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

jeans. you might be surprised to learn, you can buy them online, complete with that mud or whatever that is. caked on to the denim. wait till you hear how much one department store is selling them for. it's going to get dirty. it is hump day after all. april 26th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> i had jeans like that all through my childhood years. >> yeah, after wrestling around. >> exactly. rolled around in the mud, to my mother's dismay. >> now we get to pay top dollar. >> leading fashionista at the time. >> trendsetter, mom. see. start this half-hour off with a legal glow to president from's immigration policy. >> federal judge in california blocked an executive order that threatened to cut funding from so-called sanctuary cities. jurisdictions that do not cooperate with immigration

slammed the ruling calling it an example of the 9th circuit going bananas. >> reporter: another set back for president trump just days out from his 100th day in office. brings the score between the white house and the skorcourts . federal judges have halted the president's travel bans and now ruling out of san francisco, halting part of an order aimed at punishing sanctuary cities withholding federal fund. >> this is why we have courts. to halt the overreach of a president and attorney general who either don't understand the constitution, or choose toing nor it. >> reporter: the trump administration targeted sanctuary cities saying they allow dangerous criminals back on the street arguing the order is necessary to keep the country safe. >> the wall is going to get built, in case any body has any question. the wall is going to get built, the wall is going to stop drugs and going to stop a lot of people from coming in that shouldn't be here. >> reporter: mayors of the

>> it was an attempt to bully jurisdictions like san francisco, santa clara into abandoning sanctuary city policies, by the use of unconstitutional executive order. >> attorneys, sought an in junction to block the executive order. the judge granted the injunction deciding the president has no authority to attach conditions to federal spending. this comes following a federal appeals court blocking the president's first travel plan. revised and remand stalled in the courts following a second ruling. now this marks the third legal hurdle for president trump in his controversial executive orders. >> thank you. house republicans are entering closer to an agreement on a gop health care bill. conservatives and moderates who opposed initial measure to repeal and replace obama care are reviewing a new plan and include an amendment that would allow states to opt out of key provisions of affordable care act. not c

votes. former security national adviser may have committed a felony in connection to payments from a russia media organization. leaders of the house oversight committee documents show flynn never disclosed payments on security clearance paperwork. meanwhile, committee members say the administration won't give them documents about flynn's foreign contacts during his time as national security adviser. >> the white house has refused to provide this committee with a single piece of paper in response to our bipartisan requests, and that's simply unacceptable. >> to ask for every call or contact that a national security adviser made is pretty, pretty, outlandish if you will. >> in a statement, flynn's attorney said the retired lieutenant general, briefed the intelligence agency after the russia trip. flynn's attorney did not answer questions about the payments. >> both the state department and pentagon are sharply criticizing turkey for launching air strikes against kurdish

syria and iraq. thousand of people turned out in the mountainous area of syria to protest the air strikes. which reportedly killed nearly two dozen kurdish militia members. you see turkey considers the militias that were targeted as terrorist groups. but they're also u.s. allies. in the fight against isis. aircraft carrier u.s.s. carl vinson, closing in on the korean peninsula. the ship's movement comes amid the current saber rattling with north korea. this note from the region. china has launched its second aircraft carrier, it must first undergo sea trials before becoming fully operational. the first one built right there in china. >> trade tensions ramping up between u.s. and canada despite conversation between president trump and prime minister true doechlt t --

announcement of tariffs on canadian lumber entering the united states. and trump's claim the u.s. will not stand for canada's dairy trade policies. trudeau is warning both countries could suffer from what he calls, a thickening border. >> ivanka trump dismissing rough reception she faced in berlin as politics. trump took part in a women's summit during her first official trip abroad as a assistant to the president. shared the stage with german chancellor angela merkel and powerful women whchlt she scald her father a champion of families then the crowd turned on her. hissing. groans, boos. >> he has been a tremendous champion of supporting families. and -- enabling them to thrive in the new reality of -- >> you, you hear the reaction from the audience. >> i certainly have heard the criticism from the media. and that's been perpetuated. >> trump sitting there next to the head of the imf as well. she continues to defend her father

women who have worked for him, are testament to his belief that women can do the job as well as men. >> university california berkeley officials are preparing for possible violence tomorrow night ahead of planned speech by conservative commentator ann coulter. one sponsor pulled out, fearing violence from unrestrained leftist agitators. university officials announced the event would be canceled citing security concerns. coulter tweeted, she still expects berkeley to provide a room. aper a >> authorities in southern california are hoping for a much better morning commute today. this after a fiery and deadly crash shuttle down part of a busy highway in los angeles for several hours. the multivehicle accident left a twisted burning mess on the 5 freeway. here is abc's correspondent.

>> reporter: a fiery collision along one of the busiest free ways in los angeles. six vehicles including three semis sparking an inferno. cars, pinned underneath the big rig. >> the camry underneath the semitruck. >> reporter: authorities say one man was killed. ten others injured. including a 27-year-old woman who is critical. for hours, drivers on both sides of the freeway at a stand still. >> as we start closing things off. start collecting our evidence. we will then determine where the vehicle, were driving, approximately, how fast, and what caused the collision. >> this investigation is still ongoing. the big question for authorities is, what caused that semitruck to jump over the center divider. completely going through the k rails set up to prevent accidents like this from ever happening. in addition to drinking, driving, growing conrn

driving. for the first time, statistics show more drivers killed in crashes are now testing positive for drugs, than alcohol. the governors highway safety association points out increase occurred as mr. states legalize marijuana. the governor's group says states need to address the problem of drug impaired drivers. >> uber promising a network of flying cars in just three years. it plans to have systems operating in dallas fort worth and dubai by 2020. use electric powered vertical takeoff and landing vehicles known as v-tolls. uber partners include aircraft manufacturers, ream estate developers and those actual cities. not april 1st, right. sure about this one. >> exactly. do think uber is fryitrying to publicity as well. just because you shop at high-end department store, doesn't necessarily mean you can't look like one of those guys. >> all right.

