ariel winter, everybody. be right back with wale!ncert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. republican leaders are to affordable health care. i'm tom perriello and in congress i voted for obamacare because it was wrong that a million virginians weren't covered while insurance companies held all the power. now i'm running for governor because it's wrong that most virginia incomes haven't gone up in 20 years. together, we can stop donald trump, raise wages and build an economy that works for everyone. and we'll make sure this never happens in virginia. >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> jimmy: want to thank billy crudup, ariel winter and apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time. "nightline" is next but first his new album is called "shine." here with the song "fashion week" with help from g-eazy, wale! >> everybody hands up! everybody hands up! hey, hey, hey! go, go, hands up, bonds up, yo, yo, hands up now. higher, higher. higher, higher. you r

ariel winter, everybody. be right back with wale!is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> jimmy: want to thank billy crudup, ariel winter and apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time. "nightline" is next but first his new album is called "shine." here with the song "fashion week" with help from g-eazy, wale! >> everybody hands up! everybody hands up! hey, hey, hey! go, go, hands up, bonds up, yo, yo, hands up now. higher, higher. higher, higher. you ready? hold up. ♪ walk by on fire baby can't douse it ♪ ♪ that body bangin' accept that ♪

ariel: u.s. officials say the missile launched from the western part of north korea and stayed airborne more than 30 minutes. it traveled more than 400 miles before descending into the sea of japan, the latest of element trying global condemnation. >> the north korean regime has continued its provocative conduct, its unlawful conduct. we will continue to work with our ally the united states and our partners to imse calling north korea a flagrant menace, saying the idea of direct talks between the two countries is off the table. >> having a missile test is not the way to sit down with the president. what we are going to do is continue to tighten the screws. ariel: the north korean leader, remaining defiant in the face of pressure. this is the seventh missile test since donald trump took office. lindsey: another week, another family kicked off a flight, and this time, the dispute started over a birthday cake. it happened over the weekend on a jetblue flight at jfk airport. cameron burke said he was

>> oh, you can go to our itsy shop, ariel's nurse i, we have an itsy shop, ariel's nursery. com.acebook page, aerial's facebook page. >> it is ariel as dream nursery? >> ariel's nursery. >> and the twitter ariel's nursery. >> you can make dolls with a heartbeat. >> yes. >> this one has a heartbeat. >> can you take that basket owl of there real quickly. >> try and take the baby out. baby in the carseat here. >> careful of the baby. >> you can't hear it, mike, but if you touch her, you can feel her heartbeat g. >> this is -- how much are they? >> they run from 400 and up. >> this is like the real deal. what i want to say thank you decide everyone why you decided to get me a doll. >> because i heard mike was being mean, teasing her, that she doesn't have a sick lynn. so i sent hear doll. >> and you said in the note she said that way next year on national sibling day i can have a little sister and i won't have to be so alone. >> so the fact i was being real mean paid off? >> in this case, yes. this case, yes. >> just joking. congratulations. >> thank you. >> i mean there is could be

as ariel mentioned in her report, the youngest victim so far named 8-year-old saffi rose roussos. we have a tribute to the victims on our website abc7news.com. >>> there were conflicting reports about what ariana grand was going to do with the rest of her tour. ee got words she is officially suspending. she was supposed to perform friday in london, those shows have been cancelled. the remaining three months of her tour are still up in the air. her management is asking fans to continue to "support the city of manchester and those affected by this senseless act of violence." because of what happened in england, extra security measures will be in place at napa's bottle rock music festival this weekend. drone view 7 shows the construction zone at the napa valley exposition where more than 80 groups will perform. organizers expect more than 120,000 people to go starting friday and they should expect metal detectors, wandings and bag checks before they enter the venue. authorities remind people, if you see something suspicious, report it. >>> new this morning, passengers evacuated from

ariel?g republican lawmakers for rolling back key protections under obamacare even wondering if lawmakers read this new bill before they passed it. the heated debate over health care -- >> he lied, he lied, so we won't let our people die. >> reporter: republican lawmakers where it hurts, at home with their constituents. >> aca is the way. >> reporter: gop house members on the defensive. >> you're a phony and your days are limited. >> reporter: some avoiding the anger, opting out of town halls. the democrats stepping in. >> this is a town hall meeting. some people do this all the time. [cheering and applauding] >> saying that preexisting conditions will be covered isn't enough, because access is not the same thing as affordability. [ applause ] >> reporter: today house speaker paul ryan visiting a car lot, throngs of protesters waiting outside. >> i'm here for my friends, my children, my family, my neighbors, every american. my heart is breaking. >> new york hates paul ryan and i hope he hear

