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did you think i wouldn't? [ clears throat ] i, um...well, it -- it's hard enough being here as it is, let alone having to sit thugh a whole ceremony about it. you know, we can forgo the presentation if you'd like. no. no. i mean, you guys are awaing nathan theedal of valor in front of the yor and all of his colleagues. nathan would be so proud. i am, too. well, good. we are meeting in the conference room, fourth floor. aryou ady? no. why don't we, uh, head up there together? ♪ so, can i ask -- how's it going with kevin? i haven't actually seenin.

you haven't scheduled a therapy appointment? no. i mean, i've been busy. i-i don't understand. you were so motivated to g to the bottom of this -- yeah, elizabeth. no, i am -- i am. well, then why aren't you? mnh-mnh. no, i'm n-- i'm not doing this. you can't -- you can't do this to please me, and i can't ep pushing you into this, 'cause we already tried th, remember? oh, yeah, no, i remember that. and this is your process to go throug if you go through . and i will. then show me. ♪ ♪ [ exhales sharply ] bad time? no, it's an awesome time. seriously, are thereever any really good times? well, there can be.

i expected you to come by my office. yeah, no -- i-i've been meaning to do that. i just... yojust what? i've been busy. well, from the looks of things, you don't look t busy right now. why don't we sit down and talk? ♪ faison left behind a lot of... misery? yeah, and unanswered questions, and i'm just trying to fill in the blanks. i'm afraid i don't have much information forou. but you were f. i did the intake. once i signed off on the transfer... he died on someone else's watch. yeah, i know. i know that. so all i can really speak to is what happened in the e.r. so, uh, before faison was move do you remember anything t of the ordinary? like having to kick you out of his room? like if he had any objects on him, or there we people around that shouldn't have been there. listen, i don't know what youe looking for, but it better not blow back on anna devane. as far as i'm concerned, you're the only one i saw

standing over faison that night. ♪ jason's all about eliminating threats. that's what he did for sonny his entire career. and he finds henrik firs and he's doing something questionle... a perceived threat. yeah. jason's not gonna igh the consequences. he'll ta him out. and then it will be done. and i'll never know. kn wha if my son had --has any of me. [ exhales sharply ] i came to you as a doctor for medical help -- and i apologize. you apolo-- dr. munro, you violated my privacy- i'm aware. and the hippocratic oath and the law. the decision was not easy. i wain russia, okay? i saw the clinic where jason moan was being imprisoned. treated. and i witnessed firsthand the lives that were shattered by your father's plan.

exactly. my father's plan -- not mine. you were complicit. and those people, your victims, they're still searching for ans. i saved jason morgan. by keeping him away from his family? you stole five years of his life. you have no idea what you've done. ohi thought long and hard about this, and in the end it came down to weighing yo right to privacy versus their nd to heal. and th won. i went against every code i honor. and so what now? you said you tught long and hard about it, so what's the plan? turn me in, make me pay for fatr's sins? you are not blameless in this, not by a long shot. i know. i'm far fromerfect. you don't learn at the knee of cesar faison and walk away without...issues. then the only option i see is for you to face those "issues." turn yourself in! [ laughs ]

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i don't remember anyonelse hanging around. so, wh-what point would they actually take faison's personal affects? i caught the gurney. just over there. the guy was in pretty d shape. i have a vague memory of her taking off his stuff. is that her, cindy yeah. yeah, but she's notoriou for being by theook. she would have followed standard procedure and put faison's belongings in a bag. and then what happens to the bag? would have followed him upstairs when he was moved. perhaps whoer took over from there can give you more insight. [ sighs ] okay. i appreciate your time. hope you find what youe looking for. thank you. ♪ elizabeth. hi. what's wrong? ♪ hey, you know what i forgot? i have an appointment. sit.

there is no appointment. might have left the oven on, though. it is interesting. you've stated over and over how important thiss to you to work through this, to discover the trut about your childhood, but when push comes to shove -- i do everything i can to try and avoid it. why? i'm an enigm aren't i fascinating? no? yeah? look [sighs] logically, i know what i have to do. nobody wants to be around a ticking me bomb, aroundhem and their kids. so if i ev want to be around elizabeth and her boys... and you do? more than anything. ...then i have to examine my past -- all of it. even the scary parts. especially the scary parts, or this cycle will never end. see? i know exactly what i have to do. i just... [ sighs ] i don't want to do it. let's see if we can figure out w not.

