here's abc's marci gonzalez. >> we met on social media.and i was like who's this guy? >> the rest is pretty much history. >> reporter: actress jana kramer and former nfl player mike caussin seem to have it all. the hollywood couple is all smiles on the red carpet and on social media. those beaming photos showing their loving and growing family. but behind that public image is a deeply personal battle the couple is now sharing for the first time. >> we're not hashtag relationship goals in the way that everything is perfect because it's not. we've had more downs than, you know -- lows than highs. but we're fighting through those things. >> reporter: the most daunting of those lows, mike's struggle with sex addiction. >> yeah. it manifests in different ways for different people. it doesn't come from me wanting to have sex. it's me feeling a certain way. and my entire life looking back i just used sex as an escape from that. >> reporter: last week on their podcast lying down with jana kramer and mike caussin the former jaguars tight end candid

marcy gonzalez, abc news, capitol hill. >> and we've made it easy for you to find the mueller report. we've posted it on our website. >>> san francisco mayor london breed is considering taking over some of pg&e's assets as the utility undergoes bankruptcy. it filed for bankruptcy in january. the company faces enormous liabilities in recent wildfires. mayor breed says she sees an opportunity to use pg&e's local infrastructure to deliver clean power to residents while keeping rates low. >> of course if it's a possibility we are definitely going to take advantage of the opportunity to do so, which will enhance our clean power sf program. >> the mayor says she's expecting results later this month of a feasibility study into this idea. >>> an unusual sight is drawing quite the crowd to a park in san francisco. >> a young elephant seal is molting or shedding its fur on the beach. it's a normal process until they head back into the water. >> signs advising on lookers to give the animal its space. >>> all right, let's turn our attention to the weekend forecast which of course includes easter.

here's abc's marci gonzalez. >> with the 180 pick in the 2019 nfl draft, the new york football giantsect -- >> reporter: one of the best moments of his life. >> corey ballantine. defensive back, washburn. >> reporter:aftebyheewgiantscorn injured. his former teammate at washburn university killed. >> there's people running everywhere and somebody's down in the middle of the road. looks like they're bleeding pretty good. >> reporter: police in topeka, kansas say there were dozens of people at this offcampus housing when shots were fired. someone driving ballantine to a hospital. officers then arriving on scene, finding 23-year-old duane simmons dead. the new york giants calling it a tragic situation, writing in a statement, we have spoken to corey and he's recovering in the hospital. our thoughts are with duane simmons' family, friends and teammates and the rest of the washburn community. ballantine is expected to make a full recovery and police are still searching for the gunman. marci gonzalez, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to marci. >>> actress lori loughlin and her husband and m

marci gonzalez, abc news, washington. >>> yet another democrat is making a run for the white house. congressman eric swalwell of california announced his bid on "the late show with stephen colbert" becoming candidate number 18 in the race for 2020. swalwell is taking up the fight against gun violence. today he's holding a town hall on the issue in florida. >>> right now voters are heading to the polls in israel where prime minister benjamin netanyahu is facing a fifth term. he faces a stiff challenge over corruption allegations. president trump is a close ally of netanyahu's, and the white house denies trying to boost his campaign in recent days with statements about iran's military and the golden heights. >>> yes, it's spring, but another so-called bomb cyclone could bring blizzard conditions to the plains this week. meanwhile, the rain continues in parts of oregon and northern california. rivers are rising from days of rain and snow melt, and on the east coast severe storms move through the carolinas. a tree fell onto this house near raleigh. let's take a closer look at tuesday's

marci gonzalez had a look at what barr said today about the mueller report. >> reporter: the questions were almost immediate. >> i want to address a serious oversight matter. your unacceptable handling of special counsel robert mueller's report. >> attorney general william barr facing members of congress for the first time since special counsel robert mueller concluded his investigation into election meddling by marco rubio and collusion by the trump campaign. >> i believe the american people deserve to see the full report. >> reporter: barr telling them he will release a redacted version of the full report within a week. >> i do think it's important that the public have an tune to learn the opportunity of the results of special counsel's work. >> reporter: barr also addressing scrutiny over the four-page letter outlining his main conclusions from mueller's nearly 400-page report. >> all we have is your four-page rohr which seems to cherry pick in the most favorable posture for the president. >> i tried to use as much of the special lan galg as i could. >> there's no obstruction. it's

