police near chicago are are crediting a good samaritan from saving a driver from the burning car. jose martinez pulled the man from the car before another bystander and police stepped in. the driver was under the influence and is facing several traffic offenses. he was treated for burns and other injuries. but police say he's alive because of martinez. a jury of seven men and five women have been seated in bill cosby's trial. this after a dispute over the jury's racial makeup. the lawyers claim the prosecution objected the inclusion of a black woman because of her race. two of the 12 jurors are are black, the rest are white.

the final shooting victim from stoneman douglas high school has been released from the high school. 15-year-old anthony was shot five times as he shielded class meats during the valentine's day rampage that killed 17 people. his attorney described the boy as still shell shocked, still in need of physical therapy and treatment for post traumatic stress disorder. >> understandably so. and to the football star who may have helped prevent a school shooting after discovering a threatening comment on his instagram account. >> julian edelman reported the threat to police and took action. here is linsey davis. >> reporter: he's known for his quick feet on the field. now he's being praised for his quick thinking which may have thwarted another school shooting. it started with a comment on his instagram account threatening to shoot up a school. i'm going to shoot my school up, watch the news. the new england patriots wide

receiver went to the police. >> we take these threats very seriously. we look into them very thoroughly. if you see something, if you hear something, say something. >> reporter: he told "the new york times" he instantly thought of t parkland shooting. with the emotions of what happened andi have a kid now, i said holy toledo, what is going on? they traced it back to a 14-year-old who they say admitted to writing the threat. they found two rifles in the teen's home that belonged to his mother. the teen was charged with making a false threat of terrorism. according to authorities 79% of last year's mass casualty attack came with warning signs that were either missed or ignored. here is a possible one that got noticed. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> and good thing it did. coming up in the skinny for one particular actress you can forget about winning an oscar in the golden globe. >> you know you have made it

when a whole category is dedicated to you. "the skinny" is coming up next. car or golden globe. inning an oscar, golden globe.

♪ skinny, just give me the skinny ♪ >> it's time for the skinning. we're kicking things off for country music fans. carrie underwood is back. you might recall she needed up to 50 stitches in her face. >> we haven't seen much of her since. she posted this one on twitter. and it does appear she's there working in a studio. a recording studio, so new music on the way. >> and it appears her face is all petter. we only see one side of. but this photo from after a month after the accident appears to show the other side. in my deep dive investigation, it looks like carrie is good as new. more important she's playing the music. >> i love that we're playing columbo and look at both sides of her face. >> it is possible one of the images is reversed, in which case, my theory is, boom.

congratulations, carrie, good to see you back at it. big little lies cleaned up. and there's going to be another season, which is awesome, with meryl streep. now she's making a name for herself on another show, "jeopardy." >> she wasn't a coestant she had an entire category dedicated to her. it was a good day to be a reese fan. check it out. >> reece witherspoon movies for 200. >> what is walk the line. >> harvard law student el woods. >> "legally blond." >> tracy flick, running for student body president. >> what is "election." >> darrel strad based on her memoir. >> what is "wild." >> actually a southern girl. >> what is "sweet home alabama." >> you ran the category. a big reese witherspoon fan.

>> so the contestant there won that category but she didn't end up winning the day. but getting a tweet from reece witherspoon is a pretty good consolation prize. >> i would think so. >> witherspoon said, way to go. she also said, "jeopardy" this made my day. >> and they responded by saying making reece witherspoon's day makes our day. it's an endless cycle of day making. >> seriously, you know you have made it when you have a category on "jeopardy." now, to someone else that is winning. remember the selfie kid at the super bowl, got the picture with justin timberlake? well, ryan mckenna is back at it sharing yet another epic selfie. >> so here he is with j.t. and julian edelman. we talked about him in the last block. so ryan was given vip tickets to justin's concert in boston when

he was on "ellen." he said he wouldn't wait to take another selfie with him. >> but he had no idea julian edelman would be there too. he was a huge pats fan, hence he was at the super bowl. not a bad year. he gets to go to the super bowl, a selfie with justin timberlake, and another one with justin timberlake. he's only 13. >> most importantly, in this photo here, he has his braces. braces are now gone. >> yeah. >> winning. watch out. so finally a 40-year-old song is burning up billboard charts thanks to a meme. >> the focus is on fleetwood mac and whether orpt you can dance to it. check it out. the song "dreams" is now number 14 on billboard's top 100 hot rock's charts. it gave a boost to the album "rumors." which is the album dreams is on. i think the whole theory is you

can't dance to fleetwood mac and this video shows you can. >> it is a marching band. i think her moves are fine. i don't want to hurt you. to hurt you.

♪ this will be great tomorrow. >> we'll have to wait a bit, though. it's still six weeks before prince harry and meghan markle are set to say i do. we have exclusive video of meghan walking down the aisle. >> all right. yeah, walking down the snack aisle in this ad for tostidos. apparently she's trying to decide what sort of snacks we should have. >> in fairness they're delicious. >> yes, they are. >> so, if they were to have them at the wedding, i don't think the guests would object.

