. >> and i'm linsey davis in for diane macedo. we begin with those high-stakes talks getting under way in moscow this morning. secretary of state rex tillerson holding face-to-face meetings with russian officials amid a growing divide over syria. >>> and following a major fumble by white house press secretary sean spicer, he had to apologize for a comment about hitler and the holocaust. that sparked international

linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> the video is tough to watch. case is going to be so complicated. you hear the stories back and fort. >> the lawyer that is the lawyer used in the case with the mom on the american airlines flight with the stroller. >> quite a list. >> growing one. >> so, embarrassing incidents like that help give united the lowest customer satisfaction score among so-called legacy airlines, that's carriers that have been in business a long time. but united score still rose by a few points because customers are more likely to judge airlines by their own experiences. the worst rated airline overall was spirit. for the third year in a row. >> ah, reigning champion of the worst. >> if you are going to -- be some where on the bottom. you might as go all the way. admit to it. >> spirit airlines saying they have made strides to improve their customer service. obviously, they're the still bottom feeders when it comes to airlines. coming up. the revelation by celebrity dj. >> why zeke thomas is just now opening up about a panful secret fr

here is abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: katherine switzer more than 13,000 women running. years ago she was the only one. back in 1967, the boston marathon was an all-male race. women were considered too fragile to run the distance. this serious co-ed secretly registered as kb switzer to hide her gender. taking the course in a sea of men until the marathon director was alerted about a woman in the race. >> i turned. he grabbed me. and he screamed at me. get the hell out of my race. her boyfriend then pushed that race director off the road. >> i realized if i quit that race nobody would believe women deserve to be there or that they could do the distance. >> and that she did. finishing in 4:20. surrounded by members of 261 fearless, the running club she created to empower women she crossed the finish line again. >> i feel overwhelmingly grateful for the streets of boston. they started my journey, 50 years ago. with a very negative thing. an attack by the race director trying to throw me out of the race and pull off my bib numbers to, today, where everybody is cheering me al

for "nightline" i'm linsey davis. >> fasten your seat belts. thanks for watching abc news.s.com and our "nightline" facebook page. good night, america. >>> abc news. honored. winner for the third straight year with the edward r. murrow award for overall excellence in television and radio. th

linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> a family near sacramento has survived a wild home invasion.ntain lion pushed its way into their house as they were in the middle of making dinner. the lion looked like this one here. it frightened their pet cats and the family as well. they were forced to lock themselves in the kitchen pantry and they say that's when the cat went ahead and growled at them. jumped on to the counter and started breaking dishes. >> nasty houseguest. >> i look and see the door ajar but then i look down right here at the steps and the mountain lion had his head and front paws about three steps down. >> it was mad. it didn't get the invite to dinner. the family called 911 from inside the pantry. by the time police arrived 30 minutes later the mountain lion was gone. fortunately no one was hurt. >>> police in georgia are on the lookout for former major leaguer otis nixon. played for nine teams during his 17-year career and battled a drug habit for most of that time of the he was last seen saturday morning going on a golf outing but he never arrived at the course. >>

the story from abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: the alleged killer of 27-year-old vanessa marcotte is now in police custody. >> we got him. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: behind bars and being held on $10 million bail, eight months after the google employee's body was found. >> it was through her determined fight and her efforts that we obtained the dna of her killer. >> reporter: this morning, her family is talking to "gma." >> as her cousin, i will always, always be proud of her. she is a fighter. and every day, she makes me want to be a better person. >> finding the person that did this is not going to bring vanessa back. but, of course, we're relieved. it gives our family some peace that the person is found and he can't do this so someone else. >> reporter: linsey davis, abc news, boston. >> we'll have more on "gma" later today. >>> a brawl got the attention of walmart shoppers and police. outside los angeles. take a look at these scenes. police say two women got into an argument that led to a fight. both of their husbands became involved. one was knocked unconscious during

