dolphins. when they go swimming together and it's just this awesome -- like this couple. in the turks and caicos island diving with this dolphin for like an hour. you know what? as much as humans love dolphins dolphins love humans. getting a bit -- frisky. in fact getting extremely frisky. you may all soon have to blur a -- >> did i see a -- >> yes. the dolphin -- did i see the -- >> yes. >> oh! >> free willie here! >> you cancracking up through the snorkel. >> the boyfriend, hey, maybe at first, but still -- system trying to get in there. >> oh! >> it is -- equal opportunity -- lover. oh my god. that thing is out, like he is really excited to see this woman. >> this dolphin for the next full-on smintminute is trying to get to third base totally i. think he got there. home base he's trying to round the corner for. >> it's so weird, i can't look away. >> seemed the dolphin should have kept his snake under control, much lice this guy keeping a massive snake under control. limited information what was going on. seems to be able to capture as this massive snake keeps coming after him. >> looks like a cobra. it's got the hood. yeah. >> eventually super calm. look. right here. grabs it by the bac

dolphins. when they go swimming together and it's just awesome. like this couple they're in the turks and caicos islands. they have been diving with this dolphin for like an hour. but you know what as much as humans love dolphins dolphins love humans. he's getting a bit frisky. he's getting extremely frisky. you may also have to blur -- >> did i see? >> yes. yes. >> you can hear she's cracking up the whole time. this is the boyfriend. still, still trying to get in there. >> he's an equal opportunity lover. oh my god, that thing is out. like he is really excited to see this woman. >> this dolphin for the next full-on minute is just kind of totally trying to get to third base i prenkelready got there. it's home base he's trying to round the corner for. >> it's so weird. i can't look away. >> i know. >> you ladies are going to love this video because i know you love disney and this video combines -- >> he doesn't have the money for it right now. >> i can't take it! >> this little layla has her bright red lipstick on and she also loves "frozen" and is into this queen elsa doll. she knows there is a store because dad wants to buy a tv. >> let's take the flat tv instead. >> no! >> why? >> we already have one. >> wha

dolphin lover jack. stomach that clip. >> the dolphin show entailed a lot of things that you don't see in dolphin shows any more. renner and this is the story of how i fell in love with dolly the dolphin.

dolphins. a pod of dolphins. it's super quiet out there on the water. >> hello! >> as she turns the camera around the other way, she sees some other dolphins and that's when suddenly things get a little bit dramatic. >> do you see things coming closer? watch the shadow. >> oh yeah. >> uh-oh. >> what just happened? >> she was knocked off. check out this picture to give you an idea what happened. her board was split in half. by what? she thought as the dolphins came by at half speed. the other paddle boarder that came over claimed to have seen a shark and that the dolphins had actually been spooked. in fact, when they looked closer at the board, they actually noticed there are teeth marks on it. so now she's actually going to take it to the fisheries department to see if they can identify it. but wow. >> check out this bike ride in brazil. the rider on this motorcycle reaching speeds -- waving through traffic, splitting the lanes. super, super super fast. getting so close to the vehicles. >> i think this is insanely dangerous. >> yeah. >> keeps going. takes this exit here. and doesn't slow down at all. >> he's going to kill his buddy on the

. >> very, very strange you have dolphins a man said used by a dolphin in a documentary "dolphin lover971, malcon-brenner was working at the floridaland theme park when the dolphin began making advances toward him. first, he said quote i discover discover -- discouraged her. and and sexual animation and i think i'm going to throw up. >> and please this off. >> people are complaining about racism. george carlin is right. this is getting stupid and silly. >> are you talking about the show or the city? >> the show the city, the state, the country and the world. a man with a dolphin is like a cat with a sheep in woodstock. >> you were in woodstock weren't you? >> yes. i went to commit a homicide. i took a bat at me. i'm glad i didn't catch things ways going after eddie griswold with my girlfriend. i don't want to talk about it. >> oh, man he would have been so dead. she would have been, too. come on man, i will appear as a witness for the defense she was a serial heart breaker, seriously. i went to woodstock. it killed me. and her. but i couldn't find them. >> so you became an actor instea

dolphins wash up onshore, flailing in the shallow water. tourists slowly approach the dolphins, unsure of what to do. a few begin to walk into the surf and attempt to roll the dolphinsnto deeper water. then even more people rush out to help. one man grabs a tail and drags the dolphin back out into the ocean. soon, others follow. more than a dozen people start to grab dolphins by their tails. it's unclear why species like dolphins and whales beach themselves. some scientists believe a leader of the group may unintentionally guide the others into shallow waters. other theories cite human interference such as sonar or shipping noise as factors that confuse the dolphins' internal guidance systems. each year, hundreds and sometimes thousands of dolphins are found on shores worldwide and most of them don't survive. but this group is lucky to have some human friends at the right place and right time. giving them a second chance at life in the open seas. >>> look away and you'll miss it. out of nowhere, too quick to react. >> no! are you kidding me? >> without warning, speedboat passengers are thrown with tremendous force. >> i really thought the boat was going to flip. i'm

dolphin tail. a man is seduced by a dolphin in the new documentary "dolphin lover." orking at the florida land theme park when dolly the dolphin began making advances toward him. he said, quote at first i discouraged her. i just wasn't interested. then i thought if this was a woman would i come up with these rationalizations and excuses? it has sexual animation and i think i will throw up. take a look. >> on your back. all you have to do is come out and lay on your back. please take your fins off. >> lifestyle choice this. >> people were complaining about racism in the academy of motion pictures. george carlin is right. we are circling the drain. this is getting so stupid. >> are you talking about the show or the story? >> i am talking about the show, the city the state the country and the world. a man with a dolphin. it is like a cat with a sheep in woodstock. >> by the way you were at woodstock, weren't you? >> yes i went to commit a homicide. i took a bat. >> who were you going after? >> after eddie griswold. my girlfriend -- never mind. >> was he in -- >> he would

