an abc news exclusive. >>> good to see you. president obama, talks with bob woodruff, about the koran burning, that apology. >>> inside scientology. the former scientology official, coming forward. making explosive allegations against the star-studded church. an abc news, exclusive. >>> freefall. what astronauts have taught doctors about fainting. and how that is changing the health of thousands of women. >>> and remember davy jones of the monkees. and how we all sang along. ♪ hey, hey, we're the monkees >>> good evening. we begin tonight with an unholy fury of tornadoes. at least 16 of them, 1 after the other, tearing through american towns today. imagine you're looking out your window. and you see this. a giant funnel cloud in the middle of nebraska. and the highway in branson, missouri, that country music mecca, here it is before. and look after. and a mall in harrisburg, illinois. and here, after the tornado hit. when it was all over, at least 9 people were killed, more than 150 injured across this country. and abc's chris

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chris cuomo with an abc news exclusive. >>> and the long and winding road. a milestone for sir paul mccartney. a chorus on the streets saying, hollywood, what took you so long? ♪ >>> good evening. we begin, tonight, with big news for homeowners and their mortgages. today, the justice department announced that five of america's biggest banks will be forced to pay a record penalty, $26 billion, for their rol in the mortgage mess. they will also have to help a lot more homeowners renegotiate. better mortgage terms. so, tonight, millions of american families are asking this, what does it mean for us? how much? how soon? and abc's david muir talked to the people who negotiated this deal today. david? >> reporter: diane, as you know, we've been reporting from day one here on homeowners to get the banks to modify their mortgages. tonight, here what's different about this landmark settlement. these five banks have agreed to help homeowners across the board. not just those missing payments. all homeowners that are under water, are paying more thar their home is worth.

but abc news has a special in- depth look at the queen of pop. chris cuomo is live from new york with more on that and taking us inside the troubled life of whitney houston including a rocky personal life and battle with addiction. >> that's true, but the headline is "we have lost a member of the american family." she was not just another celebrity. think about how many artists there are that could bring band parents, parents, and children altogether -- grandparents parents, and children altogether in the same room. think about if what she was doing when the country was in crisis in 1991 and she sang the national anthem at the super bowl. was a huge figure and had a very up and down life. what we will do is celebrate the whitney houston that we all knew and go through what was seen as much. it's very difficult to do two hours about somebody like this with so much material. quite a challenge. if we believe whitney houston deserves the attention of. >> it's going to be quite a challenge, because we are talking about big stars that will show up tomor

john berman, abc news, new york. >> and by the way, heard from a lot of you from my beloved kentucky.nd thank you for informing everyone out there. you don't wear pants. you wear britches. >>> thank you for watching. we're always there at abcnews.com. and george and i and the team will be right back here to follow the results tonight, as they come in, from michigan and arizona. stay with us. we'll see you then. >>> tonight the lockyer scandal. the man who reportedly had an affair with the county supervisor says there is a sex tame taip and that is just the beginning. >> could california's 13th largest cities follow in the footsteps of orange county and vallejo? >> and a potentially heavy rain and wind storm just hours from hitting the bay area, i'll take a look in the accu-weather forecast. >> and from abc 7 news i team, a legal settlement that cost cities millions and most of them may be preventable. >> good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> tonight a central valley town may become the largest city in the nation to file for bankruptcy. >> stockton has been called the most-miserable city in

john berman, abc news, new york. >> as they say, at the end of your rope, tie a knot and hang on. >>>ank you for watching. we're always there at abcnews.com. "nightline" later. and we'll see you right back here again tomorrow. good night. >>> tonight irrec layer tis in hundreds of foreclosure documents. >> how your money is being spent on bay area bar pilots. up to $26,000 for 90 minutes of work. >> surveillance video helping police unravel a crosswalk accident where so far no one has been blamed. >> on the job with oakland police chief. tonight his number one mission as he confronts challenges of doing more with less. >> good evening, some people who lost homes may be entitled to a reversal. >> some could be faulty. an audit finds iger layer tis in the handling of most foreclosures and the report suggests some should be investigated maybe even voided altogether. abc 7 is live with the story tonight. >> about 16% of all foreclosures in san francisco were examined. we're talking from january, 2009 to october, 2011. the audit found nearly 85% of th

john berman, abc news, new york. >> as they say, at the end of your rope, tie a knot and hang on. >>>ank you for watching. we're always there at abcnews.com. "nightline" later. and we'll see you right back here again tomorrow. good night.

