marcy gonzales has the latest now in the race for the white house. marcy: fresh off the latest primary with hillary clinton in kentuckyctory and bernie sanders decoy victory in oregon. senator sanders: we just one oregon. marcy: now concerned about the upcoming convention in philadelphia. in nevada this weekend and death threats made against the state party chairwoman could be a sign of things to come. on the republican side, a different kind of tension. donald trump in an interview with megyn kelly defending his words. well, it was a retweet. did i say that? >> many times. >> ok. excuse me. >> what do you think? >> not the most horrible. over your life, you have been called a lot worse, wouldn't you say? you have had a life that is not have been that easy. >> it is not about me. it is about messaging to young girls. >> it is a modern-day form of fighting back. marcy: back on the democrat action of his supporters in nevada, but some say it was not enough. melanie: another controversial bill is expected to be signed into law today. battle abortion at

abc's marci gonzalez is live in indianapolis with more. good morning, marci. >> reporter: good morning, diane and kendis. an absolutely defining day in this race. you could just hear how shocked people were in the crowd here in indianapolis as ted cruz made that announcement. the republican race for president narrowing after a crushing loss in indiana. ted cruz dropping out. >> we gave it everything we've got. but the voters chose another path. we are suspending our campaign. >> reporter: and with that the head of the rnc tweeting that donald trump will be the presumptive gop nominee. trump celebrating and changing his tone about ted cruz. >> he is one hell of a competitor. he is a tough, smart guy. and he has got an amazing future. >> reporter: now looking beyond in cleveland. >> we're going after hillary clinton. >> reporter: hillary clinton saying she too is now focused on the general election. despite abc news projecting bernie sanders will win the democratic primary in indiana. >> i feel good. i just feel generally good. >> reporter:

the investigators say that marcy hit by a dark-colored 2012 honda civic.with information is asked to call the police. >>> a 20-year-old woman died of her injuries after hit by an s.u.v. in the olney section of the city. the crash yesterday in the southbound lanes. and the victim was jogging at the time of the crash. the driver stayed at the scene and police have not released further details about the case. >>> a 70-year-old man was able to escape from a burning home after someone threw a molotov cocktail at a front window. this happened early this morning along the 1000 block. and the investigators say the device did not shatter the window so it did not make it inside. that family just moved into that home from south carolina and so far no arrests made. >>> much more to come on "action news." a boy climbs into a gorilla enclosure at the cincinnati zoo and what they had to do to save the youngster's life. >>> and man versus beast. how hundreds of athletes tested their meddle in the blazing sun. >>> what went down in new york with chase utley and the mets to

investigators say marci was hit by dark colored 2012 honda civic.nyone with any information is asked to please call the police. >>> a 07 year-old man was able to escape his burning home after someone threw a molotov cocktail at his window. this happened this morning on the 1,000 block of dorris street. investigators say that device, didn't shatter the window so the fire never made it inside the house but neighbor tells "action news" that family had just moved into that home from south carolina no arrests have been made. connections. you're not just in the classroom; you're part of the community. you meet these tiny kids every year, and you help them learn and grow. but you also get to know their families, and over the years they become a part of your life, and you become a part of theirs. when you build those connections, you can accomplish some pretty amazing things. i'm jackie kruzik and i'm proud to be a new jersey educator. on sports with the phillies struggling. >> memorial day weekend not off to a good start for your phillies. while weather is

a while. >> you saw it there in marci's report.chair reince priebus says donald trump will be the presumptive nominee, we all need to unite and focus on defeating hillary clinton. and for more on what it all means let's turn to abc news political director rick klein. good morning, rick. >> diane and kendis, donald trump taking ownership of the republican party, blowing away his rivals in indiana. now the all but inevitable republican nominee for president. ted cruz dropping out of the race after this embarrassing defeat. and trump doing it in his classic style. taking control of the party, its issues, its voters all bending to his will despite fact that awful his critics have massed in indiana. and now trump turning his sights on the general election. hillary clinton likely to be the democratic nominee but she suffers a big setback once again in indiana. no one has told the democratic party's primary voters this race is over. still massing for bernie sanders. bernie able to win in indiana. he may win some additional contests even i

