an exclusive interview with diane sawyer. >>> born to be wild. they are babies, orphaned in an unborn war for resources. their faces express all the joy and fear of our own children. but what can be done to save them? >>> and, mad men. does this make you want to buy gum? >> because my gun is loaded. >> why two of hollywood's edgiest funny men are serving commercials with humor. >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," april 6th, 2011. >> good evening, i'm bill weir. and after a late night meeting with congressional leaders at the white house, president obama emerged to announce still no deal tonight. so, the possibility of a government shutdown friday midnight still looms. the battle over america's fiscal health has raged from the capital to state houses across the nation, including new jersey, where chris christie for president has become a rallying cry for a number of conservatives. he hit the national stage by breathing fire at big government an

diane sawyer. and music from the airborne toxic event. cleto and the cletones. ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" >> dicky: and now, olds arodds here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's very sweet. thank you, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for being here. and, hey, if you're watching at home, grab your crumb pets and sit down in front of the telly, it's royal wedding tonight. i'm so excited, i'm royal wetting my pants. welcome to the "jimmy kimmel live" countdown to the royal wedding prenuptial festivities. our security team is ready. right guys? there you are. and who are you dressed as, guys? they really know how to commit to a part. they do. as most of you are probably aware, coverage of the royal wedding of prince william and kate middleton begins right at the end of our show on the west coast, 4:00 a.m. eastern. diane sawyer and barbara walters covering every magic moment. we are only hours away from the biggest collection of white people dancing awkwardly in the history of the mod

diane sawyer is right back here tomorrow night. happy easter.t. >> i know they need to make a profit but they don't need to make that much profit. >> alan: as you dig deeper to fill your tank, gas companies are set to announce record profits later this week. gas prices have inched up another 12 cents, part of a nonstop surge that started september of last year. as of today the average price of regular in california is 4.21 per gallon. diesel is 4.55. in san francisco, regular is 4.27 per gallon. lillian kim is in emeryville with more on the surprising -- rising prices. >> reporter: s gas prices are going nowhere but up and there appears to be no end in sight. the

and diane sawyer returns right here tomorrow night. along with made in america.uld we be headed to your hometown? it's all this week on "world news." i hope you have a good evening, a good night and a great week ahead. >> alan: there's ban setback tonight for the giants fan who was beaten at the giants-dodgers season opener. bryan stow has been showing progress, but tonight doctors put him back into a medically induesed coma after he suffered seizures. his mother told about how she learned about his injuries. >> talking to his friend that was with him, and cory shared some information. just patient hold -- just praying, hold on, bryan, we're come coming. didn't have any information before coming to the hospital, and then we were hit with the brain jury. >> friends and families are asking for donations and hope for the best.

diane sawyer back here tomorrow night.d night. >>> this is the scene from sky 7 over a small plane crash near the oakland airport. the faa says the pilot was killed. abc-7 has lillian kim is at the crash site with more. >> reporter: the faa confirms the pilot was the only person onboard. they also say the pilot did not survive. the plane crashed here in the bay just off doolittle drive. the plane is a sim engine navy plane manufactured in 1947. it crashed shortly after taking off. the aircraft is registered in san mateo county. the identity of the' pilot has not been confirmed. witnesses noticed the plane having

>> world news with diane sawyer is up next. for all of us here. thanks for joining us the see you back here >>> tonight on "world news" -- sky high. gas prices jump to the highest levels ever for april. does that mean $5 a gallon by memorial day? >>> nature's fury. how did an entire town survive this devastation? tonight, meet the quick-thinking sheriff who saved the day. >>> murder mystery. police intensify their search for a serial killer as more possible victims are found. is the suspect planning to kill again? >>> and saving your sight. a surprising solution for millions of women at risk for losing their vision. the answer may be right in your refrigerator. >>> good evening. after food and shelter, the one thing most americans can't do without is gas. and its price just keeps rising. late today, official word from the federal government that gas prices rocketed to their highest level since 2008. up 11 cents in seven days and they are going up everywhere. this map we saw tells the story. a gallon of regular gas tops $3.50 a gallon in 48 of the

