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>> i would say. we turn to the self-made billionaire, and her company is now defunct and bankrupt and she faces up to 20 years in prison for wire fraud. this morning we are seeing her deposition testimony for the first time. here's abc's rebecca jarvis. >> reporter: she's the stanford dropout that begame the nation's self-made billionaire. she could detect hundreds of diseases from a drop or two of blood. >> we made it possible to run comprehensive laboratory tests from a tiny sample. >> reporter: that pitch convincing everyone, from rupert murdoch to the owner of the patriots and many others to invest. but holmes is facing criminal charges and up to 20 years in prison. she has pleaded not guilty. prosecutors say she knew theranos could not deliver with those blood tests, which

experts say potentially put thousands of patients at risk. >> reporter: this woman took a therans test from that walgreens and thought it came back. >> the nurse called me back and she said, i'm so sorry, that's not good, there could be a tumor growing somewhere. i will never forget that day. >> reporter: a different test showed sherry was healthy. in this deposition obtained by abc news, never-before-seen questioning of holmes under oath. >> do you swear to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth? >> i do. >> reporter: pressed about those hundreds of tests, she claimed her company could perform to detect those diseases. >> how many tests could it run at that time in 2010? >> i don't know exactly what the number was. there was probably tens of tests -- >> when you say tens of test you mean something less than 100? >> yes. >> did it concern you that a

number of tests were not working on theranos' devices? >> i know we made so many mistakes on this front but we were trying to take this forward and at that time thought that we were doing the right thing. >> reporter: theranos is now out of business and its technology is off the market and elizabeth hoems is awaiting trial. rebecca jarvis, abc news. >> this story is fascinating. there is so much to it. >> she's such a character herself. >> right. she dropped out of college, left stanford and apparently she was obsessed with steve jobs and wanted to follow in his footsteps. she wore black turtle necks -- >> people thought she was following in his footsteps until this. >> a lot of successful people bought in. wow. coming up, people literally walking on water, speaking of bold claims here. >> maybe not quite walking -- it's actually ice. >> looked like it. >> it's ice, but it happened, okay. we'll show you.

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it's time for "this happened" on this thursday. we have been talking a lot about the cold. mr. miami, mr. 305, it's so foreign to him, he doesn't know a ton about the cold and snow. >> i have been so cold all week. >> so we're dealing with winter and then this happens, ice castles. >> just looking at that i'm cold. it's really cool. tell us more about it. >> it's in lake geneva, wisconsin, and it's a whole massive ice castle. they've got tunnels and slides and water features and mazes, and most of it was built by hand. one of the people -- >> they actually grow icicles, too? >> yeah. they actually grow icicles there and i am not sure what growing icicles entails besides putting

them in freezing water but they make them really big. they have got five structures like that in north america. it's just a huge ice castle. >> that's pretty cool. i guess that's what you do -- >> when it's that cold. >> exactly. let's go to montana next, though. pretty cool sight here. look at that. that is canyon ferry lake agai it looks like they are just walking on water there. >> of course -- >> you can see right through the ice. so cool. >> it's serine and beautiful. >> it's really calming. >> the image makes you nervous, the music is there. >> that is beautiful. >> it's okay. it's frozen. we are in wyoming, the lake will not crack. >> again, something you cannot do in miami. also foreign to me. what is next? >> people get those doorbell cameras to catch poor pirates and those bandits. >> porch pirates. yeah. >> there's another one that is a clever catchy thing.

>> box bandits. >> they get these doorbell cameras and that can help catch them, but somebody's doorbell camera captured this. this happened. that deer just jumped over a dog. >> that was like a 10-foot -- like a long jump. >> yeah. you will definitely get a motion alert for that. can we see that again? >> it's coming. >> my goodness. >> sticks the landing. >> yes, it did. i will give it an 8. >> and we head to australia next. you know, sometimes you just need to find time to workout, right? >> yeah, bro. >> take a look at this. he's on a train in australia. >> that's good time management. >> the guy that filmed this said he thought this guy may have just been getting ready for the gym and then he pulled this ridiculous-sized weight out of his suitcase. not quite sure what kind of workout he's doing there. looks like the shake weight motion. >> that can't be good for his back, his posture and all of that.

but the time management, i'm all for it. you make use of the time on the train. >> you do what you got to do. >> maximize it. >> coming up, a lesson from six graders. >> we'll show you. a lesson from six graders. >> we'll show you.

