i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson.the top headlines we're following on "world news now." calling it quits, paul ryan is retiring after two decades in congress saying he wants to spend more time with his kids. what does this mean for republicans as the crucial midterm elections approach. >>> mike pence leaves today to attend the summit of the americas in peru. president trump was originally planning to be at the summit but decided to stay in washington to oversee the possible military attack against syria. >>> the pope is now inviting abuse victims to rome so he can personally apologize. >>> and the rockies and padres cleared the benches after san diego's pitcher threw behind the batter, and that was just the start. last night the yankees and red sox went at it after a pitch hit tyler austin. a total of eight were ejected. and those are some of our top stories on this thursday, april 12th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> quite a fight. >> fight night. >> exciting baseball. >> geez. >> fight night there.

. >> reporter: good morning, kendis and diane. the scene still blocked off as the fbi and police investigate. looking into whether this shooting was a possible act of retaliation against the company. ♪ >> reporter: this is the woman police say opened fire unleashing chaos at youtube's headquarters tuesday afternoon. >> i heard like maybe 15, 17 shots. >> reporter: two women and a man shot. colleagues scrambling to stop the bleeding. >> gunshot wound. so i put a tourniquet on her. >> reporter: as others rushed out of the campus in san brown know, california, hands in the air as police and s.w.a.t. members moved in. >> active shooter, 901 cherry. >> reporter: the shooter killing herself identified as 39-year-old nasim aghdam. >> my name is nasim. >> reporter: seen on one of her multiple youtube pages with tens of thousands of subscribers and millions of page views. ♪ recent rants complaining that youtube took down some of her videos and slashed her ad revenue. >> i'm being discriminated. i feel that on youtube and i'm not the only o

. >> i'm kendis gibson with some of the top headlines this morning. the pentagon is denying reports out of syria that the u.s. has launched an airstrike in retaliation for the suspected chemical attack on civilians. president trump has vowed there will be a big price to pay, full report next. >>> police are searching for casey lawhorn. he allegedly killed his mother and a friend at his house in tennessee, writing a detailed facebook post about the incident. police say he should be considered armed and dangerous. >>> breaking overnight, dozens of people were injured when a bus carrying high school students hit a low overpass on new york's long island. it was carrying students and chaperones returning from a trip to europe. >>> and the man known as captain america wins the masters. those are some of our top stories on this monday, april 9th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> we do say good morning, everybody. and what's turning out to be a very busy monday morning. we're going to start with breaking news. the pentagon right now is denying

kendis was a big fan, right?> oh, and i didn't even get the question wrong. >> no matter what the answer is. they haven't announced a host yet, though, so -- >> hello! we love kids. diane love kids. >> and frank can also be a co-host. so beyonce has people begging for more. for two weekends in a row she brought down the house. now the people in san francisco are bringing her to another house. the house of god. >> oh, praise the lord. the packed beyonce mass at grace cathedral included a sermon, a scripture reading, communion. and of course songs by the queen herself. >> are they singing "survivor"? ♪ freedom, freedom >> all right. >> uh-huh. >> so some people aren't so happy about the whole thing. they say this is a publicity stunt and a sing-along. >> but organizers insist this is about bringing people together, not pulling them apart. it's just weird when you have the communion and instead of the wine, it was beyonce's body sweat. >> ooh. >> from coachella. >> you went there. >> sweat of beyonce. >>> on that no

diane and kendis? life. >> police helped organize a stream of big rigs to line up under an overpass. the man was hanging from the overpass, threatening to kill himself. >> the trucks were there to shorten his fall in case he let go. the drivers said they would have done anything they could to help out. >> that's real to me. sometimes if you don't make your dock time, they won't take you, they'll make you sit and wait to get loaded and unloaded again. them truck drivers went way out of their way, believe me. >> so the man did not let go. he was eventually taken to the hospital of course for observation. nice of those guys to try to all come together. >> very cool and a great idea by the police to coordinate that effort. >>> coming up, amazon continues its quest for global domination. now they'll be asking, dude, where's your car? global dodge natiomination. now they'll be asking, dude, where's your car? ♪ ♪ out of my dreams ♪ get into my car >>> billy ocean. ♪ get in the back seat, baby >> where did you

