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>> did they fall out or get run over? >> it happened out of nowhere. >> where did that person come from? the car? the bridge? >> i can't tell. >> they didn't jump. they couldn't have jumped. >> no, nothing came from above. it looks like either they were on the roof or somebody pushed them out. >> they weren't on the roof, either. nobody is on the roof of the car. >> well, not anymore. >> or were they under the car? >> all i'm saying is this is in hong kong. real. >> real. but i'm clueless. >> yeah, someone really came from somewhere in and around the car. >> was that a terminator appearance? >> that's an option. >> i'm going to see fake because i don't see the person walking up and down or running from the other direction. >> okay, we have four reals, one fake. mac? >> i'm going with the majority here. i think it is real. i have no idea. i'm pretty stumped, but i'm with you, i'm going real. >> we'll take that and go on to video number two.

♪ it's the final countdown >> wait a minute. >> they want you to believe that the final countdown is blaring out of that ambulance. ♪ it's the final countdown >> i would say that's a really good fake. it just feels so cool. >> it's fake but i love it. >> i'm so tempted to say real, though. but i'll say fake. >> yeah, we are all going fake, mac. >> it's a hard one to judge but i'm with you, i'm going to call fake. >> third video. >> yeah, you might want to look away from this one. >> wait! >> why would they do that? >> i know what happened. i'm going to see what you guys think. >> i don't think she paid her bill. they are coming to collect. >> i think it has something to do with them wanting to collect insurance. >> it's real. i think they have really done it, but you're on to something

with that one. >> i'll say real. here's what i say online the other day, that this woman was wanting to get out of work, and she asked these guys to try and break her leg. apparently, there was also some alcohol involved as well to lead to this poor decision. >> i've got some extra footage. nick is right, you can see them drinking here before it went down. >> now she's going to have long-lasting effects because of this, just because she didn't want to go to work? >> yeah. that's the excuse. don't wake daddy, remember that old game? >> yes, i do. >> well, the guys over at the battle university channel are turning the old board game into a real life challenge. this guy laying on the couch has his box of cereal. that's daddy, he's got a nerf gun, and the kids played buy these guys have to sneak up and take his box of cereal without getting shot with the nerf gun on the floor of bubble wrap. they try a couple times.

conner's first turn doesn't go well. now it's kevin's turn, he sneaks around the side. oh, he's got daddy's attention. but -- >> uh-oh. >> okay. well -- >> this could be a fun game to play. spring break's coming up. and easy, fun game to play with the kids. >> in case your children are getting on your nerves. >> now with the nerf gun, maybe the kids can wear goggles so nobody gets hurt. a couple wins, a couple fails. i love this. >> oh! >> very matrix there. he nearly gets shot and then gets wise. >> see, that's a good technique. get low! >> he's got it! >> you want to see another good technique? it's copper's second turn. he's going to be a little more stealthy this time. >> that was a good idea. >> it was a good idea. sadly, it doesn't work and he did get shot. conner is out for the second time. fun game. fun thing to try out.

these guys are saying all those things you never hear in an office. >> oh, is that true? >> okay. can y'all just let me live? >>

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things the like, hey, my food is in the fridge with my name on it, but you're welcome to it if you want it, are things you never hear around an office. >> actually, that has happened in this office. >> oh, yeah, it has, actually. >> remember that? >> case in point. >> when you ate my food? >> this video on youtube is a whole slew of things you never hear around the office. >> really? i'm going to write another complimentary e-mail to the office manager. >> man, it's 5:00 already. i was just getting started. >> three, two, one. >> 30 minutes, that's lunchtime,

back to work. >> because nobody wants a longer lunch. >> oh, sanding disk. cool. >> oh, is that true? what a delightful, up expected smell. >> my personal favorite around the office. when people bring in their fish, their broccoli and their -- >> kale. can y'all just let me live? >> a couple names i've been tagged in from friends, i'm at work, you can wait until after hours. >> i get that one all the time. >> that happens here all the time! we get free food. we get hooked up. >> this is true. but this is the part that does not happen around the office. >> i finished the task i'm working on before proceeding to the kitchen. i'm sure my coworkers will leave me something.

