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simon wrote the songs. >> i like. ♪ oh, cecilia, you're breaking my heart ♪ >> so many college bars and that's on your mind? >> that's not where i know it from of course. award winning john mahoney who played the cranky father on "frazier" has died in hospice in chicago. he had reportedly been suffering from cancer. he carved out a niche for himself playing gruff older characters. >> you want me to dry that sponge? i'll dry that sponge. >> give it about a minute. >> that's mature. >> he was born in britain. he was 77 years old. >> he started his acting career, which is a young man's business, when he was 37. he said i want to be an actor. not bad. >> and he made it happen.

and we turn to what would have been a rather provocative marketing move by pepsi. doritos for her. >> it's been trending on social media. pepsi ceo talking on a podcast about a potentially female friendly line of snacks. so she noted the difference between the way men and women generally eat chips. she says women don't like to crunch too loudly in public. they don't like to lick their fingers generously and they don't like to pour the little broken pieces of that flavor into their mouth. >> i've seen you chew. this is one of the doritos commercials. while everyone was enjoying the "game of thrones" style commercial, the ceo got a lot of

attention and criticism. >> excuse me, i was chewing. there is a lot of backlash on twitter. doritos posted in response we already have doritos for women and they're called doritos. loved by millions. >> this is how i eat my doritos. it's very lady like. are these doritos for men? >> try another one. oh, look at that. >> awesome. >> delicious, right? >> i knew i got the wrong bag. maybe if i try your doritos for women, i'll have a crunch. >> i have a histories of being very ladylike. >> diana's never met a food group she hasn't loved on this set. >> what are you trying to say? i don't discriminate.

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>> he loves the bachelor. >> we all love the bachelor, at least to a certain extent. as we used to say while riding bikes in the french alps, bonjour. roll that beautiful "bachelor" footage. this is a group date at the mulan rouge. all the ladies in fancy or ridiculous outfits. arie looking over the goods as it were. >> he seemed to enjoy himself. >> why not when you're there. becca m. was judged to be best in the group and she got to perform in the actual show with arie. so they had had a fun day at one of the venues. everyone a sour puss on their face watching the whole thing go down. moving on. next.

the two on one date, krystal, who we heard from. the french chataeu. these things never end well. alleg always uncomfortable. too many people, etc. it all comes down to who's going to get the rose. you don't mind a two on one date when kendall gets the rose, which means krystal has to go home thankfully. we can retire that hashtag we invented. ding dong the witch is gone. next, arie and jacqueline. it didn't start well when the car broke down. better call uber because they had some shopping to do. they get to dinner eventually. she's got plans for a life. she's going to have a ph.d. kiss count, kiss count. kiss count stops at 11. seven women left.

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i'm excited. frank's excited. >> they're in planet hollywood by the way. and we have more royal news about prince harry and meghan. the couple is getting ready for their may wedding with plenty of speculation over the guest list. >> we now know who will be playing them in the lifetime made for tv movie. harry and meghan the royal love story will star best known for playing jessica conor on "jessica jones." and victoria will play the prince. >> i can kind of see it. yeah. >> meghan markle, that's a look alike right there. i don't know about harry and the other guy. but yeah. >> a slight perm and a little dye job.

so we're wondering who would play us in the lifetime movie of "world news now." >> apparently the producers have figured it out. >> over the shoulder the diana and kendis story. arlen, who played bobby brown in a life about whitney houston. >> and kelly overton is playing me apparently. >> just have a live audition so we can hangout and make sure she has all her lines correct. >> oh, i see. but never forget you can't do much worse than michael jackson made for tv movie. that was pretty bad.

♪ good tuesday morning good tuesday morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm diane macedo. here are some of the top stories on "world news now. nassar is now facing 360 years in prison. he was hit with his third long sentence. before being sentenced, he apologized to his victims. asian markets sold off sharply overnight. the dow suffered its biggest one day point drop in history and indications are that stocks will open lower yet again this morning. # a tony award winner of stage and television will die. john mahoney is best known for his character on phrafrazier.

he was 77 years old. philadelphia's gearing up for the officials eagles celebration. it will step off thursday morning. schools will be closed. and adults are getting free beer. thanks to budweiser. those are some of your top stories on this tuesday, february 6th. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> and philly really needed more beer at that moment. start things off with a third lengthy sentence handed down to disgraced larry nasser and a report claiming fbi investigators took nearly a year to pursue the nassar case, even after they were presented with information that several young women were abused. linzie janis has more. >> reporter: nassar sentenced for a final time.

