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make her debut tonight. apparent leap rely reluctant first lady embracing her new role. her husband's first big speech as president. first lady melania, sparkling, stealing the show in a sharp michael kors suit. >> the first lady of the united states. [ applause ] after a quiet start as one of america's most prominent women in recent amping up her role in the white house. seen for the first time working with her staff in a fox & friend interview answering what goes into making those big white house events happen. >> you know you planning all most look you are planning a wedding every time. weekend, hosting skills on display, welcoming governmenter ners for her first soiree. and welc two state visits taking israeli's prime minister's wife to the new african-american

museum, and while at mar a lago touring the museum with prime while it is at the epicenter of the unpaid role melania trump revealing her agenda. taking the podium first time as the first lady in the president's florida campaign rally. committed to creating and supporting initiatives dear to my heart which will have men and children. >> hourspeeche b congress standing enter science and technology. while she is still living in newadmissing no more. we saw her during the campaign trail talking about taking on cyberbullying as an initiative. while that has yet to take form. she announced the white house visitors center will reopen tours next week. and announced plans to keep michelle obama's famous garden. >> of course do you think mrs. trump will be out there digging in the garden as well? >> love to see that. >> i -- >> the dress. >> really quickly.

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trump'ngress. >> in what would have been called the state of the union, the president laid out his agenda and he did so with a much different tone than we are used to. taking a look at the night's biggest moments and what kept the room so divided. >> breaking overnight, deadly storm system wreaking havoc across the midwest. tornados spotted across the region with intense, super powerful winds. pushing cars off the highway. areas hardest hit. >> then does the irs owe you money from three years ago. well a million americans didn't file their tax returns for 2013. leaving $1 billion in unclaimed refund on the table. well now the clock is winding down on that deadline to finally collect. so, hear what you need to know if you think you might have a big check coming your way. >> hand me my money. >> please. >> how about a slice of hell? the pie generating so much outrage among pizza purists. we will tell you the toppings that sparked an all-out war for the soul of the slice.

>> even i don't think it looks good. >> looks kind of good. it is wednesday. the first of march, people. >> oh, wow. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." a good morning to you all. a big day, of course. president trump's address. also a big day for our own kendis gibson named "world news now," anchor. >> don't rit. introduce you. show you where make the co supposed to be talking to this camera egin no not quite. >> >> we'll get the h >> we will have more on that co h trump softening his tone and calling for unity as he laid out his plan to rebuild the coun speechhrgh a ser optimism. on a wide range ofissues from obama care to immigration. abc's lana zach has the highlights from capitol hill. good morning lana. you are my first toss as new anchor. oh my god. it's so weird. >> good morning, diane, this new guy, kendis who ever you are. congratulations on the new anchor spot.

you know you are exactly right though. the president was, very disciplined in his message. but this was really more of a change in demeanor more than any change in policy. the president's first adress to congress. >> i am here to deliver a message of unity and strength. >> reporter: the president began talking about civil rights and anti-semitism. >> we may be a nation divided on policies we are a country that stands united in condemning hate and evil in all of its very ugly forms. >> reporter: what started with a call to come together soon split the members. >> we will soon begin the construction of a great, great wall along our southern border. >> reporter: the president also pushed forward with his promise to repeal obamacare. >> i am calling on all democrats and republicans in congress to

work with us to save americans from this imploding obama care disaster. >> he addressed tax cuts both for businesses and the middle-class. >> my economic team is developing hiss toreic tax reform, that will reduce the tax rate on our companies. >> reporter: along the way there was applause by republicans, while democrats sat stone faced. many women of the democratic party dressed in white symbolizing their commitment to women's rights. in their official response former democratir focussed on health care. >> this isn't a game. it is life and death fople. these idea promise access to care but deny the importance of making care affordable and effective. >> the president talked about tax credits as a way of replacing obama care. but there is still so much republicans, not only abut whether or not repeal and replace should happen at the but how this whole plan should be funded. >> iack to the moment. really was a powerful moment