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ything at all. thk you. i appreciate that. okay. take carof yourself. [ smooches ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ sighs ] ♪ uh, excuse me. can i ask what you're doing at my -- this was my husband's desk. ♪

now, i know you don't wa it to be true, but have you considered the possibility that henrik is poised to take faison's place? only every day. yeah. he has his rolodex for heaven's sake. he has his contacts, assets. i mean, for all i know, a catalogue of all his dirty little secrets. i have no waof knowing what henrik wants to do with any of that. i just feel that i h-- i have to find him first to prove that there is good in him before jason decides herwise. but what happens if jason's right? what happens then? ♪ it could be that... whatever was good in my son is long gone. but to know that for certain, i have to find him.

before jason. right. yes. then that's what we're gonna do. [ sighs ] all i want to do is justify elizabeth's faith in me 'cause right now i'm not doing that at all, man. i just keep messinup over and over again. so, what's the worst-case scenario here? that's worse than finding out that you've had violent tendencies since the beginning? that it wasn't due to the tumor, that it was just...you? um... [ exhales sharply ] you knowwhen you put it like that, i'm gonna lost elizabeth no matter what, right? so then what's holding you back? i don't know. that panic attack you had with jim harvey. let's start there. ♪ i'm fine. you sure? yeah. yeah. what are you doing here? is everything okay?

yeah. yeah, i just had some questions for dr. finn about the night faison died. oh, what kind of questions? you know, just if he noticed anything off or unusual. everything was off and unusual about faison. is there somethingpecific you're looking for? uh, i'd like to get my hands on his personal effects or at least know what they were. dr. nn sd they bagged thitems and sent them up to his hospital room. yeah, that's standard procedure, but i know someone i can ask if you really want to know. yeah. thank you. that'd be great. okay. just let me know when you hear back. sure. jason... [ sighs ] just so you know, franco moved out. well, you would want to know,ri? 'cause you want him as far away from jake as possible. [ sighs ] ifou want me to say i'm sorry... i can't.

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bank statements? yeah, he had some secretive call about some untraceable funds. it's weird! it's all weird. but maxie likes him. yeah. she's fond of him. d to be honest, he's good to her. mm. but you're thinking too good. he's her boss. aren't there all kinds of lines one shouldn't cross? p. especially in today's day and age. mm-hmm. but hey, maxie's cool with it. i'm not cool with it. i can see that. yeah. not that it matters, but, u what does valentin think? valein thinks i'm overreacting. and you know what? i hope i am. i hope i'm overreacting. but maxie is pregnant and she's vulnerable, and she's aning on this guy. this guy that is not your brother is it possible that it's just that? that you resent peter because he's there and nathan's not?

it's probably 99% that. listen, curtis. i don't know this guy. all right? i want to make sure that there's not a skeleton in peter's closet that's gonna pop out and just hurt my family. ♪ i'm really sorry about before. don't . i should have just left you alone. um...a comple stranger was sitting at your desk. it's oka that you wanted to know why. i hear i have some pretty big oes to fill. yeah, you do. everyone says west was one hellf a detective. the best. i bet he was a pretty great husband, too. yep. this baby was about to hit the jackpot. i don't know, he's still pretty lucky. i mean, he's got you. or is it -- is it a she? actually, we neveround out the sex befo... do you think you will? [ sighs ] i n't know.

thank you. thathould have been the first thing i said. actually, it was kind of nice that it wasn't. what's your name, anyway? uh, detective chase. is that your first name -- detective? it's hrison, but everyone calls me cse. it's nice to meet you, chase. i'm maxie. it's an honor, maxie. catell you something? please. nathan cared a lot about people. he gave more than got. so if you really want to fill his shoes, you need to be kind and generous trustworthy. if you can do all those things, you might do right by this desk. ♪ ♪

do you honestly think that i haven't thought of revealing myself at least 100 times? why didn't you? because i'd be signing my o death warrant! but if what you say is true, that you tried to remove yourself from your father's orbit -- no, i didn't try. i've done it. i'm peter august, coo of aurora media. what is that about? huh? w-why port charles? why in such close proximity to dw and jason? and in drew's case, you work f him? i meanif your goal is to not be discovered -- my goal was to make sure that they were oy. i thought if i could somehow take car or look after the people my father hurt, then may i'd be making amends. and when the opportuty opened up at aurora -- i don't know if you remember, the company was in bad shape ba then. right, so you swooped in and shored up the company. well, i had my pick of jobs -- better jobs, more money. i chose to keep aurora afloat because it's drew's.