. >> i'm kendis gibson. here are some of the top headlines we're following here on "world news now." james comey telling it all. the former fbi director is casting president trump as a morally unfit president. he's also talking about obstruction and whether the russians have dirt on the president. much more from our abc news exclusive coming up. >>> a source says barbara bush is suffering from heart and respiratory failure. the 92-year-old former first lady is resting at home. she's been married to former president george h.w. bush for 73 years. >>> a balloon suffered a crash landing in the same area as one last spring. >>> and a wreath was laid at the finish line of the boston marathon. today thousands will confront cold and rainy conditions at the marathon. those are some of our stories on this monday, april 16th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> we do say good morning, everybody. and the weather for the start of the marathon will not be pretty. in the 40s and rainy there in boston. wind an

kendis. >> that we do. a tense weekend ahead. molly, thank you. >>> prosecutors in the bill cosby sex assault trial are facing a potential setback. former model janice dickinson admitted on the witness stand thursday that she fabricated part of her memoir including a story about how she rebuffed cosby's advances. dickinson claimed cosby drugged and raped her in 1982. the chief accuser in the case andrea constand takes the stand today. >>> just days after a protest over water supplies in flint, michigan, there are new concerns this morning about chicago and lead in the water in that city. an analysis by "the chicago tribune," the newspaper, found toxic lead in the tap water of nearly 70% of homes recently tested and 30% had concentrations above the level allowed in bottled water. critics say homeowners need financial help replacing lead service lines that run from the street. the city says it's been proactive and says the water supply exceeds epa standards. >>> we've got everything from wildfires to blizzard conditions in the nati

diane, kendis. >> all right, a lot going on there. tara palmeri for us live in d.c., thanks, tara. >>> and dozens of women who accused bill cosby of sexual misconduct are saying they feel relieved and vindicated after he was convicted of drugging and sexually assaulting a pennsylvania woman. >> well, after the verdict came down, an angry cosby actually blew up in the courtroom and cursed at the prosecutor. abc's maggie rulli is in norristown, pennsylvania, with the details. >> reporter: bill cosby walked out of the courthouse thursday afternoon a guilty man. >> you're a pervert. don't wave to us. >> reporter: a very different scene for andrea constand seen here with a huge smile hugging supporters. other cosby accusers were coming out of court in tears. >> this jury has shown that the me too -- what the me too movement is saying is that women are worthy of being believed. >> reporter: a jury of 12 deciding unanimously that the 80-year-old comedian drugged and sexually assaulted constand at his pennsylvania home in 2004. >> she was tha

. >> reporter: diane and kendis, good morning. president trump's personal attorney michael cohen has described himself as a fix-it guy for the president. but on monday, cohen found himself at the center of a series of fbi raids which sent president trump fuming. a series of fbi raids monday took president trump's personal attorney michael cohen by surprise. fbi agents in new york city armed with a warrant raided his office, home and a room at this hotel where cohen was staying. >> that is really now in a whole new level of unfairness. >> reporter: surrounded by his top military advisers who sat stone-faced, president trump lashed out. >> they broke into the office of one of my personal attorneys, a good man, and it's a disgraceful situation. it's a total witch-hunt. >> reporter: cohen's attorney steven ryan called the raid completely inappropriate and unnecessary adding it resulted in the unnecessary seizure of protected attorney/client communications between a lawyer and his clients. he said the raid was the result of a referral

diane, kendis. >> the next 72 hours critical. molly, thank you. >>> today's confirmation hearing for cia director mike pompeo to become secretary of state may be tougher than previously expected. a new report says pompeo failed to disclose business ties with the company owned by the chinese government. mcclatchy newspaper group reports pompeo omitted that on a senate questionnaire so was never asked about it when he was confirmed for the cia. >>> the notorious "access hollywood" tape that nearly cost donald trump the election is back in the spotlight this morning following the fbi raid targeting his lawyer, michael cohen. sources say federal agents were looking for evidence that may include secret deals linked to that tape. in the meantime as the president fumes over the mueller investigation, his former aide steve bannon is reportedly offering up a solution. abc's janai norman has details from washington. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. president trump is largely blaming robert mueller and his investigation for bad bloo

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i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson.ning. i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. here are some of the top headlines we're following on "world news now." former president george h.w. bush is said to be responding to a treatment for blood infection and eager to get out of the hospital. he was admitted a day after his wife barbara's funeral. details ahead. >>> the death toll now stands at ten in a horrific van attack in toronto. a driver barrelled through a sidewalk, kept driving for more than a mile. the suspect is under arrest. after asking police to shoot him in the head. >>> closing arguments are set for today in bill cosby's sexual assault retrial. he did not testify. he could be sentenced to as many as 30 years in prison if convicted. >>> and now that britain's new royal baby has arrived, the wait for his name is under way. william and kate's new son is being honored all across london today. he weighed eight pounds, seven ounces at birth. those are some of our top stories on this tuesday, april 24th. >>> from abc new