dolphins when things took a terrifying turn. young said the dolphins drug him to the bottom of the pool and tried to drown him. he recounted the near death experience with reporters. >> i went on. he went straight on, trying to kill me. >> reporter: what's he got against you? >> i don't know. i think he was trying to get at iggy because he was a little frantic kissing her and stuff. he's trying to take my woman. >> okay. that makes sense now. >> dolphinswhat dolphins do. they go ack, ack is what you didn't hear in the soundbite there. >> hitting on his girl. >> yeah. >> trying to drown him. how dare they? >> you're better off with that story now. >>> we got some serious stuff coming up. it's time for maryland's basketball to get back to playing like maryland basketball. indiana visits college park, a preview at 6:20. >> new information about a mentally disturbed woman who died behind bars. one expert says authorities in fairfax county handled that situation in all the wrong ways. >> reporter: emotional testimony on first day in the trial of the man accused of killing american sniper chris ky >>> the murder trial of the man accused of killing real life american sniper chris kyle is underway in a texas courtroom. >> the trial comes as thes on car nominated now -- the oscar nominated movie continues to rack up big box office numbers. >> reporter: both sides agree the victim was trying to help the troubled veteran when he was shot in 2013

dolphin. according to the people on the beach this dolphin was having a hard time getting back into the deep sea. it was kind of hugging the coast. they think it may have had something to do with the strong waves. they figured out we got to save this dolphinouching the dolphin picking it up. it looks relatively small. but these people realize that they can't get that thing back out there, so they hire a boat. watch what they do. they pick the dolphin up get in the boat and then he holds it for about five to ten minutes as the boat takes them into the deep sea so they can return it back to, you know where it came from. the guy says like he's holding this dolphin in the boat for five to ten minutes and it kind of relaxed. it didn't put up a fight, didn't wiggle. he's like it was like he knew i was trying to help it out. >> that's going to be fun when he does catch back up with his dolphin pod. guys i had a heck of a tuesday. >> now in this video, a different type of rescue but the rescuers we're familiar with simon and shawn from wildlife foundation in the uk and they call this two guys two gopros a fox and a warehouse. the warehouse is big. like looking for a needle in the haystack. good luck. >> coming your way. >> i see him. >> oh. >> lo

dolphins. look at this. >> those dolphins are a big showoff. like oh you think you could go back? watch this. >> a couple of these videos popping up and it's really cool. >> just because the sun is out and shining brightly does not mean the roads aren't dangerous to drive on. you can see maybe some of the snow melting away but a heck of a lot of glare down the street. >> yeah. >> you can't see anything in front of you. >> not even this. may day, may day. >> oh no! >> wow. >> there were two impacts. the car hitting that truck in front of them and more traffic piling in from behind. if you watch the end, you notice there were other people out of their vehicles because they had just crashed. thankfully it doesn't look like anybody was hit by the other cars that continued to pile up. >> is it the sun glaring off the white snow and ice? >> i have a feeling that the cars got into an area where there was a lot of runoff off the street that kicked up a lot of rain and mist into the air. the combination of that and the low sun, just all of a sudden boom you can't see anything. >> ah! now t

dolphin. and feeding the dolphin which is very cute. there he is. a good time was had by all. >> that dolphin is a photo hog. >> there you go. he's like take my picture again. >> today is ash wednesday, kicks off lent for many, many christians around the world. advent evangelical lutheran church in florida maybe -- ohio i'm sorry, decided to come up with an idea, drive-through anxious. ashes. a lot of people are up in arms. i for one am okay with it. listen. >> i'm glad he did a prayer. i think god understands. >> totally agree. >> absolutely. >> my church does it at the subway stop. >> i like that. i think it's good. >> okay it's a chinese new year too. ash wednesday. >> some facts aren't necessary. >> thank you, juan. it's also wednesday. >> anyway, so it's a one-year anniversary of jimmy fallon on the tonight show. last night to celebrate he and taylor swift well they pretended they were at the ball engaged did the dance cam. take a look. >> we're famous jumbotron dancers. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> juan you know when the producer gives you something for one more thing, you don't have to use it. >> i liked that. dana wanted to know if it

dolphins fan. you owe the dolphins. if the patriots weren't in such a [bleep] division, you wouldn't have such a cakewalk to get into the playoffs every year. you need us. not as much as you need the jets and bills. but you need us. and if you're a pats fan thinking, "he doesn't have the balls to say that to my blotchy alcoholic racist face," you are wrong. i will be touring exclusively in the new england area this summer. the great noreaster tour of 2015 goes on sale tomorrow. from halifax to hershey. why don't you go to miami? [bleep] those losers. all right, before we go, i invented a new hashtag. it's hashtag tbt-- throwback tuesday. good night. from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show with jon stewart!" (cheers and applause) >> jon: welcome to the daily show. my name is jon stewart. we've got a good one for you tonight. my guest tonight, sienna miller is going to be joining us. but first i want to show you guys something -- boom! (laughter) i don't know if you know this --

dolphin ending on sunday. you can pay to town the dolphins while a trainer watches. that is policies at seaworld in san diego and texas coming after a video showed an 8-year-old getting bitten during a dolphin finding in 2012. >>> a fisherman hit the motherlode when he landed an enormous catfish a 20-pounder in the river. that could not be 20 pounds, it is 280 pounds, in northern italy. he is good at cashing big catfish but even he was surprised with which one measuring 9' in length. >> he put it back after the photographs and wants they fight with it again another day. >> this time who are you think to bet on? >> those pictures look a little... >> we reserve judgment. >> hillary clinton returns to the bay area today. at 5:00 we will tell you would she is meeting with and the role they could play if she runs for run. >> and racial bias from top-to-bottom at city hall could cake how oakland city hall does business. stay tuned. babies aren't fully developed until at least 39 weeks. a healthy baby is worth the wait. >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >>> it is tuesday morning. thank you for joining us. >> nice of you to wake up because we know it is painful this morni

dolphins get it. that is just what said dolphins are calling the 32 new super luxury seats putting in a $75,000 it hasions for the 32 which tv screen. game over. >> it is ridiculous. everyone wants to watson gave mat hall because of it is a football you need multiple screens. my son does it. so if they put people in a chair and a flat screen? >> i love the idea. and free car service to pick you up. neil: did what a family would pay? >>. >> the first all female each one is hotter than the next. are we finding the female heroes? >> once you go overboard with the steroids. >> that would be scary. >> we have not seen enough. >> even in bad girl -- a bat girl not sexy. >> i am will then hear me roar? >> i read comic books. i think it is the great idea i just did not read it. antisexist complaints send them to bill o'reilly. who doesn't believe? the future of the market is never clear. but at t. rowe price we can help guide your retirement savings. our experience is one reason 100% of our retirement funds beat their 10-year lipper averages. so wherever your long-term goals take you we can help you feel conf