with ryan from what i, it lasted about nearly two minutes. that standing there. and sat overcome with emotion. but we know her father-in-law, owen's own dad, has been very outspoken against the raid and the administration right? >> that's right. he decided not to meet with the president when he came and the cass kelt there. he is also demanded a full investigation into the raid that killed his son. as well as the more than 20 civilians including children over in yemen. but, really the moment of that speech belonged to karen. without say word sbliceall a sacrifice, and and, more than anything else i think, it sharply brought into focus the decisions that are made here in washington have such profound impacts elsewhere. kendis diane. >> such an important pple and people in washington making thes. lana zach liv us from capitol hill. lana, thank you for joining us this morning. appreciate it. and ttone his tone was distinct departure

from the last major speech. in his >> joining us to talk the in tone abc d political director shushannah walshe who was the masked crusader who walked in. started talking black history month and condemning anti-semitism, something that he had the opportunity to several times to talk about and didn't. what's behind this? >> it was a very different tone. a tone that we really haven't heard since he was elected on on election night. 3:00 in the morning next morning. what we are seeing with president from. he has historically low approval rates. usually a new president goes through a honeymoon period. not president trump. i think this tone does show asoftening that he is possibly not giving him that approval. we also saw him talking to fox messaging. he is clearly trying to that wspeech. >> and obamacare the top trending iss twitter. americans are eagerer to know what the repeal, replace plan

will be. how long do you think before we get details ublicans in ones congr disagreeing. you heard tonight it is a priority of donald trump and of republicans we saw. last week alln halls across the country. americans are worried losing their health care. on the other side they're worried about rising health care costsable. we are seeing with now, drafts of these repeal and replace proposals being leaked that republicans themselves are disagreeing. doesn't look like we will have any sort of definite proposal anytime soon. >> on the note obama care immigration, these are big issues for him. we know that already. >> yes. >> we heard him talk about the childrenenvironment. paid family leave, investing in imwhen's health. infrastructure spending. not typical republican talking points. how will that be received on both sides of the aisle. >> abslultly. i think he is really trying to reach out to other people in the country. i think what, what its also interesting, we heard him talk about infrastructure on the campaign trail, child carol, women's health the environment,

those aren't issues that -- typically we hear a lot from republicans. really you could see the influence of his daughter ivanka trump. these arer use erissues she championed. during the campaign and afterwards w influence of other his speech steven bannon.ou could hear ivanka in the topics an change of tone. >> think it helped him walking into the room. even with the low approval numbers, knowing that he still had higher approval numbers than everybody else in that room. republicans and the democrats. are, are polling lower than he did. did it hel up ahaup . >> he always has highidence. it's something that we see every day. you know out of the president. even you. day of thehe wasn't doiigning camera which is also unusual. i think it was a different donald trump that we saw last night. but i think the question now is do we see it again. or does he go back to the twitter trump that we have seen

so much since heap was elected. >> keeping us on our toes for sure. >> wait just a couple of more hours. see once the president wrak wakes up whether or not he tweets. shush, thank you so much. >> an time. >> as usual designated survivor last night. no it wasn't keifer sutherland who presumably designated survivor watch from a secure undisclosed location. >> senior official said david led the designated survivor kept away from events and speeches to ensure the continuity of the government in the event of a fatal catastrophic incident. everyone else from the government is in that one space. they want to keep one person far away just in case. >> yeah. keifer sutherland would malk a greatd survivor. >> want to coffee? >> we a designation of our own -- you can call you, call him survivor. this guy right here. talking about the beg news of of course. >> other big newsy. high and low tried for a really long time. we had to settle for kendis.

>> high/low on the seventh floor in the building. >> just s while. >> oh. >> we made headlines. >> allowed him on. then weep decided. >> these are all the them.wow,time. >> named co-anchor of america this morning. >> deadline hollywood. broadcasting cable. both of those delivers every morning. >> those are all going out of business. you know when i got named tshow. and, thought back to this moment last year. and there is this. the governor of mississippi. procla >> that brother can he cwhat's on that teleprompter. you can see, just say the words, brother. keep your job. keep your job. and all right, so why is mississippi doing this traumatized black anchor. >> so for now, that's what it is going to say, anchor. >> every time we identify you.

little known, whenever t somethingngn. going, having brother, don't, >> change your wikipedia. >> kendis gibson is a traum tipsed black anchor on his page. >> so much to get to from a newsstand point. not just the president's speech. also something that is happen right now in the middle of the country. including the severe weather outbreak. powerful storms. spawning tornados. that system on the move right now. and the scene caught on surveillance camera. check this out. middle of the night intruder. the homeowner asleep right nearby. and remember you can find us on facebook. wnnfans.com and twitter at abcwnn. you are watching "world news now" with diane and a traum tipsedtips ed it's got a menthol burst. you can feel it right away. wow, that sort of blind-sided me.

