at washington national airport, stephanie ramos, abc news. >>> when we come back, calvin klein's new underwear model. >>> and the music star that just got married to a new york city cop. "the skinny" is next. stay with us. stay with us. cop. the ste"the skinny" is next. stay with us. tingling for me, warming for him. wow! this valentine's day get what you want ♪ skinny, just give me the skinny ♪ >>> and you know what that means? it's time for "the skinny," starting with the jaw-dropping ad from calvin klein. >> it is jaw dropping. he's not even old enough to drink yet, but shawn mendes is already stripping down and turning heads. he made his grammy debut last week teaming up with miley cyrus. they played the performance "in my blood together." shawn decided to show off the guns after that. >> now he's just in his boxers. he tweeted out this photo from his upcoming calvin klein ad campaign. reclining on what looks like a kitchen counter while wearing nothing but those -- >> he's wearing white, of course. >> -- calvin klein boxer briefs. >> in this photo he's wearing a black boxer brie

here's abc's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: terrifying moments at orlando's international airport when police say 32-year-old ryan mills tried to breach a security checkpoint. passengers waiting to go through security, instead taking off running, fearing he has a gun. parents grabbing their babies out of strollers. knocking down barriers, running and hiding for their lives. >> there's like a stampede of people running. me and andrew hopped the counter to hide in the back of chick-fil-a. >> reporter: tsa officers ushering people to safety. >> so, everyone just takes flight and everyone's jumping over each other. i'm trying like to grab parents, grab kids, trying to tell people to just go, go, go. >> reporter: police say when they detained the suspect he reached into his pocket, causing the panic. >> he has a grenade or something in his hand! >> reporter: police say the suspect was unarmed, but taken into custody. >> stephanie ramos joins us. we heard the chaos right there in that video. this all unfolding during one of the busiest screening times of the day. impacting operations at the

>> stephanie ramos, thank you. >>> next to the search and rescue operation under way off south florida tonight. a cargo plane crashing into the ocean. a coast guard helicopter pulling one crew member right there frog that search operatid >> rorte the mancooped coast guard is being treated tonight while the search continues for the other person on board the cargo plane, which made a mayday call just before hitting the water. >> miami, you got any updates on that airplane? i just want to get any news on that mayday. >> reporter: the man rescued was flown to a local hospital. his head bandaged as he was wheeled to the emergency room. as boats arrived, they found parts of the plane. a wing, other floating debris. the plane was on a flight from the bahamas to the miami area. this is the twin engine plane, owned by conquest air cargo, which says on its website that it is the daily air cargo provider for nassau and the bahamas. the coast guard says at this hour it is continuing the search for the missing pilot. the man in the hospital is listed in stable condition according to his company. da

. >> i'm stephanie ramos in for janai norman. theer are the stories we are following on "world news now." >>> and the winner is -- "green book" overcoming criticism for the best picture oscar. rami malek won big for "bohemian rhapsody." >>> the south is cleaning up after five tornadoes touched down this weekend. one destroyed the commercial district of columbus, mississippi. one person was killed and at least a dozen injured. >>> aviation mystery near houston. finding the flight recorder is one of the highest priorities. full details on the investigation coming up. >>> "empire" actor jussie smollett is getting support from his tv dad. he posted we love the hell out of you. he lied about an alleged attack last month. those are some of the top stories this monday, february 25th. >>> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> we begin this half hour with the oscars. a big night for women and people of color. >> the academy award for best picture went to "green book," a film about a black musician and white chauffeur tra

stephanie ramos has more on an empire co-star coming to his defense. >> in this morning's gma first looksie smollett digging in, denying he staged a racist and homophobic attack. his tv dad coming to his defense as the show they worked on empire pulls smollett's character from the last two episodes of the season to avoid further disruption onset. terrence howard posting on instagram. the jussie i know could never even conceive of something so unconscious or ugly. his innocence or judgment is not for any of us to decide. stay in your lane. >> charged with filing a false police report. detailing the attack in an interview with abc news. and coming up at 7:00 a.m., a gma exclusive. robin roberts interviews chicago police superintendent eddie johnson live in times square. with your gma first look, i'm stephanie ramos, abc news, new york. >>> happening today, 58 former senior national security officials are set to issue a statement saying ctual basis for president trump's national emergency proclamation to build a border wall. it includes madeline albright. it's intended to support lawsuits c

