the restaurant industry. annual james beard foundation awards. handed out in chicago. and mike koala solomanov, of philadelphia took home honor of outstanding chef. this year's best restaurant. is a windy city favorite, mexican eatery, which won the prize. it also is a favorite, of former president obama, and former first lady, michelle obama. that script full of easy to pronounce. topolobampo. and the next one is easy. do this one. >> mcdonald's is hoping to scoop up more business with newest creation. >> to coincide with the signature crafted recipes, fast food giant created the utensil, a fork which has

prongs. you see. >> it is supposed to help you scoop up the toppings when they fall out. the frork has an infomercial. >> is this for real? >> can do other stuff. this, here, here, and right here for free! >> it sound like a part of norway doesn't it, the frork? for those of you anxious to get one, a limited supply of frorks will be available at participating restaurants on friday. >> frorks. >> wanted everybody to see the look of concentration. >> oh, my god. it takes a lot to get your mouth. >> still don't get it. trying not to dirty your fingers. pick of the french fries to put them in the -- >> frork. eventually. not trying to play around. no idea how to pronounce it. >>

frork. frork. >> okay. i will keep going. until it changes we say something inappropriate. coming up. jimmy kimmel opens up about a personal struggle he and his family have been dealing withen a very moving comment. >> the pair who met at a table at a lunch table. now they're getting together again for a good cause. first, let's take a look at the temperatures today. >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by stamps.com. you won't see these folks at the post office. they have businesses to run. they have passions to pursue. how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters, ship packages, all the services of the post office right on your computer. get a 4 week trial, plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale. go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again.

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>> chaos in the cabin as a passenger jet hits unexpected severe turbulence. the pilot had no warning. >> 27 passengers including four children were left bruised and some bloodied, some even ended up with broken bones. abc's gio benitez has the story. >> reporter: the video is dramatic. passengers, bloodied, bruised, some with broken bones. thrown around the airplane from moscow to bangkok. look at the mess, several passengers undergoing surgeries. the plane slammed by clear air turbulence. this happens when there is a disturbance between two jet streams and the plane flies in between them. passengers on the flight saying they were hurled on to the ceiling. the pilots unable to give any warning. many were out of their seats when the turbulence hit out of nowhere. >> when you are sitting

have your seat bobelt on. at any point you could hit this turbulence. >> reporter: this violent turbulence happens more noon you think. in the past ten years over american skies, 424 severe injuries. why can't pilots tell whether there is any clear air turbulence ahead? well there just isn't any radar that can detect it at least not yet. gio benitez, abc news, miami. >> their only hope they get warnings from other flights before them. >> meantime, turn to jimmy kimmel. took a break from the laughs last night to get personal. >> last month kimmel and his wife molly welcomed their second child, billy. but at just 3 days old, the baby had to undergo open heart surgery because of a heart defect. last night. kimmel opened up about the whole experience. >> a little over aweek ago on friday, april 21, my wife molly gave birr tooth a boy. easy delivery. sex push six pushes he was out. appeared

healthy baby. three hours after he was born. when attentive nurse at cedar sigh na, was checking him out, heard a murray in his heart. common. also noticed he was a bit purple which is not common. asked me to come with her. now all of a sudden it felt serious. the room started to fill up. more doctors and nurses. and equipment started coming in. and, they determined he wasn't getting enough oxygen into his blood. did an x-ray. lungs were fine. which meant his heart wasn't. now more doctors and nurses and, and, a terrifying thing. you know my wife is back in the recovery room. she has no idea what is going on. i'm standing in the middle of a lot of worried looking people. kind of like right now. they did an echocardiogram. sonogram of the heart found billy was born with -- a heart disease.

something called pulmonary atrigia, the pulmonary valve was blocked and a hole in the wall between the left and right sides of his heart. monday morning, a doctor opened his chest and fixed one of the two defects. went in with a scalpel, did magic that i couldn't begin to explain. opened the valve. the operation was a success. the longest three hours of my life. it was a success. this poor kid what he looked like on monday. but this is what he looked like yesterday. poor kid, not only got a bad heart, got my face. >> quite transformation. we should mention, billy kimmel's operation went well. he is at home with mom,

>> the nice big smile. got that from dad too, at least. >> the smile from dad. >> kudos to jimmy, tell a heartfelt story, sneak in a few laughs for the audience. so glad the baby is doing well. >> coming up. we have the stars who shined the brightest at this year's met gala. >> and, our reporter who joined, joins us live, fresh from the event. his unusual red carpet entrance. ♪ ♪ prestige creams not living up to the hype? one jar shatters the competition. olay regenerist hydrates skin better than creams costing over $100, $200, and even $400. fact check this ad in good housekeeping. olay. ageless.