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linsey davis, abc news, boston. >> great to see kathrine back. >>> thanks for watching.ope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. >>> good afternoon. thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. i'm larry beil. major weekend protests led to fights and arrests. to see how rough things got at martin luther king jr. civic park. >> and a police assessment how they handle dueling pro and anti-trump activists. >> reporter: that's right. this bank in downtown berkeley took down the plywood that shelded their atms over the weekend. but a plate glass window was broken. they saw protesters hurling pepsi cans with cement at it. >> other than that window, we don't have any reports of any damage to downtown buildings. >> the downtown b.a.r.t. station was closed and some streets blocked during the rally on saturday that pitted trump supporters intelligence opponents. >> they wanted to have an easter brawl unfortunately. >> reporter: this man couldn't get to his apartment. >> protests like this, take it down to the park near the ocean. they can do each other in the ocean for all

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linsey davis, abc news, boston. >> great to see kathrine back. >>> thanks for watching.ope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. >>> live doppler 7 is all lit up in green and it's about to get even more colorful as the peak of tonight's storm arrives. >>> tonight we're tallying the damage by dualing protests over the weekend. >>> that wall, that f-wall. >> he's the former president of mexico and he's not mincing words, even to an audience of bay area high school students. >> all right, we're on storm watch right now, because the strongest part of today's storm looking live. and now checking on the bay area's microconditions, as we look live across the golden gate. bay and san mateo bridges. >> rain will arrive in an hour and may continue overnight. a gray start to the day in the financial district. >> the rain drops cover the lens of sky 7, has the rain moved up the peninsula. >> spencer christian tells us what to expect in the coming days. >> the storm has picked up some steam and now it's surging. you can see the big blanket of green there, representing most

linsey davis, abc news, boston. >> true trail blazer there. >> yeah. in more ways than one.ybody be just looking at her and realizing how close it came to not happening at all. as far as the winners yesterday, there were many. kenyans swept the main event. say congratulations to all of those who ran. >>> good morning to you. i am erielle reshef in for diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. here are top headlines we are following on this "world news now." the search for the suspect >>> good morning. i'm ariel retief for diane ra say doe. >>> a $50,000 reward is offered for steve stevens wanted for a murder and posting it online. >>> crews have joined forces to battle flames on the georgia/florida state line. at least 126,000 acres have burned since january. >>> today, former president barack obama is expected to attend the funeral of dan rooney, the late chairman of the pittsburgh steelers. he served as u.s. ambassador to ireland during president obama's first term. he is not expected to speak at the service. >>> the time to procrastinate is over. you had three extra days to fin

linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> that is not the end we heard of that saga no doubt.e start of another saga. this one, soda drama that has the the internet popping off. >>> which former president's nephew just got a modeling contract? we're going to find out in "the skinny." coming up next. flammatory substs that cause all your symptoms, including nasal congestion and itchy, watery eyes. flonase is an allergy nasal spray that works even beyond the nose. so you can enjoy every beautiful moment to the fullest. flonase. 6>1 changes everything. ♪ when you recognize something isn't right, make the call to the veterans crisis line at 1-800-273-8255 and press 1. ♪ skinny so skinny >> "the skinny" on this wednesday. start with the new pepsi ad starring kendall jenner. the video, it is titled "jump in." it starts off innocent enough. people gathering in the streets for a peaceful protest. nice music playing. some marching. others playing music there. >> kendall sees the movement and besides to join in. and then the whole thing ends with her grabbing a pepsi can and handing it