>> the visions of your testimonies will forever be present in my thoughts. >> reporter: it marks the end of emotional weeks of sentencing stories. more than 200 accusers confronting the doctor they say sexually abused him under the guise of medical treatment. >> i remember laying there utterly mortified, confused and scared. >> reporter: tempers flaring when the father of three victims went after larry nasser. >> reporter: some saying they are going after the organization that failed to protect them. >> i still definitely feel like there's a lot of work that needs be to done. >> reporter: and new questions about whether nassar could have been stopped earlier. saying nassar abused at least 40 more patients after the fbi was first told about allegations against him in july of 2015. the fbi says the allegations against nassar transcended jurisdictions and it worked with

law enforcement to bring charges against him. house republicans have drafted a temporary funding bill hoping to keep the government open for six more weeks. it would include defense spending, but democrats have already said they won't approve it. they're still hoping to protect young immigrants brought as children. the debate isn't expected to begin until next week. without a new bill, the government would run out of money thursday night. another shutdown they say is unlikely. a week after calling for unity and bipartisanship in his state of the union address, the president went to a factory in ohio to promote his tax cuts. but he veered off topic. he chastised democrats for not applauding during his speech. he went as far as to suggest democrats the lack enthusiasm was like an act of treason. >> they were like death. and unamerican.

unamerican. somebody said treasonous. yeah, i guess why not. can we call that treason? why not. >> house democratic leader nancy pelosi said the president is working to make loyalty to him synonymous with loyalty to the country. but the president sai ddemocrats would rather see the country do badly than him do well. >> i was a young success. when i signed the tax cut six weeks ago it set off a tidal wave of good news that continues to grow every single day. i think because of what we've done, the tremendous success we've had, i have a feeling that we're going to do incredibly well in '18. and i'm non-bragadocious. >> he made no mention of the

stock market tanking nearly 1200 points. vice president pence is on a trip that will take him to the olympics in south korea. pence says he hasn't requested a meeting with the north korean diplomat but he didn't rule out a meeting either. pence also called yesterday's wall street plunge simply the ebb and flow of our stock market. in colorado, another police officer, deputy sheriff mica flick was killed while investigating a stolen car. he is the third law enforcement officer to die in the line of duty in colorado in the past five weeks. four others have been wounded. people lined the streets to pay honor to flick. >> this is indeed a difficult day for our agencies. there's no distinction between our uniforms, state patrol, sheriff's office. our hearts are all broken.

>> the 34-year-old deputy leaves behind a wife and 7-year-old twins. four others were also injured. the suspect was killed. investigators looking into sunday's deadly amtrak crash have recovered an event recorded. the device should review more when the reason for the crash, but blame is also being put on a trash switch. david curley has more. >> reporter: federal investigators say the amtrak engineer apparently realizing the switch was set wrong hit the brakes but he could not stop this head-on collision. >> it was bodies everywhere. the seats came up off the floor. >> reporter: the rail cars in the amtrak engine are being removed. but they're more interested in the switch on the rail line just a couple hundred yards back up the track. rail crewscsx apparently didn't follow policy leaving the switch in the wrong position. late saturday or early sunday csx turned that switch and moved

one of its great trains from the main line to a sideline. and it was not switched back. and when amtrak 91 arrived heading south of miami, it was diverted to the same side track and in less than 700 feet slammed into the parked freight train. that switch should have been flipped back to the main line. >> put it this way. that switch should have been lined so that amtrak could have continued southbound as planned. >> reporter: the signal light system is also out the night of the crash. ironically it was installing elements of positive train control, a safety system that would have prevented this accident. david curley, abc news, cayce, south carolina. the consumer financial protection bureau is dragging its feet into the massive data breach at equifax.

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the suspect then gave up after all that. the u.s. has started reducing the number of troops in iraq, now that iraqis have declared victory over isis. >> and there are now 5600 u.s. troops in iraq and they're helping advise the iraqi military and policing border patrol and training. and next to how the pentagon is keeping track of its spending. >> a independent audit finding they failed to find a paper trail for hundreds of millions in construction projects. >> reporter: questions about how the pentagon is keeping track of hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars. an independent audit is revealing bad bookkeeping. >> our amazing team of professionals located around the

