vÁmonos directamente con Él hasta la riviera maya compaÑero. ¿cÓmo estÁs?a riviera maya♪. >>> chicos, no tienen idea estoy de vacaciones en la riviera maya un lugar espectacular, un lugar 4 diamantes con mÁs de 200 habitaciones, tiene 7 restaurantes de diferente especialidades una cosa deliciosa y me ten que sacrificar, me tocÓ estar en la suite presidencial en donde voy a dormir sensacional pero algo espectacular, como me han tratado a cuerpo de rey, es mÁs para prueba basta un botÓn y el botÓn estÁ al frente de mi que me prepararon una... es mala educaciÓn de comer con la boca llena, me despido y me voy al estudio. >>> la dieta cuidado diego. >> que bonito le quedÓ a diego, difÍcil hacer que diego regrese a su casa despuÉs de cÓmo lo estÁn tratando ahÍ. >>> recuerda que estamos con los puercos de verano. >>> por cierto, ayer se hablÓ de los tatuajes en este programa, edgardo del villar, Érika estoy viendo 2 de los 6 que dijiste que tenÍas, faltan 3. >>> adelante edgardo del villar con las noticias. ¿dÓnde estarÁn? >> gracias. sÍ le decia a Érika que me ll

despite overdevelopment, high prices, and mobs of tourists, a visit here is a riviera must.and monaco is a work in progress. the district of fontvieille was reclaimed from the sea. it bristles with luxury high-rise condos. the breakwater -- constructed elsewhere and towed in -- enables cruise ships to dock. and cars still race, as they have since 1929, around the principality in one of the world's most famous auto races -- the grand prix of monaco. the miniscule principality has always been tiny, but it used to be less tiny. in the 1860s, it lost most of its territory to france. but the prince built a casino and managed to connect his domain to the rest of the riviera with a new road and a train line. humble monaco was suddenly on the grand tour map -- the place for the vacationing aristocracy to play. today, the people of monaco have one of the world's highest per-capita incomes, with plush apartments to match. its famous casino allows the wealthy to eoy losing money in extreme comfort. if monaco is a business, the prince is its ceo. while the casino generates only a small

. >>> and fashion parade on the french riviera. hollywood's "a" listers kick off the cannes film festival. who topped the glam pack on then year's red carpet? that's all ahead in "the skinny." it is thursday, may 12th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> and we say good morning to m kendis gibson. day. >> i'm diane macedo. >> the cannes music festival sounds kind of awesome . you may have come up with something. i think we should go with it. >> i'm not sure what sort of "a" lived lissers i can think of kicking it off in france. >> you get to planning. > we have breaking news for you to start off with first about the missing malaysian airlines flight 370. it vanished more than two years ago with hundreds of people on board. >> since then, there's been precious little to help investigators get to the bottom of exactly what happened to that flight. this morning, confirmation about a couple of pieces of debris. abc's lauren lyster is joining us now with the details on what they found. good morning. >> good morning. this has

here's gloria riviera. >> reporter: tonight, the radical new proposal that kyle mckinney says could saveis life. >> i personally think it would be a great idea. >> reporter: mckinney's kidneys started failing him at age 15. the husband and father now desperately hoping for a new one after four years on the wait list. >> it's hard on a family, it's hard on the girls. >> reporter: kyle is one of more than 100,000 americans on the wait list die because there are not enough donors. a new pilot program proposed by congressman matt cartwright would test whether financial incentives would attract more donations. >> you make it something like a pension contribution, or an education fund contribution, something that is not transferable. >> reporter: but the national kidney foundation argues organ donation with any monetary incentive is a mistake. >> people who are poor may think differently about giving donation of a kidney if there is a financial reward for them to do so. >> reporter: the mckinneys say the financial challenges for many donors are real and this legislation could help. >> is they'

abc's gloria riviera with more. >> reporter: gripping now details on the shooting rampage in maryland leading to this dramatic takedown. hours after police say suspended cop eulalio tordil shot and killed his ex documents allege he botched two carjackings looking for a get-away car. his first target, a woman leaving the mall. she told police tordil flashed a gun and asked, is that your car? yes, she said. then, i'm not kidding, i will shoot you. she yells for help. two men, good samaritans, respond. tordil shoots all three, according to police. >> these two men acted selflessly and heroically. not only coming to her aid but likely saving her life. these men are heroes. >> reporter: one of those men fighting for his life. the other, malcolm winfield, honored at a vigil. >> he was a gentle giant. >> reporter: tordil allegedly killing his third victim outside this grocery 64, fleeing before police swarmed his vehicle and captured him. a protective order by his estranged wife required him to surrender his badge, duty weapon, and five guns. police say he was able to purchase another weapon