>> i think the 4:00 p.m. hour on friday is just as important as every hour. >> lie! because everybody knows, if you are here past 3:00, you're a loser. you drew the short straw. >> that meeting was so full of new and relevant information. i wish it had gone an hour longer. that's a look at some of the wor world's best viral

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when just one mucinex lasts 12 hours? let's end this. ♪ everything karats take a look in that mirror now tell me who's the fairest, is it you, it me ♪ ♪ say it's us and i'll agree ♪ jump in the cadillac >> love that song. >> now to uplifting news for us. we often compare cowork others to family. but for one flight attendant and family that comparison has reaped a new level starting with an attack the attendant had at 30,000 feet in the air. >> you are fam to me. >> thank you. i don't know if you would do this for me. >> david muir with their special story. >> reporter: jenny stansel has been battling chronic kidney disease for 15 years. it was about a year ago she had to go on dialysis. >> so first, i don my mask.

>> reporter: she documented her routine every night. >> i'm hooked up to this baby 10 1/2 hours a night, and it's basically keeping me alive. >> reporter: it's a far cry from her life as a flight attendant for alaska airlines. the 38-year-old mom of three says she was able to power through most days until last march. >> i actually had to take a passenger's seat on my lost flight because i was so ill. >> reporter: that's when she learned she'd need a kidney transplant. the search began, but it turned out she didn't have to look much further than the cockpit. captain jodi harskamp met jenny when tragedy struck the captain's family. a few years ago, days before christmas, the captain's home caught fire. that flight attendant was right there. >> jenny was one of the first people to show up. she made a lasagna from scratch and she showed up and said, you don't know me, but here's some love. >> reporter: a friendship was born. and four years later, it was captain jodi with a gift jenny never maned she would need. >> a lot of people say, "kidney for lasagna, that's a huge trade." >> it was made with love. it was really good lasagna. >> it was!

[ laughter ] >> reporter: look at this photo posted just moments before surgery. their doctors are happy to report it's a success. both recovering at the swedish organ transplant center in seattle. >> if i can provide just a little happiness and a little -- >> life. >> life. well, yeah. i give a kidney. she gets to live. pretty fair trade, right? >> david muir, abc news, new york. maybe a great trade but not one that just anybody would make. >> no, it went above and beyond there. >> kind of interesting. she said she was searching for a kidney at 30,000 feet and she found someone just five feet away in the cockpit. >> isn't that amazeding. > take a look at times square. i wouldn't give you a double mint gum. >> what?

this morning on "world news now," we are all geared up for storm team 17. >> i don't know. >> you just nickname the storm. >> overnight that major nor'easter has taken shape and now barrelling toward the northeast. the powerful winds creating bliding conditions and grounding flight. we'll go to accuweather for the latest. >> the new fears that millions of americans will lose their health insurance under the new republican plan to replace obamacare. the alarming report that he forecasts the number of uninsured americans grow a lot more than that. details ahead. and late are, the porn star turned pastor. she's hanging up the g-string for a life with god and now she's opening up about what happened to spark in incredible career change and how she hopes to help others. >> okay. and just in time for your spring

wardrobe, whatever this is. it's for sale online and it looks like short jeans with plastic windows for your knees. >> what. >> i guess some people are into that sort of stuff. >> okay. >> it is tuesday. is it march 14th. >> doesn't feel like it. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> we are geared up, ladies and gentlemen. >> jack is geared up. >> i got a whole bunch of new gear. can i show you my favorite one though? >> wow. >> this is to keep my face warm. >> that is a blizzard beater. >> it's a blizzard beard. >> it is, wow. >> do you think i could read the news with this on? let me try. ready? we begin this morning with that monster nor'easter bearing down. how does that sound. >> never thought i would have zz top reading the news to me. >> that's great. but yeah. >> my favorite purchase.

