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>> the story we're trying to figure out in the commercial break. this lottery mystery has a bit of a twist to it. a man buys a scratchoff ticket at a gas station in l.a. the cashier gives him 75 bucks. >> the clerk realizes he should have given him $75,000 and puts out an apb. now the story gets crazy. we'll let matt gutman explain it. >> surveillance cameras capture this man cashing in. after scratching off a straight flush on this wild west lottery ticket. the prize for that win should have been a whopping $75,000. but the clerk behind the counter only gives him 75 bucks. the store telling abc news when it realized its mistake, it released the surveillance video and a good thing because that winner an undercover inspector from the california lottery. the man with the backwards cap and the golden ticket was actually testing the store to

see if it would give him his winnings. it doesn't always happen. the florida lottery finding some convenience store owners pocketing winner's cash, prompting them to launch a statewide investigation into store owners just last june. discovering that nine of the top ten florida scratch off winners were convenience store owners while many of those may have been legitimate, it does raise concern. i met one store owner who is so winning he's bagged an astounding six jackpots in a single day. he has not been charged with a crime. >> so the lot -- physicians say you've won 38 times for $50,000. >> in four years maybe. >> how much have you put into it do you think? >> maybe 60 or 70. >> whatever you spend, is just remember to sign your ticket. matt gutman, abc news, miami. >> okay. >> those are the rules. >> buy a lottery ticket or open a convenience store. i'm not sure the moral of that story. >> if you open a store, make sure you have several lottery

tickets i guess is what we're doing. >> coming up later in the next half hour, the super bowl of fashion. the met gala and the world's biggest stars showcasing some of the wildest dresses you will ever see. all the trends from the red carpet later in the skinny." >> first of, cinco de mayo. besides a case of corona, we'll you're going to need mexican food to celebrate. show you how to create your own guacamole next in insomniac kitchen. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. is hispanic.

my goodness. oh we love having some kayna my goodness. oh, we love having some kayna around. it's cinco de mayo. if you plan on celebrating mexican culture, make sure you've got good food. >> freshly made guacamole is a must. we head into the insomniac kitchen with abc's trina trin to

see how it's done. >> hey, it's cinco de mayo. we're here to celebrate with chef angela la sosa showing us how to make guacamole. >> we'll make the signature guacamole. jalapeno, red onion, lime and cilantro. just a pinch of love. how does that sound? >> sounds perfect. >> we want to take half the guacamole. we're going to mash it. >> let a woman do it. so we've got the mashed guacamole. what's next? >> feeling spicy today? >> sure. >> add a little cilantro. add some red onion. look at the color pop. beautiful red, the greens. because it's important that you get that acidity, the spiciness of the jalapeno. i'm going to give you a taste. you don't mind if i feed you, do you? that was easy. >> mm. that's good. >> what do we need? more jalapeno, more lime, more

love? >> a little more love. >> let me just get that over here. add a little bit more love. a pinch of this, a dabble of this. here we have fresh chips. we season the chips with a beautiful chipotle salt. >> get in there. mm mm. mm. >> now we're going to take some pineapple. fresh pineapple, go to the market. smell it. feel it. you can smell sweetness in pineapple. >> pineapple in guacamole. >> yes. >> okay. i want to drizzle a little bit of this in your mouth. taste that. >> mm. >> super sweet. how does it get that brown color? >> that's the chipotle. >> that's heat. >> that's a little spicy. >> whoo. >> it's getting hot in here. >> i like it. i like it. so we have chipotle. okay? which is smoky and a little hot. pineapple that we cook in chipotle and a little sugar.

that's it. >> pineapple with a little bit of heat and sweetness. love it. >> exactly. voila. >> goes right in. >> then we're going to add a little color. >> this is cheese. >> that is cheese. yep. queso fresco, which is fresh cheese. i can't wait for you to taste this one. do you mind? could i feed you? >> oh, please. >> okay. >> mm. this is yummy. >> wow. we haven't seen tina trinh since she shot that piece. a lot of feeding going on. but go ahead. you're a big guacamole fan. >> i am. they sent us all this guacamole. this is the one they were talking a lot about. this one has pineapple in it also and cheese and you're not doing this. >> you're the expert here. >> i like the guacamole. i'll try the one with pineapple. i don't know. it has jalapeno in it, too. that one has pomegranate.

