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informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> good friday morning. kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. here are some of the top headlines we're following for you on "world news now". >>> state troopers from massachusetts and new hampshire have been relieved of their duties following the violent arrest of a suspect use of force investigations are under way in both of those states. we've got full details straight ahead. >>> the feds are about to search for undocumented immigrants. agents will be arresting and deporting anyone who has exhausted their asylum appeals. raids will target those who entered the u.s. in the past two years. >>> a funeral for prince is planned for this weekend near minneapolis. there's no official announcement, but our affiliate in the twin cities says police have been asked to help with traffic control. prince died on april 21st. a cause of death still has not been determined. >>> this year's edition of the invictus games for wounded warriors came to an emotional close in florida. prince harry thanked the participants for their

informing insomniacs for two decades. morning, war of words.porting each other. plus, donald trump's latest tweet is causing controversy. we're live. >>> breaking overnight, more evacuations in canada as the massive wildfire grows with no signs of slowing down, and a firefighting plane slides off the runway. >>> trouble on the tracks. the latest issue for the country's second largest transit system. a washington, d.c. metro station explosion, sparks flying after a train pulls away. >>> and some fishermen got a surprise when they saw this circling their boat, a great white shark. we have more on how this ended coming up.

informing insomniacs for two decades. two republican leaders burying the hatchet. donald trump and paul ryan pledging to work together. overnight trump talking about their high stakes meeting for the first time. we're live. >>> a parking lot full of bags, all of which missed their flight. the breakdown that caused this mess. thousands of bags gone as the tsa is grilled on capitol hill. >>> a train heading toward a truck. the train's engineer being called a hero for his quick thinking. >>> a first for doctors. the cell phone in someone's stomach. we'll tell you how it got there. >>> just can't l g

it removes up to 100% of flakes keeping you protected live flake free for life ♪ >> time now for "insomniacer" and checking out two movies that are opening rather this weekend. >> okay, so we're going to start with "x-men apocalypse" which finds the re-emergence of the world's first and most powerful mutant hell bent on destroying the world as they do. it has georgia law, james mcca voi. >> love him. >> leading a team of young m men toe stop an ponl pock lips. they just now discovering their own superpowers. >>. >> somers? i know you're in here. somers? no! >> hmm. well, must have been something he ate. despite the action, it's getting a splat on rotten tomatoes scoring only 47%. steve writes it's the ends of the world as we know it because we've seen it in a dozen other super hero movies by now. and in gizmoto it's not god awful but not good either. beak another film in a trilogy. >> next to some significant lighter fare, "alice through the looking glass," has alice return together world of her underland where she's told by the white queen she has to travel back in time to save johnny depp

informing insomniacs for two decades. ing insomniacs for two decades.>> making news in america this morning -- pushing back. donald trump at his daughter's graduation as a new controversy swirls around the presumptive gop candidate. what he's saying about a new report detailing how he allegedly treats women. and president obama is taking his own shots at trump during another commencement speech. we're live. >>> extreme weather, officials sounding the alarm overnight. a flash flood emergency. neighborhoods surrounded by water with more rain on the way. plus, where record-breaking cold is settling in this morning. >>> and a swimmer gets a big surprise when a shark latches on to her arm. she went to the hospital with the shark still dangling there. >>> and wrong turn. a woman drives right into the lake and she's blaming her gps.

it's time now for our favorite feature of the week "insomniac theater" previewing two movies openings weekend. >> we'll get started with jodie foster's biggest movie to date as a director called money monster". george clooney playing a wall street wiz who hosts a tv show produced by julia roberts. now, a viewer posing as a delivery guy takes clooney hostage forcing him to wear a vest wired with explosives. >> there is a sniper on the catwalk at your 1:00. >> let him go. >> there is a receiver on your vest. if he shoots it out it, disables the trigger. get out of there right now. >> come on. >> got a shot? >> take the shot. >> that's a lot of money. >> many news producers would probably say can you still go live. critics are taking plenty of shots at "money monster" which is getting 62% on rotten tomatoes. maura mcdonald brights "money monster" though perfectly competent promises more than it delivers and colin culvert calls it only kind of good and that foster's instincts as a director outpace the abilities of her screen writing team. >> next let's take a romantic trip back to the 17

