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virginia. a drunk driver suspect trying to escape police gets hit by his own car. see, he jumps out of the car after a police chase, but he forgot to put it in park. the car keeps rolling, hits the guy. the cops say he's okay physically but facing criminal charges. this was his third dwi arrest. >> did he get away? >> clearly he did not. he didn't help himself, did he? >> clearly, he couldn't run straight. >> did he think he could outrun the car? it's not like it stops and then started moving. it was basically moving when he took a diver ahead of it. the first alleged male victim of dr. larry nassar. >> he's coming forward with his own story of sexual abuse. we are more. >> reporter: jacob moore, a standout gymnast at the university of michigan is coming

forward as the first male victim with allegations against disgraced dr., larry nassar. >> i don't think i was by any means a stupid kid, but i don't know anything about medicine. so i placed a lot of trust in him. >> he says at 16 he was abused in the basement of nassar's home, seeking treatment for a shoulder injury. jacob claiming that nassar administered acupuncture to his pubic area. sensibly, for the purpose of treating his shoulder pain. >> it felt uncomfortable, but the amount of trust i had in him led me away from thinking there was something wrong. i started searching the internet for evidence this was a legitimate medical treatment and i didn't find anything and i immediately was very shocked and am angry. i was abused. basically. >> reporter: his sister was too abused by nassar. someone they considered a family

friend. one of more than 200 victims speaking out at sentencing, describing her brother's alleged assault. >> he pulled his pants slightly down to expose him in front of one of your other female victims actually. >> reporter: he was inspired by his sister and hopes to testify against nassar in a civil case. >> he's a survivor. >> reporter: for now, he's focused on moving forward. >> if i allow him to take away that love for the sport, i see that as him winning. that's the last thing any of us want. >> he is suing usa gymnastics in addition to others. this story will play out. >> when we come back, it is the most talked about "bachelor" finale ever. as the race car driver becomes a run away groom, sort of. explosive developments. >> "the skinny" is next. >> tees.

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skinny ♪ >> big skinny for you today. another emotional, unpredictable season of "the bachelor" is in the books with lots of drama to the end. >> just when we thought this was going to be boring, then comes arie and then jack our senior global chief bachelor analyst contributor. >> thank god it's over. i wore my helmet because i knew it was going to be a little rough last night. we should remind everyone where we're at here. >> okay. >> arie has dumped becca and says he wants to give it a go with lawn b. >> okay. >> one last time into the breach. roll that beautiful "bachelor" footage. we start off in virginia beach. arie had a nervous breakdown before he met lauren b. at the door there. he basically told her i want a second chance, i want lauren b. back in my life. that's what he said. she as eloquent as ever said you

got me, duh. >> really? >> that is such a sham. one, he already talked to her on the phone, before breaking up with becca. two, before he went to the house. he's talking about the sus spence of will she take me back. >> okay. next. got to hear from becca. she called the whole thing hard to watch. i know what you mean, girl. no two ways about that. she said she knew arie was struggling through the whole thing, but didn't know how far south it was going to go. he basically throws himself on the bus and that is our first soundbyte of the day. >> i do regret, regret proposing that day because i wasn't fully ready. >> then why did you? >> i think the pressure of it,

the pressure of being "the bachelor" and knowing there's a time line. that's on me. that is totally on me. >> so arie also apologized, said she wanlts arie to be classy. total class by her the whole kay. >> that's the pressure i feel on wedding day. the timeline, all these people. >> your hypothetical wedding day? >> social media ready to pounce. next lauren b gets in on the act. she says she's never been more in love with arie, for whatever reason. they both say their journey has been worth it. well, it better be because this is our second soundbyte of the day. >> and i want to do this in front of everyone because i want to show you. i should have done this a long time ago. lauren, will you marry me?

>> definitely. >> there you go. i'm surprised she didn't say definitely duh. whatever. the new happy couple. after this was over with they went on jimmy kimmel show. >> get a room. >> yeah. they said they've already been planning their wedding. the plan is for lauren b. to move to arizona. >> okay. >> she's going to do some remodelling, redecorating at arie's place. >> because becca already moved in. she was like her own drapes. >> they have to redo the bathroom. anyway. >> even hours after all this went down, it's still trending on twitter. a lot of reaction to all of this. >> a lot of people reacting to it. us weekly tweeted that neal lane is like how many rings are we going to give this guy? >> one viewer was talking about the audience reaction to the engagement saying i heard louder

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i'm noticing that hot rod. >> i'm waiting for the day it lands on the car. >> jack is still with us. >> so, we had the break up, an engagement, but they're not finished yet. >> oh, no. last night's episode went a little bit further. that means we have to roll that beautiful "bachelor" footage. surprise, surprise, beccak. the crowd went crazy. in case we've all forten, she's the 27-year-old publicist from minnesota. there's been an outpouring of

support for becca k, especially after the arie fiasco. it's becca k's soundbyte of the day. >> you realize your "the bachelorette." >> this is crazy. >> at the end of the day it's about finding love. that's all i want to do. i have so much love to give, so, it's just a yes all around. >> becca k. said she wanted to be the best damn bachelorette she could be. >> let's do it. >> i think it's too soon. she just got dumped a month ago. >> moving on. >> ari is ancient history. >> bye, felicia. >> next. this whole thing went on. he introduced five of the dudes who are going to vie for becca k's heart. that's lincoln. like the president.

he called arie a wanker. then we had chase. this is ryan with the banjo. he has to go. darius was there. then blake with the horse called bradley. >> a horse called brad? >> yep. >> okay. >> let's hope the horse doesn't make it all the way up the driveway to the mansion. that could be a problem. anyway. >> he said he wants to help becca on the horse and they helped her on. >> she was a good sport. she got up there. it begins on may 28, memorial day. if anybody is sober enough at the end of memorial day weekend, you can check out the bachelorette and see how that goes. onlyist out. >> not for long.

