good morning. i'm reena ninan. >> and i'm kendis gibson. here are some of the top headlines on this monday morning on "world news now." >> if the latest polls are to be believed, hillary clinton and donald trump will be the big winners in tomorrow's presidential primaries. voters will go to the polls in five delegate-rich states. all the political details straight ahead. about 100 vehicles were involved in nine separate accidents along a stretch of interstate 40 in central north carolina. the wet roadway and rubber necking may have contributed. there were no fwa at that times and the road has reopened. the faa is considering a controversial new plan that would use genetically modified mosquitos to fight transition of

the mosquitos have a gene that makes offspring die before old enough to bite people. >> researchers say women need more sleep than men because their brins are more complex and they tend to multitask during the day. without enough sleep, women can be get hostile, angry and depressed. those are some of our top stories on this monday, march 14th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning morning. we're going to start this half hour with the race for the president. candidates everyone both parties will be able to go all over the map today seeking last-minute support ahead of tomorrow's voting. >> there are democratic and republican primaries tomorrow in five states. florida, north carolina, ohio, illinois and missouri. on the republican side, the winner takes all the available delegates in both florida and ohio. >> front-runner donald trump holds rallies today in north carolina, florida and ohio. at an event last night in

of being the state's absentee senator. earlier trump offered his own interpretation of those interrupting his events. >> it was totally organized, troublemakers. troublemakers. you know, the truth is, they're disruptors. they're really disprupters. they're not protesters. they're disruptors. >> sated in kansas city, police used pepper spray and horses to control crowds outside a trump event. and trump was forced to cancel a rally in chicago last friday after too many protesters turned up. the latest polls on the democratic side indicate hillary clinton leading bernie sanders in all five of tomorrow's voting states. their closest bat is in illinois where clinton leads 51% to 45%. illinois being where she's from. bernie sanders is taking criticism from donald trump and dishing some out too as abc's mary bruce reports. >> reporter: bernie sanders is crying foul as donald trump

the chaos at his rallies. rarely. and i'm afraid on this occasion he's lying again. >> reporter: and he's pointing the finger back at trump. >> this is a man who is dividing up this country in very serious bapz >> reporter: donald trump is now threatening to send his supporters here to bernie sanders' rallies in an act of retaliation. a handful showed up in st. lewis with at this sanders event. with this playful dig at his backers. and in columbus, a different take. your message to trump supporters who show up here? feel the bern. >> reporter: as they battle it out in five key states ahead of tuesday's primaries. visiting a church in cleveland, hillary clinton made her final pitch and took a jab at sanders. >> it's not enough if you want be president of our country to tell people what you're against. >> reporter: clinton hoping to avoid a repeat of last tuesday's loss in michigan by sweeping all five states. bernie sanders has been spending a lot of time here in ohio where he says he feels the momentum heading into tuesday.

lead. ohio. a young maryland police officer is dead this morning in what officials say was an unprovoked attack. jacai colson was shot outside a prince georges county police station about ten miles east of washington, d.c. the suspected shooter was then police. his brother was arrested, as well. the motive for the shooting is still unknown. the officer would have turned 29 this week. >> deadly terror attacks in turkey and the ivory coast. alex marquardt has details on the two attacks and who was left behind. >> reporter: a bloody sunday on two continents. in turkey's capital, emergency services responding after an explosion ripped through an area next to a bus stop and government buildings. debris and bombed-out cars. the dead and wounded carried away. more than 30 people killed according to the authorities. the u.s. state department had

it was the fourth to hit turkey in just six months, which had been blamed on turkey's two main enemies, the kurds and isis. armed attackers stormed a beach popular with tourists in the ivory coast. as they opened fire, witnesses said they shouted allahu akbar, god a great. security forces quickly surrounded the area. evacuating the wounded to safety. the government said 16 people were killed, in addition to six attackers who were believed to be from the al qaeda affiliate in africa, after they claimed responsibility. it's the third time they've struck in the past four months. after carrying out deadly attacks on hotels in two nearby countries, mali and burkina faso. the frequency of the global terror attacks is growing. whether it's turkey, west africa, or here in europe, intelligence officials say the question about the next attack is not if but when.

