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>> para mor's cast includes ten former members of national gymnastics or acrobatics' teams. clearly i'm not one of them. >> you're the newest one. >> should have gotten that guy to wear a ponytail wig. be your stunt double. >> in my defense that trampoline the spring is times a hundred from your backyard. >> from the usual trampolines. >> that's what the problem is. >> that's what it was. >> i think we need to send kendis to investigate and check for himself. >> i would spring up and never come back down. did you feel like you were getting the hang of it at any point? >> yeah it's about balance and core stability. these acrobats and gymnasts are unbelievable. >> what's it like seeing them do it in person? >> it's magical. there are these twins who do this unbelievable five-minute act. they were former professional gymnasts and they fly through the air mirroring each other, it's beautiful. >> so cool. >> like a cirque du soleil show with a story, song and dance as well. >> nicki, always great to have you on. thanks for the immersive

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it's time for our in box segment. >> also known as our least favorite segment. kidding. >> we take a look at what you guys have thought about the show. >> our most crinkge worthy segment. >> you might have noticed our fashion yesterday during the storm. >> like to think we were fashion forward. >> that was my beautiful beard face mask. >> you were warm. >> well our viewers liked it. >> did they? >> we did figure out that kenteth moaten is watching us even when he's not on the show. >> yay, we have a viewer. >> he posted what is happening? #zz top. i'll take that as a compliment opinion. >> the crazies hash tag is correct. another viewer tweeted about it. is diane part yeti?

>> my personal favorite give kendis his toupee back. >> hey, that's kinda harsh. but so true i would say. >> do you remember giraffe mom, the woman who danced around in her room with the giraffe head? the real giraffe mom gave birth with the jiffar had on. and our viewers, you, had a little bit so say about that. >> people in maine are so strange. grew up in new hampshire, know lots about maine. wasn't she in new jersey? >> and this is marilyn. she's thinking it would have been a tiny bit funny had she put on the entire giraffe costume, but that might have been a little bit challenging. >> and this is charles who said i love your outfit -- this is not giraffe man. >> no they're talking about me. charles is saying that he liked my outfit and my earrings.

which is very nice, charles. he sent on a day that i was not here. >> well isn't that you? >> apparently charles thought so. >> you anchor women look alike. >> i'm sure lindsay appreciates the comment about her dress and her earrings. i did pass it on. okay onto the video that we could not stop watching. the bbc dad and his kids who photo bomb. >> walk through the club like what. >> well you may have noticed another video also making the rounds. >> a better known one. >> our graphics department had quite a good time with this, as did you guys on social media in reaction. >> so this is sam, who said your diane impersonation was on spot. kenny g. are you going to sing wicked next? >> carry on. >> i don't know how to sing wicked. i could do my diane impe when you've got an uncontrollable cough take delsym, the #1 12-hour cough medicine. it helps control the impulse to cough for 12 hours.

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this morning on "world news now," the presidential tax return. >> the issue was huge during the campaign with then candidate trump refusing to release his returns while under audit. and now the timing of this news has certainly sparked curiosity. we'll have the latest on whether this is the big reveal many were hoping for. >> and it's time to start digging out for many as that super nor'easter moves offshore leaving behind plenty of snow. but it's the deep freeze that's about to set in that will make the aftermath much worse. we have a live report on what's next, and why this storm for a lot of people wasn't actually as bad. >> look at that. >> as first predicted. >> we're going hunting for the elusive -- >>close. ape. two swamp sweepers are in florida, trying to track down this beast. but be very, very quiet. >> the swamp ape? is that just big foot? >> no in florida, they call it

someth >> okay. and -- i'm guessing that go quite according to plan. >> this is the gym class mishap th the laws of physics. bottom of what happened here on this wednesday, march 15th. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> reminds me a little of the time we tried the carry your wife competition. >> exactly. just came crashing down. that's pretty much every monday morning. >> also true. complete train wrecks. but we'll start this morning with some breaking news. a glimpse into president trump's finances as the white house releases part of his 2005 tax return. >> many are questioning the timing of the leak of these returns, released as the president's health care bill is under fire on capitol hill ahead of the possible confirmation of whether there's an fbi investigation into the trump campaign ties with russia. as for the returns themselves abc's josh haskell has been

scouring the documents. josh good mornin >> reporter: diane and kendis we're nearly two months into the presidency of donald trump and questions tax returns continue to swirl over his administration. on tuesday night, the white house released trump's income and tax rate for 2005 in order to pre-empt an msnbc story they referred to as desperate for rating. pulitzer prize-winning journalist david kay johnson made the announcement on msnbc's rachel maddow show based on documents obtained by johnson, trump paid $36.5 million in taxes for a tax rate of roughly 24%. that percentage is below the 27.4% average for taxpayers earning $1 million a year. according to data from theressional joint committee on taxation. the white house numbers closely mirrored those released by johnson who claims he received the return unsolicited.