>> it is brutal inside. we decided to keep our outerwear indoors. it's an unusual storm system for the middle of march. >> i just saw your hat. >> sorry. >> all right. shall we go to the radar? are we done making fools of ourselves. >> yes, absolutely. >> check it out. the reason why this is so unusual there are two major storm systems one from the midwest, the other from the south. as you can see from the radar, they just on the verge of joining forces over the ohio valley. >> right now let's look at a live picture of the jefferson memorial there in washington, d.c. and they starred getting some snow overnight. this is courtesy of earth cam. >> now the system in the midwest has already brought the first significant snowfall in chicago since december. it also dumped up to a foot in the milwaukee area. and that has triggered some chain reaction collisions and also shut down some interstates. >> but the worst is yet to come. so get ready, northeast.

>> overnight the monster march storm formed off the east coast, the impact already felt well inland. the nation's capital, buried under several inches of snow. up to 30 million americans expected to experience blizzard conditions at some point today. the national weather service calling the storm life-threatening, new york city's mayor declaring a state of emergency. >> there should be a very serious blizzard, one that every should ache take seriously. >> the big apple could get more than a foot of snow, other areas up to two feet of snow. east coast communities mobilize agar mad da of trucks on the road overnight. rob marciano is in philadelphia. >> the salt and plow trucks are backing up and loading truck, this is part of a 50,000 ton stockpile of salt here in philadelphia to try to beat back this storm. >> reporter: with winds whipping above 50 miles per hour during the storm, widespread power outages also expected and severe

ef beach erosion anticipated in coastal communities. >> our two biggest concerns are the high tides. one in the morning on tuesday and one in the evening. >> reporter: and the storm will leave some of the coldest temperatures of the season in its wake. the silver lining? spring arrives monday. >> ah, so they say. >> so close. >> so close to it. so the colorado ligs of these twos systems into a monster nor'easter has triggered states of emergency up and down the east coast. paul williams joins us now with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: you're right. every storm's dressed like a starp dressed disaster. that's what we have going on right now. right now we have the storm that's actually creating this thick line of freezing rain and sleet. now initially we're thinking perhaps if the storm eases closer we may get a break. we're not getting a break at all. take a wider view of what's happening with this storm. this indeed is the monster that is. we still have active right here in purple all of these counties which include several states

still under a blizzard warning. that means we're talking about blowing snow, drifting problems and we're talking accumulations averaging between two to perhaps even four some of the models are now saying four inches per hour. when this begins to crank up. a lot of folks are saying what's the big deal? we're not seeing the big oomph of the storm just yet. hang on, okay? it's on the way. we're watching out for accumulations, for example, in some areas between 12 to 24 up towards the boston area and then we are looking out for another part of this system. now, this is a two-headed monster. not only are we dealing with tremendous snow but the winds. we actually have high wind warnings right now still? effect along the jersey shore throughout delaware up towards the boston area throughout massachusetts. this means we're going to be bracing for winds between 40 to 60-mile-per-hour wind gusts. we're talking about the combination of the snow, the accumulation of two perhaps even three feet of snow in some

areas. and then on top of that as if we weren't already worried enough, now we have to worry about winds causing damage and power outages all along the east coast. kendis, diane? >> paul, quite a bit of concern there. sharp dressed disaster. so many of my dates have described me as that. we appreciate it, paul. we'll get back with you in the next half hour. >> no problem. >> sharp dressed disaster. that's a good one. >> i resemble that remark. >> thanks. as you can expect the monster storm is expected to pretty much all but shut down travel across eight different states yesterday. >> over the course of yesterday and today, more than 6300 flights have been or are already canceled. creating a dom knee effect from coast to coast. united american, southwest airlines have already canceled all flights into and out of new york city airports and as of this hour, there are few if any flights in or out of philadelphia, boston, baltimore or washington, d.c. and the ripple effect is reaching far beyond the u.s.