. >> marcy gonzalez abc news los angeles. >>> in the north bay, a man suffered burns in a fire that raced through two buildings a cat died in that fire, flames damaged a house, apartments and a business. that fire started at about 8:00 this morning, and the response shut down college avenue between morgan and mendocino avenue for a time. >>> a prayer vigil today for ale suppn the people gathered to pray for 4-year-old nevan jackson. he shot himself in the head after finding a gun in the home wednesday. he shows no signs of brain activity. one relative is urging the governor to grant him an early release. >> we know the power of love. we know the power of a human touch. him being at his son's bedside may make a difference as to whether or not he lives or dies. >> police have arrested a man connected to the house where jackson was shot. >> a family is pleading for help tonight to find a missing grandmother. take a look, this is marshall wiltsen, she was last season tuesday afternoon at her home. a family has been searching. if you think you may have seen her, give police >> aoaliti ral arou

abc news reporter marci gonzalez is in washington. >> homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen forcedn, talking to reporters for the first time since handing in her resignation sunday. >> i spent the last 24 hours since yesterday talking with government officials, administration officials, members of congress to ensure a smooth transition. >> according to a source close to nielsen, the decision follows increased tensions and angry phone calls with president trump. the president holding nielsen personally responsible for the spike in migrant crossings, both visiting the southern border just last week. >> you need to resource them. >> nielsen's 16-month tenure at dhs riddled with controversy, most notably over the administration's zero tolerance policy which separated thousands of migrant children from their families. >> i'm talking about people who have died in your custody. you don't have the number? >> would you like me to answer the question or do you want to just yell at me? >> the president announcing nielsen's resignation on twitter, thanking her for her service and naming kevin

abc's marci gonzalez joins us from washington with more. >> reporter: hi, whit, good morning. such a huge relief for this girl's family. they have been looking relentlessly for her not knowing just how far she traveled with a much older man they once considered a friend. this morning, this 15-year-old girl missing for more than a week is safe found in colorado more than a thousand miles from the louisiana bus stop where police say she was last seen before getting into a car with her 47-year-old neighbor. >> he told her that he loved her and stuff like that. >> reporter: before investigators say the pair ran off together, domeanna spell's family tells us they warned police about their friend cory shane disotell's apparent relationship with the girl saying they found te messages and figured out the divorced father of three had spell over to baby-sit his granddaughter as a cover-up. >> come to find out there was no granddaughter there for her to really be baby-sitting. they had that little secret relationship going. >> reporter: now after days

. >> abc7 news reporter marci gonzalez sums it up from washington. >> special counsel robert mueller'sleased today detailing the reports of a wide ranging 22-month investigation and finding no evidence of a criminal conspiracy between president trump or members of his campaign and russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election. >> as he said from the beginning, there was in fact no collusion. >> the issue of obstruction of justice, though, is a bit more complicated. the report highlighting 11 instances of potential obstruction, finding that the investigation was allowed to run its course despite president trump's repeated efforts to interfere, listing multiple instances in which he directed white house counsel don mcgahn to fire the special counsel. the report finding the president's efforts were mostly unsuccessful, but that is largely because the persons who surround the president declined to carry out his orders. mueller ultimately reaching no conclusion on obstruction of justice, noting if we had confidence after a thorough investigation of the facts that the president clearly

here's abc's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: actress jana kramer and former nfl player mike caussin seemo have it all. the hollywood couple all smiles on the red carpet and social media. those beaming photos showing their loving and growing family. but behind that public image is a deeply personal battle the couple is now sharing for the first time. >> we're not hash tag relationship goals in the way that everything is perfect because it's not. we've had more downs, lows than highs. >> yeah. >> we're fighting through those things. >> reporter: the most daunting of those lows, mike's struggle with sex addiction. >> yeah, i mean, it manifests in different ways for different people. it doesn't come from me wanting to have sex or anything. that is me feeling a certain way. for my entire life, looking back, i used sex as my escape from that. >> reporter: last week on their podcast, the former jaguars tight end candidly spoke about the couple's marital troubles. >> what we're going to talk about is something pretty deep. i sought treatment for sex addiction at an inpatient treatment facility.

