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we return to the scandal that >> we turn now to the scandal that forced an nba owner to give up his team. billionaire donald sterling's wife now going after his alleged mistress in court. >> sterling apparently showered her with millions of dollars worth of gifts. now a judge says she has to give it back. here's linsey davis. >> v. stiviano back in the spotlight ordered to pay back $2.6 million to the wife of former l.a. clippers owner donald sterling. barbara walters spoke with stiviano last year. >> i'm his confidante, his best friend, his silly rabbit. >> his what. >> silly rabbit. >> shelley sterling claims

stiviano seduced her husband into lavishing her with gifts paid for by the couple's shares assets. this lawsuit was under way even before that bomb shell conversation was released that caused him to lose his team. >> don't bring black people and don't come. >> sterling discussed the legal action last year. >> why are you suing her? >> because donald bought her three cars, jewelry, many things. and i felt i wanted my 50% back. >> she's getting that and then some. stiviano not only has to pay back the more than $400,000 spent on those three luxury cars and $430,000 in cash payments, she'll have to surrender the $1.8 million duplex she was gifted and still lives in. >> shelley sterling's lawyer says she's thrilled and this decision sets a precedent for injured spouses that they can recover damages. as for stiviano, her attorney says she plans to appeal.

linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> wow, that's kind of harsh. >> how is she going to come up with the cash. >> i don't know. for a wife who feels she's been wronged, i think she's right. it sort of sets a precedent. >> there's a lot of women going hell yeah. >> yeah. >> next half hour, her last turn on the runway. gisele bundchen arguably the most famous supermodel on the planet. she's hanging it up. say it ain't so, gisele. on the runway 20 years. can you believe that? her grand finale last night, husband tom was cheering on from the sidelines and he was not jumping off any cliffs. >> first, it's national eggs benedict day. what better way to celebrate than topping it off with a little bit of lobster. that's up next with our catch of the day "insomniac kitchen."

>> oh, we love celebrating food holidays here on "world news now." right now. >> holidays. >> i knew you would say that. i knew you would say that. i knew you would catch it. we're serving up the king of breakfast dishes, eggs benedict. >> >> now i didn't know this. originally made to help cure hangovers. should have been my favorite dish ever. now has many variations including a seafood substitution. let's head into the insomniac kitchen with genevieve shar brown. >> it's national eggs benedict day. i'm here with chef bill mcdaniel of the upper westside mermaid inn in new york city. did you know there was such a thing as national eggs benedict day? >> i will no idea. you guys brought it to me. who knew? >> in celebration of this national holiday, tell me what we're going to make today. >> we're going to make a decadent version.

>> i was worried about the lobster thing. it looks like it's already done. what comes next. >> add the eggs in here. take a dash of worcester and squeeze one of these lemon. >> these are called lemon shower caps. that's so you don't get the seeds in it. >> very technical. add a little bit of old bay. everybody knows it. everybody loves it. we're going to bring them to temperature over the double boiler. >> okay. whisk them up. >> i've tried to poach eggs my whole life and never done it right. this looks like a perfectly poach egg if i have ever seen one. i guess the next phase of this is assembling and then eating. >> making it to eat it. >> what do we do first? >> toast some brioche buns. love these. nice and crispy golden brown. so we're going to add bacon to each one. >> fantastic. >> this is the part where the professionals have to take over. >> hollandaise. you want to slowly cascade it over the side. >> that looks incredible.

>> we're going to finish it. now you're ready to eat. look at that. got the egg going. >> so good. >> out of this world. this is delicious. thank you so much for inviting us. i'm going to have a little bit more. >> so, joining us right now is our catch of the day. lobster and t.j. holmes. >> okay. >> and unfortunately, eggs benedict doesn't travel well. you know we have a good chef who helped us out because he said try a lobster roll instead of the eggs benedict because there's lobster in the eggs

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so this is an interesting time for "the mix." there was an interesting thing that happened in europe where three friends wanted to find their doppelgangers, somebody across the world among strangers who looked like themselves. they launched a website called twin-strangers.com and wanted to see which could find their doppelganger around the world. looks like there was a winner. this woman found her doppelganger in ireland. just an hour away. the friends all gave themselves 28 days to find out who they looked like the most. what do you think? this is them putting make yop -- make-up on. they look very much alike. >> it's the skin tone and similar hairstyle. i don't know if we just looked at the faces. i don't know. >> so you say what makes it is

the skin tone, the dark hair. >> and the hairstyles make them look similar. >> skin tone, dark hair, hairstyles. who would you say is your doppelganger? we searched high and low amongst strangers across the world. we figured out this would be your doppelganger. >> you all pulled that up that quickly. let me get the look. which way is he going? >> this way. >> yeah. look at that. look at that. >> right? the lips are a little darker. he's been smoking a few cigarettes more than i have. >> let me tell you, you look like the son he never had. >> i've got the red tie on now. yeah. >> something you'd like to tell us about the president of the united states? >> no, no, i was born in arkansas. i was not born in kenya. >> oh. >> we're good. hopefully, everybody gets that joke and understands, all right? he's joked about it, too. all right. >> you do look very much alike. strangers around the world picked this man to be your

doppelganger. >> light skinned brothers all look alike. >> you're the one who said it's the dark hair, the skin color and hairstyle. >> i've got a few grays, as well since working with you. yes. it's very similar. >> he's got a few grays since working in the white house. it worked out well. >> what is our next story. >> the world's first octopus who is a photographer. take a look at this octopus. turning the tables around. he takes pictures of you. he hears a buzzer go off and then he snaps his camera. believe it or not octopus, octopi what's the plural of octopus? octopi? this octopus this octopus he is considered smarter than at average bear. and if you're wondering it's rambo. rambo is the octopus. >> is the name of this octopus. the last one from natalia high school in texas, a sweet prom proposal. a young man proposed to that young lady to go to prom, if you will. set this up with the school. she's a special needs student and he had her favorite roses. he had her favorite song playing but said mom, i wanted to ask

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this morning on "world news now," fearless flight. the gyrocopter pilot who flew into the most restricted air space in the country landing on the u.s. capitol lawn. >> the disturbing images captured on an arizona police dashcam, showing an officer ramming his squad car into a suspect. who is speaking out now about this and why the pictures may not tell the entire story. >> explosive scene. one man's attempt to get rid of bedbugs in his rental car led to this. what he did that landed him in the hospital. >> and career decision. one of the hottest supermodels in the world, gisele bundchen, and what she's now refusing to do in "the skinny" on thursday, april 16th. captions paid for by

abc, inc. from abc news, this is "world news now" with t.j. holmes and reena ninan. >> come on. >> t.j. holmes is saying this gentleman who the flew into the capitol is flying home. >> how would they know at this point. >> i think he's in custody. >> now he's in custody. he announced to everybody what he was going to do, did it, the toughest air space in the world flew right through. landed at the capitol. you have too much of a little glisten in your eye. >> this is the strangest thing. there's been too many security breaches. >> you get very passionate about the security breaches. >> are you kidding me? this is possible in this day and age. this is stunning. the security breach at the capitol. you've seen this by now. a small helicopter. a one-man helicopter penetrating restricted airspace, swooping over tourists landing yards from our decisionmakers. he could have landed in the speaker's office. >> some of the most powerful people in the world. but you know what,

inside the gyrocopter, 61-year-old doug hughes is a florida mailman, he was hoping to make a political point. somehow it went undetected till it landed. no fighter jets scrambled and we're learning you don't need a license to fly the chopper. here's karen travers. >> it was a dramatic way to send a political message. >> we both looked at it, said, oh, where the heck is that going? >> the gyrocopter was heading right for the front lawn of the u.s. capitol. >> the guy giving us the thumbs up and just like flew on by. >> the capitol grounds were put on lockdown. the pilot swarmed by law enforcement officials but put up no resistance. he was identified as doug hughes, a postal worker from florida who told his local paper about his plans to deliver letters to members of congress, demanding action on campaign finance. >> i'm going to violate the no-fly zone, nonviolently and for nobody to get hurt and i'm going to land on the capitol mall in front of the capitol building.

