flooding. rivers are rising. and there are fears that a dam in wake forest could breach overnight. many areas roads are closed because of the flooding already. after record breaking rain in the area. 6 to 9 inches of rain kim down, more than in a month. >> when you go to court you are told to turn off electronic devices. seems supreme court justice, might have violated that well-known rule. >> woops. >> justin steven breyer's cell phone went off during arguments. a reporter in the courtroom, breyer appeared red face. tried to stop the noise. all been there. the justice normally leaves his phone elsewhere. durous what his ring tone was. imagine. some beyonce music. get in formation. ♪ i slay i slay i slay >> all day. all right. remember chocolate river in willie wonka. the street in russia a poor immigration. the roof of a

clamse collapsed. >> injuring two. sending fruit juice into the roads. sea of orange liquid flowing through the streets. some fruit juice managed to make it to the nearby river as well. >> imagine that clean-up. >> ekes, it will smell good. >> true it will. >> when in rome, the police may give you a helping hand. >> yeah, the police department in rome, new york that is. up in central new york. took a homeless resident gave him a makeover. >> the officers gave him a shave. a haircut. also got a wardrobe of new clothes. all donated. the police say, bobby, as they call the man, left looking like a whole new person. what do you think? >> i like it. >> little before/after shot. >> who need to go on a bravo show to get a whole makeover. >> heard bobby ask if you could give him a haircut. look at him. there he is. off awe bobby you, look great. >> you look

oh, like the bobby we remember from when he was in high school. >> awesome. really nice thing. >> great gesture. >> coming up, the woman, the before/after. dramatic. the woman who won the 100-meter sprint and just 101 years old. >> is that all? >> or young. >> managed to snag the first place prize. >> the lawyer for the passenger dragged off a united airlines flight is now speaking out about his client's next legal step. first, here is a look at today's temperatures. >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by -- life alert.

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caught on camera, a woman in canada demonstrating how steal a package nicely. pedals up. walks up to the porch. put the package in her backpack. back on her bike, pedal as way. >> package didn't belong to her? >> no, not at all. she's called the amazon bandit on youtube. >> she has a nickname at least. >> more fallout from united passenger dragged from the airplane by police officers. the chicago aviation police department is now being rebranded, the word police is being replaced by security. officers union is protesting what it calls a downgrade. and plans to file a formal come planet few day.

incident. thought you have seen all images and heard everything there is to hear about it. linsey davis gives us the update. >> reporter: new strid yo shows dr. david dao and his wife now boarding the infamous united flight. less than two minutes later his wife runs off then back on again. the reason is unclear. then, this call to police. >> the airline overbooked the flight. and they need two passengers to get off. they're refusing. >> dao was dragged off after refusing an offer of $800 voucher to turn over seats to a united crew later seen boarding the flight. the newly released police report appears to blame dao for his injuries saying aggressive, physically abusive dao lost his balance and smashed into the armrest when he knocked the officer's arm away. the lawyer calls that nonsense. saying his client lost two teeth, had his nose broken and suffered concussion. after being dragged from the plane, a bloody dao runs back

an awaiting ambulance. how is dr. dao? >> he its hurt. >> no plans for legal action? >> i am doing what i am supposed to be doing, that's getting ready. >> united promised to release results of an internal review and actions it plans to take by end of the weekend. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> the video is tough to watch. the case is going to be so complicated. you hear the stories back and fort. >> the lawyer that is the lawyer used in the case with the mom on the american airlines flight with the stroller. >> quite a list. >> growing one. >> so, embarrassing incidents like that help give united the lowest customer satisfaction score among so-called legacy airlines, that's carriers that have been in business a long time. but united score still rose by a few points because customers are more likely to judge airlines by their own experiences. the worst rated airline overall was spirit. for the third year in a row. >> ah,

reigning champion of the worst. >> if you are going to -- be some where on the bottom. you might as go all the way. admit to it. >> spirit airlines saying they have made strides to improve their customer service. obviously, they're the still bottom feeders when it comes to airlines. coming up. the revelation by celebrity dj. >> why zeke thomas is just now opening up about a panful secret from his past and huh he hopes it will help others. often help. try digestive advantage. it's tougher than your stomach's harsh environment, so it survives a hundred times better than the leading probiotic. also in chocolate. probiotic bites!

welcome back. son of basketball legend isaiah thomas is opening up about a dark secret in his past. >> yeah, he hopes by talking about it it will actually help others. here's our own robin roberts. >> my name is zeke thomas. and i am a survivor. >> 28-year-old dj, music producer, zeke thomas appearing in the new psa for sexual assault awareness month. >> the path isn't always a straight line. you don't need to go it alone. >> share something deeply personal. publicly, for the very first time. how is it for a young man to have to stand up and say, you know what, i was raped. >> being gay, being african-american, it's definitely something that -- that i never imagined would happen to me. >> when was the first time you

