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stands up and blue sweater. look at him. he's trying to keep the peace. calm down everybody. >> he is. wait, wait. >> that doesn't work by the way, the benches ended up clearing. he's trying -- trying. look at him in the background. he's a solid five feet away from everything. calm down, guys. >> peace. wait. >> that's great. >> that's hilarious. >> good things he was there or otherwise things could have gotten out of control. >> man, have that guy around. turning to a gesture of kindness that is going viral. >> it happened in alabama during a rainy funeral procession. an officer offering a salute. >> it happened in alabama, an officer offering a salute, and a bystander offered umbrella. >> saluting a fallen officer, the esocpr monsiov didn't realize that man standing

behind her saw her in the rain and held his umbrella over her. >> i didn't know he was there. my peripheral vision was cut off with my hat. i was in my moment paying my respects to sergeant carter. >> they had never met and deputy dial wanted to thank him. >> it meant a lot in ways that you can't put into words. >> our station in birmingham and their viewers trying to find him, and they did. >> hi. >> hi. nice to meet you. come here. give me a hug. >> reporter: depth perception affecting both of them. just listen to what he tells that police deputy in the pouring rain. >> that procession was one of the most powerful, kind of emotional displays i hope i never see again. -huh.-huh. >> and i was just really impressed you were out there and you were paying your respects. >> people do care about us.

it can be very easy to get jaded in this job so it's nice to see the good in people and to be reminded of that. >> abc news, new york. >> what a story there. turns out they actually work in the exact same building and they never knew each other before, but this totally changes things. >> they do now. they were strangers but will talk from now on. good story. >> i think so. we have encouraging news about a puppy that is trying to get through his bucket list because of a deadly heart condition. >> vets said the nine-week-old logan doesn't have long to live so his foster family made up a bucket list so he could live his best life. it included an event at a pet store in washington state, where hundreds of people gave him a hug. now a doctor says he can correct logan's condition through surgery but the puppy would have to get through colorado. a rescue group is trying to figure out how to pay for the trip and the operation. >> logan is a very cute puppy. these 2-month-old cheetah septuplets are making their first public apprance a mosley,.

officials say all seven cubs are active and healthy, living inside a breeding area with their mother. septuplets are rare in the cheetah world occurring in just 1% of births. they are adorable. >> i think we just out did jiffpom. >> did youip we away? the camera just caught you wiping a tear away. >> you were in love, too. don't lie. don't lie. and coming up, a team of police officers that just broke a guinness world record. >> what they did that involved a 800,000 pound boat. that's how big it was. you are watching "world news now." 800,000 boat. that's how big it was. you are watching "world news now."

♪ ♪ welcome back. it's time now for "this happened." >> uh-huh. >> we are starting this off far away from here. we are taking you straight to dubai. this is quite a feat. take a look. that is nearly an 800,000 pound boat and that's a big team of swimmers actually pulling it.

>> wow! >> that's a lot of dubai police officers trying to break a guinness book of world record when they jumped in the water and somehow pulled that boat a distance of 656 feet. >> pretty good. >> pretty impressive. very good swimmers there in dubai. did you know that? >> no, but now i do. how about this in stillman valley, illinois. a guy is riding a snowmobile and then this happened. >> let's see what happens here. >> flips it over a road. oh, my. >> that looked really painful. oh, it keeps going. >> it just keeps going. sorry, dude. he gets left behind but the vehicle takes off, right? wouldn't have expected that. >> hope he's okay. >> he rolled it he oy enoh to p message about it and they're laughing. i guess all is well. >> i hope they caught up to that at some point, too. let's go to a warmer place. let's go to los angeles there's a new animal at the zoo. >> a new animal? >> want to see it?