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students at bushhill elementary in alexandria. >> we couldn't go because it was shut down. >> reporter: sixth grader recently learned the planned field trip would have to be canceled, the museum closed. >> they had 80 signatures before i found out about it. >> so carter and a friend jumped into action collecting all these signatures to petition his congressman. >> maybe he could express his concern to congress. >> reporter: in that petition, a serious introduction. the government shutdown has gotten out of hand, it says, and it has affected people getting paid and trash services and now the learning opportunities of america's youth. the two boys collected 105 signatures in three days, and the takeaway, carter says, is to never give up on your goals. was that hard work getting all those names? >> yes, it was. a lot of people said yes but some people said no, and that was hard. >> reporter: after phone calls from carter's dad, a political consultant -- >> i am impressed and proud of him for doing it.

>> reporter: his office contacted him back, inviting him to present the petition. >> i know my son is hopeful and wants to go on the trip to the art museum so hopefully it does work. >> reporter: maybe, just maybe, making a small contribution in resolving the shutdown. >> don't give up and keep going. >> reporter: richard reeve, abc 7 news. >> getting stuff done. >> yeah, it always takes the kids, right? i mean, ten house democrats voted yesterday with republican in favor of paying government workers during the shutdown. that failed. it's nice to see those kids trying to make a difference. seeing the impact of this going on. >> we need the effort right now, again, the big breaking news overnight, president trump will be delaying and holding off on delivering the state of the union until after the government shutdown is over. >> when that will be, we don't know. >> ask the kids. maybe they have a better idea. >> ask the kids. that's the news for this half hour. >> remember to follow us on

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of the standoff is over. >> president trump announcing he will wait to address the nation until the government has re-opened. what congress has planned for today in an effort to end the shutdown. still developing. a mass shooting leaving a community in disbelief. a man is being charged in the shooting deaths of five people at a bank. new details about the alleged gunman. sold. the most expensive home in america off the market. it is no humble abode. who paid a pretty penny for the penthouse still under construction? and you know the saying wake up and smell the coffee? now you can do it literally, when your alarm goes off. it's thursday, january 24th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now."

>> i'm all for it. >> yeah, we need to learn more about that. >> yeah, all about it. yeah. all for it. that and an iv of coffee. >> whatever works to bring in the news you need in the middle of the night. we begin right here with breaking news. president trump now saying he will deliver the state of the union address when the government shutdown is over. >> the announcement came hours after nancy pelosi blocked the president from giving the speech from the house floor. he tweeted i am not looking for an alternate venue for the state of the union because there's no venue that can compete with the history, tradition and importance of the house chamber. the president went on to say, he said he looks forward to giving the speech in the near future. pelosi tweeted back, mr. president, i hope by near future you are going to vote on the house package that the senate will vote on today. >> that legislation pelosi is referring to is one of two bills the senate is taking up today. it would fund agencies for the next two weeks while they hammer out a deal.reblan i with e ano

border wall in exchange for temporary protection for dreamers. neither bill is expected to pass and house democrats are working on a new proposal to offer more money for border security but not a wall. a suspect has been taken into custody, accused of a mass shooting at a bank in florida. an armored s.w.a.t. vehicle was used to smash into the building. >> shortly afterward authorities say the 21-year-old surrendered and was taken into custody. he has been charged with five counts of first-degree murder. he worked as a prison guard in training from last november until january 9th. he had no discipline problems while he was employed. police wrapped up their work at the home he shares with his mother. one neighbor called him normal, quiet and polite. we get more now from abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: a massacre inside this flo

>> reporter: it was just after noon when the shots rang out at this suntrust bank. inside, a man who police say contacted dispatch saying he fired multiple shots. >> after assessment of the scene, we were sorry to learn that we had at least five victims, people who were senselessly murdered as a result of his act in this bank. >> reporter: after the initial negotiations to get the man to leave the bank failed the s.w.a.t. team used an armored vehicle to ram the front doors. the suspect identified as a local resident, a 21-year-old, stefan xavier and he appears to be the suspect led out in handcuffs. >> today has been a tragic day in our community and we suffered a significant loss because of a senseless crime. >> reporter: police have not yet identified the victims. at a nearby hotel, loved ones