marci gonzalez is here with the story. good morning, marci. >> reporter: good morning, dan. the coast guard is back out searching this morning as cruise officials go over surveillance video and interview passengers, still trying to find some answers. this morning, carnival cruise officials trying to find out how this mother of four went overboard. plunging into the gulf of mexico. samantha broberg's mysterious fall apparently going unnoticed for hours. >> it's hard to continue on having a fun vacation knowing somebody fell overboard. >> reporter: the carnival "liberty" was heading from galveston to cozumel. when the cost guard says brobrerg fell from the lido deck, ten stories up. officials believe it happened at 2:00 friday morning. the cruise line tells abc news her traveling companions did not report her as missing until much later in the day. when they did, passengers say the ship was put on lockdown. >> the cabin steward said he was here to check the cabin. they looked inside the closets, in the shower. underneath the bed, and on the balcony. >> reporter: the staff also

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marcy gonzales explains. wreckage and human remains believed to be from egypt air flight 804 spotted in the meder any and acc -- mediterranean according to greek officials, devastating news for families of the passengers. and a major breakthrough, investigators trying to find out what caused the plane to drop suddenly from radar early thursday morning. the jetliner traveling from paris to cairo with more than three hours into the flight at a cruising altitude of 37,000 feet , preparing to defend with no distress call, greek officials late is radar showed the jet turning left and strangely to the right before vanishing. >> we have had no indication of the cause of the accident. whack egyptian officials say terrorism is more likely than a technical problem at every possibility is being considered. investigators looking at the captain and cocaptain. checking tarmac workers in paris and reviewing the jet's stop before the flight, including one in tunisia earlier. that there is out a bombyo security for all the fl

marcy gonzales is in paris with the latest. >> reporter: egyptian officials denying a report that the initial examination of human remains, points to an explosion on board. the associated press quotes an anonymous member of the egyptian investigative team. he said none of the body parts were in tact and that is the result of an explosion. but others question the claim. >> i would suggest that what he is drawing the conclusions on, that is a high speed water impact. these kinds of forensics require real professionals, we need to be careful from what we are hearing from anybody and need to stick to the facts. >> and now disputing claims that the plane swerved and lost altitude before crashing. they tell abc news that it was acting normally. search teams are scouring a massive area of the mediterranean sea, searching for the fuselage and the black boxes. >> it's crucial to find out what brought the plane down. the batteries are only expected to last another three weeks. marcy gonzales, channel 6 "action news." >>> in the race for the white house, hillary clinton and donald trump are taki

live in paris, marci gonzalez, channel6 "action news.ick, back to you. >> marci thank you. >>> president obama has confirmed the death of the taliban's top leader tonight. mullah mansour was killed in pakistan over the weekend in an american drone strike. the president said mansour's death marks a milestone in bringing peace to afghanistan. some are concerned the strike though will lead to retaliation and more fighting. >> president obama's in vietnam today. he lifted the u.s. embargo on selling arms to america's former enemy. the president was eager to banish any lingering shadows of the vietnam war and he made the case today for a more trusting prosperous relationship going forward. mr. obama will spend the next few days meeting with civil society groups and young up the of entrepreneur there is. >> aaa says more than 38 million americans will travel this memorial day weekend. that's the second most travelers on record. and that's un700,000 people from this time last year, nearly 2 percent increase. and according to aaa nearly 90 perce

marci gonzalez, abc news, new york. >> marci, thank you.e back, people trying to take a look at radiohead, their facebook feed, twitter feed. might be disappointed. >> it's not there. >> maybe not. >> and the most disliked movie trailer in the history of youtube. which one is it, "batman vs. superman"? we'll tell you. "the skinny" is next. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. ♪ skinny, so skinny >>> okay. we're going to start "the skinny" now with radiohead. radio silence from the big group. >> it's a mystery. the british rock band kind of known for unusual unveilings of their new music has essentially wiped itself off the internet and all of social media. a visit to radiohead.com reveals only a blank page and the band's 6-year-old twitter fee also now compl irises have liked the page that now has nothing on it. >> the band according to its management company is set to release its ninth album in june. it has sent out postcards. how retro. >> old school. >> -- to some fans in the mail with this cryptic m