abc's stephanie ramos joins us this morning with the new details. ephanie, good morning. >> reporter: eva and whit, good morning. it is a tense scene outside of that apartment complex just coming to an end a short time ago. here's how it all started. overnight, a standoff in an apartment complex erupted into gunfire, killing one sheriff's deputy and injuring another. the incident taking place just outside of cincinnati. authorities say they were responding the a call about a disturbance last night around 7:00. a suspect then apparently barricaded himself inside the apartment, saying he had weapons. just this morning, a fire was reported at the scene. at one point, police say the suspect started firing rounds. two sheriff's deputies were hit. >> two deputies from clermont county sheriff's office were struck. one is in stable condition at university of cincinnati hospital. the other deputy has passed away. >> reporter: authorities reportedly used megaphones to negotiate with the suspect. that suspect is now in custody following that 12-hour long stando

the snow has already started in virginia and west virginia, so let's go ahead and begin with stephanie ramos's in charlottesville, virginia, where it's been snowing for the last couple of hours, stephanie. >> reporter: ginger, good morning. this is a massive snowstorm. here in charlottesville, virginia, you can see the roads are covered and the snow is wet and it's heavy. we set this cup out about an hour ago, you can see it's filling up. two to three inches has fallen across the area and this is what major cities along the i-95 corridor are going to be dealing with. 35 states from kansas to maine slammed with snow, rain and ice. overnight, slick, icy conditions making for some dangerous commutes, forcing cars in new mexico to spin out of control. kansas resembling a frozen tundra. plows unable to keep up. roads and highways littered with vehicles ending up off road. good samaritans and officers stopping and pushing and pulling. these pickup trucks slipping and sliding as they try to get a tractor trailer back on the road. drivers trying to navigate the winter storm conditions. this school b

i'm stephanie ramos in for janai norman. >> and i'm kenneth moton.ty took center stage at the oscars. where it was a night of historic firsts. >> but in the end, the word of the night was upset. "green book" took home the oscar for best picture. and it was olivia colman, not glenn close who won best actress. we'll have live report from hollywood in just a moment. >>> but first, right now, we're following weather affecting much of the country. >> the south cleans up from a tornado outbreak. this morning, damaging winds whirling across the great lakeses to the east coast. from washington, d.c., to chicago, where 60-mile-per-hour wind gusts toppled this gas station roof. in upstate new york, this traffic signal almost hit a car. after strong winds blew it down. >> this is very dangerous winds. >> reporter: on the campus of the university of buffalo, the bookstore's roof is ripped off. and in hamburg, new york, evacuations are under way as tons of ice on lake erei gets pushing right up to the beach. >> oh, my goodness, there is. >> reporter: it follows a

stephanie ramos is on the scene tonight. >> reporter: baltimore police got the call of the shooting just before noon. >> medic aid respond, frederick douglass high school, for a shooting. >> reporter: police say a 25-year-old man entered the lobby of frederick douglass high school and shot a hall monitor in the lower torso. the school put on lockdown. students and teachers hiding in classrooms. >> it's crazy man. it's crazy. >> reporter: one teacher tweeting -- "kids are aggravated and seem nervous, but we're okay." >> we believe that this is an inside the school. >> school police officers were nearby. they were able to engage the suspect, take him into custody without incident. worried parents racing to the campus that is now a crime scene. >> reporter: school sources confirm the shooter was a relative of a student. the mall hon tore is in serious but stable condition. >>> next to the search and rescue operation under way off south florida tonight. a cargo plane crashing into the hospital. tonight that search operation does continue. here's abc ea's david kerleyy. >> reporter: the man s

here's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: tonight, on onboard meltdown. this woman getting a one-way ticket straight to the broward county jail. >> you want to make it viral? make it viral! >> reporter: and passengers recorded it. >> who is taping this? who is taping this? >> reporter: 32-year-old valerie gonzalez yelling, then spitting. police say this all started because she didn't want to sit next to a child. according to the incident report, gonzalez is heard shouting "i'm not sitting next to a 3-year-old! i've been drinking all day." >> i didn't do anything. i sat down in my seat! i asked to go somewhere else. but they're being -- >> reporter: the flight crew called security. the 32-year-old was taken off the aircraft and arrested. >> i'll take my [ bleep ]. [ bleep ] y'all. enjoy yourself in vegas. vegas, baby, vegas. >> reporter: responding officers say the woman did try to get back on the plane, even hitting a gate agent on the head. but they were finally able to restrain her in a wheelchair. she is now facing battery charges. tom? >> stephanie, t