gathering, overcome with emotion learning the news. still no word on a motive. police say it's an active and fluid situation, and the fbi is now joining the investigation. the governor of florida says the suspect needs to face very swift and exacting justice. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> just an awful scene there. thank you. we are learning about the shooter as well. apparently, he lived a few miles from the bank. >> we are still working to learn more about the victims. law enforcement hasn't said too much about them, but we will look for that information. and a massive search is under way for a missing 3-year-old boy. he was last seen playing in his grandmother's backyard with two other kids. investigators are using volunteers, drones and helicopters to search for him. abc's steve osunsami has more.o carolina searching the thick woods for 3-year-old casey hathaway. the fbi is here and 400 neighbors are helping in the search. so far no sign of the boy. >> our number one priority right now is finding casey.

>> reporter: the 3-year-old went missing tuesday afternoon from his grandmother's home where he was playing in the backyard with two related children. by the time the other kids came inside the boy had disappeared. it was freezing cold on tuesday night and authorities are hoping the boy found shelter and are also searching nearby waters. >> i want to reiterate, the family has been extremely cooperative and we are thankful for that, so no tip is insignificant. if anybody out there has any tips, remember, casey is a small child. he's cold and hungry. >> reporter: authorities are saying this is a missing persons case but they have not ruled out that he was kidnapped. steve osunsami, abc news, newbern, north carolina. >> awful story. >> steve, thank you. and we are tracking another storm system packing rain and wind. it's affecting a third of the country. it's stretching from the gulf

coast to the northeast. >> in parts of the midwest it's heavy snow causing problems. piling up faster than plows can push it aside. the storm also forced major hubs to delay or cancel thousands of flights. here's how homeowners in iowa have been spending their week, shoveling. shoveling nearly a foot of snow in spots. >> a lot of shoveling. >> accuweather meteorologist paul williams joins us with a look at what's ahead. paul? >> good morning, janai, victor. it seems as if the arctic air won't leave us alone. the core of cold air will overtake the midwest by thursday and by friday the ohio valley region and the deep south. then, by saturday, over the entire east coast. it's just going to stay cold. how cold? how about 40 below in and around wisconsin. 30 below around chicago, and continuing to stay cold. along the east coast, we are watching out for flooding because of the combination of w, has to pau and haney fo reward money for jme

closs is recovering after being held hostage for 88 days. she was held hostage by the man who killed her parents. now the company where closs' parents worked said they will donate the $25,000 they offered in her case to her. the company's president says he hopes a trust fund can be set up for jayme. as furloughed federal employees struggle to pay their bills, the tulsa oklahoma school district is offering to put them back to work right away. they are inviting government workers to apply to be substitute teachers. applicants must pass a background check. it pays up to $90 a day depending on the level of education. senator joni ernst is dealing with some explosive allegations detailed in her divorce papers. the iowa republican is denying allegations from her ex-husband that she had an affair with a soldier while she served in the military. she is accusing her ex of having his own affair. he physically assaulted her

during an argument before she became senator. she was emotional yesterday when she was asked about working for victims of sexual assault in the senate. >> i have always been a strong proponent of working for those victims of sexual assault and domestic violence, understanding now that people view my work in those areas, not as a senator working to support them, but now as somebody who has been in that situation that will be supporting them. what i want to remind everybody is that i'm still the same person as i was a week ago. >> she tells bloomberg she was raped in college by somebody she knew. she indicated she will seek a second term in the central next year. now to a consumer alert. more than 24 million pieces of sensitive financial information were reportedly leaked online because of a security lapse, according to a report by tech crunch. the information includes

mortgage, loan, social security and tax data from consumers dating back a decade. wells fargo and citigroup are scrambling to notify consumers. >> that sounds like a mess. >> quite a mess. on a lighter note, do you know how much america's most expensive home costs? >> $238 million? >> was that just off the cuff? >> yeah, prompter. billionaire ken griffin bought the penthouse setting the record for the highest price ever paid for a home here in the u.s. the 24,000-square foot penthouse, it's still under construction on central park south, so it's the most expensive place ever that's not even ready to be moved into yet. >> that means he will have to pay to build the rest of it out? >> i don't know. >> just got the walls there. >> that's so much space. that's a ton of space to furnish. oh, my goodness.