full-fledged fashion on the french riviera. >> the 69th annual cannes film festival kicked off yesterdayning. for the opening ceremony, a screening of woody allen's film "cafe society." and leading the glam pack on the red carpet, blake lively showed off her tiny baby bump in a nude sheer gown with shimmering panels. >> also going sheer, julianne moore. according to our writer matt, looking stunning. i just can't get these words out of my mouth in an intricately woven black design covered with silver and gold shimmering swirls curling up her chest into the shape of two cobras. >> that didn't just roll off your tongue. >> just came off. >> naomi watts went strapless in a pale lilac covered dress with silver embellishments. >> kristin stewart debuting her new bleach blonde hair stepping out in a sheer black blouse with a full black patterned skirt. do we like it? >> it's a little risque. >> it's bold. >> i don't know if i'd wear it. should i try it on the show tomorrow, see how it goes. >> let's not and say that we did. >> and why wear a gown when you don't have to? super model victoria be

more now from abc's gloria riviera. >> in my opinion the taxes for the rich will go up somewhat. >> reporterthe likely republican nominee already walking back his tax plan. >> my plan they're going down but by the time it's negotiated they'll go up. >> reporter: during a one-on-one interview with abc's george stephanopoulos donald trump says he doesn't need a unified republican party to become president. >> i actually don't think so. i think that -- >> it doesn't have to be unified? >> no, i don't think so. >> party's split, how do you win? >> i think i'm going to go out and get millions of people from the democrats, i'm going to get bernie people to vote -- >> reporter: trump's comments come as the rift inside the gop appears to be deepening. big names refusing to endorse the candidate like house speaker paul ryan. the two will meet on capitol hill. but already trump supporter sarah palin says she will work to oust the most powerful republican in congress. >> his political career is over but for a miracle. because he has so disrespected the will of the people. >> reporter: even democratic f

here's abc's gloria riviera. >> this game is rigged. >> reporter: the radical new proposal that kylenney says could save his life. >> i personally think it would be a great idea. >> reporter: mckinney's kidneys started failing him at age 15. the husband and father now desperately hoping for a new one after four years on the wait list. >> it's hard on a family, it's hard on the girls. >> reporter: kyle is one of more than 100,000 americans on the wait list for a new kidney. every day, at least 12 people die because there are not enough donors. a new pilot program proposed by congressman matt cartwright would test whether financial incentives would attract more donations. >> you make it something like a pension contribution, or an education fund contribution, something that is not transferable. >> reporter: but the national kidney foundation argues organ donation with any monetary donation sa mistake. >> people who are poor may think differently about giving donation of a kidney if there is a financial reward. >> reporter: the mckinneys say the financial challenges for many donors are

it's time for your daily dose of glitz and glamour, courtesy of the french riviera.estival's cannes some will be having its closing ceremony this sunday. until then, there are plenty of stars about. correspondent has spoken to the director of "the exorcist" and "the french connection," william friedkin. enjoy. ♪ [song changes] reporter: every year, cannes offers a movie master class by a world-renowned director. after quinton aaron chino, -- quentine, tarantino, oliver stone, or martin scorsese, this year the festival invited william friedkin. he won the oscar for "the french connection," before going on to what has exorcist," been thought to be the scariest movie of all time. ♪ >> take one. reporter: william friedkin, hello. guest: hello there. reporter: do you have a favorite memory of coming to cannes? guest: not really. i have been here five or six times. only one time that i let a film of my being competition. i did not know it was in competition at the directors fortnight. i don't come to cannes for the connotation. i love that cannes shows films from all over

we did it in riviera and now we can do it here.didn't think i could do it on the first playoff hole. every playoff i had was two or three holes. peter: congratulations and way to hang in there. james: thank you. happy mother's day, everyone. jim: he said before the round about his mother that she made taught us good values, how to trust ourselves. she's my heart, he said. he wins it with a par on the first playoff hole. nick: that's to be expected on a hole as difficult as this. but he played it with real heart. beautiful drive. beautiful second shot. jim: let's go down to dottie pepper. dottie? dottie: jim, thanks. here with roberto castro. you shared some great perspective about the gritty finish. where does this put you going forward for the rest of the year? >> i'm really excited. this is my fifth year on tour and the season has always started this time of year for me. when i made it to the tour championship, i'd only made a febu went on to have a good summer. i'm really encouraged by what i saw in my game here this week. theas

