this morning on "world news now." hundreds of thousands of undocumented immigrants await their fate as the trump administration prepares to announce an end to daca. so will the so-called dreamers get to stay in america. and hurricane irma has prompted a state of emergency and warning people to be ready to evacuate. the latest forecast just ahead. and later, a nurse dragged off the job after refusing to draw blood from a patient. >> the nurse is restrained and handcuffed by an officer for apparently refusing to follow his orders. she's now telling her

and yesterday was a national holiday in case you missed it. i'm not talking about labor day, beyonce turned 36. and everybody from michelle obama to adele got into formation and celebrated. that's coming up in "the skinny" on this tuesday, september 5th. from abc news, this is "world news now." good morning to you all. we begin this half hour with president trump poised to make good on a campaign promise to end the daca program. >> rallies were held across the country in support of the so-called dreamers, people allowed to remain in the country because they were brought here as children. the announcement will be delivered this morning by attorney general jeff sessions. abc's jonathan karl has more. >> woo! >> reporter: from chicago to miami, protesters out in support of the hundreds of thousands of young immigrants who may soon be stripped of their legal status. >> what do we want!

coming, white house officials tell abc news, the president is leaning towards phasing out daca. the program put in place by president obama to give legal status for the dreamers, undocumented immigrants who came to the u.s. as young children. there are nearly 800,000 of them. many in houston, including 15-year-old yasmin medrano, who talked to abc news as their family returned to their flooded home. >> my biggest fear is for us to get deported. for my family, always hard work that they have done to be thrown away and go back to how we were. >> reporter: as a candidate, donald trump vowed to end the program immediately. >> i will immediately terminate president obama's illegal executive order on immigration. immediately. >> reporter: but in his first interview in the white house, president trump told david, the dreamers would be taken care of. >> they shouldn't be very worried.

they are here illegally. they shouldn't be very worried. i do have a big heart. we're going to take care of everybody. >> so mr. president, will they be allowed to stay? >> i'll tell you over the next four weeks. >> reporter: about seven months later, still no plan for the d.r.e.a.m.ers. >> should d.r.e.a.m.ers be worried? >> we love the d.r.e.a.m.ers. we love everybody. >> reporter: 15-year-old yasmin and others await their faith. we asked mike pence as he toured the disaster zone. there are more than 20,000 dreamers here in texas that would lose their legal status. is this really the time to do that? >> president trump has said all along that he's given very careful consideration to that. and when he makes that decision, as he likes to say, he'll make it with big heart. i know he will. >> reporter: there's bipartisan support in congress for protecting the dreamers. paul ryan has come out to say

extended. but there's no guarantee congress will act. in fact, congress has brought this issue up before and failed to pass any protection for the dreamers. jonathan karl, abc news, the white house. >> congress is returning to work today with a long to-do list and facing the looming threat of a government shutdown. >> the house and senate will immediately start tackling tax reform and try to figure out how to keep the government from running out of money. they're taking on the tough task of finding a long-term solution to stabilize health care and a harvey relief bill. the president wants them to raise the debt ceiling to free up money for harvey funding. and officials in texas say the death toll from harvey is up to 60 people. thousands of more people in west houston are still out of their homes because of flooding caused by the

those released is now being reduced. so water levels should begin dropping. about 560,000 families have registered for housing assistance in areas affected by harvey. meanwhile, in beaumont, texas. engineers are working to repair that city's water treatment plan as quickly as possible. water is flowing, but residents can't drink it yet. but there are some positive developments from the storm zone. a big gasoline pipeline that was cut off during harvey is scheduled to work again today. and the nfl confirms that sunday's game against jacksonville will be played in houston. the team is dedicating this season to those affected by harvey. another powerful hurricane is bearing down on the u.s. >> irma is heading west through the caribbean, and florida is getti getting ready. and residents stock up on necessities, including generators and boards to board up windows.

and most projections show a fairly straight line west and the storm hitting south florida on saturday. >> conditions will be worsening much sooner in puerto rico and the virgin islands. tomorrow afternoon with the worst impact in the evening. >> an overnight by a hurricane hunter shows the cloud cover thickening. at some point the clouds get so thick you can't see anything. but most projections do show irma hitting south florida. others show it heading up the east coast. >> accuweather's paul williams has the details. >> good morning, nick, diane. we're expecting irma to get a bit stronger, becoming a category four and staying a category four until she arrives in the bahamas where she'll be downgraded to a category three. according to our early models. it will be a category three, but that's still a very dangerous storm. then we'll keep a close eye on the tracking, whether it moves over florida or threatens more so along the carolina coast. to t