. >>> but first, what diane sawyer has next week. >> there are three words that could hold america back to work. >> made in america. >> made in america. >> by american. >> while many move jobs overseas, these companies and americans kept on working right here. >> we can get it done together. >> so how did they do it? >> all it takes is american know-how. well, they're so innovative, we call them the made in america all-stars. >> you're going to love what's made in america. >> their stories on monday. >> on abc "world news." >> with diane sawyer. world news." dry mouth can be frustrating... and ignoring it can lead to... sipping water can help, but dentists recommend biotene. biotene moisturizes and helps supplement some of saliva's enzymes, providing soothing relief when you need it most. don't ignore dry mouth... look for biotene in your oral care section today. this has been medifacts for biotene. of getting vitamins .and minerals. others will try .incredible total raisin bran with 100% of the daily value of 11 essential vitamins and minerals, juicy raisins and crunchy whole grain fla

diane sawyer is going to join us in just a moment. let's begin with our team of abc news correspondents on the streets here in london, beginning with nick watt also here at the palace. nick? >> reporter: the crowds are big today, but wait until tomorrow. they will be enormous. they have just released the program for the wedding. and here are some of the juicest details. this morning, kate, best man harry and the bridesmaids were at the abbey for a final rehearsal before they do this all for real. late last night, kate and wills snuck in a side door for a final run-through. what's that? we have seen that official program. we know kate will not obey william. but will promise to love, honor, comfort and keep him. her brother, james, will give the only reading. no pressure. tomorrow, the world will be watching. they're already amassing outside from across the globe. >> whether it's raining, snow or what, this is an event that you do not want to miss. >> reporter: william spent his second-last day as a single guy, keeping it real, playing

and i'm diane sawyer, with barbara walters, robin roberts at westminster. and the whole proceeding continues, as we await the couple, now man and wife, to return from the registry. and we will have a processional. we expect that we will have everybody -- you'll hear the cheers. we probably won't be able to shout above them, as the cheers engulf us here at buckingham palace. >> loudspeakers all along the way. you will hear the people cheering. and behind us, behind diane and me, throngs of people, just happy to be here for a glimpse. >> robin? >> and, barbara and diane, her chariot awaits her. we're looking at the carriage that will take her from here, from the abbey. >> that's the fairy tale moment. you arrive in a car. and you leave as an hrh. the three initials. those were taken from diana. but that's what counts, her royal highness. >> she is that at this moment. and everyone is so quiet out here. and they're looking around. just can't wait to erupt in the big cheer that they are anticipating for that trip back to the palace. of course, now, when you loo

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now, reporting live from buckingham palace in london, diane sawyer and barbara walters. >> and good morningamerica. we are so excited to join you. and reportedly, by some accounts, one-third of this planet, watching all the majesty, pageantry and history. not to mention, the simple possibility, when a young woman and a young man decide to walk down the aisle. they are awake and preparing right now. she, of course, is catherine elizabeth middleton. and the other one has a great name. william arthur philip louis mountbatten-windsor. and, barbara, it is so great to spend this morning with you. >> i'm glad we're doing it together. this is the third royal wedding that i've covered. but everything about it is such a good sign. not just this young couple. but the pageantry. i want you to wake up the kids because this is the kind of thing they're not going to see for another 20 or 30 years. bands and music and a divine ceremony. and queens and dukes, the whole works. i guess we should tell people where you and i are. >> that's right. >> we are very fortunate because we -- as i turn around, i see bu

you can see the interview on world news with diane sawyer right here on abc7 at 5:30. >>> meantime, home prices in northern california dipped last month. according to realty firm data quick, prices dipped more than 5% to $360,000. it was $380,000 in march of last year. they say the lower prices helped maintain home sales forecloser accounted for a third of last month's sales. >> the official that oversees the nation's air traffic system emerged today with reports of controllers sleeping on the job. they are looking at a top to bottom review of the entire system. faa ordered a second controller added on overnight duty at 27 airport. four are in california including sacramento. the move came after the fourth incident this year when a controller fell asleep on the job. yesterday a controller in reno fell asleep and failed to answer repeated calls when a medical flight with a seriously ill patient on board was forced to land without any help. >>> air traffic controllers are highly trained professionals that one the most efficient system in the world and no mistakes can be made. >> the medica