>> in france, investigators are calling for medical confidentiality to be relaxed when it comes to the mental health of pilots nearly one year after a co-pilot who was believed to have deliberately crashed germanwings into a mountain in the french alps killing 150 people on board. investigators say he had been urged by a doctor to get psychiatric help but his employer was never informed. federal disaster aid will soon be available to portions of louisiana. thousands of homes in the shreveport area have been flooded and more may be damaged rise. the only thing moving along these zreets are treats are boats. abc's phillip mena is there. >> reporter: communities across the south working to hold back the swollen rivers. in this covington, louisiana, rescued by boat this weekend returning home to see the damage. >> it didn't matter that my house was destroyed as long as my family was safe and sound. >> reporter: their home was

but right down the street, this house was one of nearly 5,000 across louisiana damaged by flooding. >> our house was surrounded. by the time we got out, the front and the back met, and we knew it was over. the house. >> reporter: roadways in this community underwater. debris, even a flaming propane tank, floating among the submerged homes. and a new worry, dangerous mold. the damaged baseboards and saturated drywall coming out. incredibly, this is the same neighborhood where those water rescues took place. obviously the skies have cleared up here, but the severe weather is on the move just north of here. many are bracing for dangerous storms. phillip menna, abc news, could beington, louisiana. >> all right. a long road ahead for those folks. things are drying out in louisiana but downpours move into the mid south and northeast. heavy rain from northern california to the northwest. with mountain snow.

in the northwest and the northeast. 15 to 20 degrees warmer than usual in the midwest. humboldt county in northern california is notorious for its production of marijuana. >> so it's new surprise that humboldt distillery is putting a new spin on your boring old cocktails with this. yeah. weed infused vodka. hang on, don't get too excited. this stuff uses canny bus saty va, legally grown hemp with .3 percentage of the chemical thc. >> it's not enough for you to get stoned. the alcohol content will surely get you drunk. >> it will get you drunk, not necessarily stoned. >> are there combinations that don't work in life. >> that might be one. coming up, this has been an unforgettable season of "the bachelor." we're looking back at the humerus highlights with our senior analyst.

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after they grabbed the acc tournament championship. also number one, the university of virginia, boy, will they face a tough match-up in 16 seed hampton university. i'm not talking about hampton inn. it's hampton university who will also face the common rounding out the number ones is a bit of a surprise. here's a hint. quack quack. the ducks of oregon quacking their way to the first number one tournament seed in school history. >> you almost sound like you know what you're talking about there. >> why do you doubt me? >> must have stayed at a holiday inn express last flight. we know who got top billing. what are the big surprises coming out of last night's selection sunday, reena. >> i'm glad you asked. everyone was absolutely shocked that the ducks got a number one seed but not michigan state, and the powerhouse program. they're the powerhouse. they finished the season 29-5 and won the big ten tournament. yet still no love for the spartans.

they'll be the most popular number two seed among racket pickers and sadly, i've got a sad news to report here. a team that will not get a chance to the big dance. monmouth university. they earned cult status with the bench players. their creative sideline celebrations throughout the entire season. remember those? look at that. that's creativity right there. well, they dominated the metro atlantic athletic conference but they failed to win the crucial conference tournament. so that leaves the entire team relegated to the bench but no one to clear for. come on. >> we're going to miss that. >> we're going to miss that. we should have voted them in just based on that. >> who should i put down? >> you should start with. >> the montana grizzlies are not in it. >> sure. i think you should pick kansas first. >> that's what the oddsmakers are saying. you're going out on a o a limb. uva. >> good, i have my starter.

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a love lab and ben was smelling the women. >> a little more sour. >> that would be really embarrassing. >> the group date, the girls were playing soccer. this was not the barclay's premier league. lace was controversial from the start. you can love her off the show the competition. >> oh, man. >> vegas, baby, vegas. this was a talent show. maybe we should say lack thereof. olivia, this was no doubt the most cringe worthy moment. these twins. >> who doesn't like twins. >> emily and haley. haley thanks but no thanks. next up had, vamos mexico. group date. they were hablaing espanol. they did cook. ben and olivia's food looked like dog food.

so much for jubilee. twin left in gets all emotional worked up at thing ben that olivia is a jerk. bottom line is nobody likes olivia. group date, ben, the women and a bunch of pigs. jojo said "it was like a bar in dallas." there were pigs everywhere. leah is trying to throw our girl lauren b. under the bus. ben's not having it. the two-on-one date olivia and emily, olivia was basically left behind. the world has mercifully been saved from olivia. group date, becca, amanda and caila. there's only one rose on the whole thing. amanda got it. they were hardeninging out at mcdonald's and they had this french fry kiss kind of like lady and the trump. emily the twin and ben. you know it's not going to end well on the bachelor" when you hear stuff like "i don't think i can see you being my wife."

she's making plans for "bachelor in paradise." hometowns on the bachelor, laguna beach, california, amanda and her dogs, portland with lauren b. off to hudson, ohio, she didn't say i love you to ben either. things got a little uncomfortable in dallas, jojo's parents' house. the brothers were there. the mother was chugging champagne to try to deal with these people. rose ceremony, amanda is out the door. off to jamaica. that's caila the river date with ben. she said ben, i'm in love with you. >> she did not. >> ben didn't go there. lauren b. says i love you to him. ben told lauren b. i love you, as well. jojo decides to get in on the act. >> i love you. >> to which ben says jojo, i love you, too. ben's got himself in a right proper mess by now. here comes caila. surprise. she said she wanted to do something spontaneous.