♪ >>> time for our favorite segment of the week, "insomniac theater."t two movies that open this weekend. >> this morning we're going to start with "captain america: civil war." we tried to keep ate secret. the third installment of the franchise finds the all-star cast of superheroes, they've put on the purview of the united nations. and do they refuse? now suddenly they're forced to take sides. >> what do we do? >> we're in position. ♪ >> such a love story. the film by our parent company disney has scored a certified 93% on rotten tomatoes and it's hard to find any bad reviews. what's tasha robinson saying? she says it tackles real-world problems will while managing to entertain. tony hicks, in the race with dc comics, marvel still comes out on top when it comes to fun why. >> captain america helped my friend with her bag in real life. >> chris harris? >> true story. >> she should have gotten his number. >>> next up the family thing. adult siblings baxter and annie played by jason bateman and nicole kidman return to their family home to investigate the

informing insomniacs for two decades. for two decades. ar music playing ) - ( snaps, clatters ) that sounds awful. ( music stops ) but a lot better than last week. ( rock music playing ) ♪ we weren't born to follow. ♪ >>> good morning. i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson with the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." >>> bernie sanders celebrating a victory in oregon. hillary clinton has declared herself victorious in kentucky although the race is officially too close to call. and her overall delegate lead is all but impossible for sanders to overcome. >>> donald trump sits down with megyn kelly after a bitter feud that lasted for months. hear how he defended his attacks as counter punches and says he's not a bully. >>> the storm system that caused flooding in texas and oklahoma now doing dabbling to central florida. flooded roads, vehicles and house and downed trees and power lines all over the place. heavy rain in the forecast for today, as well. >>> today the obama administration will annou

guidelines from the american college of physicians says insomniacs should try changing their behavior. the new recommendations include skipping naps and turning off tvs and smart phones 30 minutes before bed. the fda says the drugs that help people sleep can stay in your blood stream long enough to interfere with morning driving. >>> san francisco leaders may be deciding the fate of a pine tree finds itself at the center of a neighborhood dispute. >> that dispute involves a property in laurel heights. the owner wants to chop down a 100 foot tall norfolk pine tree in his yard. neighbors have been calling the tree an important part of the neighborhood landscape. supervisors are expected to decide if the tree should be granted landmark status. >>> coming up, the journey continues for the solar plane. the next stop for the solar impulse 2 after the left the bay area yesterday morning. >>> first happening right now, a gilroy man's death reveals drivers are in danger at railroad crossings across our area. see what the investigative unit uncovered. plus bob redell is live at safeway for sili

. >> announcer: this is abc news "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> good morningcedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. with the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now". that raging wildfire in canada has forced 90,000 people to evacuate. western canada's main oil city. the flames have already torched nearly 40 square miles and some 1,600 structures, burnt there, as you see. full details straight ahead. >>> a temporary cease-fire has begun in the syrian city of aleppo. the syrian government battles opposition forces. >>> california is now the second state in the nation after hawaii to raise its smoking age to 21. it's also regulating e-cigarettes, making all smoking, chewing and vaping of tobacco products under 21. illegal. >>> and there was no power ball winner in last night's drawing, hate to break it to you. no one has won since march 2nd. it all rolls over into saturday's drawing. at least $415 million. those are some of our top stories on this thursday, may 5th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now". >>> did you get a powerball tick

but new guidelines from the american college of physicians today tell insomniacs, don't take a pill, first try changing your behavior. >> the evidence is quite strong that cognitive behavioral therapy is effective, it works, it's long-lasting. it's not invasive. you don't face the serious side effects of sleep medications. >> reporter: these new recommendations include, don't nap. it interferes with the regular bedtime. eliminate distractions. especially electronics. if you're still awake after 20 minutes, don't lie there, get out of bed. >> read a boring book until you start feeling drowsy, and then get back into bed and attempt to sleep again. >> i'm able to fall asleep because of simple nervousness or overwork or restlessness. >> reporter: a bad night's sleep not only leaves you tired, it increases your risks of heart disease, diabetes and obesity. if you're not getting the recommended seven to nine hours of sleep a night, there are ways to quiet your mind, without popping a pill. rehema ellis, nbc news, new york. >>> we're back in a moment with the race of a lifetime, and a new w