>> you're supposed to have something nice, something blue, something american. >> you are just making things up. you have no idea. it's something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue. blue corn tortillas. yes. >> also, you have to have two of the cutest somethings t there. prince george and princess charlotte who will be part of the wedding party. >> and the big trip her mom will soon take to meet the royal family. >> reporter: with just six weeks to go until the wedding, the countdown is on and meghan is planning the finishing touches with her nearest and dearest to make it a beautiful day. >> she left london thursday with a rare break in her calendar to fly over to los angeles to spend time with her mother and she arrived equipped with sketches from the wedding and the wedding dress itself, so she could give her mom insight of how the big

day will look. >> meanwhile they're making plans to fly meghan's mom to london so she can can help with last-minute wedding planning and meet the royal family for the first time. >> it will be during her time she will see the wedding dress for the first time. >> reporter: speaking of the dress, it's the hottest guessing game in town. so the design is a surprise. >> she's been very lucky to have a close friend, a bridal expert. so she's been sort of there through the entire process from helping pick the dress designer to the smallest elements when it comes to planning the wedding. >> there you go. >> i can't wait. six weeks. >> she apparently getting it's not pinky up.drink the tea. >> no pinky? >> no pinky. you have to crook the finger. i think you're not supposed to have a straw in there. and milk after, not before and when you stir, you never clan k

the spoon on the side. >> no, because that will take you to the sunken place. don't want to --

good thursday morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm diane macedo. here are the top headlines we are following on "world news now." facebook ceo mark zukerbering is getting ready for two days of questioning on capitol hill. he'll testify about the company's data breach scandal. it's apparently bigger than first thought. we have details straight ahead. millions of americans are bundling up for a blast of winter-like weather with dips into 20s in many spots. crews have been working for hours to clear snow out of target field in minneapolis in time for baseball's home opener. baseball weather. the airport says a member of the elite thunder bird team was killed. it happened as they were

practicing aerial demonstrations. the cause of the crash is under investigation. and tiger woods is among the favorites as the master's tees off today in augusta, georgia. it's the first he'slayed in since 2013. those are some of our top stories on this thursday, april 5th. >> aouncerfrom abc news this is "world news now." >> and he hasn't won in 13 years a major tournament. >> so he might be due. >> he might. he's looking good. >> got some stiff competition, though. jordan spieth is there as well. i'm super knowledgeable on golf. >> what about rory? rory's been -- you know. >> we should move on. let's talk about facebook because our relationship with facebook, lately, has been complicated. and mark zuckerberg says it could take years to fix the problems there.

>> he'll spend two years answering questions about the company's response. it starts in the senate next tuesday and continues with the house hearing on wednesday. >> the scheduling of the hearings comes as facebook admits the data breach was much larger than anyone knew. rebecca jarvis reports. >> reporter: facebook revealing 87 million people, mostly in the u.s. may have had their information shared with cambridge analytica. ceo, mark zuckerberg, acknowledging they didn't focus enough on presenting abuse. >> we didn'take a broad enough view of what our responsibility is that was my mistake. it was my mistake. >> reporter: monday, facebook will tell users if their information may have been shared with cambridge analytical by adding a link at the top of the pace. they are announcing other

changes including restricting access for third party apps and deleting phone and text logs for up to a year. and that figure is the maximum number of people impacted. cambridge analitica says they accessed the data of no more than 30 million people and deleted it when contacted by facebook. rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >> and facebook stock has plummeted. >> 16% since midmarch. so, one thing facebook thought they would get a boost from was broadcast, if you can say broadcast, a live baseball game on facebook, only. it was going to be the new york mets verses the philadelphia phillies, 1:10 p.m. but, so many fan who is don't have facebook were angry. >> they went to twitter to voice their displeasure. facebook has a deal with mlb. they are supposed to air 25 weekday games during the season. lots of people are curious to see how the fans are going to

respond to that. >> that's the ultimate burn, they didn't go to facebook to lodge a message, they went to twitter. what's next? snapchat? were they desperate enough to do that? or myspace? what was that one friend on myspace? was it tom? sorry. go to tom and launch a complaint. all right. we'll move on right now. so the national guard troops will soon be heading to the u.s. border with mexico as president trump waits for money to fun his wall. the president signed a proclamation ordering deployment to beef up security after an up tick in illegal immigration. they will assist border patrol agents. the homeland security department has been working with bordering states. >> we hope the deployment will begin immediately.

it will be strong. we'll go through and make sure. >> mexico's foreign minister says he was assured by the u.s. the troops will not be armed. he warned militarization of the border would severely harm relations. and the u.s. and south korea have started annual military drills. this year they've reportedly been reduced in scope to facilitate talks to end the north korea's nuclear program. senators from iowa and nebraska are among officials urging the trump administration to change course. we have the report. >> reporter: the hog farms and soy bean fields of the midwest, potentially the newest battle field in a simmering trade war. china threatening to impose steep tariffs on soybeans, pork and beef. measure that is would hit farm states like illinois, iowa and nebraska the hardest. >> if it goes on long term, it's

going to hurt our economies here. >> reporter: china is the largest importer of soybeans. one in every three rows ends up there, according to the american soybean association. lawmakers, including some republicans blame president trump. they say he started this trade war by imposing steel and aluminum tariffs on china. trump calls it a necessary response to china stealing u.s. intellectual property. >> if they charge us, we charge them the same thing. that's the way it's got to be. >> reporter: nebraska farmers say the president should not take their votes in 2016 for granted. >> he needs to realize that the majority of his votes came from the agricultural area. i don't think he's supporting us right now. >> reporter: ben sasse says trump should back off the heated rhetoric. >> i don't know what the strategy is.

the language they are usi misunderstands how trade works. >> reporter: these tariffs aren't going to go into effect just yet. the u.s. and china are still negotiating behind closed doors. there's a public comment period open until mid may. you can bet members of congress are going to take advantage of it. diane? kendis? a police involved fatal shooting is raising questions about what police knew about the suspect beforehand. officers shot and killed a black man after he pointed what officers thought was a gun and turned out to pee a metal pipe. they encountered the man before and classified him as emotionally disturbed. they say the officers whose fired weapons were not wearing body cameras. the mayor of minneapolis announced a stronger, more secure device. they will have to keep their body cameras powered on throughout their entire shifts and record videos at least two

city blocks before they arrive at their call destinations. officers who fail to activate their body cameras may face a week long suspension or termination. a new video emerged in the case of the mysterious suv crash that killed a family in northern california. police believe the surveillance camera caught one of the parents buying groceries hours before driving off the cliff. they're looking into reports that she drove intentionally off the cliff, killing her, her wife and three children. and forget snow days. classes are canceled at villanueva university so they can attend victory parade for the benefit's basketball win. tens of thousands of fans are expected along the parade route and at a city hall rally today. >> they'll be a lot more polite than folks were in england.