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wishing you love sleep and play. pampers all right. we start "the mix" with a guy who came up with a creative way to order at mcdonald's. he rapped it. hear this guy. kind of impressive. [ rapping ] let me get a burger with a slice of cheese. i want two of those. >> okay. i don't know who he's ordering for but he's catering an event of some kind. that's a lot of stuff. we don't know much about this guy. some people are saying hey, he's clearly trying to get attention. he got it. maybe as a career later. they laugh and got a kick out of it. fairly impressive. it takes skill to be able to do that. they say it's freestyle. probably not.

still, impressive. >> there's some writing in there. i feel like people online were saying dude, just not at breakfast. we all need our coffee. >> so this is an example probably of why i don't do yard work because you get a little bit bored and then you do things like this. so they're calling it a volcano. but basically, this kid took all the stuff from his yard that he was supposed to clean up and then put it into their little outdoor oven and used the leaf blower and made a fire and made a volcano and probably never got asked to do yard work again by mom and dad. >> the kid did this? >> uh-huh. >> young man. we'll go with young man. >> that could be a lot of things. >> broaden the spectrum for you. now there's actual flames coming out the top. little bit of fire hazard. >> should we say don't try that at home. >> yes, please don't. >> we thought it would be understood. kids say the darndest things.

over to the uk where an outlet collected these letters, just the funny things kids say. mom, i love you more than rainbows and buttercups and wings of butterflies. i love you more than cow. here's another one saying sorry i bought too much spongebob episodes. i want you to have this. that's cute. >> like a quarter. >> yeah. but these kids say the darndest -- here's one more. thank you for the baby brother but what i prayed for was a puppy. that was a letter a kid wrote directly to god. kids say the craziest things. one more we want to show you this picture. >> maybe you want a puppy or cat that looks mighty concerned. i'm not into the cat stories. this is stinking cute. those marks on that cat's face are not drawn on. it was born like that. it looks like eyebrows. it looks all scared and concerned. they named it gary after gary barlow because when he sings he does that with his eyebrows. animals that have people names

this morning on "world news now," new details about the two men shot dead outside a cartoonists convention in texas. their connections to terror and why the fbi has been following one of the suspects for years. >> safety questions for big city police departments after another new york cop dies from gunshot wounds. the dangerous trend and the deep sorrow. >> suing starbucks. a police officer given a free cup of coffee spills it. burns himself. so how did this case end up in court? >> and later in "the skinny," fashion showdown from eye popping headdresses to see through fabrics. we're taking you to new york's biggest fashion event of the year where "a" listers spared no expense to get noticed. it's tuesday, may 5th. >> announcer: from abc news,

this is "world news now." >> i feel extremely underdressed. >> no, you're dressed appropriately. >> overdressed perhaps. >> you're good. >> good morning. i'm kayna whitworth. reena is on assignment. >> let us welcome kayna. i wasn't here yesterday. good to have you here with us. we've been looking forward to this. hello, folks, i'm back now. t.j. holmes here. we have to start with that attack outside a muhammad cartoon contest. you're hearing that right. this happened near dallas. two gunmen involved in this attack now dead. no bombs found in their car which has been removed from outside the hall where this so-called contest was taking place. >> local and federal authorities are trying to piece together a timeline. they're tracing movements of the suspects who were killed by a local policeman and one of those suspects was well-known to the fbi as abc's brian ross reports. >> the fbi acknowledged it had 30-year-old elton simpson, the man in this selfie obtained by abc news, under scrutiny as a possible terrorist for the last

ten years. simpson grew up in a christian family in this phoenix neighborhood. he told friends that an automobile accident ended his chances of playing basketball in college and led him to allah. >> we're still in shock and disbelief that this could happen. >> five years ago, the fbi arrested simpson for attempting to join an al qaeda group in somalia. he was convicted of lying to fbi agents, only sentenced to probation but put on the no fly list and became increasingly upset, according to his lawyer. >> he just felt like he was being targeted just because of his religious beliefs. >> over the last few months, simpson sent repeated twitter messages obtained by abc news about his growing dismay with his country. soon, you won't be able to live in america as a muslim. the noose is tightening, he wrote on march 14th. on april 15th, he wrote, time is short. on april 23rd, he wrote of the upcoming cartoon drawing event in texas.

