abc's jaclyn lee has a look at the destruction. jaclyn: residents picking up the pieces after dozens of reported tornadoes tore through the midwest and south. at this nail salon in little rock, arkansas, employees and patrons taking coverage in the back. >> about 20, 25 of us ran to the back area, closed the door, huddled together, and prayed for our lives. jaclyn: governor sarah huckabee sanders declaring a state of emergency and visiting this fire -- this heavily damaged fire station. gov. sanders, it is the heroes born out of this tragedy. the fact that we have firefighters who, despite the fact that they had a tornado literally coming through their station, worried about the community. jaclyn: further east in tennessee, a journalist posting these images to social media, saying he thought he was going to die after his vehicle was picked up and tossed off the road. in belvidere, illinois, west of chicago, chaos inside the apollo theater. >> the roof collapse at the apollo. there were people inside. unknown how many injured. jacly

jaclyn lee from belvidere, illinois. former president trump gearing up of a major legal fight to bring to come to new york to hear the charges against him. what we're learning about the manhatan d.a.'s case and today, the support for trump yet again from a potential rival. florida governor ron desantis. rachel scott is standing by in west palm beach. pope francis released from the hospital after receiving treatment for bronchitis, meeting with well-wishers and the emotional moment the public praying with grieving parents. and as the lady terra in vatican city. support for detained american jounalist. describing the conversation just two hours before russian authorities arrested him, slamming the spyi spine allegats by russia and what others are going to show their support. millions at risk of losing medical coverage as a pandemic era of medicaid benefit expires today. one man tells us he would have to choose between medicine and food. dramatic change for twitter starting today, white many of those blue check marks will s

jaclyn link abc news, new york. -- jaclyn lee, abc news, new york. cornell: -- dion: b.a.r.t. is replacing an intersection of track. the agency says the equipment is decades old and has outlived its life. buses will be running between stations during the work. now take a look into history. a time capsule shows us with the city of san francisco looked like over -- almost 100 years ago. . the capsule, buried by a boy scout troop almost 90 years ago, was unveiled today. mayor london breed hosted the ceremony. some items discovered were a 1920 version of the bible. groundbreaking soil and lots photos. they had an official publication of the salvation army news capsule. it marks the easter sunrise service held at the historic site. >> it makes us remember and connect with those people that were here on mount davidson cross a century ago. dion: the new time capsule had been buried in the same spot to be opened 100 years from now. some terrifying moments for shoppers at a strip mall. take a look. >> get out of the car! stop! dion: so dramatic. a carjacking makes a desperate attempt t

jaclyn leaves here with more. -- lee is here with more. >> gunfire erupted during arthde blic to contacthem with any information that may help when the investigation. -- in the investigation. >> this will be a long complicated process but we will continue to work in a way to go through this scene and look at the facts. and assure that justice is rendered for the families. >> this pastor told us that he had been at the hospital overnight with families. family members told him the gunfire erupted inside the small party venue when tempers flared during an argument. officials have not confirmed that children were involved in the shooting but counseling will be available to students monday morning. >> we will make every effort to comfort those children and do not lose sight of the fact of -- that those are the ones most impacted. >> the police chief described the town as a tightknit community full of wonderful people. >> i ask you to please keep our community in your prayers. i ask you to keep department in our -- your prayers. i also ask that you please do not let this moment define what you

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if deep sea mine and proceeds as just got into a compound or a shade, it's wide, jaclyn evans believes the world should pause deep sea mining for a decade. she is one of $700.00 international scientists and moraine policy experts have signed a petition cooling for 10 year moratorium on extracting minerals from the ocean. why did you do that? i think that it's a really good way to have an agreement between people that are supporting mining and people that are not holding mining to just was and collect the data to give us a better idea about the kind of impact that mining will have. a jacqueline is taking me out snorkeling to show me what she's so passionate about protecting in 2019 at the cook islands at one the prestigious environmental award. the goldman prize iep recognized her grassroots campaign that led to the establishment of one of the world's largest marine reserves called them a rhyme a wanna. he covers the entirety of the cook islands, domestic moses, and prevents commercial fishing within 50 nautical miles of land. our marine pack is enormous. it goes way beyond the horizon

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jaclyn rosa . and with the of some member ashley dale .jaclyn rosa . and elliott dale. jaclyn rosa.reatest hope is for this conviction to lead to more guns and especially those used in the murder of olivia to be handedin in the murder of olivia to be handed in to the police to know what the families must go through this . tragedy. lastly through this. tragedy. lastly i would like to say olivia pratt—korbel . died a scared nine pratt—korbel. died a scared nine year old and we hope cashman is haunted by this knowledge for the rest of his life . thank you the rest of his life. thank you . okay. so what you are listening to there is this statement from the family of olivia corbell just outside crown court and that comes in the wake of the news that thomas cashman, the man found guilty of olivia's murder, will serve a minimum of 42 years in prison for that offence and others, including the attempted murder of a fellow gang member, the wounding with intent of olivia's mum, cheryl, and to firearms offences so that was the statement from representatives , statement from representatives, the