. >> reporter: kendis and diane, good morning. nikki haley, the u.s. ambassador to the u.n., says the u.s. and eight other countries have called for an emergency u.n. security council meeting today to discuss the alleged attack. she tweeted, quote, strong action is needed. these horrifying images appear to show the aftermath of another suspected chemical attack in syria. children gasping for air as workers wash an unknown substance off their bodies. the strikes came just after dusk on saturday in the district of duma near the capital of damascus. at least 40 people were killed. while the u.s. assesses the ey conducted those strikes. diane and kendis. >> they're accusing f-15 warplanes of carrying out those strikes. arlette, thank you. >>> authorities in berlin say they have foiled a potential plan to attack the city's half marathon. they've detained six men accused of discussing a stabbing rampage. one suspect allegedly knows the attacker from the 2016 truck attack on the berlin christmas market and had been under surveillance. police say sunday's race

. >> reporter: kendis and diane, good morning. just last week, sean hannity was blasting those fbi raids on michael cohen. in court yesterday there were audible gasps when it was revealed hannity was cohen's mystery client. fox news an shore sean hannity at the center of a surprise twist in the legal fight involving president trump's personal lawyer michael cohen. >> there's been all kinds of wild speculation from the mainstream media today about me and president trump's personal attorney, michael cohen. >> reporter: in a new york federal courthouse a judge forced cohen's lawyers to reveal the nail of his anonymous client. on fox news, hannity explained his relationship with cohen. >> michael cohen never represented me in any legal matter. i did have occasional brief conversations with michael cohen. my questions exclusively almost always focused on real estate. >> reporter: he's one of three on his client list, the two others president trump and former republican fund-raiser elliott broidy. he was the target of an fbi raid that s

. >> reporter: good morning, kendis and diane. that's right. dr. jackson is fighting to be confirmed, however, there are serious questions about whether he's capable of running the government's second largest agency. president trump's top pick to lead the v.a., dr. ronny jackson facing new claims that while serving as white house doctor he was, quote, flat out unethical. that's according to nearly two dozen of his current and former colleagues who told the senate committee overseeing his hearing that he was, quote, abusive, volatile and the worst officer i ever served with. among the startling accounts of professional misconduct provided to abc news, he was accused of getting drunk and wrecking a government vehicle, a claim he flatly denies. >> should be very easy to prove that. >> reporter: on another occasion when the president needed him he was unreachable and accused of being, quote, passed out drunk this his hotel room. he's been accused of recklessly handing out the powerful sleeping aid ambien on air force one and loosely prescribing percoce

. >> reporter: kendis and diane, good morning. president trump signed that order last night authorizing the national guard to assist the border patrol. the trump administration is now working with border state governors on their deployment. president trump is making a surprise announcement official. >> we're going to be guarding our border with the military. >> reporter: signing a proclamation for the national guard to head to the border. >> we do hope the deployment begins immediately. >> reporter: the trump administration has provided little detail. no word on the cost, how many troops they'll send or for how long. >> it will be strong. it will be as many as is needed to fill the gaps we have today is what i can tell you so we'll go through and make sure. >> reporter: the national guard won't act as law enforcement. they can't attadetainttaidetaidn crossers. instead they'll serve in a support role by conducting aerial surveillance. >> it's something that is needed, especially out here in arizona where we're still responsible for

. >> reporter: good morning, diane and kendis. that's right. the president clearly frustrated by the obstacles to building a wall along the mexican border has used the recent uptick in border crossings to make his case. president trump in west virginia literally throwing away his speech on tax reform. >> this was going to be my remarks. it would have taken about two minutes but what the -- that would have been a little boring. >> reporter: instead riffing on one of his favorite topic, immigration, as a caravan of migrants seek political asylum president trump ordered the national guard to the border. he repeated his controversial line that mexicans are rapists. >> you remember my opening remarks. everybody said, oh, he was so tough and i used the word rape. and, yes, it came out where this journey coming up, women are raped at levels that nobody has ever seen before. >> reporter: women and girls crossing the border do face the threat of sexual violence. a 2010 amnesty reported that 60% are at risk but the leader of the caravan says there's no r

. >> reporter: diane and kendis, good morning. president trump is blaming democrats for letting down dreamers and at the same time he's looking to ramp up efforts to stop illegal immigration. president trump on twitter took aim at democrats declaring daca is dead. >> i can tell you this, and i say this to daca recipients, that the republicans are with you. >> reporter: but it was the president who ended the protections for dreamers and then later rejected a deal from democrats in exchange for billions to build his border wall. >> we had this great opportunity. the democrats have really let them down. it's a shame and now people are taking advantage of daca and that's a shame. >> reporter: now the president is pushing for legislation to crack down on illegal immigration and wanting to make it more difficult to obtain refuge in the united states. the sharp shift in tone coming on the heels of this "fox & friends" segment about a caravan of migrants on their way to the u.s. through mexico planning to seek asylum. >> a lot of people a

