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a street in london. check out this close call on a street in london. a man is casually walking when a section of the wall comes crashing down. look at him again, seconds later, that near tragedy happened sunday. no one was hurt. investigators say strong winds played a part in the wall coming down. >> that guy is lucky. >> he is a blessed man this morning. >> wow, mother nature caused havoc in another part of europe. >> you can see a piece of roofing blown onto the street in front of her car in cologne, germany. second later, another piece of the building just came crashing down on the roof of a second car. >> wow! >> both people in that vehicle had to be rescued by firefighters, but they're said to be okay. we are doing all the missed calls here. >> yeah. >> why people need to be in church. something. wow! counting those blessings. >> oh, okay. and a northern new jersey woman is recovering after her bull got a little too

aggressive. >> police received calls that the animal was approaching people on the streets in sparta. the woman tried to get it back in its pen. the bull didn't go quietly. it started beating on her car. >> like what! that bull was not having it. >> then he tried to attack her, she got out. she suffered bruises. she will be okay. >> that's crazy. let's move on. because we are being urged to. turning now to the new development in the felony case against actor jussie smollett. >> the lawyer says that their client has evidence to back up their claims. >> reporter: in an abc news exclusive. >> they worked with jussie. they've known him, they were friends with him. >> reporter: attorney floria schmidt telling jourp george stephanopoulos her brothers are innocent. >> i'm confident they did not do a hate crime. >> reporter: the brothers here,

seen here, buying crimes for alleged against "empire" star jussie smollett. telling authorities smollett paid them to stage the entire thing. >> they were working together. they were asked to do this favor for him. >> reporter: abc news obtaining a copy of the check investigators say was written by smollett. on the memo line, five-week nutrition workout program. friday night on cnn, smollett's attorney questioning the brother' version of events. >> what do they have that corroborates the story. these are the two that did it. what do they have beside their word that says he was in on this? >> do my clients have evidence? of course. they are free men and they are at home. >> reporter: smollett now faces 16 felony counts from allegations he lied to police about being the victim of a homophobic and racist attack. smollett is scheduled to appear in court on thursday, where he will likely enter a formal plea

to the 16 counts. janai, kenneth. coming up, taco tuesday, chef steve shares the secrets of how to make the best tacos at home. to make the best tacos at home.

♪ it's raining tacos from out of the sky ♪ . it's taco tuesday, everybody. >> our favorite kitchen producer taking another stab at cooking with a tube, with youtube cooking show host steve. >> hi, steve. so, it's been a little while since i saw you last. the last time you helped me make a risoto. since then i have been making it every night. i need to know a new dish. >> what is tuesday? it's tuesday, taco tuesday. taco sounds simple. >> we're making a special taco. we're going to take the idea made famous by taco bell and

make the double decker taco. >> the first step was to prep our topics. >> have you gotten the seasonings that come in a package. >> of course. >> why do you want to buy that? make it better or so. >> it's time to get cooking. let's fry some taco shells. >> look at that sizzle. we're going to keep flipping it until i can tell it's starting to hold its shape. all right. you are up. >> okay. i tried my hardest, but i barely passed the test. what would you rate that out of a, b, c, der, e, f. >> a good c. a solid c. >> i have been a c student my whole life. i have some work to do. this is his, this is mine. so, once those were done, we started to brown the meat. steve isn't just teaching me toing could. >> he's the guy that leaves it, puts a lid on it and walks away. >> you know cooking with love means? >> no, i have no idea.

>> if you are cooking and want to be something, i can't just walk away and go hang out. >> big tip. >> if you want to cook right you have to cook with love, cooking with love is staying with the meat. i like that. . what cooking has taught me and the show has taught me is how to be in the moment. >> i'm trying to think about tomorrow, yesterday, all that time to figure out is what i'm doing right now. >> it's been an interesting way to sort of process life. >> back to cooking with love. we added some taco seasonings and some lime juice. it was time to melt some cheese on our flour tortillas. >> you want to good amount in there. because there is going to glue the soft tortilla to the hard for tia. >> we assemble our tacos. >> here we go, dig in. >> all right. i will try to pick the best looking taco. even though you all look beautiful,ly go with this one

here, this is the a-plus. >> i will do the one. >> with my c-plus? >> cheers. >> taco cheers? >> cheers. that's really, really good. wow! very simple. again, there is nothing crazy happening here. it's just texture. it's just seasoning things properly and we add a couple garnishs on top. >> you know where i learned the most from you, a little goes a long way. >> you learn from mistakes. i've done that. >> i wore the right shirt for today. thank you very much. i'll take one to go in my pocket. now i got two dishes under my belt i can cook. risoto and tacos. >> it's fancy stuff. so you can cook now. i don't want to hear anything otherwise. >> why can't you guys trust tacos, why? >> because they tend to spill

