this minute.com and click on tv show and you can check it out on our mobile app. >> most children can't wait to get their first set of wheels. >> it goes by itself. >> yeah, that's emma grace and she just turned two years old and she got this motorized toy. her parents surprised her with it. >> it's fun. >> and she didn't quite react the way they thought she would. she's leuko, i don't like it. >> don't be scared. >> hold on.

>> it's clearly right this minute. >> people get on these things. >> i'm going to hit a fence or fall of the back. >> but she won't even give it a try. >> you can go all by yourself. >> they're trying to convince her, freedom is yours, kid. >> why are you scared? >> out. >> you want to get out? >> yeah. >> well, get off of it. you can get off. climb off. it ain't going to hurt you. >> you'll be happy to know -- >> why are you scared of it? >> no, she's even -- >> he loves to give his baby kisses, a little sugar. >> unlike other babies, he doesn't like it. as a matter of fact he freaks out and starts crying every time his dad starts to kiss him.

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a driver in australia experienced a dangerous surprise on a highway. luckily no one was hurt. the driver of the second car had just received help after running out of gas. police think he may have been under the influence of drugs. amid the current discussion of how to keep schools safe, many are turning to apps to help

had. >> 80% of school shooters tell someone about their plans. they're hoping to provide a safe and anonymous way to report tips and hopefully save lives. >> a growing number districts are asked to use apps like this one safe2tell. and school officials making clear better safe than sorry. >> it security protocols we have in place have caught lot of threats since the florida incident. >> reporter: they've received 154 tips of planned school attacks since the parkland shooting alone. say something is in seven regions including boston and miami dade county and on boarding another 23 cities or districts.

it was a 24-7 app website that insures them to report any tip, whether someone's being bullied. >> founder of sandy hook promise. now an advocate for gun safety, wednesday even meeting with president in the white house listening session. a big push, getting more cool sooz use the app. >> keeping these tips absolutely anonymous means they can get throughout without fear of retribution. >> there are been more than 2en had 90 school shootings. something she hopes will help stop. >> we absolutely know that we're going to be saving lives. >> it's an interesting idea how much more information you might

get the option to do that unanimo unanimously. >> it is a anonymous thing but it's a tough bone. >> you have to think of who might use this nefariously. >> in the case of parkland, kids did speak up. not a lot of people followed up. coming up the giz wiz takes house to annual toy fair. we're going to find out whattee discovers. igestive systs billions of bacteria, but life can throw them off balance. try align extra strength, the #1 doctor recommended probiotic brand. with 5 times the good bacteria to re-align your system. re-align yourself, with align.

♪ what a little tune. >> the beach boys playing us. >> about toys. and we're going to get the grand tour of this year's toy fair. >> it's game set, shock you. >> you're going to find out. >> our eternal kid was there.

>> it's nicki bartolo. i'm not going to the beach. i'm going to toy fair 2018. the flying, frying doughnuts. you throw them and you try to get them to go up the rod. it weighs about 500 pounds and costs like $10,000. you have anything smaller? >> of course. it's coming out later this year. it's -- 1999. it's from maya games. >> does it play the same? >> the exact same. i'll turn it on for you. >> i like it. so august about 20 bucks? >> yes. >> we're at zane they always have weird wacky games. up to four peep can play and it's going to get a shock. it's under $25 and it's coming in the spring. oh.

so they won a toy of the year award for fingerlings. >> a fingerling. >> and fingerling has a voice. >> it reacts to touch amotion and sound. you can pet him on his head. the smaller version and then we're going bigger into a fingerling hug. they love to give you ahug hads that will kiss you when you put it to your face. >> whats rr that going to sell for? >> $29.99. >> oh, my gosh. the game of the year. soggy dog. >> so you race around the board and depending on which color that you land on, you either give him a bath. >> so water coming out of the shower. >> or you twist the dial and you

never know when he's going to dry himself off. so much fun. we love tis game. >> soggy dog's already out. >> it's already out. $19.99. >> abalways end toy fair spots with the puppets because they're cuddly and cute. >> my name's skeeter i'm the possum. one of the new puppets here this year. >> more than the new flying pig and we have the penguin, the ring tail cat. the purring cat. because the cat actually purrs. keep telling them buy from toy fair 2018. >> i kind of like the flying pig. >> he's still there. where are the toys? he usually leaves us stuff.

>> he didn'tny toys? i guess we'll have to go.