to her like you know what, you got to go. jojo got the first rose. our girl lauren b. got the second rose. now there's just the championship game left. >> wow. >> the championship game left on "the bachelor." we should say thanks very much to producer editor janine elliott for her hard work once again on that piece. we had a lot of fun putting it together. thanks to her. we should mention that we've been cheering all season for our girl lauren b. >> uh-huh. >> okay. i didn't know that. >> because the analysts picked lauren b. to get the ring from the start. >> is that right? >> that is right. that is right. there is video and audio evidence of this. so there's that. we might actually roll it out tomorrow. but we'll see how that goes. >> you picked her from the very start? >> i had olivia in my bachelor bracket. >> he has a bachelor bracket. >> just like all over the place. ruined. >> i think the line was the world has mercifully been saved from olivia.

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this morning on "world news now," political battleground. >> the democrats and donald trump's gop rivals speaking out about violent demonstrations at trump's events. the drama before five key states go to the polls. deadly gun battle. the young officer shot and killed just outside a police station. tough questions and raw emotions after an unprovoked attack. >> and fighting zika, the mosquitoes modified to fight other mosquitoes carrying the virus. the scientific advance and questions about safety. and travel turmoil. the record number of spring break travelers finding long lines and anxiety at the airport. the excessive waiting and who's to blame.

>> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good monday morning, fran. i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm reena ninan. >> we'll get started with politics. i've got to say i'm upset the candidates aren't discussing the quintessential issue of our time and by time i mean daylight saving time and how painful it has been to get used to that. >> i was very excited today. we have a different take on there. i think we should never fall back but only spring forward. >> let's keep it that way. george washington first thought it was a joke when he proposed. >> i didn't know that. anyway, they're discussing a lot of other things. and what promises really to be a raucous couple of days in the race for the president. the candidates have one more day, of course to, make their case before voting in five states. >> both parties hold primaries tomorrow and the delegate rich states of florida, north carolina, ohio, illinois and missouri. the one thing uniting the

stop donald trump. the democratic candidates for president agree completely on only one thing -- >> he actually incites violence in the way that he urges his audience on. >> reporter: donald trump is to blame for the violent protests at his rallies. >> trump has got to get on the tv and tell his supporters that violence in the political process in america is not acceptable, end of discussion. >> reporter: but trump blames outside agitators. >> it was totally organized troublemakers. they're not protests are. they're disruptors. they're supposed to disrupt. >> reporter: campaigning in illinois sunday, the republican front-runner was again repeatedly interrupted by hecklers. >> get them out! now. >> reporter: trump says he and his audience are the victims of the demonstrators. >> so loud, so vicious, they stop us from really our first anticipate rights. >> reporter: but as they gear up

states, trump's gop rivals are cutting him no slack. >> if donald trump is the nominee, hillary clinton is in all likelihood the next president. >> i hope he's going to change his rhetoric. >> reporter: still polls say donald trump will likely be the biggest winner tuesday's voting. only home state governor john kasich of ohio leads him. hillary clinton hopes for a sweep tuesday leading bernie sanders in all five states. their closest fight in illinois where she leads 51% to 45%. and one of the more peculiar scenes on the campaign trail yesterday came when a protester interrupted marco rubio at an event in florida while rubio was speaking, a man in the crowd claimed rubio was trying to steal his girlfriend. man was let out by police. rubio equipped about hecklers not being beat up at his events a dig at what's been happening at donald trump's rallies. >> in ohio today, john kasich

a source says romney's participation is not an endorsement of kasich. it's a way to help kasich defeat donald trump tomorrow. we'll get much more insight from our powerhouse political team discussing the key state of ohio. that's later in this half hour. first we want to move to the other major story that we're following. the fatal ambush attack on a suburban d.c. police officer. investigators say it happened during an unprovoked attack on a prince georges county maryland police station. the suspected shooter was wounded and is in custody. the dead officer jacai colson had, been a police officer for four years and would have turned 29 next week. >> the community needs to know that one of your defenders has been lost. >> jacai was important to his family. he's important 0 in this entire community. we have another mother tonight who is without her son. >> now, officials say the police

before he opened fire. he's currently in the hospital with nonlife-threatening wounds. his brother was also breasted. now to a frightening accident saturday in central florida at a shooting range which resulted in six people shot by a single bullet. investigate remembers say it happened while a 21-year-old man was load ago and teak shotgun when he accidentally fired the gun. bullet hit a concrete floor, then ricocheted hitting two adults and four children. all the injuries were minor. no one has been charged. the president of turkey is promising to bring terrorism to its knees following a deadly attack in the capital of ankara. at least 34 people died in a car bombing yesterday, two of the dead are believed to be the bombers. police suspect that kurdish militants carried out the attack which hit the main blld of the city. a similar bombing three weeks ago killed 29 people. the north african branch of al qaeda is claiming responsibility for a deadly attack on a beach

