." >> reporter: her name was diane. a vivacious blonde, with a ready smile. >> he saw diane through the window, so the next weekend i went to get my nails done. >> reporter: rebecca kyne is bill's youngest child. >> gave him an excuse to meet her. >> rebecca you were being used as bait. do you realize this now looking back? >> oh, i was fully aware at the time. >> reporter: it was a light moment and just what bill needed. only eight months earlier, he'd become a widower. >> my wife, krista, she fell in the middle of the night. they say she hit her head and she drowned in the pool. i pulled her out of the pool easter sunday morning in 2000. i pretty much fell apart. and there i was a single dad, trying to raise them and, you know, keep the family going. >> he loved my mom. he loves her to the moon and back and then he lost her. he was just lonely and you could see it in him. and my brothers were definitely egging him on to get out and meet somebody. >> reporter: and in diane, bill met somebody special. >> diane comes int

diane: her story isn't unique. each of the 86 students has a similar story of escaping war. >> they all know they are lucky to be here. they are less than 1% of the refugee population that get settles. -- settled. they know what life is like back home. diane: mufleh is the president and founder of fugee's academy. she's also the coach. 13 years ago, she started a soccer team in clarkston and named it the fugee's, short for refugees. >> those of us who have played sports understand the power of a team. you immediately have a group of friends who are going to take care of you. that is pretty powerful. diane: luma emigrated from jordan in her 20's, leaving her family and culture behind. >> i came here, and i lost all of that. it was finding again -- finding family again. diane: her fugee's team grew from a tutoring program into a school. today, fugee's has 13 full-time staff members. >> i think the initial adjustment is very difficult. diane: maison helps her mother coached the other children. she has blossomed. >> i

her cousin, diane perisary says that attitude drew them together since they were young a.ond that only a grew as teenagers when heather moved from florida to tennessee. closer to diane. they became an inseparable pair and even went to college together in memphis. so it was only fitting diane was there the night heather fell instantly in love with a guy famed chris jones. >> heather went to a party on 1999 and she came home and we sat down and talked and giggled about this new guy that she had met, chris. >> diane recalls heather found chris fascinating. >> he dazzled her with wine and his only in of the world. >> she liked that? >> she loved that. she absolutely loved that. >> diane was surprised to see how fast the couple were moving. within weeks, they were living together. not long after, diane noticed a clang in her cousin, a big one. >> they got a lot involved with online gaming and things like. that they had a very, very sedintary lifestyle. that's when she gained about 250 hounds. >> 250 pounds over how much time are we talking about? >> maybe a year-and-a-half. >>

decision to the world and diane. since? was there ever any doubt? here's how diane begins, now two years later. >> reporter: so, let me start with the same question. >> yeah. >> reporter: caitlyn jenner is? >> happy. peaceful. peace in my soul. all of that confusion has left me. >> reporter: you told me two years ago that a feminine side was a part of you. >> mm-hmm. duh. >> reporter: do you ever have doubt that you did the right thing? >> never. never had a doubt. i did the right thing. >> reporter: do you miss being bruce? >> no, not at all. not -- not even -- not even close. not even close. >> reporter: on her tv show, her transgender friends are horrified by her republican politics. >> republicans. your people. they don't like us. >> reporter: as you know, the question has been raised, especially now, are you still a trump republican? >> here's the deal. yes, i did vote for trump but here's the dealbreaker with the republican party. and the dealbreaker is, you mess with my community, you do the wrong thing with o

but then frank and diane came to me and diane did the talking because she knows i'd pay a lot more attention to her than did i to frank. and i said, jack, listen, if this thing airs the way it is, basically she said this, if this airs the way it is, the world is going to say there goes richard nixon stonewalling again. she said it's a disaster and you made a deal, true, but this is bad. so i went to president nixon and one of the very few times he was gruff with me, i i almost repeated diane's words you're going to look like you're stonewalling if it ends now. he said i know that. what are you proposing? i said you take as much time as you want, we'll set the date and give them -- you decide what you want to say and we'll give them the hour time. that's how they got the extra four hours without any compensation, nothing, we gave them extra four hours. president -- you want me to keep on this? keep going? >> yeah. >> on this line? i'll bring this to conclusion. in any event, he really prepared, he knew what he wanted to convey to the american people, saying i'm sorry without saying i'm guilty