. >> reporter: kendis and diane, good morning to you. yes, those migrants who made the journey say they are excited and nervous. nervous because all they can do now is wait with officials telling them there's no room. a showdown at the border. marking the end of a month-long journey for these migrants from honduras, el salvador and guatemala reaching the u.s./mexico border sunday and now prepared to do whatever it takes to seek asylum in the u.s., some families even risking separation. >> we're fighting to, you know, for a better future. >> reporter: the group says they are fleeing turmoil back home including gang violence, lgbt persecution and other dangers. traveling through mexico to the san diego border, our country's busiest crossing. their arrival greeted by both supporters and protesters. >> if they really wanted asylum they would have claimed asylum in mexico. >> reporter: president trump also calling this caravan a threat to the u.s. >> are you watching that mess that's going on right now with the caravan coming up? our laws are

. >> reporter: diane and kendis, good morning. the showdown between president trump and robert mueller is entering new territory. the president openly musing about using his signature catchphrase on mueller, you're fired. president trump is heading towards a new face-off with special counsel robert mueller. >> why don't i just fire mueller? well, i think it's a disgrace what's going on. we'll see what happens, but i think it's really a sad situation when you look at what happened and many people have said you should fire him. >> reporter: the white house insists the president has the authority to fire the special counsel. >> certainly believes he has the power to do so. >> reporter: but it's not clear if that's actually the case. justice department regulations state the special counsel can be removed from office only by the personal action of the attorney general. jeff sessions recused himself from the russia probe making the acting attorney general in this matter his deputy, rod rosenstein. according to a cnn report, the presiden

. >> reporter: diane and kendis, this was chaos in one of the safest cities in north america. that horrifying scene happened in one of the busiest sections of toronto leaving so many victims and witnesses behind. it was a dramatic ending to 26 minutes of pure panic. 25-year-old suspect alek minassian pleading with police to shoot him. >> i have a gun in my pocket. >> i don't care. get down. >> i have a gun in my pocket. >> shoot me in the head. >> reporter: moments earlier a terrifying scene unfolding in toronto. 26 minutes of pure panic from the first 911 calls. >> vehicle, personal injury intersection of yonge street and finch avenue. >> reporter: it was before 1:30 p.m., lunchtime when a white van was used as a murder weapon. >> it was just clear as day. just an ordinary day walking and just saw the guy get hit by a van. >> reporter: that van making it 16 blocks mowing down pedestrians for nearly a mile and a half. >> it's really bad out there. i couldn't believe what i seen, man. it was like, oh, man, everybody -- all these people on the streets getting hit one by one, pos

. >> reporter: kendis and diane, good morning.resident trump spent the past few days lashing out at james comey on twitter calling him everything from a slimeball to a liar. but in his first tv interview since he was fired, comey tells his own side of the story and he's holding nothing back. it's an intensifying showdown between president trump and the man he fired, former fbi director james comey. >> i don't think he's medically unfit to be president. i think he's morally unfit to be president. >> reporter: in an exclusive interview with abc's george stephanopoulos, comey broke his silence. >> do you think the russians have something on donald trump? >> i think it's possible. i don't know. these are more words i never thought i'd utter about a president of the united states but it's possible. >> reporter: comey detailed some of the most controversial moments of his career including an alleged conversation with a president about former national security adviser michael flynn. >> and that's when he asked me, said he hopes i can let

. >> and i'm kendis gibson. here are some of the top headlines we're following on "world news now." >>> the epa chief, scott pruitt facing new reports about questionable activity this morning. despite the controversy swirling around him, the president says he's still confident in pruitt. full details, straight ahead. >>> another facebook official is apologizing for misuse of data. she's saying users that want to totally opt out of facebook ads will have to pay for it. >>> ufc superstar, connor mcgregor here in custody for this, seen here throwing a hand truck through the window of a bus carrying other ufc fighters. the attack took place at a marina in brooklyn where a ufc event is being held tomorrow. >>> tens of thousands of fans lined the parade route to honor villanova men's basketball team. they get back to class today allegedly. those are some of our top stories on this friday, april 6th. >> announcer: from abc news this is "world news now." >>> let's start things off with epa administrator, scott pruitt, w

