this morning on "world news now" an american voice lost. >> passing of eagles founding member, glenn frey. his death mourned by friends and fans this morning. >> and the race to the white house, getting ugly for donald trump, going after ted cruz and calling him a "nasty man" as he recites bible passages. how cruz responded as the first primary vote is right around the corner. they've been offered bribes, the latest reports rocking the big money world of tennis and the implications on its biggest stars losing on purpose. and here is a little inspiration for those fighting the urge to fall asleep, can pudding help keep you going? meet this toddler who refuses to

give up as he enjoys his dessert, it's tuesday, january 19th. >> hang in there. good morning, everyone, a bit chilly on tuesday morning. >> it's a cold morning in much of the country, apparently it's going to get worse as the week goes on, storm system that's out in the pacific right now moving into the central plains and then moving east. i'm sorry, i'm like paul williams this morning. >> you sure are. >> it was hard finding clothes. people don't realize we make fun of women and women who are slee slee sleeveless. >> are you wining about this? >> we are wining. >> please don't turn the air condition on. >> he's got his scarf on back there. >> the tributes keep rolling in

for hall of famer glenn frey. >> the fame guitarist died here in new york city yesterday. he was 67 years old. >> he was founding member of the eagles, he battled a number of serious health problems in recent years, many of which he blamed on his rock 'n' roll lifestyle. here is a look back at his career with abc's david wrooigt. >> reporter: for eagles' fans a huge heart ache as the band announced the passing of our comrade. glenn frey was a founding member who cowrote and sang some of the biggest hits, including "take it easy" he cowrote "desparado." he also cowrote the bands most famous duo ♪ he was arriving from mo town, he said glen was the one who started it all.

>> rest in peace my brother. david wright, abc news, new york. >> rest in peace, posting a message about frey's death. >> words can neither describe our sorrow nor love and respect for all that he's given to us, his family, the music community and millions of fans worldwide. don posted, he was like a brother to me, we were family. it will be strange going forward in a world without him in it, but i will be grateful every day that he's in my life. >> tough day. moving on now to the three of the americans freed by iran are in germany recuperating from their ordeal. they're reuniting with their families and being visited by members of congress, former marine amir got to eat steak, yet again, jason said he's feeling good physically, but wants some time to process his

release. the fourth american released decided to remain in iran. at least one american is still being held in the iran and it's no voluntary. robert levinson was not part of the prisoner swap. he disappeared while on a case. his family later learned he was working directly for the c.i.a. they tell ross they felt betrayed about how they've been treated by washington. >> i'm very disappointed. i feel extremely betrayed by them. they have done nothing, other than -- >> your father is the american left behind. >> that's correct. >> he was serving his country and his country hasn't done its duty to get him home. >> do you consider whether bob died in captivity? >> i will never consider that until i have proof. i believe every day he's trying to come home to our family. we will never give up. >> u.s. officials tell abc news

levenson was part of the negotiations and they still do not know why he was not included in the swap. but the door is now open, talks with the iranian government about him. >> in the meantime neighboring iraq, security forces have been searching the baghdad neighborhood where three americans were kidnapped over the weekend. the troops have closed streets and conducted house-to-house searches, u.s. officials have not said what they were doing in that country at the time. back here on the home front and to politics the race for the white house, donald trump and ted cruz really beginning to mix it up doing some schoolyard name calling. trump says cruz is nasty and unlikable and then prove cruz -- cruz took off the gloves and called trump a liberal. >> hours after taking aim at senator ted cruz, he quoted scripture at the liberty university. >> two corinthians, right, 3:17,

where the spirit of the lord -- right -- where the spirit of the lord is -- there is liberty. >> reporter: on this week leveling this attack on cruz. >> he's a nast dwri guy, nobody likes him, nobody in congress likes him. nobody likes him anywhere once they get to know him. >> trump blasting crews for slamming wall street while failing to disclose he took out a million dollars in big bank loans to fund a senate race. >> he wants to look like robin hood he's the one protecting people he's borrowing money and not disclosing it, which is illegal. >> cruz tweeting this video in response to being called nasty. ♪ nasty boys don't mean a thing to mean ♪ >> donald seems to be rattled. >> reporter: his campaign continuing to handle trump, releasing this 1999 video, trump in his own words.