when will they ever learn. and then just minutes before the attack that would lead to his death and that of his roommate, simpson sent this twitter message that he and a bro had pledged loyalty to isis. may allah accept us as mujahadin, he wrote. >> officials say he was not under 24 hour surveillance even though the fbi was aware of the same troubling social media messages obtained by abc news. brian ross, abc news, new york. >> and baltimore still on edge over freddie gray's death. tensions erupting once again, but this time it was sparked by a false report. a large crowd gathered as word spread that a black man had been shot by police, but police made it clear they didn't fire any shots. they say a suspect's gun accidentally went off while they were taking him into custody, but no one was injured. a community leader at the scene warned against spreading wrong information. >> people don't need to hear

that and the whole city of baltimore or the whole world that it was a shooting by an officer when it wasn't. >> police managed to quickly defuse tensions after the incident. national guard troops will continue to withdraw from the city. >> a new york police officer shot in the line of duty on saturday has now died. the nypd says his attacker wasn't motivated by politics, he was just "a professional criminal." abc's lindsey davis reports. >> new york city police once again grieving the loss of one of their own, touching the van bearing the body of 25-year-old new york police officer brian moore, pronounced dead monday after being shot in the face saturday evening as he allegedly pulled up in an unmarked car to question this man, 35-year-old demetrius blackwell. >> he comes from a police family. father, uncle, cousin. >> we ask sefrnl for the people of this city, pray for them, pray for brian. >> moore is the third new york city police officer killed in

the line of duty in the last six months. the fifth shot at in as many months. highlighting the dangers of the job at a time when tensions are high in different cities across the country over deaths at the hands of police. >> when you see a tragedy like this, it should be a reminder just how difficult, demanding and dangerous the job of being a police officer can be. >> reporter: blackwell is a self-proclaimed hell raiser with a lengthy rap sheet. he's already served seven years in prison for attempted murder after shooting at a car driven by a man he had robbed at gunpoint. just this past december, two officers, wenjian liu and rafael ramos, were killed as they sat in their patrol car on their lunch break when 28-year-old ismaaiyl brinsley walked up to the vehicle and shot both officers in the head. moore was in this new york neighborhood on saturday as part of a detail targeting illegal guns when he was shot. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> sentencing phase of the boston marathon bombing trial is expected to last another two weeks.

and in court yesterday, dzhokhar tsarnaev showed emotion for the first time. he appeared to cry while his aunt briefly took the stand. she was unable to finish testifying because she became so emotional. in all, his defense team called five relatives to the stand, three cousins and two aunts. all of them said they had not seen him in 13 years. >> prosecutors in the movie theater massacre trial are trying to show that james holmes was sane when he opened fire and played a tape of him being questioned by police after the shootings in which he asks, there weren't any children hurt, were there? witnesses testified he tried to join a gun range in the weeks leading up to the shooting. >> the family of an suv driver killed in a new york commuter rail accident plans to sue the railroad. ellen brody died when her vehicle was struck by a train in february. five passengers on the train were also killed. the suit claims that that crossing is known to be dangerous and it should have been replaced years ago. the ntsb is still investigating the cause of that accident.

also, the faa urged to make changes to avoid dangerous mistakes. listen to this. in the last three years, five u.s. planes have landed at the wrong airport. and in one case, the runway was so small, that the boeing 747 couldn't turn around. aviation safety experts say all of the incidents were preventable. and they were air traffic control errors. they happened when there were several airports within a few miles of each other. >> the saudis are still pounding targets in yemen as they consider a cease-fire to allow humanitarian aid. saudi led air strikes took aim at airports across yemen yesterday. they've been locked in a battle with rebels fighting against -- exiled president. so far more than 2400 people have been killed in the conflict, many of them civilians. >> a couple volcanoes to tell you about. one recently erupted in southern chile. scientists say it's showing significant activity. it's similar to what happened right before the three eruptions that have taken place since april 22nd.

they're not ruling out another eruption and say the 6500 forced out of their homes need to stay away. and in hawaii now, the kilauea volcano put on quite a show. lava rocks and gas flying through the air after a partial collapse of a crater wall. so that collapse triggered the explosion and the last time molten lava was visible in the crater was back in 1982. there hasn't been a lake of lava like there is right now since 1974. >> several cars were underwater after flash flooding hit parts of kansas during the evening commute. up to six inches fell around the town of manhattan. that's where kansas state university is. they tweeted out that most of the campus was impassable because of those floodwaters and get, yes, more rain tomorrow. >> a police officer in raleigh, north carolina, is suing starbucks after spilling a free cup of coffee on his lap. lieutenant matthew core claims he was badly burned when the lid popped off his cup in 2012.