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oral-b. brush like a pro. all right it is insomniac theater time and "black panther"'s got competition. >> there are other movies that will be first up, "annihilation", natalie portman whose husband disappearing into something called the shimmer. so she goes after him. >> what was that? >> don't know. >> what happened? >> i heard a noise. >> oh. >> what? >> something's come through the fence. >> through the fence? >> i can't see anything.

>> yeah, neither can i. >> what's going on? >> this one's being compared to -- you remember the alien movie from a year 1/2 agago, "arrival." critics like that. they say this movie makes you think. roper says "annihilation" becomes ever more trippy and challenging and thus ever more interesting. "get ready to be rocked." >> "date night." they host a weekly couples game night that gets kecked up a notch when they stage kidnap mystery only it kidnapping isn't a game or is it? >> tonight we're taking game night up a notch. >> oh, boy. >> someone in this room is going to be taken and it's up. to you to find them. whoever finds the victim wins the grand prize.

you're not going to know what's real and what's fake. >> you can't just come in here and break the door. >> make sure you get a piece of this cheese. it's just -- >> okay. roger, you drive safe. >> you can't punch coach taylor and get away with it. the movie is able to balance slapstick and violence without spilling too far in either direction. and travers says "game night" hits the mark more often than it hits the wall. >> interesting poster as well. >> also. clean eyes, full hearts, can't lose. friday night lights reference because it's coach taylor from "friday night lights." >> friday morning. >> no, it's a show about football. i'll show you later. hope everybody has fun at the movies. >> yes, have

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this morning on "world news now" the shocking new revelation in the parkland school shooting. >> the armed deputy stayed outside during the rampage, never entering the building. the sheriff says when he found out he was sick to his stomach. plus should teachers be armed? we have an expert joining us live. the misery in the midwest unfolding right now. heavy rain and flooding swamping the u.s. the death toll rising and rivers have yet to crest. the married republican governor accused of secretly taking news pictures of a woman while she was blind folded. and it's the town with a timely name gaining instant game thanks to one of its biggest

superhero movies ever. we're going to check in with wakanda, illinois. doesn't look like africa. on this friday, february 23rd. from abc news, this is "world news now." we begin with what may have been a missed opportunity to stop the florida school shooter. they say an armed deputy was at the school but did nothing. >> the broward county sheriff said an armed officer never entered the building. and president trump is not only suggesting they should get weapons but bonuses for doing so. >> reporter: teachers have found themselves on the front lines eein america's battle over guns. >> if i can protect anyone in my classroom, then i will. >> this is not stoneman prison.

this is a high school. >> instead off advertising this school has no guns. we are gun free. you let them know the opposite. you come into our schools, you're going to be dead and it's going to be fast. they have to go to training i would say every six months or every year. they have to have a fairly -- you know really a rigorous course in what they're doing and be paid extra money. with had the gun fire began there was one person on campus with a gun. school resource deputy scott peterson. he arrived as the shooting was occurring and stood outside for four minutes. >> what i saw was a deputy arrive at it west side of building 12, take up a position and he never went in.

>> reporter: peterson has since resigned. but the sheriff says the investigation will continue. both teachers unions say what their students need are more books and counselors, not more gun goods. >> and what's so surprising about all of this. we're learning that deputy who did not go in the building was recently named school resource officer of the year. >> he was recognized for his solid judgment. so let's turn to former fbi special agent, steve gomez. what was your reaction when you heard the sheriff say he waited outside? my initial reaction was anger, disappointment. i was so discouraged to hear this. it's bad enough that we have heard allother potential ways the crime could have been prevented and so many lives lost and injured.

but i started to think about what that officer was going through. he's an older officer because obviously able to retire and had been serving at the school for many years. so he had been somewhat out of battle, kind of like what i went through where it's every day you're dealing with stress and the potential for a shooting and so on. you tend to start to wonder what was going on in his mind, knowing there was a shooting there. he froze, it sounds like. and you think what was going on in his head? your initial reaction is you go to the had fight. you go to the fire. that's what you're there for and you tend to wonder had he been out of that fight, that daily combatting violence and protecting lives? >> there are many teachers who

go through active shooter drills. do these resource officers go through this same thing? >> yes, they do. i mean, they should because everybody should. if they're go having to an active shooter drill or evacuation drill, everybody should be involved. faculty, students, administra r administrators and the resource officer who's probably most adept at security matters. what kind of training did that resource officer go through and what were the policies that he would have been following? we all know about active shooter situations at schools. he had to get in there and save lives. that's what is important.