i mean -- >> by the way, he's an investor and hedge fund manager. he's doing well. coming up, the frightening moments for an uber driver. the drunk passenger that jumped in the front seat and almost caused a crash by grabbing the steering wheel. how that driver managed to quickly summon help. first, the new development in the case of sex abuse inside a health care facility and the vegetative woman that recently gave birth. you are watching "world news now." vegetative woman that recently gave birth. you are watching "world news now." egetative woman that recently gave birth. you are watching "world news now."

that is the big volcano outside mexico city erupting late tuesday, and that is the column of ash that was sent two miles into the sky, some rocks that were part of the eruption landed more than a mile down the volcano slope. about 25 million people live within a 60-mile radius of the volcano's crater. >> that's a scary sight. >> crazy video, yes. people back home in phoenix made a major break inside a health care facility. >> such a disturbing story. a woman in a vegetative state for years gave birth less than a month ago. here is abc's clayton. >> reporter: in 24 hours nathan sutherland went from trusted

caregiver to accused rapist. >> you are here on one count -- >> reporter: the 36-year-old nurse arrested after a helpless 29-year-old woman in a vegetative state since childhood suddenly gave birth, three weeks ago, to a baby boy in this nursing home. >> a patient had a baby and we had no idea she was pregnant. >> reporter: investigators say nathan sutherland is the father. he was ordered by a judge to hand over a dna sample. >> the sample obtained from sutherland matched the baby. >> hacienda health care says sutherland has been fired and apologized to the victim and her family. >> we owed this arrest to the victim and to the newest victim in our community, the baby. >> reporter: he did not enter a plea. the victim's family do not want to comment on the arrest. the baby boy is doing just fine. clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> thank you. heavy security will be in place again today at the kentucky all-boys high school at the center of a racial and cultural controversy.

>> police will be stationed in and around covington high school that school has been under fire since some students were caught on camera in an intense encounter with a native american activist and black religious sect during a visit to washington last week. all of those involved say the videos of the encounter have been taken out of context. actor alec baldwin made a brief court appearance right here in new york yesterday. >> he plead guilty to harassing a man he accused of stealing a parking spot outside his manhattan apartment last fall. once he completes the one-day anger management class, the case will be closed. coming up in the next half hour, the dashed hopes of hundreds of young college hopefuls. a university said it mistakenly sent hundreds of acceptance e-mails to applicants who hadn't been accepted. >> that's bad. first, the nightmare uber

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>> look at me. we're back at a first look at dashcam video of frightening moments between an uber driver and his passenger. >> the passenger grabbed at the steering wheel while they were traveling at freeway speeds. we have the story from sacramento. >> reporter: this is the uber karaoke. >> i have had about 5900 rides over the past three years. >> reporter: it's albert castro's side job. i met so many amazing people and it has been lots of fun, but, you know, this was not one of those rides. >> reporter: castro takes us back to last saturday. his 5900th ride. >> just like a normal ride, a drunk guy on a friday night, a weekend night, it was a saturday, and he gets in the car and i have disco lights in my car like some of the uber drivers have. he thought it was fun. >> reporter: let me go through the dashcam video with you, and

the first few minutes start off okay with music playing, and then the passenger starts talking. >> look at the crash. >> reporter: he says it all with a smile on his face. then you see him try to take over the steering wheel. >> don't touch my car like that! don't do that again! >> it was an instant of panic and i smacked his hand down and i said you sit there. >> i have a wife and kids at home and if you grab my steering wheel like that, we could die, man. i don't want to do that. >> reporter: a few minutes later he does it again. >> that was constantly going through my mind, this is how it ends, this is how i die. >> reporter: somehow, while holding off the passenger, he was able to tap the panic button on the uber app. >> my emergency hazards on. i'm on the freeway. i'm a silver ford escape. >> reporter: chp came in and arrested the suspect for a dui. >> i am still worried. i am not sure i will keep driving.

i definitely know if there's a single rider they are not sitting in the front seat anymore. >> reporter: this is the first time castro has driven his car since that night, and as for the passenger, uber says he won't be able to use the app anymore. in sacramento, abc 10 news. >> crazy video. that guy was so strong to hold him off while still driving. >> the look on his face, on the driver's face once it all came to an end the relief there, and he tries to make it a fun experience for the passengers, the lights in the car, all that going, and the music. >> he's got nellie playing in the back and in the meantime, this real-life dilemma playing out. >> the irony there, right? >> right. in all seriousness, he is a husband and father of eight kids who he is obviously trying to get home to. he said he has had a gun pulled on him in order to get to a specific destination on time. >> the stories the uber drivers have had, and especially with people who had way too much to drink on a night out, and he has had to stop people from getting