abc's jaclyn lee is here with more. good morning. >> good morning.t and we all move on. for some owners, they would find that their insurance companies would drop them after multiple car thefts and they felt victimized all over again. now, it looks like there may be a solution if you own a hyundai. this morning, an insurance life line for thousands of hyundai car owners who have fallen victim to the latest social media trend. thieves taking their cars for a joy ride and causing thousands of dollars of damage. >> i think they put sugar in the tank is what they told me. and that's why they had to replace my engine. >> hyundai and triple a joining forces, giving an insurance option for car owners who have those older hyundai models. the vehicles lack that all important anti-theft device commonly known as an immobilizer preventing the vehicles from starting when someone attempts to use a key fob that doesn't match up with the car. this as car owners report their insurance companies dropped the there are three -- >> karen and michael lawrence were stunned

jaclyn lee is there with more. >> overnight, absolute chaos inside the belvidere apollo theater. >> thepollo. people inside. unknown how many injured. >> 260 people wear inside when that roof came crashing down. >> this is carnage. for this to happen so close, it hurts. >> this marqueepe building. officials say one person is dead and 28 rushed to the hospital. five people dealt with severe injuries. authorities are working overnight to reunite victims with their families. >> the building is clear. atrfind w home. >> or tornado warning about 10 minutes before the incident. officials could not confirm if a collapse. one of the bands scheduled to perform last night releasing a statement canceling that show saying right now, our focus is on making sure everyone in the venue tonight is okay. and gets home. first responders here on the ground are speculating this is part of the roof and flew off of the building last night. officials do not know if this damage was caused by or tornado or from bad weather. the governor here in illinois said he's watching the situation closely today. >> thank yo

jack, 21-year-old who had been arrested today, if he really wants to get out early just say he is jaclyneep happening? >> the root of the problem, so bradley manning does this, edward snowden, three years later. bradley manning was a private. edward snowden was a contractor at the nsa. this guy who has been arrested today is about as low-level as you can get. >> neil: but how all these clearances? >> how to have access? this is a serious question for the intelligence agencies in this country. how is it that america continues to prove to be the weak link in the western security chain. that is what america is at the moment. >> neil: this doesn't happen anywhere else. >> doesn't happen. i am from britain originally, i live in america -- if you couldn't have guessed -- when was the last time you saw am i five or mi6 have vast caches of documents released? it doesn't happen? when do the australians or new zealanders or canadians, the other members of the intelligence agencies lose massive amounts of documents and disseminated across the internet, it does not happen. >> neil: why doesn't it ha

jaclyn lee joins us with more. good morning. >> good morning to you. 17 days.ntially searching for her as we are learning more details about the relationship between the 26-year-old mother and her children's father. that father made his first public comments this week saying he had nothing to do with her disappearance. this morning, as officials try to piece together by a minnesota mom would go missing, we are learning new details about the father of her two children. mattie kingsbury vanished two weeks ago, police: her disappearance suspicious. in winona, thousands have showed up to search for her. >> the leads that are coming in is unbelievable. we are actually getting hundreds of them. and we have a lot of information we are trying to process right now. >> adam, who has a five year old daughter and her 2-year-old son with kingsbury missing in that search. he was recently served with a protective order. social workers placing a 72 hour hold on her children. in the documents, police say she is considered an endangered missing person and that when they arrived

these trends that you're seeing jaclyn that you're detailing here. jacqueline howard, thank you so much. i mean, those are the real world implications really, just a little bit of what we're seeing , and that's why so many people are paying attention to this and will continue to hear, especially in the next 48 hours . jonas we wait and watch this see what the supreme court will do. i think that's right. and i think they understand at least that part that so many people are watching. and why do something if you can just wait. give it a little more thought little more consideration, given how this whole case has been rushed to the forefront of the american life, you know this. this was a case that was filed down in texas by anti abortion physicians and medical groups who specifically sought out this judge matthew kaczmarek to try to get the ruling. it did and then it's zipped up through the regional court of appeals, the fifth circuit that allowed i considerable amount of judge cosmetics decision to stay and here we are. just a few weeks later with thi

. >> hi i'm jaclyn home and i'm a resident of billie holiday and i i'm sorry i'm nervous. i have sickle cell aand did deposit think i was an addict because of my you know having that illness and i was getting proibed medication boy my doctor. i did in the want to in to the program but if in the for the program i would in the have realized that i had an addiction. and i irrelevant want to thank them for like continuing to work with me. approximate not just giving up on me because of you know the situation i have. and -- i have to let the process work. and -- i did not want to at first and it was hard and i didn't see like where it was going to go. and now i have worked through things and i'm grateful for the program come grateful for the people when started the program and work in the program and gets hard sometimes but if you trust the process through the program it will w for and you i'm grateful to be where i am today buzz if in the for them i prebl would be you know -- dead somewhere. and yes, you know, things get [inaudible] but you know if you keep going with the prog