good evening to you, marcy. >> reporter: hi, monica. good evening.tigation is now focused here and in that area off the coast of egypt where the debris was reportedly found which could hold some crucial clues. search planes scouring the mediterranean sea. looking for more wreckage after egyptian officials say suitcases, seats and human remains were found believed to be from egyptair flight 804. investigators hoping it could all lead to the plane's black boxes. >> right now we found some debris which will help narrow down search area so they can put the microphones in the water. they'll be listening for the little metallic pingersism investigators are trying to figure out what caused the plane to drop from radar at 37,000 feet with no distress call greek officials say its radar shows the jet turning left, then strangely to the right before vanishing. >> it's a tragedy and by knowing the reason we'll be able to know how we would be -- how we would react. >> reporter: egyptian officials admit terrorism is more likely than a technical problem but every p

hi, marci. >> reporter: good morning, paula. got engaged a month ago, was excited to plan the big day. but before he had the chance, the young engineer who grew up in st. louis was discovered dead on the side of a road, and police are determined to find out who's responsible. this morning, police relentlessly searching for the killer who shot thomas rolfes. the 25-year-old's life violently ending during a trip to new orleans to plan his wedding. >> i want to find out who did this, who ruined my life. >> reporter: his fiancee desperate for answers as police retrace rolfes' steps saying the former mitt romney campaign aide started last friday night at this bar with friends, then somehow ended up alone several miles away shown here on surveillance video at around 3:30 a.m. buying water at a gas station. about an hour later this video from about a block away shows a man apparently discovering rolfes' body with a bullet wound to the chest. >> at this time we believe motive is the robbery and that at some point the robbery turned dead

marcy gonzales is live in new york with the latest developments. >> reporter: yes, the investigation is still underway and that teacher's wife now explains he was heroically trying to get the knife away from the attacker when he was kill killed. >> people were hollering, there's a killer there's a killer. >> a man on a stabbing spree sending people in this mall running for their life. >> as they were running he was slashing people and people were throwing chairs and stuff. >> the alleged suspect, arthur derosa, getting into a car accident and then running off and forcing his way into the house and killing an 80-year-old woman and severely wounding her daughter. >> the suspect then stole the victim's car and drove it through the entrance of this macy's in the galleria, continuing his attack -- >> reportedly making his way into this restaurant, stabbing and killing teacher george heath pictured on facebook and injuring a pregnant woman -- >> the deadly spree finally ending when off duty sheriff's deputy timmy creed who was there having dinner shot and killed derosa. >> but for the acti

diane and kendis. >> our thanks to marci there in new york. district is rethinking its policy on allowing pepper spray after a public outcry. a board member sparked controversy after saying the spray might be a valuable tool for female students if they go to the bathroom not knowing who might be coming in. he has now backed away from that statement saying he meant perverts and pedophiles, not lgbt students. >> some lucky high school students not only got to see the hit musical "hamilton," they got a chance to show off their rapping skills right on the stage. >> pretty lucky. it was all part of "hamilton" education day at the theater. more than 1,000 kids attended. then a lucky few got to perform with the stars sitting in the audience. a dream come true. >> that's for sure. >>> coming up, it's being called the future of high speed travel. being propelled inside a sealed tube at nearly 750 miles per hour. why engineers are so excited about the experiment in the nevada desert. >> prince harry making new friends at the invictus games and checking

marci gonzales for abc news, new york. >>> health professionals stopped by downingtown west high schoolffering free high screenings for student athletes. they are specifically checking to see if any of these young people were at risk for sudden cardiac arrest. experts say that is the number one cause of death for student athletes. >>> simon's fund sponsored today's events. >>> well trained k-9 unit competed this morning in havertown. action cam on the scene here stopping by 2016 delaware county, police k-9 competition, at the haverford middle school. the dogs competed in several events, including, an obstacle course and an article search. proceed from all of the food and water sold today will be donated to local causes, supported or supporting police k-9 departments. >>> much more to come on "action news" tonight, a festival to celebrate the food of philadelphia. >>> plus your planning to do your mothers day shopping tomorrow, before you see mom, we have some good news, there are savings to be had, that and more when "action news" comes right back. >>> hundreds of people enjoying good f

