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2014 when a man jumped the white house fence and made it all the way to the presidential residence. the report blames faulty radios, poor training and on going construction for slowing the secret service response. it also pointed out that the new alarm system installed by the secret service in the white house had been silenced. >> the fda is out with a new series of public service announcements aimed at stopping teens from using smokeless chewing tobacco. one features an cancer victim who started dipping at age 13 diagnosed with mouth cancer at 17 and died at age 38. the use of smokeless tobacco hasn't declined in recent years like the number of smokers has. the ad reminds teens that smokeless doesn't mean harmless. >> breaking news from michigan where the first criminal charges are being filed in connection with the flint water crisis. sources say michigan attorney general will charge two state regulators and a flint employee later today. the charges are said to center

in flint most at risk for lead contamination were not tested. the investigation continues and more charges are expected. get ready to see some change in america's beverage connion. at some point this year, bottled water will overtake soda and other soft drinks. about a year earlier than forecast and it may have happened already if you just look at soda versus water. sales of carbonated soft drinks have been falling for the past three years. >> healthier these days. what goes better with a cold drink than some chips? some students at rutgers university went through an ordeal to get theirs. >> a spring in their vending machine was broken and was trapping bags of snacks. you've all been there. you put the money in and it gets stuck. when the snack pack had reached about a dozen bags, they finally unplugged the machine. >> this is what happens when you have all this time in college. the guys tilting it the machine over and then eureka. all the snacks fall.

now back to class or just sleeping in or eating snacks or their time. >> i used to try that trick when it gets stuck, you bang on it and you think you're going to look really cool. it's going to fall right down. instead you keep banging and someone walks by and you look like a crazy person pounding on the machine. never happened to you? >> no, no. >> i just tap it. ping and it all galls down. >> next time i go to the vending machine, bringing you with me. >> i'll get it for you. coming up, two princes from across the pond meet a princess from a galaxy far, far away. william and harry duke it out with lightsabers on the set of "star wars." >> two days ahead of earth day, the part this woman is doing to save mother earth. she's living a zero waste lifestyle. i'm talking really zero. and this morning, she's going to show you how to do it, too. >> first here's a look at today's temperatures.

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check out this dramatic escape from a smoky fire in spain. this woman wearing only underwear climbed out of her third floor apartment and that happened. she fell. bouncing off a wall on her way down. her fall luckily broken by blankets held bibi standers. all organized by her husband who had been out walking the dog. the woman was not seriously injured. thank goodness. you saw that smoke bill loeg out of her apartment. she was doing all she do get away. >> very quick thinking. here in new york, a tense scene inside of a courthouse in brooklyn when a judge reduced at conviction of a former officer who killed an unarmed black man. >> he fired a fatal shot that

well. a judge ruled he will serve no jail time for that. here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: an uproar inside and outside this brooklyn, new york, courthouse today, after it was determined this former new york city police officer, who shot and killed an innocent black man in 2014, wouldn't spend a single day behind bars. >> we're going to continue to fight until we get justice. >> reporter: peter liang was grief-stricken and in tears back in february, when he was convicted of second-degree manslaughter for the shooting death of akai gurley, an unarmed man who the police commissioner said "just happened" to be in a dark stairwell when the rookie officer fired his gun. >> i apologize to ms. butler and to akai gurley's family. i wish i could undo what happened. >> reporter: the judge reduced the conviction from manslaughter to criminally negligent homicide and then sentenced liang to five years probation, as recommended by the prosecutor. >> we demand accountability! >> reporter: while black lives matter protesters felt jail time

supporters felt he was being prosecuted for the wrongs of other officers who have avoided criminal punishment. just last year, 990 people were fatally shot by american police. in the last ten years, 54 officers have been charged in shootings of civilians. only 11 have been convicted. in addition to probation, liang was sentenced to 800 hours of community service. he has always forfeited his career as a police officer. linsey davis, abc news, new york. thank you. coming up, living a trash-free lifestyle. >> and we're not talking about foregoing the tabloids. we'll show you how one woman is actually living with zero waste. no trash at all. or pretty much no trash at all. we'll show you next on "world

why you need to take a stand there's pollution all over this land i don't know how long we'll be here >> that's the scene of legendary sing serious oscar brown and pete seger in new york's union square celebrating the first ever earth day back in 1970. >> i can't believe it's been that many years. >> i know. >> man, we're two days away from