affecting thousands of international flights including that by the way we should point out of the german chancellor, angela merkel was actually supposed to be in d.c. today and postponed that trip to meet with the president till later this week. and the morning's other big story is that potentially damaging report about the plan to replace obamacare. the report from the congressional budget analyst says 14 million people would lose coverage next year and that number would then rise to 24 million people by 2026. democrats believe those numbers are enough to end consideration of the current bill. >> trumpcare would be a nightmare for the american people causing tens of millions to lose coverage and millions more seeing the costs of their health care going up. >> but the budget office analysts also say that the republican plan would reduce federal deficits by nearly $340 billion over the next decade. still, president trump's health

secretary calls the report simply wrong. >> we disagree strenuously with the report that was put out. we believe that our plan will cover more individuals at a lower cost and give them the choices that they want for the coverage that they want for themselves and for their family, not that the government forces them to buy. >> president trump says the house plan is just an opening offer and that republicans are involved in what he calls a big fat beautiful negotiation. >> okay. well, there you have it. so the justice department now has six more days and counting to provide evidence in the president's wiretapping claim against former president obama. the trump administration asked for and received more time from the house intelligence committee. the new deadline is next monday. the panel says it may use subpoena power to get the information if the new cutoff is missed. and coming up right here, we're going to have the rest of this morning's headlines including, the curious sign outside a church that's left some of its parishioners rather

confused. >> and later the church led by a former porn star. she how she's challenging the true tenets of christianity. >> if you need for winter fashion tips follow us on instagram. maybe a few quotes from the well dressed disaster himself. you're watching "world news now." (coughs) cough doesn't sound so good. take mucinex dm. i'll text you in 4 hours when your cough returns. one pill lasts 12 hours, so... looks like i'm good all night!

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former president hosni mubarak. the appeals court earlier this month acquitted the toppled autocrat of any involvement in the killing of protests during the arab spring uprising of 2011. there are new questions surrounding his health. the 8-year-old mubarak has not left the confines of a military hospital. >> investigators are trying to figure out if a hoverboard blamed for that fatal fire in harrisburg, pennsylvania, was part of a recalled list. 3-year-old ashanti hughes died and two other children were injured in the fire. the death is the first linked to the popular scooter. they reportedly heard sizing and crackling before the hoverboard burst into flames. regulators have recalled more than 500,000 who hoverboards but it's unclear how many are still in use. >> the world's largest computer chipmaker is moving into the self-driving car business. intel has agreed to buy mobile

eye in a 15 bhld deal. intel previously entered into partnerships with bmw and auto parts supplier delphi automotive. a sign outside a massachusetts church is showing the importance of proper ward spacing. >> take a look. the sign outside the first baptist church is being red two different ways. some say it says god is now here. others look at it and see god is nowhere. >> is it based on your perspective what you see. >> you saw god is nowhere. >> some are saying it could be god i snow here. >> there is that. >> which given account weather is kind of appropriate. >> yeah. >> it's like let's eat grandpa, that comma is very, very important. coming up, the porn star saved by the church. how she's using her story to inspire women around the country.

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well, it's not every day that you hear about a pastor with a porn star past. it's the unusual life story though of crystal by set. >> i spoke with her about what not only drew her to the church but then inspired her to create her own church. now she's trying to help women all across the country. >> reporter: it's sunday morning

and crystal by set cannot be late to church. ♪ i am free >> the 33-year-old mother of three and her husband david are the pastors here at new beginnings in upstate new york. ♪ i am free to live more you joets. >> and while she seems to be a model christian now, it's a relatively new role until three years ago, she was a porn star. >> i don't appreciate. >> her screen name was nadia and she starred in over 100 adult films. >> how do you feel about that now looking back. >> shocked that my mind and body got to that point where it became like this normal thing. >> reporter: she says it was normal for her to make up to $30,000 a month. >> used to go to the playboy mansion all the time. that was like the starstruck thing meeting hugh hefner and everybody. i mean, it was -- it was glamorous at times. >> growing up in upstate new york she says she could never have predicted the twists and turns of her life. >> a teenager, i grew up.

