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hite snow? >> little do you know. scientists say there are a lot of exhaust fumes from cars that now seep into the environment and can actually be, you know, impacted -- affect the snow you eat. so they're telling children, don't go out and eat the white snow. some people do that. they like to do that. >> this is an important health alert. >> that's why we keep you up at night. give you the health alerts everyone else misses. >> i just got done eating the yellow snow and now you're telling me i can't do the white snow either? >> and also there's pink snow. seriously, pink snow is red algae in the environment that goes in and they said it can actually -- how can i put this politely. give you the runs. you should never. it causes diarrhea. any sort of colored snow, red,

>> boy, you're a buzz kill. next you'll say white castle does that to me, too. how about a war of words between two bffs we know so well, donald trump and ted cruz. it sounds like a trash-talking match at a wrestling game. >> trump says cruz had his moment and now he's going down. the latest polls back that up, actually, showing trump still holding a solid lead. but cruz is firing his own shots suggesting to our george stephanopoulos that trump's priorities are all wrong. >> is he qualified to be >> that's a determination the american people are making. i would suggest the next commander in chief, instead of living or dying by the daily polls or latest twitter storm, should focus on identifying our enemies, listening to the expert and national experts and doing whatever is necessary to keep this country safe.

george's interview with cruz later on "good morning america." well, the department of homeland security is making major changes to the visa waiver program, cracking down on europeans with ties to four countries -- iran, iraq, sudan and syria. under the new rules, europeans who have dual citizenships with one of those countries or have visited in the last five years will be under increased scrutiny. the changes prompted by the paris attacks. former pilot has been arrested for flying a plane while drunk. david arntson has been released on bail and ordered back to court next month according to court documents, he was randomly tested for drugs and alcohol when he landed in orange county. he has since retired from the airline. conviction on this charge could mean 15 years behind bars. federal officials say a

passengers were caught last year trying to take guns on planes. most of the weapons were loaded. the tsa says more than 2,600 firearms were found in carry-on bags. that's a 20% increase over the previous year. dallas/ft. worth airport led the list with 153 guns discovered there. >> wow. and here's something every beginning musician's parents can relate to, the first recital. it's music to their ears, right? but this boy brings something >> look at this kid and listen to him there. you got to love that. he's like, i owned that. yes! on top of that, he makes a good exit off stage. >> this is awesome. >> then what happened was -- >> no. oh, my goodness. >> we don't know who the kid is, but it is starting to go viral. >> it's like, i love the confidence.

>> it's like, fist pump. now! michael jackson moonwalk, moonwalk. >> and then face plant. >> oh! >> i assume the kid is okay. >> i know. >> his ego, not so much right now. >> that's the horrible thing about social media, that video will be there foer. >> yes. therapy bills. coming up, police in south florida are on the hunt for -- oh, yeah. caught on video. drugged and robbed two men they met at the bar. coming up, "the skinny," the rumors have been confirmed. it's back on between miley cyrus and liam hemsworth. first, another look at the forecast map. it's not pretty. what is that face? >> it's just not happy weather. >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by woolight darks. by

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police in south florida releasing this surveillance tape of two women they say drugged and robbed two men. the suspects and their alleged victims met at a bar and went back to one of the victim's homes. the women allegedly made the men a drink. they woke up the next morning to find their rolex watches missing along with five other watches that were supposedly kept in a safe. >> wow. well, add one more hollywood a-lister to the growing list of critics taking aim at what necessity see as racial bias in this year's class of oscar nominees. >> actor will smith sat down with our own robin roberts saying he will honor his wife's call for a boycott of this years

here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: will smith, known for smashing box office records is now using his stardom to shake up hollywood. >> it's a systematic bias that needs to be addressed across the industry. >> reporter: smith says his decision to not attend the oscars this year isn't about his being snubbed for his role in "concussion." in fact, he told robin roberts he initially didn't know his wife jada pinkett smith posted a video saying she planned not to attend. >> i will not be at the academy awards. >> this is not about a couple not going to a party. you know, this is about children that are going to sit down and they're not going to see themselves represented. >> reporter: smith says the all-white acting nominees up for oscars for the past two years is the by-product of nearly all white executives at the major hollywood studios. >> there's very few people of color in the room when the