plenty of red smoke was hit as fans gather for a big soccer match in england. they rudely welcomes the opponents, manchester city. the bus was slightly damaged. two police officers were hurt in this. liverpool fans had plenty to cheer about. they won, 3-0. that's no way to welcome your opponents. >> how about that sportsmanship, jack. how about that? >> can never condone anything like that outside the stadium. the performance on the field was impeccable. i'll take it. >> all right. >> okay. >> read the next story. >> thank you. we'll just carry on. our thanks to jack. of course thousands of people have been remembering dr. martin luther king jr. >> that's right. that was after, of course, he was shot and killed on the balcony of the lorraine hotel there. dr. king was assassinated in 1968.

the bell tolled 39 times, one for each year of his life. >> athletes and entertainers including barack obama and michelle obama, joined stevie wonder to pay tribute to dr. king in a video sharing their own dreams for the future. >> that our youth will reach their full potential without the threat of gun violence. >> those in position of power, stop abusing. >> armed police officers stop shooting and killing unarmed black men. >> no one forgets trayvon martin. >> my dream is that those that can vote will vote. >> to bring america back to its greatness. >> and my dream is to not lose anymore children to cancer. >> for every child to have the health care and education they deserve. and i would like a jet pack. >> my dream is -- >> that one day, stevie wonder will be able to see.

that's right. i love stevie, i love his music. >> to come back as a house cat. >> lebron james, nine rings. >> nine rings, wow. >> lofty goals. >> lofty goals, indeed. coming up, if you are a "star trek" fan, apparently this is your day. we're looking at first contact day. that's a thing. >> it is and we are opening up the news vault. opening up the news vault. and of course it's the really tough stains that nobody ever does ready? really? i didn't do it so when i heard they added ultra oxi to the cleaning power of tide, i knew it was just what we needed so now we can undo all the tough stains that nobody did dad? i di't do it huh, he didn't do it intrucing new tide ultra oxi;t's got to be tide

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police in illinois arrested a woman they are calling one of the worst dui offenders in the united states. they say they found her at a gas station where witnesses say she had been trying to fill her car with kerosene, rather than gasoline. she has outstanding warrants from three states and six prior dui arrests out of six states. and a jury has delivered of a mysterious death at a mansion. >> the jury has disagreed. we have the story. >> i'm in shock. >> reporter: he hung his head while the verdict was read. >> it's been a long time. >> reporter: outside, almost

seven years later, on a courthouse steps, a sister, pent up with emotion, pouring out. her attorney and husband by her side. >> and i just want to thank everybody. i want to thank the jury for spending so many weeks to get justice for rebecca. >> reporter: in 2011, the body of rebecca hanging from the balcony. the brother's boyfriend, jonah. the sheriff's department ruling it a suicide, days before his son died from a fall. the family never bought the theory. the lawyer argued he sexually assaulted, then strangled him before staging the hanging. her sister revealing the fuel behind the family's campaign to set the record straight. >> just the thought she knew she was going to die breaks my heart. just rips my heart out. >> reporter: the attorney pointing out there was no eviden, including dna that he had anything do with her

death. and blood a knife. nautical style knots on the rope. she is a tugboat captain. they demonstrated she could have tied it herself. >> the explanations of this fell apart. i think they were shaking their heads saying you got to be kidding me. >> reporter: with the verdict in, calling on the sheriff's department to reopen the criminal case. >> she was martyred and she doesn't deserve to be treated the way the sheriff's department treated her. >> thanks to michael chen in san diego. the sheriff's department says it stands by its investigation. there is no word yet on a possible appeal but we have no doubt that family still has a long legal road ahead. >> emotional case. >> many people followed that case, it seems very obvious. coming up first-contact day. >> we're going to explain what that is, next. with a tribute from our vault.

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that hurts worse than a uniform. >> come on. it's not that hard. >> it isn't that hard. >> can you do it? >> yeah, absolutely. >> keep working on that. today is a big day for "star trek" fans because it a first contact day. that marks the day in 2063 when humans make their first contact with the v,lkan. >> we are opening up the abc news vault to the glory days. >> what is your pinky doing? >> i don't know, it's bent. it's broken. >> do you know the meaning of the word treky? it describes 25 million americans. the cult following of the old tv series, "star trek." we decided to find out about the trekkies and why they were so devoted to what happens in fictional outer space aboard the famous star ship enterprise. >> i saw people living in space. >> the reason i enjoy it so much is because it is totally conceivable.

>> space, a final frontier. these are the voyages of the starship enterprise. >> the enterprise went into space in 1966 launched by nbc with a crew that became known in many households. commander kirk. >> i think a lot of people were attracted by the family of players. they grew to like the family of players. >> reporter: mr. spok whose ancestry dates back to memorable ears. >> he appeared to be devoid of emotion but i think that's a challenge. >>eporter: "star trek" was unique, but theaudience, while devoted wasn't big enough for network tv. >> our fans kept rushing to our rescue and doing torch lithe parades against nbc. >> reporter: nbc did cancel the series. but something happened. a unique phenomenon in television history.

instead of fading away, it became the most successful rerun. even now it's seen 308 time as week and is also shown overseas in 37 earthly languages. [ speaking foreign language] >> no new episodes were being made and 1973 the first treky convention was organized by joan winston. >> we expected maybe 300 people and we got 3600 and it blew our minds. >> when i first started doing "star trek," my own father went around and apologized to the neighbors. it was considered such a weird thing we were doing. there's no way they can can keep us out of space. this is an infant race. i have had people say, gee, if extraterrestrials are watching

us, won't they hate us? no, i think they think when they grow up they're really going to be something. >> figure it out yet? >> i think i got it, finally. easy. piece of cake. out yet?