kendis? police involved fatal shooting is raising questions about what police knew about the suspect beforehand. officers shot and killed a black man after he pointed what officers thought was a gun and turned out to pee a metal pipe. they encountered the man before and classified him as emotionally disturbed. they say the officers whose fired weapons were not wearing body cameras. >>> the mayor of minneapolis announced a stronger, more secure device. they will have to keep their body cameras powered on throughout their entire shifts and record videos at least two city blocks before they arrive at their call destinations. officers who fail to activate their body cameras may face a week long suspension or termination. >>> a new video emerged in the case of the mysterious suv crash that killed a family in northern california. police believe the surveillance camera caught one of the parents buying groceries hours before driving off the cliff. they're looking into reports that she drove intention

diane and kendis?adrian, thank you. >>> now we're going to a story about serious devotion to the job. >> this is a trucker who was lost in the oregon woods for four days after typing the wrong address into his gps. it sent him down an unpaved road. his cellphone battery died. he walked 36 miles through the snow without food or water and eventually hitchhiked home. >> here's the kicker. that truck he was driving was carrying potato chips. the trailer is full of potato chips, and he didn't eat a single one. >> is it because he knows that you can't stop at one and once you start -- >> once you pop you can't stop. you know what he said? i didn't want to damage the property. >> wow. told his boss he couldn't take any of the chips from the truck, that's worth money. that is dedication. i got to tell you, we would have been back there. >> i would have been pigging out. pass me the french -- >> like a feed bag. >> french onion dip. off we go. >> typed in the wrong address just for an excuse. >> all right, well

good morning. >> good morning, diane, kendis. flooding, isolated thunderstorms and snow in the summits, that's the problem in hawaii. we're concerned with the lack of rain in the desert southwest with winds gusting up to 60 miles per hour. but we'll have beneficial rain that's going to help with that but not heal the situation totally. and another round of snow in the great lakes region into the northeast. >>> now to athletes who are speaking out about the abuse they suffered while competing in events sanctioned by the u.s. olympic committee. >> they told their stories to senators on capitol hill. brad mielke was listening. >> there were some powerful stories. it goes way beyond gymnastics. riley farrell was a 15-year-old speed skater when she was abused by her teammate. and the u.s. committee swept it under the rug. >> fast forward to 2014 when i met with scott blackman who said i shouldn't go to the media in the future. there are athletes that want to come forward but rather to go to the olympic committee. >> they said don't ta

good morning, paul. >> good morning, diane, kendis.h rain and snowshowers. but the big story around i-90. 6 to 12 inches there. here's a problem in the southwest. high fire danger, wind gusts up to 40 to 60 miles per hour winds. dangerous cross winds and dry and strong winds are going to stretch from texas into oklahoma as well, making it worse. >> crews in oklahoma are battling several wildfires because of the dry conditions. two people are dead and more than 400,000 acres have burned so far. the largest fire is 90 miles northwest of oklahoma city. those flames in dewey county are only 3% contained. >>> the actor harry anderson, best known for his quirky role as a new york judge has passed away. anderson played judge harry stone on nbc's "night court", ending in 1992, he earned three emmy nominations during his time on the bench there. he was only 65 years old. he was found at his home in north carolina by police. they say there was no foul play involved in it, but so many people this morning are reacting to the news and thinking back

. >> good morning, kendis, diane.klahoma must continue because we still have active red flag warnings. texas, as well as all of new mexico leading into portions of even colorado. now speaking of colorado, big-time winds, big-time problems. 60-mile-per-hour gusts likely in force throughout colorado, possibly into the areas where we have the problems with the fire. that's because the wind's accelerating, causing a bigger problem, with that, 6 to 12 inches along i-20 of snow. >> snow still here in late april. thank you. >>> coming up in the skinny, bill murray mixes golf with family and food. >>> and we'll check out the brand new "caddyshack" themed restaurant he and his brother just opened. >>> and the sketch commissioned by stormy daniels who she says threatened her on behalf of the president. you're watching "world news now." president. so, does he look familiar? >> hmm. ofba of the president. you're watching "world news now."

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. ♪ >> where is kendis?ay rewind is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> this week started with a marathon, and that set the pace for the next five days. >> we saw heroes jump into action on an airliner. an outpouring for a former first lady, and lots more. check it out. >> we do begin with that sad news coming in now. former first lady barbara bush has died. >> she was the matriarch to an american political dynasty, known for her fierce family loyalty and her marriage, well, a love story lasting more than 70 years. mrs. bush, a rock by her husband's side, also called the glue that held the bush family together. >> my dream for our family has always been they grow up, they get a good education, they'd be happily married or they'd find someone they could be happy with, and that they would then turn around and give back to the country. because they're so lucky. and my dream has been answered. >>> horrific scene on southwest flight 1380. it had just taken off from new york city. an engine then exploding. >> they said there is a hol