i'm mark greenblatt for abc news, new york. >> what will they think of next? whoo. all right.ast, everybody. we do have some showers in new orleans on this lundegras. also from kansas city to des moines and chicago. also a few inches of snow from colorado to wisconsin and heavier snow in the northern rockies and cascades. some rain in the pacific northwest. >> 40s in seattle and portland. 60s in sacramento. a snowy 59 in minneapolis. 52 in kansas city. miami 76. atlanta 355. and boston a little cooler. >> not bad. spring almost here. well, i've said it before, merg, i'll say it is thagain this mor. and here is why. it is carnival time down there in rio as well as my old stomping grounds of new orleans. >> yes, sir. they've been rocking to the samba beat on the streets of rio for the last few days. and of course it all continues right through tomorrow, fat tuesday. >> the official end of carnival season comes tomorrow. carnival organizers in rio say about 850,000 visitors are joining in all that fun. how are you doing? and they're all having a great time. not that many folks wi

here's the new abc news poll of republicans. santorum leading romney among all republicans, including on the question of favorability. so, is this real? will it last? here's abc's jon karl. >> reporter: rick santorum has been outgunned, outspent and outorganized. but he is on fire. >> wow. >> reporter: almost nobody saw it coming. not long ago, we saw his daughter running the campaign. his car, serving as his national headquarters. it's david versus goliath. and once again, david appears to have the edge. just look at the two campaigns. romney's events are carefully choreographed, lots of flash. santorum, no frills. recently appearing at washington state event so poorly lit, it looked like he was telling campfire stories. he was wandering around iowa just a few months ago, campaigning to a handful of people at a time. >> please come on in. hello. you're in the middle of a speech. but feel free to come in. >> reporter: romney is often appearing with political celebrities. mccain, christie, even john voight. santorum is always eit

. >>> and now, an abc news investigation tonight. whistle blowers speaking exclusively to abc's chief investigative correspondent brian ross. they are air marshals entrusted with keeping americans safe on planes. their ranks have swelled since 9/11. and now some of them are here to say what they are seeing behind the scenes, as brian ross brings us this story. >> reporter: their job is to keep the skies safe from terrorism. traveling armed and incognito, there are about 4,000 air marshals trained to make split second decisions with mature, professional judgment. >> nobody move! >> reporter: but now, former and current air marshals, including these three, who cannot show their faces, tell abc news that the agency is plagued by managerial incompetence and outrageous misconduct that jeopardizes safety. >> i expect my federal law enforcement officers to set the bar. not to act like a bunch of school kid punks running around in a college fraternity. >> reporter: over the last five years, air marshals have been come yumenting the bad behavi

john berman, abc news, new york. >> and by the way, heard from a lot of you from my beloved kentucky.nd thank you for informing everyone out there. you don't wear pants. you wear britches. >>> thank you for watching. we're always there at abcnews.com. and george and i and the team will be right back here to follow the results tonight, as they come in, from michigan and arizona. stay with us. we'll see you then.

jen maxfield, abc news, newark. >> and her death also getting political attention as well. jersey's ordered flags flown at half staff in her memory. on top of that the congressional black caucasus going to honor whitney houston with a resolution they hope to get to her family by the time of the funeral. >> you can only imagine aretha franklin singing. they're going to raise the roof off of that church. >> no doubt. the queen of soul, absolutely. it will be quite a send-off. and abc news actually will present a two-hour special on whitney houston's life and death. it is a special edition of "20/20" tomorrow night. 9:00 eastern, 8:00 central. be sure to tune in for that. >>> to presidential politics now, and a major endorsement for mitt romney, the governor of michigan rick snyder is announcing later today thael back romney. the endorsement comes as romney is struggling to make headway in the state where he was born and raised. a loss to rick santorum in michigan's primary on february 28th would be an embarrassing blow to his campaign. >> what a turn for his campaign that he'

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winick, abc news, new york. >> what a bizarre story. >>> a stomach virus has now sickened hundreds ofprincess cruises from fort lauderdale as well as a royal caribbean ship out of new orleans all reported outbreaks of the noro virus on saturday. they had to be disinfected. the virus is easily spread in close quarters like ships and nursing homes. >>> a little georgia girl is being hailed as a hero after her family's suv crashed. even though her mother was critically injured the girl managed to grab a cell phone and call for help. wsb's tony thomas reports from suburban atlanta. >> clayton county 911. >> we were just -- >> reporter: 9-year-old madisyn harris's family suv had just rolled off highway 1941. her mother is on the ground unconscious nearby. >> okay. i'm hurt. and i need help. >> she was able to get the window down and crawled out, and then she called 911. >> reporter: and before that the 9-year-old checked on her 1-year-old brother, still strapped in his car seat. >> i truly think that she helped save her mama's life. >> reporter: you can still see the damage here at the acc