even with all the glitz of the french riviera, sometimes we have more in common with the stars than you think. we have to ask, are the stars glam or us? ♪ well, who doesn't love a good makeup makeout? yeah, we caught you, katy and orlando. kissing and all color coordinated in cannes. it proves they're still on five days after the scandal with orlando and selena photos popping up on tmz. but is t couple glam or us? >> are you texting selena? >> we're going to go wit glam because these two get romantic on a $2.1 billion private yacht in france, whi can coosts $250, a night. katy is performing thursday at a benefit. orlando has no specific reason to be there except to hook up with, well, we mean support katy. next, how about hour girl kate hudson. no bra? no problem. that's so us. kate informatiwas out shopping. she even instragrammed this inside the dressing room. then kate snapchatted her carb temptations. did she avoid the croissant? doesn't looit. the night before kate was definitely glam, wearing this blood orange halter at the vanity fair also at the party, heidi klum. not ashamed th

here's gloria riviera with our special edition of daughters for sale. >> when i grow up, i'd like to be a doctor. >> reporter: they are the sweet dreams of a 7th grade girl. >> something i would like to do in my life is go to africa. >> reporter: but what lay ahead was a nightmare her parents never saw coming. >> they took everything from my little girl. >> i live in an american town. how can my kid be sold on the internet. >> reporter: a few short years after this video was taken, this 15-year-old would be sold for sex through the website, backpage.com. >> how many encounters do you think you had during that time? >> over 150. >> over 150? >> yeah. >> reporter: would that have been possible without back paige.com? >> no way. >> reporter: this led her to join a major lawsuit against back page with other girls like her. today natalie is 21 years old and a mother herself. why your decision to speak out? >> i don't just do it for myself. i do it for other families. >> reporter: similar to craigslist, it's a basic ad site but with sections like escorts and body rubs. technically legal se

my father bought a 64 riviera, and it had a wildcat under the hood, and it was a fast car. it would pass anything but the gas station. who says we do not have fun at 4:44 in the morning.>>> and we have this fog bank, and everybody is showing cloudy. fog, drizzle and tomorrow is stratus quote. but -- stratus quo. martinez is 54, overcast with a slight breeze. and there is a large and in charge fog bank, but it will burn all. and this low that gave us this cloudy weather has moved out of the picture, but not enough to take care of this low cloud deck yet. it won't stick around that long. and we will be hard-pressed to get much sunshine today. 50s on the temperatures, 54 in dublin and brentwood, 53 and concord and martinez. everybody is pretty much in the same ballpark. there is an onshore breeze and a big all bank. it does not matter if it is may or not, it is tough to warm up. this will slowly burn off in one, but another system coming in late tonight tomorrow, keeping us in this same forecast. this low has moved out of the picture, and a little bit warmer on wednesday and t

i'm gloria riviera in for diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. the top headlines we're following this tuesday morning on "world news now." the rain swollen brazos river expected to crest today in southeast texas well above the record level set more than 20 years ago. mandatory evacuation orders are in effect for several communities this morning. full details and the forecast ahead. >>> a north korean missile test has apparently ended in failure on the launch pad. it marks the latest in a spring of high profile failures for the north korean program. >> police in houston identified the suspect that left one person dead. they say dionisio garza entered an auto detailing shop and started shooting. he was later killed by a s.w.a.t. team. >> the golden state warriors won the game seven showdown against the oklahoma city thunder. they go on to face the cleveland cavaliers in the nba finals. that series starts thursday night here on abc. those are some of our top stories on then tuesday, may 31st. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>

also on the riviera, justin timberlake and anna. >> it's embarrassing how much crap i tote around. >> both voices in "trolls." and j.t. made sure he got in extra studio time with blake shelton's lady, who also voices a char >> there's a song on the soundtrack i wrote that will b gwen stefani featuring moi. i'm pretty excited. i basically just was looking for an excuse to do a song with gwen stefani, and this came up and i was, like, i'm going to check that off the l >> ann the blake lively fashion parade continues. >> blake, over here, please! >> today even in the brisk wind she shiied in a mustardy layered 2016 collection. her "cafe society" co-star kkisten stewart went the opposite direction in a gothy motorcycle jacket and dress. blake's been sharing her journey on her instagram, and we have to say she's setting that maternity fashion bar pretty high. gorgeous. right? >> great fashion and movies at cannes as always. >> much more "e.t." to come. we are at "mike and molly's" final episode. melissa mccarthy gets a little teary saying good-bye to her co-star. >> oh, [ bleep ]. >>> and