my mother's birthday. what better way to prepare for earth day than taking a closer lifestyle. >> create nothing trash. if you think it's impossible, we're about to show you one woman who problem you wrong. here's abc's nikki battiste. >> reporter: take a look in your trash can. chances are you are adding to the 250 million tons of trash americans dump each year. but not this young lady. >> this is all your trash. >> yes. >> believe it or not, 25-year-old lauren singer lives totally trash free. >> almost four years now. >> four years. and this little tiny jar. >> yes into do you even have a trash can? >> i don't have a trash can. >> americans produce an average of 4.4 pounds of trash per day. but only 34% is recycled. >> what is trash? >> for me trash is anything that would go to landfill, trash is

the street, anything that people can't reuse or xoext or repsych. >> in college while majoring in environmental studies, lauren decided to live a zero waste life. >> i made a decision to stop using plastic. but that is really difficult because everything is plastic. >> reporter: that's why she carries this stainless steel straw and she suggests buying recyclable aluminum or redoous usable glass jars. >> i realize id couldn't just buy my way out of using plastic. i had to make a lot of the products myself so she started making her own beauty and cleaning products, even selling environmentally friendly laundry dedernlgent online. she buys all clothes second hand. shops package free am post and eetsds organic local food. >> i started living zero waste because it aligned with my values. i continued living zero waste because it saved me a ton of money, changed my diet and i'm healthier.

some additional zero waste alternatives. one is homemade toothpaste. her recipe, peppermint coconut oil, stevia and baking soda. >> say it's too salty for you. you can add more coconut oil, more peppermint and there's nothing in here you couldn't eat or swallow. >> i just eta it and it tastes fine. >> see? >> my feith feel clean. >> reporter: she may be living waste free but doesn't expect everyone, too. her hope is we try. >> for the people watching that say i have three kids and work 14 hours a day, i don't have time. >> it's a misconception about living sustainably takes a lot of time. when i started i had a full-time job while i was a full-time student, a full-time social life and full-time boyfriend. >> you were busy. >> i was busy. >>en au figured it out. >> i figured it out. >> nikki battiste, abc news, new york. >> we're interested in this homemade toothpaste. we're going to give it a shot here. we already have the baking soda and coconut oil out here.

oil now. lot. i don't know what that means. i suppose we can always add more and stevia. again, just guessing here. >> so while you're making that, i'm going to give three tips for living a more environmentally friendly life. look in your trash can, she what reduce it. i'm actually. >> what's going on. >> i'm inhaling the peppermint oil. >> i have to brush my feith. >> we're going to be very, very minty after that. >> what's going on over there? >> by the way, she recommends using a reusable bag or cup and say no to plastic. i do that at home sometimes. you wash out the bags. >> this helps us to not use up the toothpaste tubes, too. >> that doesn't look like toothpaste at home. >> this is exactly what toothpaste. >> mix that up, man. wait. i'm not brushing my teeth with that. put some elbow grease in it my grandma used to say. >> we need a mix other blender. some equipment.

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queen elizabeth ii turns 90 years old tomorrow. her grandson prince william during an interview with the bbc today paid tribute to his grandmother. >> i think the queen's duty and her service, her tolerance, her commitment to others, i think that's all been incredibly important to me. it's been a real sort of guiding example of just what sort of a good monarch can be. >> prince william answered criticism of his royal duties saying he's willing to take on more responsibility when the time comes. >> in the meantime, prince william and harry took time away from all the pretense of royal duty for light heathered moments with some very different kinds of princesses. >> here's abc's lama hasan. >> reporter: in a galaxy far, far, well, actually not so far away in pinewood studios west of london.

the new "star wars" princess. fresh faced actress days i ridley. royal force meets the force. harry coming face to face with admiral akbar. >> it's a trap. >> ridley who plays rey in the movie "the force awakens" showing william and harry around the set. the royals getting an exclusive look at episode 8. and a sneak peek at the costumes and creatures not to mention some of the most famous props in the world. william and harry duking it out with light savers. prince harry going straight for the family jewels. i guess all that practicing in bhutan hasn't paid off for william. meeting the one and only luke skywalker. the actor mark hamill so excited about meeting the royal goal tweeting meeting royals william and harry finally a chance to get an informed answer on whether being leia's brother makes me a prince.