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back with a look at police body cam video from michigan. that's stoking controversy. >> started out as officers responding to report of some

just blocks away, they draw their own guns on a group of boys in the street who they say match the description. abc's alex perez with the details. >> reporter: this police stop of five boys in grand rapids, michigan under scrutiny. >> hey. come over here. keep your hand where i can see them. get on the ground. >> officer with gun ground, stopping the group of african-american boys on their way home from a basketball game last month. on body cam video you hear the boys, ages 12 to 14. they appear confused and frightened. one begins to cry. >> what did we do? >> we are giving you directions okay? >> another officer arrives as they try to figure out if this is the same group of boys just been in a large fight nearby. one neighbor reporting he had seen a gun. >> how do you want to do this, troy? want to just approach? >> one boy consoling another. >> police move in, but find no gun. the young boys then released to their frigen

as officers defend how they handled it all? >> you have to understand our position as well. >> yeah. >> i can't help it. that's my baby. >> i understand. i am a parent. >> i apologized to the young men and their families. >> the police chief apologizing but standing by his officers. >> what if one of our babies had made the wrong move. and they wouldn't be here with us tonight. >> police officers involved were not reprimanded remain on the job. the police chief here insists they followed protocol. alex perez, abc news, grand rapids, michigan. >> all right, alex. thank you there. coming up. checking up on president trump's campaign promises. >> how the former ceo is doing with regard to his plans for business? you're watching "world news now". i love you, couch. you give us comfort. and we give you bare feet... ...backsweat and gordo's everything. i love you, but sometimes you stink. ♪

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nasdaq opens in record territory. above 6,000 for the first time in history. >> all right. you see real numbers there. a lot of people are checking different numbers when it comes to -- president, president trump's campaign promises. >> abc's rebecca jarvis has a progress report. >> i will be the greatest jobs president that god ever created. i tiell you that. >> reporter: from the very

the business man in chief. >> my plan for the economy can be summed up in three very, beautiful word. jobs, jobs, jobs. >> reporter: on the campaign trail promising to create the 25 million new jobs over the next decade, which would be the most, created under any u.s. president ever. and, rip up trade deals. he said were putting americans out of work. nafta, signed by her husband is perhaps greatest disaster trade deal in the history of the world. even before being sworn in, trump zeroing in on this carrier plant in indianapolis, claiming credit for saving 1100 jobs from going to mexico. >> he is not in office yet already cutting deals and saving jobs. that's huge. >> reporter: that victory not without controversy. the company, conceding only 800 jobs were at risk of heading south. in his first week in

promise to pull out of a major trade deal. tran pacific partnership. >> great thing for the american worker. what we just did. >> the markets also initially climbing with investors cheering on the prospect of lower taxes and fewer regulations. the dow rising above 21,000 for the first time ever in march. the so-called trump bump. but stocks now back below that benchmark. >> hype is morphing into gripe that investors are saying, gee maybe the president won't be able to get a lot done. >> still the average 401(k) gained $5,698 since inauguration day. economy adding 317,000 new jobs since february. but last month. hiring slowing dramatically. just 98,000 jobs added in march. only half of what was expected. all right. rebecca. thank you. >> coming up. why you should head for the

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all right. it is time now for the mix. we have a big one for all the insomniacs out there. for those working throughout the night. early morning. need coffee stay awake. lot of us are addicted to it. good news no need for coffee, no need for energy drinks, soda, caffeine, whatsoever. a new study from the university of georgia says instead. light exercise can keep you more alert. so -- instead of taking 50 milligrams of coffee. >> like that? >> 50 milligrams of caffeine, you can instead do ten minutes of walking up and down stairs. >> 10 minutes. and that will get you. >> up and down stairs. >> equivalent of that much coffee. >> for a little

>> apparently. >> this study sucks. >> it is temporary. does not last through the day. cheaper, healthier than drinking energy drinks and coffee. >> all right. >> say it could elevate mood. so does a really good cup of coffee early in the morning. >> jack, how you feeling? >> little tired after all that. >> let gait to the pretzels. >> yes, everybody. it is a national holiday. national pretzel day. >> now my mood is elevated. >> i have pretzel balls i am going to whip out right now. right here for you. you don't mind if i whip these out here. >> this is definitely going to cause a few social media comments. >> while we have the pretzel balls here. >> take one for the team. >> right. right. >> some facts about pretzels. >> why don't you put one

those in your mouth. why don't you taste one? >> kendis, these are delicious. good. >> give one a try. come on. >> pretzels are great. >> not as salty as i expected. >> there might have been. might have started in 610 ad, or -- or later. >> okay. let's move on. oh, my god. this is great. this kid. >> just know, a dad let his young son, 3-year-old pack his own lunch. this was the result. >> this was the result of it. >> look at that. wouldn't that be the result for any of us. >> totally fine. looks like a well balanced meal. >> caption on the next video is simply. florida. >> yep. that's, some one towing a boat on a tow that has no

this morning on "world news now," the chilly reception ivanka trump received on the world stage getting booed and hissed at while defending her father in europe. the tough questioning she received on who she represented at the women's summit. the president, herself, or her business interests? >> police in arizona may have a break in the case of a series of deadly street shootings dating back to last year. investigators remaining tight-lipped. abc news is learning more about possible connection. we'll have the latest. >> also new this half-hour, the new reality for a former bachelor. >> chris soules, the small-town boy who found love and fame in reality tv is now facing an even harsher spotlight. after being involved in a fatal hit-and-run. what police are saying about the very real prison time he could be facing. >> and, flying high.