so he says the incident caused so much stress that it activated his crohn's disease. many starbucks customers say the company is not at fault. >> it's a tough predicament i think when something like that happens, especially given it was a free cup of coffee. i think they were trying to go out of their way and do something good for somebody that's putting their life on the line of duty every day. >> the officer's wife is part of the lawsuit claiming the loss of her intimate partner. >> stop it. >> it gets better and better. >> you made that story up. that is impossible. >> you cannot make that kind of stuff up. >> it was mcdonald's decades ago. they won that suit, right, when somebody dropped -- but is he saying they should have put the lid on or the coffee was too hot? >> i think it's both. the coffee burned him. the lid popped off. the thing is, it was a free cup of coffee. the barista was trying to do something nice. >> it's coffee. it's hot. >> he didn't order like an iced. >> there was not an injury.

there was stress. it's not like he burned himself. he was stressed by the incident. >> i think you should testify in this trial. i feel you have a lot to say. >> you don't want me in that one. let's go to mexico. a small town there -- they're doing something more fun down there. they have something to brag about. they broke a guinness world record. they've got a record for anything. this is the largest ever amount of freshly squeezed orange juice. nearly 400 people pitched in for the annual orange fair to beat the previous record. >> volunteers took 7,716 pounds of oranges, squeezed 282 gallons of juice, poured into a giant glass. local farmers donated the oranges and afterwards, everyone drank the results. so how many bottles of champagne do you need to make a mimosa? >> let's get that record holder. we're good. we've got "the skinny" coming your way. the veteran late night host getting presidential attention and also justin timberlake like you have never seen him before.

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we got a mess here, folks. we got a mess here, folks. this is along mexico's west coast. beach run restaurants cleaning up after pounding surf came ashore. waves up to 12 feet chasing tourists off the beach. hundreds of people in local communities have been forced out of their homes, as well. got the same deal further up the coast in southern california to show you here, but some folks having a good time with it. in particular we're talking about surfers here. super gnarly surf. that's a direct quote from one

of the guys out there. waves so strong, look at this, actually cause the a 26-foot boat to the go aground. high surf advisories in effect through today. >> sophia vergara has never backed down in this battle over her frozen embryos she created with her former fiance. >> but now we're hearing from her. she's explaining herself in a lot more detail and taking questions. who has the law on their side in this debate? here now abc's rebecca jarvis. >> sophia vergara, star of abc's "modern family" speaking out about her ex, nick loeb. >> i don't hate him. obviously he has a problem with me. >> breaking her silence about the battle over their frozen embryos. loeb has gone public saying he wants to bring them to term. she does not. >> you guys break up and you say look i don't want to have a baby with you. i'm not involved with you anymore. >> can you blame me. >> i can't blame you. by the way, a child needs a mother. >> and a loving -- more than a mother, it needs a loving

relationship of parents, you know, that get along. >> she says this is all spelled out in their contract with the fertility clinic. legal papers vergara says her ex not only signed once but twice. >> two times and suddenly now you want to change your mind? >> vergara is moving right along, stopping by the ellen show to celebrate her engagement to heartthrob joe manganiello. >> i mean i'm so lucky. i couldn't believe it. >> now as much as she would like to move on, there is a legal battle ahead. nick loeb is suing her in california court. but the legal experts we spoke to say these contracts are pretty airtight. it is very unlikely that they would be overturned. t.j., kayna. >> that is clearly far from over. don't go anywhere. "the skinny" is up next. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. ns.