i don't know how you found that, kendis, but thank you so much for sharing it. >> it brought me to tearss incredible. >> story of the week for sure. >> please, give us your comments on our facebook and twitter page. >> completely off script. >> yeah. that was great. >>> coming up patriots' star, julian edelman is talking about being a real-life hero stopping a potential school shooting. >>> plus, connor mcgregor is in real trouble. he gets into another fight with a bus. he lost this one too. details coming up. you are watching "world news now." who knew? i had no idea. so she said, look for one that's shaped like a dental tool with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's rounded brush head surrounds each tooth to gently remove more plaque, and oral-b is the first electric toothbrush brand accepted by the american dental association for its effectiveness and safety. my mouth feels so clean. i'll only use an oral-b. oral-b. brush like a pro. because no mattergineer what life brings,rgent? our commitment to clean remains the same. now with 10x the cleaning power. tide, america's #1

diane, kendis. >> tara, thank you. dr. jackson is also reportedly accused of being drunk in an overseas trip in 2015. >>> the first state dinner of the trump presidency was filled with glitz and glamour. the first couple greeting the french president emmanuel macron and his wife on the north port coe of the white house. before entering the candlelit state dining room. tim cook and rupert murdoch was also in attendance. both presidents toasted to their friendship and the friendship between the u.s. and france. macron is hoping to convince president trump not to withdraw from the iran nuclear deal. earlier in the day, president trump delivered a stern warning to iran. >> but i will say, if iran threatens us in any way they'll pay a price like few countries have ever paid. >> while despite his harsh words when he was asked whether he'll keep the iran nuclear deal in tact, president said we'll see. macron will be on capitol hill today. >>> republicans will hold on to a house seat in arizona. debbie lesko won the tuesday's spec

. >> and i'm kenneth moton in for kendis gibson. we begin with the personal memos of former fbi director james comey turned over to congress and leaked to the media overnight. >> comey's notes offer new revelations about his interactions with president trump. they detail the president's alleged concerns about michael flynn and a salacious conversation with vladimir putin about prostitutes. abc's janai norman has more. janai, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. much of those memos are pretty similar to what we've already heard james comey share about his conversations with president trump. and despite a few new details the president says those memos showed there was no collusion and no obstruction. we're again hearing from james comey in his own words. this time in newly released copies of memos written while he was fbi director. in them comey details what he says were president trump's strenuous and repeated objections to claims he was with prostitutes in moscow in 2013. on msnbc rachel maddow asked comey about the memos. speci

bush also said to be stoic but staying strong during this time and, diane and kendis, on saturday a private service is planned for about 1,500 guests including several former presidents and first ladies. >> we'll all be watching that service, indeed. janai, thank you. and we're going to have much more on mrs. bush's life in just a few minutes including her response when she was criticized for being old-fashioned. >>> right now we turn to the engine explosion on a southwest airlines flight. the woman who was killed and nearly sucked out of that plane has been identified as jennifer reardon, a bank executive and mother of two from albuquerque, new mexico. passengers are now describing the moment when the window she was sitting next to shattered. >> all of us thought this might be it. >> reporter: this morning a terrifying first account from the deadly midair explosion. >> shortly after takeoff, we heard a loud noise, and the plane started shaking like nothing i've ever experienced before. it sounded like the plane was coming apart. >> reporter: the southwest flight from new york's laguardia a

diane and kendis? >> we have the big easter egg roll in d.c. where the temperatures will be in the 40s. thank you. >> chilly one out there. >> yep. >>> and now to the other big headline in washington. president trump declared no deal for undocumented immigrants brought to the u.s. as children. that message came on twitter, where he slammed democrats and mexico for not doing enough to stop illegal immigration. and threatened to end the nafta trade deal. abc's richard cantu has more. >> reporter: a rare easter sunday appearance from president trump. and with it, a message slamming the door shut on dreamers. >> a lot of people are coming in because they want to take advantage of daca. and we're going to have to really see. they had a great chance. the democrats blew it. >> reporter: those comments hours after the president tweeted about security on the mexican border. tweeting, caravans coming. republicans must go to nuclear option to pass now. no more daca deal. roughly an hour before that tweet, a story appeared on fox news about central america