. >> reporter: linsey davis, abc news, boston. >> we'll have more on "gma" later today. >>> a brawl got the attention of walmart shoppers and police. two women got into an argument that led to a fight. both of their husbands became involved. one was knocked unconscious during the mele rks. the oth w an 11-year-old girl was also injured. >>> it's been ten years since the mass shooting at virginia tech. the school marked the anniversary with a 4-hour memorial. the first candle was lit at one minute after midnight sunday. the last one extinguished just one minute before midnight monday. students, faculty, alumni, others remembered the 32 people gunned down by a mentally ill student. >>> and for the 121st time, runners are lining up for the boston marathon. >> the world's oldest marathon starts in hopkinton, massachusetts. >> among the runners, a man running his 50th consecutive boston marathon. and the first woman to officially run 50 years ago is lacing up for the race today. we wish them luck. >>> the houston rockets blow out the thunder game. 118-87. >> somehow i have to keep reading th

linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> all of that not impacting ratings at all.dal came up. >> lot of people tuning in. >> just under 4 million people watching every night. >> in our next half-hour, talk about the new business deal that might put richard simmons back in the public eye. >> wait, he is a round? >> he is around. >> looking for love. why the honeymoon bay soon be over for one particular outlet. the story is next. make the most of a few minutes with instant moisture from k-y ultragel. ♪ ♪ >> you know that great singer, buckwheaton "saturday night live," sang looking for love in all the wrong places. looking for love. apparently, buckwheelt ahead of his time when it comes to online sites. >> that's right. the biggest of them all. match.com is coming under fire getting a failing ground by better business bureau. and looking into this. kendis would look to know all about this. >> plea, give me, looking in all the wrong places. >> good morning, i have all the details. really surprising findings. match.com claims to have led more singles to marriage than a

nbc's linsey davis on the fallout. >> just give me back my stroller, please. >> reporter: it's no secret for airlines. this mother clashed with an american airlines flight attendant over a double-wide stroller that was supposed to be checked at the gate. >> was very upset and grabbed it and just pulled it, yanked it off, sort of violently yanked it. >> reporter: another passenger on board stepped in. >> hey, bud? hey, bud. if you do that to me, and i'll knock you flat. >> you stay out of this. >> reporter: american airlines removed that crew member from duty and immediately apologized, putting the mother in first class on another flight with a $1,000 voucher and a full refund. >> they understood maybe from the united mishap, they said the right thing. >> reporter: that passenger has since hired attorney domestic demet demetrio. the same lawyer representing dr. david dao, who was dragged off that united airlines flight. >> i've got

here's linsey davis. >> reporter: a burgeoning boycott of fox news tonight as more than ten companieslan to pull ads from the network's top-rated show, "the o'reilly factor," in the wake of reports bill o'reilly and fox news paid five women a total of almost $13 million in settlements dating back 15 years. among the advertisers, mercedes-benz, who say "the o'reilly factor" is not "a good environment in which to advertise our products right now." just yesterday, radio host dr. wendy walsh, said she too was sexually harassed by o'reilly. >> he told me i was a beautiful woman. he asked me to go to his hotel room. and then he became hostile to me when i said no and i was soon after discontinued from his show. >> reporter: walsh says she is not asking for money. but money is what o'reilly says is what makes him a target. in a statement posted on his website over the weekend, o'reilly says he has put to rest any controversies to spare his children. tonight, fox news is responding, saying he value our partners, and are working with them to address their current concerns about the o'reilly fa

here's abc's linsey davis. >> caution, you're about to enter the no-spin zone. >> reporter: in an interview with the "the new york times" said -- i think he's a good person. nearly 50 companies have pulled their ads from the show. oreilly paid five women almost 13 million dollars. in seattlements over claims. the president now says "personally i think he shouldn't have settled. because you should have taken it all the way. i don't think bill did anything wrong." it's not the first time he's defended a fox titan. last summer when former ceo roger ailes faced multiple allegations candidate trump defended his friend. >> it's very sad. because he's a very good person. >> reporter: but just a month before the election it was trump under fire for that infamous "access hollywood" tape where he talked about groping women. >> i'm not going to play too much of it because it is crude guy talk. >> reporter: president trump then gave o'reilly the first interview in the wake of that explosive tape. >> well, first of all, locker room talk, and most people have heard it before. >> reporter: candidate trump

