troy aikman, quarterback, ucla. troy aikman, quarterback, ucla. >> and so, it is now officially official, if you will. troy aikman is a member of the dallas cowboys. >> look how young he looked back then. >> ah, troy. >> three-time super bowl winning quarterback, troy aikman, going first overall in the 1989 nfl draft. and nearly 20 years later, troy aikman, again, returned to the draft last night to serve as i'd say shield for roger goodell

against booing fans. >> a human shield. >> yeah. >> it didn't work so well. with roger staubach, and the boos kept coming. >> it didn't matter that there were fellow cowboys on the stage. it's becoming a time-honored tradition, really. he didn't win anybody over with this response. >> i can't believe you guys are booing the cowboys. come on. >> ah, good try, goodell. good try. >> better luck next year. here's someone who did get plenty of cheers and well deserved. steelers linebacker, ryan shazier who walked without assistance for the very time in public since a serious spinal injury during a game late last year. he helped in announcing the selection for the pittsburgh steelers there, there he is, making that pick.

as for the overall number one pick, we heard from roger goodell. >> with the first pick in the 2018 nfl draft, the cleveland browns select baker mayfield. >> all right, so the heisman trophy winner from oklahoma getting mixed reactions from some of the long-suffering browns fans. >> but notice who's missing? where is baker. >> bueller? >> bueller? the number one pick wasn't even at the draft. one theory was that he was in kabul with johnny manziel. maybe he was hanging out with ryan leaf somewhere. but he was actually at his parents' home, watching with friends and family in the backyard. >> oh, that's cute. so we thought the reaction was huge, but since we didn't really get to see it, we're just going to have to imagine it. here's what we picture. >> oh.

>> he's got moves. >> he really does have moves. >> there we go. so i'm guessing somewhere with the family in the backyard, this is what was going on. >> watch him nae nae. is that him? >> that was a pta meeting. >> he's got some moves. >> that's at a pta meeting. imagine what he'll do when he finds out he's the first draft pick. >> i'm sorry, cleveland, you're going to have another quarterback bust. >> let's show some of the guys who were there, shall we? like saquon barkley. second overall pick was chosen by the giants. he grew up a jets fan. >> the jets had the third pick and they are picking this dude, sam darnold of usc all the way across the country to new york city. >> j-e-t-s, jets, jets, jets!

>> that was impressive. lamar jackson. going with the green gucci suit and the bow tie. >> that's not the best part. if you look even closer, he has little ufos on his shirt. >> space was apparently a theme. because here's the fifth pick. >> ooh, i like that. >> the new bronco, bradley chubb with a cosmic-lined jacket from michael strahan's exclusive jc penney line. >> but the fashion winner was already in the league. newest pizza hut spokesman, juju shuster smith.

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"when is the ring comin'?" yeah, a-rod, when is the ring coming? we also got a behind the scenes look at what it takes to get ready for a red carpet like this. and we learned that she does her own makeup. >> and uses her own products from her cosmetic line. we caught a glimpse of a familiar face. there's lynda! our occasional sometimes "world news now" anchor. lynda lopez. >> but can j. lo do the smoky eye? i mean, the real kendis gibson take on the john mayer smoky eye. i mean, that's where makeup is at. >> even our friends at knbc, they tried to get in on the whole smoky eye thing, our morning crew there. >> you've got some competition. >> i don't know, mr. palmer, looking good there. >> where there's smoke, there's fire. >> i love that part.

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abandoned in the middle of the street. the injured loaded onto stretchers and raced to hospitals. the suspect in that deadly waffle house shooting is finally in custody. >> i'd get somebody over here. this is right where he lives, the suspect y'all are looking for. >> charged with four counts of murder from sunday's waffle house massacre. the investigation widening as the community mourns four victims. overnight, president trump and the first lady hosting the french president and his wife at a lavish state dinner. >> president macron came with an agenda. he wants the u.s. to stay in the iran nuclear deal. >> if iran threatens us in any way, they will pay a price like few countries have ever paid. that former officer who went on a reign of terror for so many years. >> it is time for all victims to

grieve. i have some pretty serious hoarding tendencies. every time i try decluttering, it doesn't go so well. toss. keep. >> anything that is in this space should have earned its right to be here. >> karen says focus on three categories. either you're keeping it forever, displaying it temporarily or acknowledge how much you appreciate it and throw it away. >> i barely got my breath back from this tee shirt. >> [ bleep ]. >> apparently on the rim, uranus smells. >> seriously? >> i laugh just watching it. >> i've watched it so many more times than i care to admit. oh, my god. uranus smells, now you know. daytime emmy awards are on sunday and nerd prom in d.c. the correspondents dinner this weekend. >> check us out on facebook.

g good morning, i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. history made. kim jong un becomes the first north korean leader to ever cross the southern border, sitting down with the south korean president for a rare summit and putting his willingness to give up his nuclear weapons to the test. bill cosby is on house arrest after a jury in pennsylvania found him guilty of drugging and sexually assaulting a woman 14 years ago. the 80-year-old is set for sentencing within the next 90 two former nbc staffers accusing tom brokaw. and he is number one.