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true. michael love has acceptance letters from 41 different colleges. but the detroit high school senior's path to success has beenen in an onerousrousrousrous >> i kept being told i can't do this. i want to show i am better than that. >> reporter: he applied to 50. not only many want him, many are making magnanimous offers. >> over $350,000. >> reporter: it proves his ven raeblt and after school have been. mikal had to allocate time to get his applications done. >> i thought he was crazy when he told me he was applying to so many schools. >> reporter: then a surfing of letters started coming in. one after another, after another. from all over the country. >> the farthest is probably arizona, university of arizona. >> every time i opened up letter, i jumped up and down praised god and everything. i am super proud of him. >> reporter: michael struggled

academically in the beginning of high school but remained sanguine. >> i wanted to prove myself, i didn't know what i was going to do after high school. >> that ubiquitous determinationplay paying off. one letter came with a full ride. >> once he told me, my mouth just dropped. i started crying. >> reporter: michael says he wants to be an aerospace engineer after college. how many words did you count? >> eight. >> six. >> you did not count eight. >> i counted six. >> okay. this is annoying because i know you were actually trying. he got it. >> the producer told him? >> no she did not. >> yes, she did. >> ubiquitous. >> sanguine. >> magnanimous. >> how about rude? >> can we pump up the fighting game cocks again? >> please don't give him that. oh my gosh, get out your cheer skirt, pom-poms, have at it, kenneth. >> da da da.

>> oh my gosh. incredible

♪ this morning on this this morning on world news now, the rush to find out what went wrong as they bound their boeing jet. >> in the air you can see the crater where the 787 max 8 hit the ground killing everyone on board. overseas, more airlines are grounding that same type of jet. also this morning, the most powerful woman in america takes a stand. house speaker nancy pelosi going on the record for the first time. she's against impeaching president trump. hear why she says he just isn't worth it. >> lost and found. the amazing story in the tornado zone. a personal check about 100 miles

away from the owner and ending up on someone else's front lawn. and it's the food so good, it gets its very own day. hot cakes, flat jacks, no matter what you call them, we will show you where you can get yours today, fo' free. it's tuesday, march 12th. >> it's national pancake day. >> for the love of pancakes. happy tuesday. oh, excuse me. oh. >> oh. >> oh, he's going to play this game. >> janai, you're back. >> hey. >> where have you been? >> oh, you know, oh, slow clap. thanks, guys. >> janai norman is back, everyone. she decided to grace us with her presence here on "world news now." >> here i am, back to reclaim my throne. hand over the reigns. >> janai norman is back after holding down the gma desk. >> yeah. ble. my gosh.

. >> the big kids' table, guys. it was like i was a real adult there. >> oh my gosh. i had to act right. i didn't say anything about hot chocolate in the morning. . >> you did not. >> i played it very straight laced. i will say, on a serious note. you did a stellar job. you looked amazing. you sounded amazing. >> thank you. >> folks, we all work hard here at abc, but janai is one of the hardest working people. you get that opportunity to be up there on "good morning america." so many in this nation saw you up there. we are so proud of. >> you thank you. i'm not good with compliments. i can't think about it too much. it's surreal. it was such a big deal, a huge opportunity. thank you so much. >> we can't wait to see more of it. >> thank you. i'm so glad to be back here. we begin with the safety concerns after that jet in africa. >> more than 100 airlines have

grounded their jets. singapore became the latest so -- to suspend all operations of a plane that's been involved in two deadly crashes over the last six months. >> we are beginning to hear accounts of those that saw the plane go down. >> reporter: this heap of twisted metal scraps all that remains of ethiopian airlines flight 302. investigators raced to analyze those crucial flight recorders to find out why the plane carrying 157 souls fell out of the sky. excavators digging for debris in the crater. many first responders picking through the dirt for passenger' personal effects by hand. on the ground, on the singed grass, the debris field. the shield force the plane nose