marci gonzalez on getting the most for your money. >> reporter: used car sales revving up, expected to record levels. >> the preowned is just such a value that they're going in that direction. >> reporter: 41 million used vehicles expected to be sold in the u.s. this year. that's 800,000 more than last year. denise perez driving home one of them. >> i decided to get a used car because i think it's more portable, reasonable. >> reporter: experts say the surge is happening because prices and interest rates are rising faster for new cars, making those used cars a steal. a new ford f-150 costs more than $50,000. buy one that's just three years old and you'll save more than $20,000, a savings of 40%. another reason for the deals, lots of inventory with an unprecedented number of leased vehicles expected to be turned in this year. >> those leases are now going to come back to dealerships as used cars. it's going to bring down their prices. >> reporter: if you're shopping for a used car, experts recommend checking the vehicle's history using a site like carfax, and they say buying certified p

here's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: this terrifying lion attack captured on camera at a circus in ukraine. you can hear members of the audience screaming as the giant cat pounces on his trainer. in this video posted by peta you see the lion's jaw clamped onto 32-year-old hamada kouta's arm, forcing him to the ground. >> two seconds. he's come to me and attack me and catch me. >> reporter: the trainer left covered in gashes and bite marks, saying he had a tooth still stuck in his muscle. incredibly getting back up and moving towards the lion. >> the trainer's life was absolutely in danger. he's very lucky to survive that. if that lion had gotten the trainer by the neck it probably wouldn't have ended as well as it did. >> reporter: tonight, kouta is already back in the ring with the same lion just one week after this attack. >> this is not first time i have attacked. they have so many times. these lions and tigers for me just like my sons, like my daughter. >> reporter: tonight, kouta is still recovering from those bites and scratches. admitting most attacks like this are the lion tamer's

marci gonzalez, abc news, washington. >> incredible. he got right >>congp, remembering a day that lives on in television infamy. >> where were you the night "twin peaks" premiered? we're opening up the abc news "vault" straight ahead. you're watching "world news now." g "world news now." remember the way we used to do things? hey man... like connect with friends? dig it! or get in shape? or sell a house and pay a real estate agent a big commission. [crash] at redfin, we charge you a 1% listing fee. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent. test test ♪ ♪ >>> oh this brings back some memories. >> does this take you back? >> there are few tv show themes as distinctive and evocative as the music from "twin peaks." >> exactly 29 years ago today, abc premiered a mystery/horror/drama series unlike any other. it would end up attracting a cult following that would last for decades. >> ope

here's abc's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: tonight, this 15-year-old girl will soon be reunited with her family. rescued, according to the fbi, more than a week after disappearing with her 47-year-old neighbor. >> i do believe he did brainwash her. she probably has her believing she's safe with him, th madly i. >> reporter: domeanna spell and corey shane disotel finally found in colorado more than a thousand miles from the louisiana school bus stop where they were last seen. the archuleta county sheriff's office alerted by the fbi friday after they say disotel's cell phone pinged nearby. deputies spotting his car and following it to the parking lot of a grocery store and confronting spell and disotel. >> we want, like, her to know that, you know, we're on her side. >> reporter: spell's family says before the pair ran away together, they alerted police about the alleged relationship between the girl and her parents' friend, finding concerning text messages from the divorced father of three. >> he told her that he loved her and stuff like that. >> reporter: now relieved, he is behind bars.

here is marci gonzalez. >> reporter: used car sales revving up. expected to hit record levels. >> the preowned is just such a value that they're going that direction. >> reporter: 41 million used vehicles expected to be sold in the u.s. this year. that's 800,000 more than last year. denise perez driving home one of them. >> i knew i was going to get a used car. because i think it's more affordable. reasonable. >> reporter: experts say the surge is happening because prices and interest rates are rising faster for new cars, making those used cars a steal. a new ford f-150 costs more than $50,000. buy one that's three years old and save over $20,000, a savings of 40%. another reason for the deals, lots of inventory. with an unprecedented number of leased vehicles expected to be turned in this year. >> those leases are going to come back into dealerships as used cars. it's going to bring down their prices. >> reporter: if you're shopping for a used car, experts recommend checking the vehicle's history, using a site like carfax. they say buying certifi