dolphins at seaworld's theme park in orlando, florida. seaworld guests will still be able to pet and have their picture taken with the dolphins. similar rules are already in effect at the seaworld parks in san diego and san antonio. back in 2012 an 8-year-old girl was bitten on the arm by a dolphinthe orlando park. >>> and a single mother from north carolina is one of three winners in this month's huge powerball drawing. marie holmes collected her prize yesterday. holmes and her family live in a trailer just north of the south carolina border. she says she'll take the lump sum payment of $127 million, about $88 million after taxes. holmes says her four children all under the age of 7, will never have to worry. >> this is going to make a huge difference for them. they're going to be able to go to school, not have to worry about paying for it. they're going to be able to live a comfortable life and not worry about struggling. >> holmes recently quit work to stay at home with her family. she says she has no immediate plans, but she may visit paris. lauren? >> all right jill wagner at the new york stock exchange jill thank you. >>> straight ahead, a new study offers hope to children at risk of peanut allergies. >>> and another reason to visit the spa. we'll show you why hitting the

dolphin tattoo on your shoulder." so now i'm the guy at the pool with a dolphin tattoo. >> ah!day to get it covered up with something--i'm thinking something awesome like terry crews punching a dinosaur in the face. >> i like that. i like that.

dolphins right there. you used to see thousands of dolphins over there. >> what about the quality of the shrimp?on the inside waters, we have mutilated shrimp. shrimp with no eyes and sores on them. see that hole right there? that's abnormal. that's a sore he's got right there. that's not normal. >> that's a sore and that's not normal right there. >> his whole shell fell off right there. there should be shell going all the way to the gotbottom. that's a cancer he's got. >> that's a cancer. >> it just ate that shell up. just ate it up. >> what will you do with that? >> we're going to eat the heads, but that's what most of the stuff is at. >> you're going to consume that? >> yeah. government says it is all right to eat. >> the government says it is okay. >> if you can't believe the government, who can you believe? >> the oil industry has been dramatically effected. >> for us what's happening is our bay has really died off in the last three years. our oyster beds have died for some reason. some people say dispersements were the problem. lack of fresh water is the problem. never seen the oyster beds

dolphins. starting next month guests will be able to instead buy 10 minute packages that will let you touch the dolphins with them anted trainer's supervision. a sea world spokesperson says the new program is similar to the ones in place in sea world san diego and santonio parks. >> sometimes it's hard to get the dog to like come to you or to go fetch. how about a dog that actually shovels snow. check out this video on youtube. greg cox has a yellow lab here and somehow he's taught the dog to grab the shovel with its mouth and push the snow off. that's their outdoor hockey rink in their backyard. good dog. >> he gets a sna usa ge. >> maybe a liva snap maybe a scoop pea snack. >> it's 5:26 and breaking this morning, a delaware man sets off an amber alert after police say he kidnapped his young daughter and assaulted her mother. we're live and we'll give you new information. >> water complaints pouring in from delaware county. the winter weather could be leaving a bad taste in the tap. we'll be back. >> ♪♪ hey, honey? huh? oh, you caught me daydreaming. dreaming about a salt water bedroom aquarium? i am,

the fact is, is that marine mammals, whales dolphins around the world are held in sea pens everywhere, held in sea pens in florida, dolphinsis is not a concept. lolita has been living in a box. if you know that have been there you know she can barely move around in the box she is in. >> is it possible by going to that larger more natural space the l psychological stressors would be too great? >> frankly, i don't believe so. i think she's intelligent robust, well adjusted considering where she is and to be brutally honest, the fact is that there was a whale who lived with her for ten years and he died in a fairly dreadful way. the fact is that she is a very good candidate for retirement. i don't think she's a good candidate for release given her age. that's not what we're proposing. >> the argument is that while being in a small pen can have stressors that can hurt a whale's health you're saying she's in good health so why not simply continue, foreclose people what killer whales are like? >> that is not what killer whales are like. she is not ideal representative, she's all alone. the show at the miami seaquarium is a mocke

dolphin. >> he is so in love with thad altman. you heard me right he is so in love with that dull thing.. we. >> so we are going to call this dolphin >> ♪ >> he plans himself on the small of my back. and he places his blowhole on my naked behind. joking around and around with his slipper and then he hits me hard where i want it. with a dead fish. ♪ ♪. topic number two. who knew that joe biden was an international mastermind capable of bringing an entire in entire south american country to its knees? he ran into venezuelan president and hands were shaken, pleasantries weren't exchanged. and somehow joe biden took him to his foundation. his top politician had become convinced that joe biden single-handedly plotted to overthrow him and started this during the last month privy and energy summit where he said he became michael corleone where he announced his days were numbered. he is quoted as saying that what he did has no name. he continues in a personal exhortation, look me in the eyes, i saw you in brazil and you said this is a new era in a country. [inaudible] okay, weirdo, here is a tip. quit stalking me. topic number three. rumor