>> the first time i was a victim when i was 12 years old. then it happened again, last year, last february. when it happened again, i was terrified. i really felt that -- that my manhood had been taken from me. >> you did not press charges? >> in pressing charges the first thing that came through my mind was being labeled a victim. being put on the public record, the public stage. i wasn't ready. i just wasn't ready. >> sadly zeke's trauma is not uncommon. newly released data from the cdc estimates that over 19.5 million u.s. men are the victims of contact sexual violence including rape over the course of their lives. >> starting at age of 12, how do you even begin to process what is happening to you and who to go and talk to about it? >> well at first, i didn't realize what had

what transpired. i knew it was wrong. i knew that i did not want it. i did not seek it out. i hadn't let my family know until much later that, that this had happened. it was definitely hard for them to hear. and even more hard for them to hear that it happened again. >> zeke says the healing process, especially this past year, could not have happened without the love and support of his family. including his dad, nba hall of famer, isaiah thomas. >> tell us about the conversation you had with your parents? >> they let me know they're here for me. and we're going to do everything in our power to -- to help you through this journey. i sought out the help of medical professional, therapists and doctors. it's been a journey. >> a journey aided by his passion for music. >> tell me how music has soothed your soul? and has helped-up through this? >> music has been very therapeutic to me. >> share some lyrics with us. >> the first song i'm

with, i'm dealing with it. and it begins with i'm not begging for forgiveness. but tonight i've come undone. ♪ let my spirit leave this palace f-- ♪ >> really through the process of, you know, i'm blaming myself. and coming undone. and i'm trying to take my power back. >> power he is using for good speaking out hoping to spark a larger conversation, so that others will not-to suff suffer silence. >> one in ten male on male victims do not report it. i am encouraging more victims to come forward. >> what an opportunity to beep sitting here and be the voice for those who didn't have hey voice? >> definitely how i feel. i want to give the voiceless a voice. >> and hope for others. >> and hope, definitely. >> great report by robin. >> hope for so many

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♪nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea!♪ ♪ ♪ >> all right, kick off special edition of this happened with -- nba playoffs. which of course will continue to happen into the summer months. >> we'll start off with one of the best players in the league. russell westbrook could be named mvp. westbrook getting ready for golf season. his oklahoma city thunder eliminated last night. lost their rock rockets. yeah. >> here is the deal. we knew this would happen well before the game even tipped off. do you know why? >> do tell? >> because, the oklahoma city thunder are 0-3 in every game where he entered the arena there with the shirt buttons, unbuttoned to his belly button. so last nigh

where he had -- it opened and down to his belly button. that was the fourth game they lost when he has done that. so. awe bought toint got to button it up. >> guess he didn't consult you before last night's game. >> should have buttoned up. we would have known. >> bring in our reporter, maggie rulli for the next few hours. maggie found the stories for us. >> hey, how is it going? >> how are you? >> hey, guys. >> our other contributor. >> since maggie found the story, should take responsibility. credit. credit. >> little bit of both. >> kicking things off. little inspiration. take you now to the world masters games in new zealand. check this out. this woman, 101 years old. she is going. going. >> do it! >> whoo! >> 101. taking home the gold. she was the only

bracket. >> hey, hey, hey. >> no one need to know. >> let's not. >> the 70-year-old she beat. >> would herselfy, compete with kendis gibson. >> not a chance. >> the next one. all in position, waiting through a live shot. standing by the camera. early morning news. you some times yawn. like ae any body else. not supposed to be on camera. key word. suppose to be. here's what happened to, to deedee sun, out in the field. weatherman. reporting the weather forecast. some one made a mistake. there on the green screen. check it out. >> western kansas. welcome news for some areas. this is a part of the state, deedee looks a little tired out there doesn't she? well the rain continues to overspread. checking in with

this morning on "world news now," the latest federal judge to block president trump. >> trump administration looks to make good on its promise to crack down on illegal immigration. a judge in california, has stifled the president's executive order that would withhold funding from sanctuary cities. we have the white house's sharp overnight response.deadly crash inferno. three massive trucks pile up with cars trapped underneath. the wreckage bursting into flames. the latest on the investigation and what can drivers expect for this morning's rush hour. >> then another controversial police confrontation caught on camera. hear why the officers pulled their guns on a group of boys in michigan. and why their chief of police is standing by his officers. >> no, not the name of the brand, these are