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a big cat is causing quite a commotion in iowa. police are warning des moines residents to stay indoors after a mountain lion was seen prowling a neighborhood yesterday morning. a homeowner heard a noise but did not come face to face with the cougar. thank goodness. yikes. the coast guard was called in to save whale watchers this washington state. >> a boat filled with canadian tourists started taking on water after it hit a rock. the captain managed to beach the investigational on a small island to keep it from sinking. a number of private boats helped crews get the passengers off the boat safely and back home to canada. >> nice boat. nice water. can i stay a little longer? overseas, pope francis has handed down a new church order that would force to report cases of sexual abuse. >> but some say it does not go far enough.

brad milky brad mielke joining us with the latest. it was a first when pope francis gathered bishops around the world to discuss solutions. now the pope came forward with a game plan. we have seen a australian cardinal go to jail, french cardinal get a suspended sentence and american cardinal defrocked. i interest to david wright who covered the summit in rome and asked him to explain the new rule. >> this is an edict from the pope. basically a new church law that requires priests and nuns to report to church authorities any instance they know of sexual abuse or a cover-up by a senior official or a bishop and includes in this mandatory reporting child pornography. this is the first action the pope has taken since the february summit and many are saying it does not nearly go far enough.

critics say the church has tried to police steflg before and failed. they say people should go straight to the police. the catholic church said it makes sense in some countries but others church law involving civil authority is problematic. i'll have a lot more on the new rule on "start here" later this morning. listen on apple podcast or your favorite podcasting app. >> thanks to brad. coming up, seeing double on graduation day. again, again, and again. >> the high school that is graduating 15 sets of twins. >> something in the water. >> you're watching "world news now." ater. >> you are watching "world news now." sets of twins. you are watching "world news now." test test

around 700 kids entered the system today. just talking about foster care, can help foster care. i didn't know that. you like smooth jazz? ♪ i do not. yeah. donate your small talk. nobody does. this is one of our favorite stories of the day. 6-year-old ahmad is thrilled to be showing off his new prosthetic leg. >> he was wounded in the crossfire when he was just a baby and his leg was eventually amputated. this is his fourth prosthetic and he is dancing because it is the first one that is

comfortable. he is so happy. we love it. >> keep dancing. schools are putting the final touches on commencement plans. millions of high school seniors are ready to graduate. >> one high school in the bay area are seeing double again and again and again. will ganss is here. >> again. >> again. >> again. and again. jaw, i just want to tell you, don't adjust your tv screens. you are not seeing double. there are just that many twins at pittsburg high school. >> crazy part about it, i've had classes with more than one set of twins but i never put two and two together. >> reporter: two and two times 15. no matter how great your probability is, no one could have predicted 15 sets of twins in the same graduating class. but at pittsburg high school in california that is the reality.

the class of 2019 realizing how many there are in that deck when they gathered for this group shot. >> some of them didn't realize that -- none realized there were that many sets. >> reporter: back to the classroom. statistic ially three of every 0 people is a twin. so they were expecting about seven sets. not 15. >> how do you explain it? >> probably the water. >> reporter: the principal has never encountered this many twins in a single class ever. but he is not scheduling an eye appointment anytime soon. he likes that he is seeing double. >> they support each other. i think twins often has a very strong and unique bond. >> reporter: but with the seniors getting ready to head off to different colleges, that bond will be tested in a new way. will you miss him in. >> a little bit. >> just a tad. not much. >> reporter: and while some twins tease about it, other sets are a little more sentimental. what are you going to miss about her in. >> our times together.

we laugh. >> splitting up is hard. that is my other half. >> and congrats to all of these high school grads for getting into a college. plus we've all seen the parent trap, life has a funny way of reuniting twins when they are least expecting it. >> and that last set they said all you the fun they have. just like me and my twin. >> right. we're twins. >> but i heard you were cheating on me. you were twinning with someone else apparently. >> i was. who knows you show up to work and suddenly you've got a twin. me and producer julie. look at us. we wer outfit. >> you didn't plan that? >> not at all. look at us go. >> he said give me some candid ones and then we started laughing. give me candid. >> you know when your work family starts becoming your real family when you are dressing alike. >> absolutely. >> but for those twins that the high school, 15 sets, that is a lot. >> yikes.

what is in the water? >> who knows. but i guess you're staying far away from it. >> 100%. stay with us.

it is time now for insomniac theatre. two movies hope to take over avengers end game. >> starting with pokemon detective pikachu. stars the voice of ryan reynolds as pokemon. he teams with a wrung man to unravel a mystery. >> listen up, we have ways to make you talk. tell us what we want to know. yes. okay. shove him. push him. >> we are switching roles. i am bad cop. you are good cop. in my head i saw it differently.