from las vegas, nevada, please welcome ariel malone.t out here. [dramatic music] ♪ [cheers and applause] welcome to "millionaire." thanks for being here. >> thank you, my pleasure. >> i guess the kitchen is closed right now. [laughter] now, i was talking to you backstage. you are incredibly sweet and kind in this little diminutive package. 27 years old. to run a kitchen, that's heady stuff. >> it is a big undertaking, but i always said i wanted to be a head chef before i was 30, so. >> well, i know a lot of peopl

they say 38- year-old tifiano ariel rodas maldonado posted ads along laundromats in the canal street area where many mexicans and guatemalans frequent. one victim came forward saying maldonado asked for 2-thousand dollars a month and sex.sot: teodoro cruz, san rafael resident// "it surprises me because here we are all latino we are a community, yes there is some violence but for the most part we are peaceful and we live together most of us know each other."in exchange maldonado promised a key to an apartment that didn't exist."he did not have any places to rent he was not affiliated with any real estate company or anything like that. he was basically taking advantage of the difficult housing situation in the area couple with the ongoing fear of the immigrant community to prey on people." detectives made a call to the ad and say maldonado answered using a fake name roberto mendez then met up with the undercover caller.maldonado was arrested for felony fraud and prostitution charges.sot: antonio cedenyo, san rafael resident// "the problem is without a rental record or bank credit histo

but this follows up on ariel's question. do you feel you have a good sense, do you feel anyone in the country, in russia, has a good sense regarding where largely speaking the people of russia are regarding the regime, and its success or lack of success? or put more bluntly, the legitimacy of the president? >> you are in charge of content, take it away, ivan. >> i understand, the question is really important. i'll try to translate for myself and then for everyone. you want to say that is it possible to talk with bigger, you know, majority of people in russia than with these people who are loyal to us just because they want to see the changes, yes? am i right? this is very theoretical question. there are no technologies to reach these people, unfortunately. the only technology which lets you to talk to that size of the audience is the television. so we can't make an experiment here. >> and now we're trying to reach those people, putting our articles or entertainment pieces into most popular social media for 40 plus. so we can

abc news reporter ariel reshef shows how he got the royal treatment on the first stop of that tour. > reporter: president trump getting a royal welcome from saudi arabia's royal leader king salman. honored with lavish pomp and circumstance, including the kingdom's highest award. melania trump, like michelle obama, not wearing the traditional head scarf. the president having no trouble with this tradition. a saudi dance symbolizing peace after war, brandishing a sword along with his secretaries of state and commerce. then to business. a deal for the saudi kingdom to buy $350 billion in u.s. military equipment and services. >> hundreds of millions of dollars of investments into the united states and jobs, jobs, jobs. >> reporter: meanwhile, james comey is getting set to go public. he'll testify before a senate committee after memorial day. one big question. why did mr. trump fire him? he told top russian diplomats the next day, "i just fired the head of the fbi. he was crazy. a real nut job." trump boasted according to an official summary of the meeting read to the "new york times" by a

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ariel joins us live in the studio. very cool back. you for coming in. >> yes. >> working at nasa, has it changed your perspective from science growing up as a child and the teens and in college. >> absolutely. i liked a lot of different things growing up. i stumbled into a job at nasa unexpectedly a few years ago. it really did change my perspective from nasa being a bunch of rocket science to hackers, figuring things out as they went along. they didn't know everything about space exploration when they started out in the 1960s. >> i decided to send someone at nasa an e-mail saying i was a fan and i was here, someone who went to art school. i didn't expect to hear back but i did. >> it can be intimidating who doesn't have a science background. the oakland science center is about my speed. geared towards children. if i go beyond that, i get timid and shut down. how do you encourage adults to open up a bit. >> the idea of playing with science. it should really be used with adults as well. there are a lot of ways that adults can contribut

tonight -- billy crudup -- from "modern family" ariel winter -- and music from wale featuring g-eazy! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. thank you very much. hi, everybody. very nice.