>> came in the mail and there's nothing improper about journalists, if you haven't solicited something, getting it over the tranceom. and it's entirely possible that donald sent this to me. he has over the years, leaked all sorts of things. >> every republican nominee since richard nixon has release the tax returns. in the documents distributed by the white house still leaves questions, including source of income how much was donated to charity and foreign income among other things. >> and the other question is whether or not the president or somebody with the administration might have leaked it to rachel maddow or that reporter originally. >> and that seems to be the case with so many leaks at the white house. it's not only the information you get from them but also why these leaks keep happening and where they're coming from. josh thanks so much for that report. >> turning now to the other top story this morning, and the brutal cold temperatures leftat monster powerful storm shifted inland reducing the snowfall for major cities along

the east coast. the latest radar shows that storm now centered over upstate new york and northern new england and up into canada. >> but still, what did fall roughly seven inches for philadelphia, new york and boston made schools come to a close yesterday. work and travel forthe storm grounded 6,200 flights f coast to coast nearly2,000 mo for today. m it also whipped up theastlines with wind gusts of nearly 8 hour. these are waves caught on camera on new york's long island. several coastal communities were just plunged under water. >> but now the new danger is the arctic blast that's right now freezing all that slush and standing water as millions try to dig out. now it may be march, but some areas are experiencing the coldest temperatures of the season. perfect time to ask mag toe go outside -- maggie to go outside. >> she always smiles, no matter what. every week we're going to find something new to send her to do and see if she can keep smiling. so far, so good.

>> i'm up to the challenge, guys. yes, it's freezing yes, i'm still smiling, yes, it's 1:30 a.m. we didn't get quite as much snow here in new york city as predicted, but as someone who's been out here since 3:00 p.m., covering this storm, i promise you, new york city got plenty of sleet, freezing rain and a sloppy mess. now that the storm is out of here, it's time to start cleaning up. blizzard conditions blast the northeast. heavy snowfall dumping down up to four inches an hour in some places. in utica new york this time lapse shows cars quickly turning into lumps of white. freezing rain and ice turned roads treacherous. this semi- jack knifred in boston. authorities are still asking the tens of millions of americans in the region to stay home. >> very important that people stay in to the maximum extent possible. >> reporter: most of the major cities got less accumulation than expected but they did get

walloped with a sloppy mix of sleet and snow. now temperatures are dropping. refreezing the roads. >> it's imperative to get the roads cleared so you guys can get on with your lives. >> reporter: other dangers, high winds, gusting up to nearly 80 miles per hour whipping the massachusetts coastline. this wind turbine in rhode island snapped in half. in pennsylvania first responders banded together escorting a toddler to a hospital for a heart transplant. now major airports are struggling to get back up and running. using backups all across the country, after cancelling more than 6,000 flights. >> sleep here all night because the flight was canceled. >> reporter: but not everyone is hating the day off. we met up with a few kids in new york's central park prchl. >> snow is pretty compact. so you havesnowballs. >> reporter: it's still freezing in new york city still plenty of snow piled up behind me on these cars plenty of snow to make snowballs.

but believe it or not, we are now just five days away from spring on the calendar. doesn't feel like it, but i'm holding out hope we'll get some warmth group beach trip on the books. i don't know what you guys think. >> i like the sound of that. >> maggie we're apparently learning there was some withholding of information related to the forecast models. what's going on there? >> yeah so we're hearing this from many u.s. meteorologists heard last minute there was a good chance the cities would not get hit as hard by this big storm, but they said they didn't want to confuse people. remember the timing of this storm, the heavyiest snowfall happened during the morning hours, they said it was better to exercise caution to keep people safe. but there's always that balance of making sure they don't over-hype things either before they start losing the trust of the public. we'll have to see what comes out of this one. >> so after they knew they were wrong, they said we knew, we just didn't tell anyone.