dived, victims including 85 americans. the flight was clear when it took off at 8:30 a.m. sunday morning, but there was trouble from takeoff. the pilot radioing the power saying he was struggling to control the plane. asking to return to the airline. then just six minutes into its journey to nairobi at 8:44 a.m. the jet disappeared from radar. witnesses describing smoke coming from the rear of the plane before the crash. >> the only thing we know is right after takeoff the airplane was porpoising going up and down. >> reporter: this is the second of the max 8 aircraft. in october, the lion air crashed into the java sea also minutes after takeoff. in that crash, the pilots failed to disengage the auto pilot when bad data engaged a nose-down dive. there were no survivors. >> it's absolutely critical that the black boxes that were recovered were read immediately, so we can figure out if this was a problem with the airplane that affects the fleet worldwide.

>> reporter: among the dead, two brothers onvation. the ntsb is on site, looking for possible engine problems and looking at pilot history as well. the ethiopians remain the lead investigative body. what's remarkable about this crash site is how compact it is. that's because the plane came in as such a steep angle so fast that many of its parts remain buried underground. >> our thanks, to matt there. and in the u.s., of course, southwest and american both have several dozens of those 737 max 8s. >> several senators are calling for those planes to be grounded during the investigation. so far, the faa has not done that. abc's david curly explains why. >> reporter: while some airplanes are grounding their max 8s after the ethiopia crash. the faa says there is no reason to ground the fleet here in the united states. it says it has no evidence that would justify doing that.

this ss some passengers are calling airlines and asking whether they are on a 737 max 8 for a flight and whether they can change aircraft. southwest says it has fielded some calls from passengers but has not seen a significant increase in cancellations. we have also just learned that the two black boxes, which have been discovered, have not been read out by the ethiopians yet. the ethiopians have not decided whether they will ask for assistance. i'm david curly in washington. if you have a flight on a max 8, you can reach out to the airlines to see if they will accommodate you. some say if you reach out, they will try. they are not waiving fees. >> a lot want to know what they can do. . moving on. more on impeaching president trump. it comes from a top source.

the top democrat nancy pelosi say such an action would be decisive. >> the president says it may not be here decision to make. nbc director mary alice parks reports. >> reporter: speaker of the house nancy pelosi reportedly told the washington post that she had news to make. according to their story, the top democrat leaned in and said, i have not told anyone in the press this yet, but on the idea of impeachment, she had this bombshell, i don't think we should go down that path. it divides the country. and he's just not worth it. now it is surprising to hear pelosi say she is not in on the idea of impeachment, especially after caucus continues to aggressively investigate this president, his finances and his personal business dealings. you will remember the democrats shared the judiciary committee last week, asking over 80 entities to provide documents

related to this summit and said the committee was looking into the possibility the president has abused power. there is another democrat freshman that made a lot of headlines as well, rashida tlaib of michigan, who says she plans by the end of this month to include a resolution to have her colleagues begin impeachment hearings. nonetheless, the big news from speaker pelosi, she went on to s say, in this new interview, the bar and the political cost of impeachment might just be too high, that it divides the country, that it is so divisive. make no mistake, this was interesting, like so many of her democratic colleagues the speaker did not waiver when she was asked whether or not she thought the president was fit for office. she said, no, both ethically unfit. >> our thanks to mary alice breaking it down for us there on capitol hill. and a surprising revelation involving the current vice

president and former vp. a striking allegation involving a former vice president and mike pence. >> cheney and pence met at a private conference sponsored by a conservative think tank. cheney reportedly told pence the trump administration's foreign policy is too similar to president obama's. he has concern our allies are beginning to lack confidence in the u.s. and a few survey shows you can measure happiness. wallet hub is out with the happiest cities in america. the top five west coast flavor. >> imagine that. at number 5, huntington beach, california, home of the international surfing museum. fourth place is fremont, california, just outside san francisco. sitting at third is wisconsin's capital of madison, named nor for the fourth u.s. president james madison. >> for number two, we go to irvine, california. they get a lot of snow. >> they're so happy. >> drum roll, please, the

happiest place is plano, texas. just outside dallas. it's been there in the poll for eight years. >> i have been to plano, suburbs of dallas, and really i'm not joking, it is a great community. they got big streets, nice homes. friends live there. i always enjoy going there. >> everything is bigger in texas. >> everything is bigger in texas. they got nice parks. the food is great. >> even the happiness is bigger in texas. coming up, the personal check that managed to stay intact after traveling 100 miles of the scene of last week's deadly tornadoes in alabama. plus, what we are learning about a death of a 19-year-old college student on break in cancun. what police saw after he fell off the hotel balcony. you are watching "world news now." a man fell off a hotel balcony. you are watching "world news now."