14 civilians, two special forces and six assailants were killed when the gunman stormed the beach. witnesses describe a horrible scene as a lazy weekend afternoon was suddenly shattered by gunfire. >> investigators looking into last year's germanwings crash are calling for medical confidentiality to be relaxed for doctors treating pilots pushing for new measures to keep pilots from hiding mental health issues unknown to his employer, the co-pilot andreas lubitz was urged to get psychiatric help weeks before he's believed to have deliberately slammed the plane into a mountain in the french alps last year. all 150 people on board were killed. new developments in the battle against zika. a company wants to deploy a genetically modified mosquito toe stop transition. the proposal is meeting with resistance here in the u.s.

>> reporter: a potential new weapon in the fight against zika virus. the fda researching a new experiment, using mosquitoes to help stop its spread. scientists releasing genetically modified mosquitoes. carrying a deadly gene that would make their offspring die before they're old enough to bite people. in br zale, hardest hit by zika, scientists are already using these mosquitoes. our dr. richard besser saw them firsthand in february. >> this building produces 2 million male mosquitoes genetically modified every week. >> reporter: this comes as the centers for disease control warns zika could spread in the united states mostly in the gulf, florida and texas by june. zika is linked to birth defects. in brain development putting pregnant women especially at risk. while the experiment in brazil has proven successful, it doesn't sit well with some living in the florida keys where the insects would be released. mila is a mother of three. when you open this pandora box, there's no way to recall these

>> reporter: critics fear that experimenting with dna is not safe. the cdc is taking comments before the final decision is made on the field test. eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> the man who ordered the posting of the hulk hogan sex videotape is expected to take the stand today. afghanistan j. delayerio is also a defendant in the $100 million lawsuit in a videotaped deposition shown in court last week, he suggested almost anything goes when it comes to celebrities' sex lives. there was no doubt about what a sports fisherman had caught when it leapt out of the water. 2500 pound white shark. get this, it measured about 14 feet, the largest ever for this charter boat in south carolina that specializes in shark hunting. >> all this happened within sight of land. the fisherman and captain took

exhausted and called for help from another boat's crew. three hours later they tossed back after tagging at the great white. it's been 30 years since someone's caught a shark like that in this area. with a rod and reel. >> you need a bigger boat, jack. you're right. >> they did not need a bigger boet. >> they did not? >> they tagged it and let it go. i don't think i don't know that i believe the story. it was dark before they finally were able to be. >> to do it? the fisherman was actually a math teacher. i bet he ran his odds and thought, throw it back in. >> professor from ten fen. i don't know that i believe this story. >> okay. >> coming up in "the mix" if you love math like the professor and enjoy dessert, you have a reason to celebrate and indulge today. >> look forward to that. also ahead, vacation anxiety as record numbers of spring breakers head to the airports. it's anything but relaxing.

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this is from over the weekend. police say a subaru forester and mazda 3 collided after their race. the subaru driver and passengers were ejected. fifrths will to extricate victims out of the mazda. police say the area is notorious for illegal street racing. the search has been called off for the third victim of a tugboat accident in the hudson river north of new york city. divers say they can't reach the part of the boat where they believe the body is. the bodies of two others were recovered over the weekend. the tugboat hit a barge in the river early saturday morning. we go from the streets and the waterways to the air. a record number of travelers are taking to the skies this season. >> but the crowds at many of the nation's airports are straining under the pressure of out of control security lines. with some wait times stretching more than two hours. here's abc's gloria riviera. >> reporter: across america, airport security lines at a breaking point.

