former fbi special agent steve gomez joining ushis morning.e, thank you. >> thanks a lot. >>> we always wonder how it will affect us back here home. a congressional report last year found about 250 americans have left to go abroad to engage in the fighting. it's just not clear exactly. you can't really track these people. the uncertainty of how you this could affect our subway systems and airports still remains. >> it is troubling. i was mentioning to steve during the interview, you have big holidays that are coming up, easter pore christians and for the jews passover coming up. even at this hour, there are many that are worried about what might be ahead. >> yeah. very true. coming up, the world shows its globe for the people of brussels. you're watching "world news now." >>> 1 world trade center there proudly displaying the red, white and blue overnight. even though governor cuomo directed the building to display black, red and yellow as a show of solidarity with the people of belgium. >> regardless of the actual colors it's one of the many d

former fbi special agent steve gomez joining us this morning.er how it's going to effect us back here at home. a congressional report last year found about 250 americans have left to go abroad to engage in the fighting. it's just not clear exactly. you can't really track these people. so the uncertainty of how this could effect our subway systems and airports still remains. >> it is troubling. i was mentioning to steve during that interview, you have some big holidays that are coming up, easter for the christians and passover for the jews coming up. even at this hour, there are many that are worried about what might be ahead. >> yeah. very true. >>> coming up, the world shows its support. the touching tributes across the globe for the people of brussels. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" ♪ america's service members and veterans are strong. forged out of bravery, sacrifice, and duty. from all corners of the country, a family for life. ♪ but whether they served in lands far away or communities close to home, some of

out. [ applause ] "cherry and blue --" >> steve: suicide.orite flavor is blue. [ light laughter ] and finally, this is a pretty big deal, you guys. selena gomez just became the most followed person on most 70 million followers. [ cheers ] when reached for a comment, kim kardashian said, "i can't got." [ laughter ] we have a great show. give it up for the roots, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh! hot crowd! a great show tonight, too. fun. it's been a great week so far. there's more ahead. tomorrow night, golden globe award-winning clive owen will be here. >> steve: oh. [ cheers and applause ]n friday, john krasinski is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] we have something fun going on with him. but first, we got a great show tonight.an. from the new film, "miracles from heaven," jennifer garner is here. [ cheers and applause ] gorgeous. >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: funny. great actor.nted. >> jimmy: we're going to catch up with her. then jennifer and i are going to play a brand-new game called "truth or door." >> steve: ooh. [ audience oohs ] >> jimmy: yeah.. >> jimmy: yeah, thank you. [ light laughter ] plus he stars in the new

gomez rakes in 1.5 million lakes this week for her video. that's however hotshots of her fabulous life that everybody wants. that's a become instagram queen. at steve lacey at dari steve: 800 million bucks is how much michael jackson's estate is expected to rake in each ear. dari: how the king king of pop still roles in the money. reporter: michael jackson's raking in more money than any musician in history. nearly seven years after his death presented just purchased the jackson estates remaining music publishing catalog. >> he was ahead of the curve and now this is they will be richer to the tune of $750 million. reporter: he is retracing jackson's business moves that are paying off years later. a call comes down to publishing rights. >> a publishing right has the right to collect on the song that gets used in the film or tv show. when the beatles lost their publishing rights in the 60s may have cost him a friendship with paul mccartney. >> that catalog which caused a permanent rift in their relationship jackson purchased to share the catalog in 1985 for nearly $42 million. it also includes publishing rights to music from bob dylan, m&m and taylor

gomez didn't go, but since they were already there two janitors in the staples center were like, "shall we enjoy this romantic evening, don?" [ laughter ] [ applause ] "draw me like one of your french girls!" >> steve: eh! >> jimmy: eh! [ laughter ] >> both: eh! >> steve: got some cookies and cheese. >> jimmy: what's your problem over there? [ laughter ] >> steve: i'm done nothing over here. leave me alone over there. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: how many cigarettes do you have? >> steve: i have five lined up ready to go. all right? a little tech news here. a company in japan is testing a a new drone on a golf course that delivers golf balls and refreshments. that's right. a drone that brings you drinks and gets your golf balls. or as my dad called that, jimmy. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> steve: oh! go get it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's not how you play. >> steve: whatever. >> jimmy: whatever, drone. >> steve: i don't want to waste money on balls. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: here's a local story here. new york and new jersey officials have agreed to reconstruct the port authority bus terminal here in new york. i know. the process will cost an estimated 10 to $15 billion. and that's just to cle