there's also talk about arming teachers. is there any kind of consensus on that in law enforcement? >> in law enforcement, we tend to not want private citizens or innocent civilians to be armed because the problem is you can have what we call blue on blue shootings. a teacher who has a gun and is taking action and law enforcement is coming in and that teacher's not going to have a vest that says police or school police or anything like that. so it's going to be difficult to differentiate who's a suspect. so it's not as easy as we're going to allow them to carry guns if they're qualified and trained and so on. think about if you were a teacher and you were going to carry a gun? are you going to keep it in your

purse? it's go having to to be on you lat times. where would you put the gun? because you have to have them on you at all times because gun possession is important for cops. that's taught on a daily basis. constantly concerned about someone trying to take their dwgun away. >> and you never know eewhen and where these things are going to happen and they play out so rap rapidly. in this case, seven minutes. thanks, steve. >> all right, steve. thank you. and special counsel robert mueller has filed new charges against long-time business partner. >> they only increase the legal pressure on the two men that have been in mueller's sights for months. >> reporter: former campaign chairman manafort and rick gates

face new challenges. a new superceseding account, adding tax evasion and bank fraud brought last october. and hiding 30 million in the treasury department. much of the coming from ukrainian politicians. prosecutors say they laurnd millions and failed to pay taxes in order to live lavish lives,g half a billion at clothing store and they claimed some of of the fraud took place while he was -- and questions mount about whether gates will enter a plea deal and flip to cooperate with investigators. until now those talks have been

inconclusive. he was facing up to 20 years in prison and he has a young family. >> our thanks to pierre. the governor is under pressure to resign. republican erick grieten is acused of taking a compromising picture, allegedly without her knowledge. he says he made a mistake but committed no crime. they'll investigate the charges which could be a first step towards possible impeachment. the sec has officially pubriclished the order repealing the regulations. they say it will allow internet service providers to block access. net neutrality is set to end april 23rd. thnchs nasty and wet weather a

taking a toll seems to have no letup. >> mandatory evacuations still in place in where lakes are swamping homes and businesses. they say with more heavy rain on the way the third is foor from over.... rrs that if tire area is expected to see record flooding until next week. >> we continue to have that threat for flooding rains across the south as we go through the day today and again on saturday. but saturday storm's going to pack a little bit more of a punch. we're talking high gusty winds and potentially tornados through the lower mississippi valley. again this whole streak in green up through the ohio valley is at risk for possible flooding. >> thank you. and "black panther" has made the kingdom of wakanda a

household name but an anoins for one suburb. >> there it is. the village of 13 thoin,000 is north of the windy city. her mother has been receiving a lot of phone calls. wakanda forever. >> and beinger toed of being asked if wakanda has any vibranium. >> if the world gates hand on it, then everything is ruined. >> so she's tired of people asking but she didn't out right say that they're not.

all right. well, coming up more from "black panther". we're going to see how he does. plus excitement is building in south korea and home. could the u.s.a. win gold in curling? and remember to find us on facebook and on twitter. my digestive system used to make me feel sluggish

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♪ that's it. breaking news from the olympics. the figure skating results are in. after the free skate, 15-year-old russia atook gold. >> but things didn't go so well for the trio of american skaters. this is their worst showing of any olympics. 9th, 10th, 11th place. >> they were consecutive. >> consistency. >> also on the ice with a chance at gold. this as never been said before. the u.s. men's team with a chance at gold. they're getting ready for their first ever olympic championship

match. >> they'll face sweden early saturday morning eastern time. they went on a winning streak. their biggest wen was an upset victory over canada and canada, by the way were the favorites to win the whole thing. >> it was upsetting for the canadians and americans are still trying to figure out what curling is. >> so we decided, especially after watching will ganns' piece we would try it. >> and without no muscles. >> that too. so all we can say is ask and you shall receive. >> so here it is. our curling championship swifer. >> frozen turkey and a freshly mopped floor. >> how does he do?

yeah, nailed it. >> i think i nailed it on the sweep. >> we will not be competing. there's a bit of a clean up right here that's needed. >> yeah. so maybe we have a little more work ahead in our curling career but we gave it the old college try. coming up the words of wakanda. the clicking language spoken in "blackpanther" it's hitting all the right notes so we're going to check it out. lyrics: ooh-oo child lyrics: thing's are gonna get easier. lyrics: ooh-oo child, lyrics: things'll get brighter. lyrics: ooh-oo child lyrics: thing's are gonna get easier.

lyrics: ooh-oo child, lyrics: things'll get brighter.