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winick, abc news, new york. >> you can imagine some of the emotions that social worker is going throughe's not going to destroy my passion for children. he's not going to stop me from working with children." i just think she's still saying that she's not going to leave the job, this is not going to stop her, she will not become another one of his victims. >> good for her. because yeah, otherwise she would have. what a tough spot his sister is in trying to defend him now and saying that to kill his kids was really the only way that he could protect them. it's just really -- and that he told them he had a surprise for them, you know, right before they came in. >> scary moments. and she still is pretty defined in the idea that she doesn't think necessarily he had anything to do with the wife's disappearance. i think most people would say if you're capable of killing your kids you're capable of anything. scary all the way around. and be sure to watch a special edition of "20/20" tonight as abc's chris cuomo investigates "sins of a father." that is tonight at 10:00 eastern, 9:00 central. >>>

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new this morning, a fiery debate over contraception on capitol hill and this morning abc 2 news' linda stow is here now with what is being done now and all of this being sparked with something the president is wanting to do, in fact, some democratic leaders, they walked out of yesterday's panel meeting. reporter: they certainly did. they were upset they weren't given the chance to testify. this all stems from the president's policy to require most health insurance plans to cover birth control for women. republicans are blasting the new rule. they held a hearing yesterday where several clergy were invite today testify. they argue the mandate goes against their religious beliefs. the democrats complain an important voice was missing at that hearing and that was that of women. and when the democratic representative wanted to allow a student from catholic university who uses contraception to testify, sheefts not allowed to do -- she was not allowed to do so. that led to democratic women members of the house to walk out of that hearing. >> where are the women? and that's a good question for

new poll out, honoring the great diane sawyer as the most liked abc -- american news personality. >> ons to diane. she's followed by anderson cooper, brian williams, bill o'reilly's also on the list, but another great from abc, cannot forget barbara walters. she came in fifth. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- back in front. with primary victories in both michigan and arizona last night, mitt romney's the gop front-runner once again. >> and romney's narrow win in his home state was crucial. after a major challenge from conservative rick santorum. it's wednesday february 29th. >>> good morning, everybody. i'm rob nelson. >> and i'm meg oliver in for paula faris. and happy leap day, my friend. >> the 29th. this day only comes around every four years. so here we are again. >> here we are. and let's all talk about michigan. this was a really important victory for romney. a loss in his home state would have been a big blow to his campaign. and it was an easy victory for romney in arizona, where he walked away with almost half the vote. we'll go live to michigan in a moment. >> we of

scott goldberg, abc news, new york. >> it was almost 60 degrees yesterday in new york. 60 today. >> teeank you, mother nature. here is your wednesday weather, everybody. some more record highs. and on the east coast showers for houston and new orleans all the way to cincinnati and new york. some heavy snow, meanwhile, in northern maine and out west in the cascades. >> 40s from seattle to billings, 50s in sacramento and indianapolis. a mild 41 in the twin cities. 60 here in new york. 63 in atlanta. and it's always beautiful in miami. and we always have to rub it in that it's 80. >> man. >>> well, we are told it's not smelling too good these days out in sacramento, california. >> is that you? no. >> there are hundreds of reasons why. >> those hundreds of reasons are all skunks. they are invading the golden state's capital looking for food, but mostly looking for each other because it is mating season. the skunks are getting it on. ♪ bada bang ♪ bada-bow-bow >> sexy music. >> that was a horrible impression. ♪ bow, bow >> skunks are attracted to free food, so residents are being told to kee

and abc 2 news to go. that is straight ahead. >> absolutely. stay with us this morning, the university of virginia is getting ready for a high profile trial. what's happening today in the case of yardley love. >>> junk food for kids, we know it's bad for them. now one state lawmaker says you know enough, now it's about what you're going to do. >>> also ahead this morning, we haven't seep that much of the winter, but they certainly are in denver. how they're getting pounded with the white stuff. >>> and temperatures are in the upper 20s to 30s this morning and how high will that mercury soar as we go into the afternoon? those details coming up. >>> and we're following a collision on the west side of the beltway. we'll update lane closures and where the congestion begins. that's up for you next on "good morning maryland." >>> 6:44. this is your abc 2 eyewitness news to go on this friday morning, i'm megan pringle. >> i'm charley crowson. let's check the forecast with lynette charles. >> good morning you guys