>> critics are giving it a solid 66% on rotten tomatoes. one critic asked who would have thought that one of the most enjoyable buddy cop movies of 2019 would star a poky monday. and richard lawson says as long as you go in with no expectations, it is exactly what you need to be. >> sometimes the critics come with all of the shade. now a remake of a remake. a remake of dirty rotten scoundrels. anne hathaway and rebel wilson are female con artists who fleece men that have wronged women. >> can somebody tell me if there was an empty chair at the table. >> you can take my chair. >> that is not necessary.

perhaps if this person scoots over we can squeeze in another chair. do you mind, sir? what wonderful blind person etiquette. >> my nana was blind. >> i had no idea. >> critics are apparently feeling fleeced giving the hustle a dismal 16% separate on rotten tomatoes. one writing the film is a disappointment, aof hu humor. >> i love rebel wilson and anne hathaway. >> i do like them both. >> final review of the jump suit. model it for us.

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this morning on "world news this morning on "world news now," a shocking revelation about the colorado school shooting. >> a parent warned the district months ago fearing a columbine shooting could repeat itself. president trump said he was caught off guard by the subpoena for don jr. will the family decide to fight it? caught on camera, the moment of impact. a bus driver holding on to his head and ears. trying to protect himself from a deadly blast. plus the clock is ticking. mother's day is just two days away. if you waited for the last minute to get mom something special, we have the perfect guide on this may 10th. good morning everyone. happy friday. mother's day around the corner. >> you should be preparing.

>> we got our mother's gift. the gift of being up here. >> this is it. hear that, mom? >> we are right here. hey, moms. yes. we will talk about the mother's day gifts later on this half-hour. but we begin with new details in the colorado school shooting. investigators revealed how they think they got the hands on the weapons. >> they think they smashed their way into a locked gun cabinet owned by the parents of the 18-year-old suspect. and made their way over to the school. >> and they are looking into complaints about bullying and violence at the school. one parent warning that they thought it could lead to a shooting. in the wake of the chaos, we are learning one parent warned of an event like this fearing a

repeat of columbine saying some are suicidal and violent in school and talking about the high pressure environment there. law enforcement sources say the security guard accidentally fired at least one shot in the direction of a deputy and whether one of his stray bullets hit a student. but the guard is being called a hero by police and his company for helping subdue one of the shooters. >> he took every meare to prever sarmedree students who leapt from their desks. one of them 18-year-old >> he is like a bowling ball when he gets moving and hard to stop that kid when he gets going. >> both suspects are due back in court this afternoon. they are expected to be formally charged by a prosecutor. >> they face nearly 30 counts including murder.

now the dramatic escalation of the trade war. they are supposed to hold talks. president trump made good on his threat to hike tariffs to 25%. >> it does not apply to shipments that left china before the midnight deadline. so that gives the economies a few more weeks to hammer out a deal. after months of negotiations the u.s. said china was reneging on concessions. this led to wall street closing down just under 139 points yesterday, losing more than 650 points this week. the u.s. seized a north korean cargo ship. they were secretly importing coal and importing heavy machinery in defiance of u.s. and u.n. sanctions. the seizure was announced after pyongyang launched two missiles. we are learning kim jong un

wanted the u.s. to send famous basketball players to north korea and made the request in writing ahead of the failed summit in hanoi. dennis rodman famous for going over there and becoming friends with kim jung-un. he probably would have been on the list. the republican head of the senate intelligence committee is facing backlash from his own party after issuing a subpoena for donald trump jr. >> also president trump is weighing in saying that he was surprised that the panel wants to question his son again. abc's jonathan karl has more. >> reporter: the president strongly defended his son, expressing irritation that donald trump jr. was subpoenaed. as you saw that he was subpoenaed, the republican-led senate intelligence committee, what do you make of that? >> i was very surprised. iefor urs d urod person.