story and different threat. major heat. record highs challenged. poor air quality because of the smoke from the fires, and elevated fire danger. keep in mind, by midweek, we're looking for the stubborn high to cause problems in the west. diane, nick? >> thanks a lot, paul. and mother nature is getting a handle on the largest fire in los angeles history. the la tuna fire has burned at least four homes. authorities say it's 30% contained. cooler temperatures and rain over the weekend helped slow down the flames and fire officials now say there's no active fire left. and classes will begin today at a christian private school in the minneapolis area a month after a gas explosion leveled part of its building, killing two people. minnehaha is using a former college campus. parents and students got a preview of the temporary facility last night. the principal says getting it

miracle. the arizona diamondbacks, j.d. martinez is now a member of an exclusive club. he became the second player this season to hit four home runs in a single game. cincinnati's scooter janette did it in june against st. louis. but martinez is just the 18th play tore ha player to have four homers in a game in history. the diamondbacks beat the dodgers 13- 0 by the way. school starting. baseball rosters expanding and here's another sign that it is fall. >> the pumpkin spice latte returns to starbucks this morning. the chain's most popular seasonal drink ever, and you can expect to see many other pumpkin-flavored foods and beverages hitting store shelves. >> but the flavor is expected to have a challenger this year -- maple. analysts say sales of maple-flavored products are surging while pumpkin has peaked. dunkin' donuts has hedged its bets by products in both

flavors. >> what? pumpkin every day of the week. >> the only place for pumpkin is in the pie. >> no, pumpkin-flavored everything is delicious. b pumpkin-flavored coffee, beer, pumpkin pie which you mentioned. >> nothing should be in coffee apart from coffee. not even milk, not sugar. >> i don't drink coffee, so. >> i don't now, maple sounds kind of canadian, exotic? >> maple, first of all -- >> my little canadian dance. >> when did canadian sound exotic? >> it is. >> maple is delicious on pancakes and waffles. >> anyway, we'll just agree to disagree. >> as usual. coming up, the latest celebrity looking to run for office. nick watt? >> no. >> jerry springer maybe getting back to his roots in politics. but first, the surveillance video showing a russia

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we're looking at a crazy scene at an airport in moscow. security cameras show an allegedly drunk driver in that taxi, going over the curb, into a restricted area. >> and then some parking attendants tried to stop the taxi. one of the men ends up on the hood of the car, the driver refuses to stop and tries to throw him off by driving erratically, then, oh, my goodness. he gets to a toll barrier, and that didn't stand a chance. he is through it. a few hours later, the driver was found and arrested and is apparently facing years in prison. and a utah nurse is speaking out after police body cam captured her being arrested after refusing to draw blood from an unconscious patient. >> it sparked outrage nationwide and now the police says the -- and now the nurse

police must work to went back public confidence. here's gio benitez. >> reporter: video going viral. a nurse under arrest after refusing an officer's request to draw a patient's blood. >> is the patient under arrest? >> no. >> do you have an electronic warrant? >> no. >> reporter: nurse alex wubbels sitting down with us. >> he was very aggressive in trying to wrench my arms behind my back. >> reporter: a patient unconscious. the nurse telling the officer there was a policy. >> something that you guys agreed to with this hospital. >> reporter: with her manager on the line. detective jeff payne of the salt lake city police moves in for the arrest. >> but i can safely say that i think any nurse in this entire country would have done the exact same thing i did that day. >> reporter: wubbels says she was following orders. the detective says so does he. >> i either go away with blood in vials or body in tow.

that's my only choices. i'm going to follow my boss's instructions. >> reporter: that arresting officer and supervisor are now on paid administrative leave. and hospital officials say wubbels did everything right. they say they've eliminated interaction between officers and staff. and now salt lake police and investigators are investigating. >> she wasn't just following orders. it's the law. in 2016, the supreme court ruled you can't take a blood sample without either consent or a warrant. >> she did lay that out as well and that the patient wasn't under arrest, either, which could present an exception to that. she announced that she might bring a lawsuit. but in her words, she says she's giving everybody the chance to do the right thing, whatever that might mean. "the skinny's" next, stick around. mean. "the skinny's" next, stick around.