. >> announcer: this is abc news "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> making newsa this morning, donald trump is now the only presidential candidate left for the gop after john kasich dropped out. the billionaire is now searching for a vp. we have details about his short list including some former rivals. >>> locked, loaded and ready to roll. a chilling warning from a scientist about an earthquake ticking time bomb. >>> a dramatic rescue caught on camera. firefighters saving people and pets in neck-deep floodwater. >>> jumbo jack nicholspot. no powerball winning overnight. now it's the top ten in history. good thursday morning. we'll get startedit

informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> making news in america this morning, a primary showdown ines. one race too close to call but in the other bernie sanders comes away with another big win. this as donald trump sits down with megyn kelly with a question on how he treats women. >>> a serious weather situation unfolding once again in texas. people trapped in cars as the rises in heavy rain. >>> a driver gets trapped underneath an suv after it flips and bursts into flames. see the video as a police officer and bystander jumps into action. >>> garden center scare. a man shopping at lowe's coming way too close up with a dangerous snake.

informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> making news in america this morning, strong storms wreakingc across the middle of the country. heavy rain bringing flooding to texas. the threat of more tornadoes continue into the holiday weekend, even some snow as we approach the unofficial start of summer. >>> breaking overnight, hundreds of passengers evacuated after a fire on board a passenger plane. the details are still coming in right now. >>> the president's historic visit to hiroshima, japan, destroyed by an atomic bomb at the end of world war ii. >>> meet the co-champs at the national spelling bee. you'll hear them spell words you probably never even knew existed.

. ♪ ♪ that's the world news polka insomniacs only sploets. ♪ that's the world news polka ♪ ♪ who caresrew and if your neighbors call the cops here's all you have to do ♪ ♪ when they yell it's half past 3:00 tell them hey, it's news to me ♪ ♪ that's the world news polka ♪ they make us work the grask yard shift that's why we go for broke so why not tune in abc and join our little joke survive five old days every week we're here with our tongue in check ♪ ♪ and the world news polka not lip sync ♪ ♪ it's the world news polka yeah. >>> this morning on "world news now," there's growing controversy over an online gun auction because it's the weapon used to fatally shoot trayvon martin. now a second online company is backtracking. >> and political power play. donald trump or the republicans in washington, who holds the key to the gop? after remaining tight-lipped all day, trump speaking out overnight about their summit on the hill. >>> and new this half hour, train conductor jumps into action just in the nick of time. >> why he ran back through the cabin moments before the train slammed into a

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informing insomniacs for two decades. noon or night there's always a moment to discover visit annapolis and create your moment >>> making news in america this morning, breaking ovnight, violence at a donald trump rally. protesters squared off with police smashing doors, throwing rocks and breaking through barriers. the violence went on well into the night. >>> breaking overnight the all-out search for an active shooter taking aim at drivers and police officers on a big city highway. >>> we have incredible new video of a massive twister up close. it was just one of two dozen tornadoes in the past 24 hours. we have pictures of the damage coming in now. >>> plus, an incredible night. "dancing with the stars" crowning a new champion. who took home the mirror ball trophy and what happened after the ballroom cleared out? >>> a good

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"world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades.ng insomniacs for two decades. america this morning. >> stay tuned for "good morning america." >>> making news in america this morning -- vicious storms rolling across the middle of the country. millions of people are in their path and the damage left behind. some areas will be getting a direct hit today. >>> the apparent deepening rift inside the republican party. donald trump says he doesn't need to bring the gop together as he moves toward the general election. important meetings about the party's future coming up this week. we're live in washington. >>> and we'll take a look at how a small plane ended on the roof of a building. what went wrong that forced this pilot into this desperate, emergency landing. >>> and a whirlwind prom night. those severe storms in the midwest and one couple not letting the tornado ruin the big occasion.