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effect? >> i will tell you, bananas are my ambien food. >> really? when you're sleep eating? healthy choice. your inflammation levels should be fantastic. but they apparently make you bloated though. >> true story. it's true. so, a wild scene in northwest teris of canada. look at that. what you're looking at is more than 3200 wild reindeer. >> wow. >> they trek 100 miles across the canadian wilderness as part of their annual may inauguration. some reindeer, sadly won't make it. some don't want to move with the others. but yeah, interesting scene there. sticking with the animal theme, we are going to patman,

turkey, where a squirrel is getting a break. a scientist in istanbul decided he wanted to help the little guy, so he made a prosthetic for the squirrel with the missing paw. now he's got these wheels. he seems pretty happy to travel around once again. >> how does he crack a nut with that? he can't hold it. >> reporter: the furry creature lost -- to be snared by a hunting device. the creature from the dark lagoon. speaking of creatures, this is awesome. this is science right here. researchers in japan say monkeys need a spa day as well. this is why they love this. they study the bathing behavior of 12 japanese type of monkeys

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this morning on "world news now" president trump sends in the national guard. >> the president follows through with the plan to guard the border with the military, but will troops be making contact with immigrants? hear how mexico is responding overnight. and facebook reveals how many users were affected after it shared data improperly. here -- hear what the ceo is saying in his testimony on capitol hill. and winter will not give up. today, snow seads from the great lakes to maines millions brace for arctic air in april. so when can we finally expect relief? accuweather joins us live. and golf's biggest names begin play at the masters today, but not before this. kid caddies taking over the course. whoa!

that's not what you're supposed to do with the ball. we'll dig into this on this april 5th. cuteness overload. >> i love it. announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> i would watch golf if that's what happened all the time. no, i don't think you should take that shot. >> no! >> building sand castles. >> yeah. the thing is, john daly's been doing it for several years. we've been hating on him for it. no, not at all. we're going to start this half hour with president trump's marching orders to deploy the national guard to the southern border to curb immigration. >> they're not saying how many troops will be mobilized or what it will cost, but they had no choice but to act. the governors of all four border states where the troops are coming from have been largely supportive. the mexican president says he is waiting for clarification from the u.s. before responding.

but his foreign minister says if it results in the militarization of the border would harm relations. >> the unusual move to send in the guard comes as a new report shows how the special counsel is looking at the president. here is abc's jonathan carl. >> reporter: a day after the president surprised his own top advisers of floating the idea of using the military to secure the border with mexico -- >> we are going to be guarding our boarding with the military. >> reporter: the white house made it official, he is signing the order and the national guard could be on its way. >> we hope it begins immediately. >> reporter: homeland security secretary could not say how many troops or how much it will cost. as for what they can do, they cannot do law enforcement functions such as arresting border crossers. this would be in a support role. >> it will be strong. it will be as many as is needed to fill the gaps we have today. we'll go through and make sure. >> reporter: just last week the president suggested he would use

military funds to build his border wall. >> does the president have the authority to use money that congress has appropriated to the department of defense to build the border wall? >> what he meant is there are some lands that the department of defense owns right on the border that are actually areas where we see elicit activity. we're looking into options to build the wall on military installations on the border. >> reporter: but pentagon officials tell abc news, the military has no land on the mexican border. the closest is the gold water practice range in arizona which is not actually on the border. meanwhile, regarding the special counsel investigation, abc news confirmed president trump has been informed by robert mueller's team that he is not, at this point, a criminal target of the investigation. but he is a subject and therefore mueller wants to interview him. >> and what is his reaction

learning he's not a target? >> we know what we did and didn't do, so none of this comes as much of a surprise. >> reporter: some of the president's legal advisers said it would be a terrible mistake to voluntarily talk to robert mueller. the president, himself has said repeatedly, he is willing, even eager to talk to mueller and would do so under oath. the white house said nothing to suggest that has changed. jonathan carl, abc news, the white house. and the white house is playing down president trump's statements of wanting to withdraw troops from syria very soon. the president reportedly signaled to his advisers he wants all troops out within six months. then the white house said they are continuing to consult with allies about future plans and indicated there is no change in policy and no time line for a pullout. a breaking development in the crash of an air force f-16 jet. the air force says a member of its elite thunder bird's team

was killed in the crash. the accident occurred at the air force base. an investigation is underway. this is the third crash involving a military aircraft in the past two days. one involved the superstallion chopper that went down in california near the mexican border. the bodies of four marines have been recovered from that crash sight. the cause of the crash is also under investigation. delta airlines says it's the victim of a data breach. the airline telling customers the incident involved a chat service provider it uses frequently. delta says a small number of customer's payment information was exposed during a two week period from late september to october of last year. it claims no other personal details like passport information was affected. delta says passengers won't be responsible if their information was used to make fraudulent purchases. and the facebook ceo mark zuckerberg will face two days of questioning on capitol hill next week. he is going to appear before senators on tuesday and the house committee will ask questions about the data breach

on wednesday. facebook says up to 87 million people, mostly in the u.s., may have had their information improperly shared with the political consulting firm, cambridge analitica. far more than the 50 million initially suspected. zuckerberg admitted his company hasn't focused enough on preventing abuse. >> we didn't take a broad enough view of what our responsibility is. and that was a huge mistake. that was my mistake. >> zuckerberg says fixing facebook problems will take several years. you should note, facebook stock has been spiraling some 16% in the last three weeks. police in northern california say they questioned the youtube shooter hours before she opened fire and wounded three people. mountain view police say they found her asleep in her parked car 30 miles from youtube's headquarters. she said she was having problems

with her family and had left home, but they found no indication she posed a threat to herself or others. her brother, who did not want to show his face on camera says he warned police more than once when they realized she might be near youtube headquarters. >> so we called the cop again and told them that she went from san diego to there. >> the mountainview police department said they never mentioned potential acts of violence or possibility of her lashing out as a result of her issues with her videos. oklahoma is bracing for a fourth day of teacher strikes today. the republican governor, mary fallon signed a measure last week granting 15 to 18% salary increases. but teachers are demanding more than a 20% pay hike. oklahoma does rank 49th in teacher pay, but the state ranks near the bottom for overall household income. overseas, labor strikes