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the life savers received life saving medals. the driver was charged with dui. >> sprung in action. as we saw you video from the tornado from a week ago. >> somehow, a personal check managed to stay intact. not only was it not ripped apart, it traveled about 100 miles from lee county, alabama and ended up in macon, georgia, it landed in the woman's front yard and info on that check and memo line, she was able to reach the owner on facebook. >> incredible. that little piece of paper staying intact. an investigation in under way in mexico over the tragic death of a missing college student on break. . >> on the hotel balcony. >> reporter: mexico authorities are investigating after a michigan college student plunged to his death from this 7th floor balcony at this hotel. a tragic end to what was

supposed to be a spring break get away. a friend told police he had been drining and consuming toxic substances. crystal and her husband say he looked upset earlier that night. >> we went outside to see what the noise was and saw him anger pacing down the hallway. her trying to grab him to get him to sit down. >> reporter: another witness telling authorities he was running around the room and then jumped. his former classmates back in dearborn, michigan,now grieving. >> i didn't believe it. it hurts. >> reporter: mexican authorities say this is a private investigation and are not providing any further details. we reached out to that hotel. they are not commenting. >> our thanks, arielle. coming up, fight night in the nba. see what sparked it and how it ended. first the all female biker

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curves, an all female motorcycle club with big curves and big bikes. they have taken the system by storm. they landed in o magazine, appearances in music videos, like ti and lil wayne and a ride with norman revous. the walking dead motorcycle bad boy. why did you start caramel curves? >> basically, just to have a bunch of females look good, all bikes look good in heels. why ride with the stanky boys. >> reporter: the heels and sparkles set them apart. that's no accident. carving out a place in a notoriously male-dominated motorcycle world. it's a big part of who curves are. >> when someone thinks of someone on a motorcycle, the stereotype is, it's a big dude.

what is the motorcycle community with? >> they respect us because we ride our motorcycles. >> when they ride with us, we ride there toe-to-toe with them. >> overall, women love us. women are our number one fan. >> reporter: it's easy to see why. the women's swagger is infectious. and it makes me want to join up. what would my name be if i joined the caramel curves? what is it? what is it? . >> let's see. >> star. >> oh. that's the best thing. i'm a star. >> i like star. you are real bright, you are real up. how you see a star, bright, you can't miss it. i like it. >> reporter: i'm so excited right now. is it about caramel curves you think is so inspirational? >> the fact that we can do anything and we look good doing it. >> reporter: don't let the glitz and glamour fool you. these women are breaking stereotypes on bikes.

each is a career woman, drew is a pharmacist by trade. good prince is a nurse. karma, cocoa and quiet storm are small business owners. would you consider yourself a feminist? >> i am. >> i would definitely say we are. >> we represent like girl power. >> it's all about women. it's all about empowerment and just showing women that you can do things that you never thought you can do. >> reporter: it's been 11 years since the curves first took to the streets. drew is one of the founders, now with several businesses and properties around new orleans. >> this is my shop. i started off doing vinyl work because i used to customize all of caramel curve's clothing. i got so good at it, that i started a shop. >> reporter: this is good, your business started from the caramel curves? >> helping my sisters out. >> reporter: if sky is the limit. what's that? >> definitely more chapters. since we've gotten so famous now. people all over the world want to start caramel curves. in their city, before you know it, we will have caramel curves

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and people across the internet came all the way through. i will read some of these. the question was, what is one unwritten rule you think everyone should know and follow. good ones here. if you use all the toilet paper, refill it. fair. left to right do not swipe if someone shows you. >> do not do that. when people do it. they have your phone. >> that's enough. that's enough. . >> they snatch it. if you are borrowing it for the third time you need your own. don't propose at someone else's wedding. the fastest way to get kicked out. if there is a space, there will be a gap between you and another urinal user, or stall. >> i have some history with that. >> show the same respect for everyone, whether they write your paycheck or clean the floors. we are all people 100%. 100%. . >> i >> lastly, buy a plunger before