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it's time for the mix and today is a big day, january 24th, because it's national peanut butter day for all of you peanut butter lovers out there. >> all for it. >> yes! victor apparently says he's a big fan of peanut butter. i can't get enough of this stuff. >> peanut butter or nutella -- >> no, no, no. peanut butter all the way. jiff, creamy, not crunchy. >> i'm with you on the creamy. i don't want to bite into that crunch. >> don't want to crunch. warm toast. that's when it's best served because it's melty, too. i sent a picture to my parents a couple weeks ago because my kid wanted to share peanut butter toast, and it was something that i did not want to share. >> you can't share your peanut

butter toast? >> no. i'm not going to share with you. i did share, but -- national peanut butter day, you should not have to -- >> what is this here? >> doesn't matter. you are not getting any. right now? you are trying to get me to eat on tv. you can't eat that stuff at this hour. don't go all kendis on us. >> i won't. i won't! i won't! i just need a spoonful of peanut butter. >> we can make that happen. >> are you the kind of person that runs late? >> yep. 100%. >> that makes two of us. we are two for two so far. if you are the type of person that runs late, there's good news here. according to harvard health publishing, late people might actually live longer. you know what? was that our meeting earlier? >> oh, that is the meeting we had at midnight, every morning. >> a lot of people running late here. who is that? >> what happened here? >> huh? >> is that -- >> look at that. that's janai norman running late.

>> they set me up because i am always late. i am. my husband just sent me a hilarious gif, and it's a man laying on the floor and he is looking panicked, and it's like, when you realize you have three minutes to get to work. >> that's you at all times? >> he said that's you every night. i set my alarm clock. >> did you say gif? >> gif. that's what it is. not jiff. jiff is the peanut butter. gif is a moving picture. how about this alarm clock that makes you coffee? >> i need that. >> yeah, we could all use that. >> wait a sec, you have to wake up and make it? or -- >> maybe you can just make it, set the alarm, and then the alarm goes off and you wake up smelling the coffee. see, it's all set and you go to bed it's boiling and the water getting ready. instant coffee. >> that is fancy. >> yeah, and it smells good when you wake up. seriously, wake up and smell the coffee. i always drink hazelnut. >> do you move a lot in your sleep, because that looked dangerously close to the bed. >> yeah, that could be bad. real bad. >> epic back flip.

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this morning on "world news now," president trump postponing the state of the union address. the president is conceding to house speaker pelosi's terms, no speech as long as the government is still shut down. congress members now working to try to reopen it. new this morning, safety concerns growing amid the government shutdown. air traffic control officials released an ominous statement saying the shutdown poses serious safety risks, calling it unprecedented. new this half hour, hundreds of high school students getting mixed messages from a university. >> they received e-mails saying they were accepted, but now the not so st, the human error by employt's leaving many disappointed. plusth clue, a 78-year-old

host still getting hit on. the answer? >> who is alex trebek? >> we'll explain in "the skinny." this is thursday, january 24th. i guess it's good to be alex trebek. >> yeah, right. i guess so knowing you still got it at 78. >> still got it. >> mm-hmm. we will get to that later. we begin with breaking new developments in the standoff over the state of the union address. president trump now holding off after house speaker nancy pelosi denied him the use of the house chamber. >> in a late-night tweet, he said i will do the address when the shutdown is over. i am not looking for an alternative venue for the state of the union address because there is no venue that can compete with the history and the importance of the house chamber. >> the announcement follows reports the president was preparing different versions of the speech to deliver from a back up location. abc's mary bruce has more.

>> reporter: president trump tried to call speaker pelosi's bluff, writing dear madam speaker, i look forward to seeing you on the evening of january 29th in the chamber of the house of representatives. it would be so very sad for our country if the state of the union were not delivered on time, on schedule and on location. pelosi's reaction? shortly after she cancelled his plan to address congress, and she wrote dear mr. president, i look forward to welcoming you to the house when the government has been back open. >> your response to the speaker? >> i am not surprised. it's really a shame with what is happening with democrats. >> reporter: the president later taking this stab at pelosi. >> she doesn't want to hear the truth, she doesn't want the american public to hear what is going on, and she's afraid of the truth. i think that's a great blotch on the incredible country we all love. >> reporter: fed up furloughed workers clogging the halls of