. >> i'm kendis gibson with a look >>> good morning. diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson with a look at our top stories on "world news now." happening this morning, quick and forceful. that's how president trump is vowing to respond to the apparent chemical weapons attack in syria. he's describing the deadly assault as barbaric, as the syrian regime and russians deny the use of poisonous gas. >>> the fbi has raided the office and home of michael cohen. agents seized documents about a payment to stormy daniels among other records. the president calls the move disgraceful and slammed the russia investigation. >>> six young dance students had to jump from a second floor balcony to escape that raging fire in new jersey. officials credit a cop and businessman for helping catch the girls. there were no serious injuries. >>> the crimson tide rolls into the white house. the football team celebrates its latest championship with a visit to meet the president. those are some of our top stories on this tuesday, april 10th. >>> from abc news, this is

paul, good morning. >> good morning, kendis, diane. in oklahoma must continue because we still have active red flag warnings. texas, as well as all of new mexico leading into portions of even colorado. now speaking of colorado, big-time winds, big-time problems. 60-mile-per-hour gusts likely in force throughout colorado, possibly into the areas where we have the problems with the fire. that's because the wind's accelerating, causing a bigger problem, with that, 6 to 12 inches along i-20 of snow. >> snow still here in late april. thank you. >>> coming up in the skinny, bill murray mixes golf with family and food. >>> and we'll check out the brand new "caddyshack" themed restaurant he and his brother just opened. >>> and the sketch commissioned by stormy daniels who she says threatened her on behalf of the president. you're watching "world news now." you're watching "world news now." president. so, does he look familiar? >> hmm. ofba of the president. you're watching "world news now." >>> did this surprise you at all? >> let me st >>> di

diane and kendis?top court has ruled uber can face criminal charges in france. it is gist tjust the latest tro for uber in europe. uber is appealing. >>> the pop culture icon known as ruth bader ginsberg is urging america's latest citizens to make america a better place. >> she told a diverse crowd, quote, we are a nation made stronger by people like you. she shared the story of her dad arriving as an immigrant at age 13. she encouraged the new americans to vote. >>> a mispronounced word caused a north carolina man to experience the wheel of misfortune. >> flamingo dance lessons. >> yeah, that was johnny noles, watching prize money and a trip to spain go over to his opponent ashley. >> fly away like a flamingo. as you heard, he said flamingo instead of flamenco. the fail allowed the young lady to johnny's left, ashley. >> apparently, i said flamingo dance lessons. i've never been on national tv before. it's crazy. a slip of the tongue, literally. >> mm-hm. now johnny did manage to end the show with mor

diane and kendis. >> that's janai norman for us live in d.c.hanks, janai. >>> breaking overnight a massive power outage on puerto rico. the entire island and its 1.4 million american citizens residents are right now are living without electricity. the cause, an excavator knocked out a high voltage line. the same subcontractor was blamed for an outage last week. puerto rico's governor is pushing for a new company. the blackout did not affect though the major league baseball game that was played in puerto rico. the stadium ran on generators for all 16 innings until the twins beat the indians, but look at this, the stadium provided the only light for miles. >> wow. >>> and most of oklahoma is under a state of emergency facing an historic wildfire threat. the state's two largest wildfires have burned through more than 500 square miles with the largest fire only 3% contained. more high winds are expected today before rain moves in by the weekend. >>> in the meantime, hawaii is bracing for a second round of torrential rains and flash floods in kauai.

. >> there was nothing kendy ul say to him except "i give up on west berlin" that would have made kschevpy. kruschev was determined to put kennedy's feet to the fire. >> despite his best efforts jack is humiliated. he leaves the summit having achieved nothing. >> kennedy's first meetings with journalists after vienna, there was no spin. he was dejected, he didn't hide it. >> i will tell you now, it was a very sober two days. no spectacular progress was either achieved or pretended. >> and two months later kruschev built the berlin wall sealed off east berlin from west berlin and kennedy did nothing. >> kruschev goes one step further, testing even more powerful nuclear weapons, he shatters kennedy's hopes of slowing down the arms race. >> kennedy learned the soviets were not as committed as he was to avoiding war and that the world was in a very dangerous pla place. at the cane,n't judge sugar lg you can't judge a woman looking at her man. you can't judge a daughter by looking at the mother. you can't judge a book by looking at the cover. taking one look. try to read me like a book but i

i'm kendis gibson, abc news new york. >>> despite the user privacy scandal facebook's better than expected. the number of daily active users is higher. facebook has about 1.5 billion users worldwide. in after-hours trading facebook stock was up more than 7%. they've also released a new commercial addressing the privacy scandal. >>> from now on facebook will do more to keep your safe and protect your privacy so we can get back to what made facebook great in the first place, friends. >> it's running on tv and movie theaters through july and scheduled to appear during the nba playoff games. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. >> i put it on facebook, too. did you know we have another cacam cat besides oreo. >> we has a great story, as does buttercup. we rescued her. not quite the same as oreo, the transmission of a car. it's on facebook. in san jose it's cloudy. we'll have a steady cloud pattern. the clouds will start breaking up around 9:00 this morning. coolest weather, at least the biggest draw will be the inland neighborhoods. sprinkles possible. fr