my son was exonerated by eller.ld trump, me. this donald trump. frankly for my son, after being exonerated to now get a subpoena to go again and speak again after close to 20 hours of telling everybody that would listen about a nothing meeting. yeah. i am pretty surprised. >> should he fight that? >> we will see what happens. but i am really surprised. >> reporter: trump jr. appeared before the committee back in 2017,but there are now questions about whether he testified truthfully. he never spoke with robert mueller who notes trump jr. declined to be interviewed. >> would you allow robert mueller to testify? >> i'm going to leave that up to our great attorney general. he will make a decision on that. >> reporter: but this comes

after the president asserted executive privilege to block congress from getting access to the full mueller report. he also wants to block white house counsel don mcgahn from testifying. and his treasury secretary is refusing to give house democrats the president's tax returns. speaker of the house nancy pelosi says the white house is stonewalling and amounts to a constitutional crisis. >> he is every day demonstrating more obstruction of justice and disrespect for congress' legitimate role. >> reporter: if they decide to fight the subpoena, it is unclear how much leverage the intelligence committee would have. the next step would be to hold him in contempt of congress which would require a vote of the full senate and it is hard to imagine they would hold the president's son in contempt. jonathan karl, abc news, the white house.

former army intelligence analyst chelsea manning is free after contempt charges. manning was jailed in virginia for refusing to testify. her freedom may be short lived. before leaving jail manning received another subpoena demanding her testimony next week. her attorney says she will refuse to testify. manning served seven years in military prison for leaking classified documents to wikileaks. millions have yet to see evidence that spring is here and summer is just over a month away. duluth, minnesota recording the most snowfall for the month of may already and it is only the tenth. flash flooding continues in central kansas. the governor has signed a disaster declaration for 16 counties. near oklahoma city, emergency crews needed a boat to rescue a driver trying to make it through deep water on a roadway. the wind driven thunderstorms are rk over the deep south

and could bring another 6 inches of rain and more flash flooding. elsewhere the forecast calls for showers and thunderstorms in the northeast. unusually warm in the northwest. and snow in the sierra and rockies. delta air will be offering free wi-fi on a two-week test of delta's wi-fi availability. passengers can read articles or check email but they won't be able to stream video. delta will notify passengers ahead of time if their flight is part of the trial. lucky passengers. so something was bugging the philippine president. his campaign rally speech was interrupted by a cockroach. the insect was crawling up his shirt. one of his aides you see there swatted it away.

he jokes someone on the opposition party must have planted it on him. he eventually removed it himself and stomped on it. >> social media having a lot of fun with this one, especially for a man reminder who has been accused of a number of human rights violations. not being the best leader over there. one person said on twitter that the cockroach must have realized that duterte is the trashiest trash it has ever seen. >> good job exposing the trash dear cockroach. >> we used to have these running around college the great state of south carolina. palmetto bugs we called them. >> you tried to class it up. this is just the water bugs. >> when they get really big, they fly. they have wings. >> that is not funny. coming up, last minute mother's day gift ideas. and just weeks after people were caught cutting bagels into

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we are back with a newly released video from a shuttle bus in a fatal gas explosion in durham, north carolina. the blast shattered windows and sent debris flying. you see the bus driver grabbing his ears and head. the explosion destroyed most of one city block. only one passenger with the driver. both survived. the driver says he is unable to work and suffers from light sensitivity, headaches and hearing loss. and you can imagine how that felt there. world war ii vessel in new york shipwrecked. hit by two torpedoes 77 years ago and now sits in 185 feet of water off of the long island coast. >> crews are planning to remove the oil from the ship, but first they have to determine where the tanks are located and how much oil they contain. authorities say the oil is not a threat to the environment.

turning now to a wild and deadly scene that played out on the west coast. two officers firing more than 70 rounds from their car as they chased a suspect. >> and it happened during the day in a busy neighborhood in anaheim. here is will carr. >> reporter: body cam video shows two anaheim officers responding to a call about a man on drugs with a gun and knife. he unloaded his gun through the windshield chasing the suspect through the neighborhood. at one point he warns about shooting into the busy neighborhood but then fires out of the window anyway. the chase ends in an intense hail of gunfire. both officers fired 76 shots in all.

