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on this thursday, april 27th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good mornings in the house. >> frank in the building. nearby. big day here on "world news now." big day for the trump administration, as well. the president introducing sweeping tax reform plan. looking to slash the rate by half. >> top members of the team summed up the proposal in a single page. there you see it. also, outlining the benefits for individual americans. they're calling it the biggest tax cuts ever. but they were short on specifics. including, how it will get financed. here's abc's jonathan carl. >> reporter: a big ticket item released just before day 100. a plan, really, an outline of a plan for what the president says will be the biggest tax cut ever. >> it's going to put people back to work. >> reporter: he talked about it over and over again during the campaign. >> you don't mind having lower taxes do you? >> reporter: the outline rolled out by treasury secretary and the president's top economic adviser would cut corporate tax rate from 35% to 15%. that new lower rate would apply

. ♪ >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> good friday >> i'm diane macedo. some of the top headlines on "world news now" -- president trump set to deliver a speech at nra annual convention in atlanta. he'll be the first president to address the group since ronald reagan. >>> senate democrats blocked an attempt to buy more time to avert a government shutdown. but lawmakers could still strike a deal before tonight's midnight deadline to give themselves another week to reach an agreement on a trillion dollar plan. >>> a jordanian citizen living in the u.s. legally is under arrest on charges he wanted to join isis. he was taken into custody at cincinnati's airport as he was freeing to fly to the middle east. allegedly to join the terror group. >>> and with the first pick in the nfl draft, the cleveland browns selected myles garrett defensive end from texas a&m. second and third round of the draft are today. those are some of our top stories on this friday, april 28th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> the draft is alw

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>>> breaking news this morning. on "world news now" -- after more than a decade, arkansas's executioner goes back to work overnight. the state plans to move forward with the execution of more men before the end of the month. >> could republicans be gearing up for a battle over health care. president trump is optimistic. after the last bill stalled out what may be different this time around. >> new this half-hour, police body-cam video of an officer ambushed. >> you'll see the suspect trying to lead the officer the wrong way before turning and pulling out his weapon. what happened next? >> and, the truth is apparently still out there. the big news, we are hearing this morning, about "the x-files" and a return of america's most loved fbi agent, we'll have the complete report. filed for your review ahead in "the skinny." it is friday, april 21st. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning to you. on this friday. start this half-hour with the breaking news, coming out of the south, specifically arkans

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good-bye the bottom line. >>> this morning on "world news >>> this morning on "world news now" -- presidentent bashir al assad, saying, he is bad for the world and bad for russia. who is backing that regime? >>> and as the secretary of state gets to work in moscow, the white house facing a major distraction. the story ahead. >>> a state of emergency has been declared in florida as wildfires rage across the state. fire crews are spraying down homes from the air to try to stop the flames from spreading. >>> and new this half hour, the curiously timed vacation for bill o'reilly. >> the announcement the fox news star made during the show last night that has many people scratching their heads. >>> and we're searching for clues no more about the fate of "blue clue's" star steve burns 20 years later. so, he's ditched the khakis and has a whole new look. just wait until you see what he looks right now. it is in "the skinny," on this wednesday, april 12th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> in case you were wondering, where he has been. >> what he looks like now too. >> what h

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. >> this is abc's "world news now." cs for two decades. >>> good morning, i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. here are some of top headlines we are following on "world news now." president trump hours away from his first face-to-face meeting with the chinese president at mar-a-lago. and north korea's nuclear ambitions could be high on the agenda. we have a full report coming up. >>> history this morning on capitol hill. democrats poised to filibuster supreme court nominee, neil gorsuch. republicans plan to hit back. voting for a change in the rule to allow confirmation with a simple majority. >>> we learned this morning a secret service agent suspended after being charged with soliciting a prostitute. the alleged incident took place last week. the agent report lead part of vice president pence's detail. >>> former vice president joe biden signed a deal to write two books. one looking at his decision not to run for president. his wife has a book deal. no release dates announced. one of our top stories on this thursday

. >> a whole new tv world. night the first episode of "the o'reilly factor" aired on fox news minus bill o'reilly's name. after that stunning fall from grace for the man who pioneered opinion-led tv news. here is abc's nick watt. >> reporter: beginning of the end for o'reilly april 1st with "the new york times" expose claimed five women who accused o'reilly of harassment were given settlements totalaling $1 million on condition they would never talk. abc news has not independently verified the claims. two days later in los angeles, lisa bloom, revealed another o'reilly accuser. >> i'm not litigious, i don't want money. i'm not -- there is no lawsuit. >> we are beginning a new segment, are we crazy? >> reporter: a triad, soon, she got a dinner invite from o'reilly's assistant. >> i thought the big boss, wow. and he brought it up first. soon as we sat done to dinner. saying we would look to make you a contributor. >> after dinner she says, as we walked past the hostess stand at the restaurant. he turned right tow

. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. like a team trying to put more points on the board before the quarter ends, the trump white house tonight is trying to make some big plays ahead of the 100 days in office mark next weekend. and none of them are easy layups. tax reform and another drive at replacing obamacare are on the agenda. as the president finds himself behind his own schedule in delivering on some of the biggest campaign promises and now tonight his game plan is running up against a threat of a possible government shutdown. white house correspondent kristen welker has details. >> reporter: with the president's first 100

news. tim: you are watching "bbc world news america."till to come on tonight's program with the former favorite , in the french presidential elections caught up in a cloud of corruption allegations, how radical will the country be under the two new front runners? in just over a week, turkey will hold a referendum on whether to grant -- powers making him head of the government executive as well as out-of-state. our correspondent, mark lauren has been to his hometown. >> through the haze above theey's black sea coast, president's family hails from this region. rizzo is the heart of turkey's tea growers. like this man he will always back a local boy. >> he is one of us. other parties were bourgeois, but he speaks our language. he gets aggressive like we do, and tells the world what we want to say. that touch, his o'reilly's now separate men and women. separate men and women. he plans to scrap the prime minister, choose the cabinet , and issue decrees. the blacks the boy has risen to the top, but to become all-powerful he needs to consolidat

news, mosul. tim: you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's program, a legal battle in arkansas. authorities are trying to carry out a series of executions before a lethal drug expires. the british stiff upper lip is meant to be a heroic demonstration of strength in adversity. forget fortitude and talk openly about mental health problems. prince william's call comes after prince harry revealed he sought counseling to come to terms with the death of his mother. he says he almost went through a nervous breakdown. reporter: promoting better mental health is a family affair after renteria's acknowledgment ofhe pain he suffered following their mother's death. >> 10 people affected by mental health issues united by one goal. to run the london m marathon. joined by special guests. >> william, kate, and harry want mental problems treated like physical problems. >> trying to make that change. one of the marathon runners is rhiannon. son died. her husband, who blamed himself, killed himself i've days later. >> the good news is

tim: you are watching "bbc world news america." ill to come on tonight's program, something i hope to help lift your spirits. we are up, up, and away with balloons, trying to break a world record. thousands of protesters in south africa are taking part in demonstrations calling for president jacob zuma to step down. the marches in pretoria, johannesburg, cape town, and other locations across the country were called in response to mr. zuma's decision last week to sack his finance minister. our correspondent has this report from johannesburg. reporter: tens of thousands of people turned out to the streets of south africa's main city. here was the clear message, pressure for jacob zuma to step down. voices.t all hostile outside headquarters in johannesburg, loyalists dressed in fatigues sprang to defend mr. zuma. top figures it broke ranks publicly slamming his controversial cabinet reshuffle last week, which has sent investors into a panic. protesters are trying to keep up the momentum. a vote of no-confidence is still in the cards, b

news, roulette, bbc afghanistan. tim: you are watching "bbc world news america." l to come, how hillary lost. we analyze what went wrong in the clinton campaign for the presidency. ♪ germany has one of the highest solar power capacities in the world, but clear skies are far from guaranteed their. -- there. scientists have built a unique facility with an artificial sun. reporter: a cloudy day in a rural town, ok for the coal mines and wind turbines, less for the solar. which is why scientists at the german aerospace center has taken their research indoors. >> this facility gives us consistent artificial light which is very useful,, especially in europe and west germany where the weather is not perfect. we have very rare sunlight. so we have a facility that gives us unlimited light. reporter: this is the world's largest artificial sun, composed of 149 projection lights that met a beam the -- he 1000 times the strength of a regular household botto -- bulb. scientists can use it to test the solar power instruments of the future. >> this is one of our first experiments,

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those are some of our top stories on this monday, april 3rd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning to you everybody on this monday. we'll start, this half-hour, important week in store for president trump putting his foreign and domestic policy skills to test. >> yes, the president sitting down with his egyptian counterpart. all eyes on mar a lago, later thursday when he plays host to the chinese president. >> meantime, the president's son-in-law, senior adviser, jared kushner is in iraq visiting at invitation of the joint chiefs chairman. more on the president's busy week. >> reporter: some welcome news for president trump. his nominee for the supreme court, picked up a vote from across the aisle. as the senator joe donnaly of indiana said he will support, judge gorsuch. the third democrat to break ranks. the president need five more democrats to bring the nomination to a vote. senate democrat leadership is threatening filibuster. the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell vows it won't work. >> what i am telling you, judge gorsuch will be confirmed. >>