and you can go to abc2news.com and the new "abc 2 news" ipad app. right now, speaking of the wet weather, we'll talk about the roads and, like megan said, they've been treated. >>> that's correct. good morning. we've had crews out already pretreating the roadways and just usual conditions out there. no surprises at the tunnels. got a crew at 95 southbound taking up a lane there. for those of you making the drive through howard county right, no delays or incidents there. and a live look at the beltway, we're good at old court road inner an outer loops. >>> we've learned that rick santorum won colorado, making it a clean sweep of three states tuesday night in the gop presidential primary. rick santorum won by five percentage finds and 40% to mitt romney's 35%. mitt romney was earlier in the night was beat by rick santorum in minnesota and the primary in missouri. >>> attorneys on tuesday narrowed the pool of potential jurors in this trial. it's the case of the former of virginia lacrosse accused of killing his girlfriend, a crockesyville native. he pl

dan harris, abc news, new york. >>> a neat note from science.sues develop to the eye discovered on a tiny island off madagascar. researchers found the tiny lizards by night when they climb up into the branches to sleep and, of course, for such tiny creatures up into the branches means four inches off the ground. while finding them not easy, catching them is. picking them up is like picking a strawberry. remarkable. >>> when abc 7 news at 9:00 continues tonight. eyes in the sky as we continue new questions about privacy and the aircraft possibly looking down at your backyard. >>> plus, the new rocket that paves the way for cheaper research in space. and the president's paragrapher. the man recording the president's public events, private meetings, and personal moments. another half hour of news begins here in just a moment. sweetheart. we need to talk. i've seen your stunts online. i can explain... jumping a ramp in a shopping cart. so 2005. wait, what? and only 3 likes? honey, it's embarrassing. carol's son got over 12 million views on that danc

reporting live comic horace holmes, abc 7 news. >> thank you. the arrest comes as a surprise to many in an arlington neighborhood where amine el- khalifi was living. >> richard reeve is live with reaction to the arrest. >> alison, the condominiums are like dozens of other complex is within the area. many folks are shocked that a terrorist would live here. this is not the first time amine el-khalifi has been in trouble. >> the arlington landlord says he's not surprised his former tenant, amine el-khalifi, is an accused terrorist. >> i specifically said i think he is making bombs. >> he complained to police about amine el-khalifi in 2010. the 29-year-old who live in apartment 6 with a girlfriend threatened him and had not paid rent. there was something else. >> he was getting packages that were heavy in the unusual. i kicked him out. i did that give him time to sell anything over here. >> tonight, outside his condominium, a different story. >> you do not suspected terrorists to be living in your neighborhood. >> neighbors say shortly after 2:00 on

>> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," february 7th, 2012. >> good evening, i'm bill weir. until a few weeks ago, le roy, new york, was best known as the birthplace of jell-o. but now a medical mysteries that thrust the small town into a spotlight. the case is drawing so much attention because the victims of this mystery malady are almost all teenage girls, classmates at the lee call high school. so, could it be something in the water causing their condition? in the air? in their heads? here's my co-anchor cynthia mcfadden. >> reporter: it's all anyone on main street can talk about. >> there are just so many different rumors. >> some people are weird about it. >> different stories. >> reporter: at the white hot center of it all, the question of what is happening to the girls at le roy junior/senior high school. 15 of the 600 students have come down with a strange illness, a disturbing tick. their claims have gotten them national attention. but many of the families insist no real resol

stay right here with abc news. we'll bring you tonight's primary results. clared later tonight. and of course we'll have much reaction tomorrow morning on "world news now." >>> the family of a teenager suspected of opening fire in the cafeteria of a suburban cleveland high school say they're devastated by the shooting. a spokesman says the family of t.j. lane is offering heartfelt and sincere condolences to the family whose son was killed yesterday. a teenager who knew lane says she was surprised to learn that he was a suspect. >> i sat in the seat in front of him when i rode the bus with him and his sister. and they would just talk, and he would smile. and he'd kind of laugh. not really laugh. but -- >> he'd chuckle. >> yeah. and he just seemed really sweet. didn't seem like there was anything wrong with him. >> lane was arrested about a half a mile away from the school near his car. he has not been formally charged in connection with the shooting. >> a sadly familiar scene. >>> the death of a 10-year-old after a fight with another girl has now been ruled a

