janis, how many times have you been blown up? six?he doesn't ever get to go talk to anybody about that. he doesn't get to have his head checked our which i'm sure there's probably some linger t.b.i. issue, anyone exposed to a concussion like that repeatedly might have problems with that. there's a guy in maryland who has a bullet in his arm the taliban put there nine years ago. the only way he'll get it out is if he has pro bono surgery. they're coming home with the same injuries of war but no way to help them out. if the congress would designate them honorary veterans that would go a long, long way in changing how our country integrates them and how they're perceived to be fellow veterans of our wars. [applause] paul: that's a great note to conclude on. we have to end, it's past 4:00. i think if our interpreters are willing to stick around, our audience may want to come up and ask you questions. thanks, everyone, for coming, it's been a great audience, a great discussion. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning instit

are -- janis, how many times have you been blown up? six? he doesn't ever get to go talk to anybody about that. he doesn't get to have his head checked our which i'm sure there's probably some linger t.b.i. issue, anyone exposed to a concussion like that repeatedly might have problems with that. there's a guy in maryland who has a bullet in his arm the taliban put there nine years ago. the only way he'll get it out is if he has pro bono surgery. they're coming home with the same injuries of war but no way to help them out. if the congress would designate them honorary veterans that would go a long, long way in changing how our country integrates them and how they're perceived to be fellow veterans of our wars. \[applause] paul: that's a great note to conclude on. we have to end, it's past 4:00. i think if our interpretters are willing to stick around, our audience may want to come up and ask you questions. thanks, everyone, for coming, it's been a great audience, a great discussion. \[applause] >> coming up next on c-span, "washington journa

janis: in a muslim culture, especially in our country, if a? mother is not educated, then their sons can go to the wrong ways. i'm telling you most of the taliban and al qaeda because in our country, if i go do anything, i will get my mom's permission first to do it. if she says no, it's no. if she says yes, that's yes. without her blessing, we don't do anything. and the one who is like taliban because their mothers are uneducated. they don't even know what the koran says. they say, ok, i am going to fight and i am going to kill americans, anybody that works for the government. because the mother is uneducated she says, ok, go ahead. god bless you, my son. but if i say the same word to my mom, trust me, she will slap my mouth and say sit down. but when i told her i am going to support my country, i'm going to help the u.s. mission in afghanistan, she was like, ok, my son. that's good. go ahead and do it. and that's how i started working with the americans. if my mother said no, i wouldn't be able to save my brother's life. paul: let's hear it f

janis: in a muslim culture, especially in our country, if a? mother is not educated, then their sons can go to the wrong ways. i'm telling you most of the taliban and al qaeda because in our country, if i go do anything, i will get my mom's permission first to do it. if she says no, it's no. if she says yes, that's yes. without her blessing, we don't do anything. and the one who is like taliban because their mothers are uneducated. they don't even know what the koran says. they say, ok, i am going to fight and i am going to kill americans, anybody that works for the government. because the mother is uneducated she says, ok, go ahead. god bless you, my son. but if i say the same word to my mom, trust me, she will slap my mouth and say sit down. but when i told her i am going to support my country, i'm going to help the u.s. mission in afghanistan, she was like, ok, my son. that's good. go ahead and do it. and that's how i started working with the americans. if my mother said no, i wouldn't be able to save my brother's life. paul: let's hear it f

the headline, i remember, was, "hey, janis is feeling great." >> hinojosa: aw! >> that's how casual things were at rolling stone. you know, whatever we experienced would become the story, and the headline and the photos would reflect that. >> hinojosa: so you also spent some time with amazing... well, one-- michael jackson. >> yes. >> hinojosa: i want to talk about that... >> all right. >> hinojosa: ...because of the fact that he's passed. and then grateful dead, because we know that there are huge grateful dead fans out there. but michael jackson. >> yes. >> hinojosa: how much time did you spend with him, and when you found out that he had passed, what did it symbolize for you as this rock and roll... in essence, you're a rock and roll historian. >> hmm. well, it went back to 1971. and what it was was a jackson five tour. and they were going home to gary, indiana, and they were playing a couple concerts around like, you know, lansing, michigan. i'm not quite sure now of the cities, but columbus, ohio, and also encino, california, where they lived. and so i was