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>>> this morning on "world news now," iran on notice. conflicts with syria, russia, north korea and now the trump administration turning its sights to iran. the world seemingly on the brink. >> the stunning fall from grace for icon of conservative television. how the decade's long career of a cable television colossus who reigned supreme for more than 20 years on fox news was undone in three weeks. >> a pilot approached by an irate passenger. the two get into a shoving match. what the passenger says the pilot was doing that started it. >> wow. >> and ready for the spotlight? after years of worrying about his whereabouts and general well being, fans making contact with richard simmons. >> i did. more interestingly hearing you saying making contact as if he is an alien from another plan planet. >> oh, we don't know. some of the conspiracy theories. what might this mean for everyone's favorite short fitness guru? it is thursday, april 20th. who wears short-shorts? >> you wear short-shorts. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news

news, washington. tim: you are watching "bbc world news america." in other stories, united airlines has apologized for the horrific removal of a passenger from a flight on sunday. says he was disturbed by the incident, an online video showing the asian man being dragged off the airplane, screaming. explosion nearan the football club, injuring one of the players. the bus was on its way to the champion league match with monaco. the game has been postponed for 24 hours. german police say three explosions smashed the bus windows. a failed asylum speaker accused of the truck attack in sweden appeared in court in handcuffs. his defense lawyer says he admitted to hijacking the lorry and crashing it into the department store, which killed four people. judges will now decide the next stage of his detention. you are watching bbc "world news america." still to come, three years on krom the abduction of the chibo schoolgirls, kidnapping still exists in nigeria. we investigate why. the japanese multinational toshiba has warned that its survival is in doubt after

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good pedi. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." ♪ ♪ >> makes me nervous just watchinglk on the edge of this glass table some times. but that's just like a verbal edge. it has nothing to do with that. >> right. >> preep cacarious. >> explain the mystery how that person is doing the nice trick coming up. we'll start off with what has become a total pr disaster. for united airlines. all over a man being forcibly dragged off a plane. at chicago's o'hare airport. >> the airline needed at the time to get some of its own employees on the flight, so those employees can get to work at another city. well united ceo apologizing, defending the actions of its workers there. and now the department of transportation is looking into the incident. abc's dan harris has more. [ screaming ] >> reporter: they are the shocking images of a passenger caught in a travel nightmare. a man visibly shaken as he is yanked. >> come on. come on. >> then dragged off of a united jet by law enforcement. >> oh, my god look what you did to him! >> all after refusing to give up his seat. chicago aviation s

more information for your vacation planning is available at aruba.com. >> and now, bbc "world news." this is bbc "world news america." reporting from washington, i am tim willcox. cracks in wall funding. walldent trump insists the with mexico will be built and pulls back on immediate spending demands. ivanka trump gets grounds in germany as she defends her father. likeiant minds, michelangelo and marie curie. tim: hello, welcome to our viewers on public television and around the globe. was massive and controversial as a campaign and the opposition is proving just as insurmountable. it seems donald trump is dropping demands for an immediate down payment of federal funding to build border wall with mexico. it could be their dealmaker to get the government funding bill passed by monday. donald trump says don't let the fake media tell you i changing my position on the wall, it will get built. jon: donald trump made his fortune as a builder. the president is staking a huge amount of political capital on the controversial construction project, a two thousand-mile-long wall separating the u.

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it's 420 day. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning to you on this april 20th. >> yes. >> a lot of people know it as a day in spring. >> a day in spring. >> some are using it as day of celebration for marijuana enthusiasts. talk about that later in the show. >> remember to celebrate it except they got high. but we are going to start. >> forgot what day it was. >> we'll start this half-hour, with the ouster of fox news anchor bill o'reilly, fired overnight after an investigation into growing claims that he sexually harassed female workers. >> changing the cable news landscape. o'reilly outside the vatican shaking hands with the pope when fox news announced his departure. he says in a statement he is disheartened calling allegations unfounded. >> get this, fox news has already changed the name of the show that bears his name. renaming it, last night, the factor. we get details from abc's rebecca jarvis. >> caution you are about to enter the no spin zone. >> reporter: no spinning it the king of cable news dethroned. bill o'reilly host of cable's most po