aren't new for france. the current rail strike is virtually crippling the country. so this is passengers in paris who resorted to climbing through windows of what few trains were still running. nearly 90% of all trains in france aren't running at all this morning. the president, emanuel macron is holding firm against rail unions in his plan to abolish benefit system that allows workers jobs for life with the rail system. it is that time again. the best golfers in the world are in georgia for the masters. >> golf's first major tournament of the year starts today and tiger woods is the marquee name. woods is seeking his fifth green jacket. although, it's been more than a decade since the last one, 13 years since the last one. he tees off at about 10:45 eastern time. >> master's tradition is for the golfer's children to dress up like caddies and hang out with their dads during the par 3 contest.

the result is cuteness overload. >> the grandson of golf legend jack nicklaus hit a great shot. this is ton 18th. the ball kept rolling. did he do it? >> oh! oh! hole in one! >> wow. i tell you, this golf nepotism is going to another degree here. it was the 15-year-old's first ever hole in one. he called it the most special day ever on a golf course. >> i'd say. >> the kid tossing the ball, i don't know whose kid that was but very cute. >> lots of big names playing. odds makers are looking for jordan spieth and thomas. lots of people pulling for tiger. 13 years for tiger. it's his due, again. coming up, spring apparently started weeksago, but millions of us are still waiting and whining about this.

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class was in session at this elementary school in kansas when an intense gust of wind tore the roof off the cafeteria. students say it sounded like an explosion. luckily no one was hurt but a couple of cars were trashed. quite scary. >> try explaining that to your insurance company. >> no, no, no, the roof fell off, i didn't do anything. and check out these power lines in buffalo, new york. they were no match for the winds gusting up to 60 miles an hour. thousands are still without power this morning. and take a look at central wisconsin where residents are digging out after a record spring snowfall of 10-12 inches. even they're upset with this. >> spring, spring snowfall.

>> the person we can blame is accuweather's paul williams. he joins us live. now, normally paul is on tape. we called him in to try to figure out, paul, we need answers to our many questions. >> okay, what is your question? what is your first question? >> what's your problem, paul? >> first of all, you know what? before we even get started, throw another piece of paper at me again, kendis and i'll come see you. don't play. i'll tell your mama. >> he can't do it twice. >> i know. i see alerts above you. are those like -- >> okay. yeah, here we go. we have high wind warning still in effect for upstate new york. wind advisories in boston, vermont, new hampshire, going into maine. the deal is this, it's going to be drier, but still cold. and we're going to see lake effect snow.

more snow showers in northern portions of maine. now, thursday night going into friday, another low bringing mainly snow up towards montreal, a mix towards boston and another, i'm sorry to say, ten inches of snow. cincinnati, kansas city and toward rapid city. >> i like that paul now apologizes before giving the weather forecast. paul, i'm nicer than kendis. i'm going to to leof the hook here. where are we having nice weather? >> you know, to be honest, nobody seems to be letting me off the hook. let me explain what i'm talking about. in the northwest, they're mad because it's soggy in seattle and portland. there's a problem there. go to the southwest. they are mad it's raining in san francisco, too cloudy in los angeles. arctic air is causing problems with snow. in omaha, down in the deep south, my classmates are mad from jackson state. it's stormy in april. that's nothing new.

they're mad in miami because it's raining in miami. and indiana it's record setting rain and flooding in indianapolis. rainy in columbus and more scattered snow showers from buffalo to boston and bangor. in new york, at least morning scattered showers. and let me tell you something. you got a complaint about the weather, get in the back of the complaint line. take a number. >> pull a ticket with a number on it. >> did he just walk off? he's tired of our whining? >> paul williams just dropped the mike on us. >> we have no cheese for that whine. >> by the way, even hawaii, they are complaining. >> he officially dropped the mike on us. >> wow! >> bravo, paul williams. that might be the best weather report i've ever seen. >> just give up. we'll be back. we should try that. the walk off. we're done. >> all right, everyby, well -- >> who's with me? >> we'll be back after this break. maybe not. >> we're done.

maybe not. >> we're done.

we're back with a remembrance of dr. martin luther king jr., on the 50th anniversary of his assassination. >> a new documentary is revealing some of his most candid moments in the last few years of his life. here is linsey davis. >> reporter: king's work has long been celebrated publicly. the intimate moments of his private, personal life, rarely seen, until now. ♪ happy birthday >> reporter: those candid moments captured in the new hbo documentary, "king in the wilderness." >> we know you don't need much. >> reporter: dr. clayton worked with king and was a close friend of the family. here she is celebrating what would ultimately be his last birthday. >> when you go to jail, here is a shoe string. >> people are surprised to know he was just the funniest person, ever. people can't imagine him laughing and telling jokes and having a good time. >> reporter: the new film traces the last three years of his life, the time those closest to him say his smile began to fade.

>> the most difficult time of his life was 18 months before his assassination. >> i will continue to preach nonviolence. >> reporter: those tough moments front and center in the documentary, all leading up to the painful details of his death. clayton was with king's widow, the day he died. >> she said now i've got to talk to the boys. will you go in the room with me? and i said and yes. she took me in the room and had almost a death grip on my arm as she told the boys. she said later was the hardest thing for her. >> reporter: the film's director said he thought it was crucial to have witnesses to history like clayton tell those difficult stories. >> people think i have a dream was his career. in fact, there were three very controversial years that followed. >> reporter: a perspective that shines light on how we view dr. king. >> i think king, to this generation is either a granite

statue or a card board figure and we wanted to bring him to life. >> reporter: in remembrance of dr. king, his granddaughter joined other boys and girls of every race just as her grandfather had envisioned. these teens marching 50 miles from mississippi to memphis. >> this symbolizes how we've moved forward. >> reporter: three generations walking side by side. >> these guys will be able to say, 50 years from now, they were part of making history around dr. king's legacy. >> reporter: they say he provided us a blueprint, a vision, a dream, all outlined in his most recited speech, things the king family say matter just as much today. >> i have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character. >> so many people who lived through it do remember where

they were the night it all happened. the hbo documentary is online now. coming up, the holy sacrament gets a lift. the mix is next. the holy sacrament gets a lift. the mix is next.