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this mor thind ws now," this morning on "world news now," the catastrophic crash leaving countries around the world grounding a boeing model. what you need to know if you find yourself traveling on that type of plane. arrested again, star conner mcgregor found himself behind bars on felony robbery charges, what he did to a fan outside a posh hotel that was apparently all caught on camera. new this half hour, questionable behavior on the basketball court. >> two players were ejected after trading punches. see what we can expect from the nba for this on-court scuffle. and colton makes the hard choices on "the bachelor." deciding to fight for love. one big problem with, there are

no women on the show heading into tonight's season finale, special team coverage in ""the skinny" on this tuesday, march 12th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." we get to see what happens with colton. >> finally. >> finally. >> then we can stop talking about it. >> yep. >> we can't wait. >> so much to look for. happy tuesday. >> janai norman is back. thank you, my friend. >> thank you for being back. i have been waiting for this sorry clap. >> oh, typically, she got a big gma audience in the a.m. hour. you want me to give you that? >> yeah! >> it's great to have you back. you did an excellent job, yesterday. it was nice to see you on the day but on the big desk. >> so much fun. so much opportunity. so much glad i am back here on my comfy set. thank you. we begin with new developments

following the crash of that american-made jet in africa. >> two brothers are among the eight americans who died. melvin and bennett ripple were on vacation together. melvin was to become a father next month. dozens of families in ethiopia and kenya where the flight was headed are just recovering information from the loss. >> people are recovering stuff and one is partially damaged. >> reporter: teams digging through the dirt by hand. investigators racing to analyze the flight recorders from ethiopian airlines flight 302, hoping they provide insight into why the plane carrying 157 people fell out of the sky. >> reporter: they are analyzing the flight recorders from flight 302, hoping they provide insight into why the plane carrying 157 people fell out of the sky. >> the only thing we know for sure about this airplane is right after takeoff, the airplane was porpoising going up and down. >> reporter: the weather was clear sunday morning when it took off. but from takeoff, there were

signs of trouble. the pilot wanting to return to the airport, calling the tower saying they were having trouble controlling the plane. then six minutes into its journey to nairobi, the jet disappeared from radar. >> it's absolutely critical the black boxes that get recovered are read immediately so we can figure out if this is a problem with the airplane that affects the fleet world wide. >> reporter: this is the second major crash involving boeing's 737 max 7 aircraft. in october, one crashed in the java sea, also minutes after takeoff. 76 of the maxes are flown by u.s. car years, by all 34 car years. at least 18 airlines around the world have grounded their 737 max 8 planes. but here in the states, the faa says there is no every day requirement requiring a grounding. janai, kenneth. >> maybe are you booked to fly on a 737 max 8. you don't know what to do?

>> american airlines changing flights because they are supposed to be an a max 8 will be subject to airlines' usual change fee rules. southwest doesn't charge for changing tickets. but you still have to pay a difference in fare. united said it will work with passengers to make alternative travel arrangements. it's not saying if that means waving change fees. united notes it also flies max 9s, not max 8. those who lost impeachment lost speaker ally. >> that doesn't mean president trump can count on pelosi's support in other areas. >> in fact, she's already declared his budget proposal is unacceptable and will lead the fight against it. jonathan carl has the details. >> reporter: nancy pelosi has no problem being the president's chief nemesis. >> you should not have a trump shutdown. >> reporter: for the first time, cledhes ait of the house flatly peredent trump. t,llg i'mnofoimpet.

unless there is something so compelling and overwhelming and bipartisan, i don't think we should go down that path. because it divides the country. and he's just not worth it. this comes as the white house rolled out a new record-shattering budget proposal. more than $4.7 trillion in federal spending next year alone and trillions more in debt over the next decade, something candidate trump promised he wouldn't do. >> here's a beauty. so, in eight years, our national debt has doubled. it's going to more than double by the time he gets out. look at that. it will be at 20 trillion dollars. a great job. a great job, obama. >> he also promised he would eliminate the national debt within eight years. as you know the debt at the end of his first year was at 20 trillion, last year 21 trillion, last month 22 trillion. so what happened to that promise?