then, frank and diane came to me. diane did the talking. she knew i would pay more attention to her. [laughter] said, if this thing airs the way it is, the world is going to say there goes richard nixon stonewalling again. it's a disaster. this is bad. i went to president nixon and one of the few times he was gruff with me. i repeated diane's words. he says, i know that. but, what are you proposing? take as much time as you want and we will set the date. decide what you want to say and we will give them more time. that's how they got the extra four hours. without any compensation, nothing. i will bring this to a conclusion. in any event, he really prepared. he knew what he wanted to convey to the american people, saying i'm sorry without saying i'm guilty. he planned it all out. i was doing all of the fighting about when it would happen. i said may, he said no. we got to the point and agreed upon it. i would always ride with him up to the place where we were doing the screening. this morning, i looked at him and he was so uptight. i called

diane: no. charlie: my goodness. diane: we met here at this table.ie: how you feel on receiving this? not the first award for you. dr. goodall: no, but it is a great honor. i think everything like this is helping me to get out a message to people which i think is tremendously important at this time when we are doing so much to harm the planet, when there is so much discrimination, when there is so much to try and put right. charlie: so much of a lack of understanding of how precarious it is. dr. goodall: it is really precarious. climate change, if you deny climate change, there's something very strange. you know, the fact we have had an impact on the warming of the planet is pretty conclusive from all the scientific reports. charlie: you have brought some friends with you. charliedr. goodall: yes. people know about carbon dioxide and burning fossil fuel adding to greenhouse gases. so too with heavy meat eating. when you cut the forests down , which releases co2, it changes plant protein to animal protein. in addition, there are billions of animals co

>> that they your diane impression?in why your loving makes me weak ♪ ♪ something has changed within me something is not the same ♪ ♪ i'm through with playing by the rules of some one else's game ♪ >> a little pitchy. otherwise. >> thank you, kendis. appreciate it. >> something has changed within me is right. >> what's fun me. your first day. we knew we hit it off. first day. going about all of your life. and you're like. >> thank you, guys. >> that's just the tip. >> my first half-hour on the show. sometimes we get a little wild at night. but i don't always finish. so i use k-y duration spray to last longer... so we can both... [[wolf howling]] [[bear roaring]] nothing brings you closer than finishing together. last longer with k-y duration. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- flying the unfriendly skies. >> united airlines passenger forcibly removed from his seat after apparently refusing to give it up for a crew member. the incident is now sparking major backlash and raising question as but passenger rights. so w

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diane has no idea.like where this is going. >> figure it out. can't wait. move on to the other big stories shall we? >> yes, we shall. >> democrats have enough votes to filibuster nominee neil gorsuch, setting the stage. >> judge gorsuch won committee approval. democrats are angry that president obama's nominee never got a hearing. and they say gorsuch dodged questions and revealed very little about his position on key issues. >> republicans are expect to invoke the so-called nuclear option. would lower confirmation threshold to simple majority and guarantee gorsuch a seat on the high court. >> justice department ordered a sweeping review that could affect agreements to overhaul troubled police departments across the country. the department specifically asked the federal judge for 90 days to assess an obama administration deal with baltimore police force. they say more time is needed to determine if the decrease conflict with the crime fighting agenda of attorney general jeff sessions. a federal report