>> he reached out to the tampa bay times reporter ben montgomery about a year ago and told him about his plans for civil disobedience. >> i didn't think he would make it anywhere close to here. i see him coming over the top of the buildings. holy heavens, he made it a long way. >> he didn't warn the secret service about hughes' plans but the worker was known to the secret service. agents spoke to him last year after learning he was planning a protest. the incident is raising concerns about security in the nation's capitol. >> how does an individual in the airspace get that close? >> a top lawmaker says if doug hughes flew any closer to the u.s. capitol building, he would have been taken out by police. karen travers, abc news, capitol hill. >> any closer, he was 100 yards away. what's the threshold, 99 yards? >> closer is like inside the elevator at the capitol. >> this is so perplexing. >> it is.

>> i know he's going to get in trouble. he might end up in prison somewhere. a lot of people say he just did us a favor because he didn't mean harm and he could highlight a security problem. so we might thank him later. >> but do you think the penalty or whatever it is that he gets is less severe because he publicly said i want to do this in a nonviolent way? there was nothing found by the way inside of that device helicopter. >> his blog, he says i mean no one harm. this is what i'm going to do. i don't know what authorities are going to do. he announced this thing. doug hughes has been with the postal service 11 years. he told the "tampa bay times" that he was going to do the stunt. he knew it would cost him his job. he's described by neighbors as a soft spoken nice guy. paper says he kept his wife and 12-year-old daughter in the dark about this but he did share his plans with at least one neighbor. >> secret service interviewed him and i last year. he wanted to do something that was spectacular. i was against it from the beginning and to the end because i knew how dangerous it was. >> in one video, hughes said

he's not suicidal. he didn't think authorities would open fire on him. he claims he was defenseless. he claims a boy scout with a bb gun could shoot him down. stay with us here at abc news all day as we uncover new details about hughes and the security breach. look for updates on america this morning and later on good morning america. >> former nfl star aaron hernandez will spend the rest of had his life in prison after being convicted of first degree murder. jurors decided he was guilty of killing his one-time friend odin lloyd. lloyd's sister and mother were in the courtroom when the verdict was read. >> my baby's footprints is in my heart forever. >> she forgives hernandez and everyone who might have had a hand in his murder. hernandez still faces a separate trial for a 2012 double murder in boston. he'll serve out his sentence

at a prison just over a mile from the patriots stadium. >> that heart stopping dashcam video out of arizona. an officer seen ramming his cruiser near an armed suspect. police chief is standing by as a officer's unconventional actions. >> reporter: the video is so shocking it's hard to believe that the suspect survived as a marana, arizona police car runs him down at speed. the suspect's lawyer says it's a blatant case of excessive force. all caught on camera. >> i think there's all sorts of other things that the police have been trained on and could have done. >> reporter: police say the video actually doesn't tell the whole story. the suspect mario valencia was wanted for a suspected crime spree unfolding over just three hours, robbing a 7-eleven, breaking into a church and allegedly stealing a car and also caught on camera stealing this rifle and ammunition from a walmart. when police initially approach him, he's holding the rifle. >> stop. >> you don't want to do this.

you don't want to do this. >> reporter: walking down the street, he turns left and then he fires. >> one round just went out. into the sky. >> this is where it happened. you can still see the wall. bricks were taken out by the car here. but just around the corner, a movie theater, a post office, a number of businesses. police were worried if he made it there, he might shoot someone. >> i think that deadly force was certainly authorized in that situation and i think the officer made a very difficult decision. >> the county attorney declined to prosecute the officer, but the police department here is continuing to conduct its own internal review into this incident. neal karlinksky, abc news near tucson, arizona. >> a new york man was seriously hurt while trying to get rid of his rental car which had bed bugs. he told police he sprayed the front seat with rubbing alcohol but decided to light up a cigarette. the car erupted in flames. those flames spreading to two other vehicles. he was able to escape but not

before he was burned. incredible pictures. and this is the latest effort to land a rocket from the private space company spacex. it appears to touch down safely on a barge off florida's coast and then tips over and explodes. company says it was going too fast to land safely. it's the third time spacex has tried to rocket recycle test, rocket recycling test which will significantly cut the cost of space travel if they get it right. >> they will eventually. >> they will. >> here's a look at your weather. 10 to 15 degrees cooler in the east. northeast. a few late day showers further inland. heavy rain for most of the south, with severe storms in texas, oklahoma and kansas. mild in the midwest. windy in the southwest and snow in the rockies. >> upper 50s in the northeast. steamy in the south. 60s and 70s in the midwest. 80 in the southwest. 70 degrees today in the nation's capital. a nice temperature for maybe doing some flying around the nation's capital or maybe doing some gardening growing stuff.

maybe even at the white house. >> particularly at the white house. the first lady michelle obama got help from school kids yesterday to plant the annual white house kitchen gard and. it's the seventh straight year the garden has been grown. >> it has five new vegetables this year. broccoli, spinach, radishes, lettuce and bok choy. >> how delicious. that's great. >> all about this menu. eventually this will be on the menu there at the white house. at some point. >> terrific. coming up when was the last time airlines offered you free wine or beer? >> oh, come on. >> yeah. >> are you serious? >> i'm serious this time. also in "the skinny," kim kardashian proves again she is not shy. >> and later we'll take you into the jungle for a documentary about monkeys two years in the making and comic tina fey is actually involved. you're watching "world news now." is actually involved. you're watching "world news now."

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there's all the evidence you there's all the evidence you might need to convince you never take chances in the water. it happened on the islands off the west coast of ireland. you see the woman out there? watch as a huge wave crashes against the rocks sweeping her off the cliff. she fell 40 feet. other tourists tried to pull her to safety. she was flown to a hospital. she made it out alive but did suffer a broken ankle. >> i hope she got the money shot. >> now to a disturbing crime in the air. jetliner diverted last week to chicago. we've now learned the individual taken off the aircraft in the chicago is being investigated for assaulting another passenger. sexually assaulting that passenger.

it's a crime that often doesn't go reported. here's abc's david kerley. >> reporter: abc news has learned it was a united jet that the diverted to chicago to remove an individual. we're told by a source that person is being investigated for sexual assault similar to many other cases. >> i knew in my head i should scream, i should yell, are i should do something but i couldn't get my body to react. >> dana larue says she was a victim of sexual assault at 32,000 feet. >> then i woke up sometime later to find his hand again on my leg high up on my inner upper thigh. >> it's not unheard of. last year a computer engineer who left court covering his head with a coat was deported after pleading guilty to the groping a woman and a rabbi in brooklyn sentenced to 60 days in prison for similar charges. authorities believe this is a vastly underreported crime. the fbi says in the new york area alone, a sexual or physical assault on a flight happens each week.

the sexual assaults at altitude usually on overnight flights. >> lights down low, not many people walking around. we've seen it often where the victim has taken some kind of anxiety medicine and not responsive. >> the fbi doesn't have the good statistics and believes victims are embarrassed, afraid to speak up. >> if it happens on a plane, you're going to prosecute. >> if it happens in that cylindrical enclosed space, when that lands, the fbi will be waiting for you. >>the fbi says the flight crew is the passenger's 911 on a flight. dana didn't report her case at the time, a regret that led her to become an advocate with advice. >> i advise anybody who might find themself in that situation, make a huge scene. don't be afraid. >> she has started a blog to try and raise awareness. as for that chicago case last week, the investigation continues. so far no charges have been filed. david kerley, abc news los angeles. >> the skies will get friendlier this summer on international flights. united airlines upgrading food

on long haul flights overseas. beer and wine will be free even in economy class. united will serve complementary three-course meals. it's facing increased competition and american and delta already offer these perks. the freebees start in june just in time for travel. looking forward to that. >> freebie and wine. we should just fly somewhere. >> we should just do the show from 35,000 feet in the air. doesn't have to be business class. we'll take coach. >> coming up, a preview of kim kardashian's new book and she didn't write a thing. we'll explain. >> what really happened with that major hollywood meltdown. "the skinny" up next. with that major hollywood meltdown. the skinny up next.