probably not. but at least harry made a little friend. i'm llama hassan in london. >> like dwarfing him right there. >> i like the lightsaber battle. they match their colors. who do you think would duke it out. >> whoa. let me get it all over my suit. >> i win the battle of the toothpaste. >> can we tell the folks at home, this is a spittoon. we spit our toothpaste into this and it's right here in front of us. >> all part of it.

p?p?o?gv this morning on "world news now," the people of new york have spoken. >> primary election results are in and they're there are big wins for donald trump and hillary clinton with bernie sanders and ted cruz pushed further to the outside looking in. our political team is standing by with the latest, including what's next for the campaign. >> trapped underneath. the desperate efforts to find

rubble in ecuador. the death toll from that massive earthquake continuing to climb. we'll have the latest from the epicenter. >> new details in the search for an suspect in swat gear wanted for the death of a woman inside a church. see the latest clues from the investigation as the community comes together to mourn. and reality tv rescue. the man who says he was prepared to die but was luckily found by a tv crew. how he managed to stay floating in the ocean long enough to be saved. it's wednesday, april 20th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." happy to see that tv crew. >> absolutely. just like a lot of new yorkers seem to be happy to see donald trump and hillary clinton tonight. i'm ryan smith. >> i'm diane macedo. we begin today with the presidential front-runners roaring back to victory in their home state. >> donald trump, hillary clinton lived up to expectations in new york each win big a large margin. >> trump carried the state with about 60% of the vote making him

with any shot of clinching the nomination before the conventioning. > clinton held off bernie sanders with a doubl double digit lead boosted with support from women and african-american african-americans. the latest from abc's marci gonzalez. >> no major surprises here. trump and clinton claiming major victories here at home picking up delegates and steam after a tough few weeks. new york, new york >> big wins in the big apple. for the presidential front-runners. >> thank you, everybody. and thank you new york. we love new york. >> donald trump projected to claim many of the gop's 95 delegates in his home state. >> today you proved once again there's no place like home. >> reporter: and hillary clinton rebooting her momentum. >> new yorkers you've always, you've always had my back. >> reporter: after a string of losses to bernie sanders.

native brooklyn did not translate to votes for sanders. on the trail in pennsylvania, he's now looking ahead to next week's primaries. >> let pennsylvania go forward and tell the world you are going to lead this country into a political revolution. >> reporter: ted cruz campaigning there, too. >> and now, my friends, on ward to victory. >> reporter: downplaying his third-place finish behind john kasich. >> nobody's going to get enough delegates. >> reporter: and donald trump. thank you. >> reporter: meanwhile, city officials here have called for an audit of the board of elections after a reported problem at some of the polling places especially in brooklyn where more than 125,000 voters rolls. ryan and diane? >> marci, thank you. let's get a closer look into the minds of new york sproertz.donald trump benefited from his home state advantage and exit polling a record number

best chance to beat hillary clinton in in november. among democrats, two-thirds of voters said clinton has a better chance of beating trump compared to bernie sanders. >> abc political director shushannah walshe is here with insight and a look ahead. talk to me about these wins for trump and clinton. how big is this for them? >> these are significant wins. they both won by wider margins than the polls showed and they are their adopted home state for hillary clinton, hope state for donald trump. but they're still significant wins. going forward, donald trump needs -- he still -- he's one -- a contested convention is still a very likely possibility for donald trump. and, of course, there's no nobody that wants a contested convention less than donald trump. but his numbers, he won big in new york. but he has to have a repeat performance in the states going forward. now, new york was his home state.

he may just not be able to pull off. >> how much more likely is he to get the requisite amount of delegates before the convention with this win tonight. >> you're saying it's a possibility. but has it become more likely because of tonight? >> it's more likely but still hard. he won it by about 60% tonight. last night. and he needs to have almost 60% in the contest going forward. and that is going to be pretty difficult. ted cruz, he came in third that new york values comment really hurt him in new york. he looks to be totally shut out of the -- out of getting delegates last night. now it's mathematically impossible for him to clinch before the convention in july. >> and then on the democratic side, we saw huge crowds come out for busy. he seemed confident he was going to get an upset here. it didn't seem the crowds translayed to votes. what does this mean for both clinton and sanders? >> large crowds, some of his