our stephanie ramos is outside charlottesville, virginia. >> snow plows like this one have been salting and clearing the roads all day. but the roads still proving to be too dangerous. virginia state police say they've responded to at least 380 crashes and stuck vehicles. >> reporter: the storm snarling air travel, more than 2,000 flights cancelled nationwide. our david kerley is at reagan national airport. >> while there are takeoffs and landings, this is ground zero for the problems today. 40% of the flights canceled here before noon. >> reporter: ice and snow from the same system temporarily shutting down all the runways at the minneapolis/st. paul airport. across the heartland, driving is treacherous. 11 vehicles, including 9 semis, involved in multiple crashes on interstate 80 west of lincoln, nebraska. three people taken to the hospital. troopers warning drivers in the state to slow down. >> actually looks partially clear, but it's not. that portion, where it shows pavement, is actually a sheet of ice. it's very slick. >> reporter: in the south, torrti downpours and ma.me stse atl

abc's stephanie ramos near the proposed site tonight, where many are angry this evening, some are angry at politicians who they believe chased amazon out. >> reporter: this local new york city business owner stunned. >> oh, i'm sorry, am i going to interrupt your little, like, [ bleep ] parade that you're going to throw for screwing over all our jobs? >> reporter: lashing out at a city council member. >> we're a [ bleep ] embarrassment to new york city now because of you guys. >> reporter: moments after amazon abruptly pulled the plug on building half of its second headquarters in this queens neighborhood. amazon saying a number of local politicians "made it clear that they oppose our presence and will not work with us to build the type of relationships that are required to go forward." the governor and mayor of new york enticing the retail giant after its nationwide search with nearly three billion dollars in tax incentives and subsidies, even a private helipad. in return, at least 25,000 jobs. the governor recently defending the deal and those jobs. >> it is irresponsible to allow pol

here's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: tonight, a veteran sheriff's deputy is dead. his partner wounded just outside cincinnati after a gun fight with this man, 23-year-old wade edward winn. deputies responding to a call saturday night of a suicidal man barricaded inside an apartment with a weapon. winn documenting the standoff on instagram, posting, "he needs help." >> they have fired back at me, but only once or twice. >> reporter: authorities say winn was involved in a burglary attempt. but despite threatening suicide, began firing at the arriving officers. winn keeping police at bay for a tense 12 hours. a fire even breaking out. authorities using megaphones to negotiate with winn. >> we want you to surrender and get you the help you need. >> reporter: hours later, winn is taken into custody by a s.w.a.t. team. killed in the confrontation, detective bill brewer, a married father of a 5-year-old son. >> its a very sad morning for the claremont county sheriff's office. >> reporter: police escorting brewer's body. officers lining the highway, saluting as the motorca

abc's stephanie ramos in virginia. >> reporter: virginia's first lady, pam northam, under fire tonight, after handing out raw cotton to a group of students, some of them black, during a tour of the governor's mansion, telling them to imagine what it was like to be a slave. but the mother of one of those eighth grade students outraged, in etr that black students were singled out, writing, "why would anyone ask children to imagine something like that, let alone african-american children?" mrs. northam's office denies singling anyone out. in a statement, the first lady says it was intended illustrate "a painful period of virginia history." this comes as her embattled husband, democratic governor ralph northam, tries to reconcile with the black community after admitting to wearing blackface at a dance contest. mrs. northam standing by her husband's side, stepping in when it appeared he considered demonstrating the moonwalk. >> my wife says that's inappropriate. >> reporter: a spokesperson for first lady offered to convey her apology in person to the young girl and her mother, but she has n

. >> i have stephanie ramos holding down the court here two days in a row. >> the love is alive. >> shes great to be here. you are absolutely right, the oscars so many people are talking about. we will talk about today. we find out what really went down at those plaerts. >> exactly. >> a big week in washington. a big night for the president who is not in washington. >> we begin with president trump and kim jong-un, a day after kicking off their second summit in less than a year. >> the north korean leader arrived in vietnam by armored train before making the laft leg of the joiner my by car and president trump is scheduled to touch down in the vietnamese capital today. is latest push for de-nuclearization will include a private dinner with kim and a series of official meetings, but the president is tamping down expectation. abc's jonathan karl is in hanoi. >> reporter: president trump took off for hanoi eager to leave his political problems behind and hungry for a win on the world stage. >> i think we want de-nuclearization, the president thinks he can believe where others have failed.