i was an honor roll student in high school. i was a varsity cheer leader. i was always active that way. >> reporter: but she got pregnant with her son justin when she was just 16 so she started stripping to make money and moved to california 0 give her son a better life. >> we grew up very poor. >> reporter: were you trying to give him a life you never had. >> yes, absolutely. i wanted to give him a snowmobile. i didn't have any of that stuff when i was a kid. >> reporter: she says an agent discovered her and convinced her to try pornography if i. >> the first shoot was horrible. i was scared. i remember talking to a guy and he was like you don't look like you really want to do this. after the shoot i saw the in a shower balling my eyes out crying for two hours, i felt so gross and dirty. >> reporter: but you went back, why? >> money, went back for money. >> reporter: not even 30 years olds, she had a house in malibu and a ferrari. even her own nightclub back

home. despite it all, she wasn't happy. >> i started taking painkillers and hydrocodoe doan and drinking alcohol to get through the scene numbing smiz. >> reporter: and coming to the grips with the sexual abuse she says she suffered as a child. >> i had a bad abusive childhood. i was sexually abused by two people as a child. >> how did you feel that affected you. >> that i think is a huge impact why i got into the adult industry. i was constantly seeking for male attention i didn't get when i was a kid. >> reporter: then in 2014, she drove home drunk. >> got in a two-car crash. broke my nose. had stitches down the side of my face. my car got totaled. >> reporter: it was a wake-up call and she started going to church with her sister into i started reading the bible when i was on the set. i was reading hen and i hated it. >> reporter: she decided to leave the porn industry for good getting through her final scenes

was especially difficult. >> i hated because i wasn't taking pain medicine or anything like that. everything was sinking in. it was horrible. >> reporter: and then she met the young pastor david bisset. >> i showed up there and i first noticed her but she was wearing these high heels that were like crazy big and i looked, i was like man, she's got it going on. i'm like too tall. i'm not interested. i'm a short guy. >> reporter: he was worried she might be too tall for him but wasn't that concerned what she did for work. so the two started dating. > so you're a pastor, she's a porn star. that's kind of an unlikely pairing. > uh-huh. >> how did that come to be. >> what drew to you her. >> i liked the fact that she was independent. and very strong and unfortunately, probably hard to control and i like that so i am up for a challenge i guess into did it make you harder for you knowing her past? >> not at all. listen, that's what christ is about. >> reporter: armed with a degree and with david by her side,

crystal slowly rebuilt her life. >> it took me a little while to find a job because your past keeps coming up. people know, she's a porn star so they weren't going to hire me. i got turned by away by so many different jobs because of that. >> she eventually landed a job as a legal assistant and they got married. their son came along soon after. but her past copied to haunt her. david says the negative attention they received forced him to leave his church. ♪ i am free >> so a year later they decided to start their own. >> i feel like i can help abused women in the adult industry preaching and being able to reach out to people that are broken and lost. it's a calling. > you can't let that fear set in right away. >> reporter: she says that past she tried so hard to shake is now an asset that helps her connect with people of all backgrounds. >> doesn't matter if you came through the doors with full body piercings and tattoos and stuff. it's like we didn't judge them.

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this morning on "world news now," the late winter storm slamming the east right now that powerful snow making nor easter is threatening to dump nearly two feet of snow with blinding blizzard conditions. we'll have a live update on the storm's track just ahead. >> and quoting the quote, white house spokesperson sean spicer addressing president trump's wiretapping claim by explaining that it's an issue of the quotes, there you see it, used in the president's original twitter outburst. the latest on this distracting issue. >> new this half hour, a standoff with police that ended with tragedy. >> a man barricades himself inside his van. police then move in with fire hoses to try to get him out. hear what went wrong. >> and after four seasons, did nick viall finally find love or

did it yet again end in heart break? the hot finale in finland that left one woman out in the cold. our bachelor analyst is here to hand out the final rose on this tuesday, march 14th. >> finally, it's over. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." they were out in the cold in finland on the bachelor but it doesn't look much different outside here. >> finland kind of looks like times square and washington, d.c. at this point except nick is out out there. he will be later on. we're going to get to that a little bit later. but we're going to start with much of the nation bracing for what's shaping up to be a hick blizzard >> two powerful storm systems on a collision course over the ohio valley with one system moving east from the midwest, the other heading north along the east coast. they're set to combine into a monster nor'easter taking aim on more than 60 million americans in the northeast. >> let's seats how things are playing out at this early