look at that thing. >> cute. >> it's a poodoo. it's the newest edition. the name was voted on by fans of the popular band nct. this thing is just a month old. it's a petite deer species from south america. how do you want to pronounce this? hey chung? >> yeah. >> that was the name voted on here. and fans compared one of the members to the adorable animal, and they even call that guy ok. it's a cute little bambi-ish creature. >> i like the tongue. that is a tongue, right? or was that a bottom lip. >> was it a bottom lip? >> we're having a lot of fun with animals and victor is just loving them. how about this animal, though? a chicken. >> can't get enough. >> this is a chicken that ended up at the airport. crazier things have happened, right? the priority line and a guy sees

this. >> so it's -- >> yeah, it's just chicken in for his flight. where are his bags? >> he's kind of in line there. >> yeah. >> let's take a look here. the person that filmed this said they were on holiday in, oh, boy -- don't know how to pronounce that, but they were waiting to check their flights back to new zealand. >> we have had some tough words this week. should we start the list? >> it's probably started with just -- >> what? >> there were two new dogs, and those were really tough to say for us. i like that chicken, though. >> not bad. i mean, i have seen worse problems at the airport. some good things in this happened today. it's also friday. >> good things this week. thanks for having me here. >> no problem, victor. i hope you are warm. >> you requested me, right? >> yeah, i said please bring up victor during the coldest week. >> happy to be here. coming up, the kid who would be king.

>> why one critic is likening this "the kid who would be king" to an '80s era speilberg. this "the kid who would be king" to an '80s era

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grab the popcorn. it's time now for insomniac theater previewing two new movies opening up at the box office this weekend. >> we start with matthew mcconaughey starring as a washed up fishing boat captain. his ex-wife makes him an offer he cannot refuse. >> my husband is joining me here the day after tomorrow. i told him that i would charter a boat for fishing tuna. i want you to take him out on your boat and let him get drunk and then drop him in the ocean for the sharks.

in return i will give you $10 million cash. >> yeah, yeah it does seem pretty dark. >> real dark. critics are giving it a dismal 21% splat on rotten tomatoes. do you trust rotten tomatoes? i do. one writes, the outlandish story doesn't add up and it's not supposed to. and one says it features dialogue that could be written by a 13-year-old boy. >> not just a 13-year-old, but a 13-year-old boy. >> oh, is this a girls are smarter type of thing? >> i guess so. sounds right. >> next, a fantasy film that brings old school magic into the modern world, literally. "the kid who would be king" follows a boy that stumbles upon king arthur's legendary sword. his life changes as he finds

he's destined -- and hellbent on destroying the world. >> it was you who drew the sword! >> mortal danger. >> there are four days until the solar eclipse, and all that are gone will enter the world of the living. >> how am i supposed to stop that? that's ridiculous. i'm 12. >> i'm 12. critics are enchanted with "the kid who would be king" giving it a solid 87% on rotten tomatoes. peter writes with its retrovideo game score, the movie plays like a throwback to spielberg produced adventure films of the '80s. molly freeman calls it a stylish and earnest modern retelling of the king author story that is fun for the whole family. that doesn't sound too bad. >> no, that review made it sound like a steven spielberg old school? >> yeah.

breaking breaking overnight, a little boy missing for days has been found. >> the 3-year-old is safe and sound. how the family says he is doing. developing now. new shutdown talks. we are entering day 35. hundreds of thousands of federal workers are missing their second paycheck. there may be a glimmer of hope. details on the new negotiations urnds way. sinking feeling. a massive sinkhole opened up, forcing people out of their homes. what officials believe caused it. a child's winning science fair project was about tom brady. this kid is not a fan. he set out to prove tom brady cheated. what he found, ahead on this friday, january 25th. announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> i like that kid.

