death. of a judge blocked release of six new songs from the music legend. the music was set for release. prince's estate sued to block the release. streaming services and retailers, pulled the preorder option for the ep. but a single deliverance, available, not on streaming services. prince died from an accidental drug overdose. >> a gym owner in australia its certainly laid back. she figured that a large hole in the ceiling was -- just made by a opossum. ignored it. two days later she learned the hole had been, massive snake that had, oh, my god. >> ha-ha. >> this means the snake had been in the building for two days sleeping off the big meal. opossum. snake video. moving on. >> moving on. official in boston looking for a real-life runaway bride. that's because

wedding dress, look at him there, officer showing it to us. that dress found on the side of the road this week. the mystery was it tossed out a car window during elopement, thrown away with pieces of a broken heart? or was somebody's fairy godmother clumsy. the size 4 gown its worth about $600. probably a lot more to a bride looking for it. >> wow. >> this has got to go back to its owner. somebody is going to be devastated. must have either fall in off the roof of a car or somebody threw it out the window of a car. >> maybe she is a fairy godmother. after all her name is good? win. >> it gets better than that. because the the dress was found, there it is, bridle road. >> ah. >> so, in good condition too. someone is going to want that dress. >> or maybe, maybe it was just the start to the honeymoon early. >> something happened. some one needs thup get to the bo

coming up. sarah pale- sarah palin's visit to the white house, famous rocker buddies with her there, posing in front of hillary clinton's portrait. >> huh to be married. one newlywed's journey that took her across the gleb to find out what makes the perfect marriage. but first here is a look at today's temperatures. its there such a thing? >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by -- fisher investments.

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the dash-cam video of a dramatic crash, actually meant as a lesson for drivers. texas police officer had stopped a truck when the car slammed into her patrol car and spun out of control. police released it to remind drivers to follow the move over law. lucky there. >> well the controversy at the university of california, berkeley, is growing. the school now offering to reschedule ann coulter's speech for following week. she is saying no. there are no classes that week. she is not available. any way. and two young republican groups are threatening to sue the university administration if the speech isn't allowed to pre seed as originally planned. >> hospitalized former president, george bush, got a high ranking

another former president, his son of course. the 92-year-old, former president, tweeted a photo of the two calling it a big morale boost. adding, quote, no father has been more blessed or prouder. the 41st president is recovering in a houston from a mild case of pneumonia. >> hillary clinton was back in the spotlight last night. with a warning for the lgbt community. she told a group at a fund-raising dinner that president trump could roll back the gains made by the community. the former presidential candidate was honored with the trail blazer from the center. an advocacy group. clinton urged them to keep fighting. >> the progress that we fought for, that many of you were on the front lines of, and that we have celebrated and maybe even taken for granted, may not be as secure as we once expected. >> clinton also took the trump administration to task f

doing more about chechnya. there have been numerous reports of gay and bisexual men being taken into custody. >> some famous faces at the white house last night. with president trump playing host. >> the president invited her for dinner and she brought star power, ted nugent and kid rock. the three guests got a personal tour and also posed for this photo. right in front of -- hillary clinton's official white house portrait. >> all right, coming up. the secret to successful marriage. >> yep, we will be talking to one newlywed who traveled around the world to map out her own path to marital bliss. you're watching "world news now."

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♪ go together like a horse and carriage ♪ this i tell you ♪ >> couple on top there. >> very cute. as any married couple will tell you. love and marriage aren't easy, as easy to achieve as that song might lead you to believe. >> yes. in fact, marriage is the leading cause of divorce. so, one woman went searching to find out what is the key to a happy marriage. abc's correspondent sat down with her. >> reporter: thank, you two. when the author got engaged, she says she had no idea how to be married. so she set off to 12 countries in 12 months often with her new husband by her side to crowd source marriage advice from men and women around the world. i am here with jo, a friend of mine, fellow newlywed. welcome. i am seven months into my marriage. you are a little over a year married. you call the first year the wet cement year. why is this time so critical? >> marriage experts say that

most important. the time when we are setting our habits. setting our patterns. and figuring out how to live. with people together. it is actually the most critical time to make sure that, not that you have a long marriage but that you have a happy marriage. >> you want to 12 countries, spoke to hundreds on, polygamy in kenya, open marriage in france, marital equality in sweden. of all the countries you visited, which country gave you advice that was the most counterintuitive, surprising. >> i have to say the polygamist tribes in africa, blew everyone else out of the water. and what they taught us is that in the states, so often, we go off on these tribes of two. just the two of us. thinking it is us against the world. and the fact of the matter is we need a community. we need people to support us. to bolster us. on the other side of it, you have these very fancy french women counseling me to be my husband's mistress. and to really think about the