abc news reporter ariel rah chef has the story. >> filming it. >>> the diver surviving a face to facea white shark. >> see that kayak. >> the shark circling this kayaker after knocking him into the frigid water 100 yards off the coast of monterrey. >> the shark chom ps on the boat like a chew toy and turns to the swimmer. >> it's heading towards the guy now. >> onlookers catching it on camera. >> call somebody, karen. >> the shark was wider than the kayak. >> an experienced diver waved to boats nearby, used a gps tracker and called for help. >> okay. the sailboat's going over there now. >> a family in a sailboat seeing him in distress. keeping him calm until the coast guard described. >> make yourself as small as possible and keep your eyes on that shark. >> this amid recent warning that more sharks are lurking close to the california coast. authorities so kerpd they've used helicopters and loud speakers alerting swimmers to danger. >> exit the water in a calm manner. >> ariel re chef, abc news, new york. >>> recent attacks have been in southern california. as for the kayaker in the v

ariels and that's when the report came in that the train had struck a person, a high scol intersectioe and railroad. traffic was immediately blocked off. alameda county fireed divrrermi the person, the pedestrian was dead here at the scene. and traffic s,wa union pacific railroad police began their investigation. alameda county. let's show you from the ground. now, a shorteim t told a union pacific was workin to delink some of the cars so they could move this mile-long train out of the wpl.ay who havn stranded here for more than three hours now. the traffic is p dreontt'ty hav. in fact, we don't have any identifying information on the deceased except that he or she was a high school student. when we get more information from the investigatingou a know. but we can show you right now here on grant avenue at chbas.na some of the trucks have been sitting here, as i said, in excess of three, three-and-a-half urs. there are shipments that will be getting in rather late and there are people who will be getting to work ratherat, bring you more information on this as it becomes available. repor

luz: esta residente del Área asegura que tifano ariel maldonado dijo que la renta era de $ 4000 peroÓ a Última hora no llegar a las citas a que su hermana tuvo un mal presentimiento. >> me alegro que la ley haya procedido rÁpido. luz: otra mujer llamÓ, porque por maldonado le dijo que tenÍa que tener relaciones poner para no rentar la propiedad a nadie mÁs. >> le dijo que tenÍa que tener relaciones sexuales tres veces antes de ver el apartamento. luz: las autoridades aseguran que el sospechoso no tenÍa ninguna propiedad y estaba enfocÁndose en mujeres inmigrantes para chantajearlas con su estatus migratorio. es por eso que fuera de la tienda, un oficial encubierto lo citÓ para hacer el negocio. >> cuando llegamos, confirmamos que era la persona, llamamos al nÚmero y sonÓ en su mano. luz: esta madre de familia labra su ropa del negocio donde estaba uno de los anuncios y asegura que ella tambiÉn pudo caer en esta estafa. >> si no tuviera donde, hubiera llamado a ese nÚmero. luz: la foto de maldonado aÚn no ha sido revelada y al realmente estÁ en libertad condicional al pagar una fianza

we start with ariel russia in manchester with the very latest. police in manchester believe last night's blast was the work of a suicide bomber. officials say a 23-ye are rating other houses to find anyone who might have links to the attack. >> the priority is to establish whether he was acting alone. >> it started as a joyous night for 20,000 music fans, many of them younger than 10 years old, but it ended in terror. oh my gosh. >> as pop superstar arianna grande was wrapping up her concert, an explosion rocking the jampacked manchester arena. teens and mostly their parents, frantically climbing over seats and railings trying to get to safety. >> everybody was running, panicking, shouting. we could see bodies on the floor, outside and in the arena. crews, rushing to the scene to help the injured. officials say nearly two dozen are dead and nearly 60 injured, hundreds covered in blood and shrapnel. some parents, still desperately searching for their loved ones. >> i'm heartbroken at the moment because i don't know where she is. i don't know if sh