he was reported to be in good condition. >> reporter: they sent linzie janis. >> linzie janis. >> linzie janis has that story for us. >> reporter: the freighter is due to arrive in boston. when i first heard about the nathan carmen story, it looked like an inspiring story of survival. >> the son rescued off martha's vineyard. >> reporter: nathan had gone out on this fishing boat with his 54-year-old mother linda and never returned. the coast guard combed hundreds of miles of ocean in vain and they'd just given up hope when the call came in. a young man found alone floating on a life raft. >> found alive in good condition. >> reporter: the stunning discovery made in the open ocean by this chinese freighter carrying scrap metal, about 100 miles south of ram point marina in rhode island, where he'd set sail. they'll get the chance to speak with nathan carman tuesday night. >> nathan, this is u.s. coast guard boston. i need to understand what happened. >> reporter: yeah, we all do. but so far, the only explanation, this short radio call from the coast guard to nathan aboard that freighter. >

nbc's janis mackey frayer has the tape. >> reporter: an alleged airport assassination captured in new security footage apparently showing kim jong-nam waiting to check in when a woman comes from behind, wipes his face with what's thought to be lethal poison, and walks away. the man believed to be kim tells airport workers he feels dizzy. as he's walked to a clinic what appears to be the same woman strolls out of the airport to a taxi. then the man believed to be the north korean dictator's half brother and one-time rival is wheeled away on a stretcher, later pronounced dead at a hospital. the alleged attack happened here in an area that, like at any airport, was crowded with people moving in every direction providing the cover needed for an escape. tonight malaysian police and interpol are hunting for four suspects. all north korean men they say who left the country the same day kim was killed. four others are already in custody, including that woman in the lol shirt and another woman whose family says she thought it was all part of a tv prank. a week later, there's still no autopsy,

abc's linzie janis asked some tough questions. >> reporter: it looked like an inspiring tale of survivala young man missing for seven days, found drifting on a life raft. >> the son rescued off martha's vineyard -- >> reporter: the coast guard combing hundreds of miles of ocean in vain, looking for nathan carmen and his mother, linda. and they just had given up hope when the call came in. nathan was alive. >> found alive in good condition -- >> reporter: but at he's pulled aboard the chinese freighter that spotted him -- >> when i saw his life raft, i did not see my mom. have you found her? >> no, we haven't been able to find her yet. >> reporter: there's no sign of nathan's mother. just his version of what happened. he arrives on shore under a cloud of suspicion. for some, his story just doesn't add up. >> i did not cause my mother's death. i loved my mother. present tense, i love my mother. >> reporter: nathan decides he wants to tell his story and he grants us an exclusive interview. he seems anxious, traumatized, worried he won't look or sound good on camera. there's a reason for thi

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we get the latest from nbc's janis mackey frayer in malaysia. >> reporter: a week since the death of copy john nam, the north korean dictator's estranged half brother, and links are getting stronger. malaysian police confirm they're searching for four suspects, all north korean men, who left the country together the same day kim was killed. police won't say where they were going but interpol is now involved to help solve an international murder mystery. already there's one north korean man in custody after a raid at this apartment block where police say he had been living for over a year. south korea's government said the web of north korean nationals can only mean the regime of kim jong-un is behind the assassination. also arrested, a malaysian man and two women. one from indonesia, the other vietnam. suspected of poisoning kim jong-nam in a crowded airport in broad daylight. police are investigating whether one of them is this woman wearing an lol shirt on airport security video. north korea's embassy here has demanded the body and objected to an autopsy. but malaysian officials sa

linzie janis, abc news, new york. >> insane.oming up in our next half hour, the alarming uptick in bomb threats targeting jewish community centers. evacuations were forced across nine states yesterday with nearly 60 jewish centers receiving threats this year alone. how the white house is responding. >>> but first the documentary series focusing on race, celebrity and o.j. simpson. that's now a serious oscar contender. you're watching "world news now." you know your heart loves megared omega-3s... but did you know your eyes, your brain, and your joints really love them too? introducing megared advanced 4in1... just one softgel delivers the omega-3 power of two regular fish oil pills... so give your body mega support with megared advanced 4in1. >>> good early morning to you. we're just five days away from hollywood's biggest night of the year. this morning, the growing oscar buzz around one of this year's best documentary nominees is focusing on ra