. >> reporter: kendis and diane, good morning. we know north korea tends to show off military capabilities during anniversaries. and as you mentioned, just this morning, north korea is said to be firing off the country's largest artillery drill marking the military's birthday. tensions between the united states and the north korean regime are still high and rising. >> north korea is a big world problem. >> reporter: the situation in north korea is said to be the big topic at the white house on wednesday. when all 100 u.s. senators take a trip to 1600 pennsylvania avenue. briefing them are the secretaries of state and defense, director of national security. and the chair of the joint chiefs. usually, it's the other way around. administration officials travel to capitol hill to address congress on foreign policy matters. >> the council must be prepared to enact additional sanctions on north korean nuclear and ballistic missile programs. >> reporter: on monday, president trump called on the united nations security council to do more.

the exclusive diane sawyer interview. caitlyn jenner two years after the bombshell. >> do you miss being bruce? >> her life in the spotlight. her new thoughts on president trump. and the kardashian keepsakes she just can't part with. >>> plus earthquake at everest. in the heart of nepal, a pristine paradise. on this day, a raging death trap. >> we all just turned around and started running for our lives. >> the catastrophic quake that december mated entire villages. an avalanche crushing climbers at mt. everest. >> i saw this giant wave like an empire state building of ice and rock. >> how the lucky survivors stayed alive. and heart-stopping footage from inside the destruction. closer than you'd ever want to be. but first the "nightline 5." >>> hey, need fast heartburn relief? try cool mint zantac. it releases a cooling sensation in your mouth and throat. zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can take 24 hours. try cool mint zantac. no pill relieves heartburn faster. >>> looking for balance in your digestive sys

speaking of politics, will diane feinstein run for reelection? yes. and she is hosting her first town hall meeting since president trump took office. she will take questions from 11:00 a.m. until noon, for one hour in san francisco. everyone attending will get a ticket that will allow them to ask the senator a question. however, the tickets will be put into a raffle and you will get to draw on whether you get to ask the question. it is free for attending. but it is already sold out. and there are no seats available. melissa and i asked the former san francisco mayor, willie brown, if this was in fact the opening-round for her reelection bid. >> i have to assume that senator feinstein has decided that the state of california needs her presence in view of what is going on in washington. she was clearly one of the architects of having every democrat vote no on the supreme court nomination. >> i am pleased that she is looking forward to may be representing us again. >> she also held a couple of high profile fundraisers. there is every indication that she

the exclusive interview with diane sawyer, caitlyn jenner who voted for president trump revealing the deal breaker between her and the republican party. but first the "nightline 5." >>> jcpenney's power penny days friday through sunday. great deals like towels for $5, kids shorts for $7, look forth her $9. save an extra 15% with your coupon. hurry, ends sunday. that's getting your penny's worth. >>> i had frequent heartburn. my doctor recommended prilosec seven years ago. >> one pill each morning, 24 hours, zero heartburn. >> the number one doctor-recommended brand for ten straight years. >> use as directed. >> number one in just 60 z2c56z zi0z y2c56y yi0y >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. tonight a dramatic culmination to a month-long manhunt for that tennessee teacher who allegedly an ducted his teenage student. the pair found today after evading authorities for over a month. tonight new details on the disturbing steps police say he took to prepare for the trip and how authorities mobilized citizens across the nation to help track them down. here's abc's kayna whitworth. >> w

. >> and i'm linsey davis in for diane macedo. we begin with those high-stakes talks getting under way in moscow this morning. secretary of state rex tillerson holding face-to-face meetings with russian officials amid a growing divide over syria. >>> and following a major fumble by white house press secretary sean spicer, he had to apologize for a comment about hitler and the holocaust. that sparked international

i'm adrienne bankert in for diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. it's been restless in the south. some 30 million americans in that zone throughout tonight. >> at this hour the radar shows the system blanketing mississippi and now heading east toward alabama and georgia. >> those storms packing torrential rains, high winds, dangerous hail. so overnight andg one that ripped a mobile home in louisiana killing a mother and her young daughter. this morning the south on high alert. the heavy rains in mississippi causing severe flooding. deputies using boats to rescue people interest their homes. the howling winds and hail in central louisiana tearing off a tree limb. sparks flying as it comes in contact with power lines. it? baton rouge a possible twister killing a woman and her 3-year-old daughter. >> she was a very lovable -- the love of my life, my daughter, everything. >> the house on its side, toys, furniture scattered in the yard and family members remembering their loved ones. >> we're going to be a closer family. look at your family. look at your kids, call them wherever they'