you can see the interview on world news with diane sawyer right here on abc7 at 5:30. >>> meantime, home prices in northern california dipped last month. according to realty firm data quick, prices dipped more than 5% to $360,000. it was $380,000 in march of last year. they say the lower prices helped maintain home sales forecloser accounted for a third of last month's sales. >> the official that oversees the nation's air traffic system emerged today with reports of controllers sleeping on the job. they are looking at a top to bottom review of the entire system. faa ordered a second controller added on overnight duty at 27 airport. four are in california including sacramento. the move came after the fourth incident this year when a controller fell asleep on the job. yesterday a controller in reno fell asleep and failed to answer repeated calls when a medical flight with a seriously ill patient on board was forced to land without any help. >>> air traffic controllers are highly trained professionals that one the most efficient system in the world and no mistakes can be made. >> the medica

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together, with diane sawyer and barbara walters, we're joined by our royal all-star team for front roweats on the wedding of the century. india hicks. bridesmaid to diana. god daughter to charles. tim gunn, the king of fashion. instrant reaction to the top secret dress. tina brown, the media machb who changed the game when it comes to covering the royal family. with her taken to monarchy. katie nicholl, who will stop at nothing to get the scoop. she's been behind the palace walls. and colleen harris, recruiting by charles to rescue his reputation. the wedding of the century. all this week on "gma." and, one of our key contributors, india hicks is joining us now. she was in the wedding of princess diana to prince charles 30 years ago. you're an author, living in the bahamas with four children. you're about to launch a jewelry line. we'll talk about that in the week ahead. it's good to have you here. tell us about the morning of. 30 years ago. the morning of the wedding. what was the atmosphere like? the mood? >> exciting. diana was young. but she was very strong. i think she had definit

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. >> reporter: even interviewed by our own diane sawyer and barbara walters. >> i wonder how you gotited. did mrs. middleton come in, say -- >> reporter: but somehow it just didn't seem right not to come home to celebrate. >> just told this to everybody when i go back tonight how wonderful the roar of the crowd when they drew up and when they left, the whole abbey shook. it lit the abbey up. >> reporter: around return to bucklebury he did. >> on tv. >> reporter: life is the same, yet, it isn't. a girl from bucklebury tonight has gone to bed a princess. but then, she'd always been special to them. there's no place like home. >>> next up, an exclusive visit to the pastry chef who created that incredible wedding cake, and reveals the secret language written into the frosting. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] you've reached the age where you don't back down from a challenge. this is the age of knowing how to make things happen. so, why would you let something like erectile dysfunction get in your way? isn't it time you talked to your doctor about viagra? 20 million men already have. with every age

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you can see that interview on "world news" with diane sawyer on abc7 at 5:30. >>> much cooler out there, although things should be inching up to slightly warmer temperatures for us. sandhya patel is here with the forecast. >> we will warm up a little over the next couple days. today today's highs were in the low 50s to the low 60s range. unusually cool for this time of year. temperatures right now in the 40s and 50s. you can see temperatures have already fallen. into the mid40s range in some of our north bay and east bay inland locations. milder temperatures and continued cool along the coast. and we are looking at a chance of showers in the north bay on friday. tomorrow is dry, but with the breeze continuing, if you suffer from allergies, pollen count is up as far as trees are concerned. mulberry, oak and ash is coming up. grasses are low, and weeds will remain pretty much nonexistent. tree pollen is running high. if you suffer from allergies, one more day of this breezy weather. we did have some showers briefly. anywhere from a few hundredths to .20. we are not done with the rain just

you can join our team of diane sawyer and barbara walters on "good morning america" later today.d tomorrow morning for the big event. set your alarm clocks early. 4:00 a.m. eastern time our live coverage begins. >>> something of a bizarre encounter you could say involving paris hilton. yesterday, a man suddenly lunged at both of them. and one of hilton's security guards took the man down. he had been arrested last fall after showing up at hilton's gated community. ironically, hilton was going to court to testify against another man who broke into her house. >>> the nfl is reviewing a judge's decision that came down late last night. the judge declined the owners' request to reinstate the lockout. it's up to a higher court to decide. the legal wrangling is taking place as the nfl draft is set to begin later tonight. >>> that was tom durkin's voice you may have heard over the triple crown in the last decade. durkin is stepping down because of the anxiety the major races cause him. he says he's tried everything and he just can't do it anymore. >>> well, the atlanta hawks, l.a. lakers