>> linzie janis with us tonight. linz linzie, thank you. >>> next this evening, the fbi arresting a former army man from missouri for allegedly plotting a president's day jihad terror attack in this country. robert hester is accused of providing material support for a terror group after a month's long sting operation. fbi documents claim he repeatedly expressed his violent intentions against the u.s. online, buying bomb-making items including batteries and nails. hester who was discharged from the army for violating regulations is the married father of two with a third child on the way. >>> we turn next here tonight to four americans who were killed when a plane crashed right into a shopping mall in australia. the americans were on vacation, and the plane slamming into the mall in broad daylight moments before it opened. tonight, the terrible destruction on the ground there as we learn more about the americans who were lost. abc's david kerley covers aviation. >> reporter: slamming into the australian mall 45 minutes

linzie janis, thank you. >>> when we come back here tonight, the headline involving that star from "the partridge family," david cassidy. tonight, revealing his personal battle. >>> also the developments in the murders of two young girls found in the woods. what police are saying about a man who had been seen in the area. >>> that breaking headline in new york central park. six young people falling through the ice. late word coming in when we come back. in, pop pop! happy birthday! i survived a heart attack. i'm doing all i can to keep from having another one. and i'm taking brilinta. for people who've been hospitalized for a heart attack. i take brilinta with a baby aspirin. no more than one hundred milligrams as it affects how well it works. brilinta helps keep my platelets from sticking together and forming a clot. brilinta reduced the chance of another heart attack. or dying from one. it worked better than plavix. don't stop taking brilinta without talking to your doctor since stopping it too soon increases your risk of clots in your stent, heart attack, stroke, and even death. bril

janis ian mai from the fox weather center. good morning.loudy right now but we'll see a wintry mix later on. time is 11:00 a.m. bring it out. unfortunately forecast temperatures and greater you can see the storm system moving in. a bit of a break and on wednesday night they could bring measurable snow from dcf towards boston. that is something we will watch for travel delays on thursday. the west coast also getting rain and snow could see upwards of four to six inches of heavy rain across the california coastline after his washington state and feet of snow. this is a big deal for them. flooding concerns, avalanche concerns and travel disrupted through midweek. other big stories. very warm temperatures across the southern plan in the northeast over the next couple days. we'll keep you posted. lauren, nicole, back to you. lauren: and emotional surprise reunion at the new york stock exchange. that story next. when you have something you love, you want to protect it. at legalzoom, our network of attorneys can help you every step of the way. wit

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abc's linzie janis explains. >> reporter: attention online shoppers. walmart is changing the game. free two-day shipping to everyone. the only catch, you have to spend a minimum of $35. >> amazon has made subscription shopping the center of its business model. what wal-mart just said is, you get better prices with us and you don't have to pay to get free shipping. what does amazon do next? >> reporter: we wanted to see for ourselves. like this tide laundry detergent it was listed at $8.97 on walmart's site and $19.95 on amazon prime. and these keurig coffee pots. $37.95 at walmart compared to $31.21 with amazon prime. but on amazon, you'll have to pay $99 a year if you want two-day shipping. >> if walmart says you can get super cheap prices and free shipping, everyone has to match them. so this is a price war. stand back and let it happen. >> reporter: retail experts say everyday household items will likely be cheaper on walmart.com, but amazon still has the biggest selection with more than 30 million items available. linzie janis, abc news, new york. >> just going to hit send and