♪ skinny, so skinny ♪ ♪ skinny, so skinny ♪ >> all right. this is -- might want to get the kleenex out for this one. >> really? >> a little teary eyed. a little upset about this one. end of an era in the fashion world. one of the world's most famous supermodels is hanging up the what, she's hanging up the bikini, she's hanging up, what does she hang up? >> that's why you made me get the box of kleenexs out. >> this is a sad story. she's hanging up the lingerie. >> t.j. is having a hard time with this. >> this is difficult. >> gisele bundchen. you're tongue tied because of

how gorgeous she is. she is taking her last turn down the catwalk. the mother of 2 had an impressive career, 20 years strutting her stuff down runways from the world's top designers in fashion. but now she's hanging it up. >> her last walk down the runway. she did it where else, in her native brazil where it all started. her hubby tom brady was there to cheer her on. this was an emotionally charged show in sao paulo. she says she wants to spend more time with the fam, plans to continue working in the industry, however. >> she took to instagram with a vintage pic when she was 14 writing i am grateful i was given the opportunity to start this journey. look how beautiful. stunning. well hosting an awards show can be a pretty tough gig. but terry crews makes it look pretty easy. check out this opening musical number from the tv land awards where he lip syncs to theme songs. >> the actor host of who wants to be a millionaire. he did his thing and showed some love to the very golden lady. ♪ if you threw a party, invited

everyone you knew ♪ ♪ you would see the biggest gift would be from me ♪ ♪ and the card attached would say thank you for being a friend ♪ >> oh. that was awesome. i love that one. how can you not love betty white? looking amazing. she's 93. >> she is not 93. >> she is 93. >> she is not 93. >> yes, i know. she looks better than me. >> seth rogen was trying to get a peek on the action. terry crews had a good time. always does his thing. that was fun. >> all right. just when you thought you had seen it all from kim kardashian, think again. >> there's more to see? >> there is. she's going to release a book of selfies next month. don't worry. you don't have to wait that long. >> the possibility second attempt at breaking the internet offering a sneak peek at some of her most intimate photos. >> the book is titled "selfish," will contain a total of 300 shots of self-proclaimed queen of selfies.

>> "selfish" will contain 115 cleavage shots, the book is due out may 5th. i'm getting in line with that. really, what was that? what was that? aye yi yi. between gisele and kim kardashian, this is one odd mix here or skinny. excuse me. update, dennis quaid, this meltdown we showed you the other day. a lot of people wondered is this real? shows him exploding on the set of an unknown project. a quick reminder of the scene. >> i am doing my job here. i'm a pro. this is the most unprofessional set i have ever been on. this is horse [ expletive ]. i can't even get a line out. >> some of us thought it was a genuine freakout. others skeptical it was staged. now we know indeed it was a joke. >> it appears the comedy website funny or die responsible for the video showing quaid and all of his apparent antagonizers. we called this one. actually set some light on the

choice terms he used in describing the video. we called this one. >> we sure did yesterday. we thought it was an acting moment. we were right. >> he's a good actor. >> coming up, inside the monkey kingdom. >> important message for residents age 50 to 85. write down this number now. right now, people are receiving this free information kit for guaranteed acceptance life insurance with a rate lock through the colonial penn program. if you are on a fixed income learn about affordable whole life insurance that guarantees your rate can never increase

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well, if you think reality show stars are the pri well, if you think reality show stars are the prime example of drama and social climbing, the primates you're about to meet could give them a run for their money. >> even high up in the tree tops a social ladder exists with some monkeys higher up than others. now a new documentary gives us a sneak peek into their incredible world. juju chang has more. ♪ >> reporter: this is not your typical nature flick. ♪ ♪ the monkeys in this movie strut their stuff to a funky sound track and comedienne tina fey

provides commentary as they monkey around. >> what is that? it's furry, about the size of a langer. >> there's a funny sequence where two monkeys are trying to befriend a dog that they meet by grooming him. it looks like little people doing it. that's why it's funny. >> dude what are you? >> these guys are macaques the stars of the new documentary "monkey kingdom." >> these are just the best monkeys in the world. they just have the best behavior, the most relatable and there's never a dull moment when you're filming them. >> these macaques are used to dealing with drama. >> one monkey in particular that we're following. a female called maya. maya's just like any mom, trying to do the best for her kid but she's got a particular problem because she lives in a society which is very inequitible. >> these particular primates are part of a 50-year long scientific study and the disney nature team spent 2 1/2 years filming on location in sri

lanka. all monkey business aside, these macaques are in need of some serious protection. they're endangered and like so many other animals in the region, must fight for a life in a habitat that's constantly shrinking. >> i hope also people get a picture for the place and for the other animals there and think, wow, that's actually really quite a special place. it's a beautiful world, but it's got its own identity. and i don't think it's particularly on people's radar. i'd like it to be. >> reporter: juju chang, abc news, new york. >> these monkeys are only found in sri lanka and one of the guys working on it said he remembered in his childhood one monkey ate his cake and then they can wreak a lot of havoc. it's fascinating to see them. it opens in theaters on friday. >> he was upset about the monkey eating his cake? let it go, my man. >> he was 6. >> let it go. captions by vitac

good morning to you all. i'm t.j. holmes. >> i'm reena ninan. here's the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now. " former nfl star aaron hernandez sentenced to life in prison without parole. a massachusetts jury found him guilty of first degree murder. he still faces double murder charges for a drive-by shooting. >> on the second anniversary of the attack, victims of the boston marathon bombing were remembered. a moment of silence was observed. church bells tolled in the city. this year's marathon is on monday. >> support this morning for the arizona police officer caught on camera running down a suspect. that officer's boss defending him saying he made is the right decision but the suspect's attorney is calling it a blatant case of excessive force. >> and american swimming legend michael phelps says he's aiming to compete at one more olympic

games. next summer in rio. he's returning to competitive swimming today after a six-month suspension for drunken driving on this thursday, april 16th. captions paid for by abc, inc. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." with t.j. holmes and reena ninan. >> we're talking about this aaron hernandez. what a fall from grace for this young man. it was sad all around watching this. >> not surprising in any way. >> some legal experts because they deliberated so long thought it might end up being a hung jury. it sounds like listening to the jury they were doing their jobs and making sure they were very thorough. they found compelling evidence to convict him. this former nfl superstar, aaron hernandez now guilty of first degree murder. >> the former pro football player was automatically sentenced to life in prison with no parole. >> reporter: a stunning fall

from grace. former patriots player aaron hernandez convicted of first degree murder. >> guilty in the first degree. >> his mother and fiancee sobbing in court just feet away from the victim's mother also in tears. >> my baby's footprints is in my heart forever. >> hernandez, a 25-year-old star tight end with a $40 million contract with the super bowl championship team was arrested in 2013 for the murder of his friend odin lloyd. led out of his mansion in handcuffs. >> this case not about the patriot player. this was about a brutal senseless murder. >> prosecutors had no motive or murder weapon but claimed this box being shown on surveillance video being carried out of the home by hernandez's fiancee contained the gun used to kill lloyd. and proving their case with about 130 witnesses, including