diane sawyer has her story. >> reporter: two years ago, jennifer had a horrible spinal cord injury, afterident trapped her in the van. her boyfriend at the time, could have walked away. but instead, he drove three hours three times a week, just to be with her in rehab. and then, no matter her future, he wanted it to be as his wife. and from that time on, she willed her body to move. even practicing in a borrowed wedding dress. >> i will be walking down that aisle. it's not an if or a maybe. it is absolutely going to happen. >> reporter: and then, last saturday afternoon, the crowd turned toward the door. and there she was. the music, edwin mcclain's "walk with you." leg braces under her gown, arm in arm with her father and brother. and at the end of the walk, jennifer and michael became husband and wife. and then, he carried her into their new life. and with all eyes on them, they started to dance. ♪ as their wedding song said, "don't let the beauty of this life pass by. i'll take the slow, sweet walk, with you." >> oh, man. beautiful bride. >> gives you tears. >>> before we go, a pair of

for diane sawyer and all of us at abc news, have a good night. >> barry bonds and his defense team leavingmento claiming victee following a three week perjury trial. >> the jury convicted bonds of one of four charges and he he flashed the v for victory sign on the steps of the courthouse although inside of the courtroom he showed no reaction. they could not agree on 3perjury charges and so the judge declared a mistrial on those. >> in a december 2003 grand jury proceeding, barry bonds was asked if he was begin anything with a syringe to inject himself he said no. and he was convicted of that. the verdict was read this afternoon. outside he seemed almost relieved. bare bonds was greeted by supporters outside of the

this phone belongs to a certain diane sawyer, and this is where it says she has been in the last ten months. we know new york is home base. last month was washington. the earthquake in japan. but what about that trip to the islands earlier this month? and when she went home to kentucky last november, look at everywhere it tells us she went. apple would not respond to our questions about the data. though there is no evidence that apple itself has access to this particular information. both apple and google do tell you tell collect location data when you use gps, mapping or other onlyapplications on your phones and droids. >> we have to make sure that this information is made secure. >> reporter: but for all the worry about privacy, to go completely off the grid these days would mean no cell phone, no internet, to facebook, no credit cards, no flights, no tolls, no car. still, it might be nice to tell companies some information is none of your business. it took us less than five minutes to download the software that helped tell us wherever you've been in the last ten months, diane. i h

for diane sawyer and all of us at abc news, have a good night. >> precious heir looms taken and the ringf thieves wanted around the country for stealing family treasures. >> suspicious circumstances surrounding the death of a san francisco teenager and four students arrest one of them for murder . debate in san jose of how to read out. >>> and i didn't get my name governor moom beam for nothing. >> there is a tough new man date for alternative energy. >> this is abc new 7 news at 6. >> police credit good police work with cracking a ring of burglars. >> they targeted some here in the bay area. thanks to a traffic step in nebraska. hundreds of heir looms have been recovered. >> carolyn, you heard the long arm of the law. they roached out and solved the case. >> four suspects arrested are part of

for diane sawyer and all of us, at abc news, have a good night. >> tonight the cell phone video thattrouble with the police . what happened next probably shouldn't be heard. >> and a new 500 page report on the san bernardino pipe line disaster. we will have information from first people on the scene. >> million dollar resignation of the general manager of bart and the mystery that surrounds her departure or not. >> the 3 d video game technology that is a household tool for recovering stroke victims . >> this is abc 7 news at 6:00. >> i am going to take the phone because that is evidence . >> i feel like that i was very much violated. >> he was recording the arrest of juveniles in his neighborhood and wound up being place indeed handcuffs. how far can police go. >> the officer tried to take the cell phone and when he didn't hand over, he picked up the cuffs. here's the story. >> he and a friend were working in thera