staffing shortages and a record travelers. >> nobody knew what line to get in or where the line ended. >> missed my flight. flights are all booked in full. >> reporter: the transportation security administration normally screens 2 million passengers every day. that number skyrockets during spring break. this march and april airlines for america is projecting 140 million passenger will fly on u.s. airlines. that means at least 300,000 more people lining up with you every day in that security line. the tsa now churning out 200 new officers per week. >> people rightfully demanded we do our job better. >> reporter: till they are all in place, collect the airport's website for tsa delays before you leave home. get to the airport at least two hours early and avoid peak flight times. >> one of the great tips is actually flying when nobody else wants to fly for example on a sunday or saturday morning. >> reporter: if you do get into

twitter is especially effective. tweet the airline. most major airlines have rapid response teams to help you solve your problem. gloria riviera, abc news, wa ugh. >> i just like to drive with the kids. >> yes, that's long and painful enough. >> that is pretty painful. you know too well. you know about long and painful. look at you in your cute little outfit there. >> because i enjoy any sort of strip search. >> sorry, you're going to need exx-ray examination over here. coming up in our next half hour, signal jam. mass transit rider who said enough is enough, blocking his fellow passengers 'cell phone service. the criminal act that is earning him folk hero status. >> first, why even donald trump is worried about the week ahead in an all-important mad grab for delegates. how it all breaks down.

what a busy weekend it was in politics as the remaining candidates tried to nail down more delegates in their respective primaries. >> yeah, and with time running out, the path to the white house is less clear for some and even donald trump faces some challenges in the week ahead. here's abc's george stephanopoulos and this week vote. >> coming into this tuesday, five big states coming up. we've got some charts here that shows what happens, what he'll need to do if he wins both florida and ohio. but the that up first. if he wins both, he has to win 54% of the delegates left. but look at the difference if he splits, if he wins florida but

him is important i would be pretty confident would not be the republican nominee if ohio and florida, there's a pretty good chance to stop trump. donald trump's a menace to the country, he's been horrible in a million different ways but 45% of the delegates are selected. let's proclaim it over. i object to that. if he's a serious menace, people need to fight him to the end. >> the math works different on the republican side which are winner take all kicking in march 15th. by the end of this month, 60, 65% on the republican side, 50% on the democratic side, by the time we get to the 426 or the yankee primary, pennsylvania, et

so the math will not help rubio or cruise or mr. kasich. >> if they beat him, look at arizona is winner take all. it's not inevitable, donald trump has an average of 35% of the votes so far. it's not inevitable that he wins winner take all au arizona or wisconsin. it can be made less likely by serious republicans. where is the speaker of the house from in wisconsin paul ryan will he tell the voters of wisconsin you should not vote for donald trump. >> that's a good question. >> i think most of the located officials against donald trump wound up losing. most end up losing in their states in the course of this. 1237 is a number donald trump probably has a hard type getting to. let's get the scenario. donald trump gets 1100 dels. >> very reasonable. >> and he is 300 or 400 dels ahead of the second place person which is very reasonable in the

what do you do at a convention then in the natural thing to do is you go to the lead were now you're going to say to millions of voters and these people are very angry, it's complicate it more. assume everything you just said is true but the violence we've seen this weekend continues through july and cleveland. >> i think it's going to continue. i think you're going to see violence at democratic events. what's going to come out of this, not because of democrats but because of trump supporters you showed up at ours. we're going to show up at yours. >> the violence could be something that will spread in other parts. >> there was thinking once you have the first round, if they don't get enough, you have a second ballot. when that takes place, whoever you cast your vote for, you don't have to do it again and cast for the same person. it has been half a superintendent since we've had something like this happen. >> the sad part about all this is it's not going to be over

this wild crazy campaign is going to continue straight through then. >> i know. it will be interesting. we like our politics interesting, right? >> it's fun. >> coming up, an extra special day. high day today. (sounds of birds whistling) music introducing new k-y touch gel cr me. for massage and intimacy. every touch, gently intensified. a little touch is all it takes. k-y touch. jill and kate use the same dishwasher. same detergent. but only jill ends up with wet, spotty glasses. kate adds finish jet-dry with five power actions that dry dishes and prevent spots and film, so all that's left is the shine. for better results, use finish jet-dry. janet? cough if you can hear me. don't even think about it. i took mucinex dm for my

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and fights mucus. mucinex fast-max. the only branded cold and flu liquid gel that is max-strength and fights mucus. let's end this. it is march 14th. which means it is pi day. >> wow. >> look at you. >> you're going to go big or go home. >> go big or go home. we want to thank the folks at marie calender for this. >> that was great. >> go on. >> of course, you know in the mathematical circles with that 3.14 is pi. >> yeah. >> and then if you round it up, 3.1416 then would be the circular. >> round it up. >> rounded up pi day. we're celebrating pi day.

whatever mathematical equation you have to bring on show. >> to get food. i really actually don't know what the point is of pi day. let's celebrate. shall we? >> yeah. >> all right, great. >> okay. fak. >> that's all i got on pi day. >> take a bite. there you go. look at you. >> nice. >> you did your. >> nice. >> you had a big spinning competition today, too. you deserve that. >> i just gained all those calories back. >> while you eat that, we'll show you video of a bull, makes a grand escape in queensland and on to a soccer field. charges onto the field at players. what do you do? obviously you call off game. it's walking around this woodland area and picks up speed. tried for that goal. oh, my gosh. it gets dangerously close into now we know how the new york soccer team got its name, the red bulls. >> that is a little scary. >> it is scary. isn't it? >> so something cute.