morning hour. live shot of new york's times square. there is a little bit of precipitation that is coming down. but the city is expected to get socked with up to a foot and a half of snow. >> here's what it looks like in washington, d.c. that's the capitol building all lit up, expected to get at least half a foot of snow. >> many schools are closed all around the d.c. area. that system coming out of the midwest has already dumped more than a foot of snow across many hears giving chicago its first major snowfall since december. >> it looks pretty from inside. >> yeah. >> but you don't really want to go outside. >> no. >> also on that note as you can imagine traveling is coming to an all but stand still across eight different states. with more than 6300 flights canceled between yesterday and today. abc's maggie ruehle kicks off our coverage. >> reporter: the midwest is getting the first taste of this late winter storm and with it disastrous driving conditions freezing temps and nearly a foot of snow outside milwaukee causing this chain reaction wreck involving three semis and a dozen other vehicles.

now all eyes on what's about to come for the northeast. >> every report we've had on this is it's going to snow hard and fast for a long period of time. and it will create whiteout conditions. >> reporter: that storm set to combine with another one in the gulf and move up the coast as a powerful nor'easter even the national weather service calls life threatening. with blizzard warnings across the midwest and northeast, meaning snow falling at a blistering rate, 2 to 4 inches an hour. add to that expected wind speeds of 35 to 50 miles per hour creating visibility less than a quarter mile and we have a dangerous and messy mix. airlines are pro actively canceling thousands of flights across the country. >> hopefully i'll get on one of these flights. i'll see what the other alternatives are. >> reporter: as many as 60 million people stand in the path of seriously nasty winter weather. >> it should be a very serious blizzard, one that everyone should take seriously. >> maggie ruehle, abc news new york.

>> thanks to maggie. this has been a very difficult system to forecast. >> tracking the storm all night though lucky for us, we have accuweather's paul williams for us. paul, thanks so much for staying up late with us. and what do we know so far? >> what we know right now is this is just the beginning and the final chapter is yet to be written. we have a low pressure system that's going to intensify as it moves to the north. whiteouts rate of 2 to 3 inches per hour. which means we could have some areas receive one, two, and even three feet of snow in some areas. we have the threat of thundersnow. if this isn't enough, this low combined with the other one that moved across from the midwest, there's another part of this that's really a big problem. we have strong winds along the entire east core. 40 to 60-mile-per-hour winds that will accompany this storm system as it strengthens and moves up the east coast. so yes, it's a serious storm. it is a meteorological monster and it's ripping its way right up the east coast. >> that's a lot to take in,

paul. but the big question now, how long will this all last? >> okay. i'm glad you said that because we talked about it being difficult to track initially. now here's the latest model run. starting at about 6:00, we can see this is just rain right here. but the blue we're talking about the snow, the darker blue is the trouble area. we're looking at a foot or more of snow. we start to see it moving by 7:30. it's heading down to the d.c. area over towards new york, philadelphia. watch that by lunchtime, new york getting pounded. new york getting pounded by this snow by noon. and then as this lifts a bit further, boston has the opportunity to get pounded with a mix of freezing rain and snow and this continue not only into tuesday evening but even going into wednesday. so that's why i'm saying the saga has just begun. just because you haven't been hit hard yet, hang around. it's headed your way. >> great, thanks.