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look at this impressive sight. police say these weapons were bound for terrorist groups. they were seized in spain as part of a crackdown on illegal arms trafficking in europe. it includes assault rifles pistols, machine guns, revolvers. five people were also arrested. >> unbelievable. and the u.s. has also made a significant change in how it fights terror. president trump has given the cia the authority to conduct drone strikes against suspected terrorists. the agency used that new protocol in syria last month in a deadly attack on one of osama bin laden's sons-in-law. that is previously the cia would find the terrorists but then the military would launch the attack. the obama administration said that was to provide transparency and accountability. and a human rights advocacy group is accusing syria of starving its own citizens. a new report by physicians for human rights claims bashar al

assad's governmen blocked aid convoys and made sure some deliveries didn't have enough supplies. secretary of state rex tillerson is in japan this morning on his first official trip to asia but a controversy is following him. the "new york times" state attorney's office said tillerson allegedly used an e-mail alias as ceo of exxon to discuss climate change. exxon is being investigated for misleading investors and the public about climate change. the a.g.'s office said tillerson used an account known as wayne tracker. for seven years. and the marines top commander was on capitol hill facing tough questions about a nude photo scandal. general robert neller admits there is a problem in the culture of the marine corps. >> now he's asking the women in the marines to trust him and asking the men in uniform to join him in making change.

here's martha raddatz. >> the marine corps commandant faced the scandal now rocking the marine corps head on. >> we all have to commit to getting rid of this perversion to our culture. >> reporter: the outrage growing after the discovery of hundreds of nude photos of female marines, originally linked to a facebook page called marines united. but even as some of those women are speaking out, the photos are popping up on other pages. >> do you agree with me, this is one of the darkest moments and it needs to be fixed? >> yes, senator. >> reporter: the nation's top marine is vowing to prosecute those responsible. that promise falling short for some senators demanding swift action and accountability after years of complaints. >> who is being held accountable for doing nothing since 2013? who? which commander? i am very concerned that this is part of a culture that is resulting in the high levels of sexual assault.

>> reporter: senator kirsten gillibrand pointing to the problem of sexual assault of female marines the highest rate of any branch in the military. >> this is a problem with our culture. i don't have a good sdwranswer for you. i'm not going to sit here and duck around this thing, i'm not. that's a lame answer but that's the best i can tell you right now. we've got to change. and that's on me. >> reporter: there is now a hotline that is getting calls from marines and others sharing information that might help in identifying some of the abusers. general neller estimates some 500 marines united members accessed those photos. there have also been a few victims coming forward, which the marine corps is urging more of them to do. martha raddatz abc news washington. martha thank you. coming up in our next half hour the congressman under fire for a racially charged tweet. but he's now doubling down on his remarks. but first, the hunt is under way in the florida swamp lands. two men are tracking the elusive

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all together. but we have gloria rivera on the hunt for the swamp ape. >> it's 10:00 p.m. in florida's green swamp. >> do you hear it? >> i thought that was one of you guys. >> no that was something running towards us. >> reporter: that's 63-year-old mark barton and 51-year-old chris connor. for the past three years, they've been on a mission that florida's very own version of big foot the skunk ape -- >> a lot of activity. >> reporter: a half man, half-ape creature with bad body odor. >> there's that odor again guys. >> reporter: is for real. legend has it the creature lives somewhere in here 110,000 acres of the snake-infested junkel. known as florida's green swamp. >> jeez. like jurassic park in here. >> reporter: why here why this swamp that happens to be in your backyard? >> you have thick vegetation,

running water, you have wildlife for food. why couldn't they be here? >> reporter: the duo spends most weeks trekking through palmetto trees trying their best to avoid creatures they do know exist here. but it all started as a kind of therapy. >> it goes back to his wife was terminally ill and we knew she was dying and the day was going to come. and so i said when the day comes, you know you need to stay busy. and at the time there was a finding big foot show that was beginning to be more popular. and i said you know what i've always wanted to go do an expedition. >> and i said hell why not? i have to do something. if i sit here i'm not going to make it. >> reporter: now they're hooked. they document their adventures on their youtube channel, the trail to big foot. this video is their jackpot proof. the day they nearly came face-to-face with it. that black speck right there,

they say that's the skunk ape. >> there's the eye opening up right there. looks like some blinking possibly going on. >> there's the other eye. >> it does look like something big and dark and hairy. will it's not a hog? >> no, it's not a hog. >> reporter: now i'm interested in what's out there. we're about to head in. this is the probably the moment where you're thinking, this is crazy. it's thick jungle. so i'm going to treat this as seriously as you do. remember, this is what we're looking for. >> right in here. >> reporter: about a half mile fresh. >> reporter: after a total of five hours, no sig apparently shy skunk ape today. what is real their brotherhood, based on believing. >> how long do you think you'll be at this? >> i'm 63. can i go out when i'm 68? i hope. i plan to. i plan to. >> reporter: for "nightline," gloria riviera in florida's green swamp. n anthisr producer got a pkts ape. >> ye need to work