♪ skinn ♪ skinny, so skinny ♪ okay. so right to it here. last night's met gala known as the super bowl of fashion, theme was china this year through the looking glass. >> so sarah jessica parker translated that into this. >> lit her hair on fire. >> fiery headdress developed by phillip tracy. you can imagine twitter had a good time with this one. >> lady gaga walking the red carpet for the first time.

did not disappoint. this ensemble included 14,000 feathers. >> of course it did. rihanna went big. now many giving her the victory for the night. yellow fur trimmed cape taking one chinese designer two years to make this thing by hand. >> oh, my gosh. >> gold seemed to be a trend and ann hathaway on the left in a bit of a hooded number, sort of looks like she's in the new "star wars." i didn't realize she had been cast. kate hudson and jessica chastain look radiant in the gold. >> that would be a jedi outfit. that gold thing she's wearing. the clooneys are always banging. george matching amal's red gown with his pocket square and the wests, another duo you see kanye there with the big smile on his face as always. >> he's happy to be there. >> so heads turning with this very unique printed mini dress. i don't know. >> we go through all that. show them how it's done.

beyonce was fashionably late and she was fashionable. she posted these pics to instagram of her revealing givenchy, is that right? >> this is a team effort around here. >> let's move on from that, shall we? only about a dozen shows left for david letterman. last night he had a very high profile guy on the chair. you know that guy. the president joined letterman on stage for what will be his last interview of a president as host of the "late show." >> their discussion had a pretty wide range from issues of race, the protests in baltimore to then a candid admission by the president regarding the first lady's popularity. >> i know you like michele a little bit more than me, which is okay. >> she was here last week. >> i know. and i am sure you are not alone. but -- >> the two also discussed plans for their retirement which included playing dominos against each other. >> the interview ended with the president and letterman sharing

admiration for each other. the president thanking letterman on behalf of the american people for making us all laugh. >> the competition on dancing with the stars. fierce last night. couples pulled out all the stops to try and avoid a double elimination. >> nastia liukin started with a game of thrones inspired dance. she's earning straight nines from the judges. for her second performance, we saw the injured derek now on his feet for the slower parts. this dance earned them a perfect score. >> a pair of near perfect scores, 39 for both dances with his partner allison. >> at the top of the leaderboard, rumer willis been leading this thing on a lot of these nights. showing us once again why she's the odds-on favorite to win getting perfect tens for both of her dances. the one-hour results show airs tonight. that's at 8:00 here on abc. finally justin timberlake, the guy can sing, dance, act and transform into citrus fruit. >> that's creepy. a new dad apparently wants to

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♪ ♪ . >> playing violin too? ♪ >> playing violin too? >> no. >> wouldn't have been surprised though. the great kate wait is over. the royal baby has arrived and she has a name. >> the oddsmakers laid out their picks for will and kate's second child. speculation is over. the princess has a name. here is abc's bob woodruff. >> fire. fire. >> the speculation about the royal baby's name ended with the announcement via twitter. charlotte elizabeth diana, her royal highness princess charlotte of cambridge. all three of the names have connections to the baby's parents' families. charlotte a female version of william's dad's name prince charles who said he was hoping for a baby girl. elizabeth is kate's mother's

middle name and, of course, the baby's great grandmother, queen elizabeth ii and diana for william's mother the late princess of wales. >> i think that was about them having respecting tradition but also then choosing something that was from the heart. >> this baby princess is not the first royal charlotte. 200 years ago, king george iii had a wife named queen charlotte. the late princess diana's brother lord charles spencer tweeted that his 2-year-old daughter charlotte diana will be thrilled about sharing names with her new cousin. bob woodruff, abc news, london. >> i'm sorry, y'all. i'm just getting back from vegas. we knew kayna was coming. i hated i couldn't be here yesterday. on your first day to hang out. >> you bailed on me. >> i'm learning about you through this process this morning. our viewers we want you to learn about kayna. >> good. >> whit worth, as well. >> the pictures tell the story. >> the most boring person in the world. >> look how exciting.

>> i have a cute dog. >> where is it? >> oh, this is his halloween costume. she's a ram. >> my word. i went to colorado state. we're the rams. >> i'll give you that. >> that's her hiking in massachusetts with me. >> i didn't know that was your front yard. >> that's mom. that's me and mom hiking machu picchu. >> that's my little brother. >> that's me. >> i'm sorry. >> i thought these were recent children. >> no. >> what's happening here? you have a cheerleading background. >> no, i do not have a cheerleading background. >> you were an nfl cheerleader. >> absolutely not. that's not true at all. i did gymnastics as a kid. this is learning how to be lucky the mascot, the celtics mascot. i learned how to be a mascot for a day. >> what was your specialty? you said you were a gymnast. >> i liked floor. i played lacrosse in college. i was more into those things. i was not a cheerleader. >> why don't we have any lacrosse video? >> i wasn't very good. not very good at anything.