marci gonzalez, abc news, paris. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news at 9 -- >> they're not pulling over. i want them to pull over. >> trapped in her own trailer. a woman's terrified call to 911 as a truck thief makes a get away with her inside. plus, there's new hope endangered sea turtles could be saefed by a simple solution. and solar impulse is on the move again. the symbolic next stop of the plane's historic trip when we come back. >>> a truck driver was sleeping in the back of her big rig in bakersfield suddenly woke up to find someone stealing it. the theft happened on may 8th. the driver only identified as katie was sleeping in her trailer when it began moving. she immediately called 911 from the back of her truck relaying details to a dispatcher as the truck thief took her truck and her on a ride. >> they're not pulling over. i want hem to pull over. >> do you have something that you can brace yourself, katie, so if -- >> why? >> well, i mean, if the guy does something stupid? >> that only happens in movies. >> police were able to pull the truck over. the suspect was arrested and

hi, marci. >> reporter: hi, paula and dan.ing today here and in pennsylvania. we talked to so many families coming to the circus just to see the elephants feeling a little nostalgic and sad but saying it is time to say good-bye to this pastime. >> ringling brothers and barnum & bailey elephants. >> reporter: for the past 145 years, they've dazzled as the giant stars of the greatest show on earth. >> and here come the elephants. >> reporter: under the big top and on the big screen. >> she really is beautiful. >> reporter: but this morning, the last 11 elephants still touring with the ringling brothers and barnum & bailey circus are preparing to walk into the ring one last time before going into retirement. >> we're not in a mournful state. we'll miss them as colleagues because they're the greatest colleagues we have. >> reporter: those elephants the subject of decades of protests from animal rights groups, raising concerns about the use of bull hooks and quality of life in the circus. >> this is such a momentous day, and it mar

abc's marci gonzalez has more on the search for answers. >> reporter: the u.s. navy flying day and night above the mediterranean sea find morgue wreckage believed to be from egyptair flight 804. while below this french sonar ship and an egyptian submarine scan the deep seafloor searching for pinks from the plane's black boxes. >> we will announce when we get close to them or identify where they are. >> reporter: the airbus's data transmission system indicated smoke on board moments before the plane dropped from radar. black boxes to determine if that was caused by a mechanical failure or possibly a bomb. though some experts caution even if the flight data recorders are found, those details could remain a mystery. >> there's a concern if there was a total electrical fire some of that really valuable data that was supposed to be transmitted to the black boxes may have been cut off, as well. >> reporter: loved ones of the 66 people who were on board desperately waiting for answers, honoring the lives lost as this man reflexes on how close he came to being on that f

abc's marci gonzales has more. >> reporter: tonight these elephants in the wrinkling brothers circus are preparing to take their final bows. for more than a century they have been the giant stars of the greatest show on earth. >> they are the greatest, to have. >> reporter: but after decade of backlash from animal rights group, all 11 elephants still on tour will give their last performances tomorrow. >> we're just so happy that these majestic elephants will be subjected to this treatment. >> they will retired to a 200-acre conservation center in florida, run by the circus. >> these are members of our family. we know them. we live with them. it will be a thrill. >> reporter: now trading the pageantry and play, for comfort, and contributions. researchers working with the massive retirees to find a cure for pied the yacht trick cancer. circus superstars, potentially leaving a giant footprint in the science world and undoubted in the hearts of fans. after the last performances, kelly ann and rest of her pachyderms pals will go by train from here in rhode island to florida after a lifeti

marci gonzalez on the zoo defending its actions. >> oh, my god! >> okay, everybody back up. >> reporter: tonight, a young boy recovering after coming face to face with a 400-pound gorilla. >> mommy loves you. i'm right here. >> reporter: for more than ten minutes, onlookers, including the boy's mother, watch in horror after authorities say the boy crawled through a barrier, making his way through the bushes and plunging ten feet into the moat below. >> a child has fallen into the gorilla cage. >> reporter: you can see the gorilla's left arm make contact. lifts him up, sweeps him across the water. >> the gorilla rushed the boy, but didn't hit him. he was almost guarding, protecting him. >> reporter: with the animal holding the boy between his legs, a zoo worker takes aim. shooting and killing the silverback. rescuers rushing in, pulling the boy to safety. while the zoo is open today, the gorilla exhibit is closed. people have been coming by here all day, leaving flowers in honor of the gorilla. protesters outside questioning why the worker didn't u