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so it's spring break time. >> woo hoo! >> and who doesn't like spring break? even if you are a grandmother. so this is a colorado woman, her name is doreen. she office vacation just hanging out, playing bingo. then she saw a group of young ladies who were at the mexican resort she was at and they were partying. she decided, you know what forget bingo, let's do some tequila shots. so yeah she did that and some of the girls actually tweeted back at her grandson and said, oh, my god, your grandma is awesome. and she tweeted shots with the girls. >> look at that. >> go doreen. >> she's out-drinking them.

>> all right, well a 14-year-old might have wished she had shots of tequila, we're not advocating that, but that was in her gym class. they created this hill out of milk crates. >> what was the point? >> it looks like whoever was holding her harness pulled too hard. so rather than be there in case she fell they made her accidentally fly. we're presuming accidentally. she's fine though. she thought it was hilarious, because she's the one who posted this video. 8,000 retweets so far and some hilarious responses. check that out. meantime you have these two kids, 17 and 16 years old, and they met running cross country at school. and so the prom was coming up and he wanted to think of a

creative way for a prom posal. so as a runner what do you do? you go up there with your gps tracker and spell out the word prom, even with the question mark. he did it on a 5.5-mile run. >> the question mark is a little off. >> and claire said -- yes, it's a little off. >> you like to run, as we know from your instagram page. your many running photos. would you ever do something like that for me? >> oh wow of course i would. would i have to complete the 8.42 miles? >> oh wow. >> it doesn't really spell out much. >> oh i see. >> that your track? >> straight up to zw bridge and back. >> creative with that one. >> my legs are looking good in that shot. >> and finally, some playful dolphins gave some boaters quite a show. they were trying to shoot the landscape, divot this shot

♪ ♪ this world on "world news now," the tale of the taxes. president trump's turn released overnight, and with the more pressing issue of millions of american potentially losing health care, what's the real story here? and spring is just around the corner, but it won't exactly feel like that. the nor'easter has come and gone, but we will be feeling its effects for longer than expected. we'll see who got hit the hardest and whether air travel will be back on track today. and new this half hour a wild gas station crash and it was caught on camera. >> an suv plowed into one set of gas pumps before slamming into another. the whole thing erumts into -- erupts into a ball of flames.

you'll hear what we're finding out about the uber driver who was behind the wheel. and the beehive is buzzing. beyonce posted this photo. no big deal, looks great. but there's something that the beehive picked up about this particular photo that has them freaking out. we'll tell you in "the skinny." it's wednesday, march 15th. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> i was going to go with let it be, but i decided -- >> what it be? >> yes. >> i'm still trying to find the clue. >> yeah, it's really quite a revelation, if you're a big beyonce fan. a lot of people inspecting the document dump that took place late last night, the release by the white house just hours ago of some of the president's tax information. >> this was a big issue during the campaign. donald trump is the first president since nixon to not fully release his tax returns, but now the white house has confirmed some details about the president's 2005 tax return,

showing that the president paid $38 million in taxes on an income of more than $150 million. the president's return also shows that he declared $103 million in losses in 2005. >> that guy is a pulitzer prize winning journalist who said he received the partial return in the mail both pages of it. the white house details were released just before he appeared on msnbc. >> do you believe -- do we have reason to believe that the documents you just described there, were leaked by him, or is it just a possibility? >> it's a possibility and it could have been released by someone at his direction. with donald, you never know. >> he said in the past, he's had some things leaked to him from donald trump at the time. journalist david clay johnson said he got the two pages of the tax return in the mail. details that are not included in the partial return are the president's sources of income, and the types of deductions that he claimed. >> but democrats are now being

urged to not focus on the president's taxes so much and stay focused on the fight over health care. a lot of the argument now centers on the potentially damaging report from congressional budget analysts. >> yeah, so that report said the republican plan to replace obamacare, would result in millions of americans losing coverage over the next decade. cecilia vega has reaction from the white house. >> reporter: the president in the oval office with saudi royalty, asked about that report card on the republican plan to repeal and replace obamacare -- >> cbo score mr. president? >> reporter: the president sat stone-faced, no comment. but his press secretary, not holding back, saying the non-partisan congressional budget office has been wrong before. >> its attempts to estimate coverage have been historically faulty. >> reporter: but the numbers are stark. in ten years, 1 in 5 americans, 52 million people would be uninsured. >> can you stand here today and say that the president will keep his promise of insurance for everybody?