." ♪ >> this is "bbc world news america." rting from washington, i am laura trevelyan. >> failing to act now on the most pressing security issue in the world may bring catastrophic consequences. laura: on the eve of donald trump's 100th day in office, we are in ohio asking voters what they make of his presidency so far. john waters tells me about his film and why donald trump's brand of shaking things up may not be his cup of tea. >> i don't think he's funny. if you ever want to get someone to listen and change her mind -- change their mind, you've got to make them laugh first. welcome to our viewers on public television and around the globe. the united states sent a clear message to north korea today, willing to negotiate but willing to use force if you don't give up nuclear ambitions, president trump warning that a major conflict is possible. rex tillerson called on the world to put more pressure on pyongyang. the secretary of state underlined the threat from north korea. >> with each successive detonation and missile test,

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next to get the unicorn trea where fairy tales and dreams come true. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> we begin with details in the rampage in fresno, california. a man police say was angry with white people and the government charged in connection with four murders. >> in fact three of the victims all white males shot to death. the suspect also believed to have killed a security guard last week. investigators say the murders were not terrorism related. but rather, about race. abc's correspondent is following developments from los angeles. >> this is solely based on on race. and -- it has nothing to do with terrorism. >> the shooting spree starting just before 11:00 tuesday morning. >> getting reports of multiple gunshots incidences in the downtown area. >> 16 shots in multiple locations. police say this man, 39-year-old, kori ali mohammad. walked up to north vanness, allegedly shooting the passenger. and then ape f few second later shot and missed some one, turning on fulton street, firing and killing another man. police say he reloaded at a bus stop, shooting two people

over 500,000 meals served, and it "nightly news" begins now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbs nigt laey nec nigh kate snow". >> good evening. a massive storm system over the center of the country brought misery to parts of 16 states this weekend. late word tonight at least 12 now dead as a result of those storms. rain and floods in the mississippi river valley, tornadoes to the south, even blizzard conditions in parts of kansas. in texas, communities are mourning, and the damage from yesterday's storms is extensive. and today, another outbreak of at least 11 tornadoes across mississippi and alabama. the radar map shows the threat of tornadoes now moving east with another round of severe weather expected tomorrow in parts of pennsylvania and upstate new york. our team is covering the latest from the region this evening. we begin with gabe gutierrez outside dallas. gabe? >> reporter: kate, good evening. authorities here spent the day urgently searching for more victims. thousands of people are still without power. and as we take a live look from the air

are some of your top headlines this morning, monday, april 17th. #. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> say good morning, everybody on this monday. start the half-hour with the breaking news from overseas. vice president mike pence giving a firsthand look at what is known as the dmz separating the north and south. >> the vice president added a stop at the dmz where he warned that the era of strategic patience with north korea is over and declared all options are on the table. the visit after pyongyang's latest attempt, show of force, a missile launched turned out to be a dud. more from abc's martha raddatz. >> reporter: u.s. commanders say the ballistic missile, medium range. blew up almost immediately after launch. failed ballistic missile test on his way to seoul. after landing the vice president responding before u.s. forces. >> this morning's provocation from the north is just latest reminder of the risks each one of you face every day. >> and that intriguing question, could a u.s. cyberattack have brought down the north korean missile. something a former british cabin

but for now it's tuesday, 4/1. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> sure there are many people celebrating a little early. celebrating. >> college campuses are around i'm sure. >> college? >> why just college, i assume? >> let's get to this. begin this half-hour with rising rhetoric between the u.s. and north korea. >> north korea threatening to conduct a missile test every week and top officials say there say they're ready to react to any mode of war. >> meanwhile, vice president mike pence pointing to recent u.s. military action in syria and afghanistan, hinting that north korea could be next. abc's martha raddatz has the latest from the south. >> reporter: a defiant north korea pledging to conduct missile tests on a weekly, accusing the white house of pushing the situation there to the brink of war. >> a nuclear war may break out at any moment on the peninsula. >> reporter: now from president trump, a blunt warning. >> any message for north korea? >> got to behave. >> in pyongyang, this weekend, kim jung un's military might on full display including what appe

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here are some top headlines we're following on "world news now." >>> good morning. re following on "world news now." stemmed from payments he received from a russia organization in 2015. full details ahead. ahead of president trump's 100th day in office. it's not clear if they have enough votes to push it forward. today the president is set to unveil details of his plan to cut taxes for businesses to 15%. >>> the pentagon is criticizing deadly turkish air strikes against kurdish militants in syria and iraq. turkey considers the militias that were targeted terrorist groups but also u.s. allies in the fight against isis. >>> ivanka trump is dismissing boos and hisses. the all-female audience engineered as she praised her father as a champion of families. those are some of our top stories on this wednesday, april 26th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning to you all. we'll start this half hour off with legal questions surrounding the national security adviser. >> they say michael flynn may have committed a crime in connection with his