lloyd's mother crying on the stand when shown a photo of her son's body. and surprise testimony from patriots owner robert kraft who talked about their last encounter. >> he said he was not involved, that he was innocent. >> reporter: now the former patriots player is sentenced to life without parole. the prison just one mile from gillette stadium. hernandez is still facing double murder charges for a drive by shooting in 2012 where prosecutors say he killed two men because they spilled a drink at a nightclub. >> today is holocaust remembrance day honoring the of -- the six million jewish people killed by the nazis. although many u.s. synagogues have special services today, the event is most strongly observed in israel. shops and restaurants closed there. there are official ceremonies. this year marks the 70th an verse of the liberation of the concentration camps. >> it's the first anniversary of the deadly sinking of the south korean ferry. more than 300 people killed in

the disaster. many families went to the spot where the ferry went down to throw flowers into the water. crew negligence and excessive cargo on the ferry were blamed. 15 crew members were sent to prison for not doing enough to save passengers. >> recovery teams are returning to the site where a jet was shot down last summer. 298 people on board the plane were killed. controversy continues over who shot the jet down. a russian missile is suspected. the leaders of the recovery team say its primary goal to find more human remains and personal effects. >> turning now to the security breach that put the u.s. capitol on lockdown. a tiny one-man helicopter seeing it there, violating restricted air space and landing right on the front lawn of the capitol. a florida mailman was at the controls of that gyrocopter bent on delivering 100 or hundreds of letters to lawmakers. doug hughes is his name. there he is. he had been planning the stunt aimed at drawing attention to

campaign finance reform and planning this for well over a year. >> i'm going to violate the no-fly zone nonviolently. nobody to get hurt. and i'm going to land on the capitol mall in front of the capitol building. >> his gyrocopter was removed after it was checked out by a bomb squad. he was arrested without incident. charges now ending. many are now wondering how he was able to get so close to the capitol without being detected. >> now to an investigation. investors from overseas told they could get a fast track to a green card for a price. behind the scheme a man with close ties to the white house. here's abc's brian ross. >> reporter: it was pitched with great fanfare as a way to help new orleans recover. in this promotional video, investors overseas were told their money would go primarily for a multimillion dollar hotel and conference center that would create scores of new jobs. >> the number one concern of this investment is to create jobs.

>> reporter: even better, one of the men running the program was a former top white house official, colonel tim milbrath, a senior military aide to three presidents. but now more than five years after the ground breaking, there is no hotel. just a vacant lot. investors say most of the money has disappeared. and the former white house aide now confirms the fbi is investigating. >> the hotel was supposed to be here. you broke ground. >> reporter: we tracked him down. he said all the money would be accounted for. >> millions of dollars are missing. there's no hotel. there's nothing. >> well, the -- >> reporter: is this a scam, sir? >> no, sir, it's not. >> reporter: to get foreign investors to put up $500,000 each, he promised an easy path to a u.s. green card under a special immigration program called the eb-5. >> we were duped. >> terry sumpter, a retired british detective, says he and other investors thought a

project involving a former white house aide had to be legitimate. >> they had promised that they could facilitate a green card within six weeks. >> reporter: but nobody got a green card and documents in an investor's lawsuit allege fraudulent and deceptive practices and that the former white house aide and his partner pocketed millions for their own ultimate personal benefit. >> reporter: where's the money? >> well, unfortunately, because it's in litigation, i can't really comment. >> reporter: you can't tell me where the money is? >> i can't, no. >> reporter: and the new orleans project is just one of visa projects that abc news has found are now under criminal investigation. brian ross, abc news, new york. thank you, brian. democratic presidential hopeful hillary clinton is returning today from her first official campaign trip. she spent two days in iowa, mostly with small groups including state legislatures at the capital. that was a criticism of her campaign eight years ago. too many big rallies, not enough one-on-one meetings. >> a former congressman aaron

schock finds himself in a new legal fight this morning. he resigned last month after questions about his spending. one of his contributors is suing claiming he was tricked into believing schock would be a breath of fresh air in washington. that contributor is demanding schock a republican from illinois repay millions of dollars in campaign funds to donors. >> tens of thousands of low wage workers are unhappy with how little they're paid. yesterday, they staged demonstrations in about 230 cities. many of the workers are employed at fast food restaurants but the demonstrations also included home health aides and others wanting a $15 an hour minimum wage saying they can't make ends meet. >> mainly because i have a family. $9 is no good for us. >> reporter: many of the demonstrations centered around fast food franchises. one mcdonald's in new york city had to shut its doors. yesterday's protests were organized by the service employees union. >> a woman in texas is accusing her former employer of firing

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it's one of the obvious perks related to wearing uniforms to work is that it requires a lot less time to pick out what you're going to work. >> unless you have a wardrobe like t.j. holmes. >> what does that mean? >> i wear the same suit. >> you don't wear the same suit. >> you have like 22 different suits. >> i've got two suits. you don't pay attention to me anyway. >> it takes a lot of time to look fresh like t.j. holmes. one woman decided to wear the same thing to work every day for three years. paula faris has her story. >> reporter: when it comes to office attire, do you channel your inner fashionista like meryl streep in "the devil wears prada" or go for a more tailored look like kerry washington in "scandal"?

what if you could style your own uniform for work? that's what matilda call does, an art director at a new york city ad agency who used to dread getting dressed for work. >> do you call it a uniform? >> it's a uniform. why not? >> you're never saying what am i going to wear to work today. >> no. >> three years ago, she decided to eliminate the stress of choosing an outfit every morning. she recently wrote about her experience for harper's bazaar. >> why did you decide to do this? >> i constantly was like, well, is the skirt too short? the t-shirt too formal. it was stressful. >> so stressful. >> so what's the uniform? it's a pair of black pants, a white shirt and a little black bow. >> you're wearing clean versions of this particular uniform every single day. >> exactly. i have about 15 of them. >> 15 tops. how many bottoms? >> six, seven of them. >> reporter: matilda who loves to wear colorful clothes after work and on the weekends says she never gets bored with her

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well, the first all female quintuplets since 1969 were born last week in texas. all five baby girls are doing well. >> mom and dad also doing well although they're a little busy these days as you can imagine.

abc with their story. >> to the dads of daughters out there, think of having five. >> it's awesome. what a legacy we're going to have grow up with five little girls everywhere we go. >> we can make it an even six because adam and danielle buzzby are also the parents of 4-year-old blake and just welcomed quintuplets. all girls. >> all my beautiful babies are here. i mean, this is crazy. >> olivia marie, eva lane, hazel grace, parker kate, and riley page. they're the first all female quintuplets born in the united states ever according to the women's hospital of texas. >> have maybe like two girl names. how do come up with five? >> doctors praised her for her diligent efforts to the deliver the healthiest children possible something her husband echoed. >> i've been blown away by her, how well she's been able to car these five babies. >> she carried them for 28 weeks.

they were born april 8th. >> it's three or four. losing track. >> sorry. day four. >> today's sunday. had the babies on wednesday. >> the proud parents used fertility treatments for both pregnancies. >> eva and olivia are identical twins. doctors say all of the babies are healthy. and danielle says with the help of her family, friends and the church, they are prepared to go through a box of diapers and 40 bottles a day. reena and t.j., back to you. >> thank you so much. >> okay, dad. i want to talk to that dad. >> what would you say? >> i just want to give him a hug. not much i can say to him. bless you, brother. >> oh, wow. what? >> look at that. >> oh, my goodness gracious. come on. these look like little aliens. what the hell. oh, this is terrible. oh. they gave me a heads-up this was coming. oh, that is awful. >> coming back. >> that is terrible.