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♪ because i slay, i slay, i slay ♪ >> it is skinny time, and you better get in formation, because yesterday was a very big day. >> labor day. >> well, that, too. but it was beyonce's birthday. she turns 36. happy birthday, beyonce, and while tons of tributes and well wishes came in, the best came from 18 of her friends and family who donned outfits from the "formation" video. >> new mom serena williams joined in, and blue ivy, and michelle obama. it appears she has joined the bey hive. >> she's been a member for a while. adele tweeted happy birthday to the queen. we love you like no other. >> bruno mars shared this pic

performance. >> and lady gaga said happy birthday, honey bey, to my telephone partner in crime. can you believe that was 18 years ago? >> and the best came from jay z who led a crowd in serenading his queen. ♪ happy birthday, dear beyonce ♪ happy birthday to you >> one, two, three! ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ happy birthday to you >> he said shout out to beyonce's musical beys in the house, happy birthday, my love. ♪ happy birthday, happy birthday ♪ what? i was getting into it. >> you were. that's nice. ♪ happy birthday >> i didn't know you were such a beyonce fan. >> it was a birthday song. okay, okay. now to -- are we already calling him the king of trash tv? i think that's a bit harsh. >> harsh? i think he would be honored to

jerry springer says he's strongly considering running for governor of ohio. the long-time democrat is no stranger to public office. he was the mayor in the '70s. >> and his name comes up every team there's an even seat, but he usually backs out. could it be this time? some of the most popular episodes of his tv show, man marries horse. i broke the world's sex record and you slept with my stripper sister. and in real life, he was born on a subway or tube platform. >> really? >> and i visited that platform with him. can't remember why. highgate in north london. >> a very memorable experience for you. >> it was, but i can't remember why i was there. he was born, it was during the war. they were sheltering from the bombing, and he was born on the

platform. >> maybe if he settled things as governor the way he did on the show, we'd get alochk better. john legend and chrissy teigen love to share their love with the world, but their relationship almost ended. >> john tried to end things with chrissy and chrissy wouldn't let him. apparently they went through a 30-minute rough patch years ago. he told her he'd be happier single and she said no. >> it wasn't a typical breakup. his voice hurt, and he was being a whiny face about everything, and so yeah, i was like, no. i didn't think breakups work that way, i didn't think you get to say, no, you're not breaking up with me. >> i'm not sure they do unless you're chrissy teigen. finally, trio of the walton's super fans, they teamed up to purchase the home that inspired the series. >> yep, the home in virginia

the group from california, michigan and jersey are opening the home for tours now, planning a big event in october to mark the 25th anniversary of the whole museum. how about that? >> doo, doo, doo . about that? >> doo, doo, doo

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♪ baby, baby, baby, ♪ oh, baby, baby, baby ♪ no, like baby, baby, baby ♪ thought you'd always be mean, mine ♪ ♪ baby, baby, baby, baby >> are you going to talk? or are you just going to dance? >> i was enjoying that, little bieber. and big baby news from britain where prince william and duchess kate are expecting their third child. the queen, is quote, delighted with the news. >> and it's going to push prince harry further down the line. but he doesn't seem to mind. >> how do you feel about

news you're going to be an uncle again? >> fantastic. great, very, very happy for them. >> and how is your sister-in-law? >> i haven't seen her in a while, but i think is she's okay. >> uncle harry isn't the only one excited. the entire world is on baby watch. first came george, then came charlotte. now a new baby will make three. >> the queen is delighted with the news. we're told that charles is delighted. >> again, the duchess is suffering from acute morning sickness. hyperemesis gravidarum which she suffered during the first two pregnancies, it causes severe nausea and can lead to dehydration. they have been open about wanting a large family, talking about it during their engagement. >> it is very important to me.

a happy family ourselves. >> obviously, we want a family, so, you know, we'll have to start thinking about that. >> the duchess of cambridge joking about a new baby back in july when she was given a stuffed animal designed for newborns at an event in poland. and will and kate have proved to be hands-on parents to george and charlotte, who have delighted royal watchers recently in their aunt pippa's wedding and traveling with their parents to official visits in poland and germany. >> they like to travel with them. they're not just having george and charlotte in the nursery and being wheeled out. they're hands-on. >> the new little one will be fifth in line to the throne. >> listen. harry's, harry doesn't want to be king. he couldn't care less if somebody bumps him down. if he reaches ninth in line, he no longer has to ask the queen for permission to get married. the whole megan merkel situation?

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making news in america this morning, tracking hurricane irma. the storm is growing stronger. now packing winds of 145 miles per hour as it heads toward aisles in the caribbean. plus, see how people are preparing in florida. and phasing out daca. the trump administration is expected to end the program today. but the fallout has already started with attorneys general planning to sue the white house. we're live in washington. people are picking up the pieces after harvey with massive piles of debris now lining the streets and scientists say the ground in houston is now lower because of the weight of all that water. plus, a bird strikes a plane causing a flame to shoot from the