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we are back with breaking news at home. deadly outbreak of severe weather across the middle of the country. k l person was when a the city of ottawa illinois east of he stormf ldings in thehome. there were reports of baseball sized hail. >> another person died on an interstate south of st. louis. authorities say a suspected tornado picked up at least 15 cars in a junkyard and threw hem into the air. one of those hilt an occupher killing the driver. other vehicles were also blown right off the road. the storm system is tracking east right now. bringing the storms into the northeast today. >> another mardi parade police s accelerated into members of a high school band in gulf shores. 12 injured. investigators say the 73-year-old cooperating with authorities. considered anacays after

police in new orleans say a drunk driver injured two dozen grasparade. >> a florida is speaking ing a about a scary experience. surveillance from lucas' home in miami. that is not lucas. a burglar walking around her living room. in the middle of the night. lucas is sleeping on the couch. as the that burglar is walking around. the thief took her money, her jewelry, and most importantly her sense of safety. >> i looked at the video. that's when i saw what happened. yeah, walking right past me to go look in another room to see what else she could find of value. >> the security system. lucas has a degree that usually barks at anythid quiet. lucas luckily wasn't hurt. the suspect though hasn't been caught. >> so unnerving. i would say. thousand of web sites are back up and running after suffering a crippling outage triggered widespread performance problems. >> amazon's cloud based web services went down on the east coast more than four hours yesterday. the affectedor million web sites.

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this morning on "world news now," president trump possibly turning over a new leaf. in his first 40 days in office we have seen the president stick to the tough talk that got him elected right. in his speech last night, who was that guy? what was that message? where did that come from? full coverage straight ahead. >> breaking news, deadly outbreak of severe weather across the middle of the country. two people have been killed by storms t baseball sized hail and tornados. we'll show you. >> chaotic scene as police try to stop a suspect. >> dash cam video shows how an officer was dragged by a vehicle

when the suspect tried to take off. but didn't end there. see what we are finding out this morning about the officer and the suspect. >> a big pay day for a presidential power couple, the obamas jackpot sized book deal. that might take j.k. rowling jealous. it's wednesday, march 1st. from abc news, this is "world news now." if he is talking how to play quitch. >> the harry potter sequel, former president. it is march 1. start of a new month. perhaps, that's what the president had in mind, daily news saying, you know. >> hits reset. >> president hits reset. like what it seemed? he delivered his first address to congress. looking to hit the reset button after a rocky start in office. >> the country saw a subdued president, touting unity and optimism.

he vowed to fix obamacare and reform immigration. he called on democrats and republicans to work together to improve infrastructure and rebuild the military. let's get details now from abc's david wright. >> on capitol hill, president trump preached unity to a country that is deeply divided. >> each american generation passes the torch of truth, liberty and justice. that torch is now in our hands. and we will use it to light up the world. >> this politician who is often accused of fanning fears, even race baiting began his speech with a shout out for black history month.rk the conclusion of our celebration of black history month, we are reminded of our nation's path towards civil rights and the work that still remains to be done. we are a country that stands united in condemning hate and

evil in all of its very ugly forms. >> reporter: this politician, elected promising to drain the swamp in washington stressed continuity and common purpose. >> i am here to night to deliver a message of unity and strength, and it is a message deeply delivered from my heart. >> reporter: baptized by the rain here in washington, rehearsing his speech in the back seat of the beast, as he set off for the capitol, we saw the new testament trump. promising america some sort of redemption. >> every hurting family can find healing and hope. our citizens deserve this. join forces job done and get it done right. >> reporter: he rose to the occasion calling attention to surprise guests in the presidential box, he was able to soften his policy proposals, and blunt some of the criticisms he has faced. the longest applause by far, was for carrie owens, sitting next to ivanka trump fighting back