still hillary clinton won by a significant margin. bernie sanders is from brooklyn and he campaigned hard. his campaign even outspent hillary clinton. but he needed to win big here to cut into her delegate margin. this is a delegate race. and that didn't happen tonight. >> okay. so the next super tuesday comes up soon. next tuesday. what's at stake? >> it's funny that you call this super tuesday because there are several states voting. pennsylvania, connecticut, delaware, maryland and rhode island. so that's a significant delegate haul. and because of their big wins last night, donald trump and hillary clinton, they have the momentum going into next tuesday. >> what are the underdogs now have to do in order to turn this around. >> when you look at the gop side, they have to start convincing the unbound delegates they are going to be the most popular, the prettiest girls in the room when it comes to cleveland in july. and that when it comes to cruz and kasich, because they're mathematically eliminated from getting this before the

only way for them to get the nomination. >> what about. >> go ahead. >> what about for trump? this is still kind i've sweet spot even if he doesn't get the magic number. >> exactly. >> there's a little woog he can do. >> the wooing will be done by all three of them. but donald trump has an edge because if we get through voting through the end -- through june and he is close, say he's 30 or 50 or even 100 delegates off, then he has several weeks where he can woo these unbound delegates. >> the very thing he's been rallying against. >> right. but he did on sunday hint he has better toys, those are his toys than mine than ted cruz. he can wine and dine these delegates maybe take them to mar-a-lago on his plane and try to convince them to vote for him on that first ballot in july in cleveland. and then it wouldn't go to a second ballot and you won't have this multiballot convention. of course, that would be good news for donald trump because he and his campaign know that the

best for him. >> good time to be a gop delegate right about now. shoshana, thank you so much. abc's political director. it's always great to have you break there down for us. >> we have much more from the primary in our next half hour. we'll check in with our reporters closely covering each campaign. >> overseas now and new details from the deadly taliban attack in the capital of afghanistan. at least 28 people are dead after a bomber blew himself up at the afghan national security command center in kabul. now, that enabled others to enter the building which triggered heavy fighting. the attack coming days after the its spring offensive. and in ecuador, thousands of residents are spending another earthquake. the death toll has now passed 500 and abc's linzie janis is in

>> at first, searchers see nothing but a hand. then a man and two women pulled from a tiny whole cut in the concrete. but since the massive earthquake struck ecuador, the search for survivors is growing desperate. >> we traveled to the town closest to the epicenter. the stench of death everywhere. these residents risking their safety going inside their homes gathering whatever they can salvage. furniture, a refrigerator, and most importantly, sentimental items like blankets and toys that belonged to those lost. in the rubble, we found these photographs of a little boy's birthday party. that boy in the photo is this man. augustine santana. he breaks down, telling us, his

his mother and two other family members were all inside and are all dead. your wife and your baby? she was holding your baby? and this town got its miracle. authorities telling us they rescued an 85-year-old man tuesday from the rubble. still, the mayor says, he thinks hundreds more are buried under buildings like this one. linzie janis, abc news, ecuador. a so-called bathroom rule which barred a transgender teen from using the boy's restroom at his virginia high school has been overturned by a federal appeals court in virginia. grampb grimm was born female but identifies as male. he says the policy was diskrim natory. that ruling could still be appealed. it could have implications for a similar new law in north carolina which critics also say is discriminatory. comedian tracy morgan has cancel

because of that state's religious objections law. the law takes effect july 1st allowing some private businesses to deny services to lgbt people citing religious beliefs. morgan's performance was scheduled for next friday. >> utah declares pornography a public health crisis. resolution passed back in march but the governor held a symbolic signing ceremony yesterday. the resolution does not make pornography illegal. it's supposed to help protect children from the potential risks. an adult entertainment trade group calls it "old fashioned morals bill." and the details of an incredible rescue are just coming to light. this happened while a tv cell every animal planet's river monsters was working in australia and came upon a stranded fisherman who said he got separated from his boat while searching for oysters.

two days with no water. he was taken for medical care. he's made a full recovery. >> i hope he caught good oysters at least. >> i think he was really focused on surviving. maybe he got one or two. >> we're not getting any oysters. >> ask him did you make sure you got one in your hand while you were trying to live. >> parents know their small children get a kick seemingly out of everything. sometimes it's a funny toy or squashing food all over their faces. >> just their general craziness. the children we're about to share with you you could say they are really, really into grooming. just take a look and listen. >> this little guy is clearly having a great time. he's under the blow dryer and just absolutely fascinated. he's not alone. we have another toddler loving the blow drier, as well.

