions. interstates shut down. cars left stranded on the side of the road in south dakota. in nebraska conditions were too dangerous, even for snow plows. at one point the minneapolis airport forced to close all four runways. >> reporter: we can make out the tails of the planes but barely see the runway. >> reporter: two snow drifts out the back door. there's a concern for more of these, ice jams. rivers clogged with ice and when they can't drain that water backs up into communities. >> all that snow and rain is likely to snarl air travel. more than 100 flights in the midwest and east have been canceled. >> let's check in with

accuweather's julia widen. good morning. >> the low pressure system that brought blizzard-like conditions to the north central region is now making a beeline to the northeast. with an icy mix farther off to the north. this is going to cause travel problems. i think we'll see issues during the morning and p.m. commutes on the i-95 corridor. also air travel problems due to the heavy rain and blustery winds and another system causing rain and snow in the northwest. >> it's going to be soggy couple of days. the federal government is back open for business. president trump signed legislation passed by congress to end the shutdown and fund the government for nearly three more weeks. a bipartisan group of senators celebrated following the vote. democrats gave in after receiving assurances from mitch mcconnell that the senate will

resume negotiations on the future of some 800,000 immigrants brought to the country as children. >> it would be my intention to take up legislation in the senate that would address d.a.c.a., border security and related issues. >> to all the d.r.e.a.m.ers who are watching today, don't give up. >> a lot of democrats do feel as if it's time to give up. there are many groups including liberals and democrats who are outraged that the democratic leadership didn't fight harder to protect the d.r.e.a.m.ers. but chuck schumer said it was the best deal they were going to get. it was the same deal they were given friday night before the shutdown. word this morning that fbi director christopher wray threatened to resign. reporting that sessions at the public urging of the president had been trying to get rid of wray to fire director andrew mccabe.

sessions backed off when wray threatened to step down if mccabe was removed. they wanted to avoid another fire storm like when the president fired fbi director james comey. a man charged with threatening to kill cnn employees. court documents say he made calls, more than 20 calls to cnn's head quarters, during one he said allegedly fake news i'm coming to gun you all down. followed that with a racial slur. he faces five years in prison if convicted. they say he also made threatening calls to a michigan mosque last september. we've got new details on the california children allegedly held captive. sources say their father was planning to move the family to oklahoma. they found moving boxes throughout the house after one daughter managed to escape the nightmare conditions. meantime we're getting our first look at the children moments after their parents were captured. here is matt gutman.

>> reporter: we're learning more about the rescue of 13 children from that california home. in this video you can see them walk to their freedom. an older sibling carrying a toddler, one child even running to the silver van. all that after their 17-year-old sister escaped through a window and called 911. david and louise turpin charged with false imprisonment and pleading not guilty. >> this is emotional and physical abuse. this is depraved conduct. >> reporter: this as more details emerged about lives prosecutors say were led in captivity. the eldest son attended a local college chaperoned by his mother. >> louise would wait outside the classroom for him, when he was finished, she would take him home. >> reporter: his transcript, a near perfect gpa. those children still being treated after years of isolation. >> you're teaching them social

behavior. >> we're the first stage of their introduction to the outside world. >> and matt tells us more than 100,000 has been donated to help the children. it will be placed in a trust. a skydiver has been killed. his primary parachute apparently failed to deploy and his emergency suit appears to have been activated shortly before impact. but too late to save his life. and a woman has fallen overboard into the gulf of mexico. the 44-year-old woman was seen fallen from the carnival ship one day after leaving new orleans. this now makes the fourth death by falling overboard within a year. so a frightening scene played out at nike in oregon. it took more than 65 firefighters to extinguish this

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♪ they're coming to america music legend neil diamond has made a stunning announcement, retiring from his touring. immediately canceling his 50th-anniversary tour because he's suffering from parkinson's disease. he's said to be honored with a

lifetime achievement award at this weekend's grammy's. he plans to remain active in writing and recording for a long time to come. well, last night bill cosby performed for the first time in public since the sex abuse scandal that embroiled him in 2015. he appeared for about an hour at philadelphia jazz club. he told stories and honored old friends but interestingly enough he made no mention of the dozens of pending allegations of assault. >> and wore a sweatshirt that said hello friend, something that his late son used to say. he joked that he used to be a comedian. he ended the set by playing the drums along with the band. >> step back into the spotlight taking the stage there and over the weekend on his social media

account, he posted a picture where he was supporting the eagles. so maybe trying to come back to the public eye. >> the retrial is scheduled for april 2 on charges that he drugged and molested a woman at his home in 2004. cosby, free on bail, has pleaded not guilty to those charges. >> there have been rumors people have been asking him to come out in public and perform. that's lot to come back from. ruth bader ginsburg is praising the #metoo movement and telling her own stories. she said it's about time for women to speak up. even recounting her own experience of having a professor come on to her. she also took lighter questions about her status as a pop culture icon, including the "saturday night live" impersonation. >> what is that? it smells like smoke? it's a ginsburn.