i mean, the president has added historically large numbers to the national debt instead of keeping a promise to pay it off. . >> the last administration nearly doubled the debt. when this president ran for office, he made an attempt to tackle the debt within eight years. >> he's added 2 trillion. . >> he also came into office and had an economic recovery that was needed to put people back to work. >> reporter: the new budget calls for $750 in defense spending next year. a 5% increase. and $8.6 billion for the wall on the mexican border. 3 billion more than the president asked for last year. there were cuts to medicaid and student loans and changes to medicare. xt year altiongeo the democrats pronounced the whole thing dead on arrival. nancy nancy's statement against

impeachment is a reflection to reality. against all the enthusiasm for impeaching donald trump, there are simply nowhere near the votes for removing him from office, so nancy pelosi would rather see democrats run against a wounded and heavily investigated donald trump than wage a lost cause effort to lose him through office through impeachment. jonathan karl, nbc news, the white house. the democrats have chosen milwaukee for the national convention over houston and miami, returning to the state hillary clinton lost in 2016. democrats see wisconsin as a key to reclaiming the white house. it will be the first democratic national convention in the mid-west outside of chicago in more than 100 years. >> wow! police in central texas are trying to find out who is responsible for the death of a young mother. 33-year-old kyla rubie flores passed away in a hospital after being struck by a large rock that crashed through the window of her family's car, flores, her boyfriend and three children were driving on interstate 35

when police say someone said someone threw a rock from a railroad bridge. >> it was a loud explosion almost in the car. like i said, i didn't know what it was, i didn't know what happened. so i'm over here shaking her, asking her, kelly, get up, get up. when i see that she's unresponsive, i turn the overhead light on and i see what has happened to her. >> police say they have no information about any suspects. a consumer alert, honda is recalling 1 million cars with potentially dangerous airbags. the move impacts cars in the u.s. and canada built between 2001 and 2010. the problem is takata airbags from prior recalls. which may be hazardous. 21 people world wide have died. owners will be told the take their vehicles to dealers to have the parts replaced. . >> iscans may some day diagnose

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here in new york, detectives are trying to track down the source of more than 3,000 pounds of cocaine found hidden inside a shipping container. >> the $77 million cocaine bust is the city's biggest in decades. >> reporter: the crates were labeled dry fruit and filled a shipping container. authorities say it was a front. hidden behind the crates, 3200 pounds of cocaine, $77 million worth, making this the biggest coke bust in a quarter century. the massive stash discovered on a ship from colombia to newark, new jersey. a legal point of entry to the united states. customs officials seized the elicit cargo, handing it over to homeland security, keeping it off the street. we are told the dea is now working to identify the source of those drugs, they are looking at several organizations, but they do expect to make arrests. geo benitez, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to geo.

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♪ love hurts ♪ love scars ♪ love hurts >> i'm going to cry. it's time for "the skinny." we start with part one of the . >> two-part "bachelor" finale. >> we have live team coverage. will ganss is live in the bunker. we start with our senior analyst jack sheehan, everyone. >> you better believe love hurts. this was always going to be a difficult episode. last week, we left colton wandering around the portuguese countryside in the dark. that's where we will start again. roll that beautiful "bachelor" footage. >> colton! colton! >> the search for colton. wandering around in the dark in portugal.

>> we're going to look another 20, 30 minutes, then i'll have to call police. >> oh, there he is. his escape attempt failed. . >> every time i put myself out there, i get rejected. >> i literally said i love you. she said, i love you, too, good-bye. >> colton back at the hotel. >> so last night really did change you then? >> i was falling in love with tayshia and hannah. i fell in love with cassie. >> better go see tayshia. >> hi. >> in my heart i know i can't love two people. my heart says somebody else. i love cassie. . >> i can't talk without all these cameras. >> let's take this behind closed doors. >> you are all i wanted, colton. >> warm up the minivan. tayshia needs a ride. hannah g still out there.