that's very uplifting. >> i'm so glad the first time we have paul live, he's like all full of good news. thanks. >> thank you so much. >> get some hot chocolate and find someone to cuddle up with. >> all right, thank you. let's move on. >> that wasn't enough. >> he wasn't taking what you were putting out there anyway. >> thank you. to the morning's other big story indeed. it appears when president trump accused former president obama of wiretapping trump tower, he didn't really mean wiretapping. >> okay. >> that's the explanation from the white house press secretary, sean spicer on the same date trump administration asked for more time to prove the president as accusation. spicer explained he didn't mean the term in a literal sense. the key it seems is the quotation marks. >> the president used the word wiretap in quotes to mean broadly surveillance and other activities. he literally had it in quotes. he said they were in quotes. it was referring to surveillance

overall. >> so whatever surveillance the president meant, the justice department now has until monday to provide proof. the house intelligence committee says it may subpoena the information if the deadline is missed. >> is this an episode of "friends"? >> i think it was just quotations. >> all right. and there has been predictably a partisan reaction to a new report about the republican health care plan backed by president trump. congressional budget analysts say the plan won result in 14 million americans losing their coverage next year and by 2026 that, number would rise to 24 million. those numbers have house democrats now urging republicans to stop working on this bill, but house speaker paul ryan says the republican plan is better than obamacare because it doesn't force people to buy expensive coverage and he has the backing of president trump. >> the house plan will expand choice, lower costs and ensure health care access for all. we're negotiating with everybody. it's a big fat beautiful negotiation. >> the report also found that

the plan would significantly reduce the deficit. so far that current plan has been approved by two house committees. speaker ryan wants the full house to consider it next week. even if it is approved by the house, the bill faces an unclear future in the senate. several republican senators have already voiced strong opposition to it and some have declared it dead and arrival. >> warm thoughts coming up. make a visit to spring training. when we come back, tim tebow. >> oh, you have my attention. >> timmy. there you go, timmy tebow in action. >> and later, from one bachelor to another. >> there you go. >> nick's pick. our senior bachelor analyst is here to break down the "bachelor" finale. you're watching "world news now" >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by clearasil rapid action. can it ?

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a 98-year-old minnesota man is facing arrest and extradition for alleged nazi war crimes. it comes four years after allegations surfaced that mark karkoc commanded a nazi unit in poland. he lived in minnesota for decades. his family has repeatedly denied his involvement in any war crimes. they say he suffers from alzheimer's disease. >> a dramatic ending to traffic stop in southern california. police say the man who is a father of six barricaded himself inside his minivan for about 30 minutes. authorities became concerned that he was going to light the vehicle on fire. so they used a fire hose to force him out of the vehicle. but then police say they had to shoot him. >> the man -- >> they tried to take him into custody.

but unfortunately, the gentleman reached behind and produced a knife. officers felt threatened. >> the man was identified as michael perez. his estranged wife says he lived in the van for more than a year and suffered with a drug abuse problem. >> incredible video there. all right. switching some greerz now to lift our spirits, let's talk about love put on indefinite hold for millions of tinder users. the popular app appeared to be experiencing a massive technical meltdown yesterday afternoon keeping millions of do it yourself cupids left in swipe limbo. >> so that's why. >> so it's unclear what exactly is wrong with the app, whether this affected only certain users on certain dayses or based on location. no word yet from tinder. for those feeling bad about themselves because they weren't getting responses, problem with the app most likely. >> this has been going on for the last four months, right? is that why i haven't gotten a single match? >> i'm not sure that has

anything to do with the app. >> hmm. i don't know. i see a conspiracy there. hey, tim tebow. he has no problem with people swiping right. he's no longer 0 for spring training as a new york met. >> so he finally got his first hit during grapefruit league action yesterday. he grounded a single to end an 0 for 7 skid. >> so he also did a nice job with the glove. look at him here, timmy tebow in action. >> oh, great job. >> left to take a hit away from the marlins justin bure. yes. that deserves a standing ovation for timmy. >> not in my house. >> and manny is being manny again even on the other side of the globe. former big leaguer manny ramirez has a sweet deal to play in japan this year. >> reports say he has a chauffeured mercedes, a private hotel suite for road games and