good morning i'm diane macedo. >> and i'm kendis gibson. here are some of the top headlines we are following on "world news now." a major winter storm from virginia to maine. many communities still repairing the damage from the nor'easter five days ago. president trump is being sued by the adult film star he allegedly had an affair with. in the suit, stormi daniels says trump never signed the so-called hush agreement. she claims the president's attorney is trying to intimidate her into keeping quiet. the education secretary, betsy devos visits stoneman douglas high school. she favors arming teachers but many survivors of the massacre do not. students will be heading back to class across west virginia this morning.

lawmakers have approved a 5% pay raise ending in a two-week teacher strike. those are some of our stories this wednesday, march 7 from abc news this is "world news now." and we're going to start with the preparations for that major winter storm here in the northeast. >> part of the nor'easter has already reached the coast but the bulk is in the appalachians moving each, stretching from virginia right up to maine. >> want to show you the scene in new york. it's ready to deploy nearly 700 salt spreaders and 1600 additional plows. you can see there, it's pretty wet pavement and that's the scene all across the northeast right now. more from linsey davis. >> reporter: with more than 180,000 on the east coast still in the dark, a new storm is moving in. fueled by a midwest blizzard bringing hours of blowing snow,

high winds and treacherous road conditions. >> that is not good. >> reporter: trucks sliding sideways in bismark, north dakota. hundreds of accidents across the region. along the massachusetts coast, a race to clean up and shore up homes damaged by the last storm. residents are facing their second nor'easter in less than a week. this is really a double whammy for a lot of coastal communities. here we are days later and this neighborhood is still under water. families using paddle boards to get their kids to school. >> we're really concerns about the residents down on the sea walls where the breaches are. now is a time to think about alternative plans and getting out. >> reporter: there and in duxbury replacing a seawall. the last nor'easter knocked out power to millions. new dash cam video from hyde park new york catch as tree crashing on power lines, narrowly missing cars.

in westchester county they race against time, working 16-hour shifts. residents are worried. how concerned are you about this next storm coming tomorrow? >> pretty concerned. we don't have power. we haven't even been able to get our insurance company in to see the house. >> reporter: they are committed to working through the night. they say they won't stop until the weather conditions make them stop. 30 mile-per-hour winds. that's the thresh hold. linsey davis, new york. >> our thanks to lindsey there. let's get the forecast from accuweather's paul williams. good morning, paul. >> good morning, kendis, diane. major snowfall throughout the northeast where you see the darkest blue, 12-24. that's right, two feet of snow, at least a foot down towards new york and philadelphia. this low pressure system will move to the northeast and the class zic nor'easter which showerers to the northeast. we're looking at 50 to 60 mile-per-hour winds near nantucket.

this is going to continue to track north causing more problems along the coastal region. kendis? diane? >> our thanks to paul. dow futures tumbled overnight sparked by fears of a trade war. this, after gary cohn failed to convince the president to drop plans for tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. he was seen as a moderating force and one of the top aides to leave the administration. jonathan carl has more. >> reporter: what turmoil. president trump declared his white house is operating just fine. >> i like conflict. i like having two people with different points of view and i certainly have that and then i make a decision. i like watching it, seeing it and i think it's the best way to go. >> reporter: gary cohn, the top economic advisor and perhaps the most respected member of his senior staff resigned after president trump rejected his advice and imposed steep tariffs

on aluminum and steel. it comes one week after the president's closest and long serving aide announced she was leaving the west wing. >> any collusion? >> reporter: president trump had more high profile advisers quit or get fired in year one than any recent president, by far. he suggested more may soon go but even more are clammering to come work for him. >> they all want to be in the white house. so many people want to come in. i have a choice of anybody. i could take any position in the white house and i'll have a choice of the 10 top people having to do with that position. >> reporter: president's comments came in a joint news conference with the prime minister of sweden, whose government is concerned about russia interfering in the upcoming elections. a swedish journalist wanted to know if trump is concerned too. >> but are you worried about russians trying to meddle in the midterm elections?

>> no, because we'll counteract whatever they do. we'll counteract it very strongly. >> clearly we have not successfully countered in an offensive way. >> reporter: the director of the national security agency recently said the president has not given him full authority to go after russia in cyber space. >> we're taking steps but we're probably not doing enough. >> the russians had no impact on our votes whatsoever. but certainly there was meddling and probably there was meddling from other countries and maybe other individuals. and i think you have to be really watching very closely. >> reporter: although he announced last week his intention to impose tariffs, we haven't seen all the details. we know he's talking 25% on imported steel, 10% on imported aluminum. the white house press secretary

says the details are still to be worked out and some of the republican's allies on capitol hill are still hoping he will change his mind. jonathan carl, abc news, the white house. senior trump advisor, kellyanne conway is accused of breaking the law that bars government officials to influence political campaigns. a watchdog says she violated the hatch act ahead of the alabama senate election by speaking in favor of roy moore and against doug jones in two interviews. it calls for appropriate disciplinary action but the white house says she was simply expressing the president's position. the president's son-in-law and senior adviser, jared kushner is meeting with mexico's president today in mexico city. trade is high on the agenda. official from the state department and security council will attend the meeting with kushner whose security clearance was recently reduced. plenty of familiar names. the new number one is amazon boss, jeff bezos. "forbes" says he is the first

person with a fortune of more than $100 billion. he moved past bill gates who's now number two and warren buffett who's number three. the president dropped more than 200 spots. he's now at 776 with a net worth of just over $3 billion. well, florida is one step closer to hanging on to its famous sunshine for an extra hour each day, all yearlong. >> so, the state senate sent a bill to governor rick scott's desk to keep florida on daylight saving time permanently. if scott signs the sunshine protection act, congress would need to amend existing law to do the change and a reminder we turn our clocks forward this sunday. >> spring ahead. >> we lose an hour of sleep. it's okay. a cold-blooded visitor created a scare at a maul. >> an alligator just strolling. >> hey, guys.

what's up? >> just window shopping. so reports say it took a pause at doughnut shop after seeing its reflection in the glass. >> the gator was apparently walking to a pond on the other side of the mall. she said she's not scared because she's a native and she knew to stay out of the way. she wasn't scared, but didn't try to intercept anything going on. >> not at all. that's way too close. the things we do for the gram. no thank you. coming up a father is under fire after posting a video to facebook showing his son running a mile as punishment for bullying. plus, arie's season of the bachelor. the highest rated episode of the season. first, here is a look at today's temps. on.