the tears.r husband killed in action in that raid in yemen. and her father has been critical of the administration calling for an investigation. the agenda trump set out in broad brush strokes is pretty much what he has been ing all along, stronger defense, lower taxes for cop racings and for the middle-class, tougher borders and that wall, on ending obama care, he was more direction. >> tonight i am calling on this congress to repeal and replace obamacare. america will be empowered by our aspirations, not burdened by our fears. >> reporter: the test now isan follow through. i'm david wright in washington. >> well joining now is political leen dec kathleen, thank you for joining ho cu covering this sort of stuff for decades now, what struck you

about the speech? that cha >> it was a definite change tone for president trump. it is, it is in keeping with what previous presidents have done. at s union or at their first presidential address, as it was for him. before congress. but, one never knows which trump will show up. and, this time we, we got election night trump. who was more sober, more reasoned, followed the teleprompter, didn't indulge in any of the sort of nasty comments that he occasionally makes on twitter, or in some of his public statements. so, in that sense, it was, it was different for him. >> earlier, cathleen he gave himself a c in getting his message out. comment now that you saw how he spoke tonight or last night rather? >> reporter: i think we need to see how it plays out in the future. this may be an anomaly or it may be a turn. we don't know yet.

i think that he has been frustrated in, in getting his message out. and he, he enjoyed in the campaign a real ability to speak over the top. so his media interrogators to the public. and i think he realized in the presidency that's much harder to do because just the setup is completely different. so, i am not sure that, that he wholly owns the sea, he may blame all of us for some of that. but certainly, i think there will be a heartened by the -- by the response to this speech, which, again, was a much more conventional speech from an unconventional president. but is likely to gain him a lot of credit among viewers who see only snippets, all of us watched the whole thing all the way through.ttle, bits andeo pple s, and may well come to a better notion o him. >> given that kind of change in messaging and tone, we have seen from him in the past, how much can you really hang on this speech for some one who is feeling either pessimistic or optimistic about it? >> hate to sound look a broken

record. i do think we are dealing with trump, fair to say, all most all of the time, that we don't really know. until we get some sort of consistent momentum in a particular direction. i think that a lot of people have hung on his words at particular times in the campaign. only to weak up the next morning, see a tweet and despair they had misread what they thought he was saying. it is early in his presidency, what, 45 or so days in. he has a lot of self definition to do. certainly this doesn't hurt him among the broader public and in fact probably helps him. helps calm down some of his critics in the house and senate who were worried they might see something much more inflammatory tonight from him. which they didn't. and, and, i am not sure that in this hyper-partisan atmosphere we are in anything will bridge the gap between democrats and republicans. >> too early to be excited or too early to be down on this. >> thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> of course, we will continue to have more coverage about the

speech. little, wednesday morning quarterbacking a bit throughout the morning. want to turn now to breaking news. serious breaking news. deadly severe weather outbreak across the middle of the country. investigators will be about 85 miles west of chicago today. trying to figure out how many tornados touched down there. at least one person was killed by an uprooted tree when, a tornado rolled through the city of ottawa, illinois. >> dozens of buildings, a nursing home and factory were damaged in a nearby community. one man said the tornado that hit there sounded like a freight train. his wife and son rode out the storm in a bathtub. their house was destroyed around them. >> at least one more person lost their life on an interstate in missouri. powerful wind, blew several cars off the road. officials say a driver was killed when a wrecked vehicle from a junkyard was thrown in the air and hit that victim's car. let's turn now to paul williams from accuweather who has the

latest on where the system is moving. paul. >> good morning, diane. kendis, unfortunately the deadly storm still has the another chapter left to it. look for another round of severe storms to plow its way throughout the ohio valley region and at the least produce some torrential downpours throughout portions of the northeast and rainshowers all the way up towards maine. we are expecting another round of possible tornados. deadly tornados. damaging hail. and wind. accelerating up to 65 miles per hour or even worse. diane, kendis. >> all right, thanks to paul. more news coming up, including the ceo of uber, call the on camera. lashing out at one of his drivers.ed this exchange and video. >> and beyonce -- is backing out of coachella, hard act to follow, no doubt. wait until you hear who is filling in. we'll fell you that later in the skinny. >> yeah, we just learned that.