♪ all the stars all the stars all the stars ♪ kendrick lamar as we look at time's square. the world of wakanda is fictional but the language is

real. >> and it south african native who taught the stars to seng and speak like a panther. >> reporter: the film a celebration of african culture and a language of kosa. sometimes called the clicking language. it's spoken by 8 million people in south africa. and one of them is cape town artist. >> the clan that i'm from is a kosa language. >> reporter: it's spoken throughout the country. i went looking for young teachers.stars of the movie alsf

its inclusion. she told us how it lends the film authenticity. >> to me it's very important when you're telling a story from the african perspective it's authentic and accessible. the idea of speaking a true african language on a global screen, i was utterly sold. >> reporter: it's a language with greater meaning. >> one of the most influential leaders of our team was a kasa man, nelson mandela. how many people living in ohio have heard it? >> reporter: she also tried to teach me some. i did it. in south africa. >> gan. >> we're not very good. james did a great job and fresh fade. coming up next a world --

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this morning on "world news now," the missed opportunity an officer responding to the florida school shooting quote did nothing according to the sheriff. staying outside the building while people died inside. plus should teachers be armed? we ask a parkland teacher if she would have wanted a gun after the president again voiced his support for guns in classrooms, even proposes armed teachers get a bonus. and new this half hour, oprah on being the target off a presidential tweet. and "the bachelor" winter games is over almost as soon as it started. what began with 25 contestants came down to the ice dancing competition. plus the moment that shocked

the world in the tell-all special. we're going to break down the medal count on the skinny this friday, february 23rd. >> announcer: from abc news this is "world news now." >> we do say good morning everyone on this friday. we're going to start with new details. that armed -- >> the schooling resource officer resigned after the sheriff said he never entered it confront the shooter who left 17 dead. >> he had been on the force more than 30 years but when the shots started, he apparently took cover. here with mere. >> reporter: the school resource deputy under scrutiny. deputy scott peterson never went in the school as it massacre is underway. >> what i saw was a deputy arrive at the west side of

building 12. take up a position and he never went en. any questions? went in. doctor'sed t addressed the killer killed the keller. >> reporter: then describing his anguish. >> devastated. sick to my stomach. there are no words. i mean these families lost their children. we lost coaches. >> reporter: authorities decided to suspend the deputy who has resigned. even as all deputies will be arm would ar-15s. the sheriff saying beyond that, more weapons aren't the answer. >> i don't believe teachers should be armed. i believe teachers should teach. >> in that moment the teachers are shielding the students, literally throwing themselves on

top of the kids, trying to comfort them. they don't have time to react oh, my gosh let me go to the locked cabinet and get a gun. >> if i can carry a gun in school and protect anyone in my classroom, then i will. >> reporter: two teachers unions responding. one says anyone. who wants teachers armed buzzant understand schools. abc news, parkland, florida. and despite opposition to arming teachers, president trump still believes it's the right move to protect america's children. >> he says it's a big mistake to declare schools gun-free zones and wants teachers traened to bring weapons to class. >> more than to go to training i would say every six months or every year.

really a rigorous course enwhat tear are rr doing and they should be paid extra money. so they get a bonus and it would be much less expensive than the guards. it wouldn't look bad. we're going to put a lot of security guards in the pilding. terrible. >> the president is also suggesting raising the minimum age to 21. says the nra will back the idea. and he's open to fortifying schools with strong walls and fewer entry points. in every community in america school districts, ptas. stufrpz union.

law enforcement, moms and dads, they all must come together to implement the best strategy to harden their schools. evil walks among us. and president praised the nra calling its leaders great patriots. since the rampage in parkland, they vun covered or foiled dozens of threats. in mayoral nds, please found all these ammos you're looking at in the presence of two teen age byes. they are chargets with threatening mass violence. and experts say they typically learn about pen potential threats every day.

paul manafort and rick gates were initially charged with money laundering last fall. the new indictment claims some of it took place while man fort and gates and gates has been talking about a possible plea deal. an ongoing government offensive has skilled hundreds, millio many children. >> reporter: the hail of war in syria. in just over one week a quarter children. many more unaccounted for. >> i've seen these tactics used elsewhere in syria. this was aleppo.

foreign frurnls kpoo can't see the destruction. but this week he saw his house inside. trapped inside his brother her freginantm faum and frrts they hear screams from under rubble. it's okay. all is okay. we're coming, he says. the children scream for help. pull them out, pull them out he says. he tries to calm the kids down. we're going to get to you, he promises as he reaches one of the girls and said bring me your hand. miraculously everyone was freed from the building. bloodied and bruised but alive. a man crashed his car into a