baker mayfield is moving from oklahoma to ohio. cleveland made him the top pick in the nfl draft. >> where was he? >> at home. >> at home. >> watching with the fam. those are some of our top stories on this friday, april 27. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> i'm not going to go. i'm going to hang out in the backyard and watch with the fam. >> he knew the draft takes several, several days. he didn't want to hang out thinking he'd be taken in the first hour. little did he know. that would be the case. but we're going to start with the president railing against virtually everything plaguing his presidency. >> he called in to "fox & friends." he acknowledged that michael company he then represented him

in the case involving stormy daniels. but he said cohen handled very little of his legal work and appeared to distance himself from his long-time fixer. >> i would say probably the big thing is his business, and they're looking into something having to do with his business. i have nothing to do with his business. i can tell you he's a good guy. >> isn't his business your attorney, mr. president? >> just so you understand. i have many, many attorneys. sadly, i have so many attorneys you wouldn't even believe. >> the president mentioning cohen's business about a dozen times during that interview. within hours, prosecutors in new york cited the president's comments in court papers to bolster their argument that most of the records the fbi seized from cohen is not protected by attorney-client privilege. >> they said if he played such a small role in the president's legal issues that must play a small part. verbal fireworks erupted on capitol hill as epa chief scott pruitt answered tough questions. he denied he did anything wrong and insisted he has nothing to hide.

but one congressman told pruitt he was unfit to hold public office. mary bruce has details. >> reporter: the embattled head of the epa, scott pruitt, defiant as he walked into a grilling on capitol hill. inside, lawmakers let loose. >> you seem to view the epa budget as a personal slush fund. >> if i were the president, i wouldn't want your help, i'd just get rid of you. >> i have nothing to hide as it relates to how i've run the agency the past 16 months. >> but again and again pruitt deflected blame, pointing the finger at his own staff, saying they were the ones that ordered a $43,000 private phone booth for his office. >> i was not involved in the approval of the $43,000. and if i had known about it, congressman, i would have refused it. >> that seems a bit odd. if something happens in my office especially to the tune of $43,000, i know about it before during and after.

>> reporter: he claims it was his security team that decided he should fly first class. one republican congressman trying to help. >> it is not illegal. it may look bad, but it's not illegal. >> reporter: pruitt was also asked whether he authorized hefty pay raises for two long-time aides. pruitt previously said he knew nothing about it, but now he acknowledges he did know about one of those raises. >> that decision was made by -- >> yes or no? >> delegations gave that authority. >> so that's a yes. one of the aides who received the substantial raise said you were aware of and supported the raises, is that true? >> i think with respect to the raises -- >> was that true? >> i was not aware of the amount. >> reporter: after six hours of testimony the one question still unanswered. >> mr. administrator, why not take responsibility. doesn't the buck stop with you?

>> reporter: sources inside the white house admit this was a tough day for pruis. he likely didn't change many minds. but he was likely speaking to an audience of one, the president, and they say it's his support that matters most. mary bruce, capitol hill. also on capitol hill, the house chaplain is speaking out for the first time about his forced resignation by speaker paul ryan. father patrick conroy says he was never given an explanation. an aide to ryan also refused to offer a reason, but democrats contend it stems from a prayer last year about economic disparities among social classes. overnight, history, a historic summit between north and south korea. kim jong un crossing the border for the very time to meet with moon jae-in. officials from seoul are describing the meetings as sincere and candid. and the talks were candid on denuclearization. they discussed healing scars and kim jokingly promised that he

will no longer wake up moon with as many missile tests. angela merkel arrives in washington today with the same message delivered by french president macron. that the u.s. and europe must be united on issues like the iran nuclear deal, but this visit will be very different than macron's. jordan phelps has the details. >> reporter: it was just a few days ago that the president pulled out all the stops for the french president. and already he is welcoming another world leader to the white house. german chancellor angela merkel. but there will be no fancy military parade or state dinner on this trip. her visit is strictly business. while macron and trump made for fast friends, merkel's first oval office meeting was remembered because there was no handshake at all. but for all the differences

between the two visits, merkel arrives in washington with the same mission as the french president, to try and persuade the u.s. president not to tear up the iran nuclear deal. >> we find it at the initiative of the united states, that is why we cannot say we should get rid of it like that. >> reporter: president trump has repeatedly threatened to withdraw from the agreement. >> in the event we are not able to reach a solution working with congress and our allies, then the agreement will be terminated. >> reporter: but next month he could actually make good on those threats when he faces a deadline. while president trump has not indicated whether he's made a final decision, president macron predicted after his visit with the president that the united states would withdraw from the agreement. we're learning about another summit. the white house has announced

that he will visit britain july 13. it will be a working visit with theresa may. amazon has given itself a raise by boosting its cost of prime membership in the united states. it is blaming rising costs for a nearly 20% hike in prime membership from $99 to $119. the company also announced that sales from its first quarter are up 43%, worth more than $1.5 billion in profits. we are responsible for about 50% of that. >> yep. >> you, me, chris campbell here on staff. >> order a lot of stuff on amazon. all right, we can bid a welcome to jeff bezos doing renovations on his washington, d.c. home. >> he is making changes to his 27,000 square foot mansion in d.c. it's the largest home in d.c.

he paid $23 million. he's reportedly planning to add $12 million. >> the place is a dump right now. it needs some updating. >> a real fixer-upper. >> when it's finished it will be two properties. 11 bedrooms, 25 bathrooms. >> what? >> 25 bathrooms. five living rooms. >> that's for number one and number two and three and four. >> i don't know what's going on there. >> three kitchens, two workout rooms and a ballroom. no home is complete without a ballroom and 25 bathrooms. >> amazing. coming up, he was once dubbed america's dad and celebrated for clean comedy. now he's a convicted sex offender. what will bill cosby's legacy be? and it's been a big night for marvel fans.