." >> hi there "red eye" insomniac. i have do you understand that zeigler and it is all on one luscious stage. be here. >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm patricia stark. the search is researching for egypt air flight 804. it continues as france -- it comes as france is sending a team to cairo. joining them is a maker air bus, the missing jetliner. some say terrorism could be behind the crash. officials from egypt air thought they found the crash site, but they were wrong. they were in route from paris to cairo when they plunged into the mediterranean sea. all 60 ichs is passengers passengers and -- 66 passengers and crew are feared dead. >>> voters voters are required to show photo id at the poll. they sued the state election officials after the law was passed in 2013. it was unconstitutional. lawyers representing the officials say it is mu trail and prevents voter fraud. a judge heard closing arguments in the death of nero. he was one of the sikdz cops arrested for the death of freddie gray. they say they s

informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> good morning. i'm gloria riv >>> good morning.ra in for diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. here are some of the top headlines we're following this tuesday morning on "world news now." the rain swollen brazos river expected to crest today in southeast texas well above the record level set more than 20 years ago. mandatory evacuation orders are in effect for several communities this morning. full details and the forecast ahead. >>> a north korean missile test has apparently ended in failure on the launch pad. it marks the latest in a spring of high profile failures for the north korean program. >> police in houston identified the suspect that left one person dead. they say dionisio garza entered an auto detailing shop and started shooting. he was later killed by a s.w.a.t. team. >> the golden state warriors won the game seven showdown against the oklahoma city thunder. they go on to face the cleveland cavaliers in the nba finals. that series starts thursday night here on abc. those are some of our top stories on then tuesday, may 3

. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now" informing insomniacs for two decades. . >>> good morningcedo. >> and i'm kendis gibson. here are the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." >>> hillary clinton is brushing off a scathing report that sharply criticizes her use of a private e-mail server. the state department reviewing, finding that clinton broke government rules and donald trump couldn't wait to seize on that scandal. we have a full report coming up. >>> tornados are tearing through the heartland. this one over north central kansas damaged or destroyed at least 20 homes. our accuweather forecast is just ahead. >>> violence at a concert venue in new york left at least one man dead before rapper t.i. was supposed to take the stage. witnesses described the chaotic moment as concert goers raced for the exits. >>> the cleveland cavaliers trounced the toronto raptors, 116-78, taking a 3-2 lead in the eastern conference finals. that leaves the raptors on the brink of elimination. game six is tomorrow night in toronto. those are just some of the top stories

informing insomniacs for two decades.edo. >> and i'm kendis gibson. here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." >>> campaign chaos. violence erupted outside a trump rally in albuquerque. protesters clashed with riot police while they threw rocks and knocked down barricades. officers fired back using pepper spray and smoke grenades. we'll have much more coming up. >>> breaking overnight, the taliban in afghanistan is now confirming that its former leader was killed in a u.s. drone strike last saturday. that u.s. attack took place in pakistan. the terror group also says it has appointed a new leader and two top deputies. >>> the bodies of a missing washington state couple have been found buried not far from their seattle home. two brothers are charged with murder in this case. which apparently stemmed from a property dispute. only one brother is in custody. >>> and the oklahoma city thunder are now one win away from playing in the nba finals. the thunder dominated golden state last n

. >> and a wake-up call for insomniacs. what new guidelines recommends to help you catch some z's instead of taking those sleeping pills. hey, mike? >> reporter: scientists they've discovered new -- >> what exactly have they discovered? well, we'll have full details coming up right after the break. stick with us, we'll be right back. >> knows products tested did not meet the safety guidelines set by the american academy of pediatrics. gerber graduates first and veggie pickups played the grade. cheerios, and gerber graduates plus also got high marks for dissolving quickly. the ideal first finger foods for babies are soft, easy to swallow, and cut into small pieces. >> new guidelines say therapy not sleeping pills should be your first choice in treating insomnia. >> everybody wants that quick fix though, that's a problem. the recommendations come from the american college of physicians, it says cognitive behavioral therapy or cbt can be effective for people who can't sleep and doesn't carry the side effect every medication, g

a lot of you insomniacs in the u.s. watching us. the dow off by 80 points on the implied open. the cleveland fed president loretta mester said -- shouldn't stop the central bank from making monetary decisions. meanwhile her counterpart rosengren said the fed should be raising rates adding that markets there are underestimating the pace of potential hikes. then you have got the kansas city fed presidentester george saying interest rates are too low for the current economy. >>> crude highest levels since november. the oil majors in focus as well. shell among them saying they have within forced to shut a number of its wells in the gulf of mexico following an oil leak. the company says no one was injured in the incident itself but ab estimated 90,000 gallons of crude have spilled off the coast of louisiana. >>> canadian oil sand producers warning customers they may not be able to fulfill supply contracts in the wake of wild fires which disrupted operations. approximately a million barrels per day was taken off line during the height of the wild fires. >>> meanwhile let's look to th

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