for "nightline," i'm diane sawyer, in memphis, tennessee. >> our thanks, diane. there will be continued coverage on "good morning america" and "world news" with diane sawyer tomorrow. >>> just ahead, he grew up as a little girl, the child of musical legends. but said he always felt like a boy. now, chaz bono is a man. his transition recorded on videotape. how does he feel now? and what about his mother? no pie today, ted? no, no, i just paid my car insurance bill -- ouch. [ man whistles ] sounds like somebody paid too much. excuse me? i use progressive's "name your price" tool. they showed me a range of coverages, and i picked the one that worked for me. i saved hundreds when switching. hundreds? who are you? just a man that loves savings... and pie. out there with a better way. now, that's progressive. before i started taking abilify, i was taking an antidepressant alone. most days i could put on a brave face and muddle through. but other days i still struggled with my depression. i was managing, but it always had a way of creeping up on me. i felt stuck. i just

of course stay with abc news for continuing coverage all morning of this tragedy, diane sawyer leadinge later today on "good morning america." >> okay, and coming up, we are going to shift gears and talk a little bit about arnold schwarzenegger. the former maid, housekeeper, mother of his love child is going to take some legal action. >> we're right on top of that. >>> the final performances of the season on "dancing with the stars." who you think will win. ♪ skinny ♪ so skinny >> all right, time for your "skinny" now. and first we'll lead off with, of course, "dancing with the stars" down to the final three. everyone wondering who will take the lead. some people say kirstie is the fan favorite, chelsea is doing well. hines is doing really well. who is it going to be? >> no one knows. the big finale is tonight. interesting to see who comes out on top. i think hines ward may pull it out here. kirstie, not sure she is the best dancer of the three. best dancer. >> but she did a cartwheel last night. she dropped a lot of weight. she looks really good for all that exercise. reality is -- ev

diane sawyer reports on the wildlife escaping to higher ground. that report coming up in a few minutes. >>> now, to another big story this morning. american officials say that pakistan will now allow them to interview osama bin laden's widows some time soon. the three women, along with their eight children, were taken into custody when bin laden was killed. it's the first sign of cooperation between the two countries since that raid soured their relationship. >>> meanwhile, overnight in libya, nato jets launched at least five air strikes on tripoli, where moammar gadhafi remains in control. government officials gave journalists a tour of at least one building they say was hit. so far, no signs of injuries. forces with gadhafi remain deadlocked with the rebels that are trying to oust him. >>> in japan this morning, about 100 evacuees were allowed to return to their homes in the exclusion zone around the cr crippled nuclear reactors. they arrived in chartered buses and were issued protective clothing and radiation monitors that were worn during the

back to dan and cheryl. >> thank you. >> world news with diane sawyer is next. i am cheryl jennings. >> and i am dan ashley. see you at 6:00. bye-bye.

diane sawyer. and music from the airborne toxic event. with cleto and the cletones. ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" >> dicky: and now, odds are, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's very sweet. thank you, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for being here. and, hey, if you're watching at home, grab your crumpets and sit down in front of the telly, it's royal wedding tonight. i'm so excited, i'm royal wetting my pants. welcome to the "jimmy kimmel live" countdown to the royal wedding prenuptial festivities. our security team is ready. right guys? there they are. and who are you dressed as, guys? they really know how to commit to a part. they do. as most of you are probably aware, coverage of the royal wedding of prince william and kate middleton begins right at the end of our show here on the west coast, 4:00 a.m. eastern, 1:00 a.m. pacific. diane sawyer and barbara walters covering every magic moment. we are only hours away from the biggest collection of white people dancing awkwardly

nice to have that to look at. >> thank you, everyone. >> diane sawyer leads coverage from joplin.ss that. of course the continuing coverage you can find at abcnews.com all day.