hair decided, he seems to like the warm air in general. doing a little rotisserie move there. >> i love getting my hair blow dried. like the next fabio. let the wind wisp through my air. >> he'll be hanging out at the spa i think. >> coming up later in the mix," the wonderful marriage of yoga and horses. >> yeah. huh? and speaking out adam la roche on why he walked away from 13 million when all he had to do was play baseball. >> first the hunt for the suspect who allegedly killed a woman in a church. the new police video police are scouring for includes. >> you can weigh it on facebook at wnn fans.com and @twitter and @twitter @abcwnn. you're watching "world news now." oh, you. (laughing) this was a wonderful surprise. you know, at our age, not all surprises can be this good.

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turning now to a murder investigation in texas where a woman was killed inside a church near dallas. >> police have released new footage showing her accused killer dressed in swat gear as a community in mourning remembers the mother of three. abc's brandi hitt has the latest. >> addressed head to toe in gear, they believe this person killed missy beavers seen here on facebook. >> she was a great woman. a great wife, a great mother, a great friend.

was at the church early monday morning preparing to teach a 5:00 a.m. fitness class. security cameras captureing the suspect roaming the halls at 3:58 a.m. >> it is a strange occurrence at this time of morning. >> reporter: police say the building show signs of forced entry. she posted vid yoefz her workouts on line devote to the making other's lives better. >> she was doing something she loved to help people. >> reporter: her family and friends now hoping someone recognizes her killer. >> the police estimate that he's about 6 foot tall. and how they walk, i mean distinctive there. >> investigators have not released how biebers was killed. this is the first murder in that town in nearly a decade. los angeles. >> coming up in our next half hour avoiding that dredded middle seat on an airplane. this is going to get your goat. airlines have figured out yet another way to squeeze money out

agaisle or window in economy a luxury and attaching a fee. how much would you pay? >> i like that elbow room. first the former major league slugger who is speaking out for the first time about putting his family first and walking away from a multimillion dollar contract. you're watching "world news now."

: buy me some peanuts and cracker jacks >> rock 'n' roll version of take me out to the ball game. >> i like it, too. there is one person who is not taking himself to the ball game. that's former white sox first baseman adam la roche. >> he walked away from a $13 million contract.

the first time about putting his family first. here's t.j. holmes. >> reporter: first baseman adam laroche's son, a constant in the clubhouse. but when the white sox said the boy was a distraction, laroche shocked his teammates. >> guys, i love every one of you, but this is an easy decision. i'm choosing my family over you guys. >> reporter: it was a decision every parent would love to make, but few can afford to. after all, laroche is a millionaire. but walking away from an extra $13 million for six months of work? have you stopped and thought to yourself, "what the hell was i thinking?" >> i haven't yet. but it's still fresh. >> reporter: to his 14-year-old son, drake, it makes perfect sense. do you think your dad was crazy to leave $13 million on the table? >> no. >> reporter: no? >> that makes me proud to hear that. >> reporter: laroche fulfilling another dream. a road trip with his family that he hopes isn't a nightmare. >> just the four of us cooped up in an r.v. we're going to find out how much we love each other or hate each other. >> reporter: we'll have our answer, if laroche tries a

t.j. holmes, abc news, new york. >> wow. what an interesting guy. >> that's one way to do it. i want to spend more time with the family. we're all going to crowded into an rv together. >> exactly. this guy has hit 250 home in other words his career. a little bit over that. the team told him look, just dial it back with drake in the clubhouse. he walked away. which i completely respect but that's incredible to leave that money on the table. >> it only took 20 minutes after that conversation for him to make that decision. >> sticks to his principles. i give him that. >> something tells me he will be welcomed back with open arms

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time now for "the mix" and we start with a situation at the university of nebraska omaha where a student there is getting a full scholarship, full year scholarship because of her tinder photo. i'll explain. this is shannon workman.

in one of her profile photos she had her sorority letters on her shirt. that's the chai omega sorority. this apparently violated their human dignity rule and so they were going to kick her out. she pulled the old you can't fire me, i quit move and dropped out of the sorority. twitter however ended up finding out about this and they decided to come to her defense. they offered her a full year scholarship for sticking up for herself. not only that, they also offered her an internship at their headquarters in west hollywood. >> wow. we have since learned some of our lady who's belong to sore 0 orities say you can't wear your letters every place you want to. >> apparently they're not supposed to wear their letters to parties or bars or anywhere that would call into question the dignity of the sorority. only in sanctioned events. she was breaking the rules but she got the last laugh in all of this. >> what a nice deal for her. good move. i'm sorry, sororities.