i'm kendis gibson, abc news, new york. >>> pay attention while driving.s is that is a message from the state capital during the kickoff of national distracted driving months. signs reminding people to put your phone down, just drive. a woman who lost her daughter to distracted driving reminded people of the importance of paying attention. >> plead with the parents, be an example. turn off your phone. you do not want to live with how we feel. >> it's been ten years since california passed a law requiring people to use hands-free devices for their cell phones while driving. sti still, the state office of traffic safety says in 2016, more than 54% of california drivers surveyed said they had been hit or nearly hit by a driver by a driver on a cell phone. >> after a decade of bringing smiles to children's faces, an east bay fun house may have to close if the owner can't find a venue. 30 pinball machines, a penny arcade, video games and magic shows. our media partner, the east bay times announced they're building it to -- they're building con s condos. the fut

richard nixon, robert kennedy, hubert humphrey, jaclyn kendy, chuck percy, nelson rockefeller, jean mccaryt we what struck me most of all is the crowd ofpl0,00us march from there to morehouse college where he waso be laid to rest on a very hot day, rocked by the city hall of atlanta and the statehouse. the statehouse was less dramatic with harmed guards with rifles and the city hall, the city too busy to hate. it was draped many black crpe. so i said, what a remarkable man that he had this reaction an this legacy. >> woodruff: just in a few >> there are millions of americans, myself among them, whose lives wouldn't be nearly as rich and full and complete and full of opportunity as they are without martin luther king, jr., so we all owe him an enormous debt of gratitude. >> noquestion out it. reihan salam, mark shields, thank you both very much. >> thank you >> woodruff: and finally, as we mark the 50th anniversary of dr. martin luther king, jr.'s assaination, special rrespondent charlayne hunter- gault sat down with one of his closest friends, artist and activist harry belafonte, in his ho

. >> i'm kendis gibson.adlines we're following on this friday morning, on "world news now." the crisis in syria is the topic of this morning's meeting of the u.n. security council. president trump puts off a decision about a possible strike in syria. >>> james comey's new book is rocking the political world. we have more in a few minutes. >>> the city of boston says it has a comprehensive safety plan in place for this year's marathon. monday's race marks five years since a bomb at the end of the course left three people dead and injured hundreds of others. >>> the latest multi-millionaire claims their prize today. >> hi, friends. >> those are just some of our top stories. >> that looks like my uncle, i think, on this friday, april 13th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> i do have lots of family in jersey, just sayin'. >> yeah, they just gained some relatives they didn't know they had at all. but we love new jersey residents. we're going to start this half hour with the crisis over syria. presid

diane and kendis? >>> our other big story this morning is the search for a suspected killer who killed four people at a nashville restaurant. eyewitnesses say 29-year-old travis reinking never said a word, just got out of his vehicle and opened fire. two people died in the parking lot. the gunman then went into the waffle house, still shooting. overnight, 80 nashville police officers plus state and federal agents are looking for reinking. they say he may be armed and dangerous. no visitors will be allowed at nashville schools until he's caught. four people were injured, some by shattered glass. one of the injured is in critical condition. officials say the death toll could have been much worse if one of the patrons hadn't wrestled away one of his guns. >> you have to do this now or it's not going to be -- if i let him load that weapon, it wasn't going to be another window. it wasn't going to be another chance. i'm not a hero. i'm just a regular person. and i think -- and i think anybody could have did

i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm diane macedo.s we're following. >>> oklahoma teachers are demanding better pay and planning another day of protests. meaning most schools will be closed for a second straight day. we have details on the widening teacher rebellion straight ahead. >>> overseas stock markets are down overnight following a steep drop on wall street. investors sold shares on fears about a trade war with china and increased scrutiny of big tech companies. all three major u.s. stock averages are negative for the year when trading gets started this morning. >>> shares of spotify will be traded publicly for the first time ever today. it's unclear exactly when they'll start trading or what price. >>> the wildcats left no doubt in the national championship game against michigan and set off the second philly area celebration in two months. they are still partying on this tuesday, april 3. >> announcer: from abc news this is "world news now." >> anybody working in philly today? >> they haven't worked since early february. >> a

>> i think kendis is still tr >>> making news in america this morning, the woman who opened fire at youtuber expert on the security precautions every office should take. >>> president trump says he wants u.s. troops to guard the southern border. this morning, the response from mexico. and breaking overnight, a military chopper crash in california with four crew members presumed dead. >>> a developing story from washington, d.c. homeland security revealing it found phone spying devices around the capitol. the new questions now about electronic surveillance. >>> those stories plus reports of a p

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