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and keeps it there longer with lock-in moisture technology skin is petal smooth after all, a cleanser's just a cleanser unless it's olay. all right. time for your mix on this thursday and there's a certain church in brazil that's sort of like reinventing history. so, you know communion in most catholic church is brought in it's an official ceremony. >> the presentation of the gifts. >> the presentation of the gifts. so ts church in brazil has really gotten it from the holy spirit. look at it. it comes in via drone. >> what's that lady doing? does she know how a drone works? >> yeah. they cheered it on. so, there goes the communion coming in for a landing. >> oh, boy, this could go wrong. >> people who posted the video

are none too pleased afterwards. people who have seen it are angry. some comments included this is sacrileges silliness, this is stupid. this is scandalous. this is proclamation. gets the purpose across. >> gets the job done. >> yeah, i guess. all right. the holy drone. >> bless up everybody. bless up. >> literally. over to maybe my favorite story of the week. i want to introduce you to luke terry, a freshman from tennessee. he's a viral sensation because of his basebl ills.luke is a cay baseball team at school. he's an excellent player but only has one arm. so he's figured out how to catch the ball, toss his glove and throw the ball when needed. he's actually awesome at getting players out trying to steal bases, great at getting people out at home plate and the team's top hitter. imagine swinging a bat with one arm. incredible.

he says he doesn't really think about it. his fans say you're an inspiration and for him it's what he does. >> natural. good swing on him. >> pretty awesome. so there's a restaurant in florida, the tampa area called the sea house. it has an interesting menu. they're focusing on what they call the big three and only having items with the letter "c." >> there's champagne and cheesecake. >> oh, your fav. >> so, on their menu is cheesy mac and chili. chopped and chilled. crafted hand held community shareables. compliments. i think they're stretching a little bit with some of the names. >> may some cider to drink? >> cider. that starts with an "s." >> fine then. now, to an unforgivable crime. there she is on the beach when

this seagull comes and steals this woman's bacon. oh, the humanity.

this morning on "world news now" the deep freeze across the country as spring stalls. a giant mass of cold air is keeping winter conditions in play for millions and those conditions are not letting up. also, this morning, the president's order to send troops to the border catches mexico by surprise. the national guard preparing to deploy while trump rallies support for building his wall. new this half hour, ancestry.com dna test leads to a seriously troubling allegation against a fertility doctor. >> did he use his own semen to help a couple get pregnant over 30 years ago? that child grown up suing the doctor. >> and fleetwood mac is making a comeback.

their 40-year-old song is cl bi the billboard charts, all thanks to an unusual meme. we are going to dust o our vinyl records in "the skinny" on this thursday, april 5th. >> announcer: from abc news this is "world news now." >> i don't know. ♪ thunder only happens when it's raining ♪ >> is that how it works? you look like one of the cheerleaders from the historical black college. they're dancing to the same groove. we're going to break this down why this song is growing in popularity, again. but start with spring taking its sweet time to arrive. instead, millions of americans are bracing for a blast of icy cold with temperatures plunging into the single digits in some parts. >> nearly ten inches of snow blanketed streets of green bay, wisconsin, creating a mess on roads. waterways are spilling over in

indianapolis neighborhoods. the fire department had crews conduct welfare checks on residents trapped in their homes. >> a cold front blew across west texas triggering a massive dust storm. this is the scene in odessa there. kind of captivating to look at. >> wow. >> so, after all that snow, flooding, dusts, locusts, what else could spring possibly have in store for us? for the answers, we turn to the most wanted man in america, accuweather's paul williams. paul, i mean, that's all we got, right? everything. >> and then there was more, actually. because we're looking for drier but colder conditions throughout the northeast. bracing for snow to spread thursday night into friday throughout the great lakes region. this is thursday into friday night throughout the northeast. then friday going to friday night, watching out more snow up towards cincinnati, kansas city towards rapid city. but not just there. on the west coast, the problem

is heavy rain with very moist air pumping into central and northern portions of california, and then we're watching out for heavy rain from dallas to memphis to nashville covering the entire lower mississippi valley region as well as the south. and by this weekend a little more snow for the northeast and storms in the southeast. >> so we don't even have a good weekend to look forward to? >> yeah. >> well, you know, it's all about who you spend your time with, dear. that's what it's really about. because meteorologically, no. we're looking at a snow threat saturday into saturday night. snow storms in louisville, pittsburgh, d.c., up towards boston. and this low that's going to swing right through and mix up in the upper atmosphere. >> a good weekend to netflix and chill. >> yes, with a young lady named sunshine. that's the only way you're going to see sunshine. >> paul williams, thanks to you. thanks for the life advice, appreciate that. >> relationship goals.