>> i might have to join tinder now. i don't know if my husband would like that. >> good luck. let's see how that works out. here's my question for you. if you love horses and you love yoga, what do you do? you love them so much, you want them to be together all the time but you don't know how. do you let the horse do yoga on you or do you do yoga on the horse? >> yeah. look at that. angela nunez loved yoga, loved horss. so she decided to combine the two. check that out what that move is. she posed and got the idea from posing on the back of her pony sugar maple and now does it all the way. there's upward horse. horse in a 45 degree angle. >> downward horse. >> weird leg pose horse. >> i have enough time doing those on the ground. i can't imagine on the back of a horse. >> the horse doesn't like yoga. >> that's a good point, jack. what horse doesn't like yoga.

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we look at the devastation and how residents are coping. >> new this half hour, a stunning statement from johnny manziel. >> more legal problems set to surface for the trouble theed nfl star and companies can distancing themselves. he's still expecting to play in the fall. >> taylor swift opens up answering 73 questions from "vogue." hear what she told the magazine is the one goal she's determined to achieve in her lifetime in "the skinny" on this wednesday, april 20th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning. i'm ryan smith. >> i'm diane macedo. we begin with the race for the white house and the front-runners easily sailing to victory in their home state of new york. >> hillary clinton snapped bernie sanders's seven-state winning streak scoring nearly 60% of the votes. her triumph put her 80% of the way to clinching the nomination. on the republican side, donald trump also won with roughly 60%. he swept most of the delegates

impossible for ted cruz to win the nomination before the convention. >> trump celebrated at trump tower in manhattan appearing mosh presidential than ever. he talked about building a stronger military, getting rid of obamacare and keeping jobs in the u.s. and complained about the delegate selection process but refrained from name calling. > clinton appealed to sanders' supporters telling them "there's much more that unites us than divides us. it's your voice, your vote. abc's liz kreutz is following the clinton campaign. good morning, liz. >> good morning. >> reporter: this was a true victory rally for hillary clinton. she celebrated her big win in the new york primary here at the sheraton in midtown manhattan. there was a live band, a bar, a feeling before she was projected the winner this was a night to celebrate and it didn't disappoint. clinton took the stage thanking her supporters who came out strong for her in her adopted home state. >> thank you, new york.

there's no place like home. you know, in this campaign, we've won in every region of the country. from the north to the south, to the east to the west, but this one's personal. >> reporter: clinton also said she's entered the homestretch of the democratic nomination and that victory is in sight. as far as her strategy moving forward, her campaign aides say she's still focusing on the primary. including the next contest up, pennsylvania. she campaigns there today. ryan and diane? >> big night for secretary clinton. thanks, liz. bernie sanders is now back in his home state after a couple of campaign stops in pennsylvania. >> as he touched down in vermont, he congratulated hillary clinton on her victory but complained about voting irregularities that led to an audit. he also expressed concern that independents can't vote in the

parks. >> reporter: sanders said he thought they would do just fine, that he thought they would do better than expected. even though he woke up in times square, the senator flew almost immediately to pennsylvania that doesn't vote till next tuesday. he had a rally in erie before coming here to state college for a big event with what has been his bread and butter, college students at penn state. during his remarks which was largely his very typical campaign speech, senator sanders also talked specifically about the strict closed primary rules in the state of new york. >> it is absurd that in brooklyn, new york, where i was born actually, tens of thousands of people as i understand it, have been purged from the voting rolls. >> he said he believed there would need to be fundamental changes in the way that new york does business going forward.