>> i think the president's job is to make insurance available to everybody, yes, what's what he intends to do. >> reporter: the reality for many americans could be harsh. a 64-year-old who earns a $26,000 salary could see a huge spike in their premiums. from $1700 a year under obamacare, to nearly $15,000 under the gop plan. a nearly $13,000 a year increase. the president also promised not to touch medicaid, but the republican plan with his name on it could make $880 billion in cuts to the program. democrats sounding the alarm. >> trumpcare would be a nightmare for the american people, causing tens of millions to lose coverage. >> reporter: trumpcare, the white house says not so fast. >> the obama administration didn't label it obamacare. they call it the aca. this is the american health care act. the president is proud of it.

>> reporter: the architect of this plan, house speaker paul ryan is putting a positive spin on the report that the white house spent the day bashing, saying it will rein in the deficit and cut costs for young people. he calls it encouraging. cecilia vega, abc news, the white house. >> and you see the backdrop there where she was at the white house, and it's beautiful. there's a lot of snow. >> lot of snow. >> and they got about a couple inches there at the white house there, but a lot of other areas are dealing with the clean-up, the lingering travel issues as well. after that storm in the northeast. >> it made a surprise turn inland, as the latest radar image shows. it's now centered pretty much over upstate new york and northern new england. >> while the major cities were spared, the worst of the snowfall, philadelphia, new york, and elsewhere, the scene you're looking at in boston, each got roughly seven inches. >> abc's maggie ruly is joining us from a still fairly chilly and snowy new york, not as bad as we thought, though, right? >> reporter: not quite as bad as we thought.

still freezing. you guys are all warm in studio, but not so bad. a lot less snow than we thought we were going to get here in new york city and other east coast cities upstate new york. some places got upwards of 20 inches, sometimes falling as fast as four inches an hour. rapid snowfall up there. we missed out on the snow in new york, but what we did get was a lot of mess, ice, sleet, causing one nasty commute. officials warning that could continue. these freezing overnight temps could cause the roads to re-ice, warning about black ice now. also taking a look at air travel, severely impacted by this storm. all the major hubs had to cancel flights, nearly 6,000 flights canceled today. some airlines shutting down traffic entirely in new york city airports. one last major concern here, beach erosion. thanks to those high winds along the coast, some places in massachusetts raked in gusts of 80 miles per hour.

but as we're mentioning here, we're holding out hope, yes i'm freezing right now, but now that we're past midnight, spring is just five days away. let's start a countdown, hope for some warm weather. i'm ready. >> unfortunately, i don't think it's coming, at least in the next couple days. >> come on, don't say it! >> we'll let you back inside before then. >> be quiet the homeless guys are trying to sleep. >> i love having maggie on. and she's always smiling despite. and hopefully you will be too, despite the mess created by the storm in new york.y had a an unusual one. >> yeah. an off-duty officer spotted these two ponies horsing around in the streets after breaking out of their stable. >> party time, they're on spring break too. of course this being new york and the nypd was always ready for anything. this officer just happened to have a toe strap on hand which he used to corral and secure them to a lamppost.

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injuries. the uber passenger suffered only minor injuries. the uber driver has been identified as a 60-year-old man and he is now being investigated by police. >> but he survived, they all survived, but what a horrific crash. turning to iowa and the congressman under fire over racially charged comments. talking about steve king who is at the center of a fire storm because of a tweet and the comments that followed. >> some on capitol hill are calling for his removal from a key committee position. abc's mary bruce has the latest. >> reporter: his comments labelled racist and biggoted. steve king, condemned by both sides of the aisle. >> i'm a champion for western civilization. >> reporter: king ignited a fire storm. with this tweet, praising a far-right dutch politician saying he understands that culture and demographics are our destiny. we can't restore our civilization with somebody else's babies.