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here's abc's linzie janis. >> reporter: these surveillance images showing these passengers breachingat one of america's busiest airports. tsa officers at new york's jfk left a metal detector unstaffed. 11 passengers passing through around 6:00 a.m. three of them set the detector off, but got no additional screening. >> three passeng

our linzie janis is in >> it is extremely poor.here is so much snow coming down, and plows rnts able to catch up. >> reporter: jackknifed buses in new york city. our eva pilgrim is with stranded drivers. >> reporter: cars getting stuck on and off the exit ramp >> reporter: in wooster, some streets are sheets of ic >> it's pure ice underneath the. >> reporte a doorman lost his life while shoveling snow. he fell down the stairs and crashed through a window. but some goows. in new haven, this mother in labor raced to the hospital in the middle of storm. >> i was screaming. telling them to hurry up and i thought the babe was coming in the car. >> reporter: she and the baby are just fine tonight. behind that system a deep freeze. windchills tomorrow morning will be near zero for 5 people across the northeast. >> great to see that mom and baby doing well. linsey davis live from times square, the totals are far n the boston area where ingter: that's right, david. the city that never sleeps. a bit paralyzed tonight. a lot of people have be

linzie janis on the garden state parkway with the latest on travel.inzie. >> reporter: good morning, rob. we actually just made it on to the new jersey turnpike. travel conditions pretty treacherous here. have a look. you got the snow coming down pretty quickly. it's blowing sideways across the road and it's accumulating quite quickly. visibility is poor. we've seen several accidents already this morning. this is why authorities closed schools and government offices and don't want people to risk it. road conditions like this, the national weather service said travel is not recommended for the tri-state area. if you do have to venture out they say bring an emergency kit with you. these roads may only get worse, extra cold temperatures are on the way and it could all turn to ice. >> that's going to be an absolute mess, tell everybody to be safe out there. remember, in the first half hour we talked about the little girl outside. mallory is inside. there she is. we brought her in the cold. she's from meridian, mississippi, seeing snow for the first time.

linzie janis on the garden state parkway with the latest on travel.inzie. >> reporter: good morning, rob. we're just getting on to the new jersey turnpike and conditions are bad. take a look. the snow coming down quickly. it's wet heavy snow blowing across the roadways, accumulating very quickly. the plows have been out but having trouble keeping up. people having to move slowly. this is why authorities closed schools and government offices. they don't want people to risk it. the national weather service says make sure you have an emergency kit in your car. we have seen several accidents this morning and the roads could get worse because even colder temperatures are headed this way. and this could all turn to ice. >> that's going to be an absolute mess, tell everybody to be safe out there. remember, in the first half hour we talked about the little girl outside. mallory is inside. there she is. we brought her in the cold. she's from meridian, mississippi, seeing snow for the first time. look at that. >> what a nice smile. do the right thing. inside. >

here's linzie janis. >> reporter: tonight, the new details on the deadly shooting at this kansas sports bar. now being investigated as a possible hate crime. >> i've got two down. one with a gun shot wound to the chest and one down with a wound to the hip. >> reporter: an eyewitness says just before 7:15 p.m. wednesday night, adam purinton harassed two men, reportedly shouting, "get out of my country." kbfr before allegedly opening fire. police arresting him at this applebee's 80 miles away. two of the victims, immigrants from india. srinivas kuchibhotla died of his injuries, and alok madasani, tonight, is recovering. >> i thought i heard nine shots. i guess i miscounted. >> reporter: ian grillot leapt into action, and was shot after he thought the gunman ran out of bullets. >> i was just doing what anyone should have done for another human being. it's not about where he was from or his ethnicity. we're all humans. >> reporter: david;, the widow of the man who was killed said she was worried about shootings in the country,by he said good things happen in this country. >>> and the 6-year

nbc's janis mackey frayer is live in beijing. what is the latest? >> reporter: the call certainly does ease some of the tension. from china's perspective, it had to happen. there are a few things that are more sensitive to beijing thand taiwan. it was xi's request trump agreed to honor the policy that recognized taiwan as part of china. nothing else could happen until that was acknowledged by him. this is a complete 180 for trump, who weeks ago, suggested this policy with was open for negotiation. there was the sense that trump recognized or was being told to recognize that the risks of not doing so were far too high. they would stand in the way of real issues like trade, the south china sea and north korea. what's also important is the timing of the call. it had to happen before the visit with shinzo abe. it's going to be a vavish event. for the chinese to feel comfortable with trump hosting their rival in the region, there was a sense the call had to happen as a means of damage control in order to manage that fallout. on that close encounter over