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when the rig failed to clear an overpass, but the driver didn't realize what happened and drove another three miles. no charges have been filed. >> took him long enough. so government doctors say hospitals have seen a 30% increase in suspected opioid overdoses over the last year. they say the spike impacted both men and women in a wide range of age groups and locations. >> the largest increase in emergency room visit because of overdoses, we've seen in the midwest, the cdc says one out of every 15 american deaths is blamed on an overdose. and inside the house of horrors where they say 13 children were held captives by their parents. >> matt gutman has the story. >> reporter: a surprising first glimpse into the home they say 12 children were tortured and systematically starved for years. that view, curtesy of david and

louise turpin's 17-year-old daughter. she produced and posted these self-made videos to youtube under an ail alias. mostly they're songs she wrote herself. we concealed her identity because she's a minor. the most recent clip posted just seven days before police say she broke out of the paris california home where she and her siblings were at times allegedly kept shackled to beds. she managed to call 911 and alert authorities who you saw here rescuing the children and arresting their parents. you discuss the heroics of the 17-year-old escaping. how did she manage to do it? >> she obviously has the personality that she's going to risk herself for others and she did that and she managed to get out and we're very glad that she did. >> reporter: there's also this video in which she's playing with one of the family's maltese

dogs. it shows the doors smudged with grime and clothes piled. those two dogs and the youngest child are the only two that did not suffer from mall knew chigs. their parents face up to life in prison if convicted of a combined 82 charges including torture, false imprisonment and child endangerment. matt gutman, abc news, los angeles. and a father in roanoke, virginia has sparked conversation after punishing his 10-year-old son for bullying. >> he posted this video of his son running a mile to school in the rain, as he and his wife slowly drove behind him. he says his son was suspended from riding the school bus for three days, so the punishment, in his own words, was a no brainer. >> i was yelling, being really obnoxious.

i think he gave me a good punishment. i deserved it. i think he gave me a good punishment. >> there you go. he says since running to school for three days, he not only hasn't gotten into any trouble, he feels like he learned his lesson and now he would like to get in the car again. >> although if you're suspended and your parents are angry at you, that's what you say to get in good graces. they're totally right. >> i've learned my lesson, can i please get back in the car? >> exactly. next arie and becca come face-to-face for the first time since that shocking, unproposal. plus the surprise ending that's really just the beginning. you're watching "world news now." plus the surprise ending that's really just the beginning. pes in the kitchen, and sprays in the bathroom can be ineffective. try mr. clean magic eraser. simply add water, and use in your kitchen for burnt on food, in your bathroom to remove soap scum, and on walls to remove scuffs and marks.

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test, test, test, ♪ love hurts love dies ♪ love wounds, it burns love is all of the above, especially on "the bachelor." the emotional roller coaster season has finally come to a stop and some viewers i think are still catching their breath from it all. >> it was a two-night finale.

we needed both nights. so did anyone get their happily ever after? here's lindsey davis. >> reporter: arie, the 36-year-old bachelor from arizona down on one knee for the second time. >> lauren, will you marry me? >> definitely. >> reporter: millions watched with bated breath, driven to the brink by shockingly callous bachelor changing his mind, >> i've had a change of heart. >> you're making me nervous right now. >> reporter: realizing he's really in love with lauren, the 25-year-old tech salesperson from virginia. >> do you want to be back with her? >> i want to see if there's that possibility. >> are you. [ bleep] kidding me? i want you to go. >> that was wild. 16 years of this and that was breath taking. >> reporter: reaction to the bomb shell break up as the bachelor swapped fiances was swift. >> he is such a jerk.

his jerkiness came through so loud and clear. he didn't make it clear like we're done. he made it all about lauren, which i thought was really rude. >> reporter: former bachelor's chimed in on bachelor, benjamin higgins saying does that mean we're off the hook now? and sean lowe i don't like it one bit. it shouldn't have been filmed. say what you want, 15 years strong and audiences just can't seem to look away as bachelor cameras hang on every tear. >> i feel like my future was ripped away. >> we're talking about a reality show, right? part of the deal is whatever happens in these relationships gets broadcast to everybody on the show. it becomes part of the show. >> reporter: becca joined chris live and tried to put the past behind her. >> at the end of the day he has to follow his heart. >> reporter: becca face to face with arie and he finally said sorry.

as for finding ever lasting love on television, that remains to be seen for arie and lauren. and for becca and her prince charming -- >> ladies and gentlemen, it is my honor to introduce the new bachelorette, becca. >> reporter: we'll have to wait and see. she might just find the one on next season's bachelorette. >> something tells me she's going to be better off out of all this. and meanwhile, they'll drafting a bill to keep arie out of the state. >> no doubt they'll get plenty of people to back him on that. a lot of people were not friends with arie. they know he needs to go away for a while and hide. so he'll probably be on this season's "dancing with the stars." and before that, they'll be on "good morning america" later today. you don't want to miss that. >> there will be lot of questions they have to answer and, of course, "the bachelorette" will premier in

may, may 28 here on abc. we'll be right back. premier right here on abc. test. test. test.