>> i guess we should have started with that, right?

hey, good morning to everybody. i'm t.j. holmes. >> i'm kayna whitworth. i'm in for reena ninan this morning. here are some of our top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." first of all, terror in texas, new information about the suspects who opened fire outside the muhammad cartoon contest. one well-known to the fbi. full details are straight ahead. >> tense moments in baltimore sparked by a false report that a black suspect was shot by police. crowd quickly gathered near the scene of last week's riot. officers say the man's gun accidentally went off when he dropped it. no one was injured. >> president obama nominating marine general joseph dunford junior as the next chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. a formal announcement expected today. >> the faa being urged to make changes aimed at preventing planes from landing at the wrong airports. there were five such incidents

involving u.s. aircraft, in the past three years all blamed on air traffic control errors. those are just some of the top stories on this tuesday, may 5th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> and let us begin this half hour with the suspects in that attack in texas. one of them as we mentioned was well-known to the fbi for years. >> the bureau acknowledging it had 30-year-old elton simpson under scrutiny as a possible terrorist for a decade. so five years ago, he was actually arrested for attempting to join an al qaeda group in somalia but only convicted of lying to the fbi. was sentenced to probation and put on the no fly list. his attorney says he then became increasingly upset. >> he just felt like he was being targeted just because of his religious beliefs. >> simpson's plan to travel to syria to join isis was disrupted when some of the people he would travel with were arrested. the second suspect also killed outside the cartoon contest was

his roommate. >> the men's motives and circumstances surrounding the attack are being investigated by authorities now. abc's ryan owens has more about the incident and also about the controversial group that hosted that contest. >> reporter: a barrage of bullets as two suspected terrorists armed with assault rifles are outgunned by a texas traffic cop and his pistol. it happened just before 7:00 sunday night at this event center, hosting a contest for cartoons of the prophet muhammad. deeply offensive to muslims. >> kudos to the over 300 cartoonists wannabe cartoonists who took the risk and submitted cartoons. >> authorities say two extremists elton simpson and nadir soofi pull into the parking lot blocked by a single police cruiser. the two extremists in protective gear and armed with assault rifles get out of this car and start shooting. a traffic cop returns fire with just his pistol and shoots both

gunmen dead. >> he did what he was trying to do. he did a very good job. and probably saved lives. >> inside, this is the moment hundreds of guests hear about the gunfire as you see on the event's live stream. >> okay, shots just got fired. >> we don't know that for a fact. >> i think i'd better wrap it up. >> ten minutes later, a s.w.a.t. leader orders an evacuation. 1:30, the bomb squad blows up the car's trunk which had several suit cases but no bombs. the group holding the contest the american freedom defense initiative. it's been called an anti-muslim hate group by the southern poverty law center. they had to shell out an additional $10,000 for security before this venue would even agree to host them. as much carnage as these terrorists were hoping to cause here, they only managed to shoot a school resource officer in the leg. he's at home doing just fine. so many people crediting that texas police officer and his pistol.

ryan owens, abc news, garland, texas. >> the sentencing phase of the boston marathon bombing trial is expected to last another two weeks. in court yesterday, dzhokhar tsarnaev show emotion for the first time. he appeared to cry while his aunt briefly took the stand. she was even unable to finish testifying because she became so emotional. in all, his defense team called five relatives to the stand. three cousins and two aunts. all said they had not seen even dzhokhar tsarnaev in 13 years. >> somber ceremonies at kent state university marking the anniversary of 45 years ago when the national guard opened fire on campus. four students were killed in an attack that shocked the nation. some of the victims part of an anti-war demonstration. others just passing by. >> these people were fighting for what they believed in and i think that's something that everyone definitely needs to continue to do. >> i grieve also for the guardsmen that were there and that were put in that position. and i can't imagine what it would be like to carry that

burden for 45 years. >> it's never been determined exactly what led the guardsmen to open fire on unarmed students. >> hillary clinton returns to capitol hill later this month to answer more questions about benghazi. the deadly attack on the u.s. consulate happened while she was secretary of state. she will testify about the use of her private e-mails. leading republicans had asked her for two appearances on the hill. but she agreed to just one. >> the republican field for president getting more crowded today. yesterday we got two new names in the race. ben carson, carly fiorina. neither one of them have ever held elective office. they say that's why they should win the nomination. karen travers reports. >> it was an unusual way to announce a presidential campaign. >> i'm not a politician. i don't want to be a politician. because -- [ applause ] politicians do what is politically expedient.