films get the green light. >> reporter: the academy plans to meet next week to discuss what measures to take in response to all the criticism. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> i do think this bodes well for the movie that's coming out this halloween, "boo! a madea halloween" by tyler perry. tyler perry movie could get a nomination. >> oh. issue. to the heart of the matter, a lot of people criticize stars like george clooney who have come out, been very vocal speaking out against this but also said, is it possible you could stand up a little more and maybe, you know, tell hollywood, let's do this role with a minority in the lead as opposed to somebody who's white. but at what point can you really push that? is that something -- >> will and jada have a lot of

and they have their own production company, so why not make some quality movies? >> i don't think people realize how hard it is, though, to get to that level. even though they are at that level to push and get things into theaters. >> they have a lot of money. >> you think money buys everything. >> "boo! a madea halloween," oscar nominee. when we come back, miley and liam make it official. wait until you see what j. lo wore for her concert kicking off her los angeles residency. "the skinny" is next. >> announcer: "world news now"

skinny so skinny topping our headlines this morning, the wedding back on for miley and liam. >> after weeks of speculation, the rumors have been confirmed. miley cyrus and liam hemsworth are officially engaged again. the couple hasn't exactly gone public but they were spotted together as australia music festival over the holiday. since then, cyrus has been seen wearing the engagement ring that she and hemsworth co-designed back in 2012. that face, though. >> they called off their engagement back in september of 2013 after dating since early 2009. a source tells e! online miley never got over liam and hopes they can pick up right where

we wish them good luck. >> yeah, good for them. wedding bells, not wrecking balls, will soon be ringing for mariah carey. >> after what's being called a described fairytale romance, she is now engaged to billionaire william packer. no date has been set but we're hearing her engagement ring weighs in around 35 carats. ping pong ball, kendis. >> wow. the couple has been dating for about a year they first met at a movie premiere in aspen. this will be the third marriage for both of them. their blended family will have five children. >> wow. a lot of christmas stockings. >> that's a lot of carat from them. good for her. >> wish her good luck. jennifer lopez kicked off her headlining las vegas

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so, it's been quite a week for news and surprises from hostages freed in iran to poison water in michigan to a heated controversy over this year's oscar nominations. >> but there were some good surprises as well. here now your weekly "friday rewind." we're united in welcoming home sons and brothers and husbands who in lonely prison cells have endured a nightmare. >> i feel life for the first time. it's like being born again and just really feel proud to be an american. >> he committed a crime. he knew what he was doing.

most of all that i let you down. you deserve better. >> he has voted with the nra, with the gun lobby numerous times. he voted against the brady bill five times. >> she has received $600,000 in one year as speaking fees from goldman sachs. if that's not true, i will apologize. >> i don't come from wealth. unlike donald, i didn't inherit millions of dollars. >> he's a nasty guy. nobody likes him. nobody in congress likes him. nobody likes him anywhere once they get to know him. >> are you ready to stump for trump? are you ready for a commander in chief who will let our warriors do their job and kick isis' [ bleep ]! not a politician. can i get a hallelujah? >> i won't be at academy awards and i won't be watching. >> we are working inside the academy in order to make sure we have inclusion.

i also want to thank my parents. i love them very much. and i know where to put this. my heroic. i just look at it like i had to do something. and, you know, and it all just worked out, man. it all worked out. can't get no life from a dollar bill can't get no life from no dollar bill don't give me no life from the tv screen oh no no no >> a couple of important events coming up in the week ahead. on thursday, the next republican debate. the last one. >> that's right. >> before the caucuses. i should point out in great falls, montana, the cabbage roll sale is taking place on monday. >> cabbage roll sale? >> yes. all day. at the methodist church. >> don't miss our updates. on facebook, wnnfans.com.