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assaulting a woman in his home. >> given his age and clean criminal record he may be able to get a shorter sentence. >> a stunning fall from grace for a man who was more than just an entertainer but role model who broke barriers. >> cosby's legacy has fully shifted into the hands of his many alleged victims. >> reporter: it is 1984, and the very first episode of "the cosby show" is premiering. >> let's put on some music around here. >> reporter: it is the show that would catapult its star and creator bill cosby into america's collective consciousness, branding him one of the most famous and beloved tv dads. we knew him for his comedy. >> dad is great. he loves chocolate cake! >> reporter: his shows. >> hey, hey, hey, it's fat albert. >> reporter: and of course

jell-o. >> he was an enormously admired man. it seems there was so much about him even then that we didn't know. >> reporter: but heidi thomas says she knew a very different man. in 1984, the same year the show launched, she alleges bill cosby sexually assaulted her. as seen in a&e's documentary "cosby, the women speak." >> he said let's try a cold read. so he handed me a script. and the person i'm supposed to be, clearly, is intoxicated. i do remember him saying, heidi, have you ever been drunk. >> and i said no, not really. and he said, well, how do you expect to play a role like this? so he poured a glass, and he said, all right, this is your prop. you're going to sip on your wine, and i literally -- i don't remember anything other than one sip. >> reporter: she says the next four days are a drug-induced blur. but she says she does remember

mental snapshots. >> my clothes were on. his were not. and i was lying down. and he was forcing himself in my mouth. then the next snapshot is i hear his voice basically telling me that we're going to be doing this again. and i thought, this isn't why i'm here. >> reporter: cosby has denied any non-consensual relations. she waited until three years ago to tell her story publicly in detail. >> i knew that if i made this allegation against the squeaky-clean bill cosby, who's she going to believe? in the battle of public opinion alone, he was teflon. >> reporter: post cosby show, he transitioned from everyone's favorite father to perhaps everyone's crotchety grandfather, especially in the black community. >> everybody knows it's

important to speak english, except these knuckleheads. >> he was sharply critical with the way some people were bringing up their children. sharply critical with the way some young people were behaving. >> reporter: but before he cleaned up his image, there may have been signs of a darker side to cosby, at least in his comedy routines. >> there's this girl, crazy mary, he put something in her drink, she, blah. >> reporter: but in 2015, the 13 women sitting down for that documentary, there's nothing funny about cosby's alleged behavior. >> he said, no, no, no, you need to drink it to loosen up. >> just relax, have a drink first. >> reporter: and alleged acts of sexual assault. >> all of a sudden i realized everything was very, very silent. so i opened my eyes and looked around, and he got up and came over to me and at that point extracted his pound of flesh. if there is any question about why women don't report rape,

it's because it's so damn humiliating. you don't want to ever talk about it again. >> reporter: cosby's legacy at one point, bolstered by the women's silence. today it has been shattered by all of their voices. >> justice has been done! >> woo-hoo. coming up, kathy griffin heads to an unexpected place. >> she's apologized for the trump severed head photos, but she's not saying sorry anymore. os, but she's not saying sorry anymore.

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hey, everybody, it's me, kathy griffin. hey, everybody, it's me, kathy griffin. i sincerely apologize. i am just now seeing the reaction of these images. i'm a comic. i crossed the line. i moved the line, then i crossed it and i went way too far. >> that's kathy griffin apologizing for the now infamous image of her holding president trump's severed head. >> she took a step out of the spotlight after that incident, but now she'll be down the street from the white house. >> and our friend brad mielke

just spoke to griffin. >> when she took that infamous photo of what looked like president trump's head, she wasn't just torched by public opinion but investigated by the secret service. now she says she is done apologizing. she's going to the white house correspondent's dinner where they are constantly figuring out what the line is between funny and offensive. i want to know where she thinks that line is now. let me ask you about president trump. do you wish he was there? >> of course i wish trump was going. i've known this fool off and on for like 20 years. he's hired me to roast him. even one time on "the apprentice" as one of the challenges. not only do i know trump, but i know like the two sons, eric and don jr., although i don't think don jr.'s fully formed. he's got like a crow mag thing going. it's good i don't have to run into ivanka.

i can't take that xanax voice. i'm not saying she's on xanax. it's not my place to say something crazy about the first family. i'll use the word sedated. no, i do wish he was going. we remember the look on his face when seth myers hosted, and he can't take a joke. there's something funny to me about sarah huckabee sanders sitting in. i've not ruled out that it will be trump wearing a sarah huckabee sanders skin suit like "silence of the lambs", because he likes to act like he doesn't care what people say about him, but he obviously does. and i think michelle wolf is going to do a fantastic job. >> and those one-liners weren't all. she said she thinks president trump ordered that secret service investigation. she didn't have any evidence to back up that claim and the white house has not responded. that conversation goes to some weird places, you can hear the entire thing on "start here." check it out on your favorite

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♪ ♪ this is a big weekend for "insomniac theater." there's really only one movie that managed to make the cut. >> water, earth, sky, the whole bonanza's going. ten years in the making, "avengers infinite war." >> about 76 super heros in this one movie. >> oh, wow. >> the avengers are set to sacrifice it all to defeat the powerful vanos before he destroys half of humanity. >> we've got one advantage. he's coming to us.