. >>? /* >> this week is the perfect chance to tell colton that i love him. >> colton needs a chat. >> i love cassie. >> the analyst pick emotional. >> i was ready to move to wherever. >> that's why this is so hard. i'm saying good-bye to somebody who loves me. >> warm up the van, hannah g needs a ride. colton packs for home. cassie packs for home. >> if colton wants a wife and a family, desires a life with someone, but right now i can't make a commitment. >> colton's going to give this one last chance. >> i don't know if i'm fighting for something that's not possible, but i'm willing to do everything and anything. because that's how much i love cassie. >> well, that knock on the door there, that's where they left it. last night. we'll presume cassie was inside and will open the door. we'll see what happens tonight.

i will be home with a fumigation suit and an oxygen mask. hopefully, it will go terribly wrong. analyst out. >> oh, wow, thanks, jack. we better get to will in that bunker. >> yes, our team coverage continues. will. >> reporter: oh yeah, guys, i am locked up in this bunker until tomorrow night. while it was a big night on tv for "bachelor" nation, it was a five of the top u.s. trends on twitter were bachelor-related. while all of us were shook. one eagle eye on twitter found someone who seemed to be especially distressed by last night's "bachelor" drama. alberta bring tweeting. why is this guy everyone #bachelor? you see him face in his hands, obviously, that is all of us watching "the bachelor." one of the moments that caused that kind of dramatic reaction.

the big search, of course, for colton after he jumped the fence, joy tweeting the "bachelor" producers looking for colton in the middle of nowhere portugal at 11:40 p.m. with that infamous meme. despite all the drama with colton and the girls or lack thereof at this point. a lot of twitter information was focused on the spikey new hairdo he was sporting with studio with chris harrison. some asking if he time traveled to 2002. a past bachelorette contestant asking if a dyson vacuum did his hair, another why he looked like louis from meet the robinsons. >> oh my gosh, yeah. oh, yeah. if you guys need me, i'll be here in the "bachelor" bunker until tomorrow night when that big finale happens. it's dramatic lighting back here, you all. >> that's why it's called the bunker. we've locked will in there with mood lighting. >> he will be there until tonight or tomorrow morning. which one should we do?

>> i don't know, let's make sure he doesn't get any pancakes. >> yes. >> thank you so much for breaking this down, will. >> reporter: you got it. >> sleep tight in there. t. >> sleep tight in there.

welcome back to our "skinny" bonus round. beyonce knows how to tell us to stay in the middle. >> she sings about skittles and we are pretty sure beyonce never thought she'd see herself immortalized in a skittles candy. an author jean did this. >> he probably is jean. >> to import the white skittles from europe. >> this, not quite this, but this is the finished product. >> wow! >> oh my goodness, jean says in the people didn't want to lick the candy, but they can't, because it's varnished.

oh my goodness. ♪ pink, that's the flavor ♪ solve the riddle >> you know he wanted them to play some bootylicious. >> next the jonas brothers. >> their single topped to number one making it their first ever number 1 on the list. >> even during their heyday way back when in 2008, their highest chart-topping song was burning up at number 5. >> this is also the first boy band on the list in 60 years. the last to do that year 2k, p. diddy. >> bump bump bump. love that song. >> back in 2003. >> oh my goodness. >> we'll go on in 2003. >> bump bump bump. >> i was on the college campus. >> dng the karlsson. >> next to an update on president trump and apple ceo tim cook. >> or as the president called him during a white house event,

tim apple. >> we appreciate it very much, tim apple. >> and now the president tweeted that now the president has tweeted that he meant to say tim apple as a way to save time and words. >> aha, the comment last week even prompted cook to change his name on twitter to the apple logo. >> yesterday we alluded to a former anchor who used to occupy this seat. we didn't name him. we didn't see him. but it turns out, he was definitely seeing us. >> new york i'm very happy about it. >> you disappeared. >> i'm right here. >> kendis, what's his name? >> it was candace. >> i don't recognize that voice. >> candace i think that's what it was. >> or maybe, kenny? >> no, not kenny. oh, what's that guy? >> he always complains -- >> you remember that guy's name? >> he's up in the middle of the

night watching. >> i know i'm better looking than him. >> completely.

making news in america this morning, grounded. more airlines overnight stopped flying the new kind of boeing jet that crashed killing 157 people just months after a similar deadly crash. this morning, what experts are now saying and what a witness saw just seconds before the plane's fatal nosedive and this morning, the americans who lost their lives including two young brothers. >> he's not worth it. house speaker nancy pelosi opens up for the first time on why she will not pursue impeachment proceedings against the president. this morning, democrats react. tragedy on the highwayment a mother killed when a rock is thrown off an overpass crashing through her windshield. her kids in the backseat. what the driver saw and the urgent search under way.