and jason? [ sighs ] i justanted him to have some semblance of a good life back. look. i know it'not enough. you know,it never will be. but that's why they can never know who i am. oh, but if -- if you tell them what you're telling me -- no, they're not gonna care. they won't. my father stroyed their lives. they're never gonna believe that i wasn't in on it somehow. that i don't hate every singlg that that monster stood for. i know i've made mistes. i know i'm not blamels. i knew what my father was doing. i know that makes me complicit. i get it. but it was his brain child. it was his messed-up scheme. to break off all ties with him.

dr. munro, please. i'm trying to make it right just not publicly. what good is it? huh? what gos it if nobody knows who you are? if they don't kn that you'rsorry or you want to change? i know. i'm not sure that's good enough. ♪ aren't you glad franco moved out? i don't know what to say because you know how i feel aut this. [ sighs ] he's so lost right now he's twisting himself into knots just trying to find answers. answers to what? what happened in his past. and i know you have ze sympathy for that, which is kind ofronic considering your own situation. look, i stand where i stand. and you're right. that's never gonna change. [ scoffs ] t i hope whatever happe, that -- that you're okay. i separated from the person i love -- not because i wanted to, but because i don't know what else to do.

so, no. i'm not okay. i was in harvey's office, and i told him that i'd fou betsy, and that i was gonna talk to her and i was gonna clear up everytng that had happened. [ sighs ] how did harvey respond? he said that she would never believe me. just like back then. back then. the str incident? yeah. and the way he kept calling me a liar... [ sighs ] he said that i'd been bad, and it just -- i... i froze. i just -- i cou-- i couldn't breathe. it's like i was there, but i was also someplace else. where? i don't know. do you think harvey's right? are you a liar? or a bad seed?

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thank you. so how are things? outside of the hunt for henrik. they're good. fine. just fine? i said good, too, remember? you're taking care of yourself? i just had a phbotomy appointment before i came here. i mean emotionally, too. i mean, are yogetting out, seeing people? d by people, you mean finn. wellyou weren't actly thrilled with my advice before. no, i wasn't. it was terrible. terrible advice. how is telling the truth terrible? it was an unmitigated disaster. only to be compounded by the newest embarrassment. what, it got worse? yeah. i was here and i-i got here early, and i bumped straight into, you know. and -- what? that's my cue. andre, please. no, just stay.

let me know what happens with the four schools. okay. i will. yeah. dr. finn. dr. maddox. always the mysterious exit with that guy. yeah. places to be, things to do. you know. how are you? i'm great. you? yeah, never better. excellent. well... i guess i'll getomething to t. you should. uh, i mean enjoy. right. god, alexis thinks he's easy to talk to. what -- what was that? ♪ so, your gut is telling you that you're repressing a memory from childhood? that jim harvey might somehow be involved with, or at least he knows about it.

yeah. yes. buyour bra won't allow you to remember it. well, it doesn't exactly scream "good times," you know? [ sighs ] have you considered hypnotherapy? no. [ laughs ] no. hell no. it's actually en very effective in helping patients through a blocked experience. with your full commitment, of course. what, like i g to put a ng on it? i'm serious, franco. and you should be, too. or else hypnosis would never work. ♪ i get that you hate him. and that you think his love is uorthy and that it doest matter, but it does. the joy he has brought jake alone... our son looks up to him. why? because frco loves him, thout hetation or condition or judgment. but i don't know why we keep doing this because we will never agree. because i so desperately want you to undersnd, and you ke refusing, and it's really frustrating.

jason... love is precious. no matter who's giving it or when. and i'm pretty sure you know tt, considering sam loves you, evenhough she shouldn't. ♪ no, i hear what you're sayin but it doesn't matter. no, it matters. but how isnowing who you are and not revealing it any different from keeping jason alive and hidden? the's no easy solution en a man's life hangs in the balance. but my life that i am building here is so different than my father. i am so differen please. i have frien here, i have responsibilities, peop who count on me. i -- [ knocking on door ] so i tnk i made some progress today. totally interrupting something.