diane, kendis. >> lana, very important meeting lasting 24 hours. thank you. >>> new detays this morning about the shake-up that cost white house chief strategist steve bannon his seat on the national security council. "the new york times" saying he threatened to quit if he was removed from the council but politico reporting he clashed with president trump's son-in-law jared kushner. sources say a top donor urged him to stay on board. >>> president trump is taking aim at former national security adviser susan rice suggesting she may have broken the law. rice had acknowledged that as part of her job she asked for the identities of americans caught up in u.s. surveillance and sources say that surveillance was linked to investigations into russia's election meddling. when asked if he thinks rice committed a crime, the president said, yes, i think. the president has not offered any evidence for that claim. a spokeswoman for rice said i'm not going to dignify the president's ludicrous charge with a comment. >>> history is unfolding on capitol hill after

thank you, diane. for bringing us that story. again, positive ending. >> glad that she's okay and will be just fine. >>> coming up on "gma" this sunday morning, the family of the missing tennessee teen, speaking out for the first time since their reunion. what elizabeth thomas' brother says about her state of mind. >>> plus on a much lighter note, tinder says it's not just about hookups. they just put out a new survey. the company is releasing it. it's about people looking for love on tinder. and the tips they have if you're looking for a mate on tinder, too. we'll be right back. much more "gma" on this sunday morning. you totanobody's hurt, new car. but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do? drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement™, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart. with liberty mutual new car replacement™

here is justin povick. >> kendis, diane. thanks.o throughout the day. notice severe threat. d.c., philadelphia, richmond and norfolk. heavy soaking rains, points north and west. rain and the snow heading out toward detroit. we are tracking severe weather like i said down into the eastern portion of the country. all the way down to eeastern north carolina. looking at again all modes of severe weather being possibility. diane, kendis. >> thanks. >>> president trump has the world in suspense after emphatically denouncing the chemical attack in syria calling it an affront to humanity that cannot be tolerated. >> the president says his attitude changed toward syria and its president, bashir al-assad, not offering details on how the u.s. might respond. abc's jonathan carl at the white house. >> reporter: welcoming the king of jordan to the white house, the president firmly condemned the chemical weapons attack in syria. placing the blame squarely on the syrian government. >> terrible. >> reporter: later at a joint press conference in the

this extended clip emerges just one day before her ex's "20/20" sit-down with diane sawyer, promotingdo you ever doubts that you did the right thing? >> it will mark two years since sawyer's first special, watched by more than 20 million, where caitlyn also made claims about kris' treatment of the transition. >> the diane sawyer special. >> some people have misconceptions specifically what you knew when you knew. >> back then, she tried to combat negative attention from caitlyn just three weeks after jenner's special heard, she launched her own show called "about bruce." >> we did it to show that other people going through the same thing, what a family might go through. >> your relationship with bruce now. >> it's great. >> if they were civil back then, now maybe played up for ratings -- not much. >> not talking about it. >> note to caitlyn, i'd be careful making kris jenner upset like that. her book comes out tuesday. >>> recognize that future oscar winner, that's 13-year-old christian bale. they sat down to discuss his new movie "the promise." >> a promise in your life that you have

. >> reporter: good morning, kendis and diane. you know, neither side right now looks like they are willing to compromise. and some democrats have expressed particular concern about judge gorsuch's previous history in interpreting the law, but for many this is purely political. the senate is in a tailspin and it doesn't look like either side is willing to blink. >> i cannot support this nomination. >> i will not, i cannot support advancing this nomination. >> i will not support judge gorsuch's nomination. >> neal gorsuch will be confirmed this week. >> reporter: republicans and democrats are headed for a collision course that will likely end with republican majority leader mitch mcconnell employing the so-called nuclear option, changing the senate rules forever. >> we're headed to a world where you don't need one person from the other side to pick a judge. and what does that mean? that means the judges are going to be more ideological, not less. >> reporter: a handful of democrats have said they will support president trump's pick