>> hey, i lived in new york city in manhattan all my life, my views are different than if i lived in iowa. perhaps, i'm very pro-choice. and, again, it may be a little bit of a new york background. >> reporter: that message hitting home with some, saying he won't win over conservatives by bashing cruz. >> there are a lot that think he's a wolf in sheep's clothing, that he's a traditional lifetime new yorker and that means something. there are all kind of conservatives with suspicions of donald trump. >> reporter: we're inside cruz' headquarters they make 12,000 calls a day, to convince this is how you win iowa. donald trump will be here three stops, the first in john wayne's hometown. he's hoping to make the argument he's the real gop hero. abc news des moines. >> in other news now. residents of a small village are in shock and mourning after police officer was shot dead in an ambush. the body of thomas katrel was

found behind the building sunday night before the shooting police received a call who said her boyfriend was hunting for an officer to kill. he's an excon with a long record. the veteran officer who was shot to death over the weekend was working over time to pay for his cancer treatment. he was killed when he encountered a fugitive who went missing from a rehab center. he had fought cancer for 12 years before his death. extreme cold has now spread to the east, but hasn't loosened its grip off the midwest. the extreme temperatures are life threatening, some communities have warming centers where people without heat or proper shelter can get in out of the cold. temperatures in the upper midwest will come later today. consumer alert, trader joe's is voluntarily recalling one of

its nuts over possible salmonella contamination. it involves raw cash shoe pieces distributed to its stores in 30 states, with best before code, including 7/17. now routine test reveals the presence of salmonella. no illness is reported so far. complete details are at our web site abc news.com. while we're talking about food, looks forwards to where the little gets tired and falls asleep. sometimes better than others, people miss it. >> after eating chocolate pudding, it's such hard work, ben can barely keep his eyes open, in fact, he can't keep his eyes open at all but continues to lick the spoon. he's struggling and that's just too much for this kid. he's just ready for a nap. oh, wait, where is that spoon? oh, that sleep feels so good.

>> the video was posted on monday. we don't know where it came from. 170 views. >> poor kid. >> we feel your pain, especially in this hour. >> that happens to you when you want to finish your dessert when you're too tired. >> i usually take it out. >> coming up. hangover, alcohol free, this will be a thing. >> let's hope. i'll let you know tomorrow. >> north korea says they've got it, but first shocking move on the court that got this college player banned, called for tripping the ref, what it's now cost him and his team. downward dog, a new record for the ever growing world of dog yoga. >> abcwnn maybe some yoga with our dogs, maybe, we need some dogs, first. >> do you have a dog? >> no, getting one, if i get a

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suspension will last longer. >> okay. so moving on to another sport, tennis is latest sport to face a new scandal. >> rocking the rorld and some of the world's top ranked players. david wright has more. >> australian open kicks off down under, a bomb shell threatened the integrity of professional tennis, report on allegations of widespread match fixing implicating some of the more competitive players on the grand slam circuit. the bbc report on documents they say were leaked through a secret investigation commissioned by professional tennis. >> this is a growing problem, it's huge. the unit is not getting to grips with it. >> the reports point to gambling

si syndecates. serena williams and nova asked about the report. she called it a crime against sport and admits people close to him were approached about giving him $200,000 to throw a first round match in russia in 2007. he said he dropped out of the tournament instead and doesn't want to be linked to this kind of thing. >> williams said she doesn't know anything about it, telling the media "when i play, i play very hard and every player i play seems to play hard" among the players implicated, more than a dozen who ranked in the top 50, including 8 players scheduled to play in the 2016 australian open. >> it's six and ten players, really, who are the main focus, the weird. >> the officials insist they

take the issue seriously. david wright, abc news. >> very disappointing news, that's true. i love tennis. i enjoy the sport. well, coming up in our next half hour, hollywood is under fresh fire from within, outrage over a lack of diversity over this year's academy award nominations both spike lee and jada pinkettt-smith boycotting the oscars. hollywood takes on one of the most politically charged, 13 hours in -- the real hero speaking out in benghazi, that's next. that's "world news now."