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>> you see, you're supposed to wait for diane sawyer to ask me that question later. >> reporter: i was scooped in the eighth grade. you are still saying categorically, not running. >> i'm not running for president. i don't know how else to put it. the answer is no, i'm not doing it. >> reporter: why not? if you see things falling apart, most people have the impulse to go in and try to save the situation. >> it's a good way to put it. you don't make a decision to run for president of the united states based on impulse. i don't feel ready in my heart to be president. and unless i do, i don't have any right offering myself to the people of this country. it's much too big a job. >> and a footnote on this interview. there is a video that is rocketing around the internet of a little boy, 4-year-old jesse, who, well, as you'll see, he really, really, really wants to be the governor of new jersey himself. >> i want to be the governor and i can't. >> why can't you be the governor? >> because i'm too small and i want to. >> well, we asked governor christie if he had seen that video. have you see

don't forget, "good morning america" first thing in the morning, "world news with diane sawyer" lateromorrow night. good night. >> alan: all though giants fans were disappointed with the final score at at&t park, it's been a great weekend for baseball. now ballpark security has a plan in place to make sure the home series with the dodgers goes will. it's the first time the two teams have faced one another since giants fan bryan stow was beaten by dodger fans. >> the fans are disappoint it because it was rough loss the cardinals today. as for the security preparations, authorities aren't saying how many police officers will be here tomorrow. what they are saying is fans can expect to see the exact same level of security they saw for the world series

here is what vicky hartzler, who has received nearly $775,000 in subsidies for her farm, told diane sawyer earlier this year. >> i think we need to make sure everything is looked at before we just pick on the farmers. >> reporter: congresswoman hartzler stood by those words today and she is not alone, diane. for all the republican zeal about cutting spending, they have not made any significant cuts to agricultural subsidies, at least not yet. >> all right, jon karl reporting from capitol hill tonight. thank you, jon. >>> and we go overseas now to the drama in libya. for the third straight day, rebel forces report they are back on their heels and looking to the skies, some of them in anger, for the nato air strikes that do not come. our alex marquardt spent the day with the frantic rebel forces on the ground. they say they're barely holding on. but u.s. forces say bad weather and cloudy skies have made it impossible to launch strikes on the ground because they can't distinguish friend from foe. >>> still ahead on "world news," how did this candy bar help seven coworkers win $319 million? an

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. >>> now, diane sawyer with a peek at what they're delving into for tonight's "world news." diane?r "made in america" team, as you know, is back in action tonight, finding the companies thriving on u.s. soil, even in tough times. keeping the jobs right here at home. so, what is the secret of their success? we're going to tell everybody, tonight on "world news." see you then. >>> and finally, a breathtaking view of the heavens captured on camera. this time-lapse video, check it out, was shot from the tallest mountain in spain. it shows the milky way through a sandstorm. and the photographer thought the sand would ruin his video. but, man, was he wrong. just gorgeous. that's the news at 8:07. >>> time for the weather now with sam champion. hey, sam. >> i've got virginia beach in the house. i've got some nevada in the house. chesapeake area. chicago, you're here. hi, home. >> hi, mom. st. louis, missouri. >> you're from where? and it's your birthday. >> my birthday. >> tell me your name. >> todd. >> happy 16th. good to have you here. and you did all those signs yourselves. fantastic.

we'll have more on gma coming up and world news with diane sawyer tonight. i am george stephanopolis. >> we'll have more at listen o'clock this morning, president obama's announcement releasing the birth certificate. you can find it on abcnews.com. >>> and edward lee naming the new police chief. amy hole field has more on more on the man who had seen his share of controversy. >> i spoke with a captain that tells me suhr is a well respected leader and he will energize the officers here. hoe can't wait to get to work today. greg surf -- greg suhr was named in a wrongful death lawsuit and indict demoted but mayor edlee was for what he has done for the department. the indict and lawsuit against him were thrown out . also one chief demoted him, another promoted him. he's had highs and lows and ridden the waves calmly. that calm demeanor will help him to become a good chief. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc sennews. >> thank you very much. the sun is out and we'll talk to mike about the weather. >> starting with our current conditions. 50 in freemont and