world manage nine supply chains, 2300 weapons systems and about 5 million items. >> reporter: $384 million spent without the proper receipts. another $465 million put in the wrong column, labeled as ongoing projects that had actually been completed. they admit their failure to track funding but says none of the money is actually missing or misspent. >> they don't want to give money to the military, where we need it. without the military, we might not be here. >> reporter: here on the hill a democratic senator says the revelations in the audit are completely unacceptable. while a top republican believes keeping track of the people's money may not be in the pe pentagon's dna. >> the agency also failed to

produce the documentation of $100 million of computer systems. and the largest, most complete tyrannosaurus skeleton is being replaced by an even larger dinosaur. sue is moving to a smaller exhibit hall. curators say it will show better how big the t-rex was. it will take a month to dismantle her. >> it's 40 feet from snout to the tail but it is a grand hall there in the museum. coming up the explosive new book rocking silicon valley. it alleges sex parties and drug parties and more. that's next. lyrics: ooh-oo child lyrics: thing's are gonna get easier. lyrics: ooh-oo child, lyrics: things'll get brighter. lyrics: ooh-oo child

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unstoppable unshakeable ♪ ♪ they knock me down i get ♪ i am had invincible, unbreakable unstoppable unshakeable ♪ ♪ they knock me down, i get up again i am the champion ♪ ♪ i can't feel the pain carrie underwood and ludicrous. >> they premiered it for sunday night football at the super bowl. but for the opening sequence, it was carrie walking around by herself but when the ludicrous rap came on, there was no luda. >> in tiny parentheses. a new book is pulling back the curtain on alleged discrimination and harassment. >> it focuses on the people programming nearly everything that we see and hear. paula faris sat down with the author. >> reporter: it's a powerful

expose with shocking allegations. the author taking us inside what she's calling the brotopia world of silicon valley. >> they'll look at this and think it's for people in tech and silicon valley. why should it be of interest to everyone? >> silicon valley is controlling what we see, what we read, how we communicate, where we shop. this is the industry making the video games our children play, the social media apps that they use. men alone can't be making all of these decisions. >> you write about sex parties, drug parties, deals done in hot tubs. is this how business gets done? >> a lot of business in silicon valley gets done outside the office. the bar, the conference, the party, the hot tub. i was surprised how much business gets done in hot tubs and you'll hear investors brag about it. but what woman wants to wear a

bikini and pitch a business in a hot tub? i've talked to both men and women who are part of this scene and interviewed over three dozen people intimately familiar with these parties or have felt completely shut out by these parties and for many of the women they felt like they were sort of damned if they did, damned if they didn't. if they participated, they're discredited. and they're missing out on an opportunity. >> reporter: and women holding only 25% of computing jobs, 7% are partners at the top venture capital firms. and female tech founders received 2% of venture capital dollars. >> we need women building these products as well. >> is the simple solution to hire more women? >> that's one solution. number one, we need to stop tolerating and enabling bad

behavior. we need to change the idea of who can do these jobs. it's not just antisocial white men who are good at computers and three, i think ceos and leaders need to lead from the top and make hiring and promoting women an explicit priority. >> reporter: paula faris, abc news, new york. >> who knew that happened in a hot tub. >> well, you know you have leaders like sarah blakeley who owned the spanx company. she talked about how hard it is when you're trying to get funding for a company because you pitch to the men at the top and they have no idea what you're talking about. but they are tapping into these markets and you may start seeing that trend change. >> just when i thought i needed to get ready to go in a hot tub in silicon valley to get my next great idea approved. there's a better way.

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>> right near steven spielberg. over to the eagles where frank has been waiting a very long time to crack open a very special bottle of champagne. he's a huge eagles fan and that bottle of champagne is 38 years old. he says he can finally appreciate the bottle. >> they had had a tough time opening it. they're on their fourth person and finally the big moment. >> still good. >> after all that. >> still good. >> they drank it and it was a little acidic. >> i didn't think they minded. >> that's a long time to keep it on ice. >> you're such a connoisseur. over to making lemonade, not champagne.

when life hands you a blackout at a wrestling tournament, you get your phones out. that's what they did in st. george, utah. they had a power outage. check it out the whole audience got their phones out, put the flashlight app on. bing, bang, boom, the match is lit and carry on. now to a texas homeowner who couldn't find his dog. so he looked around, looked around and he investigated a noise and found the dog -- would you believe it? on the rooftop. he posted a video of the dog wandering around on the rooftop. had no idea the dog had apparently climbed inside the stairs to the home's balcony and made its way on to the rooftop of the house. but he was just out there chilling on top. >> how you doing up there? >> where is frank? frank was here at one point.