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>> time for "the skinny," and it is time for "the bachelor" finale. >> yes. it was an exciting time. so here with the details of last night's finale is our chief senior global analyst contributor jack sheahan. >> we brought both things of roses. >> this is fancy. >> spread them out. i'll tell you what. too much is never enough when it comes to "the bachelor" finale. let's put it that way. >> fantastic. >> nick, raven, vanessa, that's the only people who we're dealing with here basically, both women had met nick's families. so let's go from the frozen tundra of the upper westside of manhattan to frozen and presumably still romantic finland. roll that beautiful bachelor footage. this is the first or the last date i should say involving vanessa and nick. there they are on their horses having a nice walk around. >> central park? >> it looked it in a couple hours, no doubt about that.

they had a weird visit with santa who was -- >> >> >> who was hanging out in lapland. >> i know him. >> so everybody got a kick out of that. it was as weird as it could possibly be. later on they're talking. vanessa had some tough questions. she wanted some reassurance from nick. he was wishy washy as usual. next the last date with raven. >> oh. >> yeah. since it was cold, they were ice skating which, of course, brings to memory those with institutional memory of "the bachelor," this season at least remember their date in the roller rink. >> oh, yeah. >> yeah. >> of course. >> you remember that, right? >> the cool like "kiss me" song and stuff like that? eventually nick walks off, comes in with some dogs. >> ah. >> raven gets to hang out with some dogs while vanessa got to hang out with santa. who knows what that says? >> raven wins.

>> next, time to get serious. raven arrives, my goodness if she only knew what was going to go down. >> oh. >> let's hear how the moment happened. >> oh, this is great. >> and i think about every moment that we've had. and i think about how much i've grown to care about you, respect you. and i feel like how much love i have for you. i just don't know if i'm in love. >> yeah. that's another way of saying this ain't going to happen, folks. >> i did like her response. she said i will never forget standing here telling you how i feel about you. >> she was. she was classy. she was stoic at her moment of heartbreak. >> she was cold, too. >> she was probably cold in that dress but she's going to warm up later this summer when she makes her bow on "bachelor in paradise." so raven ain't done yet. off she goes in the truck there.

next, time for vanessa to arrive. she didn't know it yet but she was the last one standing. let's hear the question we've all been waiting for. >> yes, yes. >> vanessa grimaldi, will you marry me? >> yes. >> did she say no? that sounded like a no. >> that was a yes. that was a yes. so they have no date planned. of course, nick has some obligations coming up here on the network. they admitted they're still getting to know each other. next, the big historic moment on "after the final rose." as we know, rachel is the bachelorette. and they pulled a fast one on her, introduced a couple of her guys. demario, blake, dean, and eric. this guy dean said i'm ready to go black and i'm never going

back. may 22nd here on abc. >> because she's black. ecause she's black.

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tickets can range from $76, not bad, all the way up to $501. >> wow. >> here's the impressive part. you've got to wonder what celine dion is going to be doing during that time. >> that's right. that's where she plays. we know what one woman is doing. jennifer lopez posted this -- still have this. posted this intimate picture with alex rodriguez while vacationing in the bahamas. you can see a-rod kind of nuzzling on her ear. the grainy photo was posted on her instagram but then it was quickly deleted. >> oh. however, not fast enough to escape the celebrity couple nickname. they went really out on a limb on this one, j-rod. neither though have confirmed they're actually dating. apparently the pair has been in the bahamas since friday. we'll leave it at that. we hope they are a couple because they're kind of nice to look at. they're cute.

but so was drake and j-lo. okay, finally, i can't believe we missed it. it was national napping day yesterday. people from all across the world united in their love for sleep. >> so there's corrine from the "bachelor." she issued a psa on the issue. >> national napping day encourages to you take some time out for you and reward yourself for all your hard work. today, if you're tired from daylight savings or just from being your fabulous self, just think, wwcd. what could corrine do? >> that, of course, is a parody of the fact that she actually napped through one of the rose ceremonies on the "bachelor" this season. >> but other celebs were getting in on the act. they showed us just how hard their lives are. that's kanye and the kids. >> ah. >> is that west? >> looks like both of them, right? >> that's northwest. yeah. all right. >> oh, there we go.

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