dolphins. he is lucky. why? a month ago he shot a similar video during a close encounter with killer whales. >> that's different company. german called his paddle with the dolphins totally peaceful and blissful and we can understand why he would say that looking at this video. if you had sharks last time those fins would scare me now. i'd start to hear the "jaws" theme. >> we call this guy the lucky one. >>> "the skinny" coming your way, folks and bill murray getting crazy on the golf course. and this is not a scene from "caddyshack." >>> first, that life changing $564 million jackpot. the three winning tickets and the lucky vendors cashing in big time. you are watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by vermont teddy bear. 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"the skinny" is next. >>> "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. ♪ skinny so skinny ♪ >>> topping "the skinny" this morning, fashion week. the iconic event kicked off last night in new york city where kanye west debuted his collection with adidas originals. >> he gave fans a listen to his new song wolves. a slew of models including kim k's half sister kylie jenner showed off body suits to knee high socks to shoes. >> biggest names in fashion and music on hand. to check this out, anna win tour, russell simmons, jay-z, beyonce and rihanna caught backstage getting a firsthand look as well. >> do you need the other rows if that is who is in your front row? another big name at the event justin bieber. speaking of second rows. he wasn't granted the same leg room as the others. there he is. he is just justin bieber in the second row behind the kardashian-jenner clan. we were trying to figure out why he wasn't in the first row and it might be his questionable fashion choices. justin, seriously. >> we all have an off day. >> an off day. don't put one thing on your overalls unless you are from iowa, which i am, and you are in the '80s. >> back in the day. >> maybe early '90s. i still make questionable choices. >> in front of bieber was kendall jenner. she is getting extra attention for a photo shoot, her latest one. >> not just because of her fashionable outfit she's modeling for the camera. the attention is coming from who she is paired. not that guy. look familiar right here? oh, yeah, it is marcel, ross' monkey from "friends." see how much happier kendall is with him than the other guy. watch this. see? not really happy. look at how disappointed mar sell gets when the male model gets back in the shot . >> are we interpreting these photos like this. >> do you not see it? >> marcel is 19 now and looking great. it will appear in the march issue of "allure" magazine. >> i think the monkey, that's a comeback i'm waiting to see marcel. come on. >>> bill murray got crazy on the golf course and it didn't involve interactions with gophers. it did, however, involve some interactions with the gallery. >> opening round of the at&t pebble beach national pro-am, he pulled a fan down the hill. gave a warm, relaxing massage to another. his golfing one that great. got overzealous. missing putts. he's great at this. always entertaining at these pro-ams. >> i love him. sticking with sports in "the skinny" we turn to shaquille o'neal. you know he's a big guy. >> big dude. >> but since the 7'1" shaq's nba days are over he got some shorter pals. >> like kelly ripa. >> she's like up to his waist. >> this picture was posted to the live with kelly and michael instagram account. to accentuate the contrast she takes her heels off. you have been around her. how tall is she? >> i haven't been around her. i want to call her my best friend but we aren't. >> you gave me the impression that we were besties. >> i wrote that in. >> we have seen her next to michael strahan but for the nba that's not that tall. shaq has a size 22 shoe. you know what that means. big shoes. >> it means he's got big feet. yeah, i know exactly what that means. >> the joke didn't work. >> it didn't. we should probably take a commercial break. sara will be back. i promise you. we're not getting rid of her. i promise you. we're not getting rid of her. 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and mishaps this week. >> there were memorable moments. it is all here in our "friday rewind." >> kayla has touched the heart of the world. the world grieves with us. >> do you believe isis poses a threat to the homeland? >> i think we should take it very seriously. >> make no mistake it is a difficult mission and will remain difficult for some time but our coalition is on the offensive. isil is on the defensive and isil is going to lose. >> i'm concerned about the breadth and vagueness of the ground troop, the ground troop language. >> we have never seen this type of snow here in the city of boston any other time in the history of our city. >> someone taking the lives of two people there to help them, that is not ptsd in my opinion. >> he literally told me, daddy, i feel he hates us for how we look and dress. >> this incident had nothing to do with religion. >> we know we are champions. our parents know we are champions and the team's parents know we are champions and chicago knows we 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million. what we do know is the lottery agents who sold the tickets will each get a million dollars. those are some of our top stories on this friday the 13th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> everybody is talking about this powerball this week and yes if you sell that you get a million bucks. >> for doing nothing. >> you sold the ticket. >> you stood there and took the order. >> you were a vendor. >> agree to disagree. >> all right. sara, i was about to say it has been great having sara here all week. i will scrap that part for now. >> you love me, t.j. >> i do. i can't help it. she's been with us all week. it has been a pleasure. thank you so much. you will see plenty more of her around. doing your weekend "gma" thing. >> yeah, no sleep. >> you will be there. >>> we begin this half hour with the trial of a man who's confessed to killing the real-life american sniper. he's pleading not guilty by reason of insanity. >> the jury saw video that may help his case. abc's rean owens has more. >> reporter: this is dash cam video of police chasing double murder suspect eddie routh just hours after he killed chris kyle and his friend chad littlefield. one officer rams the truck. watch the collision again. it doesn't stop routh. the chase reaches speeds of more than 100 miles an hour before the truck has mechanical problems and stops in the middle of the interstate. routh gets out, hands in the air and is swarmed by officers. here's another angle of his takedown from a different dash cam. the marine veteran who served in iraq is pleading not guilty by reason of insanity. prosecutors say the fact he is fleeing from police proves he knows right from wrong. the truck routh is in belonged to navy sniper chris kyle whose story is told in the blockbuster "american sniper." kyle along with littlefield brought routh to the gun range to help him cope with ptsd. that's where prosecutors say routh shot them in the back multiple times and stole his pickup. >> he said he killed two guys. they went out to a shooting range. like he's all crazy. he's psychotic. chris kyle's widow was in court after her tear full court on wednesday. prosecutors played another tape for the juror this afternoon. this video from a officer's body camera. that is routh in the truck just before the police chase. his neighbor who is also a cop is trying to get him to surrender. the officer says routh told them, i have taken a couple of souls and i have some more souls to take. >> reporter: the video may not be the slam dunk they appear for the prosecution. on them, routh rambles, talks about devils living among us and even saying he's insane. ryan owens, abc news, stephenville, texas. >>> plenty of questions and few answers this morning about the stabbing death of an attorney in washington, d.c. 30-year-old david messerschmidt was found dead in a room at the boutique hotel called donovan. the person in the surveillance video is a person of interest. they are offering a $25,000 reward for the person's identity. a conditional light vigil was held in his honor last night. >>> president obama attends a get together about