>> actress kate mckinnon with her ginsburn. here's what she had to say. >> i like the actress who portrayed me and i would like to say ginsburn sometimes to my colleagues. >> how cute is she? and when asked about her health ginsburg responded that she's doing very good and as long as she can stick around and do the job full steam that she will be there. >> have you ever seen her workouts? >> are they pretty fierce? >> they're hard core. i spoke with her trainer on the phone. she has a personal trainer that works her out a few times a week and they're legit. lunges and squats. >> nice. she of course well in her 80s. when we come back the cold

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♪ skinny so ♪ skinny so skinny last night's episode of "the bachelor" you could cut the drama with a knife. >> there was a lot of it. so here to talk about it our senior chief global affairs analyst jack. >> that's a lot to get to. >> it was a lot to go through. >> this was maggie's first experience. >> do i get to hold the rose. this is the greatest experience of my life. so pack your bags in the mansion. >> carryon. >> so 15 women started this whole thing. more emotions. tough decisions on "the bachelor." roll that beautiful "bachelor" footage. this was his -- right into the hot tub. i mean this was during the group date.

that's krystal. there was also worm eating on the group date. the taxidermy fan was loving this stuff. ari, not so much. this was weird, weird stuff. nothing quite like eating worms in the snow at lake tahoe. we should mention all the action in last night's episode took place in lake tahoe. next, call this the beckoning. got to stop in the hot tub. that's a prerequisite. there's lake tahoe in the background. later when they got to having dinner with each other, becca decided it's finally time to reveal she's all of 22 years old. that's a 14-year difference with ari. >> how did that go over?

>> a keeper for ari. >> she's going to stick around for a while. he's going to guard and protect his heart but, quote, this could be the beginning of something amazing. so she got the rose on the one on one date. she could be around for a while. a continuing story line. krystal's annoying. she interrupted the rose ceremony to get a moment with ari. whatever she had to say, god knows it was important -- or not. thankfully the previews indicate her villain status might be in jeopardy next week. hopefully her presence was in jeopardy. new hashtag. free america from krystal. kiss count. kiss count.

the kiss count stops at eight. so a relatively restrained week for the kissing bandit, down to 8. >> it was 12, now eight. >> so he was down as opposed to netflix stock that will be up today. housekeeping mattel left the show because of a death in the family. 12 women left including jacqueline. from "bachelor" to the world of professional wrestling. >> monday night raw celebrated its 25th anniversary and brought back old favorites including generation x. you might remember them by encouraging opponents to use -- well, you get it. >> the boss, vince mcmahon was surprised by stone cold steve austin. things got tense for a moment.

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out. >> major nominations. >> not the oscars, they're happening live on "good morning america" today. the razzie list. >> the worst films of the year, "transformers the last knight" with the most nominations, nine. >> the sequel earned a disrespectable eight nominations. "50 shades freed". that's impressive considering it's not even been released yet. >> rounding out the category, "bay watch", "the emoji movie" and "mummy". >> jennifer lawrence was nominated for her role in "mother." >> one person saying what? jennifer lawrence gets a razzie nomination for "mother"? she was the best thing about it.

>> and another, nominating jennifer lawrence for worst actress. how dare you. and then there's this. is it racist to complain about the lack of diversity in this year's razzies? >> why razzies so white? i'm up in arms about this one. after 90 years in the business minnie mouse finally got her star on the hollywood walk of fame. >> mickey was there, along with katy perry and disney ceo bob iger was there. >> and pointing out, thank you, katy, that mickey received his star in 1978. so about time that minnie got hers. >> so finally we have another royal engagement to tell you about. >> princess eugene got engaged to long-time boyfriend. >> so they plan on marrying in the fall at st. george's chapel, which is also where prince harry

making news in america this morning, president trump signs a bill overnight ending the government shutdown. this morning, what it means now for the future of the immigration debate and the fate of so-called d.r.e.a.m.ers. also new this morning, more turmoil at the fbi. why the new director of the bureau has reportedly threatened to resign. ♪ got a dream to take them there ♪ ♪ they're coming to america neil diamond cancels his tour announcing his immediate retirement. this morning, the singer revealing his health battle and what he plans to do now. plus, bill cosby performs publicly for the first time since his sexual assault scandal. why the king of beers has been dethroned once again. and the new u.s. olympic uniforms equipped with their own mini heating system.