abc's cecilia vega has been digging into these new numbers. cecilia. >> reporter: yes, diane, los angeles is one of those cities. drivers here could be paying as much as $4.70 a gallon in just a matter of months. sadly, they're not alone. if you were driving, the predictions would make you slam on your brakes. just in time for memorial day weekend, the highest average gas prices this country has ever seen. >> for now, the calm before the storm. >> reporter: prices that already seemed sky high are about to get even higher. one estimate has an average gas price of $4.05 a gallon by may. another predicts $4.15. that means by year's end, american households with two cars could be shelling out as much as $300 more for gas than they did last year. >> i can't afford the prices. with everything else going up. grocery store's going up. rents are going up. >> reporter: that's the magical figure that makes you go, okay, drive less. >> i think $4 is the boundary between where you can tolerate and where you can't. >> reporter: and $4.15 a gallon for some a

david wright, abc news, hollywood. >> oh. and he almost never was.efore an animal trainer saved him. >> he was rejected by two owners as being too wild. but then the third owner -- ever since me and uggie. >> who's watching him right now? >>> this morning on "world news now" -- political battle. the republican presidential hopefuls debate for the 20th time, fighting for votes in the key state of arizona. >> all eyes were on mitt romney, of course, and rick santorum trading jabs while fighting for front-runner status. it is thursday february 23rd. >>> good thursday morning, everybody. i'm paula faris. >> i threw her off there. i'm rob nelson. good morning, everybody. with the arizona and michigan primaries next tuesday, last night's debate of course was an all-important showdown. it was pretty hard to believe these candidates had been on stage 20 times. seemed like 4,000. and still there's no clear front-runner just yet and we're just days away now of course from super tuesday next month. >> i like that they were sitting so close in proximity to one a

abc. >>> sad news in our journalism world. journalists around the world are mourning the loss of veteran correspondent marie colvin. the american reporter was one of dozens killed by artillery fire while covering the uprising in syria. her mother says she was passionate about her work and instead of leaving syria she was going to stay one more day. she was scheduled to come home wednesday. activists protesting the death of kovalevin and a french photographer. they're calling for an end to president assad's violent crackdown on protesters. hillary clinton is sent to tack up the issue tomorrow. of course lebanon bordering syria. >>> closer to home now, police in connecticut say an employee of a long-term care hospital is in custody this morning after shooting two supervisors. the victims were both seriously wounded but are expected to recover. police say the dispute arose over a disciplinary issue. they arrested the maintenance worker at his home. >>> also a school shooting has stunned a town in washington state. an 8-year-old i

david muir, abc news, new york. >> and a lot of reasons to be encouraged. unemployment down to 8.3. that took a dip. jobs report on friday was better than expected. and the nasdaq now is within the 13,000 mark, which it hasn't been since may of 2008, almost four years ago. things are turning around. the wall street mood is better. that's good for everybody. >> once public perception has changed, then that changes everything as well. >> confidence has been the issue. that's it. here's a look now at your weather. morning showers in l.a. and san diego. some heavy rain in san antonio. corpus christi and brownsville. cooler in the east with some rain and snow showers even in new york, philly, and in d.c. also, some thunderstorms in south florida. >> miami 81. baltimore 42. new york 44. 27 in minneapolis. 35 in k.c. and 50 in dallas, phoenix. 72 albuquerque. 51 in boise 48. >>> love this story. a $30 hanukkah gift turned into a lifetime of security for a long island, new york woman. yulia lankri's husband bought her the scratch-off ticket in september. she took a penny to it and she found

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we'll have his full story coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00. ng live in san jose, abc 7 news. >> thank you. and going from a porsche to a prius. >> sign of the times, isn't it? >> yes. >> let's get a check of the forecast. >> here is spencer christian. >> there is a time lapse this afternoon towards ocean beach, notice how windy it was. you can see trees there. interest tl is a look at state wide conditions, sunny skies and mild and cloudy up here in you're yeeka. there is a high of only 47. getting milder down towards palm springs. and here in the bay area, there is highs into south bay into mid-60s, still mild, no low 70s tomorrow, low to mid 60s and there is breezy on the coast tomorrow as well. downtown san francisco a high of 51. 59 sunset district. north bay highs into mid-60s into mildest locations. and there is highs into low to mid-60s. and there is inland east bay, mid-60s and there is highs also into mid-60s near the bay and inland. things going to turn sharply cooler and is going to feel more like wint yes, still we don't see signifi