independent voters in the state which he has done really well with in the past had essentially been disenfranchised. ryan, diane? >> thank you, mary alice. a top sanders add viewser says he still has a path to the nomination but as we look at the math this morning, it will be quite an uphill battle. >> clinton won at least 169 new york delegates giving her an overall total of nearly 1900. that's compared to about 1200 for sanders. donald trump picked up nearly all of new york's 95 republican delegates. denying ted cruz an opportunity to clinch the nomination before the convention. trump now has 845 delegates. cruz has 559, and john kasich is trailing with 147. so the candidates are looking ahead to the next five races next tuesday. the front-runners are breathing a sigh of relief after a string of bruising losses. >> abc's rick klein tells us what it all means. good morning, rick. >> reporter: diane and ryan, new york, new york, home, sweet, home for both hillary clinton

and find i'm king of the hill top of the heap new york, concrete jungle which dreams are made of, there's nothing you can't do >> reporter: their shared home state doing exactly what they needed to do, deliver big resounding victories to put their candidacies essentially back on track. what new york does not do is clinch the nomination for either one of them. they will have spirited challenges ahead. for donald trump despite his delegate sweep in new york, a contested convention a very real, maybe even a likely possibility going forward. and for hillary clinton, having bernie sanders part of this race but both of them beginning to see the light at the end of the tunnel, both able to exalt with a victory in their home states and right now, the momentum that had been shifting to their challengers is now back with the front runners.

now riding higher than ever. diane and ryan. >> thanks so much. we'll have much more on the race in our next half hour. don't miss the latest "gma" town ted cruz was on the show earlier this week. tomorrow it's hillary clinton. >> this morning's other big story aftershocks continue to hit the quake zone in ecuador as the death toll passes 500. survivors will be pulled from the rubble. efforts are now focusing on restoring electricity, removing debris and burying the dead. president of ecuador to offer condolences and help. >> let's bring it back home where at least eight people have drowned in the houston area some after ignoring warnings not to drive on flooded roadways. reservoirs are approaching record high levels. abc's phillip mena has the latest. >> reporter: the nation's fourth-largest city still swamped by what scientists are

emergency officials say they've made nearly 2,000 water rescues in the last 36 hours, including and hundreds at apartment complexes, pulled from the for the last 20 hours, rescue workers have been going by boat zone and into safety. lost count of how many trips >> moms with kids, y'all come up first. >> reporter: by the truckload, parents, children, pets rushed to safety. more than 1,000 homes flooded. 240 billion gallons of water falling in 24 hours has even animals struggling to survive. cows corralled by airboats, herded to safety. nearly 100 horses from one stable close to drowning. frantic rescues getting them to dry land. >> for me, these aren't just horses, i mean, they're part of the family. >> reporter: at least six people are dead from these floods. nearly all victims of driving into floodwaters.

thankful to be alive. >> you feel helpless. you just feel so helpless. and you're just happy. we're a good family. god answers prayers. >> reporter: the system that's bringing all this rain is barely moving. and with more rain on the way, it doesn't take much to trigger flash flooding like this. phillip mena, abc news, houston. phillip, thank you. over to cuba now where a long-time leader fidel castro has made what may be his last public appearance. he told members of the communist party that he will soon die but urged them to continue his ideals. castro noted that he will be 90 soon. it was his first public appearance in many years. the communist party re-elected his younger brother raul, 84 years old, for another five-year term. >> johnny manziel making what many consider to be a stunning statement. he says he's expecting to play in the nfl this coming season. well-known agent drew rosenhaus has now dropped manziel as a

failed to make changes in his lifestyle. manziel says he hopes to "take care of the issues in front of him in hopes of being picked up." he was cut by the cleveland browns last month. nike dropped its endorsement deal with him and tomorrow prosecutors in texas are presenting his domestic violence assault case to a grand jury. >> now to a football player likely to get plenty of cheers. come the fall. the thing is, he won't hear most of them. >> this is such a great story. his name is todd and he was an allstate wide receiver number five in nebraska two seasons in a row. that got the attention of coaches at the university of nebraska. >> he we're wears hearing aids. he's lost about 80% of his hearing. this summer, he will join the huckers as a preferred walk-on which means he's all but likely to make the team. >> this is incredible. he's got so many other skills he can use to catch the ball. you think if he can't hear, how does he know what's happening. playing wide receiver is about route running. being in the right place at the right time. if he can match-up with his quarterback, he can have a great career. >> he's going to have lots of

him on. the first game is supposed to be in september. he's got time to practice, of course. but a lot of people are wishing him well and hoping to see him in the jersey. >> good stuff. we're cheering for you, man. coming up, the new fee that airlines are hoping that you're going to cough up just to avoid sitting in that dreaded middle seat. why a growing number of airlines are now considering window and aisle seats a luxury. >> it was one of her 73 questions. taylor swift tells "vogue" the one thing she hopes to achieve in her lifetime. that's ahead in "the skinny." but first, here's a look at today's forecast. 85 in atlanta. 55 in denver. >> i like new york at 67. >> i'll take that. >> enjoy. >> announcer: "world news now"