this morning on "world news now". >> stocks plunging. in respect this morning on "world news now". >> stocks plunging. the dow suffered the largest one-day drop ever with a strong economy and improving jobs, why are the markets doing this now. also breaking a colorado sheriff's deputy is dead, killed in a gun battle with a car thief on his 11th anniversary of joining the force. other officers are injured as well. and after spending all night getting the city streets ready for the champions, the eagles have returned home to philadelphia. the parade route is set and schools are closing and budweiser is shipping in beer. so will it really be free? medical cure, they're

calling it, in the deep fryer. a new study says mcdonald's french fries could prevent baldness. so we're going to supersize it and see what happens on this february 6th. >> announcer: from abc news this is "world news now." >> sounds like an interesting concept we need to find out. >> anything having to do with mcdonald's i'm listening. but we're going to start with the selloff in stocks. the nikkei lost about 5% of its value. >> and the major averages will open down after a major drop yesterday. the dow tanked nearly 1200 points. among the reasons, concerns about rising interest rates. rebecca jarvis has more. >> reporter: you could see it in their faces. anxious traders as the dow plummeted more than 1500 points before recovering somewhat, still ending the day down 1,175

points. the biggest one day point drop in history. it came as the president was praising the strength of the american economy and jobs in ohio. >> gave something very big back and that's tax cuts. >> reporter: cable news shows the precipitous drop in the corner of the screen. he's repeatedly touted the gains. many say the tax cuts helped fuel the dow. >> i told you the stock market is hitting one all-time record after another. >> the stock market is shattering one record after another. >> the stock market is way up again today and we're setting a record literally all the time. >> reporter: the dow is up 21% in just the last year but with such dramatic climbs can come volatility. and while job gains and wage increases are positive news for workers, they're also a signal for the federal reserve to hike interest rates.

>> when the market pulls back and specifically as sharply as we've seen, there's this natural tendency to think what's wrong? there is nothing wrong. what you're seeing is profit taking because of the fact that interest rates are going up. >> reporter: about half of americans do own stocks and even after the recent selloff if you've had your money in the market, the nestegg tucked away, it should be still looking higher over time. in fact if you put $1,000 in the market a year ago, you would have made $200 on that investment. >> and also a statement from the white house calls the fundamentals of the economy exceptionally strong. it points to low unemployment, wage growth and tax cuts as some of the reason for that strength. we'll continue to follow the asian markets overnight. and breaking overnight a sheriff's deputy is dead after a

shooting in colorado springs. onlookers waved flags as a procession carried the body of mica flick who was killed while investigating a car theft. three other officers and a bystander were injured during the struggle. flick shown in a interview is the third sheriff's deputy to be shot and killed in colorado in the past five weeks. he died on his 11th anniversary of joining the force. flick leaves behind a wife and 7-year-old twins. now to the russia investigation. and sources have confirmed to abc news that president trump's attorneys have advised him against an interview with the special counsel, robert mueller. fearing he may contradicts himself. meanwhile the house panel voted last night to make public democratic memo that counters republican memo criticizing the fbi. we'll get more. >> reporter: the house intelligence committee voted unanimously to release a memo.

adam schiff said republicans were forced to vote their way. >> they found themselves in a position when they refused to submit the democratic response. i think they were compelled to take the action they took. >> reporter: it says that the fbi obtained a warrant to spy on carter page based on a dossier funded by the clinton campaign. democrats say the rebuttal memo offers context. at a tax speech in ohio, president trump seemed to still be holding a grudge against the democrats during their lack of applause during the state of the union. >> they were like death and unamerican. unamerican. somebody said treasonous. i mean, yeah, i guess why not. >> reporter: even before taking off, tweeting little adam schiff who is desperate to run for higher office is one of the biggest liars and leakers.

and in response "instead of tweeting false smears the american people would appreciate if you would protect dreamers or really anything else." earlier the white house said they won't commit until it's been reviewed. two more children have died from the deadly flu epidemic, bringing this year's total to 53. an 8-year-old girl died just after she had been prescribed tamiflu and experts are now warning we still haven't reached the peak of this year's flu season. even if you've already had the flu, you could still get it again in the form of another strain. doctors say your best defense is still a flu shot.

the driver accused of killing an nfl player in indianapolis has been deported twice before. they say he's a native of guatemala and living in the u.s. illegally. and allegedly crashed in to edwin jackson and his uber driver as they stood on a highway shoulder. test shows the blood alcohol level was nearly three times the legal limit. the winner of last month's powerball is suing to maintain her privacy and have a designated trustee be the public face of the winning ticket. she's also requesting to be exempt from the state's right to know law. she says she made a huge mistake in signing the back of the ticket in her own name, rather than the name of a trust. the lombardi trophy is now in philadelphia. >> the eagles brought it home and showed off for hundreds of fans at the airport. there were also fans cheering as buses brought the team into the city.