♪ fashion turn to the left ♪ fashion >> vogue editor -- i love the memes out of the met gala. one of fashions biggest night.

as you see some did not try to play it safe. >> while others push the avant-garde envelope as far as they could. like prianka. juju chang took us to the ball and beyond. ♪ >> reporter: the first monday of may just might be the hottest fashion ticket in town. celebrities, glamming it up for the met gala. posing on this year's blue-and-cream carpet to celebrate japanese designer. nicki minaj paid homage to the designer wearing her face and iconic hair on the clasp of her dress. co-host, katy perry seeing red in the designer. kim kardashian west flying solo, wearing a white dress by vivian westwood, no jewelry, no bag, no kanye. kylie jenner wore a sheer versace gown. kendall left little to the imagination wearing a dress made

no fabric, just a lot of skin. serena williams showcasing perhaps the coolest accessory, a baby bump. in a kelly green versace gown. anna wintour in custom chanel. behind the scenes, miranda kerr multitasking. kate hudson and stella mccartney went for the gold. silver to gisele bunchen. smooching tom brady before the carpet. selena gomez sharing a kiss on the carpet with boyfriend, the weekend. his ex, bela hadid came solo. but it is not just about who wore what. the yearly benefit raises money for the museum's costume institute. >> it is really about ideas and really about originality. to be celebrated. >> reporter: while the met gala guest list is notoriously tight, the exhibit will be opened to theub

juju chang, abc news, new york. >> how fun is all of that? >> i know. >> we have somebody who skipped the after parties just to be with us. abc's own mike on a bike. took a ride over to the metropolitan museum to check out the red carpet. >> tux and all. >> might remember him from last summer. he rode from the fnc to the dnc. and, quite an entrance. mike, wonder how his entrance. >> there he is. hey, mike. how is it going? >> how was it. >> did you just get back? >> right. >> right across central park. easy ride. >> did you got to walk the red carpet, white carpet, french vanilla? >> little white, little blue. no red out there. switched it up. >> how long before they tackled you and kicked you off the ivory carpet? >> didn't take long. compared to theirs. they were looking much better. spent a lot more time on their hair. >> you look great, mike. >> who did you

>> saw the gamut. call it oscars of the east. it was just -- >> name one quickly? >> jenners. jenner sisters.

♪ ♪ as you look at all that, did you notice something? an all dude party at the top of the billboard hot 100. except for a feature by alessia cara. >> second week, top spots are all songs by male artists. last time this happened was 1984. >> the key, men run the world. >> no. that is not what beyonce sang about. >> last week, ed sheeran was number one. this week, kendrick, taking

songs from his new release. including, "bumble." number one. right? >> "humble." >> not about swiping. >> sit down, do bumble, not quite. >> there is, alessia kara, has a feature spot in there. sings on one of the songs. just trying to -- >> you know it can be tough. next story takes us to ground zero, cafeteria in florida. >> right. one boy sitting alone at the lunch table when he made a new friend. the rest is history. >> reporter: their friendship started with this photo from a middle school cafeteria in tallahassee, florida. on one side of the picture. 11-year-old bow passkey, joining him is travis rudolph, big football star from florida state happened to be visiting school that day and saw bo

alone. >> i have autism. i usually sit alone at lunch. and then, travis rudolph, just, just came up to me and said, hey, can i sit down with you? >> reporter: a simple act of kindness. >> i didn't know he had autism. just seemed like a there mall kid to me. >> the picture seen by millions on line has a special place in the hearts of parents with autistic children. >> it spoke vl unanimoolume he time. it meant everything. since then bo traveled with his friend to games. >> travis rudolph. >> he was there rooting for him on the night of the nfl draft. rudolph's name was never called, but he was still signed by the giants. and if he makes the team, we know who will be right there cheering. >> thanks to steve there with that beautiful story. >> very enthusiastic fan in the stands. >> he is probably making calls right now to all of the teams saying, hey, what's up? >> ll

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this morning on "world news now" -- deadly knife attack on a university campus. >> one student is dead. three others are injured after police say a student pulled out a hunting blade and just started stabbing at random. we have seen similar cases on other campus and abroad as well. our law enforcement expert is standing by live with more. >> the violent protests across the country and around the world, in portland, multiple arrests as police were hit with a barrage of projectiles including molotov cocktails. what was going on here? details ahead. >> new warning for parents of children with hoverboards. the government is making the first direct link between one model and deadly fire. tell you which brand. >> pretty rich people partied together the rest of us loved every minute of it actually. the annual met gala. we'll