movie goers aren't flocking to see the latest thrillers. >> the "secret soldiers of benghazi" took about $19 million. as the movie generates more buzz as political football, the real heroes behind the stories are speaking out. >> reporter: it has all the makings of an epic tail, honor, bravery, but 13 hours as an untold version of events also sparking fresh controversy. >> someone who lies to the families of the four victims can never be president. >> to prove, she can stand her ground. >> director known for explosive arm gedon isn't surprised. >> turned into a political hot potato. why did you want to pick that up? >> there was a great human story underneath it. this was a heroic night, really

heroic. no one knew that. >> none of you have to go. we're the only one. >> to get out of there we'll have to depend on each other and simple, kill them before they kill you. >> mark geist and john tegin were three of six commandos who volunteered to mount a rescue operation when they attacked a democratic residence a mile away from their base. a lot of people understand they think they're adrenaline junkies. >> we'll doe it. >> a lot of her enemies hold her accountable, do you hold her accountable for this? >> not my concern. that's who killed the ambassador, that's who launched. >> led by actor john, "13 hours" is the men's account of that

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so topping the mix, you know north korea is well-known for many, many scientific break throughs. okay. and -- apparently they've come up with another one, as well. they have found definitive cure for a hangover. it's actually a drink in north korea liquor that can be drunk without fear of hangover. so it will get you to party, but the dprk claim it won't give you the hangover in the morning. >> you sure that's not a bottle of olive oil? >> it might not be. it kind of looks like the bottle jeanie pops out, i dream of jeanie.

it includes rice, eliminates both bitterness and hangover. once again -- >> it's something everything you would eat put into a bottle? >> yeah. and they've made some it. >> don't you eat rice after you have a hangover. >> you eat everything. there's a thing called dog yoga? >> i've heard of downward dog. >> there's new meaning to it. this is in hong kong. they're trying to break a guinness book of world record and it was led by doga teacher, 270 dogs participated the furry friend are yet to confirm whether they did break the record. all of the proceeds go guide dog association, we like that. but i didn't know that it was even it. >> the dogs looked thrilled. >> if i was a dog, that would be my response. >> that's our rabbit dog here on "world news now." how about this for a sticky

situation in ontario, sticky being the key word. check out this guy, he, apparently, stole $1,500 of chewing gum. surveillance cameras capturing him twice going into this convenient store and just walking out with chewing gum, apparently, he ends up 904 packs of gum. he's called the fresh breath bandit there in ontario. they still haven't found him and they haven't found a reason why. by the way, do you know what they called the detective that's looking for him? >> no. >> a gum chute. >> that was pretty good. i'm curious, was it sugar free? >> let's ask him, why? >> tweet at us. we've got to show you, putting skiing to new level, straps on flairs to the back of his skis. >> how cool. >> and sheds a fresh powder

>> this morning this morning on world news de now deep freeze. the latest forecast and when relief may be coming just ahead. remembering an eagle, the sad passing of glenn frey, founder of the eagles, his death at the age of 67 marking another iconic voice loss early this year, what being an eagle meant to him in his own words. and new this half hour, hollywood under fresh fire from within. >> just weeks away from this year's academy award, growing anger over what's being called the lack of diversity within this year's class of nominees, has at least two black stars saying they plan to boycott the oscars. fresh drama has unfolded i