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i'm not saying to go out and hire security guards for a five-person company, maybe you have liaisons, talk to a private investigator. you do your due diligence depending on the scale of the company to insure nobody gets hurt at your facility. >> this was a facility of 1900 employees there on that campus. you'd think they would have had quite a bit of security. >> especially when you are demontizing ad revenue. people are not going to be happy about that.

and the way our society has become lately all a person needs is some bad thing to happen in their life and they go out and commit this type of act. in her case, it looks like she was not well trained. she was not prepared for this because it looks like from what we hear, there were no victims that died. sthefs only one who died from a self-inflicted wound. >> sad state of affairs we even have to think about this. thanks for your advice, always appreciate it. >> we are going to continue our coverage on this breaking story and the developments we're learning throughout the morning. we do want to turn our focus to the other story we are following in the overnight hours. a line of severe thunderstorms, you can sue them through moving from the gulf of mexico to the great lakes. thunderstorms and possibly tornados are expected in the mid-south and ohio valley regions. >> south of columbus, ohio, those threatening skies led to heavy rain and a danger of flooding.

south central ohio got caught with hail. accuweather's paul williams with the latest. paul, where do you see the most dangerous parts of the system hitting overnight? >> right now, we're looking at mainly hitting along the east coast during the commute. just to give you perspective on this storm, we have 72 mile-per-hour winds in illinois 60-mile-per-hour winds in indiana and arkansas, missouri, 58-mile-per-hour wind gusts and 56 in kentucky. we have right now, active wind advisories from philadelphia, new york, up to boston and down towards d.c. we're looking at winds so serious, check this out, 50 to 60-mile-per-hour winds throughout portions of new york, isolated power outages and overwash. it's all because of this front and because the front is moving so fast so it causes problems with creating. think of it as a static across the carpet. it sparks more energy. so by the afternoon it's going to settle along the east coast

and then it will push quickly, overnight, throughout the area and gather the scattered showers and thunderstorms along the eastern sea board. the tail end of the storm will cause more thunderstorms along the carolina coast. >> and steve -- paul. i can't get my men straight. paul -- >> that's not my problem. >> i'm told we've got two more storms behind this one. >> that is your problem. >> this is extremely dangerous to our democracy. >> the thing you have to remember is this is really a problem systematically now because you have much colder air -- going back to meteorology. here is the biggest problem. this is a time when tornadoes really kick in. during april, we have the run in tornado alley, then around may and going into june or july. so this is just the tip of the iceberg so to speak and there's a big chunk of severe weather. so spring is here unfortunately.

>> everyone got to be careful out there, especially when driving today. paul, thank you. so president trump is turning to the military to secure the boarder at mexico. he pushes to build his long promised wall. >> the white house said the president was referring to the national guard used to beef up border security during the last two administrations. but it appeared to catch some in the pentagon by surprise. the president has been venting about illegal immigration for several days. he's also urging congress to pass new legislation to block the flow of migrants and he's vowing to decide whether to pull american troops out of syria. the president recently complained about the cost of the u.s. presence there and said we almost completed the task of defeating the islamic state, but they're emphasizing the importance to keep isis and other extremist groups from rising again. >> he declared nobody has been tougher on russia than him. he told leaders from the

baltic states that getting along with with russia is a good thing. the president added, everybody agrees with that except very stupid people and when asked if russian president vladimir putin is a friend or enemy, he said we'll find out. and today marks 50 years since the assassination of dr. martin luther king jr. >> the civil rights icon is celebrated. and today, an exhibit honoring his legacy at the national civil rights museum. that, of course, is the place that was build around the lorraine motel where king was shot and killed in 1968. the night before he delivered his famed mountain top speech. it seemed to predict his death. the overall speech was a call for economic justice in the nation. of course dr. king was 39 at this time. coming up later in the mix the world traveller who really plans ahead before he goes to a landmark, he makes a sweater about it.

and millions have seen the latest episode of "roseanne." we're going to have more on one of the newest members of the cast. you're watching "world news now." cast. you're watching "world news now."

we're back with a bazar scene near san francisco. a car landed on a house. police say it hit a guardrail early yesterday, went airborne, landed on a family's detached play room. the family slept through it and didn't even realize the car was there until neighbors called it in. the driver is gone. police say they're now treating it as a hit and run. >> i think they'll be able to figure out whose car it is. >> there's a car on your house. what? there's a car, a car on your house. >> they slept through it. absolutely amazing. we're going to switch gears and move on to the murder case that captivated attention. the court documents that alleged an aspiring pastor, accused of killing his wife was obsessed with a very violent movie. >> the north carolina man said he took too much cold medicine and woke up covered in blood. here is abc's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: investigators say they discovered the secret life of a north carolina man who said too much cough medicine is to blame in the alleged killing of his wife.