. >> i will put it under diane sawyer's desk because i don't think that she'd mind at all. >> you hearee me tomorrow yoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyo >>> well, this morning on "world news now," grim discovery. police discover more victims of a serial killer. >> in all now ten buried bodies have been found and detectives say there are new clues in this murder investigation. it's tuesday, april 12th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning. i'm peggy bunker. >> and i'm rob nelson. a very grisly discovery here in new york. two more bodies found in separate locations in a long island beach. and the intense search for more clues now could continue at daybreak. we'll have the very latest on this case. >> yes, that's right it keeps growing and growing. also coming up this morning, a vital vitamin found in so many supermarket items that could actually cut your risk of developing a very common form of vision loss. it's real food for thought. you just have to seek out the items that could help you in this area and just eat them. you don't want to miss it. >> commo

. >>> well, a couple of weeks back, "world news with diane sawyer" featured a series called "made in about how much or how little is actually produced in this country. >> and now the followup. featuring companies that were born and are still thriving right here at home. david muir went to see where the most of american items is made. >> reporter: they were the first things we noticed when this whole made in america journey started. the flags in so many front yards across america, we wondered where were those flags made? so many them without labels. there was even a tweet from "the ellen show" at the time that the american flag stamped out of the box with the words, made in china? but one e-mail from steve in clearwater florida, who told us he knew of u.s. flags made in this country, perhaps you could highlight an add-on, he wrote and so we did. the factory in coshocton, ohio. >> made by americans, for americans, to fly by americans. >> in fact, all the way back to the civil war. iwa jima. saluting the flag on the moon. >> that was ours. >> reporter: that was yours? >> proud of it. >>

barbara walters, diane sawyer will be there covering every little detail.'t miss a minute. >> it's finally here. talking about it for 20 years now and it's finally here. >> the whole world will be watching, an exciting day. >>> when we come back this morning, time for "the skinny" from lindsay lohan working the graveyard shift, literally. >> and yet another fall on "dancing with the stars." you're watching "world news cing with the st s." you're watching "world news now." fdfdfdfdfdfdfdfdfdfdfdfdfdd ♪ skinny ♪ so skinny >>> welcome back, everybody. time for "the skinny" on your tuesday morning. a quick "dancing with the stars" update. first, they had -- obviously another show last night. romeo and chelsea kane apparently did the best of the scores last night. did very well. but what people are talking about though another tumble here. may recognize her. karina. and her partner ralph macchio "the karate kid" they were dancing and you will see here in a second what happened. on the floor and bit it there. but she credited him after the show. look, he got me t

h diane sawyer from london tonight. she's going to be live. so long.o long. switching to progressive could mean hundreds more in your wallet year after year. feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today. >> the santa clara board of supervisors approved a ban on plastic carry out bags. the measure will apply to 56 retailers in unincorporated areas of the county. we'll check and get your latestt forecast, mike? >> we have two days exactly like that and mid-to upper 60s on the bay shore and upper 60s and cents inland . 50s on the coast. expect a cooling and windy before warmer and calmer continues this weekend. heavy traffic on southbound 101 . drive time from thren to 580 is 20 minutes. making your way

stephanopolous will question the president one on one on his plan and you can see that on world news with diane sawyerght at 5:30. >> eric: most problems in the housing market could be right around the corner. there is news of the new recall by ford this morning. >> janelle: jane king joins us live from the new york stock exchange with the money scope report. >> reporter: hi, good morning. foreclosure filings dropping in the san francisco area. foreclosure rate dropped by 16% in the area in the last quarter. california still has the third highest foreclosure rate in the nation behind nevada and arizona. nationwide foreclosure filings dropped 26%. it doesn't necessarily mean the housing market is improving. in fact, it's a sign of the backlog of foreclosures that these lenders are dealing with because of all the paperwork problems. so problems in the housing market could be with us until 2016 and repossessions also jumped in march. >> first check on trading here this morning, we are lower, in fact we are celebrating the losses, down almost down 80 points, nasdaq is down almost 1%. bloomberg index is tr