ariel viviÓ muy de cerca la historia del inmigrante con su madre.Ís sino a lo que somos como persona. yarel: en lo personal, me encantÓ ser la periodista del precio de hacerle las entrevistas a todos ellos. les comento que estÁn haciendo la convocatoria para tener un juan en su comunidad. amantes de las hamburguesas, acaban de perder el tÍtulo como la cadena de hamburguesas favoritas de los estadounidenses. ganÓ una cadena el primer lugar, durante una encuesta en la que los consumidores evaluaron la familiaridad y la calidad de todas hamburguesas. buenas noticias para instagram, presentaron un nuevo conjunto de herramientas muy creativas, que son como las mÁscaras o los filtros, permiten personalizar las fotografÍas y transformarlas en imÁgenes divertidas. uno bÁsicamente toca la cámara para ver el nuevo icono en la esquina inferior derecha. al presionarlo podrÁn probar diferentes mÁscaras y que orar una foto, o utilizar el modo retroceso. cada vez que se muestran historias con imÁgenes presuntamente reales, o vÍdeos de ovnis siempre se ponen en dud

abc news reporter ariel rah chef has the story. >> filming it. >>> the diver surviving a face to facek. >> see that kayak. >> yeah >> the shark circling this kayaker after knocking him into the frigid water 100 yards off the coast of monterrey. watch as the shark chomps on the boat like a chew toy. then turns towards the swimmer. >> see the fin. it's swimming towards the guy now. >> onlookers catching it on camera. >> call somebody, karen. >> the shark was wider than the kayak. >> oh, my gosh. how do we tell him? >> an experienced diver waved to boats nearby, used a gps tracker and called for help. >> okay. the sailboat's going over there now. they better hurry. >> a family in a sailboat seeing him in distress. keeping him calm until the coast guard arrived. >> make yourself as small as possible and keep your eyes on that shark. >> this is dent amid recent warning that more sharks are lurking close to the california coast. authorities so concerned they've used helicopters and loud speakers alerting swimmers to danger. >> exit the water in a calm manner. >> ariel re chef, abc news, new

hay pueden verlo, fue ariel que compartiÓ esto.ue hablar. el siguiente dice "vivo a cinco minutos de times square, no es fÁcil adquirir suficiente velocidad para que un coche se convierta en arma al mediodÍa." algunas de las reacciones de las muchas que hubieron en las redes sociales. comentando esto que nomÁs dejado de hablar en todos los medios de comunicaciÓn, que se sucedido apenas unas horas en times square. regresÓ con ustedes. javier: gracias, mÁs adelante, la mayor cacerÍa de brujas, así describe su situaciÓn el presidente trump. tras el nombramiento para investigar los nexos rusos. carolina: y la revusta times no se queda atrÁs con su portada, asÍ no referencia rusia y a la meditaciÓn trump. javier: estamos en vivo con esta ediciÓn especial por costa este. por supuesto a travÉs de las pantallas de tu canal, univisiÓn. pantallas de tu canal, univisiÓn. -- costa oeste "i got this." "i got this." empieza el día con crest y prepárate para enfrentar todo con una sonrisa. "i got this." pruébala, porque crest funciona. m carolina

tonight -- billy crudup -- from "modern family" ariel winter -- and music from wale featuring g-eazyput -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. thank you very much. hi, everybody. very nice.

ariel rashaf, abc news, manchester, england. >> the eiffel tower went dark in solidarity with britain. paris suffered its own attack in november of 2015. 130 people were killed. more than a dozen world monuments paying tribute. >>> "abc 7 news" reporter cornell bernard continues team coverage goes live at the coliseum in oakland where there was stepped up security for tonight's a's game. >> reporter: yeah, the game just ended, a's losing to the marlins. tonight the first game since the tragedy in manchester. for fans there was a visible layer of protection and safety. a's fans were not alone during tuesday's game nens the miami marlins. extra oakland police officers were here patrolling the stands and the con course. >> hopefully things will be safe tonight. >> reporter: outside oakland, alameda county coliseum there were longer bag screenings at security check point, where the canine unit on duty. many know monday's terror attack in manchester was the reason why. >> with an incident like this that happened we talk to staff and tell them to be a little more diligent. >> i pray for the

super= jesus ariel /estudiante inq= .era muy tranquilo, muy serio..uepresuntamente lo asesino, indico este profesor, contaba ya con antescedentes dentro del colegio.. super= carlos armando hernandez/ dir academico conalep inq=..haba tenido algunos problemas , había reportes de conducta. el fiscal de nuevo leon revelo que dos dias antes de la tragedia, el supuesto homicida habia frimado una carta comprometiendos e a cambiar . pero 48 horas despues mato a su compaÑero. super= aldo fasci / fiscal nuevo leon inq=..el reporte es que había síntomas de agresividad stand=jazive perez/ ciudad de mexico inq=. el supuesto homicida que solo tiene 16 años será juzgado por el delito de homicidio, pero dada su edad solo podría alcanzar una pena de hasta 8 años recluido en un centro de reincersión para menores. el incidente, el 6o de este tipio en la entidad en lo que va del aÑo, encendio una vez las alertas, por lo que el gobierno estatal indico que emprendera nuevas compaÑas para tratar de evitar que los menores se conviertan en delincuentes... en mexico, jazive pe