abc's stephanie ramos has the story from washington. ephanie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you guys. so frightening. this all happened during one of the busiest security screening times of the day at orlando's airport, causing major delays of course, and police still don't know why the suspect tried to breach security. >> go, go, go, go. >> reporter: moments of absolute panic at orlando's international airport when police say a man tried to bust through a security checkpoint saturday afternoon. passengers waiting to go through security hear the commotion and take off running. fearing the 37-year-old suspect. parents grabbing their babies out of strollers, knocking down barriers, running and hiding wherever they can. some people running past the checkpoints, leading tsa to shut down all screenings. >> it sounded like it was a fight because there was just a lot of commotion going on, and then tables being flipped over and then all of a sudden, you know, you hear this pop, pop, pop. >> there was, like, a stampede of people run

stephanie ramos, abc news, capitol hill. >>> bay area billionaire and liberal activist tom citier tookia today to defend himself against republican attacks during the cohen hearing and shut down rumors of financial ties to the president's former fixer. citier tweeted "i'm not paying more have a pied maid mr. cohen legal bills." he also released a recorded statement. >> this morning we are now officially in a constitutional crisis. the american public is finally able to hear firsthand the kind of criminal behavior that has characterized the trump administration and mr. trump himself. >> during his opening statement ranking republican member jim jordan of ohio called cohen a patsy being used by democrats to try to remove president trump from office because "tom stier told them to." >> for much of the hearing it felt as if michael cohen was on trial for himself. and for one audience here in the bay area watching that give and take was a valuable learning experience. the michael cohen hearing was must-see tv at golden gate university law school in san francisco where courtroom-style debate

abc's stephanie ramos is in washington with what manafort could be facing now. stephanie, good morning. >> reporter: hey, whit, good morning. in a 27-page sentencing memo filed overnight, special counsel robert mueller's office says paul manafort, the president's former campaign chairman, deserves up to 24 years in prison for his financial crimes which he was convicted of last summer in virginia. manafort was convicted of bank fraud, tax fraud and one count of failure to disclose a foreign bank. manafort's sentencing in virginia has now been put on hold until attorneys in d.c. figure out whether manafort violated the terms of his plea deal by intentionally lying to authorities. now, in the memo mueller's office calls manafort's actions brazen and bold and that his age should not be considered when deciding on a sentence. mueller's office did not, however, suggest a prison term for manafort. now, keep in mind this comes after some very long meetings between manafort and the special counsel's team the last few weeks. manafort just this friday agreeing to cooperate

our stephanie ramos was outside charlottesville, virginia. >> reporter: snowplows like this will haveg and salting the roads all day and the roads still proving to be too dangerous and police responding to 380 crashes and stuck vehicles. >> reporter: the storm snarling air travel. more than 2,000 flights canceled nationwide. our david kerley is at the airport. >> reporter: while there are take offs and landings, this is ground zero. 40% of the flights here canceled before noon. ice and snow shutting down all the runways at the minneapolis/st. paul airport and across the heartland, driving is treacherous. a kansas woman was killed when her vehicle overturned. 11 vehicles involved on multiple crashes on interstate 80, west of lincoln, nebraska. three people taken to the hospital. troopers warning drivers to slow down. >> it actually looks partially clear. it's not. that portion where it shows pavement, it's a sheet of ice and is very slick. >> reporter: in the south, torrential downpours and flooding in tuscaloosa, alabama. some streets under water in atlanta and parts of the region cou

stephanie ramos, abc news, washington. >> our thanks to stephanie there. winn has a record of minor crimes, misdemeanor marijuana convictions dating back in 2015 >>> coming up, our favorite super bowl moments. >> why some of us may never be able to look at cashews the same way again. you are watching "world news now." ting back in 2015. we are definitely watching developments from that story. >>> coming up, our favorite super bowl moments. >> why some of us may never be able to look at cashews the same way ever again. you are watching "world news now." in. you are watching "world news now." like new clay stick masks. all mask, no mess. olay hydrating facial mist. for hydration on the go. and our breakthrough brightening eye cream. boosted with vitamin c. get your new beauty fix. only by olay. ♪ the land of the free ♪ and the home of the brave >> yes. >> looking and sounding like an angel. >> the perfect flyover for the empress of soul, sister gladys taking us to church. one of the most memorable moments of super bowl liii. she hit that brave twice, and the

abc's stephanie ramos has the latest. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: hey there, michael.rning. just across the water behind me that's where amazon's expansive corporate campus would have been built city. but amazon received some serious backlash and essentially why they backed out, receiving some serious backlash from local politicians who questioned why the company was set to gain $3 billion in government obover time.k now, the company says those technology jobs that were slated for new york offices are going to spread those across the u.s. and canada including chicago, austin, texas, and toronto. now they do have about 5,000 employees spread out across the new york city area. amazon says they'll continue growing those teams. but right now, they say, they do not intend on starting a new search for a new york location. michael? >> all right, thank you, stephanie. a lot of disappointment on both sides. >> it was a huge turnaround and a real surprise to new york too. >> a lot of backlash in that community for that one, too. >>> with nine days to go, let's shift gears, until