the capitol, and the fbi agents warning the shutdown could make us less safe. >> if the shutdown continues, what is the worst case scenario in terms of public safety? >> that the fbi needs to be fully funded so we can do our jobs, stop terrorists attacks. we need to do that to keep this country safe. >> reporter: 800,000 federal workers now on the verge of missing their second paycheck. the coast guard common dant beyond frustrated. >> i find it unacceptable coast guard men and woman have to rely on food donations to get through. >> reporter: in maryland, mandy jarvis, whose husband serves in the coast guard is struggling. >> i have a second job, i workdays, and even working a seconds job i would not be able to supplement what he makes. >> reporter: abc news, mary bruce, capitol hill.

>> thank you. pilots and air traffic controllers are expressing growing concern saying air safety is deteriorating by the day as the government shutdown drags on. >> the union issued a joint statement saying they can't even predict a point where the entire system will break. staffing at air traffic control is already at a 30-year low and many controllers are working overtime, six days a week, ten hours a day, with no pay. this morning, we are waiting to learn the identities of five people killed in a mass shooting in central florida. a gunman opening fire inside a bank, and a s.w.a.t. team's armored car remained parked outside the bank into the night. earlier, it was used to crash down the bank's door. soon after the 21-year-old was in custody. he is charged with five counts of first-degree murder. investigators worked into the night at his home searching for a possible motive, which remains unclear. one neighbor calls the suspect normal and quiet and another man said he has heard the suspect playing video games and yelling in the middle of the night.

in north carolina, a desperate search to find a missing 3-year-old boy. nearly 600 volunteers are working with law enforcement to locate casey hathaway. he was last seen playing in his grandmother's backyard on tuesday afternoon. authorities say casey wasn't adequately dressed for cold weather. they are concerned about sinkholes and deep water ditches in the area. it's still being treated as a missing child investigation, but kidnapping has not been ruled out. turning overseas to the unrest in venezuela. the u.s. ignored a warning for american diplomats to leave the country. >> as anti-government protests escalated, president trump says he is no longer recognizing venezuela's socialist prosecute, inste instead siding with the leader. here at home and venezuela many gathered to embrace the young opposition leader and call for change. matt gutman has details. >> reporter: the emergency unfolding in venezuela. tens of thousands braving tear-gas and swarming the streets for hours calling for

venezuela's president, maduro, to step down, and president trump speaking out and no longer recognizing maduro as venezuela's president. >> we are not considering anything, but all options are on the table. >> reporter: u.s. and other countries are now recognizing this 35-year-old as the country's interim president. he is the head of the opposition and sworn in as president by the national assembly. they call maduro illegitimate. maduro firing back calling this an american-led coup, giving american diplomats 72 hours to get out. for three years now we have been reporting on venezuela's collapsing economy, and millions once in the middle class fleeing venezuela looking for food and medicine. >> it's hard to imagine when this boy came here he was about nine pounds and now he's about 13 pounds. >> reporter: at the core of this is the imploding venezuelan

economy. money has no value. there's little food and almost no medicine and even less faith in president maduro. matt gutman, abc news, los angeles. checking the weather, at least 20 states are under winter weather and flooding. severe storms and gusty winds are moving across the southeast. that storm will bring heavy rain and mild temperatures to the midwest and northeast. a blizzard warning in parts of the plains due to blowing snow and low visibility. the westminster kennel club will feature the debut of two new dog breeds next month. both small dogs but with really, really long names. >> it's a lot harder than to say dachshund. >> dachshund. >> it's called the nederlandse, a dog that was initially trained to help duck hunter, by attracting birds. breeders say they are versatile and easy to teach.

>> the second breed, this one from france, the grands basset griffon vendeen or gbgv for short. this one is in the hound category. it's originally bred to hunt rabbits and will join 3200 dogs. the best in show trophy will be awarded on february 12th. did you get the name? >> yeah, in the bag. we don't have to say it again. we already said it once. you know the name of those new dogs. jiffpom was here yesterday. >> it's magical. i miss jiffpom. that's so much easier to say. >> yeah, jiffpom. the pomeranian. got it. >> stick 'em up, jif. >> he was cute. i miss him. >> do you? >> mainly because it's easier to say. barking.