>> celebrations got a little bit out of hand. as you can see cars were flipped. the displays at the macy's in downtown smashed. police say more arrests for vandalism are coming. and the city's school children have thursday off for the victory parade. and they may need all those port-a-potties. budweiser is serving free beer. they apparently made a wager saying if the eagles won, they would buy the whole city a beer. probably didn't expect that it would actually happen, but now they say that they will have representatives at pubs around the parade route to deliver on that. >> last year they were 7-19. this is a sure bet. there is no way the eagles are going to win the super bowl. voila, they're delivering beer. >> thanks, budweiser. coming up, we'll meet an

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>> before handing down her sentence, the michigan judge told nassar there was no evidence he could ever be reformed. in all nassar could now face a maximum of 360 years in prison. lulu lemon has announced its ceo has resigned over unspecified behavior. only that he fell short of the standards of conduct. he'd been ceo for four years. he guided the company through supply chain issues and boosted stock value 20% just over the past year. nearly 40 years after her death, they say they're closer to understanding exactly how actress natalie wood died. >> her husband so far has refused to speak to them. here with more. investigators seeking new witnesses as they try to piece together the final moments before hollywood star natalie wood was found floating in the pacific nearly 36 years ago.

those investigators saying since reopening the case in 2011 new witnesses reported hearing arguing on the back of the boat between wood and her then husband, actor robert wagner. >> he's the last person with her before she went in the water. >> reporter: for years they've tried to speak with wagner. >> what he portrayed in the media don't add up to what we found. >> reporter: the boat captain telling 48 hours when woods disappeared, wagner broke out a bottle of scotch and said no, we don't want to call anybody. let's wait and see if she comes back. allegedly waiting 90 minutes before calling for help. investigators say time is their biggest challenge as they try to solve this case. >> so many years and still a mystery. >> investigators received more than 100 witness information since reopening the case of

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oh, yeah, i'll have another champagne. oh, yeah. >> so these are some of the outtakes and sort of a preview of what's happening tomorrow.

our latest installments of lifestyles of the rich and kendis. >> you looked like you had trouble grabbing the champagne glass. how much did you have to drink before trying to reenact that? >> the music theme, it's like -- because we went to dubai for that. so lifestyles of the rich and kendis on board the emirates a380 from dubai. >> very, very excited. now to the olympics and did you know women did not compete in the ski jump until 2014. and then sarah hendrickson came along. >> matt gutman spent time on the slopes as she gets ready to take flight again. >> reporter: do the numbers. 20,000 jumps at three seconds each, and sarah hendrickson has spent 16 hours of her life in flight. >> are you just holding everything so tight? >> i'm not sure about breathing or blinking. >> it's the best feeling in the

world. >> reporter: hendrickson didn't just fly into first place. she soared into history. she's just 23 years old and four years ago became the first woman to ski jump at an olympic games ever. for nearly 100 years the sport was almost the emblem of the winter games. a ski jumper soaring down a mountain and another crashing in a windmill of limbs and skis. a good jumper can clear the length of a football field, traveling at up to 60 miles an hour. it wasn't until 1996 that soccer opened up to women when mia hamm and the u.s. team finally won gold. boxing wasn't allowed until 2012. >> i hope to get in the olympics one day if they ever get women to the olympics.

girls are exactly like boys because we've been jumpers for just as long as they have and that's the way and how it should be. >> that was way back in 2006. >> i was always fearless as a kid. >> reporter: and equally fearless as an adult by 2013 she claimed four world cup wins, including this one in oslo. but then a catastrophe. >> i basically destroyed my right knee, 80% of my meniscus was damaged. and it was pretty brutal. >> reporter: after intense rehab, she made the 2014 u.s. olympic team. her training regimen is brutal. from the slopes to the gym to wind tunnel where she works to

perfect her air control and body positioning. before heading to south korea she gives me a lesson. she makes it look easy. >> lower, lower, lower. >> low and late. >> you were early. >> reporter: shows how much i know. i don't think my body can bend like that. >> arms down, arms down. that looks pretty good. >> reporter: is 40 years old too late to start? >> dream big. >> reporter: matt gutman, park city, utah. >> so that was basically her saying, yes, for you matt, it's too late but keep on dreaming, fella. coming up, the carb lover's cure for baldness. >> the mix is next. lover's cure for baldness. >> the mix is next.