you may remember that famous interview with diane sawyer i think back in 2004.was like "crack is cheap." i make too much money to ever smoke crack, get this straight i don't do crack, crack is whack. >> crack is whack, kind of the famous saying. hopefully people will remember her for her incredible, incredible voice. not for the fact that she's gone to rehab, but people who have drug addictions say it takes several stints in rehab to really get back on your feet. >> she had a comeback album in 2009, went on tour in 2010. the tour was beset with the problems and here we are. good luck, whitney. >> nene, we all know her. "celebrity apprentice" and of course "real housewives of atlanta." a whole ball of wax. star jones, also had a major tete a tete -- a big smackdown. nene has been booted off of the show by the donald. she slams the whole donald trump show. take a listen. >> if you quit it's going to follow you for the rest of your life. >> you accommodated star. you have seven talents that are still left there. you can't just accommodate her. that's not fair. >> l

. >>> and we should note that diane sawyer is in the flood zone. she'll be anchoring this broadcast from memphis this time tomorrow night. >>> in the meantime, we turn to politics and the race for president now. and we've learned that some major republican donors in iowa, a state, of course, crucial in the nominating process, are now heading to new jersey, hoping to twist someone's arm. governor chris christie, who they now want to challenge president obama. our senior washington editor rick klein is here. rick, i wanted to play for you what governor christie recently told diane about this notion of running for president. we'll get your reaction here in a moment. >> jour stiyou're still saying, categorically, you're not running for president? >> i don't know how else to put it, diane. the answer is no. i don't feel ready in my heart to be president. and unless i do, i don't have any right offering myself to the people of this country. it's much too big a job. >> says he doesn't feel ready in his heart. rick, do republicans really think they can cha

world news with diane sawyer is coming up next. we appreciate your time and we will see you at 6:00 >>> tonight on "world news," bailed out. he wanted to be the president of france, arrested on that plane. now a judge says he can leave jail. one more night in this uniform. the reaction this evening from the hotel worker he's accused of sexually attacking. >>> the tylenol scare that terrified this nation in the news again tonight. the investigation and the possible stunning new link to the unabomber. >>> hidden gold right in your driveway? what we discovered about the spiking value of used cars and what you might discover right here tonight. >>> and, on hold. what we learned from arnold schwarzenegger late today and it comes as we report tonight on new numbers about marriage in america. and that part will give you hope. >>> and good evening. as we come on the air tonight, the man who had hoped to be the next president of france is now counting down the hours behind bars. a judge decided late today dominique strauss-kahn can leave ja

be sure that diane sawyer's not here. hers were well-planned.ere. on twitter, you ask us questions like, is the u.s. the only place to get tornados? this is new zealand. they get one or two a year. canada gets a lot. and russia gets a lot. some of those in russia, the land is so giant, they go unreported. here are where the twisters are, charlesburg, harrisburg, washington, they all get storms. not an outbreak. but strong to severe storms. l.a. at 87. 93 is the record for both locations. and they're very close to that. a quick look at the fly-by. why do we fly? >>> here's a look at what's ahead on the "gma morning menu." you have stories that you only tell your closest friends. but so does rob lowe. >>> also, betty white is back to the chair and the couch right here on "gma." you never know what she is going to say or do. >>> and you're making money watching "gma" now. how? we have the deals on mother's day gifts. you don't want to miss that. for those of us who have lactose intolerance, let's raise a glass to cookies just out of the oven. to th

we'll have special coverage from the tornado ravaged midwest and diane sawyer will anchor from joplin and terry moran will have "nightline" from there, as well. >> president obama is in ireland today. first stop on his six day, four-country tour of europe. he receiving a rousing welcome. that is where his great, great-grandfather lived. they stopped by a local pub before addressing thousands. president hailed the irish immigrants that contributed so much to the united states. >> to the united states we are so grateful to so many others from this land, as well. never has a nation so small inspired so many. [ cheers and applause ] >> obamas were forced to leave ireland due to safety concerns over a cloud of ash from a volcano moving toward europe. it will include stops in france, poland and the united kingdom. >> kind of windy and what about a chance of showers this week. >> it's still may and we're talking about a chance of rain. winds will be picking up. sunshine is the rule for now. i'll have wet and cool accu-weather seven-day forecast when we come back. >>> the flags