ultimately killing nava who authorities said was high on drugs and had an air pistol. one officer has been fired, the other on administrative leave. neither officer will face charges because they both thought lives were in danger. in los angeles, will carr, abc news. a florida police officer came to a 6-year-old's emotional rescue. >> the boy called 911 with an emergency. he told the operator he was upset and he wanted a friend. officer white arrived and he gave the child a stuffed animal, let him sit in his police cruiser and told the boy he'd always be his friend. >> we see these stories about kids calling 9-1-1. of course the officer explained that is not what 9-1-1 is for. it is tough out there. for the officer to be with the kid. tell him he will always be his

friend. i'm sure that meant so much to that little boy. >> there are children out there who are not calling for help. not getting the outreach. there are those that are. for those that don't know to pick up a phone and ask for help we should listen to when they do. we don't know exactly the case for this little boy, but he said he was lonely and the police officer responded. coming up, what we've never heard before from alex trebek. he is sharing new details about his cancer treatment and the challenge he is issuing to viewers. but first the challenge we are all facing in the race toward mother's day. checking out some last minute gift ideas, next. from any on. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase sensimist relieves all your worst symptoms, including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. and all from a gentle mist you can barely feel. flonase sensimist.

♪ i always have my mama, she's my baby girl ♪ mama. we are honoring our own moms just a bit early as we count down to mother's day. >> beautiful, beautiful moms

here. if you still haven't picked out the perfect gift for mom, don't sweat it. will ganss has some last minute gift ideas. >> i promise i am going to get to the gift ideas. >> one day of the year is not enough to thank our moms for all they do for us. since it is the only day we get on the calendar we need to make it great. if you are behind on the shopping, i have amazing last minute gift ideas worthy of our amazing moms. every mom deserves a chance to unwind. so check out wink, a wine delivery service. mom takes a short quiz about what she likes or doesn't and then wink sends wines monthly. their recommendations get more and more accurate with every delivery. a monthly membership starts at only 40 bucks. can't beat that.

or if you want to treat mom to a spa day at home, a set of six bath bombs will only cost you 15 bucks on amazon prime. and this is important, they can still make a delivery before sunday. so you are not too late. or if you no longer live close to your mom like we don't, the facebook portal is a great option to stay in touch. video call mom when you want to check in and when you don't, she can use the portal to run a slide show of family photos, play music or watch videos. with amazon prime, only 99 bucks and it can be delivered before sunday. if you love reading and swapping books, international book subscription service. it's called the book hookup. pick mom's favorite genre. set her up with a quarterly delivery service all for under $200. that is for the full year. so she will get delivery after delivery. or if she wants a bit of a touchup, take her to one of the european wax centers nationwide. and don't worry about breaking

the bank. it is mom's fime th it is free. no hair raising price tags on that mom's day gift. or if you want something as sweet as mom is, tcby and baskin-robbins is offering free soft serve for mothers come . sunday >> i have to point out my own mom here. >> those are some great ideas. >> hope you didn't wait until the last minute, but if you did, thank you to will. >> and really any gift we give them, they will call it perfect. >> that is so true. which one of you is sending a macaroni necklace? >> i've done that in the past. >> they are still hanging up. i'm right next to the framed picture of black jesus. >> this guy. i believe it. i believe it. >> and one of the best moms we know, janai norman. she's a mama and she's always

rocking it. >> thank you. shout out to all the moms out there. >> love y'all. moms out there. >> love y'all.

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it is time for "the mix" on this friday. we are starting with something that makes you feel uncomfortable. nude chicken nuggets, people are peeling them. they are peeling the bread off of the chicken nuggets and eating the naked nuggets. >> they don't eat the fried part? >> because that's what i used to do. maybe still do. >> okay. one word for anyone who does that. >> what? >> psychopath. weird habits. weird, weird, weird. >> same thing i do with my reese's. i'll take this one. a man who held 100 lit candles in his mouth, take a look, he broke a guinness world record with this one.

>> but he didn't inhale. and check this out. you know you go to the wrong side of the car. oh, i can't drive that way. watch beast mode. oh, my goodness. there you have it. ♪ politics and foreign war, all the weather, all the scores, that is the world news polka ♪ ♪ if you're an insomniac and a good night's sleep you lack, do the world news polka ♪ ♪ sing it loud, sing it big, do the world news polka ♪ ♪ swedish chef and beaker too, they do the world news polka ♪ ♪ even pepe getting up way before the dawn to do the world