>> so that's what we use. >> let's talk about this plan of yours. i think it's good, except it sucks. so let me do the plan, and that way it might be really good. >> wow. >> the end is near. >> when i'm done, half of humanity will still exist. >> the whole thing should be. >> i hope they remember you. >> it's going to be a really low-key, low budget film. one of those squeakers.

>> so "avengers" is getting solid scores. 86% rotten tomatoes. could it be too much of a good thing. nicolas writes there's just too much of it. but bryan calls it stunning, hilarious, heartbreaking even. >> the reviews on twitter are even better. one says i want to cry, but my soul has been sucked from me. >> sarah lee says i think i need therapy. i can't stop shivering and shaking. that is because movie is like 2:40. she was trying to go to the bathroom by that time. >> this movie's going to destroy you. >> so what are we seeing this weekend? >> i guess "the avengers". we're the only ones not in it on the planet. .

this morning on "world news now," breaking news in korea this morning on "world news now," breaking news in korea. >> it's the historic handshake, decades in the making. north korea's dictator crossing the demilitarized zone, sitting down with south korea's president, even joking about noodles. we go live to south korea. also this morning, bill cosby could be headed to prison for the rest of his life. the 80-year-old has been convicted of sexual assault. that guilty verdict bringing some of his accusers in the courtroom to tears. but the legal fight isn't over yet. here's what's next. plus the president calls in to his favorite cable news station and talks and talks for 31 minutes. he talked about stormy daniels, james comey and more until the anchors seem to end the conversation. >> that was rude. and then this happened in the west wing. a takeover!

what the president said about so many young visitors, ahead on this friday, april 27. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> the oval office looked a little different. >> it looked a little crowded, didn't it? the president giving them a tour of the beautiful oval office. >> fun celebration of bring your child to work day. we're going to start things off with the big, breaking news. the leaders of north and south korea have come face-to-face after kim jong un became the first head of north korea to cross the border. >> few thought this moment would be possible. the leaders sharing warm greetings, and then walking hand in hand, some stunning images, after spending years on the brink of all-out war. julie cho is monitoring the historic summit and joins us now from south korea, not too far from where all that played out. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, kendis and diane, yes.

history in the making indeed. that moment when kim took the step, you could hear an audible roar of excitement erupt among 3,000 journalists here. then kim offered moon to step back together into the north, and that was totally unscripted, and was met with cheers. a warm welcome ceremony, meticulously laid out by the south. the two exchanged hopes for future peace behind doors. they are now into their afternoon session. >> so what do we expect to come out of those meetings? >> reporter: well, both moon and kim are well aware that this summit is a precursor to president trump's potential meeting with kim. and we know what president trump wants. he made it clear. complete, verifiable, irreversible dismantlement. the question is to what extent and by when, president trump holds the key to lifting sanctions which kim desperately wants. any move coming out of today would not upstage the coming

meeting with president trump. >> she's located just a few miles from the demilitarized zone, and there are some 5,000 journalists there in that room with her. she said there was an audible gasp, many of those folks were south koreans at the time. the president expected to meet with kim jong un at some point next month. do we have an idea of a location as of yet? >> reporter: no. it's a wild guess. there's talk about singapore and mongolia. i heard that panmunjom, where they're meeting today is ruled out. basically, the problem is we hear that kim jong un's private plane cannot fly more than six hours. so the best bet for now is mongolia or singapore. >> all right. standing by to see the results

of that meeting as well. but right now the focus is there in south korea. what a big day there for you. thanks for watching it all for us. let's move on to the other major story this morning. the man once called america's dad, bill cosby, is on house arrest after being found guilty of sexual assault. >> he shouted an expletive at the prosecutor. maggie rulli has the details. >> reporter: bill cosby walked out of the courthouse thursday afternoon a guilty man. a very different scene for andrea constand, seen here with a huge smile, hugging supporters. other cosby accusers were coming out of court in tears. >> this jury has shown that the me too -- what the me too movement has said is that women are worthy of being believed. >> reporter: the jury of 12 deciding unanimously that the 80-year-old comedian drugged and

sexually assaulted constand at his pennsylvania home in 2004. >> she was that first courageous person who stood up in public to go to the authorities and say that bill cosby drugged and sexually assaulted her. >> reporter: finding him guilty on all three counts of indecent assault. upon hearing the guilty verdict, cosby simply put his head down. later when the district attorney argued he should not get bail because he could leave on a private plane, cosby lashed out saying he doesn't have a plane you expletive. his lawyers say they will appeal. >> we don't think mr. cosby's guilty of anything and the fight is not over. >> reporter: but for now, the comedian once loved by so many as dr. huxtable, fat albert and the face of jell-o pudding is a convicted felon. he is now on house arrest where he'll remain until the sentencing hearing likely in three to four months.