. >> abc's diane sawyer will anchor the news in memphis and look at the creepy critters and the problem they could bring to the residents. >> how the seasons of the year may play a role in a child's chance of being hit with autism. >> we'll discuss the major changes coming up for the weekend. >> and documents unsealed in a rape case could result in a settlement for the accuser. >> and groupon strikes a deal that brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >> the young woman in the center of the college rape case has been able to win a multimillion-dollar settlements with two of the men. we have new information. >> the settlements in the civil case have been kept secret until now. the young woman who accused nine baseball players of gang rape in march 2007, into four settlement agreements and two of them are public record. each in the amount of 2.3 million. one against the steven and the other against luis garenas. >> he was more actively assaulting and mr. bodyoli. he was in his home and serving the liquor in the room. >>> and the young woman a

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we'll have special coverage from the tornado ravaged midwest and diane sawyer will anchor from joplin terry moran will have "nightline" from there, as well. >> president obama is in ireland today. first stop on his six day, four-country tour of europe. he receiving a rousing welcome. that is where his great, great-grandfather lived. they stopped by a local pub before addressing thousands. president hailed the irish immigrants that contributed so much to the united states. >> to the united states we are so grateful to so many others from this land, as well. never has a nation so small inspired so many. [ cheers and applause ] >> obamas were forced to leave ireland due to safety concerns over a cloud of ash from a volcano moving toward europe. it will include stops in france, poland and the united kingdom. >> kind of windy and what about a chance of showers this week. >> it's still may and we're talking about a chance of rain. winds will be picking up. sunshine is the rule for now. i'll have wet and cool accu-weather seven-day forecast when we come back. are you trapped and don't know h

so all's well that ends well with james tate. >> you have diane sawyer to thank for that. apparently some of his colleagues at school held a sit-in, as well. >> that helped too. >> june 4th will be a good night for him. >> all right. we want to turn to weather now. jackie meretsky. good to see you. >> good to see you guys. good morning, everyone. well, it's not just residents of the south that are dealing with flooding concerns. take a look what's happening in akron, ohio, portions of north eastern ohio have received close to 6 inches of rain since friday and more on the way, and that's all because of this pesky stalled frontal boundary you can see. so the rain taking us from the ohio valley all of the way into the northeast. new york city, expect showers to linger for at least the next four days and as far as the weather is concerned, this is what we're looking at for severe weather. let's go down to the mid-atlantic. 60-mile-per-hour winds, hail, and you can't rule out the possibility of an isolated tornado. >> dan and bianna. >> thank you, jackie. coming up, the ad that

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i am assuming diane sawyer is beating the pants off of her. >> the ratings are nwc, abc and cbs. >> doou think she is leaving because she was the first to do it, diane had an edge? >> no. at that point i think they were sort of equal in terms of abilities and opportunity. it just so happen that had carroll left. i quite frankly miss charlie from abc. but things have changed in these 40 years since i have been in the industry. to see a woman is not such a big deal anymore, quite frankly. we are not there in hordes, but in the newsroom, women are 70% of the worker beast. it is not like we haven't made inroads,ies is the journalism itself is changing. i think katie has always been a qualified journalist. >> me, too. >> too many talks and points about perkiness. i always thought she had a certain type of a quality. she earned her stripes like any type of journalist. so, good for her. if that is her decision, fine. i know that obviously ratings are still important, but they no longer are going to be the double-digit that is we all, whether local or national, look for. we are competing again

. >> reporter: rod pace, one of the medical flight managers, described to diane sawyer how he actually held on to a door inside the building as it tore his hospital apart. >> we were holding the door closed. we were trying to hold the door closed. it felt like the door would move. i've heard people talk about a building and how it breathes when it's on fire. >> right. >> it felt like that building was breathing and that door would move in and out. >> reporter: and carol buck was at home when disaster struck. >> we held our heads down. we didn't say too much. you could see things flying. coming in. the roof caving in. bricks flying from the hot fireplace. >> reporter: marie colby couldn't believe her eyes. >> you could see all the stuff flying through the air. big, huge chunks hitting the car. and they we saw a semitruck in front of us flip over and another one up and over a little ways get picked up, thrown in ]> the air and actually tossed over into the ditch. >> reporter: but no one knew the enormity of the destruction till daybreak. well over 100 and counting among the confirmed dea