diane sawyer rather than confronting obama over his inconsistencies and incoherent policy.o this is what she does. >> what about the famous quote from another beleaguered president, lincoln. who said he had been driven many times to his knees because his own wisdom and that around him was insufficient for the day. >> i to a lot of praying absolutely every night before i go to the bed. >> a final question. how much do you think kentucky will win by? >> the president: diane, i will make this point. a lot of folks focused on the fact that i filled out my bracket. obviously i hadn't spent that much time studying it since i don't have anybody in the final four. >> i don't suck up to obama. he's not coming on this program, i can believe it! >> why don't they hold his hand while they are doing these comforting -- [ laughing ] >> realize she had not 30 seconds, not 60 seconds, she had 10 minutes with him. and we watched this. there's not one single tough question. what you've got is controversies swirling all over this administration. not one tough question. the toughest question w

diane sawyer, barbara walters. the whole team over there in london to bring you every second of the big day. >> and of course we'll be here as well. >> that's right, yeah. >>> well, coming up, our first look at julianne moore playing the role that tina fey made famous. >> and the story that put steven tyler, your love, on the cover "rolling stone." >> i love him. ♪ ♪ skinny ♪ so skinny >>> welcome back, everybody. lots of good stuff in "the skinny" today. >> lots. >> of course, we all know the news that donald trump has been making lately in terms of going after the president. the president released birth certificate yesterday. networks broke in, all this crazy stuff. exclusive research out now that says "celebrity apprentice" obviously a spin-off of trump's big show, another show in his empire there, that ratings are way down and did some research and found out surprisingly that that has one of the most liberal left-leaning audiences in all of primetime tv. and that ratings for "celebrity apprentice" are down from

. >>> now, diane sawyer with a provocative question for tonight's "world news." diane?debate tonight. we know about yale. well, when the men at a legendary college campus labeled the women there hot or not hot, is it just fun? or is it something for the court? tonight, weigh in on this debate. you'll hear what the men have to say on "world news." >> can't wait for that. >>> and finally, have you seen this emotional reunion from japan? watch as a dog jumps into her owner's arms after seeing her for the first time since the earthquake and tsunami separated them. the dog was actually spotted more than a mile off of the coast last week, floating on top of debris and was rescued by the coast guard. her owner saw the rescue on tv and recognized her dog immediately. >>> time, now, for the weather. it's 8:06. sam, how are you? >> juju, that was really good. >> i know. >> it tears you up. you know they were both so excited to see each other. >> i know. and it's just a reflection of all the reunions that are going on out there. >> yeah. it's true. good morning, everybody. >> all:

chance to question the president tomorrow and you can see it that interview on world news with di diane sawyera7 7 on thursday evening. >>> did the budget talks get the best of the vice president? watch as president is giving his remarks on the deficit. >> the last decade the average income of the bottom -- >> vice president joe biden closing his eyes for an extended period of time. the big question on the internet, was he sleeping or was he just deep in thought? a third and more likely explanation is he was exhausted after so many late night budget negotiations. >>> still to come, a woman who was overwhelmed by the stern. the window treatment that smelled so bad it forced her t ♪ when he tries to use his miles. ♪ that's a lot of red tape! step on it! [ tires screech ] ♪ i can't escape the red tape! now you can with rapid rewards! come on! [ tires screech ] [ male announcer ] join rapid rewards and enjoy unlimited reward seats, no blackout dates, and no red tape. ♪ or...you can get all this. for 5 bucks, you can get a sub. and no red tape. kfc's $5 everyday meals. like two pieces of original

. >>> now, diane sawyer has a preview of tonight's "world news." diane? >> good morning, juju. back in action. viewers have sent us out to find the all-star companies that know how to keep jobs on u.s. soil. and tonight, the toy boxes. you think every one is made in china, right? wait until you see what we have for you tonight on "world news." >> that's the news at 8:07. >>> time for sam, reporting all morning long from along the mississippi. good morning, sam. >> good morning, juju. i want to show you incredible pictures. let's get right to the pictures. it's "pelican 895," a documentary that airs tomorrow night on hbo. and irene taylor brodsky is the filmmaker, and mike carloss with the louisiana department of wildlife and fisheries. what's the future of the birds here? >> we know the birds that were rescued and rehabilitated last year, nearly 100 of them have been seen flying around the coast here. that's really good news. and not one of them has been found dead. >> we're continuing to clean the coastline and the marshes of louisiana to ensure a better habitat for the future