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this morning on "world news now," several states are on a severe weather watch right now and putting a damper on your mother's day weekend. accuweather has the forecast. also this morning, tensions escalating with countries overseas. china vowing to take countermeasures after the u.s. increased tariffs at midnight. and the u.s. seized a north korean trip. alex trebek revealing more about his battle in cancer. >> he says at one point he was writhing in pain. and if you barely made it through the week we will give you something to look forward to seeing. this bear brawl, yeah. this really happened. we will tell you where on this friday, may 10th. yikes.

that was actually video of kenneth and i when we were like i'm going to lead this show -- >> no, i'm going to lead the show. good morning, everyone. that bear brawl, i love to see mother nature in action. >> absolutely. look at them going. maybe they are just having a lot of fun together. >> yeah, just playing. those bears are awake and ready to play. we will get to that later. we will begin with an outbreak of severe weather that forced people from their homes. >> the same system produced record snowfall in the upper midwest. 8.3 inches fell in duluth, minnesota shattering the previous record set in 1902. >> in south texas heavy rain is further swamping already flooded streets. the water rising to waist deep

levels and making driving virtually impossible. >> and the wet weather isn't going anywhere anytime soon. abc's maggie rulli is in houston with details. >> reporter: that powerful storm marching east. southeast little rock, a tornado ripping apart this building. nine people injured. >> when you look at the damage and not to have more people hurt, we are very blessed. >> reporter: east of shreveport, louisiana, first responders rescuing residents from homes. and a school bus driving kids through floodwaters earlier this week outside houston. the district is telling us everyone is okay and they are reviewing the incident. residents now dealing with the destruction that the water left behind. >> i have lost everything. >> reporter: 400 homes flooded in kingwood alone.

southeast texas is bracing for more rounds of rain and this man packing up his family's home. why did you decide to evacuate? >> we are trying to err on the side of caution this year. better to get our stuff out now than to be in the water and get it out. >> reporter: we've already gotten up to 10 inches here in the houston area and that is enough for this river to overflow and flood these roadways. now we're gearing up for another 6 to 10 inches and that is causing flash floods to be a major concern. maggie rulli, abc news, houston, texas. >> so the big question now, will the severe weather linger through the weekend. >> melissa constanzer joins us with the mother's day forecast. >> kenneth, janai, i think we will get some relief in coastal texas here. but we will see the flooding risk continue as we head into saturday evening. so another two days of it, but beyond that things will start to quiet down you for us. as we look though into the northeast, mother's day awfully wet, showers, even some

thunderstorms. it will be a cool unsettled day and thunderstorms off toward the south with the risk of severe weather. so again, stormy setups for mother's day. >> thanks to melissa. new u.s. tariffs on chinese goods went into effect at midnight. >> china immediately announced that it would retaliate, but officials from both sides still plan to continue trade talks. the tariffs don't apply to goods already en route before the midnight deadline. the u.s. has accused china of stealing technology and going back on promises that they agreed to over months of negotiations. on wall street, stocks closed down just under 139 points yesterday losing more than 650 points this week. now to escalating tensions between the u.s. and north korea. for the first time the u.s. has confiscated a north korean investigational operating in violation of u.n. sanctions. >> it is the country's second largest cargo ship and it was

disguised to hide its nationality. u.s. officials say the timing of the announcement was not a response to the latest missile launch. zohreen shah has those details. >> reporter: this ship seized now under american control. it was concealing where it was really from. when the indonesian navy inspected it, they found 25 north koreans. it is the first time the u.s. took over a north korean ship for violating sanctions. >> we're looking at it very seriously right now. >> reporter: seriously because prosecutors say the fleet was illegally and secretly carrying large coal shipments. under u.s. sanctions, that is not allowed. it is an attempt to force north korea to give up its nuclear weapons. the seizure announcement came hours after north korea's leader kim jung-un launched two short range ballistic missiles and the same week he launched missiles and rockets. >> nobody is happy about it.

they are talking about negotiating, but i don't think that they are ready to negotiate. >> reporter: it is the first time all this has happened since his meeting in singapore with trump last year. patrick shanahan said they would be holding people accountable. kim is giving the impression that he might restart nuclear or long range missile testing and that leaves concerns on how to pick up negotiations. zohreen shah, abc news, new york. new details in the colorado school shooting reveal parents were worried about potential violence on the campus for months. court documents reveal a parent called the school district in december warning about a possible repeat of the columbine massacre. the anonymous call also complained of bullying and student violence due to the s.t.e.m. school's high pressure environment. the school didn't find evidence to support the claims. meanwhile law enforcement sources say the private security guard may have mistakenly fired on deputies an wounded a student during the chaos this week. the two suspects are expected to be formally charged today.