ariel rashaf, abc news, manchester, england. >> the eiffel tower went dark in solidarity with britain. paris suffered its own attack in november of 2015. 130 people were killed. more than a dozen world monuments paying tribute. >>> "abc 7 news" reporter cornell bernard continues team coverage goes live at the coliseum in oakland where there was stepped up security for tonight's a's game. >> reporter: yeah, the game just ended, a's losing to the marlins. tonight the first game since the tragedy in manchester. for fans there was a visible layer of protection and safety. a's fans were not alone during tuesday's game nens the miami marlins. extra oakland police officers were here patrolling the stands and the con course. >> hopefully things will be safe tonight. >> reporter: outside oakland, alameda county coliseum there were longer bag screenings at security check point, where the canine unit on duty. many know monday's terror attack in manchester was the reason why. >> with an incident like this that happened we talk to staff and tell them to be a little more diligent. >> i pray for the

s/ariel moutsatos, experto en seguridad nacional "no están las agencias de seguridad contiendo o diseñandodan ser utilizados por alguien más o que no puedan tener vulnerabilidades" desde la casa blanca el asesor de seguridad nacional dijo. s/ tom bossert, asesor en seguridad nacional (nat) que el gobierno no creo ese virus. le pido a los estadounidenses que mantengan sus sistemas al da y que instalen los programas que los protegen. no se sabe con seguridad quin lo hizo ni de dnde provino el ataque. en washington randy serrano telemundo cesar --- corea del norte lanz nuevamente otro misil dejando preocupados a algunos pases como a estados unidos --- blanca ---y es que se dice....que tiene una capacidad de transportar una "ojiva" nuclear capaz de llegar a una base militar estadounidense en el pacifico. ---nancy miramontes con el informe. take pkg :01 :45 01:29 pkg la prueba de misil fue realizada ayer domingo en corea del norte y fue la mas exitosa que ha llevado a cabo ese pais. se trata de un nuevo cohete balstico capaz de transportar una pesada ojiva nuclear de grandes dimensiones. el lde

they say 38- year-old tifiano ariel rodas maldonado posted ads along laundromats in the canal street area where many mexicans and guatemalans frequent. one victim came forward saying maldonado asked for 2-thousand dollars a month and sex.sot: teodoro cruz, san rafael resident// "it surprises me because here we are all latino we are a community, yes there is some violence but for the most part we are peaceful and we live together most of us know each other."in exchange maldonado promised a key to an apartment that didn't exist."he did not have any places to rent he was not affiliated with any real estate company or anything like that. he was basically taking advantage of the difficult housing situation in the area couple with the ongoing fear of the immigrant community to prey on people." detectives made a call to the ad and say maldonado answered using a fake name roberto mendez then met up with the undercover caller.maldonado was arrested for felony fraud and prostitution charges.sot: antonio cedenyo, san rafael resident// "the problem is without a rental record or bank credit histo

vo lorena -- "tifano ariel rodas maldonado" de 38 aÑos fue arrestado bajo cargos de fraude y prostitucionngia ser arrendador y ofrecia alquilar apartamentos en san rafael a cambio de favores sexuales. -- la policia de esa ciudad utiliz oficiales encubiertos para arrestar a rodas quien posteriormente confes que no era dueÑo de ninguna propiedad. cesar/top vo --existe una creciente brecha entre el numero de viviendas asequibles y la cantidad de personas de bajos ingresos que las necesitan .. --segun un reporte del concilio de vivienda de estado dado a conocer la semana pasada.. esto esta creando una crisis a nivel estatal.. --la situacion es peor en el condado de san mateo.. donde hacen falta casi 26-mil viviendas de renta asequibles para satisfacer la demanda de sus residentes.. vo lorena -- una organizacion sin fines de lucro se ha comprometido en recaudar 100 millones de dolares para reducir el problema de indigencia en san francisco. -- "tipping point community" afirma que el dinero provendr de donaciones de empresas privadas y ser dirigido a la construccin de viviendas y ofrecer servic