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>> different kind off olympics. >> apparently that's a wrap on the winter games. they're done. the winter games are over. >> they're not closing till sunday though. n course. the bachelor winter games. it started with representatives from all over the world and came down to ice dancing to take home the gold rose. >> gold rose. >> or roza. >> maybe both. >> happy to report they are still together. >> but in the most talked about moment is when french canadian proposed and she said yes. everyone then skied or skated off into the sunset and we're thankful we don't have to see this for another four years. >> that's jack laughing.

jack's pretty happy to see this over with. and comedian tiffany haddish is having a pretty good day. mtv has tapped her to host june 18th and she's promising it will be hilarious. >> she also, however, met her idle. she was on the "ellen" show talking about meeting oprah wh she was an extra from her movie. she sent her a letter but never heard back. >> ellen wanted to fix that. [ applause ] ♪ >> so happy for you, girl. >> i love you. >> you are so, so, so good.

you're so, so -- come on. >> you told me that before in a dream. >> it's true. >> she's even doing the ugly cry. don't do the ugly cry. >> as you can see tiffany totally kept her cool. she played it really smooth. act like you've been there before. she said when i woke up today i just knew it was going to be magical. but she probably did not anticipate she would meet oprah in the flesh. >> tiffany's having the best year ever. the endorsement deal with groupon, the special on net flex. she's doing very well. >> seems like it. well, tiffany's other besties, will and jada. will smith of course. did you know that the bad boy has a vlog too. >> vlog. >> that's like vine before vine

was around and then -- >> but longer. it's a video blog and if you're will smith, your vlog has millions of views. he's taken us around the world on press tours and dishes about some of his famous friends and fans are loving it. >> but some of the funniest bits have come from his epic trip he took to australia. here he is trying a local delticadelti delicacy. >> no, that was hot. it just burnt my face. bite one of those and we will rush you right to the melbourne general hospital. >> so you're cooling it as -- that's it. that's exactly it. >> is it? i got? sorry.

wrong person. >> too late for that. >> it's really, really good. >> he was warned it was going to get hot, nasty and all over the place. >> he said it's really, really good but why don't y'all wait until it gets cool? >> i guess that's part of it. but ask them a cold pie is no good. >> plus everybody else is already scarfing them down. and we have news sure to get you pumped, kendis. are you ready for this? huge news in the world of sequels. a big one is going to start filming this summer? >> "shape of water 2"? >> no. >> "rush hour 9"? >> no. but j.j. abrams is returning to the helm for the next episode that wraps up the story lines.

>> j.j. abrams is the only thing that could save the series by now. >> coming up a weekly rewind. ♪when you've got...♪

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ah. ♪nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea!♪ so the weather has been up and down. so has the u.s. olympic team. >> are this as the debate over gun control reach as boiling point. time now for our friday rewind. >> going to begin with those teens taking action. marching on florida state capitol this morning. the first bus load of parkland students are being greeted by a very large, inthe e enthusiastic and sympathetic crowd. >> i'm doing this for the two friends that i lost because i know this is what they would have wanted. >> it stops here with this administration and me. and i'm pissed because my daughter i'm not going to see

again. >> my daughter running down the hallway at marjory stoneman and douglas was shot in the back. it is a weapon of war. it fact that you can't stand with everybody in this building and say that. i'm sorry, you're standing up for the nra and that's supposed you're standing up for them. >> the president standing by his suggestion that some teachers in this country be armed. instead of advertising we're gun free. you let them know the opposite. going to be dead. >> reporter: blood shed and fear as parts of syria descend into they've drops s hundred hads o missiles on homes.

they're pleading to america and the world to help. >> slamming 30 states. whiteout conditions causing more than 100 accidents. and we have breaking olympics news. team u.s.a. has won its first women's hockey gold since 1998. they went to a shootout and came away with a gold. >> it is actually 38 years to the day since a miracle on ice when thet ake thatcanada. >> and anotherle on ice is buil. >> curling. team u.s.a. beat canada already. take that. they compete for gold tomorrow. >> some history in our time america. >> america. >> america. >> this is abc "world news now."

>> good morning it is 4:00 a.m. on this friday, february 23, here's what we're following. a delaware high school basketball game ends i major fi. residents confront the local post office over issues that kee getting their mail, changes are made. d> grab the umbrella it's >> buts stilriy.t's go overo vy and karen rogers to te