here's gloria riviera on the scene. >> reporter: tonight, 14 rail cars scattered across the tracks near washington, d.c. it was 6:40 a.m., when the train jumped the track, less than three miles from the u.s. capitol building. >> the train has come apart. and i'm looking at one train that is leaking the chemicals. >> hazmat on the scene at this time. i need you to make sure that pedestrians are not in the area. do you copy? >> reporter: the accident jolting nearby residents. >> they said it was a leak. i didn't know if it was going to be harmful. >> reporter: another tweeting, i wake up to a boom, and find out it's chemicals leaking. a dangerous chemical if it touches the skin. another, a flammable liquid. tonight, investigators are still working to find out what caused the derailment. officials say they've tested the air and water and say both are safe. >> thank you. >>> now to the race for president. new numbers tonight suggesting ted cruz's support may be collapsing two days before the indiana primary. trump at 49%, holding a 15-point lead over cruz. and trump on course for a crucial

. >> and i'm gloria riviera. >> let's get started this half hour with some of that severe weather that we mentioned. >> a surreal looking tornado was one of three that touched down late yesterday near the colorado, nebraska border as it spun along the ground kicking up dust. that tornado destroyed a barn, brought down power lines and did some damage to homes. luckily, there were no reports of injuries. >> fascinating looking at that. >> it's a different concern in southeast texas where the muddy water of the brazos river is spreading across the landscape. the floodwater is expected to crest today about three feet above the previous record level. one official summing under the deadly flooding by "there's nowhere else for the water to go." abc's brandi hitt has the details. >> reporter: historic and deadly flooding striking texas. with back to back storms leading to more evacuations near houston. >> i thought we were going to be safe. i didn't know it was going to come up this fast. >> reporter: the brazos river reaching major flood stage as emergency crews go door to door performing one

we go to the very latest from the riviera.eporter: the buzziest film of the festival this year is without a doubt "money monster." it is a thriller starring george clooney and julia roberts and is directed by jodie foster. clooney plays a financial tv talkshow host who was taken hostage after giving a bad tip, and julia roberts is the producer calmly speaking in his ear. "money monster" had its world and whilen cannes, jodie foster the director has been coming here since she was 13 with "taxi driver," for julia roberts this is the first festival ever. >> without risk, there is no reward. >> who is that guy on camera 2? >> is this a union thing? >> stay calm, i am right here. reporter: a celebration of capitalism gone wrong. in the show "money monster," a finance group gives advice on how to invest in the stock market. but after a company he backs goes bankrupt, a disillusioned viewer decides to get his revenge by taking him hostage. for her fourth film as director, jodie foster tried to get a human dimension to the financial t

i'm gloria riviera in for diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. this is like, you know this place. it's not like a new car for you. >> it's a little bit familiar. it's so nice to be back. >> yeah. can i ask how long it's been? >> i told you not to do that. i told you not to do that. that is a secret i will take to the grave with me. >> let's just say she was here during ron corning days. >> it's been awhile. >> it's good to have you here. diane is a little bit under the weather today. she's been nursing it for a few days. we're happy to have you here. we get starred, of course, with president obama and the candidates hoping to replace him. >> bernie sanders held a rally in oakland followed by three more campaign nents california today. but earlier, he marched in a parade honoring the war dead as hillary clinton did the same in new york. meanwhile donald trump is about to make announcement that veterans have been waiting for. more now from abc's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: ♪ standing with his hand over his heart as the national anthem played, president obama marking memorial day a

minutes of the show featured performances from all of the season's departed dancers including geraldo riviera>> there goes geraldo. nicely tanned. a special guest appearances in the meantime, among others, from guy. you know him. mr. 305. and these ladies put in work. fifth harmony performing their new song titled "all in my head with nyle and peta backstage. >> through an interpreter, nyle explained that this was much more profound for him than just for himself. >> it really means a lot. i have my own foundation to inspire deaf kids and make changes in their lives. it's about the community. there's 70 million deaf people in this world. and it's about them. >> by the way, t-shirts for nyle's foundation which benefits not just deaf children but deaf adults as well as their families they are flying off the shelves now. no surprise there. >> yeah. >>> and finally last night's "dancing with the stars" win is heating up social media. >> we couldn't resist sharing this one photo that nyle shared on instagram. he and peta kissing the mirror ball saying i can't believe we won. this is for the 70 mill