abc's ariel has details. >> reporter: this video sparking outrage. seen running from then south carolina officer after a traffic stop. the white cop shooting the 51-year-old unarmed black man multiple times from more than a dozen feet away killing him. from nearly two years since he claimed he opened fire in self-defense. >> i killed [ inaudible ]. >> reporter: a jury, unable to reach a verdict in the south carolina murder and manslaughter case against him leading to a mistrial. but a major reversal from the 35-year-old ex-officer pleading guilty to willfully using deadly force on walter scott, even though it was objectively unreasonable under the circumstances. >> my hope is that accountability for michael slager is going to mean that fewer officers die, that fewer civilians die and that we move forward together as a nation, as a community. >> reporter: the families of slager and scott weeping in the courtroom. >> today is a day of victory for walter. we got justice. >> reporter: federal prosecutors opting not to speak publicly about this plea deal.

last friday in ohio, a gunman shot and killed steven eric as ariel heard he was the chief of the kirker'slocal nursing home. he leaves behind six children and his wife who is expecting another child. our hearts break for the chief's family. we love you all. every child in america who has lost a mom or dad in the line of duty, i want you to know your parents are american heroes. they died keeping us safe. they are the pride of our nation, and we will hold them in our hearts always and forever. their sacrifice will never ever be forgotten. to everyone in the audience here today, i want you to know that my administration is determined, totally determined to restore law and order and justice for all americans and we will do it quickly. [applause] that is why i am so proud to be here today with attorney general jeff sessions and homeland security director john kelly, two men deeply committed to the rule of law, to the rank-and-file officers who enforce it, and to bringing the violent criminals, drug dealers and gang members to justice and i mean bring them to justice quickly. thank you very mu

the coast guard conducted an ariel and boat search, but to no avail. he is in his early 50s. >>> amateur astronomers being invited to document the total solar eclipse this summer. google and uc berkeley are joining forces on a project that relies on the public's help. people can contribute images through an app for the eclipse megamovie project with a goal of creating a continuous view. >>> maybe you're enjoying a nice salad drizzled with olive oil today? >> a sharp price jump at the supermarket. how california olive growers are cashing in on a crisis half a world away. >> reporter: as bill looks over his sonoma county olive trees, he with barely contain his optimism. >> this year is almost perfect. you'll see the buds are looking really nice this year. >> reporter: really? he says with a big smile. after 4 dry years, his trees are now bursting with buds and the promise of a bumper crop to help create his brand of high quality olive oil. the demand for so-called finishing oils, those designed for tasting, is sky rocketing. but the market is also changi

dana, you made a comment arielle or talking about children, parents sending their children to these concertsthis man, this terrorist, his father sent him to die. >> dana: right. that's also something benjamin netanyahu said after remarks in israel. he said if terrorists had actually been attacking a jewish child, you wonder if the prime minister would have said the same thing about terrorism being so awful. the thing about that libya connection is very troubling. al qaeda and isis have both been trying to expand. they've been frustrated that isis has been getting so much attention. you have thousands of migrants leaving through italy. we know how to have a ton of resources to find this one guy and all the other ones we are trying to find. we are asking a tremendous amount from our intelligence community. isis first claimed responsibility and said there were 30 dead. pretty easy to check news reports, it could be we are seeing a metamorphosis or a combination or a merger between isis or some sort of way they are utilizing these young people and don't even realize it's happening. we could say

how ariel taxis are competing with uber and ready or not, here i come.ek.) ♪ anyone can dream. making it a reality is the hard part. northrop grumman command and control systems always let you see the complete picture. and we're looking for a few dreamers to join us. >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >> welcome back, 5:25. if you missed last night's billboard music awards. here's what you need to know. drake dominated the night winning 13 awards. that beats adele's record for most wins. cher accepted the icon award. fitting. some of the other wins for the night include beyonce and courtney and blake shelton winning the award for top country artist. >> surm meris a week, week knaff to get you ready. >> "consumer reports" tested lotions and sprays to find out which order the best protection and results. >> news 4's suns hogan has the results. >> reporter: if you think all you're wrong. in fact, of the 58 products with a rating, 20 2esed at least than half their labeled spf number. >> one bran that did very well is equate