tonight, diane sawyer will anchor "world news" from memphis. >> any time you talk about a flood, you have to be focused on the weather. thunderstorms across the upper midwest and dakotas. chicago, milwaukee and des moines could get rain. a few inches of snow from the cascades to lake tahoe. showers in the pacific northwest. >> 71 in sacramento. 85 in phoenix. dallas, 92. omaha, 88. 71 in new york city. 87 in atlanta. 90 in miami. >>> the other major story is the growing pressure on pakistan over the osama bin laden raid. >> the u.s. wants to interview the three widows that bin laden left behind. they're in pakistani custody. emily schmidt joins us with more. good morning, emily. >> reporter: good morning. after months of intelligence gaerting gathering, the president said he had what he called a 55-45 situation. no definitive proof that bin land was in that compound. now is experts are working through what that all means. president obama said the 40 minutes he waited to see if the navy s.e.a.l.s found bin laden were some of the longest minutes of his life. >> it was a very tense situ

you can get the latest on the fallout from the death of osama bin laden on world news with diane sawyer immediately after abc2 news at 6 and then tonight at 10. don't miss a special edition of 20/20 kill shot the story behind bin laden's death which will take the most in-depth look at operation that took down the most wanted terrorist tonight at ten here on abc2 followed by abc2 news at 11. >>> back in april, cell phone video sur vasted that showed chrissy being attacked inside the restaurant. abc2 news christian schaver is talking to crissy for the first time and we will have the story tonight on abc2 news at 11. a baltimore county woman will have to pay back 10,000 dollars she scamed out of a ravens player. lisa ho cohen was accused of faking terminal cancer to get 10,000 dollars out of mike flin. she apologized to flin and his family in court and paid 2 grand in cash. she has been sentenced to repay the rest of the money by the end of the 3p year supervised probation sentence. cohen was hit with a suspend five year pries opt sentence. and the -- prison cents. and the man accused of k

we will have a special one-hour edition of " the world news close call with diane sawyer reported fromround zero. >> this has been a special report. >> welcome back to abc 7 news at noon. we continue our coverage now. with bin laden's death, many are asking what is next in the war on terror, and perhaps politically as well. joining me is joe williams. he covers the white house for politico. good afternoon. you saw the president. briefly, what is your reaction to his remarks today? >> it is not that much different from what he said last night. he is again calling it a moment of national unity. it is a large accomplishment for the u.s. and the war on terror. you'd be hard-pressed to argue it was not. he was also talking about how the trips made the sacrifice how it is very important to remember why they were there, how they're there and that the name was sort of almost faceless and you can save face was in this case because it was special operations how they manage to get the job done, thinking more of the country than of themselves. he is trying to play on a sense of national unity. >>

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. >> mark sawyer, thank you. >>> if you notice a lot more people walking around with sharks gear on tomorrow, this is why. erence finals. nex [ cheering and applause ] >> we just won the stanley cup. >>> a thrilling game 7, the sharks beat the detroit red wings to advance to the conference finals, next they'll take on the vancouver canucks for a seven-game series starting sunday in vancouver. chopper 5 is over the shark tank now. dennis o'donnell is on the ground and will have game highlights coming up a little later in sports. >> other bay area headlines. police believe a domestic dispute led to a fatal shooting at a parking garage. 54-year-old napoleon caligui ran and her friend. both were honor students and just weeks away from graduating. the man then shot himself. >>> the city of brentwood is using talking cameras to cut down on after-hour loitering and vandalism at a local park. the $6,000 device warns you and then it snaps your photo. creek side park has two of them. police put them in because of graffiti, gang problems, and drug usage. the aclu is worried about the invasion of privac