two of us in a new way. make sure that you choose him, and you choose an adventure in your marriage every single day. >> i love the chapter with the french women. they're sort of surprising. and it is interesting because they're extremely independent. i think sometimes we worry about being feminists but also being independent. how do you, how does an independent woman get married and spend her whole life with a man? >> the best advice that i got is that when you get married you don't become one. it's complete bs to think that you become one person. you have to stay independent. you have to travel on your own. the french told me that you should sleep one night a week without your spouse to make them miss you. to make them remember how good it is when you are there. >> just in another room? >> in another room. spend the night on a business trap. travel alone. so that you can come back to the marriage with exciting interesting things to say. and i think one of the thing that i learned from all of the cultures is the thing that kills a marriage is boredom. we can choose to be bored or we can choose to actually make marriage a really fun

your new husband, where did you get the best advice, most applicable advice that you are putting into your life every day? >> every single day. so we melt this crazy marriage therapist in the jungle of mexico. who gave us this really useful advice that -- every night before we go to bed, we actually talk to each other for five minutes. the other person can't talk. they just listen for five minutes. and, that's -- that's tough. >> really hard. but more about the listening than it is abut tout the talkin. it helped us get out all the things weird, strange, that we didn't know we wanted to talk about early on in our marriage. been great. doing it since the day after we got married. >> i love it. give us, not just, brides, grooms, newlyweds. anybody in a marriage. best five tips you learned on the journey? >> the french are serious that you should close the bathroom door. too many americans are not closing the bathroom door. it l

when you are too close with your spouse. sleep apart. at least one night a week. keep talking. talk about the things that are we're, strange and uncomfortable before they get weird. travel without your spouse. take care of yourself before you try to take care of another person. >> don't wear sweat pants. wear your lingerie. how to be married is available in bookstores and on amazon now. back to you. >> that's why i'm single. i have been wearing my gray sweat pants. all day. thought that was a good move. >> listen, that its so well meaning. and i love a lot of it. but, talk to me when things get a little bit more complicated. >> talk to me, sister when you have been there a decade. >> right. right. >> after a year. >> yeah. >> the five minutes of talking at the end of the day. i'm asleep by the time my head hits the pillow. >> one tip,

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♪ ♪ >> it's time. the fate of the fury is entering second weekend of domination at the box office. there is competition this weekend. not really. >> well this morning we start with, an historical drama set more than 100 years ago in the final years of the ottoman empire. this is the promise. stars oscar isaac, christian bale of batman fame, charlotte lebonn, the tale of a love triangle forming among an armenian medical student works man and american journalist during the armenian genocide. >> no one here is safe. don't you see what is happening. >> live through this turkish threats before. >>

i have to get us out of here before there is time left. trust me. it's all right. i am getting us out of here. >> so the critics they're not loving the promise. they are giving it only a 45% splat on rotten tomatoes. linda holmes writes -- now that is not a ticket to go see it. peter debruge notes -- >> oops. >> sound like it starts out slow and tapers off. what they're saying. next, brie larson returns to the big screen in action packed thriller set in the 1970s. she stars as a middleman, brokering a gun deal in a boston warehouse between the ira and gang of gun dealers. but during the hand-over the deal goes explosively and spectacularly wrong.

and i'm sure you boys would look to leave. [ gunfire ] [ bleep ]. >> go for the case. >> they're not going to shoot. >> sorry, sorry. you little [ bleep ]. >> ah. >> so, free fire is getting mixed reviews. from the critics giving it a 69% rating on rotten tomatoes. steven dalton writes -- and jeffrey andersen writes -- >> that's rough. that's the news for this half-hour. >> so what are you going to go see? >> of the two, i like brie larson. >> yeah, agree. of the two, fate of the furious.

this morning on "world news now" -- the overnight terror raids in france. >> police are on the hunt following the deadly attack at one of the busiest tourist destinations in the world. people at caves sent scrambling for cover as gunshots rang out. we'll have the latest on at take claimed by isis. >> the teacher accused of kidnapping his former student, now under arrest after multistate and week's long manhunt. how they were discovered thousands of miles from home. >> and, surveillance video shows the a police officer accidentally shoot and kill a woman at a community training event. the officer firing during a drill posed as a bad guy. why the video is just now being released. >> and it may be a droom to some, but for baristas, the new unicorn frap is a