no! hair removal.hair removal. okay. so we'll leave it up to you to determine if this drone video is real or a hoax. some dude on top of a skyscraper in what appears to be in dubai, being up there isn't enough. of course, watch this. he starts rolling down. that's a slanned roof right there. is that real? is that fake? you make the call. >> i'm holding onto the desk right now. >> isn't it amazing? seriously, write into abcwnn or nn fans on twitter. tell me if it's real or a hoax. >> i'm guessing hoax. that's my guess. but it still makes me feel really nervous. >> with what people are doing these days, i'm going to guess real. >> holding on to anything i possibly can. i'm afraid i'm going to fly off the desk. >> i think it's real. >> really? >> i think it's real. >> i hope it's not. >> people are crazy.

about sitting in a chair safe and snug 30,000 feet in the air >> up there? we're talking about the inside of an airplane, of course. and snug is definitely the word, especially if you're stuck in a middle seat like this. and now the airlines want to charge you another fee when you just want to put your arm right here. here's abc's rebecca jarvis. >> reporter: more and more airlines now considering an aisle or a window seat in economy a luxury. what do you think when you get assigned the middle seat? >> bummer. >> uncomfortable! >> i don't like it. >> reporter: and if you're hoping to avoid that dreaded middle seat, you may have to pay up. southwest, which doesn't assign seats, recently increased the price of its early boarding by 20%. now charging passengers $15 each way to board the plane first to improve their chances of getting a good seat. with delta's least expensive option, basic economy, you can't select your seat until 24 hours before you travel. when the most coveted aisle and

higher fare. a round trip ticket from new york to chicago will cost you $40 more if you want to choose your seat ahead of time. industry insiders tell us american and united will be following suit in the coming months. rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >> hmm. >> i think you cringed more at that one than the guy in the skyscraper. >> i can't stand that for a guy who spends every week on the road. >> good luck to you and all the other travellers out there. when we come back, the one goal taylor swift says she's determined to achieve in her lifetime. >> and the "a" list actor who admits he's "a little gay." just a little. "the skinny" is next. >> just a scooch. >> just a tiny bit.

skinny, so skinny >> this song never gets old. i love that theme song. time now for "the skinny." starting with a royal first. >> yesterday another milestone for britain's young prince george. his first postage stamp. to create this historic photo, the 2-year-old sat or rather stood for a portrait alongside his grandmother, his father, prince william, and grandfather, prince charles. >> how did they get him to do this? >> he smiled and everything. >> my toddlers are 2. they don't stand still for a

you can see what looks like the -- what the four stamps are going to look like. >> the four-generation photo was taken in the white drawing room of bucking hampl palace in part to commemorate queen elizabeth's 90th birthday which is tomorrow. >> back here stateside to music royalty. taylor swift opening up her home and heart tort "vogue" magazine. >> she gave the magazine a tour of her beverly hills home as she answered questions about everything from her music, her favorite junk food to this. >> what's one goal you're determined to achieve in your lifetime. >> i want an honorary doctorate degree. ed sheeran has one and i feel like he looks down on me now because i don't have one. >> swift bought that house last year for $25 million cash. >> which could explain why she said the one song she could have written was the theme strong "friends." all those royalties. i'll be there for you >> she would charge you right

>> boom, paying taylor swift. >> next, guess who may be cracking oh open the closet door just a scooch. >> james franco is turning heads and perhaps a few hearts. for years the 39-year-old has been posting shots of himself bare chested with one arm flung around an oiled up hector in bikini briefs. now he's coming out sort of. >> in a cover story for new york magazine, franco says he is "a little gay," just a little. but he said he's gay but only up to and not including hookups with guys. >> franco has played a number of gay characters on screen and last year, he published a book of poetry titled "straight james, gay james," including a discussion of his sexuality. i think he says he's gay in his art but straight in his life. next up, zac efron servez up a little more sexual ambiguity. >> he posted this clip to instagram yesterday. >> sorry, mom. it apparently promotes his new movie "neighbors 2," which hits

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making news in america this morning, striking back in the empire state. hillary clinton and donald trump are closer to clinching after the big victories in the new york primary. another candidate is now mathematically eliminated from winning the nomination before the congregants. we have complete highlights and