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>> resident of the east coast between washington and new york are bracing for a monster snowstorm. more than a foot of snow expected in some parts, as well as high wind, coastal flooding and beach erosion. full details ahead. more than 20 dead in somalia. over a beachfront restaurant in mogadishu. and stormed the restaurant. bernie sanders charging ahead of hillary clinton in the polls, he's touting his

co-pay health plan. clinton says he's out of touch with reality. gop front-runners exchange barbs. donald trump says cruz is going down cruz says trump is too much twitter, not enough policy, all while republicans argue over which candidate would inflict less harm on the party. those are some of our top stories on this friday, january 22nd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." good morning. we begin this half hour for preparations for the blizzard of 2016. washington, d.c., mayor, promises the city will do a better job of snow removal and keeping the roads open than they did the other night. >> she's saying this because this was the scene with only 1 1/2 inches of snow. this is in a suburb of d.c. there. it was a mess all around there. more than a foot of snow is expected today. >> schools in washington and suburbs will be closed today.

students to log in and keep up with their studies. federal offices close at noon and the city's metro system won't operate saturday and sunday. i can't remember the last time they did that. >> it's been a while. as you can see from the radar, there are some strong storms coming into the entire eastern half of the country. there are tornado watches along the gulf coast and a mix of precipitation moving north. >> we're talking tens of millions of americans keeping an eye on the weather. with more, here's abc's david kerley. >> reporter: with a major storm bearing down and early tests failed. all the spinning, sliding, smashing, turning the nation's capital into a nightmare. pedestrians, too. watch this woman. highways became parking lots. sitting in his car, will lee powerless as another vehicle comes sliding and slamming into him. not once, but twice.

blinding winds are hours away. that first snow was no surprise. it was forecasted, but local governments didn't treat many of the roads. our local station got stuck. >> there's actually kind of a sheen of ice down here. that's the problem. so, vehicles probably didn't realize that and there's just crashes all over the place. >> reporter: slick roads and not enough snow crews working, leading to an embarrassed mayor. >> we are very sorry for inadequate response. >> reporter: not reassuring with this even bigger blast, a blizzard, quickly approaching the mid-atlantic. expected to paralyze the region. which is why salt trucks were being loaded a full day before the big storm. and it's not just snow. the chief meteorologist at our station wpvi in philadelphia says this could be the biggest storm since sandy. >> for the delaware and jersey beaches, this will be the greatest test since hurricane sandy.

wave the creating coastal flooding. conditions. jersey, heavy equipment moving sand, creating a barrier to the coastal surge. >> anybody need cell phones? >> reporter: the rush is on at hardware stores. lines for shovels and snow melt. are you set now? >> that's eight. two more coming, that will make ten. >> reporter: lines for water and food at stores. the warning is out. this storm could be a monster. david kerley, abc news, washington. >> how much of a monster will this storm be? >> that's the question many people are asking. accuweather accuweather's justin povick is on the line with the answer and >> good morning. as you can see on the radar, some very, very dangerous thunderstorms crossing through far northwestern. the 73-mile-an-hour wind gusts most recently reported in pensacola. as we shift north and eastbound we're starting to get reports of toward charlotte. it's just a matter of time before we start to see those big

afternoon. significant snowfall amounts. we're talking storm total amounts of 1 to even 2 feet of but then we have to talk about again, 20-foot waves. a serious storm surge. this will rival the impacts felt from sandy. have you to think about the precipitation and the wind. again, this system covering a lot of real estate. >> accuweather's justin povick with the forecast. we appreciate it. thank you so much. >> the real question is, how much food do you need at this point? a lot of store shelves are empty at this point. >> yep. >> did you stock up? >> i sure did. i stocked up enough for my slow cooker. i stocked up with marshmallows and chocolate chips and graham crackers to make s'mores and the then i stocked up the liquor cabinet. >> so the kids will have a sugar high and you'll have a certain buzz. so, that's the costco right there in arlington, virginia.

traffic. and this is basically how d.c. is approaching this storm right now. take a look at this photo. this is a real photo of -- >> oh! milk and bread, that's really all you need. milk and bread. i would say some eggs. >> and some eggs. >> you could do french toast, you can do grilled cheese. >> seriously, i've seen so many photos from d.c. area, philadelphia area, who will be hit hard as well, and the stores are fairly buried so far. >> you're the single guy in the city, i'm the mom with two kids in the suburbs and i've gone grocery shopping every day this week. >> i haven't yet. >> every day out of fear. i'm curious to know, this week bills because it's apocalyptic for everyone. >> it's a good thing for the stores. >> that's true. >> let's move on right now. we should say it is a happy recently freed americans held in iran. former marine amir hekmati greeted a crowd of well wishers in flint, michigan. he made a brief statement saying