marci gonzalez reports from cincinnati. >> reporter: growing outrage about this close encounter.hose ten terrifying minutes the child spent inside the zoo exhibit, causing the endangered silverback to lose his life. >> oh, my god! oh, my god! >> reporter: the horrifying scene playing out in front of the boy's mother. >> mommy loves you! i'm right here. >> reporter: at one point, 17-year-old harambe and the 4-year-old boy appear to look at each other. >> be calm! be calm! >> reporter: then, the gorilla lifts the boy up and drags him to the other side of the moat. zoo officials making the split-second decision to take the gorilla's life. >> my heart sank. you could tell it was a high-powered rifle. >> reporter: authorities say it started when the boy crawled over the barrier, plunging into the moat. the video of the exhibit from 2014 shows the three-foot high railing thatep from the exhibit. the same one that's been there for 38 years. >> the exhibit is safe and the barrier's safe. that said, any of us in this room could climb over barriers if we choose. >> reporter: mourners holdi

marcy was hit while walking at the intersection of route 30 and route 9.anyone with information is asked to contact police. >>> coming up, lending a hand. a philadelphia boy is all smiles when he gets to try his hand at fif firefighting. the story behind this sweet scene. >>> and a salute in the sky. how a museum is paying tribute to a veteran air show pilot killed in a crash. thank you. ordering chinese food is a very predictable experience. i order b14. i get b14. no surprises. buying business internet, on the other hand, can be a roller coaster white knuckle thrill ride. you're promised one speed. but do you consistently get it? you do with comcast business. it's reliable. just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $59.95 a month. comcast business. built for business. >>> we want to update you on breaking news out of bucks county. we've learned two people injured when a tree branch fell on them are a father and his 4-year-old son. the family was having a picnic under a tree with other family members. the dad picked up his

marci, thank you. >>> now to breaking news in houston. the deadly shooting rampage, forcing a neighborhood on lockdown for hours. eight people shot, at least two killed, two officers among the wounded. here's phillip mena. >> reporter: this morning, the crackle of gunfire interrupting a quiet morning. >> one more down at -- two people down. >> reporter: 10:15 a.m. officers arrive to find two men armed with guns. one an ar-15 rifle. police say at least one suspect opened fire in the streets. blowing out car windows, igniting a gas station. >> do we believe this is just one or do we think we have two shooters? >> reporter: residents told to stay in their homes as a gun battle raged outside. >> get in your house! >> reporter: video shot from inside a nearby church. where congregants huddled together for safety. the first officer on the scene shot several times. s.w.a.t. teams and a police chopper move in. gunmen firing on that chopper, even hitting homes. >> female was shot in the leg. >> reporter: one woman shot in her car, another driver k

abc's marci gonzalez reports from cincinnati. >> oh, my god!> okay, everybody back up. >> reporter: a young boy recovering after coming face to face with a 400-pound gorilla. >> mommy loves you. i'm right here. >> reporter: for more than ten minutes, onlookers, including the boy's mother, watch in horror after authorities say the 4-year-old crawled through a barrier, making his way through the bushes and plunging ten feet into the moat below. >> i heard her yell that's my baby. it was loud and chaotic. very traumatizing. >> reporter: you can see the gorilla's left arm make contact with the boy seated in that shallow water. the boy scoots back. the gorilla seemingly lifts him up, sweeps him across the water. >> stood over him in a protective stance. he wasn't harming the child. seemed that the gorilla was scared as well. >> reporter: with the animal holding the boy between his legs, a zoo worker takes aim. shooting and killing the endangered 17-year-old silverback gorilla named harambe. >> a loud bang. >> reporter: rescuers rushing in, pulling t

cecilia. >> take what we can get, marci, thank you. >>> there are new details about that vintage planehat crashed in new york city. the w0r8d world war ii plane fished out of the hudson river today. the pilot, william gordon of key west, florida, did not survive. an investigation into the accident is now under way. >>> and to the race for the white house now, all eyes on california ahead of voting there, and donald trump's welcome definitely a mixed bag. outside his event in san diego scenes like this, protestors clashing with riot police. but inside, trump speaking to cheering crowds about his wall with mexico. but also, for the first time now denying that california is in a drought. abc's devin dwyer on the reaction tonight and the new controversy over trump's contributions to veterans. >> reporter: the protests lasted for hours after he left san diego. trump ig entitling a firestorm just 20 miles from the mexico border and raising eyebrows with this claim, that california's historic drought is a myth. >> is it a drought, no. we have plenty of water. >> reporter: tonight, more backla