♪ one line, one stroke. >> you can barely see it but maybe it's a game. >> okay. >> all right. andy war hall coined the phrase, 15 minutes of fame. >> his successes are still coming. six self-portraits just sold at an auction in london. and in honor of the sale, we're opening up our vault to the year, 1980. here is hugh downs. >> reporter: who is the best known and most controversial

artist in america today? he painted dollar bills, coke bottles, marilyn monroe and, this, a campbell's soup can. 20/20 looks into the world of andy warhol. it was 30 years ago when a skinny art student when andy came from pittsburgh, determined to attract the attention of the serious art world, he cut out pictures of stars from magazines and made them distinctively his own. he always carries a camera and a tape recorder and listens. quiet and inarticulate, he's content to be an observer. >> i look shy and i am shy. my voice is cracking. shy. >> reporter: andy has always a fan mentality. he worships stars. >> he's interested in absolutely everything. it's a wonderful kind of naivety. he watches things and -- which is filling up his brain for his art. >> reporter: warhol portraits

begin with a series of poll rouds, snapshots blown up, printed on plastic sheets and turns into silkscreens. he turns out as many as 25 commissioned portraits a year. >> a couple big smiles. let's do the big smiles. >> reporter: two weeks later the enlargements were back. andy began to paint. >> let's see what it looks like. >> it's actually pretty, isn't it? it really is pretty. that's not so bad. i have to look at it, think about it some more. >> reporter: what is clear is that andy warhol, whose own looks never change is his own best work of art. >> interesting to see how he did that. >> so many icons in that clip there. hugh downs who is with us at 97, liza ma nell lea, farrah fawcett. and passing away at the young age of 58.

this morning on "world news now" states of emergency. >> a major winter storm is moving into the northeast, right now set to dump a foot or more of snow in some areas and make a mess of air travel nationwide. the storm track live. and breaking overnight, the porn star suing the president. hear why she says their hush agreement is invalid. and another key advisor leaves the white house. so is there chaos in the west wing? the president responds. the incredible video of a city bus slamming into one parked car after another. what went wrong with the driver? wow! the conflicting reports we're getting this morning. and millions have seen this little girl admiring this portrait of michelle obama. see what happens when they meet on this wednesday, march 7th. >> we're not playing around.

>> announcer: from abc news this is "world news now" . >> you got that hat on, buddy. >> because look at that. not playing with this. not in march. >> i can't find the other part of my zipper. >> they're like, it's march, it's going to be warm, great, beautiful. >> i thought this is when spring shows up. that doesn't look like spring to me. we're supposed to reset the clock soon and yes, snow is on the way. we are bundling up and we hope you are, too. >> so clearly it is barrelling towards the northeast and major cities are in the line of that storm. >> it's going to impact the east coast from virginia to maine with the worst of the storm hitting about midday. >> what does it look like right now in new york city? oh, my god. pray for new york. the devastation. >> wow! >> okay, it's early right now. but you see the empire state building right now and you can't see one world trade. that is because it's starting to come down here in the early morning hours. the governors of new jersey and pennsylvania declared states of emergency.

>> many school districts will be closed today and more than 1,000 airline flights have been canceled lrds. we start with abc's maggie rulli. >> reporter: with more than 180,000 in the dark on the east coast, another storm is coming in. fueled by a midwest blizzard that's been pelting the region, freezing rain, gayle forced winds and in some parts up to a foot of snow. >> very slippery. stay inside. >> reporter: as they brace for their second nor'easter in weeks, they're working to repair downed power lines from friday's storm. >> it's been a rough couple of days. we've been staying in a hotel. >> reporter: along the hard hit massachusetts coastline, some communities remain under water. this family using a paddle board to get their child to school. >> dealing with the previous storm, you don't want to ride out this storm. >> reporter: giant waves relentlessly crashing along the coastline, slamming right into homes. in duxbury, shoring up a sea

wall that collapsed in friday's storm. >> we have massive damage to our infrastructure here. >> reporter: the last nor'easter knocked out power to millions. power crews are working 16-hour shifts in westchester county, new york. but some residents taking matters into their own hands. >> i just saw someone who said they were going to try remove the tree today. they don't know when they're coming for power. >> reporter: maggie rulli, abc news, new york. millions are in the path of the storm as well. >> the latest from accuweather's paul williams. he is joining us live. paul, good morning to you. >> good morning. i'm glad you dressed for the occasion because it's a serious matter. in fact, we're looking for heavy rainfall from this nor'easter from philadelphia up towards portland and power outages along with everything being disrupted. take a look at the tracking. so by 6:00 in the morning according to our forecasting model we're going to see it change over to snow in the d.c. area. by the time we get to 6:00 in

the evening time, heavy snow showers. that's where the dark blue is indicating 12-18 inches of snow in areas. it continues to travel toward the northeast. keep in mind, we are looking at a rate of one to two inches of snow per hour. 60 mile-per-hour winds in some cases. >> what do you expect in terms of how long it will take to get through this and what part of the storm do we need to be most worried about? >> the storm right now is a lot like a cake. it's still baking at this hour. it's not quite done, but it's rising fast. and with that understanding, we're expecting, for example in boston, one to three inches, then towards new york there's your cake and souffle and all that we're talking about. we're looking at about 6-12 inches in new york, even dipping down towards philadelphia and baltimore expect 1-3 inches of know there. it's going to stick around this morning but by noon i'd say 11:30 eastern time to 1:30, that's when this thing is going

to hit its full glory and punch us really hard in the jaw, i think. that's going include strong winds. take a look at this. you see the darker purple, which includes right here along the coast, 50 to 60 mile-per-hour winds, guys. >> i don't know if to be hungry or scared. we're go having to a souffle . >> we started with a cake and souffle, but then we got punched in the jaw. >> paul, thank you. >> i suggest you just take a break and take cover. >> in all seriousness, the storm is coming. be careful out there. paul williams, thank you so much for the forecast. thanks for being with us overnight. we have other news. >> a different sort of storm. >> you could say that. >> porn star stormi daniels suing president trump declaring a so-called hush agreement is invalid. >> it claims donald trump never signed a nondisclosure contract reportedly drawn up just before the election to keep daniels quiet about their alleged affair. last month the president's attorney, michael cohn admitted

paying the star money but said he used his own money and wouldn't say what the payment was for. the lawsuit claims cohn forced her into signing a statement denying the affair and is trying to intimidate her into silence. we turn to another high profile departure from the white house. a top economic adviser is stepping down. gary cohn's decision to step down after opposed the president's planned tariffs on steel and aluminum. wall street is taking notice. dow futures fell overnight amid fear of a trade war. cohn is a former goldman sachs businessman. cohn played a key role in getting the sweeping tax overall passed through congress. the president denied there's chaos in the white house. >> i like conflict. i like having two people with different points of view and i certainly have that and then i make a decision. i like watching it, seeing it and i think it's the best way to go. >> the president has had far more top advisors exit in one year than any recent president.