the comment embraced by former kkk grand wizard david duke tweeting god bless steve king. some republicans, in disbelief. justin amash, saying, i'm an american no less than you are. i am i somebody else's baby because my parents are immigrants. king is being asked to explain himself. >> of course i meant exactly what i said as is always the case. >> that is anathema to what america is all about. can we get agreement on that? >> actually, if you go down the road a few generations or centuries, with the intermarriage, i'd like to see an marriage that's just so homogenous that we look a lot the same from that perspective. >> and now he's taking it even further, talking about the time when whites will become the minority in the u.s. >> i will predict the hispanics and blacks will be fighting each other before that happens. >> reporter: king ever defiant tweeting make western civilization great again. >> and now house democratic leader nancy pelosi is demanding the speaker strip king of his subcommittee chairmanship, the speaker has made clear he

disagrees with king's comments but said he'd like to think king simply misspoke. mary bruce, abc news, capitol hill. in a few hours, the justice department is announcing charges in the massive hacking of yahoo e-mail accounts. indictments will be handed to four people, three in russia and one in canada. sources tell abc news at least some of the suspects are believed to be hackers with ties to the russian government. two separate breaches affected one billion yahoo user accounts. and we're hearing about tense moments for fires after a battery explosion mid flight. a woman's battery-operated headphones just blew up on a flight from beijing to melbourne. the woman is photographed there, she said she just heard a loud explosion, felt a burning sensation on her face, and this was the result. that's her hand that she says was blistered. she said her hair and eyebrows were also singed. australian officials say the batteries in the headphones most likely caught on fire. no other passengers were injured.

back in this country, who did you have in your iditarod bracket pool? i had jamie and he fell asleep. >> congrats to those of you who chose mitch sievey. he and his team with pilot and crisp finished in record time. eight days three hours, and 14 seconds. >> so it's his third win. at 57 he's also the oldest champion. he beat out his son, dallas. >> boom! >> three-time defending champion. >> oh, no, dad kicked your butt. >> exactly. take that. don't ever forget, dad's always better than you. and now to the real bracket. the first four in the ncaa men's basketball tournament. kansas state, wake forest, dayton, kansas state up five in the second half, when wesley owondo hit that lay-up and he got fouled. wildcats win and face cincinnati friday. in the first game, mt. st.

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>> ooh, keep everybody guessing. ben affleck is now admitting to finishing another stint in rehab for alcohol. the actor opened up in a facebook post about his ongoing battle. he said he wants to be a source of strength for others who need help but are afraid to take the first step. >> he also thanked jennifer garner. they have been separated since late 2015. he went on to say this was the first of many steps being taken towards a positive recovery. that's great. everybody liked them as a couple. >> they're one of those couples everybody's rootding for. so more hope for ben and jen. so the movie "get out" is a big hit at the box office, making $100 million so far, and now there's a big beef about the casting. samuel l. jackson said he would have preferred to see a black american actor in the lead role, suggesting that the united states has a more complicated relationship with race than britain does. well daniel cal lua who plays the lead said i love all my

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>> -- about a million times. well, that family is now speaking out. >> and there's no need to bust in this time. they actually got invited into the room. here's abc's steve osunsami. >> reporter: there's not a parent in the modern world who couldn't sympathize with professor robert e. kelly. >> no, i would argue that this is -- >> reporter: you root for the guy as he tries to keep it together when one of his kids comes in and tries to steal the show. daddy's broadcasting from his home office in seoul, south korea, to the studios in london when the children want to have a parade. >> talking about -- pardon me. >> there's mom trying to rush them away from the camera. >> my apologies. >> reporter: the family was live on the bbc. >> it's not -- stop, please. >> do you want to re-cut that? this is my wife, this is my son james.

and this is my daughter marian. >> reporter: sharing that it wasn't so funny at the time. >> we were worried a little bit more. >> we were worried actually that the bbc would never call us again. >> my apologies. >> reporter: 21 million fans are cheering them on. he has nothing to worry about. >> we've watched it multiple times too and our families have watched it as well and everybody we know seems to think it's pretty hysterical. so we understand why people find it enjoyable. catching a regular family off guard and stuff. so yes, it's funny. >> reporter: steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >> it's so good. >> you work so hard to try to have the perfect shot and not have anybody as part of your shot, and then creepers. >> we should say, really serious. we spoke to the grandmother over the weekend and she said her son did have a laugh about it. >> did he? afr i didn't laugh much about when you did it to me the other day. >> what are you -- i mean, i thought it was kinda funny.rd.

like, not again. >> i hea >> ooh, i'm just going to walk i'm diane macedo.what's going on, everybody? >> does anybody think this is what i sound like? >> i'm just going to eat my >> that was actually the most accurate thing in that video, mecheese stick. >> i'm diane macedo. [ laughter ]

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