>> i have blood all over me and there's a bloody knife on the bed and i think i did it. >> reporter: 29-year-old matthew phelps, an aspiring pastor was charged in september for fatally stabbing his wife after making this 911 call. >> a lot of times i can't sleep at night. >> reporter: an autopsy showed lauren phelps was stabbed 123 times. new court documents say phelps was obsessed with the movie "american psycho" and his private instagram shows him dressed as the main character, a serial killer. according to court documents, a friend said phelps expressed interest in what it would be like to kill someone. and the maker of coricidin said there's no evidence to suggest this is associated with violent behavior. >> this is about stabbing someone 123 times. that makes it a lot harder to blame it on just about anything.

>> reporter: phelps is behind bars, held without bond. we have reached out to his attorney. we have not yet heard back. eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> our thanks there. we'll be right back. thanks there. we'll be right back. my dbut now, i take used tometamucil every day.sh it traps and removes the waste that weighs me down, so i feel lighter. try metamucil, and begin to feel what lighter feels like.

>> it's daytime, people. rise and shine. no, no everybody. i got this. i have a few years left to live and this is exactly how i want to spend it. >> roseanne described last night's episode as when fun grandma loses her cool, but viewers are loving it. >> the show never shied away from social issues. currently, the connors are dealing with their grandson, mark, who likes to wear girl's clothes. here is george. >> tomorrow's the first day at my new school. how does this look? >> reporter: he is the new roseanne character getting a look. 9-year-old grandson, mark.

>> and do you feel like you're a boy or a girl? >> a boy. >> so what's up with the girls clothes? >> this just feels like me. i like colorers that pop. >> reporter: and while he creates mixed feelings in the connor household -- >> you do that, honey, my grandson's nails are wet. >> reporter: producers say he's just a kid. >> the kid is 9 years old. he's too young to like girls or boys yet. >> reporter: who knows what he likes. >> he's a lot of fun and he's very fashionable. >> reporter: is surrounded by love. >> if things get rough i put a t-shirt in a backpack and you'll still be you. >> no i won't. i'll be fine, mom. >> reporter: the young man who plays mark joins us now. what's your take on mark? >> he's just a normal kid. he likes to do art, he likes playing basketball and just, wearing girls clothes is a small part of mark. >> reporter: did you know what gender nonconformity was before the show? >> no. i mean, i was aware that certain people liked to wear clothes from an opposite gender and i

knew a kid like that, but i wasn't aware of the term. >> reporter: how much fun are you having? >> so much fun. >> reporter: tell me about roseanne. >> roseanne is a great actress but what i love most is she treats me like a fellow actor, not just a kid and for example, if a joke was funny and they took it out, she would be like ames, that joke was funny. let's get it back in. >> reporter: this is quite a way to start, huh? >> and everyone's been so welcoming to me. i've done a lot of plays and local theater and also i was at home with amy. >> reporter: so, you started something and all of a sudden, you're in hollywood, far away from home, on this incredible set with these legends that your mom watched on tv from 20 years ago. >> it was insane and i learned so much from them just watching them. it was a really great experience. >> what a cool kid and a great experience. >> he's so eloquent.ni i thk ng a lot from him.

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it's time now for the mix and we're going to start with the best study ever. pasta can help you lose weight, people. >> all right, bring in the pasta. >> diane said it, so it's got to be true. researchers in toronto, canada say contrary to popular belief, pasta has low glycemic index. they studied 2500 participants on a low glycemic index diet. they ate pasta, instead of other cashes. and over 12 weeks they lost about a pound. >> over 12 weeks? >> on average. they lost a pound. so yeah, pasta helps you lose weight. there is proof. >> i lose a pound after a long night of drinking, around 2:00 a.m. >> you can do that, too, then you can eat pasta.

>> so that's what happens. so pasta lets you lose weight. let's test it out. >> come on. >> we're ready. crickets. but, there are a lot of skinny people walking around. wherever the pasta went. so this guy, his name is 43-year-old samuel. he likes to travel. but before he travels, he likes to knit. he goes by the thought i guess if you knit it, then you'll come there or go. >> okay. >> okay. so take a look. this is him in paris. where he knitted a sweater first. now for nearly 20 years he's been knitting sweaters of popular landmarks since 1999, when he dropped out of nursing school and he takes photos of his knitting sweaters in front of the landmarks. he's created 19 of them. the hollywood sign, the eiffel tower, even the with western wall in jerusalem. >> look at the detail.