thanks, paul. president trump has cleared the way for national guard troops to head to the mexico border to help in the fight against illegal immigration. >> he signed an order saying the situation reached a point of crisis. homeland security chief says troops will provide nonlaw enforcement support such as aerial surveillance. she had no details on the size, cost or time line of the deployment. >> governors have largely welcomed the move but mexico's foreign minister is expressing caution saying mexico will watch over its sovereignty and national interest. and despite concerns, expressed by president trump, hundreds of central american migrants traveling through mexico are not expected to head to the u.s. border. they're part of an annual caravan aimed at raising awareness of the poverty they face in their countries. organizers say they will take part in an immigrants right symposium in pueblo where they

can get rights and visas. most want to stay in mexico. the epa minister is defending his decision to rent a low cost condo from the wife of an energy lobbyist. in a fox news interview, pruitt insisted the $50 a night apartment near capitol hill was fair market value. the white house is investigating the living arrangement. when asks if the president was okay with the actions, the press secretary said he is not. pruitt denied his job is in jeopardy. >> the president and i talk often and he offered encouraging words to me and i enjoy serving him and serving the agenda we've set out together. i can tell you we are focussed on the job here at the agency and doing it well. i think he and others recognize that across the country. >> scott pruitt in what was a combative interview with fox news. he blamed his staff for approving two huge pay raises

for employees. one topped $50,000. he says he just found out about the raises and corrected them right away. the u.s. government is reportedly planning to impose new sanctions. this week, against wealthy russians with ties to the russian president, vladimir putin. they expected punishment was authorized under a law tgeting moscow for meddling in the presidential election. it's not clear how many will be sanctioned. but it could be the most aggressive move so far against russia's business elite. and learning new details of the youtube shooter leading up to the attack at the youtube headquarters. police are looking through surveillance video from a gun range where the shooter spent about two hours before she opened fire and wounded three people. abc's marci gonzalez has more. >> reporter: with guns drawn, police searching a home in san diego connected to the youtube shooter, piecing together the planning that led her here to the company's headquarters in northern california tuesday, where police say she shot three people before killing herself.

>> suspect went to a local gun range yesterday, yesterday morning, prior to visiting youtube. >> reporter: prepping for and carrying out a rampage motivated investigators believe by a deep anger toward youtube. along with eclectic videos. she recently posted rants telling her tens of thousands of subscribers youtube started censuring her. limiting her viewers and therefore her livelihood, claiming she only made ten cents for 300,000 views. >> my old videos that used to get many views, i stopped getting views. >> reporter: her family saying they first grew concern after she disappeared this weekend. police finding her sleeping in a car in this walmart parking lot early tuesday, 30 miles from youtube headquarters. her brother, who didn't want to show his face says they warned police about why she might be in the area. >> she has problem with youtube.

we called the cop again and said there's a reason she went all the way from san diego to there. >> there was no information whatsoever there was indication of violence. >> reporter: and two other people shot here have been released from the hospital. the third is being treated, but his condition has been upgraded from critical to serious. marci gonzalez, abc news, san bruno, california. >> good to hear, marci, thank you. now, to a retired fertility doctor in idaho who's being accused of using his own sperm to fertilize his patient. she discovered he is her biological father through dna testing through ancestry,.com. the doctor treated her parents in 1980 in what was supposed to be sperm from a young donor who looked like her dad. they say he did not fit that criteria. they're now suing him, his wife and fertility clinic for $10 million in damages. >> interesting situation in

mississippi. >> some sonic workers are fed up with one part of their job. >> they posted this sign at the drive-through. it says, attention, if you are smoking weed in the drive-through, you will not be served. please show some common curtesy and smoke and air out before pulling up to order. they say the sign is actually working. >> it's manners. the store manager says fewer are pulling up with pot smoke waiving from inside their car. she says a lot of people are coming through to take a picture of the sign. it's now famous. >> i wonder if fewer customers are coming at all. >> i can't go there to take care of my munchies. mississippi is one of 22 states that have decriminalized possession of small amounts of pot. i wonder if there's a correlation. no?

>> we'll find out. all right sonic, good luck to you. coming up the nfl star that may have prevented a school shooting after a post on social media account. and later in the skinny we're learning more about carrie underwood. she is back in the studio. the country star taking a break to recover after an accident last year left her with nearly 50 stitches. how is she doing now? you are watching "world news now." stitches. how is she doing now? you are watching "world news now." my gums are irritated. i don'have to woy about that, do i? actually, you do. harmful bacteria lurk just below the gum line, and if you're not taking care of your gums, you're not taking care of your mouth. so now i use this. crest gum detoxify. introducing new crest gum detoxify... it works below the gum line and is clinically proven to neutralize harmful plaque bacteria and help reverse early gum damage. new gum detoxify, from crest. gums are good. so is my check up! crest. healthy, beautiful smiles for life. you wouldn't accept from any one else.

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police near chicago are are crediting a good samaritan from saving a driver from the burning car. jose martinez pulled the man from the car before another bystander and police stepped in. the driver was under the influence and is facing several traffic offenses. he was treated for burns and other injuries. but police say he's alive because of martinez. a jury of seven men and five women have been seated in bill cosby's trial. this after a dispute over the jury's racial makeup. cosby's lawyers claim the prosecution objected the inclusion of a black woman because of her race. two of the 12 jurors are are black, the rest are white. the final shooting victim from stoneman douglas high

school has been released from the hospital. 15-year-old anthony was shot five times as he shielded classmates during the valentine's day rampage that killed 17 people. his attorney described the boy as still shell shocked, still in need of physical therapy and treatment for post traumatic stress disorder. >> understandably so. and to the football star who may have helped prevent a school shooting after discovering a threatening comment on his instagram account. >> the new england patriots receiver julian edelman reported the threat to police and took action. here is linsey davis. >> reporter: he's known for his quick feet on the field. now he's being praised for his quick thinking which may have thwarted another school shooting. it started with a comment on his instagram account threatening to shoot up a school. an instagram user notified edelman of the post saying, i'm

going to shoot my school up, watch the news. the new england patriots wide receiver went to the police. >> we take these threats very seriously. we look into them very thoroughly. if you see something, if you hear something, say something. >> reporter: he told "the new york times" he instantly thought of the parkland shooting. with the emotions of what happened and i have a kid now, i said holy toledo, what is going on? police say they traced the message back to a 14-year-old in port huron, michigan who admitted to writing the threat. they found two rifles in the teen's home that belonged to his mother. the teen was charged with making a false threat of terrorism. according to authorities 79% of last year's mass casualty attack came with warning signs that were either missed or ignored. here is a possible one that got noticed. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> and good thing it did. coming up in the skinny for one particular actress you can forget about winning an oscar in the golden globe. >> you know you have made it

when "jeopardy" dedicates a whole category to you. "the skinny" is coming up next. car or golden globe. inning an oscar, golden globe.