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leading into the mix today. we have very good news for french fry lovers and those that are follically challenged, you could say. a new study is pointing out that there is a chemical found in mcdonald's french fries that may help cure baldness. so i mean i -- >> is that for real? >> apparently the chemical is called dimeta polycyloxthene. so researchers in japan -- >> i'll eat anything to cure baldness. like just one fry? >> i know you don't like to eat

on camera. give that a little sample. >> dig in. >> is this the kind of thing that makes any sense? do you feel any differently? >> not really. i don't -- how did that happen? wow. >> very effective treatment. >> wow, let me have another one. >> we're all out. oh, boy. this could go any number of directions. >> it's growing everywhere. >> they're not sure if you would have to transplant that chemical found in them to the hair follicle itself. >> it tickles. >> that's why you got rid of yours? >> yep. >> yep. we were all excited over the weekend when we thought there was going to be a "crocodile dundee" reboot. the commercial set it all up on the super bowl.

it had chris hemsworth, danny mcbride as a possible crocodile dundee. turns out a lot of people were upset when they found out that nope, it was just a commercial for australia tourism. >> it is worth mentioning some people were upset at the concept of there being an actual movie in the making, a reboot. but apparently the tides are changing. fans are now signing a petition saying make the movie. >> now they want a crocodile dundee reboot. i just had another fry and became all beyonce. >> milli vanilli over here. ♪ girl you know it's true ooh ooh ooh, i love you ♪ >> oh, boy. over to a texas real estate agent who knows just how to draw in people like me at least. she's of

this morning on "world news now" the president is still talking about his state of the union, calling a chilly response by the democrats quote unamerican and even treasonous. the reaction is coming in. happening now global stock markets in a free fall after the dow saw its biggest points drop ever. so what's behind all of this and what can we expect later today? and the deadly flu epidemic claims the lives of two more children. >> experts warning this year's flu season could last even longer than expected. last night's season of "the bachelor." ooh, la, la. giving women the same song and dance? jack has the breakdown. >> announcer: from abc news this

is "world news now." >> this is not like a nudist show there in paris? >> i mean, i wouldn't know, kendis. i'm a lady, hello. >> actually i don't know. we're going to start this half hour with a battle of the memos. lawmakers are voting unanimously to release a rebuttal. >> it's now up to president trump to decide whether to go public with the latest memo expected to shoot down claims of surveillance abuses. he took aim as democrats for not clapping during his state of the union address. jonathan karl has more. >> reporter: less than a week after calling for national unity in his state of the union, the president attacks democrats who did not applaud. branding their behavior unamerican and maybe even worse. >> they were like death.

and unamerican. unamerican. somebody said treasonous. i mean, i guess why not. can we call that treason? why not. >> reporter: in ohio in classic trump form the president bragged about the economy, he bragged about the tax cut, even bragged about his big win in ohio and then said he's not one to brag. >> i'm nonbragdocious. >> reporter: and he seemed to claim bias in the justice department. >> oh, but did we catch them in the act or what? oh, did we catch them in the act. they are very embarrassed. they never thought they were going to get caught. we caught them. like the great sleuth. >> reporter: over the weekend he tweeted this memo totally vindicates trump in the russian probe. but a top republican disagrees.

>> i don't think it has any impact on the russia probe. >> reporter: the fbi has challenged the memo's accuracy and the top democrat calls it pure politics. >> it was a hit job in the service of the president. >> reporter: the president tweeted back little adam schiff is one of the biggest liars and leakers in washington. must be stopped. schiff responded "instead of tweeting false smears, the american people would appreciate it if you turned off the tv and helped solve the funding crisis, protect the dreamers or really anything else." >> you must release the memo. 100%. >> reporter: but democrats have prepared a rebuttal memo. the committee voting to make it public. >> do you have any problem with the democratic memo being released? >> reporter: no answer. the vote was unanimous to release the memo and while the president did not answer our

questions about it, white house officials tell me that he is inclined to authorize the memo to be released. jonathan carl, abc news, the white house. and some democrats are reacting after the president called their behavior treasonous. tammy duckworth says she does not cater to the whims of cadet bone spurs, referring to one reason the president received a deferment from serving in vietnam. and steve bannon is expected to be a no show despite a subpoena requiring him to be there. sources say the white house has not authorized bannon to answer questions. during an appearance last month he refused to discuss his time working for the trump administration and the transition team. lawmakers could hold him in contempt. and house republicans have come up with a plan aimed at averting a government shutdown. they're pushing a stop gap