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>> when he took to the podium, behind the president, mike pence and, paul ryan who immediately showed their commitment to fiscal responsibility by purchasing a buy one, get two free, suit and tie combo. right there. yes. >> steven colbert having fun with the president's address.ere having

a lot of fun with it indeed. you know the big skinny news this morning, is coachella. >> beyonce's pregnancy, actually ended up blowing a big hole through the weekend's plans to have her headline the whole festival. >> yeah, now they announced that lady gaga will headline both of beyonce's weekend on april 15th and 22nd. >> add the slot to her packed 2017 tour schedule. and be joined by fellow headliners, radio head and kendrick lamar. beyonce plans to headline in 2018. >> yeah, some aren't happy about it. imagine paying to see beyonce perform one of the best albums of all time. to hear one of gaga's worst instead. >> there are lots of people excited about gaga too. >> next, to that worldwide known poet. rihanna. big day on campus. >> the eight time grammy w never finished high school was honored with the harvard award

for charities she founded over the years. sunny didn't disappoint with an inspiring speech. >> so i made it to harvard. today i want to challenge each of you to make a commitment to help one person. one organization, situation that touches your heart. my grand mother always used to say if you got a dollar, there is plenty to share. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. it was my honor. >> great message. >> it is. >> reminded the students you don't have to be rich to be a humanitarian. >> yes, exactly. just, have to be one person who helps another. >> speaking of humanitarians, the internet has been going crazy in recent weeks over canadian prime minister, justin trudeau, also known by many as mr. dreamy. >> but as good looking as the 45-year-old may be. today check out newly found photos of a youn >> so, yeah, what do we think?

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>> crazy. >> i get it now. >> crazy. >> i get it now. >> yes. >> that's like the first thing that i ask in a tinder date. this is why i loved corrine on the bachelor. first description. >> she is available now. >> i know. >> call me. >> call him. >> corrine best known for outrageous antics. eliminated on monday night's show. so how much of her over the top personality was just an act. let's check in with abc's michael strahan. >> hope none of it. >> the woman so many loved to watch. sent home during one of the most intense rose ceremonies of the season. nick saying good-bye to the

24-year-old business owner. just before jetting off to finland with his final three, vanessa, raven, and rachel. i feel like it is, really like, never going to be repaired. >> in the end it wasn't meant to be. >> whatever happens happens. but i will never kiss up to a man ever again in my life. i'm done. i want to go off to sleep. [ applause ] >> here now, welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> watching the video. wondering if you are, are you surprised you were sent home? >> i definitely was surprise i'd got sent home. we had just had such an amazing hometown date. and, you know, things went really well with my family. i thought we had a lot of fun. we talked about a emotional things. just super blindsided by going home. >> there are a lot of people. i wonder is she really that way. or do so many things for shock value? is it really you?

or, i'm in the moment. let me play it up a little bit? >> i do have a very big personality. yeah, that is me. there was a lot of, you know, really intense and emotional conversations that weren't shown. it wasn't also like, sexy and flirty all the time. but, yeah, that's me. >> you, you are painted, panlted -- painted as the villain. was that fair? >> i don't t a villain does things viciously to other people. i never did anything vicious to anybody. i was just doing me. i was just, like i am going to do me. you guys do you. i will do what i want to do in my time you. do you. >> you did you well. i will tell you that. >> thank you. >> everybody loved it a round the studio. everyone is like crazy, she is here. this is the one. >> i heart her. i did. perfect. corinne, call me.

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tornados. new video of the damage who's in the threat zone right now. also this morning, a softer tone from president trump. the president lays out a of hope and unity. >> i am here tonight to deliver a message of. >> we are live in washington with analysis of the president's address to congress and the emotional moment bringing the chamber tocer nfl linebacker tomorrow. look at this. outside the police department when an officer comes out of nowhere putting an end to it. we'll show you the tackle. plus the high-end fashion at the president's address. the first lady's dress is getting a lot of attention this morning along with the hefty