the misses needs a sweater. >> yeah, what the heck? >> come on, guy. >> you just made one? >> the cherry blossoms. went really far from baltimore to do that one. good. i like it. >> i want a sweater. over to a very special investigation. police in england are on the hunt for burglar who is distracted a woman and stole money from her house. they released a computer generated image asking, have you seen this man? >> the reaction on twitter is not as serious as police expected. some people were saying, i think we'd recall if we saw him. another facebook use zer said seriously had to check that the date wasn't april 1st on this one. they said we can confirm this is real and we anticipate attention. >> it looks like a snapchat filter. whoa, that is you?

this morning on "world news now," the suspected youtube shooter is identified and reports she was a frustrated user angry over the sites new policies. we have the latest. and from memphis to washington, americans are marking the 50th anniversary of dr. martin luther king's tragic death. they are listening to his powerful, yent haunt -- yet haunting final sermon. new this half hour a coach takes a licking and keeps on ticking. >> foul balls can really hurt if you're not paying attention but not this man. see how he reacts after taking one to the chest. and it's case of life imitating art, with a twist. someone crashed a party, pretending to be wedding crashers star, owen wilson. would you have fallen for this lookalike? wait, which is the lookalike? that's in the skinny this april 4th.

>> announcer: from abc news this is "world news now." >> just proof we're divided on everything. america is not divided on which one is -- >> we'll get to the bottom of it. >> on the skinny. we want to get to the breaking details we are learning overnight at the shooting spree at youtube headquarters south of san francisco. >> kgo reports the shooter was a southern california woman who had been use zing youtube to make money. the 39-year-old hurt three people, all youtube employees before killing herself. a man and two women are now in the hospital. >> police arrived to youtube employees running in panic from the building there. you can see the scenes we saw. some took shelter in a fast food restaurant across the street from that campus. abc's matt gutman was there on location. >> reporter: shots fired during the lunch hour at youtube.

the up turned chairs, the bullet casings and the police emergency calls now tragically familiar, but not this. a female suspect. >> confirming she is the suspect? >> that's what we were told. >> the victim with what we believe to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound, a female. the investigation is still ongoing. >> this is crazy, we are on lockdown. >> reporter: the first call came in at 12:46 local time. two minutes later, the police arrived. they're in formation as they move up that stair case. inside youtube, employees witnessing the violence. one product manager writing on twitter, i looked down and saw drips of blood on the floor and stairs. >> upon arrival, officers encountered numerous employees fleeing the building. it was very chaotic, as you can imagine. >> reporter: police moving forward, finding hundreds of youtube employees, their hands raised. s.w.a.t. teams advancing and clearing the building, searching employees. >> we're searching the building in a slow, method cal

manner. >> reporter: victims taking refuge in a local bar. >> they said yes, it was a shooting. so i told them to come inside for safety. and there was three of them actually. one was bleeding in the face, one was shot in the foot. >> inside the carl's jr. in san bruno. >> reporter: this man tended to one oof the wounded at a nearby business. >> it was a gun shot wound. so i put a tourniquet on her. the ambulance came and then they took her away, put a real tourniquet on her. >> reporter: hospitals and police reporting at least four victims had been hospitalized. >> and the most critically injured victim we're told is still in critical condition. the others are said to be okay. thanks to matt there. and we have new information about the suspect. kgo, our station in san francisco says she posted hundreds of videos on youtube across multiple channels in several languages. some of her videos poke fun at the youtube platform itself.

she said, quote, the more stupid videos you make, the more successful you will be. >> witnesses say she fired 30 to 40 shots before turning the gun on herself. former fbi counterterrorism official, steve gomez, says they need to beef up their security. >> companies like youtube and facebook need to think of themselves like a bank where there is a reason for people to target them with this kind of violence. whether they know somebody there at youtube or the company itself that they are targeting. they're right in the middle of controversial issues. >> he says companies need to come up with security plans appropriate for the size of each company. >> we're going to have the very latest coming up on america this morning as well as "good morning america." we want to move on to another breaking story. the marines are investigating a

deadly crash in a remote area of southern california. >> the so-called super stallion chopper that looks like this one went down during a training mission. the marines are saying they're all presumed dead pending positive identification. super stallions are the largest and heaviest helicopters in the u.s. military. also happening overnight, the threat of severe weather from mississippi valley to the ohio valley. >> forecasters calling it the largest severe weather outbreak of the season. it stretches from the gulf coast to the eastern great lakes, bringing thunderstorms, damaging wind and heavy rain. >> downed power lines trapped more than half a dozen people in their cars. after what may have been a tornado, this is in grove city, ohio, just outside columbus. one of them was a teen on his way to baseball practice. he waited more than five hours to be free. >> accuweather's paul williams joins us with the latest on the system. paul, good morning. what do we expect? >> we're expecting more in the way of strong winds for today