>> our thanks to maggie rulli in the suburbs of philadelphia. there was an interesting revelation in that decades-old story in california. investigators found him using an ancestry site. comparing a dna site led them to joseph deangelo. until his arrest he had been living a normal life. neighbors say he appeared to be a good father and grandfather, but he was sometimes prone to angry profane high raids. >> i used to call him freak because he used to have these tantrums out in the front. he would yell so loud that you could hear him from inside the house. >> police in central california also say de'angelo is now the prime suspect in the 19785 killing of a community college teacher there as well. if that proves to be true, the number of murders linked to the

golden state killer case would go up to 13. stormy daniels's attorney says her case is stronger thanks to a half hour interview from president trump live on fox news. he took aim at everyone from daniels to james comey, but it was his comments on his lawyer michael cohen that may have given daniels new legal ammunition. here is cecilia vega. >> thank you so much for being with us. >> good morning. >> reporter: sounding like a man who needed to vent, and for 29ie did. he acknowledged michael cohen represented him in the stormy daniels matter. >> he represents me like with this crazy stormy stormy daniels deal. he represented me -- from what i see, he did absolutely nothing wrong. there were no campaign funds going in to this. >> reporter: why does the president also distance position from cohen now under criminal investigation? his apartment, hotel and office

raided by the fbi. >> they are looking into something having do with his business. i have nothing to do with his business. he's a good guy. >> isn't his business your attorney? >> i have many attorneys, sadly. i have so many attorneys you wouldn't even believe it. >> reporter: in court, a prosecutor jumped on that comment saying if cohen barely represents the president then attorney-client privilege should not be a big part of the case. the president also using the fox phone call to once again blast his own justice department. >> you look at the corruption at the top of the fbi. it's a disgrace. and our justice department, which i try and stay away from, but at some point, i won't. >> reporter: and he railed against his fired fbi director, contradicting james comey's memos, which said the president did not spend the night in moscow for a ms. universe pageant. >> i went to russia for a day or

so, a day or two, because i own the ms. universe pageant. he said i didn't stay there a night. of course i stayed there. i stayed there a very short period of time, but of course i stayed. his memo said i left immediately. i never said that. >> reporter: among the other topics he wanted to get off his chest, the first lady's job well done on this week's state dinner, but then on her birthday, this admission. >> maybe i didn't get her so much. i tell you what, she has done -- i got her a beautiful card, you know i'm busy. i got her a beautiful card and beautiful flowers. >> we could talk to you all day, but it looks like you have a million things to do. i hope you can join us again, mr. president. >> thank you so much for being with us. >> reporter: and in this interview, the president was also asked to give himself a grade for his job performance so far. the grade he gave, a-plus. cecelia vega. >> an a-plus there. and as the president bashed the special counsel robert mueller's investigation into possible collusion, senators took quick action.

in a bipartisan vote, the senate judiciary committee approved legislation protecting mueller. utah senator orrin hatch voted against the legislation, but warned the white house that firing mueller could result in impeachment. and the white house had a younger look for national take your child to work day. >> the smiling president trump met with the press corps. he signed autographs in the oval office. he also joked that the kids asked better questions than their parents. >> sarah sanders brought her two sons to a mock briefing as well. the reporters' children sat in their parents' assigned seats and asked questions. >> her son seemed to enjoy the podium but not for the purpose it was built. it's like a jungle gym, woo-hoo. coming up, the one on one interview with serena williams. how life as a new mom and her pregnancy health scare affected her. plus, evacuations are still in place after a massive

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officials say after more officials say after more than an eight-hour battle, the fire is now out at this officials say after more than an eight-hour battle, the fire is now out at this wisconsin oil refinery, but an evacuation order remains in place. a massive explosion at the husky refinery injured at least 15 people. schools were shut down and evacuations were ordered over more than 70 square miles. the cause of the blast is under investigation. now to oregon and a dramatic boat rescue that played out along the coast. >> a u.s. coast guard crew waded into rough surf to get an army corps of engineers surveyor. he had been trapped underneath that capsized boat for more than an hour breathing from an air pocket. >> at one point they used a line to pull that boat closer to shore.

the surveyor only suffered minor injuries. it's not clear what caused it to capsize in the first place. now to american airlines. a 25-year-old died during a mid flight medical emergency. >> a doctor repeatedly advised the crew to land early, but they continued to their final destination. here's david kerley. >> reporter: this is brittany oslo a day before moving home, but three hours into the flight from hawaii she is in serious medical distress according to her family, which is suing american airlines, because it did not divert the flight. >> someone made a business decision to keep flying the plane when she needed emergency medical help. >> reporter: in a lawsuit filed to mark the two-year anniversary of the 25-year-old's death from a blood clot in her lung, the family claims the jetliner over los angeles when she got sick could have diverted to albuquerque, new mexico rather than continuing for another 90 minutes to dallas, adding that a doctor on board recommended to the crew to divert three times

and that medical equipment such as a defibrillator and blood pressure cuff did not work. american airlines say in a statement they are studying the lawsuit, adding, quote, we take the safety of our passengers very seriously. david kerley, abc news, washington. >> sad case. yes, it is. coming up in our next half hour we'll have the pick by pick breakdown of the nfl draft, plus the fashion highlights. but first new mom serena williams. hear what she's saying about her family, her comeback to the court, her wedding and advice to meghan markle. >> so everything. meghan markle. >> so everything.