. >>> and fashion parade on the french riviera. hollywood's "a" listers kick off

in a project of the european mediterranean cabinet if it ever came into existence with a bed after riviera type sell any tickets time to get to palestine but then everything changed overnight 1933 he and his wife basically fled berlin with a suitcase as hitler had come into power they knew they had to get out as his possible. that they went to holland and the london but there was a question would he go to palestine? and then to be offered these commissions to hold out the possibility of a hospital and i want to read a short passage from the book for a ride around this period the team 34 he just arrived in town and has taken one preliminary walk from where they want to build a hospital if he figures out what to do with himself. >> was this the beginning of exile or the end? the ones to marcion paid toasted architect had to wonder as he goes from hotel room. a visa had fled what controlled the atmosphere to step into cairo for a few weeks you for returning to england to help their daughter with their wedding and gave perspective as he contemplated their future in their people's future. he fo

here's gloria riviera. >> reporter: one moment, air show pilot greg connell is soaring into georgia's blue skies. then, a free fall. >> oh, my god! >> he's down midfield. fire trucks are on him. >> what do you think, he %-p. >> oh, god! >> reporter: black smoke filling the air as thousands looked on in horror. >> i see the plane! >> reporter: announcers telling parents to shield their children's eyes. >> it was stunned silence. there was disbelief. many were in tears. >> reporter: it was the first fatality in this air show's more than 30-year history. connell, a veteran pilot, had performed aerobatic tricks at shows around the country. describing his plane as "custom built" and "highly capable." the faa sets minimum safety standards for air shows but rules can vary state to state. >> when you see some civilian air shows, you can't be sure of how well they're trained, how good the pilots are. you can't be sure how well the airplanes are maintained. >> reporter: ntsb officials are investigating the crash site but that large fire consumed much of the plane. a full report could take a yea

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 women who survived escaping through the only way out -- the small opening to the driver's seat. still no word on what caused friday night's fire. students said they were lucky that the driver pulled over when h

i'm here with george, julia, and justin as the a-listers invade the riviera. >> isn't it crazy how they make the backdrop look like you're in cannes? >> how justin says prince is e. >> he's like the godfather that we all wanted to impress. >>> how sharon osbourne caught ozzy cheating. >> any comment about your marriage to sharon? >> she did a little detective work on her own and busted him red handed. >>> strahan out. cooper in? kelly ripa pushing hard for anderson as her new co-host. could it happen? >>> then, the new quinn of pop meghan trainor is here. why she's trying to get me to play match maker. >> i'm going to find you one. >> looking for a man. hi, i'm meghan trainor. >>> plus, scandal, "mike & molly," "the big bang

here's gloria riviera on the scene. >> reporter: tonight, 14 rail cars, some packed with hazardous chemicals, scattered across the tracks near washington, d.c. it was 6:40 a.m., when the train with three locomotives and 175 cars, jumped the track, less than three miles from the u.s. capitol building. >> looks like the train has come apart. and i'm looking at one train that is leaking the chemicals. >> reporter: the accident jolting nearby residents. >> they said it was a leak. i didn't know if it was going to be harmful to me, my neighbors, the environment. >> reporter: another tweeting, i wake up to a boom, and find out a hazmat train derailed with sodium hydroxide. >> it's a chemical similar to breach or drano. >> reporter: a dangerous chemical if it touches the skin. another car leaked ethanol, a flammable liquid. first responders stopping the leaks within hours. tonight, investigators are still working to find out what caused the derailment. officials say they've tested the air and water quality in this area and both are safe. tom? >> gloria, thank you. >>> now to the race for president.

here's gloria riviera. >> reporter: tonight, gripping new details on the shooting rampage in maryland leading to this dramatic takedown. hours after police say suspended cop eulalio tordil shot and killed his estranged wife, court documents allege he botched two carjackings, looking for a new getaway car. his first target, a woman leaving the mall. she told police tordil flashed a gun at her, and asked -- "is that your car?" "yes," she said. then, "i'm not kidding, i will shoot you." she yells for help. two men, good samaritans, respond. tordil shoots all three. according to police. >> these two men acted selflessly and heroically. not only coming to her aid, but likely saving her life. these men are heroes. >> reporter: one of those men fighting for his life tonight. the other, malcolm winfell, honored at a vigil. >> everybody in the world that met my husband knew that he was a gentle giant. >> reporter: tordil, allegedly killing his third victim, claudina molina, outside this grocery store. fleeing again, before police swarmed his vehicle, capturing him. a protective order by tordil