♪ skinny, just give me the skinny ♪ >> it's time for "the skinny." we're kicking things off for country music fans. carrie underwood is back. you might remember, she fell downstairs and broke her wrist and needed 50 stitches in her face. >> we haven't seen much of her since. she posted this one on twitter. and it does appear she's there working in a studio. a recording studio, so new music on the way. >> and it appears her face is all better. we only see one side of it in this pic. but this photo from after a month after the accident appears to show the other side. in my deep dive investigation, it looks like rrie is good as new. more important, she's making more music so i'm pumped. >> i love that we're playing columbo and look at both sides of her face. >> it is possible one of the images is reversed, in which case, my theory is, boom. i like to say, congratulations,

carrie, good to see you back at it. reese witherspoons is having a good year. big little lies cleaned up. and there's going to be another season, which is awesome, with meryl streep. now she's making a name for herself on another show, "jeopardy." >> she wasn't a contestant. she had an entire category dedicated to her. let's just say it was a good day to be a reese fan. check it out. >> reece witherspoon movies for 200. >> singer, june carter. >> what is walk the line. >> harvard law student el woods. >> "legally blond." >> tracy flick, running for student body president. >> what is "election." >> darrel strade, based on her memory. >> what is "wild." >> actually a southern girl. >> what is "sweet home alabama." >> you ran the category. a big reese witherspoon fan. >> so the contestant there won that category but she didn't end

up winning the day. but getting a tweet from reece witherspoon is a pretty good consolation prize. >> i would think so. >> witherspoon said, way to go. she also said, "jeopardy" this made my day. >> forget the oscar, the emmy, golden globes, all that. the show responded, saying making reese witherspoon's day makes our day. it's an endless cycle of day making. >> seriously, you know you have made it when you have a category on "jeopardy." now, to someone else that is winning. remember the selfie kid at the super bowl, got the picture with justin timberlake? well, ryan mckenna is back at it sharing yet another epic selfie. >> so here he is with j.t. and julian edelman. we talked about him in the last block. so ryan was given vip tickets to justin's concert in boston when he was on "ellen." at the time, justin told him he

couldn't wait to take another selfie with him. >> but he had no idea julian edelman would be there too. a welcome surprise given ryan is a huge pats fan, hence why he was at the super bowl. not a bad year. he gets to go to the super bowl, a selfie with justin timberlake, and another selfie with j.t. and edelman. he's only 13. >> most importantly, in this photo here, he has his braces. braces are now gone. >> yeah. >> winning. watch out. so finally a 40-year-old song is burning up billboard charts thanks to a meme. >> the focus is on fleetwood mac and whether or not you can dance to fleetwood mac. check it out. the song "dreams" is now number 14 on billboard's top 100 hot rock songs chart. it gave a boost to the album "rumors." which is the album dreams is on. >> thousands are kids are now learning about what a guitar is. i don't know that it works. >> i think the whole theory is

you can't dance to fleetwood mac and this video shows you can. >> it is a marching band. i think her moves are fine. i don't want to hurt you.

♪ this will be great tomorrow. >> we'll have to wait a bit, though. it's still six weeks before prince harry and meghan markle are set to say i do. we have exclusive video of meghan walking down the aisle. >> all right. yeah, walking down the snack aisle in this ad for tostidos. it just recently surfaced, but clearly, she's trying to decide what sort of snacks she should have. >> in fairness they're delicious. >> yes, they are. >> so, if they were to have them at the wedding, i don't think the guests would object.

>> you're supposed to have something nice, something blue, something american. >> you are just making things up. you have no idea. it's something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue. blue corn tortillas. yes. >> also, you have to have two of the cutest somethings out there. prince george and princess charlotte who will be part of the wedding party. >> boom! breaking news. you heard it here. >> we are hearing of a secret trip meghan took and the trip her mom will soon take to meet the royal family. >> reporter: with just six weeks to go until the wedding, the countdown is on and meghan is planning the finishing touches with her nearest and dearest to make it the perfect day. >> she left london thursday with a rare break in her calendar to fly over to los angeles to spend time with her mother and she arrived equipped with sketches from the wedding and the wedding dress itself, so she could give her mom insight of how the big day will look.

>> reporter: back in london, harry took the weekend to hang out with the boys. meanwhile, they're making plans to ply meghan's mom to london so she can help with last minute wedding planning and meet the royal family for the first time. >> it will be during her time she will see the wedding dress for the first time. >> reporter: speaking of the dress, it's the hottest guessing game in town. so the design is a surprise. >> she's been very lucky to have a close friend, a bridal expert. so she's been sort of there through the entire process from helping pick the dress designer to the smallest elements when it comes to planning the wedding. >> there you go. >> i can't wait. six weeks. >> meghan's also getting lessons on how to drink tea, apparently. it's not pinky up. >> no pinky? >> no pinky. you have to crook the finger. i think you're not supposed to have a straw in there. and milk after, not before and wh y stir, you never clank

the spoon on the side. >> no, because that will take you to the sunken place. don't want to -- >> you okay?

making news in america this morning, president trump makes it official ordering national guard troops to the southern border declaring a point of crisis in the crackdown on illegal immigrants. this morning, the mounting questions. how many troops? what will it cost and the new figures overnight on the rising number of illegal border crossings. facebook under fire revealing millions more accounts may have been exploited by political consultants. mark zuckerberg with his boldest comments yet. >> that was a huge mistake. it was my mistake. >> this morning the change the company is now making. worn out textbooks and broken chairs, striking teachers fight back as they demand more state funds for the classroom and outrage grows after the governor compares them to