he tweeted last night, he will replace cohn soon, adding, quote, many people wanting the job. will choose wisely. >> this went largely unnoticed. the the trump administration has lifted a ban on americans importing the body parts of african elephants that are shot just for sport. the ban was toughened during the obama era. cecil the lion was killed by a minnesota dentist in zimbabwe. the u.s. fish and wildlife service will not issue permits on a case by case basis. president trump's two adult sons are big game trophy hunters. they argue the money spent on safaris supports conservation. texas held its first primary of the midterm election season. democrats turned out in numbers not seen in a decade, but vastly outnumbered. in the u.s. senate raise, ted cruz will face democratic congressman o rainshower after both won their primaries. democrats haven't won a statewide race since 1994. meanwhile, they're heading to a

may run off to choose their candidate for governor. valdez and white beat out seven other contenders. the winner hopes to unseat republican greg abbott. and parker curry of washington, d.c., is just 2 years old, but already a star. >> so the first time was last week's memorable photo of parker, her jaw wide open staring at that image of michelle obama in the national portrait museum. amid the feels was the hope she might meet the former first lady. >> well, it happened. not only did they meet, they danced. this apparently is parker's favorite tune, taylor swift "shake it off" and shake it off they did. >> look at that. that is awesome they were able to meet up. michelle says it is quite an honor and hopes one day she'll be staring at parker's image in a gallery. >> how long before we see parker on ellen shaking it off? >> let's hope for bigger than

that. >> yeah, come on "world news now." >> even she knows better. coming up, new developments after the drunk guy mistakenly ordered a $1600 uber ride. what he is saying. and the legal dispute over a teenage son's football career.o good after three concussions. find out where the case goes now. and remember to tell us what you think. find us on facebook at wnn fans.com. you are watching "world news now." you are watching "world news now."

the on-board camera here, capturing the moment a dayton, ohio city bus slams into a row of parked cars. it just kept going. one of the two passengers was injured. a caller to 911 claims the bus driver was on the phone but another video indicates that was not the case. the cause of the crash is under investigation. that will be quite an insurance report. and teachers will be back in the classrooms across west virginia today. >> so the strike that shut down

schools across the state for nearly two weeks is finally settled after lawmakers approved a 5% pay raise. the senate republican leaders who scuttled an earlier deal says they've agreed to other budget cuts. in new york, the organizer behind the musical festival last spring pleaded guilty to fraud. they say 26-year-old billy macfarlane bilked investors. he lied to them with false financial reports. he said he started with good intensions and got in over his head. he now faces up to 40 years in prison. the mayor of nashville has resigned in disgrace. months after admitting to an affair with her body guard. >> she's now stepping down after pleading guilty to a felony charge of theft related to that affair. here is steve osunsami. >> reporter: she may be smiling but this is nashville's now former mayor in a mug shot. >> what is your conditional plea

to the charge of theft of property? guilty or not guilty? >> guilty. >> reporter: in court, 54-year-old megan berry agreed to resign from office and pay back the city $11,000 in travel and overtime expenses that came from her affair with this man, roger. the head of her security detail and a guy whose paycheck she was signing. >> my unwavering love for this wonderful city and its great people, will never come to an end. >> reporter: sergeant forest resigned five weeks ago when had the popular democratic mayor was forced to publicly admit to their affair. >> did you say when it ended? >> yes, it's over. >> did you say when? >> yes, it's over. >> when did it end? >> it's over. >> how did it end? >> with saying it's over. >> reporter: the body guard has to pay up the $45,000 salary he received while he and the mayor were cozy. all of this is happening during

a national conversation of sexual harassment. state authorities are still investigating this. so it may not be over. steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >> not over. and divorced parents in pittsburgh are battling in court over whether their 17-year-old son should keep playing high school football. the father wrote to the principal saying he no longer consented to his son playing on the team after he suffered three sports related concussions. >> but the mother signed an emergency request saying he understands the risks. for now, a judge is allowing the boy to play. >> that's a tough one. >> quite a debate. coming up in the next half hour, the finale to the two-day bachelor finale. see what arie did and what's next for her. our analyst is here to break it all down. she's a conservative surrounded by liberals. now, meghan mccain is sharing the view from her side of the desk. that's next on "world news now." desk. that's next on "world news now."

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live look as the storm begins to barrel down in the early morning hours here on the east coast. many cities are in the target zone. it would be easy for meghan mccain to use that famous last name, her dad's connections to get by in life, but the 33-year-old is making a name of her own on daytime tvs fight club, "the view." >> here is juju chan. >> i am offended. >> reporter: when the sparks fly on "the view," you can bet meghan mccain is isn't about to back down. the 33-year-old daughter of arizona senator, john mccain has emerged as a powerful republican voice in these tumultuous political times. >> people feel unheard by

washington and underrepresented and there's a bunch of liberal media elites sitting back and judging them and quite frankly, there are times i agree. i think they're judging middle america in a way that's not fair or accurate. >> reporter: mccain has been in the political spotlight most of her life, tagging alongside with her dad during both campaigns in 2000 and 2008. her debut was met with tabloid stories of cat fights on "the view." >> it's so unfair to pit women against each other but men never get the same criticism and same kind of articles, the catty, sexist, ma sole judge nist bs. >> reporter: and she insists no matter how big the disagreement, there are no hard feelings that linger off the set. >> i will say the women are really good at letting what happens on air stay on air. super simple. she doesn't speak like a politician. >> reporter: one of her tasks explaining and at times defending president trump.