gloria riviera, abc news, washington. >>> thank you.t half hour, the controversial new move in the war on distracted driving. why people who text and drive now have a lot more to worry about than just the police. >>> but first, there were distractionses a plenty last night in las vegas at the billboard music awards. we're checking last night's big winners, and the eye popping performances next. >> announcer: "world news now ♪ >> it was a jonas brothers reunion of sorts at last night's billboard music awards. that's little brother nick singing along with older brother joe as he and his band performed their smash hit ocean." that was one of the many big moments last night in las vegas. joining us now from the center of where it all happened is abc's lauren lyster. good morning, lauren. >> reporter: good morning, diane and phillip. yeah, the show had pop stars swirling through the air, dancing with fire, dancing with a giant guitar, saluting a music legend lost and, of coue, getting a few awards in between. >> it's the weekend! >> acceptin

gloria riviera, abc news washington. >>> fans of the red hot chili peppers will be happy to here front man anthony kiedis is expected to be okay. after being rushed to the hospital. the band had to cancel a performance in california after the 53-year-old suffered complications from a bout with intestinal flu. a concert set for tomorrow night in burbank postponed. >>> okay. so most dogs can't wait to come home from doggie day care, but apparently not this one pooch in north carolina. apparently not riley a golden retriever was let out to play for a while in the backyard. when his owner wasn't looking, he slinked out the gate and trotted a mile right back to the happy dog cafe. >> apparently they drove past. he saw all his friends inside and he wanted to hang out with them. off he went. riley's owners were not charged for the visit and they say they will take him there more often so he can see his friends but they're going to make sure the gate is more secure from now on. >> they have treats there. you can kind of understand. >> we hear all the stories of dogs that get taken to shelters

>>> glittering french riviera.r no one's star will shine brighter than that of one william gary busey. chuck todd a big busey guy. you have a one on one with donald trump. we have a little preview. i think he's a very good guy. he called me three weeks ago and was so supportive. i thought it was amazing. i was blind sided by this. >> you are stunned? blind sided is by this? >> it's politics. ooh i'm never stun bid anything that happens in politic. >> we don't want to give away the store on this one but what's your headline coming out of that interview with trump? >> the rest of the republican party or at least people with paul ryan will need a lot of this. it's not just the bloody marrye mix with moms all the way around. donald trump doesn't believe it's his job to come to paul ryan. i think he believes paul ryan's wing of the party needs to come to him. question, is it irreconcilable? >> and he's thinking it's gotten me this far. >> exactly. >> thank you all for spending part of your sunday with us on "sunday toda

the riviera of the northeast, still there if you look between.anded highway system, things declined, as they do, but a few visionary geniuses presented a solution. a cure that would overnight make everybody well. make atlantic city shiny and new and prosperous again. men like donald trump. >> donald: i think it's going to be really very beneficial to everybody. we look forward to operating the taj mahal successfully for many years to come. >> anthony: vast new xanadus would be constructed and would-be kublai khan's rushed to atlantic city, eager to tap into what was assured to be a never-ending gusher of prosperity. casino gambling. when casino gambling was sold to the state of new jersey, to atlantic city, as the cure all, it was going to bring it back to its glory days. did that ever happen? >> brian: i mean, you drove around today, did you think this place is better than it was then? do you think, do you think it helped? >> anthony: no, i don't. new jersey native brian donahue is a reporter with 20 years experience focusing on south jersey. do

the aunt says she took them to euro disney, the french riviera, took them skiing in the alps, and kimed with basketball and sometimes sleep with a ball under his arm. an obsession leading to surreal moments with former nba star dennis rodman. ko told the "post" one day a clear signal was sent the young kim would succeed his father. his 8th birthday. >> a big party for him in pyongyang and he was presented with a general's army uniform on that day and there were real general whose were at that party who then, you know, bowed to this 8-year-old kid. >> reporter: from that moment, ko says, kim's behavior changed. described him as intensely focused but short tempered and a lack of tolerance. >> prone to having tantrums, almost get in a huff about things when his mother, for example, visited, told him he shouldn't be spending so much time playing basketball, he should be studying, he wasn't happy about that and would go on a hunger strike what his aunt said about it. >> reporter: ko told the "post" in 1998 she and her husband sought asylum at the u.s. embassy in switzerland taken to an ame