cybersecurity today. the president arrives in san francisco last night. the cybersecurity summit happening at stanford university comes amid a wave of high-profile hacking attacks. the summit will focus on boosting u.s. cybersecurity by creating public-private partnerships. in a survey 83% of organizations put cyberattacks among the top three security threats. >>> an abc news investigation. people around the world are paying top dollar to buy their way to the u.s. spies, suspected terrorists and other unsavory characters shelling out up to a half million dollars for a green card offered by our government. abc's brian ross with the details. >> reporter: as advertised around the world, from russia to iran to china, foreign citizens can now essentially buy visas or green cards to come and live in america through the u.s. immigration program called the eb-5. >> yes, you can. >> reporter: all it takes is $500,000, invested in a u.s. project that creates jobs. like this big casino in las vegas. >> we believe the eb-5 program is nothing more than selling of green cards. >> reporter: among those buying, according to these internal government documents obtained by abc news are people suspected of child pornography, narcotics trafficking, fraud and espionage. >> if this program is used to undercut our national security it is something that has to be exposed. >> reporter: now u.s. authorities tell abc news they are investigating whether the eb-5 program maybe abused by iranian operatives to infiltrate the united states for smuggling and possible terrorism. authorities are investigating this california shipping company. american logistics international. and its iranian born owner ali mahdavi. even as he has been under national security investigation for allegedly smuggling to iran he has used the eb-5 program to bring in dozens of people. as he arrived back from the middle east last week, he tried to duck our cameras. >> haven't done anything wrong. >> reporter: his company is one of 32 businesses approved for the eb-5 green card program that have come under criminal investigation, raising questions about lax oversight of the program in washington. >> mr. secretary, brian ross from abc news. >> we're not going to do an interview. >> now department of homeland security secretary is under investigation by the inspector general. something he didn't want to talk about with abc news. >> you cannot answer these questions, sir? >> only after that encounter did we start to get answers, including word the los angeles company under investigation has now been stopped from bringing any more people into the kun tri anymore people in the country under the eb-5 program. the inspector general's report for the homeland security department is expected soon. brian ross, abc news, new york. >>> bill cosby is facing two more accusers adding to dozens of others who have already come forward. the women making the latest claims are former models. they say bill cosby betrayed their trust and drugged and assaulted them in hotel rooms when they were in their early 20s. >> i took a sip and blacked out. when i awakened, i was naked in a bed beside him. >> reporter: cosby's attorneys have not responded to the latest charges. he called off a performance last night in california and three others over the weekend. >>> this is already one of the snowiest winters in boston's history. more is on the way. a blizzard warning for coastal massachusetts for tomorrow evening through sunday. more than a foot of snow is possible on top of the six feet that's already fallen in the past 30 days. on top of that, temperatures are plunging for the entire east coast from georgia northward. further up the coast, keeping roads and airports open is a herculean task. at the small airport, this one you are seeing snow removal costs this year are triple those of a normal winter and this is not over yet. it won't be snow. it will be wind that could delay travelers at northeast airports today. get more now from accu-weather's justin povick. good morning. >> sara, t.j., thanks. good morning to you. we are off to a very cold start throughout the northeast and in to new england. the good news is we don't have any heavy snow. then again there's some wind out there. that makes it feel colder. i think there will be a few additional travel delays from boston logan southbound to jfk and la guardia. high pressure is around for now. at least for the afternoon we will squeeze out sunshine. big concern later on this weekend, saturday in to early sunday looks like the worst of worst from boston to portland, six to 12 inches of snow around boston. perhaps over a foot in portland. blowing and drifting, near blizzard conditions on the way and a ton of arctic cold to follow all weekend long. sara and t.j., back to you. >> thank you. >>> as always we love birthdays around here. we have a big special birthday today. monopoly. >> happy birthday. >> turning 80. i'm sure it would appreciate that. >> hard to believe players have been passing go, and trying to avoid jail and buy as many properties as possible. for eight decades now. to celebrate hasbro is launching a new campaign. >> go to vote monopoly.com and vote for which city should be featured in new monopoly games . there will be a new world edition, as well. an edition, just one for us here in the u.s. what would be your city? what would you vote for? >> des moines. i'm from iowa. and newton is too small for a monopoly game. >> des moines is a growing metropolis. i play with the scottie dog. what's your jam? >> i haven't played monopoly in probably ten years. >> seriously, we can't be friends. it's over. >> who has this kind of time? >> me. >> oh. did you get that? hope you were listening. execs, she has time. >> i never claimed to have this cool of 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it's from me. >> laura, you are my last hope. valentine's day around the corner. i'm clueless right now. what do i do. >> pasta with pancheta, pickled peppers, parmesan and parsley. it is to die for. >> i'm still going to have a boyfriend after this. >> he'll put a ring on it. i guarantee you. >> what? let's do it. >> get a big pot of water and bring it to a boil because that takes the longest. then work on pancheta. it is italian bacon but not smoked. big skillet with high sides, olive oil not a lot because the pancheta renders a lot of fat. as you can see, it almost looks like salami. >> like prosciutto. >> it is deeply salty, which i love. chop in to bite-size pieces and add to the skillet. >> about a half cup there. >> about a half cup. it will brown up quickly and get out natural fat. while that happens, i'm going to add a little garlic. while those are getting along and simmering, i want to talk about cherry peppers. mild version of a red bell pepper. these have been in a brine. i tear them. i don't want the seeds because that's where most of the heat is. i get rid of the seeds. >> you are dissecting them. sfliemt pretty much. >> and i tear them with my fingers. a half a cup or so of those and this is looking great. >> that crisped up really fast actually. >> it does. >> i'm going to add my sauce. add that right in. i want two cans. and that flavor just going to intensify and everything together will be phenomenal once it has had a chance to simmer for about 30 minutes. i want to add a couple more things to it. a pinch of italian seasoning. basil, rosemary and a small pinch of sugar. the sugar is a great balance to offset the brine of peppers and little salt and let it simmer for 20, 25 minutes. >> so the peppers go in last? 