funding measure while tacking on a full year of defense spending. but senate leader chuck schumer has already made it clear he does not support the plan. congress has until thursday night to avoid a shutdown. we've been watching the asian markets as they lose ground, just like wall street did. tokyo's nikkei slid 7% before recovering. and sharp losses for anyone here in the u.s. who invests in stocks. elizabeth hur reports. >> reporter: a nerve racking day with the dow taking a nose dive, falling more than 1500 points at one point before ending the day down 1175 points. that's the biggest point drop ever. the market meltdown happening at the same time president trump was celebrating the american economy and jobs in ohio. >> we've already created nearly 2.6 million jobs including more than 200,000 new jobs in manufacturing.

>> reporter: but at this outing no mention of the stock market from the president who has repeatedly taken credit for the markets gains on its good days. >> the stock market is hitting one all time record after another. >> reporter: the dow is still up 21% compared to a year ago. so the white house is downplaying the huge declines and analysts say they're also not worried. >> this is a case where the market got a little bit ahead of itself. nobody wants to see this correction occur in a one or two day period. hopefully that's what it is. >> reporter: and in a statement white house press secretary again touted low unemployment and job growth, stressing the fundamentals of the economy remain quote exceptionally strong. elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. turning now to the country's deadly and growing flu epidemic.

53 children have died so far this season including two in new york. one of them, an 8 year old girl, died just hours after being prescribed tamiflu. doctors are urging everybody to get a flu shot, even if you've already had the flu this season. >> it protects against many types of flu. >> the cdc says we still haven't hit the peak of the flu season. the fast moving winter storm is now heading east. the snow and ice caused hundreds of accidents including this pile up near ames, iowa. one person was killed and several others seriously injured. more than 50 vehicles were involved in that one, including a "dancing with the stars" tour bus. and in central massachusetts a school bus slammed into a house. eight on board but no one was injured. ginger zee reports there is a

second system heading for the eastern states. >> now it's tracking along interstate 80. i-74 in illinois but that next system, this one going to bring heavy rain. i'm talking two to three inches of rain. but it's that northern part where we see the snow and ice start wednesday through wednesday night. that's when i think i-95 needs to pay attention. and snow, six to ten inches for places like greenville, maine and ice from tulsa to jefferson, new jersey. and speaking of weather, it looks favorable for today's launch of a superpowerful rocket. the first ever test flight of what spacex calls the falcon heavy. it can produce up to 5 million pounds of thrust. >> just so you know that's the same as 18 747 jumbo jets. it will be capable of sending a spacecraft to the moon, mars and beyond.

today its cargo will be a tesla roadster, which is owned by spacex boss elon musk. this is the biggest thing to be launched from that same launch space since we sent astronauts to the moon. two of the rockets are going to land in the ocean, one on land once they get back. first time a car is going up there. and if it's a complete bust, that launch pad, which goes back to the kennedy days will be out of commission for nine months. >> musk said it's a huge risk and if it doesn't work it will be a huge boom but so far he's more excited than nervous. >> no, it's exciting. coming up, gender specific snacking.

>> sparking outrage over comments about chip eating habits of men and women. so could lady doritos really be a thing? >> and we'll have full live team coverage of "the bachelor." with krystal looking to take over as arie tries to figure it all out in the city of love. the city of love. krystal trying to take over. all out in the city of love.

♪ if ♪? you'll be my budy guard i can be your ♪ if you'll be my body guard i ♪ if you'll be my body guard i can be your long lost pal ♪ ♪ i can call you eddie and when you call me you can call me al ♪ ♪ call me al listen to a little paul simon there, the latest rock star to say he's giving up the road. that's right. simon says his upcoming homeward bound tour in the spring will be his last. he'll visit canada, the u.s. and europe. >> the 76-year-old says the travel takes away from the joy of playing. he first shot to fame for simon and garfunkel for which simon wrote the songs. >> i like. ♪ oh, cecilia, you're breaking

my heart ♪ >> so many college bars and that's on your mind? >> that's not where i know it from of course. award winning john mahoney who played the cranky father on "frasier" has died in hospice in chicago. he had reportedly been suffering from cancer. he carved out a niche for himself playing gruff older characters. >> you want me to dry that sponge? i'll dry that sponge. >> give it about a minute. >> that's mature. >> he was born in britain. he was 77 years old. >> he started his acting career, which is a young man's business, when he was 37. he said i want to be an actor.