>> oh, my gosh, victor really loved jiffpom. >> it was a nice treat. >> it? the dog was a nice treat. i couldn't really wrap my mind around it. i was a little stand offish. >> you didn't like jiff? why? >> it takes me time to warm up to strangers. >> yeah, i could feel it. >> i haven't warmed up to victor yet. >> give me until friday. coming up, a college sends out hundreds of acceptance letters accidentally. >> oops. two men that have been friends since college are about to make nfl history as the first male cheerleaders at the super bowl. later in "the skinny," why carrie underwood is blown away by her own big news. you are watching "world news now." why carrie underwood is blown away by her own big news. you are watching "world news now." away by her own news. you are watching "world news now."

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it's happened again. it's happened again. a spinning ice disk has formed,

this time on the cedar river in gladwin, michigan. the area has been hit -- you know what, i don't want to get tweets from people in gladwin. the area has been hit with frigid temperatures allowing mother nature to grow this phenomenon. it's similar to the mesmerizing spinning disk in maine last week, and now has its own live weather cam. >> i can watch these things all day long. i never get to see them. in florida we don't get those, but it's fascinating. >> oh, my gosh, mr. miami wants to remind us, it's so warm, we have palm trees. we are already jealous. >> i can handle the 50s. >> yeah? >> it was earlier in the week that was painful. we turn now to new details surfacing about a young woman kidnapped and held captive in boston. >> the suspect broke down in court yesterday before being sent for a mental evaluation as we learn how that woman managed to save herself. here's abc's wit johnson.

>> reporter: a crush of cameras looking at pena as he arrives to court. inside, the 38-year-old mumbling and sobbing, pleading not guilty to kidnapping 23-year-old olivia ambrose. ambrose arriving home. >> she is strong. she is doing okay. we are grateful. we know many times the outcome is not this. >> reporter: she went missing after leaving this bar on saturday night and the phone went dead. three days later, police identifying pena as a person of interest. then police released these surveilness photos, one showing him with his arms around her. >> it's obvious from the video surveillance that she did not go along willingly. >> reporter: court documents say police got a break when olivia reactivated her phone and texting her mother. olivia telling police she was being held against her will. >> our thanks to wit johnson there in massachusetts. a university in florida is busy contacting hundreds of high school students to say, sorry, we messed up big time.

>> this is awful. the university of south florida st. petersburg e-mailed congratulation letters to 680 applicants saying they had been accepted for the fall term. >> yay, congratulations. >> but more than 400 of them got a second e-mail saying, we messed up. there was an error in the system. please disregard the previous e-mail, so in other words don't celebrate just yet. >> yikes. >> i was just so disappointed. i was very, very let down because i have been waiting for a final decision from them since november now. my mom and i were like over the moon excited. we were, like, jumping up and down and shouting really loud. i really do hope to end up as a bull in the fall. >> oh, the university says human error is to blame. somebody should not have sent that e-mail. officials are saying they are calling all the applicants that got the never mind e-mail to update their status. some are under review and may still get in, but others will not be admitted. >> tough break.

when we come back, chris hemsworth, yeah, shirtless. you guessed it. >> excited about that? and just who has been hitting on alex trebek? "the skinny" is next. hitting on alex trebek? "the skinny" is next. trebek? "the skinny" is next.

♪ ♪ skinny ♪ just give me the skinny time for your thursday "skinny" starting with the news from carrie underwood. >> the "cry pretty" singer took to instagram to announce the arrival of baby number two for her and her husband, mike fisher. their second son they named jacob ryan fisher. >> underwood and fisher are already parents to isaiah, and she is calling jacob their miracle baby after opening up about suffering three miscarriages. >> in her post, she says our hearts are full, eyes are tired and our lives are forever changed. life is good. >> congratulations. >> we are happy for them. next to a big revelation from alex trebek. >> this one is good. the 78-year-old host of "jeopardy" is telling "people" magazine that he gets hit on, and, apparently, it's quite a

lot. >> alex trebek told "people," i always referred to myself as a second or third tier celebrity. i am not george clooney. close, apparently, given the story. >> he said people pass him on the street and he's treated more like an extended family member than like a celebrity but that's not stopping women from hitting on him. >> not just any women, trebek said women in their 70s and 80s tell him, quote, you're hot. you're hot alex. >> trebek says there's one thing about his life that his friends, and even his actor friends envy, and it's his schedule. he works only two days a week for an estimated 10 million bucks a year. alex, when are you retiring? >> yeah. >> when will your job be posted? >> yeah, i want to audition for that. >> yep. next, to stars, they are just like us, except for alex trebek. >> right. this thing, though, it happens to all of us and it's common