. >>> now, diane sawyer with viewers, making a difference for tonight's "world news." diane?day to you. and it's "made in america" again tonight. it turns out, the u.s. air force was looking for something. they wanted it to be made in the usa but couldn't find it. well, our viewers came to the rescue. see what happens when you watch tonight on "world news." >>> and finally, the latest dancing sensation on the internet is, the president of russia. ♪ to the right is dmitry medvedev dancing at his college reunion to a russian pop hit called "american boy" ironically. 1.3 million people have viewed this online. but he doesn't seem too embarrassed. he said, we were just rocking out. >>> now, time for the weather, with sam champion who is always rockin' out. >> good morning, juju. the one thing i know don't let anybody take pictures of you dancing. you're never as cool as you think you are. and it's never going to look good. it's just not. >> there you go. you look very cool on that bus right now. >> can you tell? did they widen out to show where we were? we're on top of the double

diane sawyer. david muir, everyone is there for the big day.c for all of the wedding coverage. >>> our royalty in this country charlie sheen's goddesses takes a hike. find out how the winning man got the bad news. >> very interesting story here and plus a performer who is singing the blues over some fried chicken coming up in "the skinny" right after the break. ter the break. fried chicken coming up in "the skinny" right after the break. n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n

my two all-stars are there, diane sawyer and barbara walters. got the privilege to work with you all morning long. we had a full complement of all st all-stars, the abc news team out in force. diane and babarbara, what do weo now? it can't be over is it? >> how never thought you would be doing play by play on kisses, did you? >> you weren't seeing double. they did two kisses. that's history. everything else was true to form. it was a fairy tale. but the two kisses were unexpected. >> it was. i want to show you, robin, and everybody on the west coast, in case you didn't get up and join us. look at this little face. this little face of the 3-year-old goddaughter. i'm going to raise it up during the kiss. and who hasn't been there. looking like that. >> i think they should keep the kids home from school today. they're never going see something -- probably won't see something like in this the next to years. i'll hear it from the teachers in the schools. >> it didn't rain for a moment. it is now just about ready to sprinkle. we all that, and were worr

. >>> now, diane sawyer with a sneak peek of tonight's "world news." diane?h you. tax day, of course, right around the corner. is it possible that there are crooks stealing the tax refund being sent to you? it's the number one kind of identity theft in this country right now. we're going to tell you how to protect yourself tonight on "world news." >> that's the news at 8:08. time for the weather and sam. >> hey, sam. >> hey, juju. good morning. everybody, go ahead. a big crowd this morning. let me get down. we'll get everybody in. everybody back behind us can get in as well. we are going to kind of continue on the story with the drought and the fire. let's get to the boards. we got a lot to talk about. as we look at the drought areas, texas, the worst drought in about 44 years. and if you look at places like texas, oklahoma, kansas, colorado, only about 20% of the normal moisture in the last 30 days. this will be a rough fire season. and today, here's where all the watches and warnings are flying. we have a big board map. we'll show you what is happening with

. >>> here's diane sawyer with a preview of "world news." diane? >> good morning.ith bacon? what if 90% fat could save the child's life and health? you have to see this tonight. it's something brand-new for us. and it's on "world news." >> thank you. >>> and finally, a sign of the times. more americans are hanging up for good on their land lines. a new survey finds 26% of households have abandoned their land lines to save money. and use only cell phones to make calls. that's twice the percentage compared to 2007. >>> sam, i did the reverse. last year, i finally got a land line, after years of holding on to my cell phone. >> and i -- about the same time you got married and got a land line. he said, we need to be adults now. >> we need to be adults now. >> i got rid of my land line about a year ago. go ahead and let it out. say good morning. [ cheers ] land lines. do you have land lines and cell phones? you do. >> i have both. >> and you? >> both. >> congratulations, though. how far along are we? >> i am seven months pregnant. >> okay. from here-up -- you do not look