abc news reporter marcy gonzalez has the story. >> violent crashes in the streets of venezuela.to the socialist leader facing off. vehicles driving into protesters. fires erupting as interim president juan guaido described to oust maduro. of the mission >> the dictator, nicolas maduro. your time is over. shuai is rea venezuela is ready for a change. >> he is recognized as venezuela's leader leading the effort that has now escalated. a response to the ongoing unrest as well as the humanitarian and economic crisis there blamed on maduro. >> as difficult as it has been, i think this is something that needed to happen and gives us hope and motivation. >> maduro whose 28 re-election. denying any responsibility. >> why are people who protest you end up either dead or in jail? >> maduro calling me a liar saying, i lie like president trump. >> the white house standing by guaido, calling for a peaceful transition of power. >> our hope is that we can get a change in the regime in caracas as soon as possible so that venezuelas can return and help rebuild the country. >> president trump twe

abc's marci gonzalez is in washington with that story. orning. >> reporter: good morning. she says she thinks her sister was brainwashed into leaving with a much older family friend, telling abc news after an agonizing search, they never imagined she would be found so far from home. this morning, this 15-year-old girl's family sharing their relief, learning she was finally found more than a week after disappearing with a 47-year-old neighbor. >> i'm just glad that she's found. i'm glad hat that she's safe. i'm glad that she's going to be coming home soon. >> domeanna spell discovered in colorado, more than 1,000 miles from where police say she was last seen getting off her school bus in louisiana and driving off with her parents' friend, cory shane disotell. the family says they went to police about the pair's alleged relationship before they disappeared. >> it's like a nightmare come true. you know, to know that your sister ran away or was missing and you don't know if she would get hurt or harmed or anything. >> reporter: the family goin

abc's marci gonzalez has more. >> reporter: those flames engulfing this pickup truck burning out of control in an arkansas burger king drive-through, just the start of this intense scene. cell phones rolling as the truck suddenly explodes. this man sitting just feet away jolted by the blast, running away as the flames rage high above the restaurant. police in beebe, arkansas, say it started when a drive-through employee noticed a leak in a large propane tank in the bed of that truck and warned the driver. >> he got out of the truck and went back to check it, and when he did probably the static electricity, not sure, something set off the flames in the truck. >> reporter: the first officer making sure everyone in the burger king was safe. his dash cam rolling as he drives around the building capturing that huge explosion. firefighters quickly putting out the flames as the driver of that pickup truck was rushed to a hospital. and this morning we're still awaiting an update on that driver's condition. police haven't said whether anyone else was hurt but you have to imagine this could have been

abc's marci gonzalez begins our coverage from capitol hill. >> reporter: the mueller report finally released, nearly 450 pages detailing the results of a wide-ranging 22-month-long investigation. the special counsel finding no evidence of a criminal conspiracy between the president or his associates and russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election. but declined to clear the president on 11 possible instances of obstruction of justice. the report describing the moment the president learned a special counsel had been appointed. the president slumped back in his chair and said, "oh my god, this is terrible, this is the end of my presidency, i'm blanked." the investigation finding the president then repeatedly tried to intervene and pressure then white house counsel don mcgahn to get mueller fired. he refused. the report stating the president's efforts were mostly unsuccessful, but that is largely because the persons who surround the president declined to carry out his orders. robert mueller noting, if we had confidence after a thorough investigation of the facts that the president clearly

here's abc's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: music city transformed into nfl draft city.otball stars' dreams of going pro come true. >> the arizona cardinals select -- kyler murray! quarterback, oklahoma. >> reporter: not much surprise in the crowd as 2018 heisman trophy winner kyler murray became the first pick, signing with arizona. >> seeing his dream become a reality is just -- it's just unbelievable. it really is. >> reporter: and a predictable follow, ohio state defensive end nick bosa joining the san francisco 49ers following a family tradition of playing in the nfl. >> my dad played for the miami dolphins, first-round pick in '87. >> reporter: the draft airing here on abc for the first time. night one hosted by abc's own robin roberts, sharing some of those personal back stories. >> i was so blessed coming from a military family. >> reporter: as we hear from some of those players, including third pick quinnen williams of alabama, who's now heading to the new york jets, about their emotional inspiration. >> what would your mom think about it? i know she passed when