abc's linzie janis at jfk tonight. >> reporter: tonight, these surveillance images showing these passengers breaching security at one of america's busiest airports. tsa officers at new york's jfk airport left a metal detector unstaffed. 11 passengers passing through around 6:00 a.m. three of them set the detector off, but got no additional screening. >> three passengers in the restricted sterile area without being screened. they have video footage of this. >> reporter: it took the tsa two hours to report to police. >> side unit and land unit respond. >> reporter: by 8:00 a.m. law enforcement officers flood the terminal, but they had already boarded their flight. >> it's the two-hour delay. it should never have happened. >> reporter: tonight, the tsa says all the passengers' carryon bags were screened and they will discipline and retrain employees as appropriate. those passengers flew to san francisco, and the tsa says they were screened upon landing. but why weren't police told sooner? >> thank you. >>> when we come back here tonight, the headline involving that star from the partridge fami

abc's linzie janis on what you can do right now save your family's money. >> reporter: attention onlineers, walmart is changing the game. offering free two-day shipping to everyone. the only catch, you have to spend a minimum of $35. >> amazon amaze made scription shopping the center. what walmart is said is you get better prices and you get free shipping. what does amazon do next? >> reporter: we wanted osi for yourselves. this laundry detergent was cheaper at walmart. and these coffee pots. $37.95 at walmart compared to but with amazon, you have to pay $99 a year, if you want free shipping. >> if amazon says you can get cheap prices and free shipping, everybody has to match them. this is a price war. let it happen. >> reporter: they say everyday household items will be kaeper on walmart.com, but amazon has a bigger option. >> reporter: a bacon shortage in this country? >>> also the images coming in from hawaii's big island. >>> and hillary clinton's next move tonight has been revealed, and former president george h.w. push just home. big news for him, too coming up. big news for him,

abc's linzie janis on what you can do right now save your family's money. >> reporter: attention onlineers, walmart is changing the game. offering free two-day shipping to everyone. the only catch, you have to spend a minimum of $35. >> amazon amaze made scription shopping the center. what walmart is said is you get better prices and you get free shipping. what does amazon do next? >> reporter: we wanted osi for yourselves. this laundry detergent was cheaper at walmart. and these coffee pots. $37.95 at walmart compared to but with amazon, you have to pay $99 a year, if you want free shipping. >> if amazon says you can get cheap prices and free shipping, everybody has to match them. this is a price war. let it happen. >> reporter: they say everyday household items will be kaeper on walmart.com, but amazon has a bigger option. >> reporter: a bacon shortage in this country? >>> also the images coming in from hawaii's big island. >>> and hillary clinton's next move tonight has been revealed, and former president george h.w. push just home. big news for him, too coming up. ush just home. big

here's abc's linzie janis. >> reporter: tonight this new video showing the moments surrounding that terrifying scene in new york city's central park. a group of teenagers ignoring warnings playing on an iced over pond. posing for a selfie. and then in an instant the ice breaks open. the boys thrashing in the freezing water. >> they got together so i assume they became heavier and so the ice couldn't handle it. >> reporter: lourdes cuevas and her family, tourists from south america, were filming the teens and took this selfie. they say when the ice gave way, they say they ran to get a rescue ladder. did you think they might not survive? >> yeah, we did. >> reporter: lourdes' husband holding the ladder, while another man jumped into the freezing water rescuing the boys one by one. >> the one in the back, there was a moment where i was like i can't, i'm not going to get to him, he's too far out. i grabbed the backpack, and i could feel there was a body on it. if i didn't grab him, a second later he was -- he was gone. >> reporter: within minutes emergency crews on the scene, rushing the boys to a

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