>> okay, marci, thank you. >>> the frightening ride to prom for a group of teens in massachusetts. all ten escaped when their stretched limo caught fire on their way to the big dance. the entire car went up in flames. here's abc's gloria riviera with the growing concern about limo safety. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: prom night, meant to be perfect, but this one? a near disaster. >> the car is just completely engulfed. >> reporter: just minutes before ten students from natick high school in massachusetts had been inside that limo, when they smelled smoke. >> smoke was everywhere, so we got out and backed away and, like, two minutes later flames started flying up. >> reporter: charlie cotter telling abc news at first the driver said not to worry. but the kids, all ten, scrambling out the two rear doors just in time. the driver getting out, too. >> it was scary, i was in tears. >> reporter: limousines carry up to 14 people and routinely have only two exits. in 2013, five members of a bachelorette party died when their limo burst into flames on san francisco's bay bridge. the four wome

marci gonzalez, abc news, cincinnati. >>> a very scary moment for airline passengers in tampa. their united flight to houston had to be aborted it was as it was taking off because a tire on the boeing 737 blew and started a fire. no injuries and the 131 passengers were bussed back to the terminal. their replacement flight finally left seven hours later. >>> road rage is being blamed to are a wild hit-and-run caught on camera in florida. a driver deliberately mowed down two on a motorcycle. the bikers were arguing with the driver because he had cut them off a little earlier. it took police about five minutes to catch up with the driver. the injured bikers were taken to the hospital. >>> and an incredible sight in south asia. the rescue of a baby elephant caught in a storm drain in sri lanka. no one is sure how the pachyderm became snared. it happened in a port city where hundreds of elephants roam freely. they broke the drain to open and free the elephant. the animal may have suffered a broken leg. >>> now some sports. one league is getting ready for its final series. another al

>> marci, thank you. >>> next to the giant powerball lottery. one winning ticket, but the winner hasn't come forward. but tonight, our first clue. the ticket was purchased at this 7/11 in trenton, new jersey. where people are already showing up to take selfies. the store owners say they're thrilled. >> we see a lot of the same people every day. the winner, it's going to be big for them. >> i'm excited. >> i'm excited for them. >> life-changing. >> the winner has a year to collect the $429 million jackpot, and the store owners will make $30,000. >>> on this mother's day, a special tribute from a women that's a leader in speaking out for all women. facebook executive cheryl sandberg lost her husband last may. today, she's written a touching note describing her new appreciation for women raising children on their own. here's aditi roy. >> reporter: on this mother's day, a new perspective from one of the world's most powerful women. facebook's sheryl sandberg, a mother of two who lost her husband dave last year says she didn't know how tough it was

marci gonzalez, abc news, paris. >> marci, thank you. >>> president obama is in vietnam this morning.sidential palace in hanoi earlier today. he said there's a warm friendship between the u.s. and vietnam, he's now the third sitting president to visit the country since the vietnam war, vietnam is the first stop on a week long visit to asia. his next stop is to japan which which include a high-profile visit to hiroshima. >>> a man who shot and killed a massachusetts police officer is now dead. police say jorge zambrano came out of a closet firing at police officers searching an apartment for him. last evening first responders in central massachusetts honored ronald tarantino killed during a traffic stop. a veteran cop transferred to the auburn police department two years ago. he leaves behind a wife and three children. >>> an indian man is now the third climber to die on mount everest in recent days. the search is on for two others. dutch climber eric arnold on his fifth trek died on friday from altitude sickness. the other victim was maria strydom who died after reaching the peak with