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reporter: there are no known photographs of the other wives, and his former sister-in-law told diane sawyer that bin laden did not like women to talk to him. >> my brother was standing at the stairs of the plane. they came, say hi, and he looked at me and said "don't talk." >> reporter: but the time bin laden moved to his mansion, he had divorced one of his wives to marry her and three others moved to syria. the injury to her leg is not considered serious, and u.s. officials say she is now in pakistani custody, diane. >> brian, thank you. >>> and there is a question being asked around the country tonight, does intelligence now show that the risk of retaliation is rising? and, what new measures are being taken to keep the u.s. safe? jim avila spent the day talking to the experts about that. >> reporter: the space needle in seattle today. plenty of tourists, but the eagle family from ft. worth, texas, did have to calm their son's fear. >> he saw the news, he asked, what that meant for us, would it mean that somebody else was going to try to hurt us? >> reporter: police across the country are

there will be a special one hour edition of world news with diane sawyer and then abc 7 news from 6:30 to 7. night line will have an hour long special tonight. >> web surfers becare. how hackers are using bin laden's death as an opportunity to wreak havoc on your computer. >> and what was the smoke on the peninsula that is raising air quality concerns. >> summer-like warm midweek. temperatures will hit the nines. the news continues in o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o

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insiders are so unhappy, some are urging chris christie to reconsider his emphatic statement to diane sawyer. >> i'm not running for president. >> reporter: former first lady laura bush called mitch daniels' wife urging her to help push her husband into the race. for now, the field includes newt gingrich, a family values conservative who has had three wives, mitt romney, still unannounced who signed a universal health care plan in massachusetts that won him an endorsement that will not help. >> i agree with mitt romney. >> reporter: congressman ron paul, michele bachmann and the donald. >> you're fired. >> reporter: the candidate from reality tv. >> i spoke today to huckabee's top advisor, he says he's guessing that huckabee will announce that he's not running. but even he doesn't know. huckabee hasn't told him either. >> john, thanks to you. >>> the feds are following an arrest in south florida, an imam of a miami mosque and two of his sons, one of them also an imam, accused of providing $50,000 to the pakistani taliban which of course the u.s. considers a terrorist organization. >>> in pak

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for diane sawyer and all of us here at abc news, have a good night and a happy mother's day.ost two billion tons of freight move around this country every year... and control centers like this keep track of it all. it takes advanced telemetry and satellite tracking acoustic detectors and friction modifiers. high tech innovations that help rail move our economy. freight rail companies invest billions of their own dollars not taxpayers' money - to make rail safe, reliable, efficient and affordable. it takes tons of technology to haul tons of freight.

i'm diane sawyer, good night. >> the attack on a giant fan and criminal history of a suspected gang member facing lay offs. jobs are cut from the budget but not the new office furniture. >> a daring demonstration below the richmond bridge. find out why they risk their lives to make a points. >> and defending the round up of thousands of horses . what might happen if they are allowed to roam free. >> we have breaking news. >> you are looking at a live picture from sky 7 hd, a tour bus run off of the interstate. it happened on lion road south of cherry glen. the chp said the bus veered off of the roadway and took out 50 or 60 feet of fence. >> 13 people were taken to the hospital. we don't know how serious they are at point. >> we don't know if there were tourist on board. >> we'll follow that as need be. >> the family of a giants fan nearly beaten to death. after a

diane sawyer has been following them throughout the years.ake a look. >> reporter: right after 9/11, we first met the expectant mothers have just become widows d some of the babies born right after that dark day. hello. remember me? and over the years, we watched them star in their home movies. >> da, da. >> reporter: babble. take their first baby steps. >> where are you going to go? whoa. >> reporter: and as the steps grew stronger year after year, we played that song "we hope you dance." ♪ i hope you dance >> reporter: and through it all, we were struck how much they resemble the fathers who had died that day. one mother said to us "you are the kiss your father left behind." lisa rina along with other women in the sad sisterhood recorded video diaries throughout the years. and today lisa shared her thoughts when she heard the news. >> just a bundle of emotions. very hard to explain. it just brings it all back. it's just so surreal. >> reporter: though many of these mothers told us they were too overcome with emotion to speak. though some se