here's linsey davis. >> reporter: new video tonight showing dr. david dao and his wife boarding that now-infamous united flight. less than two minutes later his wife runs off, and then back on again, the reason unclear. then, this call to police. >> the airline overbooked the flight and they need two passengers to get off and they are refusing. >> reporter: dao was dragged off after refusing an $800 voucher offer to turn over seats to a united crew that is later seen boarding the flight. but the newly released police report appears to blame dr. dao for his own injuries, saying an aggressive, phyiscally abusive dao lost his balance and smashed into the armrest when he knocked the officer's arm away. dao's lawyer calling that nonsense, saying his client lost two teeth, had his nose broken, and suffered a concussion. after being dragged from the plane, a bloodied dao runs back in, but is eventually taken to an awaiting ambulance. how is dr. dao? >> he's hurt. >> reporter: no plans for legal action? >> i'm doing what i'm supposed to be doing and that'

. >> and i'm linsey davis in for diane macedo. we begin with those high-stakes talks getting under way in moscow this morning. secretary of state rex tillerson holding face-to-face meetings with russian officials amid a growing divide over syria. >>> and following a major fumble by white house press secretary sean spicer, he had to apologize for a comment about hitler and the holocaust. that sparked international criticism and calls for him to be fired. abc's maggie rulli has the latest from washington. >> reporter: the u.s. puts moscow on notice just as secretary of state rex tillerson is set to begin a tense day of meetings with russia's foreign minister. the white house accusing the kremlin of engaging in a full-scale and deliberate cover-up of that deadly syrian chemical weapons attack ordered by syrian president bashar al assad on his own people. >> frankly, putin is backing a person that's truly an evil person, and i think it's very bad for russia. i think it's very bad for mankind. >> reporter: on fox news president trump d

here's abc's linsey davis. >> caution, you're about to enter the no-spin zone. >> reporter: as the embattled star of fox news faces a firestorm over alleged sexual harassment, the president is coming to his defense. in an interview with the "the new york times" president trump said -- i think he's a good person. fox news is facing growing calls to fire o'reilly. and nearly 50 companies have pulled their ads from the show. o'reilly paid five women almost $13 million in settlements over claims of sexual harassment. the president now says "perso. the president now says "personally i think he shouldn't have settled. because you should have taken it all the way. i don't think bill did anything wrong." it's not the first time he's defended a fox titan. last summer, when former ceo roger ailes faced multiple allegations of sexual harassment, candidate trump defended his friend. >> they're saying these horrible things about him. it's very sad. because he's a very good person. >> reporter: but just a month before the election it was trump under fire for that infamous "access hollywood" tape where he

. >> and i'm linsey davis in for diane macedo. we begin with breaking news overnight, a huge fire along the famed las vegas strip. >> it broke out at the bellagio hotel, one of the most luxurious hotels on the strip and in full view of people enjoying a balmy night in sin city. overnight flames shooting into the night sky over the las vegas strip. a fire ripping through a shopping area at the bellagio hotel. [ sirens ] firefighters getting the call around 10:45 local time. las vegas boulevard, the strip, packed at the time with visitors. many of them capturing the massive fire on social media. the flames raining down from the roof, but the fire despite being located just steps from the bellagio's famed fountain was difficult for firefighters to knock down. the vegas strip shut down, it would be more than 20 minutes before fire crews could get the flames under control. at the same hotel just last month, four burglars, some in animal masks, smashed their way into a high-end jewelry store. some are still on the run. this morning as a

i'm linsey davis in for diane macedo. still on the run.eek after disappearing with stolen weapons. the details we're learning ahead. >>> grim assessment. all-time low over a clash over syria's chemical weapons attack. rex tillerson is echoing that claim after a face-to-face meeting with president putin. >>> united airlines is refunding the price of tickts for every passenger on the flight where a man was forcibly removed. his attorneys and a member of his family will discuss the incident at an appearance today in chicago. >>> and two men from illinois are under arrest and facing terrorism charges. they were the suspects of a two-year fbi sting and are accused of trying to help isis. if convicted they face 20 years in prison. those are some of our top stories on this thursday, april 13th. >> announcer: this is "world news now." >>> we begin this half hour in the search for new details of the wisconsin man believed to have sent a 61-page manifesto to president trump. >> a copy of the document has been obtained by a local tv station there in