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office draws. now we have two lesser known, more intimate films. we will start with a musical "the last five years" and it stars anna kendrick and jeremy jordan. it is a deconstruction of their love affair and marriage. jordan's song start at the beginning of the relationship and kendrick's at the end of the marriage. they meet in the middle and i hope it gets better than that because it doesn't sound like valentine's day to me. ♪ i don't need any lifetime commitment ♪ i don't need to get hitched tonight ♪ i don't want you to throw up all of your walls and defenses ♪ ♪ i don't mean to put on any pressure i know when a thing is right ♪ and i spend every day reconfiguring my senses ♪ >> reporter: we have seen kendrick belt it in out in pitch perfect and in to the woods and she seems to deliver here as well. ryan talarico of roger ebert.com says, with all musical performances, it's about range. kendrick hits the notes and musical. she's reason alone to seek it out. travis hopson from "the examiner" says, "you better love musicals before thinking of sitting through the last five years" and we lost t.j. one second in. >> just took a moment. no. it's not my cup of tea but may work for somebody. >> you said "50 shades of grey" is more your thing. i am going to have a rough weekend for movies. turn to romantic comedies. that's my speed. one of the go-to guys. hugh grant plays a screenwriter in the rewrite where circumstances lead him to start over and teach a college course. his character finds himself unexpectedly invested in his students' lives, including a single mom, marisa tomei also looking for a fresh start. >> glad i caught you. holly carpenter. >> hello. what do you teach? >> i don't teach. i learn. i'm a sophomore. >> really? >> uh-huh. >> some of the reviews, who knows here. one calling it grant engagingly disengaged and the other says all we want is a self deprecating hugh learning to find his heart and soul. take it or leave it. a lot of people love him. >> and marisa tomei but this weekend it is all about "kingsman" and "50 shades of grey." those are the two big ones. >> mainly "50 shades of grey." >> "kingsman" looks good. >> i can't wait to see 50 shades. >> mainly "50 shades of grey." >> kingsman looks good. >> i can't wait to see 50 shades. toxic chemicals and carcinogens are leaching into the environment. it's happening right where we live, work and play. everywhere. cigarette butts are toxic waste. let's stop the toxic litter. learn more at rethinkbutts.org ♪ >>> this morning on "world news now," arctic blast. tens of millions of americans waking up today to dangerous windchills followed by blizzard warnings. mother nature is not giving the northeast a break. >>> explosive accusations. two more women claim bill cosby sexually assaulted them years ago. >> every victim that bill cosby assaulted who's been called a whore and a liar. >> what cosby is doing as the scandal grows. >>> consumer alert. the warning to millions of americans who use a popular on-line program to file their taxes. >> it's a loot of money out there that scammers can get. >> how to avoid becoming the next victim. it is friday, february 13th. >>>>> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> all right. it is friday, folks. the good news is the day before valentine's day. the bad news friday 13th. are you one of those folks worried about friday 13th ? >> no, but i like a horror flick on a day like today. it is a day to watch a scary movie. cuddle up with your honey. two chihuahuas and a honey. >> why do the dogs come first? >> i can't believe it's taking a full week to understand that. a full week. speaking of valentine's day, later this half hour i'll show you how to find love on the subway. can you believe that? on the subway? >> i used to find love on the subway all the time. >> not supposed to make eye contact on the subway. >> looking down. that's interesting. sara haines has been with us all week. today's her last day with us. it's been a pleasure. >> thank you for having me. >> let's finish strong here. but we have to finish the week. >> great weather. sorry folks. >> severe winter weather with warnings. bitterly cold in 16 states from georgia up the east coast, snowing in western north carolina. >> the snowstorm is strengthening in to a blizzard and moving northeast and taking aim, once again at, you heard it, boston. we get more from abc senior meteorologist rob marciano. >> reporter: this fast-moving clipper storm that brought blinding conditions to 23 states is causing pileups near pittsburgh and behind that storm comes two more blasts of dangerous cold. at least 14 states, and 35 million americans are under windchill advisories or warnings. frostbite could set in, in just minutes to exposed skin. news that new england will not want to hear, more snow. >> hopefully we will get a break in the weather pattern. >> reporter: they won't. whiteout conditions are in the works for this holiday weekend. >> we haven't had a chance to really clear the snow from our driveways. >> reporter: across hard-hit massachusetts, the national guard still hauling away snow by the truckload. residents rushing to shore up collapsed roofs. boston already buckling under the weight of record-breaking snow. and preparing yet again. >> we're going to get through this. just ask for your help and patience. >> reporter: two shots of cold air coming. the second could be the coldest air we have seen in the eastern u.s. in over a decade. as for the blizzard conditions, primetime for that expected to be saturday night for eastern new england through sunday afternoon. this comes on the heels of several record-breaking snowstorms. rob marciano, abc news, new york. >>> also in boston, lawyers for the marathon bombing suspect want his trial moved out of massachusetts. the federal appeals court agreed to hear their request next week. the attorneys for dzhokhar tsarnaev say he can't get a fair trial because of the emotional impact on the city. three were killed and hundreds injured on the attack two years ago. the presiding judge rejected three change of venue motions. >>> the fbi opened a separate investigation in the deaths of three muslim students gunned down at their apartment complex in chapel hill, north carolina. 5,000 mourners turned out in raleigh for the funeral for deah barakat and his new wife yusor and her 19-year-old sister razan. relatives insist it was a hate crime. craig hicks, their neighbor is charged with killing them. he often complained about organized religion. >>> different interpretations in court of a videotaped confession. an ex-marine admits he shot and killed american sniper chris kyle and a friend. but is pleading not guilty by reason of insanity. the video was recorded by a police body camera as officers tried to coax him out of a pickup truck. he talks about voodoo, apocalypse and whether he is going insane. military officials say 22 marines have been treated for exposure to noxious gas at their base in southern california. they were on a training exercise and on an assault vehicle that carries troops ship to shore. an equipment malfunction caused a release of a fire retardant gas. three are hospitalized this morning. >>> president obama wants veterans struggling with depression to know they are not forgotten. so he signed the clay hunt suicide prevention act named for a young marine who survived the war in afghanistan but ultimately lost the battle against his post-war demons. here now is bob woodruff. >> reporter: he was a strong marine, corporal clay hunt, visibly wounded by a bullet piercing his wrist, but invisibly tormented by post-traumatic stress. so severe that at age 28 he killed himself, two years after returning from afghanistan. he was treated for depression by the v.a., mostly with drugs. when they didn't work, he just got more. he told his friends he felt like a guinea pig for drugs. he tried to warn others in this video on mtv. >> i have done and seen things in my life that for one most people should never have to see. >> reporter: approximate post-traumatic stress he couldn't keep can his job. football games and fireworks set off panic attacks. he wanted to do something. so he traveled with an organization started by a fellow marine to help victims of the earthquake this is haiti and chile. his depression kept getting worse. >> we have 22 veterans today committing suicide here. that's an issue that needs to be seared in the forefront of every citizen's mind. >> reporter: his family hopes with this new law those suffering will get more state-of-the-art care for the wounds we can't see. >> he would not care if his name was attached to a bill or anything. all he would care about is okay, they listened and they are going to take care of my fellow veterans. >> reporter: it's taken a lot of time to get the law passed. anytime you try to spend more tax money there is a lot of resistance. in this case, though the republican senate and republican house actually agreed with the control of her jeep, crossed in to oncoming traffic and collided with another car sending the other driver