and you go away for ten days, you want to get somebody to dog sit because it's cheaper than taking it to one of the doggie hotels, that's what this couple did. they sent -- so their bulldog and they wanted like a day lividio of their boxer actually. >> yeah. >> sent to them. well, the person who was dog sitting decided every day they would dress up the little dog there in different outif is and zipped these videos. >> look at that. >> to the owner. so. >> wow. that's so cute. >> just got posted over the last couple of days. there's been quite a few views. throughout the dog does not look happy. >> whether he the dog's owners leave they feel it. video can be be be hard to stomach sometimes. >> why do we have these on friday an. >> it's assortment of pies. these are doughnut pies. i'm going to dig in in yours. >> there's beef in here. >> there's beef in here?

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this morning on "world news now," under attack. the unprovoked shooting at a suburban police station. the officer killed, the suspects in custody, and the community in grief. political tension. donald trump blames another candidate for the disruptive demonstrations at campaign events. the uproar before voters in five key states go to the polls. and new this half hour, sleep deprivation and the sexes. >> who needs more sleep, women or men? and why the latest medical research on bedrest is certain to get your attention this morning, especially at this hour. and later, richard simmons mystery. concerns about the celebrity exercise fanatic after he disappeared from the public's eye.

explanation in "the skinny." you're lucky on this monday, march 14th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." we say good morning on this monday. i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm reena ninan. our top story this half hour, police outside washington, d.c. have a suspect in custody but no motive yet for the murder of an officer. >> yeah, officials say the shooting of officer jacai colson outside a prince georges, county, maryland police station was unprovoked. colson was a four-year veteran of the force who would have turned 29 this coming week. we get more now from abc's gloria riviera. >> reporter: authorities are holding two suspects in connection with a police shooting in maryland. just before 5:00 p.m., shots erupted outside prince georges county police headquarters.

the community this evening and to tell you that one of your defenders, jacai colson, a four-year veteran, a 29-year-old man, lost his life in defense of this county today. >> reporter: more than a dozen officers holding vigil in the aftermath, one suspect was apprehended near a local restaurant. a second suspect also later found. >> this is truly a dark day in prince georges county. an unwarranted, unprovoked attack on our police officers at a police station. >> this is an act of cowardice. a new low in executing defenders of this community. jacai was important to his family, he's important to this entire community. we have another mother tonight who is without her son, and for that, we are deeply sorry. >> reporter: authorities say at this time they do not believe more than two shooters were involved and are not commenting on whether the police officer was targeted. gloria riviera, abc news, washington. also breaking overnight,

is once again opened. it was closed for several hours by a series of accidents involving about 100 vehicles. the pile-ups happened in both directions about 25 miles west of durham. at least 20 people were injured but there were no fatalities. there's no word on what caused the nine accidents. the u.s. is condemning a deadly terror attack in the capital of turkey. at least 34 people died in a car bombing yesterday in ankara. two of the dead are believed to be the bombers. police suspect kurdish militants carried out the attack which hit the main boulevard of the city. to "bring terrorism to its knees." al qaeda is claiming responsibility for a deadly attack on a beach resort in ivory coast. 16 victims and six terrorists were killed in the assault. the attack took place in grand-bassam, a unesco world heritage site and popular tourist destination. >> we're going to move on now to the race for the white house

trump's campaign events. trump has strong poll numbers going into tomorrow's primary states of ohio, florida, as well as north carolina, illinois and missouri but in ohio, the latest poll shows john kasich with 39%, trump is six points back followed by ted cruz and marco rubio. we get more now from abc's david wright with the details on the campaign tension. >> it's just tear gas. it's just tear gas. >> reporter: a campaign under siege. forget about occupy wall street. this is more like occupy donald trump. >> get him out of here. get him out. send him back to bernie. send him back. >> reporter: the latest example, in bloomington, illinois. >> it was totally organized. troublemakers. troublemakers. you know, the truth is, they're disruptors. they're really disruptors. they're not protesters. they're disruptors. >> reporter: police in kansas city, used horses for crowd

>> we just got tased. >> reporter: when that didn't work, they used pepper spray. i've got a mouthful of pepper spray. trump blames bernie sanders for the disruptions plaguing his rallies. in the crowd, we witnessed plenty of signs, he's right. these are mostly sanders supporters. but that's not to say that the sanders campaign sent them. the tensions have been growing. in chicago, trump cancelled a rally friday after too many protesters turned up. a melee erupted. in dayton, ohio, a lone protester rushed the podium, scaring trump and the secret service. trump later tweeted out this image, claiming the guy is a supporter of isis. law enforcement officials don't buy that for a minute. >> all i know is what's on the internet. >> reporter: and while trump insists he doesn't condone violence -- >> you know how many people have been injured at our shows? nobody, remember the guy who sucker punched a protester in north carolina? trump now says he's considering paying his legal fees.