>> everyone around here is thrilled about that. >> you guys excited about that, too? >> can't wait to get to it. let's start this morning with breaking news overnight. a 3-year-old boy missing in north carolina has been found safe. >> little casey hathaway disappeared tuesday afternoon. he was playing with two relatives around his grandmother's house. when the other two went inside, casey wasn't with them. hundreds of volunteers searched and casey was found, alive, a little cold and scratched up. >> we brought him to the family. we did not give up. we were very persistent. the little fella is happy. his parents are happy as well. when he saw his little sister, had a big smile on his face. >> located by voice. a young man went to him,

disentangled him from some briars he was tangled up in. brought him out. here we are. >> casey's mother says, he is good at the news briefing. she said he already asked to watch netflix. that's how they know he is okay. if there was indication casey was abducted. casey is listed in stable condition at the hospital. >> such a good ending. government shutdown is entering week six. a flurry of negotiations, but still no breakthrough. >> house speaker, nancy pelosi rejected the president's idea for a prorated down payment for a border wall. talks got under way in the senate and two bills to reopen the government. >> these billboards opened up in mitch mcconnell's home state of kentucky. they were paid for by a prison uni's office calling for them to end the shutdown. we have the latest. >> reporter: compromise brewing? president trump is open to a

temporary deal to reopen the government and didn't rule out supporting it, even without money for the border wall. >> would you offer temporary spending without a wall? >> i wouldn't be happy with it, i wouldn't be happy. we have a lot of alternatives. >> even if it doesn't have wall money? >> i have other alternatives, if i have to. i'll use those, if i have to. we want to go through the system. we have to have a wall in this country. >> reporter: this is after the president backed down from the showdown with nancy pelosi over the state of the union address and the speaker's demand that the speech be delayed is, quote, reasonable. >> what she said is actually reasonable. we'll have the state of the union when the shutdown is over. >> when do you think that will be? >> that i can't tell you. that, i can't tell you. we have a lot of alternatives, but we need border security.

>> reporter: the white house is turning a blind eye to the 800,000 federal employees about to miss another paycheck. people like these coast guard workers lining up at a food pantry in connecticut. >> how about mac 'n cheese for the kids? >> commerce secretary, ross is up for these comments. >> federal workers are going to homeless shelters to get food. >> well, i know they are. i don't really quite understand why. the 30 days of pay some people will be out is no real reason why they shouldn't be able to get a loan. >> reporter: democrats are calling ross, a billionaire, a modern day marie antoinette. >> they have wilbur ross saying he doesn't understand why when he was asked about people going to food lines and pantries. he doesn't understand why they have to do that. is this a let them eat cake kind of attitude or call your dad for

money. >> reporter: speaker pelosi continues to insist money for border wall should not be part of any agreement to reopen the government. the president says one way or the other, he has to get the wall built. the president saying he has alternatives. one remains trying to bypass congress by declaring a national emergency. i'm jonathan karl, abc news, the white house. >> head scratching comments from the commerce secretary there. we are seeing good will gestures. in manchester, new hampshire, members of the coast guard, bracing for another week of no pay are filling up their tanks free of charge. the owner of a california gas station is giving money to federal employees who live in the city of freemont. they are welcome to come back for more. the uas

shrouded in uncertainty. opposition leader, juan, considers amnesty as well as embattled president, nicholas maduro. the u.s. ordered nonessential embassy workers to leave the country. other u.s. embassy staff aren't complying with the order to get out. >> reporter: the u.s. made clear the maduro regime does not have the authority to order american diplomats out of venezuela since the u.s. doesn't recognize maduro as president. the state department is ordering nonemergency employees to leave venezuela because of growing security concerns. this is amid escalating chaos in the night of looting and violence. despite the ordered departures, the u.s. embassy will remain open. martha radditz for abc news.

an arctic blast will continue to chill the region. this icy look is from interstate 29 in fargo, north dakota. in the midwest, an ice jam caused severe flooding near cleveland when it broke out. a dozen people had to be rescued from their homes. severe storms wiped out this home in central florida, near orlando. power lines and trees were knocked down on the radar here you can see skies clearing in the northeast. colder weather is coming in for the weekend. an investigation is under way in southern california into the death of a former prosurfer. authorities are confirming the body of 48-year-old chris brown washed up on a beach last weekend. he won several titles in the '90s. in recent years, he worked as a commercial fisherman, but known as a surfer. he leaves behind a wife and daughter. investigators cleared