going into this evening. gusts up to 50 to 60 miles per hour for buffalo, pennsylvania, up state new york. isolated power outages all part of the mix. and this is because of a very rapid moving cold front. this front is going to push through and create thunderstorms along the eastern sea board, primarily in the morning time. the early morning commute is when we expect the worst to happen. and in the afternoon, that front is going to park itself along the east coast and because the front is a fast mover over to the east, it's going to cause problems and it's prompted several wind advisories from boston all the way down to philadelphia and that same storm or line creates more thunderstorms along the carolina coast. >> but later in the week it gets nice, right? then we can celebrate spring? right? >> oh, my poor little children, we've got to go back to class. no. unfortunately, more winter storms. unfortunately, we have active

winter storm warnings in the upper midwest and later portions of the workweek, more snow is on the way in the great lakes region and the northeast. sorry. >> good shot. >> did you just throw the paper at me? >> it has been brought, paul williams. >> bye, paul. >> bye, paul. to a new development in the russia probe. the washington post is reporting that president trump is not a criminal target of the investigation at this point. >> sources say the special counsel, robert mueller shared that information with the president's lawyers. they also say the president though remains under investigation. when asked about the story, an attorney for the president said they do not discuss real or alleged conversations they may have had with the special counsel. facebook has deleted hundreds of pages and accounts operated by a russian organization that posted fraudulent information during the 2016 presidential race. facebook ceo says the kremlin linked internet research agency

repeatedly acted to deceive and manipulate people around the world. facebook says the latest batch of accounts was not removed for content but the past fraud. many of oklahoma's school districts with will be closed for a third straight day as teachers across the state remain on strike. thousands of teachers were back at the state capitol, demanding more money and a bigger budget for students. the so-called red state rebellion from west virginia is putting some republican lawmakers on defense ahead of the elections. even those who broke with party tradition and approved a major tax increase are still under fire for not doing more. and villanueva's basketball team will be the toast of philadelphia tomorrow. the new national champs will be honored with a victory parade. when they won two years ago, an estimated 60,000 came to the parade. for some context, 700,000 came out in february for the eagles

super bowl parade. the city should be more than prepared. >> they know exactly how to throw a parade and a party. over to baseball. foul balls are a dangerous part of the game. >> it's something you have to watch out for in the stands and when you're giving an interview. right, coach? >> big crowd tonight. this is what it's all about. tuesday night, just got hit with a baseball and going to be a proabout it and keep going. >> we've done lot of these and never had that happen before. are you all right? >> i'm good to go, guys. >> no crying in baseball. that was university of south carolina mark kingston getting hit by a ball in the middle of an interview, but he kept on going. >> it was a rough night for him, first getting hit by the ball, then his team lost to north carolina 11-3. but it's okay. he can take it. >> he should buy a lottery ticket. this is when it all comes around. >> speaking of lucky, the lucky

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well, today marks the 50th anniversary of the assassination of dr. martin luther king jr. shot and killed at that motel, right there, in memphis, after giving a speech supporting striking workers. >> memorials honoring the civil rights leader already taking place around the country like this one in new york's washington square. and many people have made their way to tennessee to honor dr. king and see the place he died, which is now the center piece of the national civil rights museum. >> the reverend jesse jackson is there with a group from chicago. the day of the assassination, reverend jackson was staying in a room right next to dr. king's at the lorraine hotel where he ended up being shot and killed. jackson said being there brought back the same feelings as 50 years ago. others said the trip was inspiring. >> dr. king was my hero. >> kings probably been one of the most influential mentors of

my life, even though i never met him and redefining what it means to be engaged in the public good. >> no one really knows that he was trying to help us but bad people understand that he was helping us. >> so today in dr. king's birth place of atlanta there's a global bell ringing taking place in concert with the civil rights museum. >> there's a list of events in washington, d.c., including a march taking place from the mlk memorial to the national mall to address racism in the u.s. and king's children joined hundreds in memphis on tuesday to remember their father's final speech. >> they filled the mason temple, the place where he delivered what has become known as the mountain top speech. his words seemed a little bit to predict his own death. >> so, i have been to the mountain top. i don't mind.