>> i think it's a disaster for the country because if donald is the nominee it, makes it much more likely that hillary clinton wins general. >> dispute the criticism, the question now is will any of this stop trump's momentum on tuesday. david wright, abc news, boca raton. >> the violent clashes that you just heard in david's report were among the subjects addressed last night by the democrats in the race. hillary clinton and bernie sanders were at a town hall event in columbus, ohio. they used very similar language while seeming to unite against trump. >> i hesitate to say this because i really don't like to disparage public officials but donald trump is a pathological liar. [ applause ] >> it's clear that donald trump is running a very cynical campaign, pitting groups of americans against one another. >> clinton also said no amount

matters if people don't show up at the polls and vote. sanders called on trump to tell his supporters that violence in the political process is not acceptable. >> president obama declared parts of louisiana a major disaster because of flooding. thousands of homes and businesses in louisiana and neighboring mississippi have been damaged. and more are at risk. rivers are at dangerously high levels. at least four deaths reported from the flooding and two fishermen are missing in mississippi. the confusion of the mandatory evacuations from flood zones has separated hundreds of pets from their owners. the animal control unit near shreveport has picked up about 100 dogs and only reunited about a quarter of them. it's not just the dogs lost and some people have turned to either because they've lost a pet or they're trying to find one. >> to breaking news from kansas. an amtrak train heading to chicago from los angeles derailing just west of dodge city, kansas. at least five cars on their side.

and 14 crew members were on board. there are several confirmed injuries. we're following this. we'll have the latest later. now to a consumer alert to owners of a popular nissan vehicle. the automaker is recalling nearly 47,000 leaf electric cars. the 2013 through 2015 models are on the list. nissan says the brakes may not work properly during extreme cold. the cars need the brake systems reprogrammed and the automaker is notifying owners. >> i thought there was a mistake at the pumps but apparently not. fuel prices are going up and drivers are seeing a difference. the national average price for a gallon of gas now $1.93 up 23 cents from a month ago. analysts have been predicting $1 a gallon gas across the country this year, but because of higher gas prices on world markets, they're backing off that prediction. british researchers have discovered the reason that women need more sleep than men. our brains are more complex. i could have told you that one awhile ago.

sleep to recover. about 20 minutes more than men. they say when they don't get enough shut eye, we become hostile, we become depressed. >> cranky. >> angry. sleep deprived men don't suffer those same side effects probably because they're getting four extra hours than us. >> i've done some research on this. this was done by an all female team of scientists. so -- i don't know how much merit there is to that. >> that's not true. >> chalk up a victory in the war between humans and artificial intelligence. >> after three losses at the ancient chinese game of go, the fourth attempt was the charm. this is for 33-year-old professional go gamer lee sedol of south korea. scoring his first win over google's alphago computer. >> so lee managed to find a weakness in the computer's game strategy. the team that developed alphago was actually pleased with lee's win, admitting they themselves aren't good enough players to test alphago's weaknesses.

was about. >> except he looks -- he looks holy cow. >> if only lee could help us figure out the lottery system. >> absolutely. coming up in "the skinny," ultratalented eddie redmayne reveals something very personal that you may be in for a surprise. >> also ahead, one of the sexiest men alive, channing tatum is marketing his own brand of mojo coming from south american jungles. >> and a man in serious trouble for silencing is cell phone conversations on mass transit with the push of a button. that is after today's forecast map. and if you're traveling overseas we should note in kazakhstan it's 32 degrees in the capital of istana. >> how i like to call it, kazakistan. >> yes. it added this other level of clean to it. it just kinda like...wiped everything clean. 6x cleaning my teeth are glowing.