embattled utility pg&e for the tubs fire. it was the second worst fire in the state's history. the 15-month investigation finds the homeowners private electrical systems sparked the flames that consumed 5700 square miles of california's wine country. the october 2017 fire killed two dozen people and the fire destroyed 5600 buildings. >> reporter: general mills is voluntarily recalling bags of gold medal unbleached flour because of salmonella concerns. specifically, the recall involves five-pound bags with a better if used by date of april 20, 2020. they discovered it during routine sampling. you can check our website for more details. a study finds sea air isn't the only thing cruise ship passengers are breathing on the water. johns hopkins found engine emissions from the vessels might be harmful to "your health." mo

cities. >> as if you were looking for another reason to stay off cruise ships. if you love cruises, there is an adult's only ship. >> we are selling this one. virgin's richard branson is launching an ocean voyage for an adults only. branson says passengers 18 and up can ride the scarlett lady, a nightclub and 78 rock star suites with a stocked bar. >> it will have two spas and a tattoo studio. >> you can make more bad decisions. >> it sets sail next year in 2020. >> what could go wrong? >> oh, my goodness. >> that tattoo shop is open all night. it probably only opens at night. >> just make bad decisions. it will sail from miami to the caribbean. >> of course, out of miami. >> you're going to hop on? >> i'd go. you want to come?

>> i'm good. coming up, the milestone for the country's most famous baby hippo. first, the scene inside an apartment complex in southern california. the sinkhole that opened up with a bang and what authorities think triggered it. you are watching "world news now." opened up with a bang and what authorities think triggered it. you are watching "world news now."

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the wise old philosopher, bob marley saying, don't jump into the water if you can't swim. one florida man, a suspect, never heard that line. he tried to get away from authorities by jumping into a lake and he nearly drown. two sheriff's deputies saved him. he is under arrest and recovering in the hospital. he did thank the deputies for saving his life. at least he was grateful. >> that's not the first time that's happened in florida. >> you don't say? >> yeah, not the first time. a college student from california has been in jail since last may. the ordeal began after a night of bar hopping. >> they claim he was accused of breaking a lamp, then had an altercation with an officer, which landed him in jail. they say he is ready to plead

guilty and pay fines to get the case over. the state department says it is providing assistance. back here at home, families have been forced out of an apartment complex in orange county, california by a giant sinkhole. >> it opened up in a courtyard between two buildings, stretching nearly 100 feet long. this morning, this might be something worse. we have the latest. >> reporter: authorities are investigating what caused this hole in an apartment complex in orange county, california. >> a shocker to me. >>like an earthquake. that's what i thought it was, but nothing was shaking. >> reporter: instead, the ground collapsed, crumbling the sidewalk and toppling trees. >> i have never seen anything like that. >> reporter: they diagnosed the problem. they believe a concrete box that transports water collapsed. crews are chopping down the trees behind me. several condos under voluntary evacuation.

the big concern is the rest of this courtyard could crumble, especially if it rains. time for a shoutout to a friend of the show, fiona the hippo, celebrating her second birthday with a towering cake made of fruit. >> she looks great. she notched 1,000 pounds on the scale. >> she's become the cincinnati zoo's social media celebrity and she continues to thrive. happy birthday, fiona. >> she is. good for her. >> she looks good, too. is that weird? >> yeah, it's weird. >> was it? fruit, right? coming up, the act of kindness that nearly landed a school superintendent behind bars. what she did for a sick student missing school, that ended up turning into insurance fraud. first, the ground breaking

love story that made headlines. jeff is opening up about becoming the first nfl player to come out of the closet and marry another man. that's next on "world news now." come out of the closet and marry another man. that's next on "world news now." and another man.

times square. there are, like, five people out there. nobody is really out there this time of night. >> kind of the middle night. >> yeah, in a city that never sleeps, victor. >> we're awake. >> we sure are. >> sort of. he was a force to be reckoned with on the gridiron during the height of the glory days of the dallas cowboys in the 1980s. >> more than 30 years later jeff rohrer tackled one of the greatest fears of his life, being true to his heart and to himself. here is juju chang. >> reporter: former dallas cowboys linebacker doing something no other current nfl player had ever done. >> of all the things i have done in my life, this is the most courageous thing as a human being. >> reporter: publicly coming out and marrying his boyfriend, joshua ross. >> you feel like you are walking into the rest of your life.