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this morning on "world news now," security questions. how did the pilot of a gyrocopter manage to fly into restricted air space and land on the lawn of the capitol? the plan was apparently no secret. >> no sane person would do what i'm doing. >> who is this pilot who videotaped his plan and what was his motive? >> courtroom drama. a massachusetts jury convicted former football star aaron hernandez. the victim's family speaking out. >> i forgive the hands of the people that had a hand in my son's murder. >> the conviction, the sentence and why this is not the end of hernandez' legal problems. >> and a new beginning for olympic swimming star michael phelps. his announcement after rehab, his new goal and how it all begins today this thursday,

april 16th. captions paid for by abc, inc. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." with t.j. holmes and reena ninan. >> learned a lot about a gyrocopter this afternoon. >> what did you learn? >> don't need a license to fly apparently. >> apparently you don't need much of a license to get into the d.c. flying one either. can you believe this? >> i thought it was a joke to be honest when i first heard about it, that a man lands a

helicopter right better words, it's a helicopter on the lawn of capitol hill. >> on the lawn, folks. he didn't just off to the side. he showed up to the front yard, said hi, here i am. >> and also said days before, i'm going to do this. i'm going to do this. >> there have been more security breaches, this is the scariest thing, the time i've seen in quite some time. we've been dealing with this for a couple years now. these incidents. you cannot believe between the secret service, what some dea issues we talked about yesterday. and now the capitol. you can land a little copter. >> yeah. >> at the capitol. >> lawn. >> no problem. >> of course. a tiny helicopter. >> and tell them what you're doing. >> and tell them what you're doing. >> just forget all your pass words for your e-mail accounts, throw security out the window. >> this is the most restricted air space on the planet. he just whoop. here i am, folks. >> the fact he was a florida mailman flying this gyro copter. he took off from gettysburg, pennsylvania, about an hour away. bent on delivering a political message to washington. more from abc's jim avila. >> the copter flew over the reflecting pool. >> this is not good, people. >> past the statue of ulysses s. grant, dozens watching as it made a bee line for the capitol. the small aircraft weighing less than 500 pounds holds only one pilot. >> it was loud. that's what drew my attention and then we both looked at it and said, oh, where the heck is that going? >> reporter: on the ground, the pilot quickly surrounded offering no resistance.

capitol police sent in a robot and then the bomb squad but found no weapons or devices. this was not terrorism. it was a long planned protest stunt. the pilot was this man, doug hughes, a postal worker from florida who with his local newspaper made this video of his elaborate plan to fly to the capitol and deliver letters to congress demanding campaign finance reform. >> i'm going to violate the no-fly zone. nonviolently and i intend for nobody to get hurt and i'm going to land on the capitol mall in front of the capitol building. >> in the video he admits it sounds crazy. >> no sane person would do what i'm doing. >> reporter: he had been training for months posting this youtube video in february showing one bumpy practice flight. >> the reporter who had been talking to hughes for months traveled to washington to witness the flight. >> did he expect to be shot down? >> he knew that was a possibility. honestly, i didn't think he

would make it anywhere close to here. i see him coming over the top of the building. i was holy heavens, he made it a long way. >> reporter: during all that time the reporter did not warn the secret service this was going to happen but hughes did, calling them a year ago, speaking with agents about his plans. the house homeland security chairman telling the associated press that had hughes gotten any closer to the capitol building, they have long guns to take it down. this cone marks the spot where the copter landed. not 100 yards away from the capitol building itself. and leaving a football field worth of questions about security. jim avila, abc news, washington. >> and we're learning more about doug hughes and his bizarre mission. hughes could be charged with violating federal aviation laws. he was hoping to deliver 535 letters to every member of congress and draw attention to

campaign finance corruption. calling it project kitty hawk. in one video, he said he didn't think authorities would shoot down a 60-year-old man flying in a bicycle. i guess it's the new term for the reason going postal. >> aye yi yi. >> stay with abc news. we'll uncover more details about the security breach and doug hughes in our next half hour, we'll hear more from his florida neighbors. >> what do you do with this guy? he exposed a security risk. we might thank him one day. he wasn't a threat, thank goodness. but somebody could have had -- if he would have gotten closer, he was 100 yards away. what if he had god forbid explosives? he could have gotten into the capitol. something tells me the capitol police isn't thanking him. >> another helicopter scare in southern california. beachgoers, swimmers shocked. look at this. this is a much bigger helicopter. right? this is a giant marine chopper made an emergency landing near san diego. the pilot brought down this super stallion helicopter after the low pressure light came on, the one you sometimes see in your own car. he had to bring this thing down. this is during a routine training mission.

marine mechanics got this thing patched up, got it working and took off a few hours later. >> police in arizona are defending the officer who intentionally slammed his car into a suspect. mario valencia survived after the cruiser flipped him into the air. police say the shocking dashcam video doesn't tell the whole story. they say valencia just robbed a 7-eleven, breaking into a church, and stealing a rifle from walmart. his attorney says it was a blatant case of excessive force. >> there's all sorts of other things the police have been trained on and could have done. >> the officer has since been cleared of any criminal charges. the chief said he made the right decision because the suspect was armed and dangerous. jurors in the murder trial of patriots or former patriots star aaron hernandez, the

ruling they found the evidence against him compelling and they said there were a lot of tears in the jury room before convicting hernandez of first degree murder. his legal troubles aren't close to being over yet. marcy gonzales. >> after the verdict was read. >> guilty of murder in the first degree. >> reporter: former new england patriots star aaron hernandez glared at the jury who found him guilty of all counts in odin lloyd's murder appearing to mouth the words you're wrong. his fiancee and mother embracing in tears. his victim's family breaking down. >> i forgive the hands of the people that had a hand in my son's murder. >> lloyd was shot to death execution style nearly two years ago in a massachusetts industrial park. he was hernandez' friend, dating his fiancee's sister. but prosecutors offered no motive and the murder weapon was never found. yet the jury says the mountain of evidence including video of hernandez with what appeared to be a begun enough to convince them that he plotted the murder and pulled the trigger. >> going by the law, we didn't need the murder weapon. >> reporter: now less than two miles from gillette stadium where the 25-year-old had a

promising career and a $40 million nfl contract, hernandez will spend the rest of his life in this prison without the possibility of parole. >> aaron hernandez may have been a well-known new england patriots football player, however, in the end, the jury found that he was just a man who committed a brutal murder. >> reporter: the defense will appeal the conviction. hernandez meanwhile still faces a separate trial for a 2012 double murder in boston. t.j. and reena. >> thank you. also in massachusetts, remembering the victims of the marathon bombing with a moment of silence. the tolling of church bells and a call for kindness marked the second anniversary of the attack. the family of the youngest victim, 8-year-old martin richard visited the finish line. his sister jane who lost a leg was also there in boots and a new prosthetic leg. this year's marathon will be on monday. >> every player in major league baseball last night was wearing the number 42. they were honoring the late

jackie robinson on what was the 68th anniversary of his breaking the major league color barrier 42 was retired in the majors back in 1997 to honor robinson who played for the dodgers. the team says it will erect a robinson statue at the stadium this year. >> michael phelps made it official. he's aiming toward one more olympic game next summer in rio. he returns to competitive swimming today at a meet in arizona. he's been serving a six-month suspension after a second drunken driving arrest that was last fall. the 18-time olympic champion says he's feeling great after attending alcohol rehab and now wants to prove it. >> i would like to show everybody in the world that i am in a different place and i am much better than i ever have been. >> he says he won't be competing at this summer's world championships. that's part of u.s. swimming punishment for his arrest. he remains on an 18-month probation. >> got a used ipad for you. what do you give me for it? >> a used ipad?