>> i think trying to understand him and his voters is more productive than attacking him for being stupid. >> you said i feel like jane goodall and i have to explain middle america. >> i have a lot of friends who don't make a lot of money, love trump, don't think the people in the media understand them. i think i've made a conscious effort to understand it. >> reporter: while this mccain may stick up for trump, the president doesn't seem to return the favor. on the campaign trail, trump mocks the senator's service. >> he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captures, okay. i hate to tell you that. >> i was heart broken. i wish he would apologize. i would implore him to apologize for it. >> reporter: mccain says attacks against her father are even more hurtful, given his diagnosis. >> he is the most resilient man in the world. he was fine when he was diagnosed. he was like, i've fought tougher

battles than this, we're going to hit it like everything else. i was just a complete mess. >> reporter: what comes first in your life? love or politics? >> love. but i love politics. >> reporter: i'm juju chang in new york. >> she said love but then she said i love politics. a little bit of both. >> she just recently got married. >> a big congratulations. there you go. there's the love part and megan says even though she lives in new york, home is always arizona. >> and she does make it home to arizona quite bit. we see photos of her and her dad recovering from the treatment he's having. >> she's not just keeping track of politics, by the way. she was weighing in on the "bachelor" finale. she says, all i'll say is chris harris could moderate a presidential debate. he's pretty good at breaking down intense situations and trying to get to the bottom of things. >> we would all watch it.

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(colonial penn jingle) it is time for the mix. we are going to start things off with that drunk guy with the $1600 uber bill getting a bill. >> i prefer to call him overserved. >> okay. after being overserved, he ordered an uber ride, he thought to his hotel in west virginia. turns out he ordered it home to new jersey. $1600 later, he set up a gofundme page to recoup the money. well, a company called eat clean bro bailed him out. they paid the entire tab, $1600, $1635. they are donating the $570 that he raised on gofundme because people donated. >> that's nice. >> they will be donating that to

mothers against drunk-driving. the founder says we support his choice not to drive, even if it cost him $1600. we have drivers that deliver meals all the time. there you go. >> i feel like his problem wasn't that he wasn't eating clean. >> it was the other part. he didn't drive home. that's the moral of the story. >> absolutely. you know wonder woman, of course, one of the biggest movies of last year. a lot of people have been wanting to go to that fantasy island where diana is from. it sort of exists now. here it is. >> oh, really? >> it's in sweden. so there's an entrepreneur who's created this super she island. that's her. >> super she island. >> super she island. it is a private retreat off the coast of finland. her aim is for women to vacation at a destination away from society's pressures and embrace all female energy. >> so away from society's pressures, she means dudes?

>> basically. >> i embrace that. i'm going to go on vacation to this island just so you can't come. the idea you're not allowed to go makes me feel better about it. >> you would last one day. >> okay, fine. speaking of islands, did you know busta rhymes has an island? have you heard of busta rimes island, yet? it's in massachusetts. apparently massachusetts resident, kevin o'brien likes to use this island as a hangout spot and decided to dub it, busta rhymes island. however, he's trying to really get this to solidify. he marked it on google maps and tried to register with the u.s. board of geographic names. they say you can't name it after a celebrity until years after their death. he's trying to get it to stick by local usage. if enough people start calling it busta rhymes island, they'll name it busta rhymes island.

this morning on "world news now," the latest white house resignation has wall street this morning spooked. the top economic advisor is out after disagreement with the president over tariffs. stocks could tank after the opening bell today. new developments ahead. a nor'easter is slamming the east coast. up to two feet of snow is expect in some places as schools all across the region are already shutting down. this as thousands remain without power from the previous storm. we have the forecast, live. and new this half hour the first male gymnast accusing former team dr. larry nassar of sexual abuse, comes forward. >> he's breaking his silence and we have that interview coming up. and you thought you had drama at your family's thanksgiving. oh. the bachelor finale, part two. tea was filled as arie came face to face with becca for the first

time since their shocking split. plus, the important question he had for his new love, lauren. we're going to need two segments to break it all down with our senior chief global bachelor analyst and apologist on this wednesday, march 7th. >> announcer: from abc news this is "world news now." >> what are you wearing? >> i had my helmet on for the episode of last night. i figured i'd wear it in the spirit of trying to stay safe. >> very responsible of you, jack. >> safe, you know. you got to roll, you got to do it safe. >> there are lot of people getting impacts from that last night. i think arie got the most hits. >> yeah, yeah. safety first, jack. we're glad you're being careful. >> we'll break that down in a moment. you need a helmet if you're working in the white house these days because yet another shake up.

the president has lost another senior aid. >> gary cohn was considered as a stabilizing force and most respected member of the staff but his latest clash with the president over tariffs was apparently the last straw. >> words of cohn departure sent fears of a trade war and sent dow futures tumbling overnight. the dow set to open 300 points lower this morning. we have more. >> reporter: chief economic advisor, gary cohn is the 24th white house official to resign a little more than a year into the trump administration. president trump has had more top advisers quit or get fired than any recent president, by far. earlier in the day, the president denied he has problems among his staff. >> so many people want to come in. i have a choice of anybody. i could take any position in the white house and i'll have a choice of the top 10 people having to do with that position. everybody wants to be there.