travel hazard for so many. an airline losing your luggage. apparently it even happens to matt damon. he managed to find his way from los angeles to the world economic forum in switzerland, but his clothes did not. >> how did you two meet? >> go ahead, gary. the relationship has developed to the point where i am wearing gary's clothes right now because swiss air lost my bags, so we have come a long way. >> he made sure to call out swiss air. he's wearing another guys clothes. damon was at the forum to discuss his charitable donation water.org which provides gs, not e to call the airline when that happens. and then next to an a-lister, appearing in a video but unlike matt damon he's not in a button-downed jacket there. >> no, he's not. >> no, he's not. >> chris hemsworth with the unnp

called center. >> we are all different with one power in common, the choice to be a work in progress. but know this, you don't have to make yourself by yourself. >> sounds really intense. >> yeah, it does. the app which launches next month provides meal plans, daily workouts, meditations and an online community customizable to any fitness level or dietary preference. that's a lot. >> it sounds really cool. i wonder how much the app costs, like a gym membership? it's intense and dramatic, too. >> a work in progress. you don't have to make yourself alone. >> eat salad. >> that's essentially what he said. >> one more here. a plea from inside "jersey shore" to kim kardashian. >> vinny from jersey shore is appealing to kim k. to intervene and help castmate mike "the situation" get out of prison.

he is serving eight months for tax evasion. he says he's reformed and he s leased >> and now he wants kim to help. if released. >> and now he wants kim to help.

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♪ we're counting down the days to super bowl liii. >> how many days? >> i don't know. how many days? >> but even as the new england patriots prepare to face-off against the l.a. rams, the battle of the brands is already under way this morning. we are getting a sneak peek at this year's super bowl ads. >> with an epic and grand arrival, budweiser reaches back to its majestic roots and after a year off, bringing back the clydesdale horses. >> the budweiser clydesdale horses are a super bowl tradition and have been appearing in their super bowl ads since 1986.

>> and this exclusive ad reveal, their return ushered in with a bob dylan classic blowing in the wind. ♪ how many times must a >> we'll see them driving past a wind farm which is a nod to budweiser's move towards using renewable energy with wind. >> the dalmation named april, the budweiser mascot on board. other big celebrity names are starting to leak out from the secret commercials lineup. some confirmed -- >> serena williams will be starring in bumbles app. it's their first ad in the super bowl and it's sure to be a big statement about female empowerment. >> i'm not kidding, unlock the door. >> and christina applegate, she plays a woman frustrated about not being able to get into her car. ♪ >> but, the big star, cardi b will make a huge cameo in pepsi's big splash. here is a sneak peek from the commercial set, steve carell

reading the script for the ad set in a diner. >> i love him. >> can't get enough of cardi. in the ad with the clydesdales running through a wind farm, budweiser is telling viewers it's now brewed with wind power for a better tomorrow, and they are donating energy from their wind farms to power the whole city of atlanta during super bowl week. how cool is that? super cool, right? >> cool. super cool. >> i actually have not watched a super bowl since they played football at that beyonce concert. >> that's how you remember it? the beyonce concert. i like it. and making history in the super bowl, the first ever male cheerleaders. >> after making history at the start of the season, quinton peron and napoleon jinnies are set to become the first male cheerleaders to perform at the super bowl. >> the two trained dancers made their mark after an intense process. they will be on "gma" later this morning. >> oh, exciting, on the big show. >> the big show. >> have to tune in to see them on the big show. >> by the way, the super bowl, february 3rd. looked it up.

how many days? >> not as big of a show as "gma this morning. stay with us.

making news in america this morning, a major development overnight in the government shutdown standoff. president trump announcing he will not deliver his annual state of the union address until after the shutdown ends. is he giving in to speaker nancy pelosi? the new details and what's next. plus, the growing safety concerns during the shutdown from homeland security to the federal prison system. also breaking overnight, the deadly bank hostage crisis. a gunman storms into a florida bank. an armored truck crashes into the building. at least five people are dead. what we're learning about the suspect and what his father is saying. school bus nightmare. this young boy abandoned on the bus in the freezing