>> everybody was bawling. >> reporter: it's not his first marriage. he was married to heather rohrer for 17 years. >> it's not that he didn't love me. it was a different type of love. it's more genuine and real for him to love a man. >> reporter: the former husband and wife redefining what it means to be a family, with heather and the kids living on the same property with jeff and joshua. >> we are a living example of a modern family. we have two teenagers. joshua and i, and my ex-wife living on the same property, not in the same house. >> we will be in each other's lives forever because of our children. >> reporter: jeff says he was terrified about living openly as a gay man. >> i didn't want to hurt the cowboys. i didn't want to hurt the league. i wanted to be respectful of them. they were kind to me, letting me wear the silver and blue being a cowboy. >> reporter: why would being a gay man hurt the league? >> i don't know if it would hurt

the league, but josh and i were the first same-sex marriage in the nfl. it's a landmark they knew was coming at some point. >> jf waknn r his fearlessness on the field during his rough and tumble years as a linebacker for the cowboys and even making it on the cover of "dallas cowboys weekly." jeff says, along the way, he dated a lot of women, all while ignoring his sexual orientation. what was your first inkling you were different? >> i mean, people are born gay. i mean, that's just the way it is. i always managed it and i didn't practice it so it was not something that i knew enough about to say, hey, i'm gay. >> reporter: so he lived a life he thought was expected of him. during those years, did it ever occur to you he could be gay? >> not at all. >> reporter: it was only a few years ago, in his early 50s when jeff truly began to face his sexuality. >> when jeff and i met he never had been in a public space with a man, and he did not have gay friends and he was not going to gay bars or gay clubs. >> we met randomly at a

restaurant in west hollywood. josh was sitting close and we started talking and 2 1/2 years later here we are, we are married. >> reporter: since his wedding, jeff says the response has been overwhelming. >> i have heard from a lot of my dallas teammates. i have heard from a lot of my yale teammates. >> reporter: you expected polite silence? >> i was scared. there were nights i would cry myself to sleep. it was horrible. they don't want to tell people they are gay. my lesson is that it's okay, it's not easy but once you do it you will be a lot happier. >> jeff played for the dallas cowboys for seven years and his husband, josh, is an esthetician. a friend of the stars. his clients are on "real housewives of beverly hills." >> great report there from juju. it's tough to talk about this. he was so open about it. amazing to watch. >> amazing, modern family. the mix is next. amazing, modern family. the mix is next.

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>> coming back soon, miami. >> i also spent some time in florida, but central florida is way different than south florida and miami, right? >> different places, different places entirely. central florida does have disney. >> that's true. how about this? the kid that set out to prove tom brady is a cheater? ♪ politics and foreign wars ♪ all the weather all the scores ♪ ♪ that's the world news polka ♪ if you're an insomniac and a good night sleep you lack ♪ ♪ do the world news polka ♪ it's late at night, you're wide awake and not wearing pants ♪ ♪ everybody dance, have some fun, be a pal ♪ ♪ every anchor, guy and gal, do the world news polka ♪ ♪ everybody ♪

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this morning on "world news now," 800,000 federal workers set to miss their second paycheck during the government shutdown, but are lawmakers coming to a compromise? we have the details on new shutdown talks. o. this is an abc news special report. now, reporting, george instead of snop indianapolis. we are breaking news in the russian investigation. robert mueller indicted roger stone. you see him right there. on several charges of giving false statements to congress, witness tampering. we want to go to pierre for details. >> jogeorge, this case has ongoing. witness after witness brought him to the grand jury in washington. as you said, he's been charged with seven counts.