experiences later. >> i'm standing here, healthy, and with my head held high. so i'm glad to be here. i appreciate everyone's support once again. >> convicted by an iranian court of spying and sentenced to death in 2012, he was later retired and given a ten-year sentence on a lesser charge. he spent more than four years in prison before being freed last weekend. >> a lot of excited people to see him come home. greece's coast guard says at least 21 people have died in two separate sinkings of boats smuggling migrants. off two greek islands overnice. dozens have survived. a search and rescue operation is under way for more potential survivors. at least five children were among the dead. officials say two human smugglers were arrested right after the drowning. macedonian authorities reopened their borders to migrants and refugees heading north to wealthier european countries but they were only

final destinations were germany or austria. about 1,700 people were stranded for up to two days in freezing temperatures at greece's northern border with macedonia. an oklahoma judge is showing no mercy to a former police officer convicted of raping women he was supposed to protect, handing down a sentence of 263 years to be served con connecticut sectively. it's a small measure of justice for the victims, including the grandmother who turned him in. abc's pierre thomas has the details. >> reporter: form officer daniel holtzclaw led to court in handcuffs, and inside receiving a sentence to fit his horrific crimes. his eyes closed in court as a judge condemned him to 263 years in prison. this is holtzclaw when he was first convicted. >> the defendant is guilty of the crime. >> reporter: bursting into tears, guilty of assaulting and raping eight women during his patrols as a cop. the attacks had gone on for months, with many of the victims

records, afraid to come forward. >> i was scared. i didn't know what to do. >> reporter: that was until he abused this neighborhood grandmother. >> he picked the wrong lady to stop that night. >> reporter: it was a jury that recommended the 263-year sentence. the judge agreed, showing no mercy. pierre thomas, abc news, washington. an oklahoma bank president has been shot to death during a robbery attempt. officials say a man walked into the bank and killed randy patterson. another employee was injured. the suspect fled in an suv. he was later killed in a shootout with troopers. scary moments for workers at the los angeles zoo. one employee fell into the gorilla enclosure while working on a sprinkler system. he was later rescued by the fire department. zoo officials say the four gorillas were in their bedrooms and the worker was never in any danger. so, people on the streets here in new york city did more than a few double-takes when

queens. >> is this real? >> the runaway bovine -- yeah -- must have sensed impending doom, escaping from a local meat market. it avoided capture for quite a while until police managed to corral it inside a parking garage, but not before taking an nypd selfie. >> oh, i hope he escaped. i hope he doesn't have to -- >> that he's not dinner yet. poor guy. >> maybe he just didn't have enough milk for the snowmageddon coming this weekend. >> but how about that selfie? a slightly more dangerous critter rattling a florida family -- of course it's florida -- waking up to find a crocodile in their swimming pool. >> what's wrong with that? >> so, the homeowners had just moved from -- south from pennsylvania, not realizing they had a squatter. it languished in the pool until wildlife workers came to remove it and return it to its native habitat. >> it's a crocodile.

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the super bowl match-up will be set this weekend with two by the time the arizona cardinals play the carolina panthers on sunday, the weather should be manageable. panthers manageable? you recall they went on a 12-gaming winning streak at the the patriots are getting out of new england for tomorrow's game in denver. or for sunday's game. the pats are always pretty intense in their game prep, but especially so for this qb. >> there's no player off our team that i have any more respect for than peyton manning. so, you know, his preparation, his consistency, his skills, i would never, ever underestimate him under any circumstances. >> coach belichick is pumped about it. but manning has had arm trouble all season. he missed six games and has thrown 17 interceptions. compared to just nine touchdowns. it should be a classic match-up