abc's linsey davis with that video. >> reporter: louisiana's police chief called this video the most disturbing thing he'd ever seen. and tonight, former deputy marshal derrick stafford is paying for it. an audible gasp was heard in the courtroom as the judge handed down that 40-year prison sentence to stafford for fatally shooting 6-year-old jeremy mardis and wounding his unarmed father, christopher few. >> i never saw a kid in the car, man. >> reporter: this body cam footage from the 2015 incident in louisiana was the most damning evidence in the case against the 33-year-old, one of the two deputies accused in the shooting. the first grader, who had autism, was with his father when the suv they were in was shot at 18 times by officers. it's still not clear why police were pursuing the car. >> i don't know who all fired. i fired. >> reporter: defense attorneys argued few drove recklessly while leading officers on a two-mile chase, and then rammed into a squad car. but there was no evidence of that. stafford says he fired to protect his partner. stafford's former partner, norris gree

linsey davis has the details. >> the alleged killer of vanessa marcotte is in custody.s, eight months after the google employee's body was found. >> through her determined the killer. >> as her cousin, i will always, always be proud of her. she is a fighter and every day she makes me want to be a better person. >> finding the person that did this is going to bring her back, but it gives our families some that he can't do this to someone else. >> coming up, former agent garrett weighs in on the case. abc news, boston. this is the silverado special edition. man: this is one gorgeous truck. oh, did i say there's only one special edition? because, actually there's five. woman: ooohh!! uh! man 2: hooooly mackerel. man 3: wow. man 4: nice. strength and style. which one's your favourite? come home with me! make a strong decision. find your tag and get 16% below msrp on select silverado 1500 pickups in stock. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® it's s

i'm linsey davis in for diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson.nes following this morning on "world news now." military might. the u.s. zeros in on isis in afghanistan. with the mother of all bombs. one of the biggest conventional weapons in its arsenal. it is america's second major military strike in a week. does it serve as a warning shot to north korea? full report ahead. >> two georgia officers are fired and placed under criminal investigation. investigators say they were caught on video kicking and slapping a man during a traffic stop outside of atlanta. >>> two secret service agents have been let go after last month's incident where they man carrying mace made it on to the white house grounds. the president was not in the white house at the time. >>> and a few miles away from the white house, what went up just didn't want to come down. when it was supposed to. two dozen people had to be rescued from a maryland roller coaster. those are some of our top stories on this friday, april 14th, 2017. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news

abc's linsey davis is here with more on that, good morning, linsey. >> reporter: good morning, amy.e change typically doesn't happen overnight the network which touts itself as being fair and balanced is sending a message that is loud and clear but many are asking if there is a sexist culture at fox as many accusers allege, how deep will the cuts go to eliminate it? one by one they stood up against a media giant. women from in front of the camera like well-known anchors megyn kelly and gretchen carlson to guests on the show to women who work behind the scenes in production and payroll. >> it's time to come out of the shadows. >> reporter: together they are shaking up one of the most powerful networks in the world describing it a sexual harassment and racial discrimination. >> we are calling today for an independent investigation into the culture of sexual harassment at fox news. >> reporter: these accusers say it's a culture that comes from the top down. allegedly from former ceo roger ailes -- >> he tried to kiss me three times. so, i rejected that and when i rejected that he asked