one count of obstruction. it's what he knew about the wikileaks and them having this information, damaging information about hillary clinton and what he was providing in terms of information about that. he was misleading to investigators and others when asked about these particular questions, george. we are still plowing through the documents. it's fairly long. again, a long-time associate of president trump indicted, arrested overnight and charged with obstruction of justice and false statements. >> he's been arrested in florida this morning. what the indictment does, we'll have the full report on "good morning america." it tells the story of roger stone's interactions with the trump campaign and the hillary clinton e-mails, what he knew

about who he was contacting at wikileaks and what he was telling the trump campaign. >> we need to know who in the trump campaign he told and whether the information made it to the president of the united states. we are digging through the documents for those details. this is what he knew and what he has been telling law enforcement officials and others when pressed about the subject. >> we are going to have more on "good morning america." roger mueller indicted roger stone for false statements and witness tampering. see you i tampering. see you in a bit. announcer: this has been a special report from abc news. 800,000 federal workers will miss their second paycheck. >> kenneth, thanks to you. wilbur ross is accused of being out of touch when it comes to understanding the financial

strain. >> when asked about the dire circumstances, ross, a multi-millionaire suggested there was a simple solution, borrow the money. >> federal workers are going to homeless shelters to get food. >> i know they are. i don't really quite understand why. 30 days of pay that some people will be out. there's no real reason why they shouldn't be able to get a loan. >> they have a -- wilbur ross saying he doesn't understand why when he was asked about people going into food lines and pantries. he doesn't understand why they have to do that. i don't know if it's let them eat cake attitude or call your father for money. >> president trump seemed to imply before workers could get

goods and services from businesses, people know who they are, where they go for groceries and other things and they will work along. the trump administration is rolling out a policy to allow them to wait in mexico. without proper documents will now be turned away. for now, the policy applies to the crossing between san diego and tijuana. legal challenges are expected. a day after postponing public testimony, president trump's former fixer, michael cohen will comply. they issued a demand to interview cohen in the 2016 presidential election. the testimony will likely take place in private before cohen begins a three-year prison term in march. a young boy missing has been

found alive. casey hathaway disappeared playing outside his grandmother's house. the boy was cold, wet and had scratched, but otherwise, as his mother told reporters, he's good. he's listed in stable condition at a hospital. sax florida town is mourning five women murdered inside a bank. hundreds took part in a vigil to remember the victims. more planned over what is expected to a somber weekend. >> the gathering took place hours after he was arrested. >> reporter: 21-year-old zephen xaver. the alleged shooter walked into the bank with a bullet proof vest and .9 millimeters handgun.

he shot five people execution style. all five were women. moments before the shooting began, 75-year-old -- >> i was so thankful for the fast response. i would say probably in three minutes they had police cars there. >> reporter: xaver refused to surrender. >> we hoped the victims were still alive. >> reporter: it was too late. the shooters exgirlfriend warned people about his alleged desire to kill. >> talking about guns and wanting guns and he wants to hurt people physically. >> reporter: police released the names of three victims, a teller at the bank. cynthia watson, the lone customer and a mother to seven

children. >> loving her was easy. living without her will be hard. >> reporter: another bank employee was in the back of the building at the time the shooting started. this person took off running and called 911 along the way. investigators don't have a motive. they have video surveillance from inside the bank. they say this was a calculated mass shooting. tom llamas, abc news. a court ordered italy to pay amanda knox $20,000. the court ruled authorities didn't provide proper legal assistance to knox. she was convicted of murder, then it was overturned during the legal wrangling. she spent three years behind bars. police departments are testing out the latest innovation in weapon technology.

a gun mounted on a camera. operating it takes no training. there's no extra effort here. pulling the gun automatically activated the camera and shows where it is pointing. it could offer clarity in shootings. whole foods issued a wide-ranging recall of baby spinach because of potential salmonella contamination. the recall affects salads, pizzas and wraps sold in eight states. whole foods recommends throwing out any items that may contain baby spinach up through this past wednesday. an act of kindness from a man wounded in war brings a message of peace from retired general, colin powell. >> in a facebook post, the former joint chief chairman says the man lost a leg as a civilian worker in afghanistan, stopped to help him with a flat tire and he later sent powell a message calling him a leader and inspiration. the colonel said the message touched his soul and called on americans to take care of each