to the hospital. >>> a long list of bill cosby accusers is getting longer. two more former models have come forward. they say they were drugged and sexually assaulted by cosby many years ago when they were in their early 20s. details now from abc's ted rowlands. >> horrible experience has had a long-lasting impact on me. as a result, i find it very hard to trust men. >> reporter: two more accusers. >> i drank the second drink. within minutes i became dizzy and disoriented. >> reporter: two terribly familiar stories. >> i took a sip and blacked out but when i awakened i was naked in the bed beside him. i couldn't move or speak. i felt paralyzed. he flipped me over and sexually assaulted me. >> reporter: two former models linda brown and lisa lublin have joined the long line of women saying bill cosby slipped them drugs decades ago. >> he's a jekyll and hyde. >> for every victim bill cosby assaulted who's been called a whore and liar has helped me to become a survivor. bill cosby appears to think that rape is a joke. let me tell you something, bill, i'm not laughing. i'm serious. >> reporter: attorney gloria allred encouraged the median to waive the statute of limitations and face his accusers in court. >> then a judge and jury can decide, the women can present their evidence and he can present his defenses. >> reporter: more than 30 women accused bill cosby of sexually assaulting them. he denied wrongdoing through his attorney. he called off a performance thursday night in california and three others through the weekend. ted rowlands, abc news, los angeles. >>> despite allegation of sexual misconduct, prince andrew is getting a promotion. next thursday when he turns 55, andrew will be made a vice admiral in the royal navy. his active naval career ended 14 years ago. the promotion is in line with long-standing protocol for royals. one activist group calls it offensive to the armed forces. last month andrew denied claims he had sex with an under aged american woman. >>> pope francis stirring up controversy with a message to couples who choose not to have children. he said that decision is selfish. saying it is a greedy generation that doesn't want to surround itself with children. this remark comes weeks after francis said roman catholic couples need to not -- this is a quote here -- breed like rabbits, his words. that sparked serious debate over the church's stance on birth control. >> i thought it was usually hamsters. >> is that the one? >> i always said hamsters. i guess i'm wrong. >> breed like hamsters. you put them in a bag and let them go at it. >> always make more. i don't know. >>> now something completely different. >>> what a difference a year makes when talking about the national corvette museum in kentucky. >> a year ago right now the place was a mess. look at this. massive sinkhole opened under a showroom. eight corvettes were damaged or destroyed. >> why doesn't it happen to bad cars? yesterday they showed the first car to be pulled from the sinkhole. it was a completely refurbished corvette jr-1 blue devil and looks as good as new. >> the floor is close to be ready for exhibits. that is gorgeous. >>> coming up, the "the mix" coming your way. love is in the air with an impressive proposal at 10,000 feet. >> yeah. >>> ahead, love is underground. we will meet the professional matchmaker searching for soul mates on the subway. you are watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by airborne dual action. weather brought to you by airborne dual action. 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a long week, a long week. >> i will be okay. >> we talk about love in the air. love is apparently underground. a matchmaker you're going to meet who uses the new york city subway as her office. how this commuter cupid is so successful at hooking up her clients. >>> ahead in our next half hour, fashion week has begun and kicking things off none other than kanye west. we will show you the artistry behind his designs and which celebrity was relegated to the second row. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. ♪ ♪ >> all right. even with all of those dating apps and websites out there, sometimes all you want is a good, old-fashioned match maker. >> yep. enter erica christianson. she calls herself the love conductor and doesn't need match making funny map just a metro card. >> the beauty of the subway is there are so many people contained in one spot. >> reporter: erica christianson is on the hunt. >> if we look at the fish that are swimming around and they are not what we are looking for, wait six minutes and a new batch comes in. it is like they are already in the net for us. >> reporter: the 33-year-old matchmaker scans the masses of new york commuters. like many of them she has no time to waste. >> are you single? are you single? >> are you single? >> erica goes underground during rush hour several times a week, often with one of her cupids. she connects with potential matches and then sets up fully planned blind meetups for the soon to be daters. >> we will tell you where to go, what to bring, what to do and hopefully you will have a good time anything you are particularly looking for? >> i'm open to try anything. >> reporter: erica keeps her client's personal preferences in mind with each trip. winter is a challenge as body shapes and wedding rings are covered up. today she is targeting one type in particular. >> we are looking for men over 30 who look like they are friendly, adventurous, up for anything. >> reporter: even if someone is taken, erica still finds a way to build up her database. >> any chance you have single friends who are around your age -- >> all of them. >> all of them. >> i'm the only one. >> i will give you all of these cards then. >> reporter: since launching train spotting in 2012, erica already has one success story. andrew and kelly schwartz of new jersey. >> i was standing on the subway platform, a train, waiting to go home from work. just an ordinary day. an attractive woman saunters up to me, looks me in the eye and says are you single? 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(tdd# 1-800-448-1433) >>> this morning on "world news now," demanding justice. parents of three muslim students killed in north carolina insist it was a hate crime as thousands pay their respects. >>> storm warnings. after six feet of snow this season, boston is bracing for a blizzard this weekend as millions wake up today to dangerous windchills. accuweather has us covered. >>> going viral. an unusual video from president obama where he mugs for the camera, uses a selfie stick and even doodles. the silly antics and the serious message. >>> design debut. kanye west shows off his styles on stage in new york's world famous fashion week. all the dazzle and dish in "the skinny" on this friday, february 13th. >> announcer: from abc news this is "world news now." >>> good morning on this friday. i'm sara haines. >> hello to you all. i'm t.j. holmes. we have to start this hour with a call for justice as three muslim students from north carolina are laid to rest. >> more than 5,000 people gathered for the funeral. the crowd so big the service has to be moved from a mosque to an athletic field. >> many are echoing the family's allegations saying they were killed because of their faith. we get more from abc's lana zak. >> reporter: a large crowd con vernld at -- converged at a candlelight vigil for the three victims. >> our hearts go out to the families of the victims. >> it happened to us, as a community that got attacked. >> reporter: three muslim students shot dead. deah barakat, his new wife and her 19-year-old sister. >> please don't fight fire with fire. >> their coffins were carried from the local soccer complex as thousands came to mourn them. police charged this man. 46-year-old neighbor craig steven hicks with three counts of first-degree murder. but that's not enough say the victims' families. >> this has hate crime written all over it. >> reporter: the father of the two slain sisters is demanding hate crime charges. hicks' wife says he may have been motivated by a lingering dispute over a parking space. >> this incident had nothing to do with religion or victims' faith. >> reporter: hicks, who is held without bond had previously proposed on facebook his solution to problems in the middle east, atheism. the council