>> reporter: but in the case of cohn, it became untenable. a battle of the president's desire for tariffs on steel and aluminum. cohn opposed. >> should he continue in the administration? i said, i hope so. >> reporter: two months earlier, they joked of rumors of his possible departure. >> come here, gary. come here. are you happy? he just passed a very big bill. i think he's pretty happy. >> yes, i'm happy. how's that. >> gary, hopefully you'll be staying for a very long time. >> reporter: he was one of a dozen names floated as possibly on their way out of the administration. president trump began his day on twitter, speculating there might be staff changes he'd like to see happen. >> thanks for that. and porn star stormy daniels has filed a lawsuit so she could speak freely about their alleged affair. a nondisclosure agreement

crafted before election day to keep daniels quiet was never signed by donald trump, making it null and void and claims the president's lawyer, michael kohn is trying to threaten daniels into silence. he paid daniels $130,000, but insisted it was his own money, not the president's. >> more from the white house in a moment. first, the morning's other breaking story. the northeast is bracing for its second winter storm in less than a week. >> snow is falling in new york city. the lights went out on the empire state building. the worst is yet to come. the governors have already declared states of emergency. >> paul williams is here with the bad news. good morning, paul. >> oh, gosh, make me the teller of bad news. >> you're the bad guy. you are the bad guy. >> yep. >> well, say hello to the bad guy and the bad forecast. we're looking for this nor'easter to kick up as well as power outages, as well as

coastal flooding, all a part of the mix. if that's not enough to get your attention, look at these totals, 6-12 in new york. where you see the darker blue, possibly up to two feet of snow there. this will track to the north. then there's a problem with the winds. 50 to 60-mile-per-hour winds along the coast and at least 40-50-mile-per-hour winds down toward the philadelphia area. it will go toward the north and cause havoc into portions of maine for the coastal region. >> so we just have to get through wednesday and thursday. spring is 13 days away. you know, the groundhog said we're near the end. >> just get through this one last storm. >> nothing else to worry about, right paul? we're good? first of all the groundhog's not in the union. that's the first problem. secondly, late in the week, we're looking for another push of cold air. here is the other problem. march 10-12, look what's happening. we have another storm by

sunday, going into monday. another nor'easter with fresh, cold air. brace yourself and buckle your seatbelt. this isn't over by any stretch, yet. >> all right. so great to talk to you paul williams, thank you. so great to talk to you. >> despite the news, right? >> thanks, paul. buckle up indeed. so the storm comes just five days after the powerful system that packed very strong winds. >> many communities are still cleaning up. there's widespread beach erosion and a lot of buildings have been weakened. >> workers are racing to get repairs done before the new snow arrives. linsey davis with more. >> reporter: more than 100,000 people in this region are still without power. the crews behind me say they'll continue working even as the next storm comes. they won't stop until the weather conditions make them stop. 30-mile-per-hour winds. that is the threshold. in the meantime, people in the northeast are bracing for their second nor'easter in less than a

week. some crews have come from as far as michigan. they say they will stay until everyone has power restored. linsey davis, new york. unprecedented talks between north and south korea have the white house expressing hopes in the nuclear stand off in the north. the south says kim jong-un is willing to discuss gauche nations with the united states. that came out of a meeting with a meeting between kim and south korean officials. president trump calls it false hope, but willing to listen. >> hopefully, we'll go in the very, very peaceful, beautiful path. we're prepared to go whatever path is necessary. >> director of national intelligence says he seriously doubts he'll give up his nuclear program. the trump administration is suing california in the most aggressive challenge to prosanctuary immigration laws but state officials are vowing to fight back. the justice department says the

new policies are unconstitutional and keep officials from doing their jobs. the laws are designed to prevent local police from cooperating with federal agents in detaining and deporting undocumented immigrants. a gun shop owner says the school shooting suspect tried to buy a rifle at his store and was denied. he refused to sell an ar-15 in his store because his age is already 21. meanwhile, betsy devos is visiting majory stoneman of florida today. historians are having a field day after a special discovery on a beach in australia. >> it's cool. >> a couple was walking on the beach when they discovered a bottle they thought might look nice in their home. >> then they noticed what they thought was a cigarette inside. turns out it was a letter. the message was dated june 12,

1886, nearly 132 years ago. >> apparently, the whole thing was part of a german experiment to study ocean currents. the message asks whoever finds it to the german naval observe tor in hamburg. i'm guessing the study is probably over by now. >> the observatory went extinct in 1920. >> so a marine archeologist is dutch gin bottle. so, my question is, where's the gin? >> did that just evaporate as well? >> that would be a tragedy. >> pretty impressive. the oldest message in a bottle right there. coming up a driver is run over by his own car. it's caught on camera. plus, why he's now being charged. weird incident. plus, it's finally over. arie's season of "the bachelor" may have had a slow start, but we were laughing, crying and

yelling at our tvs. jack is here to help us explain what we just watched. jack is here to help us explain what we just watched.

(male #1) it's a little something i've done every night since i was a kid, empty my pocket change into this old jar. it's never much, just what's left after i break a dollar. and i never thought i could get quality life insurance with my spare change. neither did i. until i saw a commercial for the colonial penn program. imagine people our age getting life insurance at such an affordable rate. it's true. if you're 50 to 85, you can get guaranteed acceptance life insurance through the colonial penn program for less than 35 cents a day, just $9.95 a month. there's no medical exam and no health questions. you know, the average cost of a funeral is over $8,300. now that's a big burden to leave your loved ones. as long as you're 50 to 85, you cannot be turned down because of your health. your premium never goes up

and your benefit never goes down due to age. plus, your coverage builds cash value over time. call now for free information and a free gift. all i did was make a phone call and all of my questions about the colonial penn program were answered. it couldn't have been any easier and we both got the coverage we should have had for years now. mm-hm, with change to spare. (laughing) (colonial penn jingle) you might call this a case of instant karma in northern virginia.