their 17th time going at each other. the nfl is also making some historic news off the field with a woman breaking through the grass ceiling and becoming the league's first full-time nfl female coach. >> i'm super psyched. i said last year was the year of the female athlete. >> and 2016 is the year of the male athlete. no? >> no. >> kathryn smith is doing great. her promotion comes after more than a decade of really dedicated work in the league and dross her high praise. here's abc's ryan smith. >> reporter: the nfl making history. the buffalo bills tweeting the revolutionary news. breaking: kathryn smith is the bills' new special teams quality control coach. the first full-time female nfl coach. the new coach started as an intern for the new york jets in 2003. spending 12 seasons with the team, working her way up to be an assistant to head coach rex ryan. ryan sending smith his well wishes saying, kathryn smith is

based on her knowledge and strong commitment. i'm excited and proud for her with this opportunity. smith is the latest woman to make strides in the world of sports. just last year, the nfl breaking down boundaries by bringing the first ever female ref, sara thomas to the football field. >> put your guard up. put your guard up. >> reporter: the nba making huge strides in 2014 when they hired becky hammon, the first female assistant coach in the league's history. >> i'm just incredibly grateful, obviously, for the organization. >> reporter: as for kathryn smith, football and female fans alike all seem on board. with tweets reading, love this and, about time. ryan smith, abc news, new york. >> look forward to the day this isn't news and it's just the norm. >> that's absolutely right. also for women who don't -- who aren't really into the nfl, i would watch these games now just to see her. i'm quite curious. coming up, breaking the century barrier. >> meet the man who has been

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senior citizens remaining active well into their 90s and beyond. but wait until you meet anthony mancinelli, who has been named the oldest working barber in the world. >> he lives an hour north of new york city and he's been on the job since calvin coolidge was in office. former "world news now" anchor rob nelson has his story. >> reporter: every barber shop or salon is a community. but not every community has an elder statesman like anthony mancinelli. >> hours don't matter to me. i don't get tired really. just -- i keep going. >> reporter: you're looking at the snips and clips of a barber who's been at this since the age of 12. in just in just a few weeks he'll turn 105. what are you going to do on the day of your birthday, march 2nd? how are you going to celebrate? >> come to work. >> reporter: his mind and eyes still sharp, his smile still wide. his hands still steady. >> does a professional job.

>> reporter: it's his work at fantastic cuts in new windsor that gives anthony purpose and peace. his 79-year-old son watching on. >> it's amazing. it's hard to believe he's still going. he's in better shape than i am. >> reporter: he's already been recognized by the state and by the guinness book of world records as the world's oldest barber. anthony still works at least five days a week. still drives, lives alone and still cuts his own hair. >> i cut it last night. how is it? >> beautiful! >> reporter: for more than 90 years and through generations of customers, anthony has relied on his hands. as for retirement, he relies on faith. >> the only one that holds the secret is the man above. >> reporter: the styles and tools of the trade, of course, have all changed, but anthony's simple grace remains timeless. >> oh, working, keeps you young. i says, it keeps you young. >> reporter: rob nelson, channel 7, eyewitness news.

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that was the last normal day of my life. >> we have reason to believe there's an imminent threat to this locations. >> stay with your sister. >> the waves have begun. >> start coordinated attacks on metropolitan areas. >> rotten tomatoes giving it a splat. only 29%. variety's eddy cockrell calls it an effective decent post-apocalyptic young adult world in the balance survival guide. >> that's not bad. >> harry windsor wasn't impressed writing another week, another plucky teenage girl with the fate of the world on her shoulders, buffeted by smoldering glances from two strong yet sensitive young men. >> wow, he's bitter. and speaking of young men, up next, zac efron takes his abs on a raunchy road trip with robert de niro in "dirty grandpa." he stars as jason, days before

driving his grandpa, a perverted army general, to florida for spring break in his fiancee's pink mini cooper. >> can you take my car? i need the suv for the wine. >> now, let's get in that giant lady you drove up here in and get out of here. >> you're in daytona beach? >> we're just driving through. >> she's not right for her. if you marry her, you'll be sleep walking through your life. >> the way i see it, this is our last stand. >> looks funny. "dirty grandpa" wasn't released for reviews. which may have been a good trailer. even millenials aren't impressed. consequence, boomers deserve better than having their lives reduced to post-midlife crisis jokes. and doug norrie of cinemablend says it looks borderline at best and cringe-worthy at worst. so, what is your -- what do you think? >> what do you think, rob? >> not good enough. not good enough. >> not even for snow weekend. >> i love the sound. enough.