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around? >> i was trying to pretend to look like freida pinto from the movie "slum dog millionaire." i look nothing like her. it was actually quite embarrassing. >> your doppelganger is out there. you can find help in finding that doppelganger online. you need to see this. >> i wonder who your doppelganger would be. >> coming up with something extra special for national eggs benedict day. the ingredient that will make your lunch memorable. >> and the scandal involving a former nba team owner, his wife and his alleged mistress. a judge makes a multimillion dollar decision. >> first check out our instagram pics. you're watching "world news now." write down this number now. right now, people are receiving this free information kit for guaranteed acceptance life insurance with a rate lock through the colonial penn program. if you are on a fixed income learn about affordable whole life insurance that guarantees your rate

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>> we turn now to the scandal that forced an nba owner to give up his team. billionaire donald sterling's wife now going after his alleged mistress in court. >> sterling apparently showered her with millions of dollars worth of gifts. now a judge says she has to give it back. here's linsey davis. >> v. stiviano back in the spotlight ordered to pay back $2.6 million to the wife of former l.a. clippers owner donald sterling. barbara walters spoke with stiviano last year. >> i'm his confidante, his best friend, his silly rabbit. >> his what. >> silly rabbit. >> shelley sterling claims stiviano seduced her husband

into lavishing her with gifts paid for by the couple's shares assets. this lawsuit was under way even before that bomb shell conversation was released that causing sterling to be banned from the nba and ultimately lose his team. >> don't bring black people and don't come. >> sterling discussed the legal action last year. >> why are you suing her? >> because donald bought her three cars, jewelry, many things. and i felt i wanted my 50% back. >> she's getting that and then some. stiviano not only has to pay back the more than $400,000 spent on those three luxury cars and $430,000 in cash payments, she'll have to surrender the $1.8 million duplex she was gifted and still lives in. >> shelley sterling's lawyer says she's thrilled and this decision sets a precedent for injured spouses that they can recover damages. as for stiviano, her attorney says she plans to appeal.

linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> wow, that's kind of harsh. >> how is she going to come up with the cash. >> i don't know. i don't know, but for a wife who feels she's been wronged, i think she's right. it sort of sets a precedent. >> there's a lot of women going hell yeah. >> yeah. >> next half hour, her last turn on the runway. gisele bundchen arguably the most famous supermodel on the planet. she's hanging it up. say it ain't so, gisele. on the runway 20 years. can you believe that? her grand finale last night, husband tom was cheering on from the sidelines and he was not jumping off any cliffs. >> first, it's national eggs benedict day. what better way to celebrate than topping it off with a little bit of lobster. that's up next with our catch of the day "insomniac kitchen." h of the day "insomniac kitchen."

>> oh, we love celebrating food holidays here on "world news now." right now. >> holidays. >> i knew you would say that. i knew you would say that. i knew you would catch it. we're serving up the king of breakfast dishes, eggs benedict. >> now i didn't know this. originally made to help cure hangovers. should have been my favorite dish ever. now has many variations including a seafood substitution. let's head into the insomniac kitchen with genevieve shaw brown. >> it's national eggs benedict day. i'm here with chef bill mcdaniel of the upper westside mermaid inn in new york city. did you know there was such a thing as national eggs benedict day? >> i had no idea. you guys brought it to me. who knew? >> in celebration of this national holiday, tell me what we're going to make today. >> we're going to make a decadent version. seeing as how we are a sea food

house. >> i was worried about the lobster thing. it looks like it's already done. what comes next? >> add the eggs in here. take a dash of worcester and squeeze one of these lemons. >> these are called lemon shower caps. that's so you don't get the seeds in it. >> very technical. add a little bit of old bay. everybody knows it. everybody loves it. we're going to bring them to temperature over the double boiler. >> okay. >> and whisk them up. >> i've tried to poach eggs my whole life and never done it right. this looks like a perfectly poached egg if i have ever seen one. i guess the next phase of this is assembling and then eating. >> making it to eat it. >> what do we do first? >> toast some brioche buns. love these. nice and crispy golden brown. so we're going to add bacon to each one. >> fantastic. >> this is the part where the professionals have to take over. >> hollandaise. you want to slowly cascade it over the side. >> that looks incredible.

>> we're going to finish it. now you're ready to eat. look at that. got the egg going. >> so good. >> out of this world. this is delicious. thank you so much for inviting us. i'm going to have a little bit more. >> so, joining us right now is our catch of the day. lobster and t.j. holmes. >> okay. >> and unfortunately, eggs benedict doesn't travel well. you know we have a good chef who helped us out because he said try a lobster roll instead of the eggs benedict because there's lobster in the eggs benedict. >> is there a lobster roll day on the calendar? probably, right? >> in june. >> how do you know that off the top of your head? >> ep immediately knew that. yeah, it's in june. i'll take lobster anytime. >> what are you waiting on? >> because i go crazy.

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so this is an interesting time for "the mix." there was an interesting thing that happened in europe where three friends wanted to find their doppelgangers, somebody across the world among strangers who looked like themselves. they launched a website called twin-strangers.com and wanted to see which could find their doppelganger around the world. looks like there was a winner. this woman found her doppelganger in ireland. just an hour away. the friends all gave themselves 28 days to find out who they looked like the most. what do you think? this is them putting make-up on. they look very much alike. >> it's the skin tone and similar hairstyle. i don't know if we just looked at the faces. i don't know. >> so you say what makes it is

the skin tone, the dark hair. >> and the hairstyles make them look similar. >> skin tone, dark hair, hairstyles. who would you say is your doppelganger? we actually did. we searched high and low amongst strangers across the world. we figured out this would be your doppelganger. >> you all pulled that up that quickly. let me get the look. which way is he going? >> this way. >> yeah. look at that. look at that. >> right? the lips are a little darker. he's been smoking a few cigarettes more than i have. >> let me tell you, you look like the son he never had. >> i've got the red tie on now. yeah. >> something you'd like to tell us about the president of the united states? >> no, no, i was born in arkansas. i was not born in kenya. >> oh. >> we're good. hopefully, everybody gets that joke and understands, all right? he's joked about it, too. all right. >> you do look very much alike. strangers around the world picked this man to be your doppelganger. >> light skinned brothers all look alike. >> you're the one who said it's the dark hair, the skin color

and hairstyle. >> i've got a few grays, as well since working with you. yes. it's very similar. >> he's got a few grays since working in the white house. it worked out well. >> what is our next story. >> the world's first octopus who is a photographer. take a look at this octopus. turning the tables around. he takes pictures of you. he hears a buzzer go off and then he snaps his camera. believe it or not octopus, octopi what's the plural of octopus? octopi? this octopus this octopus he is considered smarter than at average bear. and if you're wondering it's rambo. rambo is the octopus. >> is the name of this octopus. the last one from natalia high school in texas, a sweet prom proposal. a young man proposed to that young lady to go to prom, if you will. set this up with the school. she's a special needs student and he had her favorite roses.