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>> cracking. listen. >> body cam video from toledo, ohio, shows an icy rescue go horribly wrong. three officers trying to get a teen that fell through the ice on a pond, and he's walking slowly. all of them ended up in the chilly water. it started to crack as they tried to get a rope to the teen but one by one they dropped in. >> they are trying to move fast

there. >> yeah. >> you have to. >> so scary. oh, my gosh. you see the water coming up. everybody was rescued and treated at the hospital so they are okay. a family on their way back home to detroit after vacationing in miami went through quite an ordeal at the airport. >> they were booted from their american airlines flight after passengers complained about their body odor but they insist they did not smell. >> they took us off and closed the gate and said, sorry, sir, some people complained you have body odor. we are not letting you back on. >> we passed people in the airport and it was embarrassing and we said, do we smell, we were just kicked off a flight and they said, we are so sorry, no. >> american airlines acknowledged complaints of body odor were the reason they were kicked off the flight. the airline booked the family into a hotel wednesday night and put them on a flight to detroit the next day. the adlers are finally back home. >> so the verdict is still out did they or didn't they? >> i don't know. if you have multiple people

saying that, yikes. >> all right. a school superintendent in indiana almost landed herself in jail after a kind-hearted gesture. >> she was charged after trying to provide medical care to a sick student using her own insurance. here is linsey davis. >> reporter: the superintendent says she learned her lesson after being charged with insurance fraud. >> i am not saying it was right. i am really sorry. i was just scared for him. >> reporter: according to student and took him to a medical center where she used a false name claiming he was her son and then she admits driving him to a pharmacy where she had a prescription filled for an an antibiotic, because he did not have insurance. >> i have a student i had been helping. he was sick. i believe it's strep throat. >> reporter: she helped the boy before, even buying clothes for him. when the student who told a teacher who told the school

nurse, she turned herself into police. >> i would love to go back to that moment and i am kicking myself, why didn't i do that. >> the superintendent reached an agreement with the county prosecutor. no more arrests for a year and fraud charges get dropped. she's calling this a mistake with good intentions. the school board is sticking by her allowing her to keep her job. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to linsey there. the medical visit and medicine costs $233. so the superintendent obviously trying to do something really good but maybe went about it the wrong way, though. >> a lot of people talking now. yeah, when we come back the big news about magic mike. and a tough lesson a price is right contestant learned about going to the bathroom at "t snn is next.e ba at the wrong time. "the skinny" is next. and a "the price is right" contestant learns a lesson about going to the bathroom at the wrong time. "the skinny" is next. to the bathroom at the wrong time. "the skinny" is next. rns me on? my better half, hors d oeuvres and bubbly.

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♪ skinny ♪ just give me the skinny me fon this friday, starting with a big headline from channing tatum. >> he took to instagram to announce the world premiere of his magic mike musical. >> the show will be a prequell

to the 2012 and 2013 films. it is loosely based on channings own years as a stripper. >> within two hours of the post half of the tickets already had been snapped up, and know word on whether channing will star in the stage production which will iblyhe >> fingers crossed. of course this already happened here in new york. >> what is going on here? >> our own "world news now" magic mike moment. >> is that kendis? >> this guy, oh -- kendis really got into that. >> did she have any idea, the woman behind the counter? >> i heard she did not. he just popped up -- >> then he ran away? did he just run out? he couldn't open the door! >> he got really into that. oh, kendis. my goodness. >> that's so funny. perfect song, too.ou wanee watching kendis or move on? >> no, move on. >> next, as they say, when you

got to go you got to go. >> a lucky audience member on the price is right was called out to come on down. the only problem, she couldn't. >> tara armstrong, come on down! >> is she -- she's -- she's in the bathroom. >> tara! tara! >> tara. >> there she is. they don't even know she washed her hands and they slap the hi-fives. oh, my goodness. believe it or not the last two times contestants were called to come on down but were busy in the bathroom were in 2000. >> surprised it doesn't happen more often. i was thinking abtd the same thing, i hope sh an adorable collage that iss