♪ don't call it a comeback ♪ don't call it a comeback ♪ i haven't heard this one in a long time. >> no, like the '80s. >> throwback friday, flashback friday. an upcoming hbo docuseries is giving us a look at serena williams beyond the court.

>> she's trying to come back. she reigned supreme for two decades. robin roberts sat down with her. >> i'm sitting across from a married woman. and you're having fun as a mom. >> oh, i'm having the best time as a mom. i just walked out and was giving her extra hugs and extra kisses. >> reporter: serena williams, known as a powerhouse global icon. she is taking on a brand-new role. one she says is the most important and sweetest of all. motherhood. >> she's the reason why this all means even more than it did before. >> reporter: in her new hbo docuseries, "being serena", she gives unprecedented access into some of the most intimate moments over the past year. is that what you want? for people to see you vulnerable? >> when i'm on the court, that's not necessarily me. that's just tennis two hours of the day.

there's the mom i can say now, the wife i can say now. and it's just me. i'm just being myself. >> reporter: serena also opening up about her latest health scare. >> pregnancy was amazing. it went really will. i didn't have a day of morning sickness. then i had an emergency c section. everything was fine for the first eight to 12 hours. it was after that things started going crazy. i've dealt with a lot of issues, blood clots in my lungs and everywhere in my body. so in the back of my mind i was kind of not expecting it but wary of it. >> reporter: there by her side throughout her health battle, husband alexis o'hanian, cheering serena on as she returned to the court. >> that's so sweet.

i saw another and it was crazy, and there were four and i was at a loss for words, and i was crying. and he knows she means everything to me. >> reporter: you know there's a royal wedding coming up. we know you're friends with meghan, any advice on the wedding for her? >> i think it's so important to enjoy the moment. eat cake. i didn't get to eat mine at the wedding. >> reporter: any chance you'll be attending meghan and harry's wedding? >> i don't know, you know, i think it's during one of the tournaments, we'll see if i can make it. robin, don't be asking me them questions. >> reporter: and yes, all eyes are back on serena. >> serena williams, back on the court. >> reporter: as she works to reign supreme once again. the reception you received when you came back, people are ready to see you back on the court. >> it's crazy, it actually makes you want to work harder and do better. >> good for her.

>> venus talked about playing her last year, it wasn't fair, she was pregnant, i was playing two people!

it's time for your friday mix, and we're going to start overseas in china and an interesting scene. security cameras captured this runaway vehicle. >> ooh. >> yeah. >> what happened? >> at first it looks like an empty vehicle. until you see the culprit. it was a dog! >> uh-oh. >> that took control of the three wheeler cab and just crashed it through the wall. the dog said it was trying to hit the brakes and not the gas pedal. >> i see. innocent mistake. happens to the best of us. and we're going to stick with the dog theme and show you anyone can sympathize with. this dog is trying to take in the beautiful sights with

struggling with another power. hmm, just wants to go to sleep. and -- >> that was close. that was close. >> we feel you, buddy, we feel you. >> that's us on a monday. time for the steel drum polka! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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this morning on "world news this morning on "world news now," the first major verdict of the me too era. bill cosby convicted of sexual assault. we have new reaction to the guilty verdict. plus, another nbc star being accused. hear what tom brokaw is saying. the historic meeting under way in south korea. the north's leader, kim jong un, walking into south korea for a face-to-face meeting with the president causing gasps from reporters nearby. and new this half hour, cheers and jeers at the nfl draft. >> are you ready? >> football fans showing their appreciation for the league's commissioner, while the number one pick was nowhere to be seen.

>> hmm, that's interesting. and can you believe it? less than 24 hours after our feature story on maluma, he wins a major billboard music award. >> wow. wow. >> you're welcome, friend. >> coincidence? i think not. it is friday, april 27. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> so when did he call you to say thank you. >> he's been blowing up my phone all night long saying grathias. >> grathias? >> i think that means i nailed it. we are going to start things off with bill cosby and the fallout over his guilty verdict. he was convicted of drugging and sexually assaulting andrea constand in 2004. >> he left the courthouse,

raising his cane in defiance to the jeering crowd outside. the judge ordered him not to leave the county and confined him to house arrest until his formal sentencing. >> andrea constand is one of more than 60 women who have accused him of sexual misconduct. but hers is the first to result in a guilty verdict. >> reporter: the man once dubbed as america's dad found guilty on all three counts. a jury of 12 deciding unanimously that the 80-year-old comedian drugged and sexually assaulted andrea constand at his pennsylvania home in 2004. constand, with a huge smile, hugging supporters and other accusers, overcome by tears, embracing each other. as he was escorted out of the courthouse, cosby raised his cane to supporters while others jeered "rapist."