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this morning on "world news now," fearless flight. the gyrocopter pilot who flew into the most restricted air space in the country landing on the u.s. capitol lawn. to deliver a message. new details emerging about the suspect. >> the disturbing images captured on an arizona police dashcam, showing an officer ramming his squad car into a suspect. who is speaking out now about this, and why the pictures may not tell the entire story. >> explosive scene. one man's attempt to get rid of bedbugs in his rental car led to this. what he did that landed him in the hospital. >> and career decision. one of the hottest supermodels in the world, gisele bundchen, and what she's now refusing to do in "the skinny" on thursday, april 16th.

from abc news, this is "world news now" with t.j. holmes and reena ninan. >> come on. >> t.j. holmes is saying this gentleman who the flew into the capitol is flying home. >> how would they know at this point? >> i think he's in custody. >> now he's in custody. he announced to everybody what he was going to do, did it, the toughest air space in the world flew right through. landed at the capitol. you have too much of a little glisten in your eye. >> this is the strangest thing. there's been too many security breaches. >> you get very passionate about the security breaches. >> are you kidding me? this is possible in this day and age. this is stunning. the security breach at the capitol. you've seen this by now. a small helicopter. a one-man helicopter penetrating restricted airspace, swooping over tourists landing yards from our decisionmakers. he could have landed in the speaker's office. >> some of the most powerful people in the world. but you know what, inside the gyrocopter,

61-year-old doug hughes is a florida mailman, he was hoping to make a political point. somehow it went undetected till it landed. no fighter jets scrambled and we're learning you don't need a license to fly the chopper. here's karen travers. >> it was a dramatic way to send a political message. >> we both looked at it, said, oh, where the heck is that going? >> the gyrocopter was heading right for the front lawn of the u.s. capitol. >> the guy giving us the thumbs up and just like flew on by. >> the capitol grounds were put on lockdown. the pilot swarmed by law enforcement officials but put up no resistance. he was identified as doug hughes, a postal worker from florida who told his local paper about his plans to deliver letters to members of congress, demanding action on campaign finance. >> i'm going to violate the no-fly zone, nonviolently and i intend for nobody to get hurt and i'm going

to land on the capitol mall in front of the capitol building. >> he reached out to the tampa bay times reporter ben montgomery about a year ago and told him about his plans for civil disobedience. >> i didn't think he would make it anywhere close to here. i see him coming over the top of the buildings. holy heavens, he made it a long way. >> he didn't warn the secret service about hughes' plans but the worker was known to the secret service. agents spoke to him last year after learning he was planning a protest. the incident is raising concerns about security in the nation's capitol. >> how does an individual in the airspace get that close? >> a top lawmaker says if doug hughes flew any closer to the u.s. capitol building, he would have been taken out by police. karen travers, abc news, capitol hill. >> any closer, he was 100 yards away. what's the threshold, 99 yards? >> closer is like inside the elevator at the capitol. >> this is so perplexing. >> it is. >> i know he's going to get in trouble. he might end up in prison

somewhere. a lot of people say he just did us a favor because he didn't mean harm and he could highlight a security problem. so we might thank him later. >> but do you think the penalty or whatever it is that he gets is less severe because he publicly said i want to do this in a nonviolent way? there was nothing found by the way inside of that device helicopter. >> his blog, he says i mean no one harm. this is what i'm going to do. i don't know what authorities are going to do. he announced this thing. doug hughes has been with the postal service 11 years. he told the "tampa bay times" that he was going to do the stunt. he knew it would cost him his job. he's described by neighbors as a soft spoken nice guy. paper says he kept his wife and 12-year-old daughter in the dark about this but he did share his plans with at least one neighbor. >> secret service interviewed him and i last year. he wanted to do something that was spectacular. i was against it from the beginning and to the end because i knew how dangerous it was.

>> in one video, hughes said he's not suicidal. he didn't think authorities would open fire on him. he claims he was defenseless. he claims a boy scout with a bb gun could shoot him down. stay with us here at abc news all day as we uncover new details about hughes and the security breach. look for updates on america this morning and later on good morning america. >> former nfl star aaron hernandez will spend the rest of his life in prison after being convicted of first degree murder. jurors decided he was guilty of killing his one-time friend odin lloyd. lloyd's sister and mother were in the courtroom when the verdict was read. >> my baby's footprints is in my heart forever. >> she forgives hernandez and everyone who might have had a hand in his murder. hernandez still faces a separate trial for a 2012 double murder in boston. he'll serve out his sentence at a prison just over a mile from the patriots stadium.

>> that heart stopping dashcam video out of arizona. an officer seen ramming his cruiser into an armed suspect police chief is standing by as a officer's unconventional actions. >> reporter: the video is so shocking it's hard to believe that the suspect survived as a marana, arizona police car runs him down at speed. the suspect's lawyer says it's a blatant case of excessive force. all caught on camera. >> i think there's all sorts of other things that the police have been trained on and could have done. >> reporter: police say the video actually doesn't tell the whole story. the suspect mario valencia was wanted for a suspected crime spree unfolding over just three hours, robbing a 7-eleven, breaking into a church and allegedly stealing a car and also caught on camera stealing this rifle and ammunition from a walmart. when police initially approach him, he's holding the rifle. >> stop. >> you don't want to do this. you don't want to do this.

>> reporter: walking down the street, he turns left and then he fires. >> one round just went out. into the sky. >> this is where it happened. you can still see the wall. bricks were taken out by the car here. but just around the corner, a movie theater, a post office, a number of businesses. police were worried if he made it there, he might shoot someone. >> i think that deadly force was certainly authorized in that situation and i think the officer made a very difficult decision. >> the county attorney declined to prosecute the officer, but the police department here is continuing to conduct its own internal review into this incident. neal karlinksky, abc news near tucson, arizona. >> a new york man was seriously hurt while trying to get rid of his rental car which had bed bugs. he told police he sprayed the front seat with rubbing alcohol but decided to light up a cigarette. the car erupted in flames. those flames spreading to two other vehicles. he was able to escape but not

before he was burned. incredible pictures. and this is the latest effort to land a rocket from the private space company spacex. it appears to touch down safely on a barge off florida's coast and then tips over and explodes. company says it was going too fast to land safely. it's the third time spacex has tried to rocket recycle test, rocket recycling test which will significantly cut the cost of space travel if they get it right. >> they will eventually. >> they will. >> here's a look at your weather. 10 to 15 degrees cooler in the northeast. a few late day showers further inland. heavy rain for most of the south, with severe storms in texas, oklahoma and kansas. mild in the midwest. windy in the southwest and snow in the rockies. >> upper 50s in the northeast. steamy in the south. 60s and 70s in the midwest. 80 in the southwest. 70 degrees today in the nation's capital. a nice temperature for maybe doing some flying around the

nation's capitol or maybe doing some gardening growing stuff. maybe even at the white house. >> particularly at the white house. the first lady michelle obama got help from school kids yesterday to plant the annual white house kitchen gard and. -- garden. it's the seventh straight year the garden has been grown. mrs. obama helping out with the watering. >> it has five new vegetables this year. broccoli, spinach, radishes, lettuce and bok choy. >> how delicious. that's great. >> all about this menu. eventually this will be on the menu there at the white house. at some point. >> terrific. coming up, when was the last time airlines offered you free wine or beer? >> oh, come on. >> yeah. >> are you serious? >> i'm serious this time. also in "the skinny," kim kardashian proves again she is not shy. >> and later we'll take you into the jungle for a documentary about monkeys two years in the making and comic tina fey is actually involved. you're watching "world news now." now." is actually involved. you're watching "world news now."