here's abc's marci gonzalez. we want to warn you, you might find some of these images graphic. >> reporter: tonight, growing outrage about this close encounter. those ten terrifying minutes the child spent inside the zoo exhibit, causing the endangered silverback to lose his life. >> oh, my god! oh, my god! >> reporter: the horrifying scene playing out in front of the boy's mother. >> mommy loves you! i'm right here. >> reporter: at one point, 17-year-old harambe and the 4-year-old boy appear to look at each other. >> be calm, be calm. >> reporter: then, the gorilla lifts the boy up and drags him to the other side of the moat. zoo officials making the split-second decision to take the gorilla's life. >> my heart sank. you could tell it was a high powered rifle. >> reporter: authorities say it started when the boy crawled over the barrier, plunging into the moat. this video of the of the exhibit from 2014 shows the three-foot high railing that separates the crowd from the exhibit. the same one that's been there fo

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marci, thank you. >>> there are new details in that shooting in maryland. the federal officer now charged with the murders of three people during a 24-hour rampage, his wife among the victims. two handguns were used in those attacks. tonight, police revealing they used extra caution to catch him, knowing that he is familiar with police tactics. >>> and president obama in the nation's capital today with advice for the class of 2016. his commencement address at howard university urging graduates at the historically black school to stand up to injustice, reminding them that it takes more than being angry to make change, especially when it comes to racism. >> no matter how ridiculous or offensive you might find the things that come out of their mouths, because as my grandmother used to tell me, every time a fool speaks, they are just advertising their own ignorance. around the world -- >> president obama is the first sitting president to speak at howard's graduation in 51 years. >>> overseas tonight a rare look inside north korea. their unpredictable leader, ki

>> marci, what ace the latest on john kasich today? >> reporter: he says he's still staying in the race. remember, he has that deal that he struck with ted cruz, that he wouldn't compete here in indiana and in exchange cruz would not compete in oregon and new mexico. but some are saying it a bit unusual that kasich is home in ohio today instead of on the campaign trail looking ahead to the next primary. reporting live in indianapolis, marci gonzalez, abc 7 news. >> abc sech7 news was at pier 4 the voting machines were tested that will be used on june 7th. machines are being checked to make sure they are programmed and calibrated correctly. testing will continue until may 24th. >>> the san francisco board of supervisors is considering exploring the issue of lowering the voting age. this comes following a series of low turnout elections. no decision is expected during tonight's hearing. >>> on the move today, a group of hunger strikers and hundreds of supporters have hit the streets to protest police shootings. >> it's the 13th day the f

marci gonzalez joins us with all of the details. good morning, marci. >> reporter: good morning, paula and dan. absolutely terrifying. the girl was on the ride with friends, who saw it all happen on saturday afternoon. screaming for operators to stop the ride, desperate to save the girl from the unforeseen nightmare. this morning, this 11-year-old girl is in a medically-induced coma after a horrifying accident on a carnival ride. elizabeth gilreath, seen here smiling just seconds earlier, suffering a fractured skull when her hair got caught in the swinging attraction called the king's crown. >> be advised. this is going to be a small child on a ride that malfunctioned. struck the child in the head. we have possibly a large skull fracture there. they're attempting to control the bleeding at this time. conscious but not alert. breathing is very labored. >> reporter: attendees of the cinco de mayo festival stunned by elizabeth's screams of pain. >> it was crazy to hear. >> reporter: elizabeth's mother stopped the ride and consoled her

abc's marci gonzalez on the race to find her. >> reporter: tonight, the coast guard scouring part of the gulf of mexico for this mother of four who went overboard from a cruise ship. the carnival liberty was heading from galveston to cozumel at around 2:00 friday morning when the coast guard says samantha broberg somehow fell into the water from the tenth story of the ship. officials explain her friends didn't realize she was missing until later that day and notified carnival staff. >> the announcements started coming every five minutes and we knew that there is somebody was missing. >> reporter: they searched the ship and surveillance video, discovering broberg's fall was caught on camera. soon after, at 5:00 friday evening, the coast guard said they were notified, a full 15 hours after she went overboard. >> because so much time had passed, it definitely makes it more difficult to find somebody and save them. >> reporter: cases like this are extremely rare. carnival says as a safeguard they are now testing alarm systems like this. that sound when someone goes overboard. though the