his attorney vowed to appeal. >> we don't think mr. cosby's guilty of anything and the fight is not over. >> reporter: lily bernard has been in court every single day for the first trial and the retrial. >> i look at this jury, there's one black man on the jury who i look upon as my son and i know the disappointment he felt in looking at a beloved black male iconic father figure and being able to yet render a guilty verdict, i thank him. >> reporter: it was a bombshell verdict from seven men and five women. upon hearing the first guilty announced, cosby put his head down. by the time of the second and third guilty, his entire upper body folded on itself. cosby later lashed out, cursing at the district attorney when he argued that he should get no bail, that he could leave the

country in a plane cosby saying "i don't have a plane, you expletive." a total of six testified in this trial compared to only two last year. the comedian, loved and adored by so many as dr. huxtable. >> hey, hey, hey. >> reporter: fat albert and the face of jell-o pudding. the convicted felon will now have to register as a sex offender. sentencing will take place within the next 60 to 90 days. the judge told cosby he is not to leave this county, cosby has handed over his passport. >> as you can imagine, there has been quite a bit of fallout after the verdict, temple university is thinking about revoking an honorary degree. >> and he's been supportive of

temple over the years, which is why that university waited until this moment to decide whether or not to consider taking back his honorary degree. >> but bounce tv pulled reruns of the "cosby show." moving on to new reports of sexual misconduct rocking nbc. this time they're centered on tom brokaw, who's denying the allegations. >> two former staffers are accusing him of making unwanted sexual advances. both incidents took place in the '90s, one involved a production assistant at the time, but the other woman is a former nbc news war correspondent and fox news anchor, linda vester. >> while i was standing in the denver bureau with my back to the door, from behind me, tom brokaw walked up, put his hands on my waist and tickled me all up and down my waist. and i was completely humiliated

in front of a roomful of my colleagues. >> brokaw is denying all allegations against him. in a statement overnight he addressed vester's allegations saying the meetings were brief, cordial and appropriate. and despite linda's allegations i made no romantic overtures to her at that time or at any time. kim jong un has made history becoming the first north korean leader to set foot on south korean soil. >> take a look. he stepped foot over the border. he greeted moon jae-in for their historic summit. he invited moon to briefly enter the north and then crossed back over, holding hands. we're told kim joked that he would make sure not to interrupt moon's sleep anymore, referring to his repeated missile tests. >> yeah, those were kind of awkward. the white house is hopeful for

peace and prosperity for the entire korean peninsula. earlier, this photo was released of mike pompeo during his easter weekend visit with kim while he was cia director. kim is set to meet with president trump in the coming weeks. still don't know the location of that meeting. and the fbi's offering $20,000 for information leading to the arrest of john williams, suspected of shooting a maine deputy and killing him. a nationwide manhunt is still under way for williams, investigators are focusing their efforts on somerset county, 60 miles west of bangor. they say he disappeared after killing that deputy, stealing his police cruiser and robbing a store. evacuation orders are in place in wisconsin after a

massive explosion at an oil refinery. at least 15 people were injured, one of them seriously, as these thick plumes of black, oily smoke spread for miles. after a more than eight-hour battle to control those flames, officials in superior say that fire is now extinguished. the cause of the blast is under investigation this morning. and teachers in two states will again fill the streets with a sea of red to call for better pay and supplies for kids. in colorado, day one of the "red for ed" rally took place. schools will be shut down again as demonstrators continue to call for increased school funding. and in arizona, protesters braved 90-degree heat as they chanted for better resources and more pay. most of the state's schools will be closed today. a texas postal worker was dancing like no one was watching, but lucky for us, someone was watching and recording. >> gary shirley decided to get his groove on in texas. he said he was determined to put a smile on the homeowner's face

before dropping off her mail. >> there was some shimmying. even threw in a few leg kicks. he really put himself out there. turns out, mission accomplished. the performance made her day. >> he forgot to drop off the mail, but his moves were great. >> just a technicality. coming up, the annual fashion show otherwise known at nfl draft. >> we'll show who wore it best. and j. lo drops a hint on stage for a-rod, and she probably isn't referring to his world series ring. "world news now." ♪

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troy aikman, quarterback, ucla. troy aikman, quarterback, ucla. >> and so, it is now officially official, if you will. troy aikman is a member of the dallas cowboys. >> look how young he looked back then. >> ah, troy. >> three-time super bowl winning quarterback, troy aikman, going first overall in the 1989 nfl draft. and nearly 20 years later, troy aikman, again, returned to the draft last night to serve as i'd say shield for roger goodell against booing fans.

>> a human shield. >> yeah. >> it didn't work so well. with roger staubach, and the boos kept coming. >> it didn't matter that there were fellow cowboys on the stage. it's becoming a time-honored tradition, really. he didn't win anybody over with this response. >> i can't believe you guys are booing the cowboys. come on. >> ah, good try, goodell. good try. >> better luck next year. here's someone who did get plenty of cheers and well deserved. steelers linebacker, ryan shazier who walked without assistance for the very time in public since a serious spinal injury during a game late last year. he helped in announcing the selection for the pittsburgh steelers there, there he is, making that pick.