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there's all the evidence you there's all th there's all the evidence you might need to convince you never take chances near the water. it happened on the islands off the west coast of ireland. you see the woman out there? watch as a huge wave crashes against the rocks sweeping her off the cliff. she fell 40 feet. other tourists tried to pull her to safety. she was flown to a hospital. she made it out alive but did suffer a broken ankle. >> i hope she got the money shot. >> now to a disturbing crime in the air. jetliner diverted last week to chicago. we've now learned the individual taken off the aircraft in the chicago is being investigated for assaulting another

passenger, sexually assaulting that passenger. it's a crime that often doesn't go reported. here's abc's david kerley. >> reporter: abc news has learned it was a united jet that diverted to chicago to remove an individual. we're told by a source that person is being investigated for sexual assault similar to many other cases. >> i knew in my head i should scream, i should yell, are i should do something but i couldn't get my body to react. >> dana larue says she was a victim of sexual assault at 32,000 feet. >> then i woke up sometime later to find his hand again on my leg high up on my inner upper thigh. >> it's not unheard of. last year a computer engineer who left court covering his head with a coat was deported after pleading guilty to groping a woman and a rabbi in brooklyn sentenced to 60 days in prison for similar charges. authorities believe this is a vastly underreported crime. the fbi says in the new york area alone, a sexual or physical assault on a flight happens each week.

the sexual assaults at altitude usually on overnight flights. >> lights down low, not many people walking around. we've seen it often where the victim has taken some kind of anxiety medicine and not responsive. >> the fbi doesn't have the good statistics and believes victims are embarrassed, afraid to speak up. >> if it happens on a plane, you're going to prosecute. >> if it happens in that cylindrical enclosed space, when that lands, the fbi will be waiting for you. >>the fbi says the flight crew is the passenger's 911 on a flight. dana didn't report her case at the time, a regret that led her to become an advocate with advice. >> i advise anybody who might find themself in that situation, make a huge scene. don't be afraid. >> she has started a blog to try and raise awareness. as for that chicago case last week, the investigation continues. so far no charges have been filed. david kerley, abc news los angeles. >> the skies will get friendlier this summer on international flights. united airlines upgrading food on long haul flights overseas.

beer and wine will be free even in economy class. united will serve complementary three-course meals. it's facing increased competition and american and delta already offer these perks. the freebees start in june just in time for travel. looking forward to that. >> free beer and wine. we should just fly somewhere. >> we should just do the show from 35,000 feet in the air. doesn't have to be business class. we'll take coach. >> coming up, a preview of kim kardashian's new book and she didn't write a thing. we'll explain. >> what really happened with that major hollywood meltdown. "the skinny" up next. with that major hollywood meltdown. the skinny up next.

♪ skinny, so skinny ♪ ♪ s ♪ skinny, so skinny ♪ >> all right. this is -- might want to get the kleenex out for this one. >> really? >> a little teary eyed. a little upset about this one. end of an era in the fashion world. one of the world's most famous supermodels is hanging up the what, she's hanging up the bikini, she's hanging up, what does she hang up? >> that's why you made me get the box of kleenexs out. >> this is a sad story. she's hanging up the lingerie. >> t.j. is having a hard time with this. >> this is difficult. >> gisele bundchen. you're tongue tied because of how gorgeous she is. she is taking her last turn down the catwalk. the 34-year-old mother of two

has had an impressive career, 20 years strutting her stuff down runways from the world's top designers in fashion. but now she's hanging it up. >> her last walk down the runway. she did it where else, in her native brazil where it all started. her hubby tom brady was there to cheer her on. this was an emotionally charged show in sao paulo. she says she wants to spend more time with the fam, plans to continue working in the industry, however. >> she took to instagram with a vintage pic when she was 14 writing i am grateful i was given the opportunity to start this journey. look how beautiful. stunning. well, hosting an awards show can be a pretty tough gig. but terry crews makes it look pretty easy. check out this opening musical number from the tv land awards where he lip syncs to theme songs. >> the actor host of who wants to be a millionaire. he did his thing and showed some love to the very golden lady. ♪ if you threw a party, invited

everyone you knew ♪ ♪ you would see the biggest gift would be from me ♪ ♪ and the card attached would say thank you for being a friend ♪ >> oh. that was awesome. i love that one. how can you not love betty white? looking amazing. she's 93. >> she is not 93. >> she is 93. >> she is not 93. >> yes, i know. she looks better than me. >> seth rogen was trying to get a peek on the action. terry crews had a good time. always does his thing. that was fun. >> all right. just when you thought you had seen it all from kim kardashian, think again. >> there's more to see? >> there is. she's going to release a book of selfies next month. don't worry. you don't have to wait that long. >> the possible second attempt at breaking the internet offering a sneak peek at some of her most intimate photos. >> the book is titled "selfish," will contain a total of 300 shots of self-proclaimed queen of selfies. >> "selfish" will contain 115

cleavage shots, 23 butt shots and 10 nude selfies. the book is due out may 5th. i'm getting in line with that. really, what was that? what was that? aye yi yi. between gisele and kim kardashian, this is one odd mix here or skinny. excuse me. update, dennis quaid, this meltdown we showed you the other day. a lot of people wondered is this real? shows him exploding on the set of an unknown project. a quick reminder of the scene. let's listen right quick. >> i am doing my job here. i'm a pro. this is the most unprofessional set i have ever been on. this is horse [ expletive ]. i can't even get a line out. >> some of us thought it was a genuine freakout. others skeptical it was staged. now we know indeed it was a joke. >> it appears the comedy website funny or die responsible for the video, putting out this video,

showing quaid and all of his apparent antagonizers. we called this one. actually shed some light on the choice terms he used in the video. >> we sure did yesterday. we thought it was an acting moment. we were right. >> he's a good actor. >> coming up, inside the monkey kingdom. >> important message for residents age 50 to 85. write down this number now. right now, people are receiving this free information kit for guaranteed acceptance life insurance with a rate lock through the colonial penn program. if you are on a fixed income learn about affordable whole life insurance that guarantees your rate can never increase

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well, if you think reality show sta well, if you think reality show stars are the prime example of drama and social climbing, the primates you're about to meet could give them a run for their money. >> even high up in the tree tops a social ladder exists with some monkeys higher up than others. now a new documentary gives us a sneak peek into their incredible world. juju chang has more. ♪ >> reporter: this is not your typical nature flick. ♪ ♪ the monkeys in this movie strut their stuff to a funky sound track and comedienne tina fey provides commentary as they monkey around. >> what is that? it's furry, about the size of a

langer. >> there's a funny sequence in the movie where two monkeys are trying to befriend a dog that they meet by grooming him. it looks like little people doing it. that's why it's funny. >> dude, what are you? >> these guys are macaques the stars of the new documentary "monkey kingdom." >> these are just the best monkeys in the world. they just have the best behavior, the most relatable and there's never a dull moment when you're filming them. >> these macaques are used to dealing with drama. >> one monkey in particular that we're following. a female called maya. maya's just like any mom, trying to do the best for her kid but she's got a particular problem because she lives in a society which is very inequitible.

>> these particular primates are part of a 50-year long scientific study and the disney nature team spent 2 1/2 years filming on location in sri lanka. all monkey business aside, these macaques are in need of some serious protection. they're endangered and like so many other animals in the region, must fight for a life in a habitat that's constantly shrinking. >> i hope also people get a picture for the place and for the other animals there and think, wow, that's actually really quite a special place. it's a beautiful world, but it's got its own identity. and i don't think it's particularly on people's radar. i'd like it to be. >> reporter: juju chang, abc news, new york. >> these monkeys are only found in sri lanka and one of the guys working on it said he remembered in his childhood one monkey ate his cake and then they can wreak a lot of havoc. it's fascinating to see them. it opens in theaters on friday. >> he was upset about the monkey eating his cake? let it go, my man. >> he was 6. >> let it go. captions by vitac

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making news in america this morning -- security breach. a small aircraft cruising over washington, d.c., and heading right toward the capital. >> this is not good, people. >> this morning, in his own words. the pilot talking. why he did it. as the investigation begins into how something like this can happen. new details about the police officer seen running down the suspect. the entire dash call video now released showing what happened before that ramming. why the police chief is defending his officer. caught on camera. a tourist swept off her feet while trying to get the perfect picture. how she made it out alive. scary site. this ain't your typical backyard pet.