like anybody i would like to live a long life, longevity has its place. but i'm not concerned about that now. i just want to do god's will and he's allowed me to go up to the mountain. and i've looked over and i've seen the promise land. i may not get there with you. but, i want you to know tonight that we as a people will get to the promise land. so i'm happy tonight. i'm not worried about anything. i'm not fearing any man. mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the lord. >> and that portion of the speech was a reference to a bomb

threat called in on his flight to memphis. >> i found it interesting that dr. king died april 4th of course, the same day that maya angelou was born back in 1928. so she would have been 90 years old today. for years, she was close to dr. king, years after his death, she would not celebrate her birthday. but as much as we should mark and remember his death today, a great poet would have been 90 today. >> we talked about that speech, seemingly predicting his death. he predicked it years before it happened. after the assassination of kennedy, he told his wife, coretta, this is what's going to happen to me. i tell you, this is a sick society. when we come back, we are going lighten things up with great news from the rock. hten things up with great news from the rock. ten things up. ws from the rock.

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check out the great grandad partying at a music festival. oh. >> he's still got the moves. the father of eight shared videos of himself dancing around on the beach with other party goers. >> he's got the whole dance thing going that we do in the caribbean. limber though, the stones are hitting the road in may. he's got a young toddler at home. >> do you have the moves like jagger? >> we have the moves of something. we can see how he got that young toddler. i think you're supposed to wind your waist. wind your waist. >> okay. >> you got it. i don't. i feel like we're something from the rio. >> a dramatic experience. >> just when i got over it. >> on to actor owen wilson who taught us a lot about how to crash a party in the movie "wedding crashers." one particular fan was paying

very close attention. >> here he is, posing with party goers at a fancy fund-raiser in >> there's just one problem. that's not actually owen wilson. >> are you sure? >> it's a party crasher lookalike. here he is next to the real owen wilson. compare and contrast there. >> i can't tell the difference. >> so is a fake owen trying to give us his best -- so the one on the right is fake owen wilson. >> come on, you can tell them apart. >> i cannot. >> apparently, bizarro owen wilson's real name is allen hartwell. he was brought as an early april fool's joke. he said look, everybody i brought owen wilson to the party. >> then they found out. i'm ready. finally to the big announcement. dwayne the rock johnson says award season has brought him a new hollywood crush. he must have seen me presenting

a hollywood oscar. finally, he's ready to announce his love to the world. >> the woman took home a lot of prizes, including the big man's heart and it is frances mcdermott. >> wait, what? >> yeah, he told ellen it was the way she treated the golden globe ambassador that blew him away. >> what? >> dwayne had a special message for the oscar winner saying frances, we're going to have to exchange numbers because just between you and i, i know no one else is watching, we're going to get married. >> wait, but -- >> you thought you had something. >> she can't even do the eyebrow. >> i tear for you. i feel for you. these men, they're so cruel. one minute they're like we're all about the eyebrow thing and

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>> i don't know what they are. okay. so we're hearing for the first time from the lucky teenager who fell into the sewer and was trapped for 12 hours. >> many wondered how did he make it out alive? here's abc's whit johnson with his incredible survival story. >> reporter: the boy at the center of the sewer survival saying he intentionally left rescuers a clue. hand prints along the pipe walls where he was trapped. 13-year-old jesse hernandez talking about that 25-foot easter plunge into a toxic current, receiving only scrapes and bruises, but fearing for his life. what were you thinking about during that time? your parents? your family? >> my whole family. i didn't want to lose them. >> reporter: he slid half a mile to a hatch and there he waited more than a dozen hours. that was a sewer. >> nasty. >>reporter: smelled pretty gross, huh? >> yeah. >> reporter: finally, rescuers,

following his hand prints, opened the hatch, pulling him out. jesse asking for a phone. what did you say to your mom? >> mom, i'm okay. come pick me up. >> reporter: come pick me up, immediately, huh? you probably wanted a shower. >> yeah. >> reporter: did you get hurt at all, any cuts or bruises? >> i just got scratches right here on my face. >> reporter: on your eye. >> on my legs. >> reporter: his father getting an unexpected apology. >> he called my wife because he knows the number very well and then he was like i'm over here. and he said mom, don't get mad. i lost my phone. i was like don't worry about it. >> reporter: the missing phone likely gone forever. the missing boy back home where he belongs. whit johnson, abc news, los angeles. >> how quickly he seems to have bounced back from it all. >> he did. should we get him some purell? >> i think kendis is still tr

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