as for the overall number one pick, we heard from roger goodell. >> with the first pick in the 2018 nfl draft, the cleveland browns select baker mayfield. >> all right, so the heisman trophy winner from oklahoma getting mixed reactions from some of the long-suffering browns fans. >> but notice who's missing? where is baker. >> bueller? >> bueller? the number one pick wasn't even at the draft. one theory was that he was in kabul with johnny manziel. maybe he was hanging out with ryan leaf somewhere. but he was actually at his parents' home, watching with friends and family in the backyard. >> oh, that's cute. so we thought the reaction was huge, but since we didn't really

get to see it, we're just going to have to imagine it. here's what we picture. >> oh. >> he's got moves. >> he really does have moves. >> there we go. so i'm guessing somewhere with the family in the backyard, this is what was going on. >> watch him nae nae. is that him? >> that was a pta meeting. >> he's got some moves. >> that's at a pta meeting. imagine what he'll do when he finds out he's the first draft pick. >> i'm sorry, cleveland, you're going to have another quarterback bust. >> let's show some of the guys who were there, shall we? like saquon barkley. second overall pick was chosen by the giants. he grew up a jets fan. >> the jets had the third pick and they are picking this dude, sam darnold of usc all the way across the country to new york city. >> j-e-t-s, jets, jets, jets!

>> that was impressive. lamar jackson. going with the green gucci suit and the bow tie. >> that's not the best part. if you look even closer, he has little ufos on his shirt. >> space was apparently a theme. because here's the fifth pick. >> ooh, i like that. >> the new bronco, bradley chubb with a cosmic-lined jacket from michael strahan's exclusive jc penney line. >> but the fashion winner was already in the league. newest pizza hut spokesman, juju shuster smith. smith-schuster. can you tell? that's very difficult to say.

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♪ ♪ i love this song. >> it is a great song. >> we are listening to the latin superstar and friend of the show, maluma. >> many of you often tell me on twitter you'd like to see some true male talent on the show. wait, that was kind of an insult to myself. so we're happy that maluma could provide you with that male talent on this show. >> thank you, maluma. >> and we're happy to report he won a special award. >> song of the year? >> no. >> album of the year? >> no. social artist of the year. >> what?

>> i mean, he's got 32 million followers, so they are giving him props for his plenty of followers. >> instagraming? >> uh-huh. >> okay. >> he also performed in front of the vegas crowd. >> all right, big congratulations maluma. >> you are welcome. you want to guess who won pretty much every other award last night? ♪ "despacito" >> you know who else made an impression? jennifer lopez surprised fans by performing her new song last night. >> the performance showed off j. lo's versatile style, bohemian-inspired vibes mixed bohemian-inspired vibes mixed with urban flair. >> what? do you have any idea what you just said? >> we're just saying she looked good. >> she ended the song saying

"when is the ring comin'?" yeah, a-rod, when is the ring coming? we also got a behind the scenes look at what it takes to get ready for a red carpet like this. and we learned that she does her own makeup. >> and uses her own products from her cosmetic line. we caught a glimpse of a familiar face. there's lynda! our occasional sometimes "world news now" anchor. lynda lopez. >> but can j. lo do the smoky eye? i mean, the real kendis gibson take on the john mayer smoky eye. i mean, that's where makeup is at. >> even our friends at knbc, they tried to get in on the whole smoky eye thing, our morning crew there. >> you've got some competition. >> i don't know, mr. palmer, looking good there. >> where there's smoke, there's fire. >> i love that part. where there's smoke there's

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♪ ♪ ♪ so, it was a big week. we saw a heroic takedown and a decades-old cold case solved. >> and diplomacy that's been dubbed the art of the feel, in d.c., at least for a few days. >> a deadly van attack in toronto. >> he just went on the sidewalk. he just started hitting everybody, man. >> a grim scene, victims lying all over the street, shoes left

abandoned in the middle of the street. the injured loaded onto stretchers and raced to hospitals. the suspect in that deadly waffle house shooting is finally in custody. >> i'd get somebody over here. this is right where he lives, the suspect y'all are looking for. >> charged with four counts of murder from sunday's waffle house massacre. the investigation widening as the community mourns four victims. overnight, president trump and the first lady hosting the french president and his wife at a lavish state dinner. >> president macron came with an agenda. he wants the u.s. to stay in the iran nuclear deal. >> if iran threatens us in any way, they will pay a price like few countries have ever paid. that former officer who went on a reign of terror for so many years. >> it is time for all victims to grieve. i have some pretty serious

hoarding tendencies. every time i try decluttering, it doesn't go so well. toss. keep. >> anything that is in this space should have earned its right to be here. >> karen says focus on three categories. either you're keeping it forever, displaying it temporarily or acknowledge how much you appreciate it and throw it away. >> i barely got my breath back from this tee shirt. >> [ bleep ]. >> apparently on the rim, uranus smells. >> seriously? >> i laugh just watching it. >> i've watched it so many more times than i care to admit. oh, my god. uranus smells, now you know. daytime emmy awards are on sunday and nerd prom in d.c. the correspondents dinner this weekend. >> check us out on facebook. this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades.

good morning, america. breaking news, dramatic breakthrough. overnight north korea's dictator kim jong-un becomes their first lead story set forth in south cross the southern border, and kim's message to the world scribbled in a guest book. the fall of an icon. bill cosby now a convicted felon. the man once called america's dad faces years in prison after a jury found him guilty of sexual assault. we have new reaction from the victims, plus cosby's outburst in court. breaking overnight, another high-profile member of the media accused of sexual misconduct. the new allegations against former nbc news anchor tom brokaw. plus, a sudden spike in autism rates. one doctor calls the increase stunning. the big change c