not bad. >> and he made it happen. and we turn to what would have been a rather provocative marketing move by pepsi. doritos for her. >> it's been trending on social media. pepsi ceo talking on a podcast about a potentially female friendly line of snacks. so she noted the difference between the way men and women generally eat chips. she says women don't like to crunch too loudly in public. they don't like to lick their fingers generously and they don't like to pour the little broken pieces of that flavor into their mouth. >> i've seen you chew. this is one of the doritos commercials. while everyone was enjoying the "game of thrones" style commercial, the ceo got a lot of attention and criticism.

>> excuse me, i was chewing. there is a lot of backlash on twitter. doritos posted in response we already have doritos for women and they're called doritos. loved by millions. >> this is how i eat my doritos. it's very ladylike. are these doritos for men? >> try another one. oh, look at that. >> awesome. >> delicious, right? >> i knew i got the wrong bag. maybe if i try your doritos for women, i'll have a crunch. >> i have a history of being very ladylike. >> diana's never met a food group she hasn't loved on this set. >> what are you trying to say? i don't discriminate. when we come back, see what the super bowl mvp did the day after his win.

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she was how boring are t she was shaking, she was so nervous. how boring are the other relationships compared to me? i mean, really. i'm wife material. fun wife material. ♪ skinny so skinny fun wife material. >> frank and i were both snacking hard watching "the batchelor." so that was the new villain, krystal. was it warranted? >> and here with all the details, our chief national global analyst consultant, contributor.

>> just drop the rose. >> get straight to it. >> it's getting crowded here with frank at the desk. >> he loves the bachelor. >> we all love the bachelor, at least to a certain extent. as we used to say while riding bikes in the french alps, bonjour. roll that beautiful "bachelor" footage. this is a group date at the mulan rouge. all the ladies in fancy or ridiculous outfits. arie looking over the goods as it were. >> he seemed to enjoy himself. >> why not when you're there. becca m. was judged to be best in the group and she got to perform in the actual show with arie. so they had had a fun day at one of the venues. everyone a sour puss on their face watching the whole thing go down. moving on.

next. the two on one date, krystal, who we heard from. the french chataeu. these things never end well. always uncomfortable. too many people, etc. it all comes down to who's going to get the rose. you don't mind a two on one date when kendall gets the rose, which means krystal has to go home thankfully. we can retire that hashtag we invented. ding dong the witch is gone. next, arie and jacqueline. it didn't start well when the car broke down. better call uber because they had some shopping to do. they get to dinner eventually. she's got plans for a life. she's going to have a ph.d. kiss count, kiss count. kiss count stops at 11. seven women left. night.ssica ousted last night. left.

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>> they're in planet hollywood by the way. and we have more royal news about prince harry and meghan. the couple is getting ready for their may wedding with plenty of speculation over the guest list. >> we now know who will be playing them in the lifetime made for tv movie. harry and meghan the royal love story will star carissa best known for playing on "jessica jones." and victoria will play the prince. >> i can kind of see it. yeah. >> meghan markle, that's a look alike right there. i don't know about harry and the other guy. but yeah. >> a slight perm and a little dye job. so we're wondering who would play us in the lifetime movie of "world news now."

>> apparently the producers have figured it out. >> over the shoulder the diana and kendis story. arlen, who played bobby brown in a life about whitney houston. >> and kelly overton is playing me apparently. >> just have a live audition so we can hangout and make sure she has all her lines correct. >> oh, i see. >> but never forget you can't do much worse than michael jackson made for tv movie. that was pretty bad. it's been an amazing couple of days for eagles quarterback, nick foles. even better he's a first nick foles to go to disneyland. only o

making news in america this morning, stocks plunge overseas hours after the dow dropped nearly 1,200 points. what to expect today. plus, the vice president traveling to the olympics overnight addresses the sell-off. will he or won't he? president trump's lawyers advise him not to sit down with special counsel robert mueller for a wide-ranging interview in the russia investigation as we learn steve bannon is expected to skip his testimony on capitol hill today despite a subpoena. lottery lawsuit. the winner of a massive powerball jackpot launches a legal battle to keep her name out of the public's eye. experts weigh in on whether she has a case. plus, how drinking tea that's piping hot could be dangerous for someeo