an update in the search for a missing child in houston. authorities are located the car that malia davis' stepfather was driving the day she disappeared. it was found thursday in a shopping mall parking lot in missouri city, texas. investigators say nothing suspicious was found in the car. malia davis' stepfather says she was abducted by three men who ambushed, beat and knocked him unconscious. and when he came to, his 1-year-old son was with him but malia was gone. police say he has changed his story multiple times. one co-founder of facebook says it is time to break up the giant. >> chris hughes says zuckerberg has turned the company into a monopoly that is suffocating innovation. hughes who no longer owns facebook shares claims the focus on growth led zuckerberg to sacrifice security and civility for clicks. he described zuckerberg's power as unprecedented and unamerican.

>> even mark himself has said that he and the facebook team have too much power over speech. facebook does have a board of directors, but mark owns the majority of the shares. unlike the leader of a democracy, there are no checks and balances on facebook. >> facebook's spokesman said you don't enforce accountability by calling for the breakup of a successful american company. it is very interesting because facebook stays in the headlines, but so many people still have one. >> they do. >> despite security concerns. the world champion boston red sox visited the white house. or at least some of them did. >> team members met president trump without manager alex cora. the puerto rican native stayed away to protest the administration's handling of hurricane maria recovery. nearly a dozen players of color also opted out. the day included a couple of communication mishaps. sox was misspelled on the white house schedule as socks. and also an email later called the team champs of the world cup series.

they may have just had an intern taking care of that or something. blame it on the intern? >> uncomfortable. but congratulations, guys. >> i think it is fair to say a lot of uncomfortableness going on with the fact that there were really no players of color and when it comes to going to the white house now, it seems that it is all full of controversy. >> completely. >> as well as a lack of good meals. >> hamburgers. coming up, the world's richest man has unveiled a spaceship he is hoping to land on the moon. and plus alex trebek gets brutally honest about his pain. and the milestone for pat sajak and vanna white. what they just did for the 7,000th time. you're watching "world news now." what they just did for the 7,000th time. you're watching "world news now."

a northern new jersey man captured this scene on his front lawn. those two black bears going at it.

>> why they got to be black though? >> he said the fight lasted about a minute. and he found pieces of bear hair all over his lawn. he thinks they were battling over a female that was hiding behind the shed. so that makes sense. >> yeah, turf or women, either one of those things. >> they are really going at it. love that video. amazon founder, jeff bezos, said he is going to send a spaceship to the moon and unveiled his lunar lander. the company blue origin has been working on the design for three years. >> they could test the fire engine as soon as the summer. he wants to build the infrastructure for humans to live in space. >> we are going to build a road to space and then amazing things will happen. then you will have space entrepreneurs. that can't happen today.

>> aim for the stars. blue origin will land a robotic ship the size of a small house and to bring people to the room around 2024. the same time around nasa's return. >> i booked janai a ticket. >> one way. alex trebek is saying between tapings for jeopardy he was writhing in pain. >> he says he suffered sudden spasms of pain so severe he barely made it to the dressing room before crying out but hasn't lost his sense of humor. >> the challenge for jeopardy viewers right now is to figure out is that alex's real hair or is that a full air piece because

they all know when you start chemo you lose your hair. so, which is it? all right. you are looking right now. this is not the real me. >> he goes on to say that he was told by some people that his fake hair looked better than his real hair. he says the "jeopardy" summer break is coming and he is hoping to grow his own hair back. he was so honest. he said doctors found a lump the size of a small fist in his an abdomen. >> and the surgery to shrink the lump caused excruciating cramps. >> he is hoping to be back by september. >> we will see. a boy whose childhood has been ripped apart by war has a reason to dance. >> look at him. he is thrilled to be showing off his leg. he was wounded as a baby and the

right leg was amputated. this is the fourth prosthetic, and he is dancing because this is the first one that is comfortable. that is so cute. >> good to dance. when we come back wheel of fortune hits a big milestone. and what justin bieber just did at midnight. the skinny is next. when we come back wheel of fortune hits a big milestone. and what justin bieber just did at midnight. the skinny is next. women are standing up for what they deserve in the office in the world and finally, in the bedroom our natural lubrication varies every day it's normal so it's normal to do something about it ky natural feeling the lubrication you want nothing you don't get what you want