together. between her when she was 7 and blue ivy. they could be twins. >> the thing about blue ivy, though, she looks like whatever parent she is next to. she will look just like jay-z and then will look just like queen b, who rarely captions her post, my baby is growing up. i saw that today and i was, like, beyonce, she's all our baby. blue ivy, share her with us. >> you know a whole lot about blue ivy. i just learned that. >> victor, we're talking about the queen. victor, come on. >> we are learning details about beyonce we never knew before. >> actor michael caine who worked with beyonce in the 2002 "austin powers: gold member" told "rolling stones" her dream was to win an academy award for acting. >> she could do it one day.

>> beyonce, i love you and your music. >> he told the magazine, beyonce is a very competent actress. she's beyond my world. she's so big. >> so big now. >> we love you, queen b. an all around awesome person, chuck norris is hosting his own 5k run, but here's the rub. you have to dress up like chuck norris in order to participate. he's trying to set a world record for the most people in the same place dressed like chuck norris. no record has been set yet? >> really. strange. surprised more people haven't done that. >> registration starts at $30 on may 4th and includes a chuck norris t-shirt, a fake beard and a sweet belt buckle. >> cowboy boots, too, right? >> i guess. odd. coming up, our "friday weekly rewind." ♪ weekly rewind." up, our friday rewind.

♪ ♪ so it's friday. thank goodness we made it, but that means we are wrapping up what ended up being a pretty busy january week of headlines. >> a lot happened. we touched on everything from a viral confrontation to a super dublper i think that was the name of it and a dog that melted our hearts. here now is our weekly friday rerun. >> these images of the teens many wearing make america great again hats, appearing to face-off with american nativ elder, nha the student at the center of it all speaking out saying i was not disrespectful to mr. phillips and i wish in hindsight we could have walked away. this united airli airli airr with 250 passengers on board stranded for 15 hours over the

weekend on the frozen tarmac in canada. outside a windchill of minus 64 degrees. the medical emergency forced the plane to divert to a military base in goose bay, canada, but with no custom staff at the air base, those passengers were stuck on the plane and united telling us part of the door froze because of the extreme temperatures. >> the super blood wolf moon. >> it's got a long name. crowds gathered across the country to witness this celestial event. >> life threatening windchills and icy roads as millions dig out from devastating storms. in queens, new york, firefighters battling this three-alarm fire. >> they're still blasting the building with water, and of course it's freezing virtually on contact. >> the southern side of the storm spawning an ef-2 tor in alabama. winds up to 130 miles per hour. >> it's being referred to as one of the worst missed calls in playoff history. place in the super bowl after referees didn't throw the flag on this play. many call it a glaring case of pass interference. espn is now reporting the nfl will consider a rule change

making pass interference calls subject to review. >> he's the world's most famous animal, with almost 9 million followers on instagram. >> jiff, stick 'em up. stick 'em up. >> no way. >> stick 'em up. does it get any cuter than that? does it get any cuter than that? good boy. down. jiff, down. >> this is why i had to come over here. >> jiffpom. >> miss that dog. he was great. >> what was your favorite thing this week? >> jiffpom. >> what your least favorite thing this week? >> this whole thing called sleep. i forgot what that feels like. >> it doesn't exist. >> no, this was a fun week, thanks forme yh, i didn't ha a choice. just kidding. so much fun, so much fun having victor this week dedicated to saints fans.

making news in america this morning, a little boy missing for days after walking into the woods is found alive. >> as soon as the captain stepped out, he heard casey asking for his mother. >> where authorities found 3-year-old casey hathaway and the one request he made to his overjoyed mother. deal or no deal, the new push to end the government shutdown. bipartisan talks under way, but will president trump budge on the border plus, as they prepare to miss another paycheck today, word overnight about what happens now to federal workers' health insurance. booted over body odor. a family kicked off an american airlines flight demands answer. >> there's no body odor that we have. there's nothing wrong with us. >> new questions about what prompted the airlines' decision.