>> diane, exactly.gs to be used in the executions. many saying they're afraid of p.r. backlash. in the 31 states where executions are legal, delays are often common due to drug shortages. this kind of rush to push executions like we are seeing in arkansas is fairly rare. if all eight executions had happened, it would have been the most in such a short time period since the u.s. supreme court reinstated the death penalty in 1976. now, arkansas keeps the identity of its drug suppliers a secret. they're hoping that can persuade drug companies to work with them. they admit with the secrecy, the state says it still has difficulty getting those lethal drugs. >> we'll see how all this plays out as the day goes on. one of the executions sounded in particularly gruesome there, maggie. thank you. >>> we're going to move on in the meantime. president trump reportedly no longer insisting a down payment for his border wall will be included in the crucial spending plan to keep the government running. >> the president

i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo.n "world news now" -- president trump set to deliver a speech at nra annual convention in atlanta. he'll be the first president to address the group since ronald reagan. >>> senate democrats blocked an attempt to buy more time to avert a government shutdown. but lawmakers could still strike a deal before tonight's midnight deadline to give themselves another week to reach an agreement on a trillion dollar plan. >>> a jordanian citizen living in the u.s. legally is under arrest on charges he wanted to join isis. he was taken into custody at cincinnati's airport as he was freeing to fly to the middle east. allegedly to join the terror group. >>> and with the first pick in the nfl draft, the cleveland browns selected myles garrett defensive end from texas a&m. second and third round of the draft are today. those are some of our top stories on this friday, april 28th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> the draft is always fun to watch. not to see who is going where o

even our own diane roberts. >> reporter: my trip to my getting off point, like walking there, getting off the train and walking home is about 17 to 20 minutes approximately. and today it took me over an hour. >> reporter: the platform at gallery place and metro center were choked with riders. ark briefly caught fire. tuesday night firefighters then metro crews had to inspect the tracks >> for me it wasn't awful because i didn't have to get somewhere. i was done with where i had to be. >> reporter: a similar i think incident produced this now famous video last year. rd since metro has been trying to win back riders. early they tweeted new reliability numbers. metro says with older cars being retired there are fewer delays. tell that to tuesday night commuters. >> it's really frustrating. >> reporter: train started moving again around 7:00 tonight. pete wusa 9. >>> former president gorge w. bush is in the hospital again recovering from mild pneumonia. the family says the treatment went fine and he is resting. >>> an old converted car wash will reopen as the first drive- thru marijuana s

larry: diane groomes has been a fixture on the force as the d.c.ssistant chief but she is stepping down. sam ford has a look at the new job. sam? sam: at a ceremony at the police headquarters where assistant chief diane groomes announced her retirement, she announced she is taking on a job at $2 billion develop in the the city, the office, retail and residential. the police brass crowded in the command center to say farewell to the head of the m.p.d. patrol and the school security. diane groomes. >> this is not goodbye but see you later. >> thank you. she was going to floor. but i got bless and an opportunity came my way. >> the wharf southwest water front asked if she would take over the security force and she said yes. >> he sells the newspaper and he knows her. >> the community activist. >> i love the rumpalled hair. >> retired >> very compassionate and efficient. officer's office. >> a lot of good community among the cops. >> to the community thank you. >> on a new mission. >> i hope to make them proud. i will work my butt off to make sure it i

a purple heart more than diane today. she's really done some amazing amazing work and parting with a community group and all these other city agencies to make this happen. so thank you, diane. all right. it's also worth month. we've got a whole host of events happening all throughout the month to so right earth month. one of them, i want to single out which is next saturday, april 29 huckleberry youth programs which provide services for low income and underserved youth celebrates 50th anniversary right along with the summer of love with volunteer day of service in golden gate park in the panhandle.. the event is in partnership with us and sf travel. will be a variety of beautification programs litter removal, barbecue lunch is included. please, sign up and join us at sf please, sign up and join us@sfrexandpark.org. huckleberry park is an amazing program and has been around since the late 60s urban kids who need a helping hand. this saturday on april 22 we have it's an american sign language day. with a family day and barb