. >> i'm linsey davis in for diane macedo.we are following this morning on "world news now." secretary of state rex tillerson holding meetings in russia after a week of tough talk. can he convince the kremlin to abandon the syrian regime. we have a full report ahead. >>> tensions are rising on the korean peninsula. the north and bellicose rhetoric, threatening a possible nuclear response to the u.s. china's president has told the white house he wants the conflict revolved through peaceful means. >>> the gop holds on to a congressional seat in a heavily republican district in kansas. democrats may be happy. ron estes beat james thompson by seven points. in november, president trump won the district two to one. >>> ceo of united airlines planning to appear on "good morning america" to apologize yet again about that horrible incident onboard the plane in chicago. oscar munez says no passenger should be treated that way. apology came as the united stock took a hit losing $255 million in value. those are some of the stories on this

she's sharing her side of the story exclusively with abc and linsey davis is here with those details.ning, linsey. >> reporter: so many have watched what happened to her. now we are hearing from her. this is the first time that michaela surat is talking about the video that shows her get body slammed by a police officer and she says she hopes this will further the conversation about unnecessary use of excessive police force. this morning, the woman caught on tape being slammed head first into the ground by a police officer is speaking out. >> oh! >> like all my bones were shattering in my face and i was just so humiliated because everyone was watching me. >> reporter: 22-year-old college student michaela surat sat down exclusively with abc news overnight and says she'll never be the same. after this video of her went viral, viewed nearly 800,000 times online. >> i can't go to school without feeling like someone is going to approach me and hurt me. i'm getting death threats online. >> reporter: critics say it shows the police seeming to use excessive force but authorities say the video

critics are calling it tone deaf and linsey davis is here with more. . >> reporter: good morning to you, michael. 21-year-old kendall jenner is the first model to get a big pepsi ad since cindy crawford in 1992, but that's being overshadowed where many are calling it tasteless saying it takes advantage of serious issues and movements to sell soda. this morning, a new pepsi ad is falling flat, getting a major backlash on social media. ♪ >> reporter: at the center of the controversial soft drink commercial, model and kardashian sister, kendall jenner, seen participating in a high-end photo shoot as the streets flood with political protesters. some are calling out the scene for exploiting the black lives matter movement. jenner quickly ditches her high fashion shoot to join the masses. the model then appears to bring an end to the protests just by sharing a pepsi with a police officer. pepsi says the ad is meant to be a short film about letting go and following your passions, an attempt to appeal to a younger demographic, but many are noting the similarity

abc's linsey davis here with the latest. r: industry sources believe prior to the latest allegations, the "the o'reilly factor" had more than 100 advertisers. as of this morning, they have now lost more than 50 and stock in the network's parent company is down 3%. but ratings for o'reilly's show are up 20% since last week. and this morning one longtime viewer is publicly defending him, the president himself. >> caution, you are about to the enter the no-spin zone. >> reporter: this morning as the sexual harassment scandal surround bill o'reilly ricochets through fox news -- >> spin stops here. >> reporter: the conservative tv titan has one of the most powerful men in the world coming to his defense. >> joining us from his new york city headquarters is donald trump. >> reporter: president trump told "the new york times" on wednesday, i think he's a person i know well. he is a good person, personally i think he shouldn't have settling referring to that recent "new york times" report that o'reilly and the parent company of knox

abc's linsey davis with the details. good morning, linsey. >> reporter: good morning, george.ice say at least 40 people watched the video and did nothing at all to stop it. an alleged gang rape of a 15-year-old chicago girl. one arrest was made and the police say we can expect several more. this morning, a 14-year-old is behind bars for what police are calling a disturbing sexual assault streamed live on facebook. and officials are on the hunt to make more arrests. investigators say as many as 40 people viewed the video but no one called police. >> it just disgusts me that people would look at those videos and not pick up the phone and dial 911. >> reporter: police say the 15-year-old victim was lured to a home by one of the suspects where she was brutally attacked. >> it's disgusting. it's so disgusting. she was so scared. >> reporter: the victim's mom was sent screen shots of the video and immediately took them to police who then worked with facebook and obtained social media search warrants to identify at least two of the possible six suspects. all teen boys and one of thei