a drunk driver suspect trying to escape police gets hit by his own car. see, he jumps out of the car after a police chase, but he forgot to put it in park. the car keeps rolling, hits the guy. the cops say he's okay physically but facing criminal charges. this was his third dwi arrest. >> did he get away? >> clearly he did not. he didn't help himself, did he? >> clearly, he couldn't run straight. >> did he think he could outrun the car? it's not like it stops and then started moving. it was basically moving when he took a diver ahead of it. okay. >> all right. so, we are hearing details this morning, involving the first alleged male victim of former usa gymnastics doctor, larry nassar. >> he's coming forward with his own story of sexual abuse. we are more. >> reporter: jacob moore, a standout gymnast at the university of michigan is coming

forward as the first male victim with allegations against disgraced doctor, larry nassar. >> i don't think i was by any means a stupid kid, but i don't know anything about medicine. so i placed a lot of trust in him. >> he says at 16 he was abused in the basement of nassar's home, seeking treatment for a shoulder injury. jacob claiming that nassar administered acupuncture to his pubic area. sensibly, for the purpose of treating his shoulder pain. >> it felt uncomfortable, but the amount of trust i had in him led me away from thinking there was something wrong. >> reporter: he says he recently came to terms with what happened. >> i started searching the internet for evidence this was a legitimate medical treatment and i didn't find anything and i immediately was very shocked and almost angry. you know, i was abused, basically. >> reporter: his sister was too abused by nassar. someone they considered a family friend.

one of more than 200 victims speaking out at sentencing, describing her brother's alleged assault. >> he pulled his pants slightly down to expose him in front of one of your other female victims actually. >> reporter: he was inspired by his sister and hopes to testify against nassar in a civil case. >> he's a survivor. he's here to speak for those who have come forward. >> reporter: for now, he's focused on moving forward. >> if i allow him to take away that love for the sport, i see that as him winning. that's the last thing any of us want. >> he is suing usa gymnastics in and michigan state university in addition to others. this story will play out. >> when we come back, it is the most talked about "bachelor" finale ever. as the race car driver becomes a run away groom, sort of. explosive developments. >> "the skinny" is next. way groo ort of. explosive developments. >> "the skinny" is next. >> tees.

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another emotional, unpredictable season of "the bachelor" is in the books with lots of drama to the end. >> just when we thought this was going to be boring, then comes arie and then jack our senior global chief bachelor analyst contributor. >> thank god it's over. i wore my helmet because i knew it was going to be a little rough last night. we should remind everyone where we're at here. >> okay. >> arie has dumped becca and says he wants to give it a go with lauren b. >> okay. >> one last time into the breach. roll that beautiful "bachelor" footage. we start off in virginia beach. arie had a nervous breakdown before he met lauren b. at the door there. he basically told her i want a second chance, i want lauren b. back in my life. that's what he said. she as eloquent as ever said you

got me, duh. >> really? >> that is such a sham. one, he already talked to her on the phone, before breaking up with becca. two, he talked to her before showing up at her house. he's pretending there's all this suspense about will she take me back. >> okay. next. got to hear from becca. she called the whole thing hard to watch. i know what you mean, girl. no two ways about that. she said she knew arie was struggling through the whole thing, but didn't know how far south it was going to go. then he makes the scene. he basically throws himself on the bus and that is our first soundbyte of the day. >> i do regret, regret proposing that day because i wasn't fully ready. >> then why did you? >> i think the pressure of it, the pressure of being "the bachelor" and knowing there's a

time line. having to make that decision on that day. that's on me. that is totally on me. >> so arie also apologized, said she wants arie to be happy. total class by her the whole kay. >> that's the pressure i feel on wedding day. the timeline, all these people. do i have to say, i do. >> your hypothetical wedding day? >> social media ready to pounce. next lauren b gets in on the act. she says she's never been more in love with arie, for whatever reason. they both say their journey has been worth it. well, it better be because this is our second soundbyte of the day. >> and i want to do this in front of everyone because i want to show you. i should have done this a long time ago. lauren, will you marry me?

>> definitely. >> there you go. i'm surprised she didn't say definitely duh. whatever. the new happy couple. after this was over with they went on jimmy kimmel show. >> get a room. >> yeah. they said they've already been planning their wedding. the plan is for lauren b. to move to arizona. >> okay. >> she's going to do some remodelling, redecorating at arie's place. >> because becca already moved in. she had her own drapes. >> they have to redo the bathroom. get becca k.'s gear out of there. anyway. >> even hours after all this went down, it's still trending on twitter. a lot of reaction to all of this. >> a lot of people reacting to it. us weekly tweeted that neal lane is like how many rings are we going to give this guy? >> one viewer was talking about the audience reaction to the engagement saying i heard louder applause when the olive garden brought out more bread sticks.

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i'm noticing that hot rod. >> i'm waiting for the day it lands on the car. >> exactly. so, skinny bonus round. jack is still with us. >> so, we had the break up, an engagement, but they're not finished yet. >> oh, no. last night's episode went a little bit further. that means we have to roll that beautiful "bachelor" footage. the new bachelorette is, surprise, surprise, becca k. another season with becca k. the crowd went crazy. in case we've all forgotten, she's the 27-year-old publicist from minnesota. there's been an outpouring of

support for becca k, especially after the arie fiasco. she says she's ready for love. it's becca k's soundbyte of the day. >> you realize you're "the bachelorette"? >> this is crazy. >> at the end of the day it's about finding love. that's all i want to do. i have so much love to give, so, it's just a yes all around. >> becca k. said she wanted to be the best damn bachelorette she could be. >> let's do it. >> i think it's too soon. she just got dumped a month ago. >> she's over it. >> ari is ancient history. >> bye, felicia. >> next. this whole thing went on. he introduced five of the dudes who are going to vie for becca k's heart. that's lincoln. like the president. he called arie a wanker.

then we had chase. this is ryan with the banjo. he has to go. maybe he'll get drunk on the first night, get him out of here. darius was there. then blake with the horse called bradley. >> a horse called brad? >> yep. >> okay. >> let's hope the horse doesn't make it all the way up the driveway to the mansion. that could be a problem. anyway. >> he said he wants to help becca on the horse and they helped her on. >> she was a good sport. she got up there. the bachelorette, for better or worse begins on may 28, memorial day. if anybody is sober enough at the end of memorial day weekend, you can check out the bachelorette and see how that goes. >> it premiered on new year's day and we are still recovering from that. >> analyst out. >> not for long. see you in may

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