>> i know they will. >> you can see the full new diane sawyer exclusive interview with caitlyn jennernight at 10:00 right here on abc. thanks for watching abc news. as always we're online at abcnews.com and our "nightline" facebook page. good night, america. ht, america.

diane is here. what's going on?ith chris pratt cementing his place in hollywood overnight. the guardians of the galaxy star honored with a star on the hollywood walk of fame. and it was a really emotional moment for pratt who shared the spotlight with his son and his wife, actress anna faris. pratt thanked his family including his mom noting their family was never cash risch but never lacked for love. it opens may 59. he has a lot going on. >> looking forward to that. the first one was really good. >> it was a sweet moment. he was obviously really big on his family but his wife also gave a big speech and said we're blessed to have this hollywood life but if we were poor we would be happy living in the woods together. >> and the great tng actually believe that. >> you do. >> he's a really, really good dude. >> it's nice to see this happen to someone so loved by everyone who seems to come in contact with him. >>> kendrick lamar surprised his fans in compton, california, treating them to an impromptu album signing and

. >> kendis, diane. good morning to you.ty thunderstorms ahead of the front later this afternoon. although, the interstate 95 corridor is going to be partly sunny and very, very warm. later this week, concern turns back to south plains, damaging wind. hail, tornados starting up later friday. at the same time, we are talking about accumulating snows towards denver. west of denver over higher terrain. some areas could see over half a foot. diane, kendis. >> half a foot of snow, april 27th. justin. thank you. police in iowa released recording of the 911 call former "bachelor" star, chris soules made from the scene of a fatal accident. soules made the call after he crashed his pickup truck into the back of a tractor-trailer, sending kenneth mosher into a ditch. officials say after some one tried performing cpr on mosher, soules, ended the 911 call. >> my name is chris soules. my name is chris soules. >> soules left the scene before police arrived and was eventually arrested at his home. soules out on bail, wearing an ankle brace

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as jackie ward shows us some protesters are upset with diane feinstein. >> why are we here? >> at this people's filibuster the focus was on conversation and education. the people here believe that supreme court nominee neil gorsuch is a threat on many levels including the environment. >> some of his policies, particularly standing up for corporations in the face of shareholders, standing up for corporation's rightings to give unlimit -- rights to give unlimited amounts of money. >> this was a long long haul. >> the list of reasons why grace is here against gorsuch is a long one. >> i call him actually gosh and golly gorsuch. i mean this act. as if anyone is going to believe behien that act he doesn't have -- behind that act he doesn't have the most vile set of principles. >> an important issue. >> daniel ios made the drive -- daniel yost made the drive because he's exasperated with diane feinstein's inaction. >> the fact that senator feinstein is here that her constituents do not want her to vote in favor. >> protests like this may be calmer and more subdued than others but

this extended clip emerges just 48 hours d s before her ex's "2" sitdown with diane sawyer. >> do youat you did the right thing? >> it will mark two years since sawyer's first special, watched by more than 20 million, where caitlin also made claims about kris' treatment of the transition. >> the diane sawyer special. it led people to have some misconceptions, specifically about you, what you knew, when you knew. >> back then, she also seemed to try to combat negative attention from caitlin. just three weeks after jenner's interview aired, kris helped launch a special called "about bruce," which made sure to showcase their path together as a happy, romantic couple. >> the reason we did it just to show that other people going through the same thing, what a family might go through. >> our relationship with bruce now -- >> it's great. >> if they were civil back then, >> not talking about it. >> note to caitlyn, i'd be careful making kris jenner upset like that. her book, "the secrets of my life," comes out on tuesday. >>> recognize that future oscar winner? that is 13-year-old christian b