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police departments can now order higher level armor plating for the doors of their cruisers. ford says its interceptor is the first pursuit rated vehicle that offers the panels which will stop bullets fired by high-powered rifles including the ak-47. the previous plating was only rated to stop handgun fire. most requests come from police departments overseas. turning now to a train full of commuters in chicago. talking on their phones when suddenly, their calls dropped out. >> this is interesting. a fedup commuter is now accused of using an illegal device to silence the train. story. >> reporter: millions of looking for a little peace and quiet, only to be interrupted by a symphony of cell phone chatter.

took matters into his own hand. accountant dennis nick nicholl allegedly using this jamming device to block the cell signals around him. fellow passengers snapping this photo. even calling 911 to report him. nicholl is facing a charge of interfering with a public utility. police arresting him this week, releasing him on $10,000 bond. >> mr. nicholl has been a good member of the community and he had no malicious intent to really hurt anybody. >> reporter: the devices that look like this jam the signal from cell tower to phone. using them is against the law. tech reviewers even warning users. >> now this gadget technically is illegal to use. i'm not using it, just reviewing it. >> reporter: still, they're easily found online. one site marketing the devices to teachers. this man, suspended for using a jammer to get his students to put their phones down. even churches getting in on the act. this priest in mexico installing a jammer in his church to keep his mass quiet.

commuter tells us he has yet to enter a plea but admits nicholl was annoyed by other passengers. public safety threat from cell phone jamming. it can block important police communications and emergency calls. lauren lyster, abc news, glendale, california. >> i got to say, he's kind of like my hero. >> it drives me nuts. in broadway shows and at church when there's a wedding, funeral. somebody's cell phone went off in the middle of a funeral once. >> if the gospel can't keep you quiet, they be -- then what boish >> is that your hot line bling? >> it's about that time. coming up, we're either going to find out who is on the who the hot line blink for kendis or eddie redmayne reveals why his wife picks out his clothes for him. >> and justin bieber like you've never seen him before.

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shows not to mention his own infomercials, but the 67-year-old hasn't been seen in public for two years. >> concerns among fans bubbled over this weekend. several friends fear his housekeeper is controlling him with witchcraft. richard has apparently put those concerns to rest weighing in on facebook, but of course, we still haven't seen him. so perhaps the mystery continues. >> glad we got to the bottom of this. >> next we plan to find out where in the world is carmen san diego. >> that's tomorrow's show. >> let's turn now to a whole group of people who have no idea who richard simmons. kids. >> and by kids we mean everyone under 30. nickelodeon's kids choice awards glimpse what they're into. obviously the kids love "star wars: the force awakens" winning favorite film. >> i would love to go to this one year. also the female vocal group fifth harmony won favorite group. they couldn't escape the iconic

award. and they weren't the only one to get hit. >> go for it, jays. >> no! no! >> oh. have mercy. sorry, uncle jesse. john stamos of "fuller house" getting a makeover, as well. that looked like a total surprise to him. >> it kind of did. i like the kid in back doing his dub. nice job. nice move. do you see that? >> he did it well. that young kid did it really well. >> he's one of the best dressed men on any red carpet. we're talking about oscar winner and face of burbury, all around dap area brit eddie redmayne. >> the star of the danish girl" won last year for the theory of everything" wearing a gorgeous blue tux. he's now revealing knowing what to wear doesn't come easily. he's actually color blind and he gets a lot of help from his wife. >> he told the mirror

that are slightly outlandish and she will temper me back into the world of taste. >> now, rounding out the "skinny," a couple of strange bieber related items starting with an embarrassing mistake on some merchandise. >> the biebs just kicked off his "purpose" world tour in seattle. unless you're a stickler for spelling, you might not have noticed this $40 t-shirt was missing a "p" and the course of the quote, another "p" word. proverbs. free but why would you? worth the $40. >> sure is. and seattle rapper mclemore but apparently has something a lot more personal. mclemore, wlos real name is ben haggerty, revealed to rolling stone magazine that he owns with maple syrup running down >> it leads to where you might have guessed. we've cropped that portion of the painting out. we will say that the syrup ends up on a strategically placed pancake. >> okay. we're talking about his belly button, huh? okay.

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>> the people begin every day like there drinking tee made from the mystical guayusa leaf. in the states, it is packaged and sold as runa. a drink channing says became his stamina secret while writing and filming "magic mike." now channing says runa is an essential part of his life at home with his daughter and wife actress jenna dejuan tatum. >> i get up, put a pot on and we wake our daughter off and start our day. >> reporter: runa is marketed as a clean energy drink, differentiating itself in a $50 billion industry. the company says one bottle provides the same stimulating effects as a cup of coffee with the added benefit of 15 essential amino acids. >> it has caffeine. it has anti-oxidants and tastes great. it gives you great functionality. you can feel it. >> reporter: that's tyler gage, the man responsible for bringing

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making news in america this morning -- breaking overnight. an amtrak train on its side, derailing while packed with passengers. new details and pictures just coming in. political turmoil, growing concerns about the outbreak of protests and violence at donald trump's rallies. the chaos overshadowing one of the biggest days of the election season happening tomorrow. we're live with the latest. severe flooding in the heartland. water rushing down streets. plus, on the west coast, a growing mudslide forcing people from their homes. and march madness. it's that time of year. get your brackets ready. who are the favorites and number