on islamic relations drafting a letter with other groups calling for hate crimes investigation. the fbi is working with local police. >> we are examining every possible investigative angle to include the potential for hate crime. >> reporter: lana zak, abc news, boston. >>> police in houston on the lookout for three gunmen who held up an armored car and shot and killed the driver. investigators say three masked men ambushed the brinks truck outside of a bank. they opened fire when one of the brinks security guards fired back, the gunmen took off. police recovered their pickup truck. they are not saying whether or not the men got away with the money. >>> fast-moving clipper storm has boston in its sights. the storm has brought winter misery to nearly half of the state's bitter cold, traffic accidents and more. overnight temperatures are plunging in to the single digits. and if boston hasn't had enough snow valentine's day could be erased by a whiteout. >> this snow is not stopping right now. i ask everyone to be patient, patient with your neighbor and when you are in the car traveling. >> boston's mayor is asking residents to remember florists and restaurants this valentine's day because merchants have been hard hit by the snow. he plans to still take his girlfriend out for dinner on saturday night. >> i needed that bit of information. >> millions of folks in the northeast will be dealing with powerful winds. make any travel hazardous. >> with windchills plunging to the danger zone, accuweather justin povick has the latest. good morning, justin. t.j. and sara, thanks. good morning. the northeast catching a break from the snow for one day but not the cold. that's not going anywhere unfortunately anytime soon. it's a frigid start. it's a brutal afternoon because of the amount of cold and the winds which could cause a couple of flight days from boston logan south toward newark and la guardia. high pressure in control. at least the sunshine is out occasionally. saturday in to sunday, here's the big concern, an all-out blizzard for new england. sara and t.j., back to you. >> thank you, justin. >>> the field of journalism suffered another tragic loss. influential "new york times" media calum nis david carr has died. his last column and final tweets were about the stunning week in media news. he once struggled with drug abuse but rose to be one of the most finest journalist of his generation. david carr died last night in the "time" newsroom. he was only 58. >>> overseas to ukraine. a cease-fire agreement hammered out after marathon peace talks. the deal set to take effect this sunday could finally bring the bloody conflict to an end. it is said to be a partial win for moscow and kiev but delays restoring control of the eastern border with russia and it doesn't set a deadline for the withdrawal of russian forces. as ukraine prepares to end the violence here's more violence. they were having a tough time finding peace in parliament. these are two lawmakers. >> use your words. >> battling it out over a local land issue. you saw them going at it there. soldier had to intervene. one man had a busted nose. you see him there. the other had a busted lip but yes, these are lawmakers. i hope washington is watching. >> or not. >>> the senate confirmed ash carter as the country's next secretary of defense. he will take the helm of the military as the u.s. deals with a number of major international threats and conflicts, including isis and ukraine. he is replacing chuck hagel and is a veteran pentagon official. he won support with a vote of 93-5. >>> president obama is using online video to push his health care initiative. the next deadline for signing up is this sunday. you see the president there. he stars in this video on buzz feed and it is going viral. 18 million views. he poses in front of the mirror, doodles, plays imaginary basketball, uses a selfie stick but he stays on message. >> february 15th, february 15th, in many cases you can get health insurance for less than $100 a month. just go to healthcare.gov. >> signing up health insurance for young adults plan is essential for its success. pundits say the best way to reach them is through videos like this. critics will hate anything the president does. calling it unpresidential but it looks brilliant because you are captivated by everything he is doing and he sneaks in the message about health care. you can't miss it. >> i think it is is creative. it's the way to speak to the youth of our generation, or little older, sorry. >> let's go with our generation. >>> former chief of sony pictures is speaking publicly for the first time admitting she was pushed out the door. she is not backing down from her tough talk about celebrities. abc's linsey davis has details. >> reporter: a new admission from amy pascal, the former co-chair of sony pictures saying she was fired. in a candid interview, pascal opens up about the e-mails leaked in the sony hacking scandal landing her in hot water. among those, a chain with producer scott rudin criticizing angelina jolie's talents. as a director. pascal now saying jolie didn't care. >> first person i talked to is angie after that e-mail. we all live in this weird thing together called hollywood. if we were all actually nice, it wouldn't work. >> reporter: as for jennifer lawrence getting paid less than her "american hustle" co-stars. >> i run a business. if people want to work for less money i will pay them less money. what women have to do is not work for less money. >> what she sees as a teachable moment in all of this. >> you should always say exactly what you think directly to people all the time. >> reporter: pascal is also blunt when it comes to her situation saying at 56 years old it's not the time in your life you want to start over again and she admits to being scared. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >>> lawmaker in puerto rico is getting a lot of criticism for proposing a bill that would fine parents because their kids are obese. if it is enacted, overweight children would be assigned a health adviser who would work up a diet and exercise plan and would follow up every month. parents then could be fined up to $500 if their child doesn't show enough progress in six months. $800 fine assessed after a year in the program. diet experts are calling it unfair and likely to be more harmful than beneficial. >>> back in the mid '80s, rod stewart had a hit song with "some guys have all the luck." we can say that about this guy. >> this guy is rich german. he is paddle boarding off of southern california with a couple of friendly dolphins peaceful and blissful and we can understand why he would say that looking at this video. if you had sharks last time those fins would scare me now. i'd start to hear the "jaws" theme. >> we call this guy the lucky one. >>> "the skinny" coming your way, folks and bill murray getting crazy on the golf course. and this is not a scene from "caddyshack." >>> first, that life changing $564 million jackpot. the three winning tickets and the lucky vendors cashing in big time. you are watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by vermont teddy bear. 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dolphins. he is lucky. why? a month ago he shot a similar video during a close encounter with killer whales. >> that's different company. german called his paddle with the dolphins can understand why he would say that looking at this video. if you had sharks last time those fins would scare me now. i'd start to hear the "jaws" theme. >> we call this guy the lucky one. >>> "the skinny" coming your way, folks and bill murray getting crazy on the golf course. and this is not a scene from "caddyshack." >>> the life changing $564 million jackpot. the three winning tickets and the lucky vendors cashing in big time. you are watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by vermont teddy bear. [ male announcer ] meet mary. she loves to shop online with her debit card. and so does bill an identity thief who stole mary's identity, took over her bank accounts, and stole her hard earned money. unfortunately, millions of americans just like you learn all it may take is a little misplaced information to wreak havoc on your life. this is identity theft and no one helps stop it better than lifelock. lifelock has the most comprehensive identity