♪ wheel of fortune! we all know that music and we are kicking off "the skinny" with a big headline from wheel of fortune. >> pat sajak and vanna white are celebrating their 7,000th show. >> talking to "usa today," 62-year-old vanna white said she didn't see herself doing the show for more than five years. and now it has been 36. >> wheel earned sajak a guinness record of the longest host of one show. >> on behalf of guinness world records it gives me pleasure to say with a career spanning 35

years 198 days you are the title holder for the longest game show host of the same show. >> thank you very much. >> neither one has any plans to retire soon. we did the math here at "world news now." this is wnn's 7,146th episode. we beat them by that much. we're always on. they take little breaks. >> always here. >> that is a lot of show. gentleman that i is janai is going to be here for 7,000 more. big shout out to vanna white who is originally from myrtle beach, south carolina. next to breaking skinny news from edge. >> the dynamic duo released "i don't care." sheeran and bieber providing backup vocals. take a listen. ♪

>> digging it. ed sheeran pushes past adele and all five members of one direction of richest british musicians. >> he is now number 17 on the list. but he still has quite a way to go to unseat sir paul mccartney who is nearly a billionaire. >> you are going to hear that song everywhere. buckle up. and also across the pond, the stiff punishment for david beckham. >> he is banned from driving in britain for six months after he was caught driving using his mobile phone in london. >> also a $1,000 fine and six points added to his license which already had six points on it. >> thankfully he was really

rich, so he was able to have his chauffeur shuttle him around. and he was bending it like beckham. bending those laws like beckham. next to a couple of guys who are easy on the eyes. they think. shawn mendes and noah. two of the new faces of calvin klein showed off their perfectly honed abs. >> of course the snaps are getting snarky reaction including from john mayer saying i would love to comment on this, but my fruit of the loom comment prevents me from doing so. >> and that racked up more than 30,000 likes. sunday, pro football meets game of thrones. >> the show has two more episodes but this sunday fans of the green bay packers will need to pay special attention. >> aaron rodgers is said to have a cameo. like sheeran had one.

>> is he going to kill a pig and make a pigskin ball. like is shear had one. >> is he going to kill a pig and make a pigskin ball.

♪ blondie topped the charts in 1980 with "call me. >> so from a controversial call at the kentucky derby to fashion miss calls on the carpet, here is our weekly friday rewind. >> investigation is proving the deadly runway inferno is zeroing in on the actions of the pilot. >> we saw a botched landing. a landing that hit so hard it broke the airplane up and caused the fire. >> screams of passengers captured inside the cabin. 41 people died. a russian newspaper saying the

pilot rushed the emergency landing instead of dumping the plane's emergency fuel in the air. it was just after lunch a pair of shooters strolled into the school. nine students shot. one dying at the hospital overnight. police swarmed to the school and nearly immediately the officers encountered the shooters. the first time a pair of shooters attacked a school since columbine that happened seven miles up the road. possibly the most controversial kentucky derby finish of all-time. >> for the first time in the history of the kentucky derby, the horse that crossed the line first was disqualified. >> in the final turn watch as maximum security shifts to the right, comes out of his lane and nearly collides with the horse behind him. maximum security's jockey said

the young horse might have been startled by the huge crowd. you guys notice anything odd? you see it there on the right, a coffee cup. yes, it is. last week fans were up in arms claiming episode 3 was too dark and are now heated after this dark roast mistake. arm in arm a giddy and beaming duke and duchess. >> he has the sweetest temperament. he is really calm. >> i wonder who he gets that from? >> vogue. vogue. vogue. yeah. yeah. ep it going. ye >> oh.thgoing this weekend for mother's day. >> we are. >> we have a list of things happening this weekend and no day is more important than mother's day. >> all of the mamas. >> stay with us.

making news in america this morning, trade war. the midnight deadline passes and now new tariffs go into effect on chinese imports. beijing promising to fight back. this morning what it means for american consumers and the price you pay. also new this morning, the first report on how the suspects in the colorado school shooting got the guns used in the attack and new information about a warning the school got months earlier threatening a, quote, repeat of columbine. is facebook too big? shocking comments from the man who helped mark zuckerberg start the company. >> i think facebook has grown too big and too powerful. >> his call to break up facebook