i want to do what's right. >> but dr. ben carson, a retired neurosurgeon, says his outsider status will serve him well in the race for the republican nomination. >> i don't have a lot of experience busting budgets and doing the kinds of things that have gotten us into all the trouble that we're in now. but i do have a lot of experience in solving problems. >> carly fiorina has never held elected office. she lost her 2010 senate bid in california by ten points, but she says her extensive career in business rising from secretary to become the first female ceo of a fortune 500 company makes her a contender. >> i think i'm the best person for the job because i understand how the economy works. >> in a field crowded with washington politicians, fiorina says americans deserve another option. >> this is a pivotal point for our nation so i think it's totally reasonable to look outside the political class that's been in washington for a really long time. >> she's been traveling extensively through the early voting states trying to

distinguish herself from the rest of the field and slamming hillary clinton. >> she clearly is not trustworthy. >> today the republican field gets bigger. former arkansas governor mike huckabee will announce he's running for president for the second time. t.j., kayna? >> karen, thank you. turning to the death of david goldberg, successful tech ceo and husband of facebook executive sheryl sandberg. officials in mexico say he died of head trauma and blood loss while vacationing with his family. he apparently fell off a treadmill at the resort and hit his head. goldberg the head of surveymonkey was 47 years old. a memorial service is being held today at stanford university. >> singer chris brown in trouble again possibly facing another battery charge. brown was accused of beating a man at the palms casino resort in las vegas. the alleged victim said brown and another person punched him after he got into an argument with the singer while playing basketball. police say they have not been able to locate brown.

>> police in germany found more than bananas in boxes at the grocery store. hidden beneath the fruit, 850 pounds of cocaine said to be the largest ever coke seizure in berlin found in 14 different branches of the aldi chain. all around the city. police said it was worth about $17 million. >> oh. goodness gracious. we've got a major new study aimed at preventing concussions on the football field under way at ucla. 27 players on the bruins team will be wearing special helmets for the next three years in practice and during games. those contain sensors that measure every hit and transmit data to a computer. if a player suffers a significant hit, a sensor goes off. trainers makes sure he's okay. ucla also does additional testing. >> when the brain has a head injury, it's going through a process of recovery. we have very sort of indirect ways of trying to assess when the brain has recovered. >> doctors behind the study say

it's all about changing the -- culture surrounding concussions and keeping injured players off the field. they point out less than 10% of concussions involve a loss of consciousness. >> new research suggests sleep walking is a family affair. the study found that more than 60% of children who sleep walk also have a mom and dad who sleep walk. the same held true for night terrors but to a lesser effect. doctors say that the parents who sleep walk should then expect their children to sleep walk and should prepare for it. >> that is some scary stuff. >> cinco de mayo going on. we are celebrating a unique band from mexico. members of the garbage orchestra. they all have backgrounds in music but they don't have a lot of cash. they made all their instruments out of trash. one of their guitars uses colorful megablocks there. that accordion repurposed the keys of an old typewriter. they started to recycle out of necessity but now they're happy

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that thing is always gorgeous. it makes sense. how much time does that take to hand polish air force one? >> there has to be more than one person responsible for that. >> we only show one guy. >> my shoulder's giving out. can't do it anymore. >> air force one, i don't know. i bet more of that was accurate than they want to tell us. >> you think there's an escape pod? >> there's probably an escape pod. they can't tell us everything about the plane for security reasons. i bet they got a backup plan. >> i like the fact there's like a grill, backyard barbecue. >> seriously? we are ridiculous. you like the grill. i like the hand polishing on the most secure plane on the planet. that's the stuff we got out of it. >> they're going to hire us out. >> okay. coming up, folks, the name game is over. will and kate's newborn princess now has a beautiful name. >> there you go. sure to make her whole royal family happy. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" co

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>> okay. so britain's new princess has a name. the palace made the highly anticipated announcement two days after the duchess of cambridge gave birth. >> the choice for her name is steeped in history. elizabeth herr with the details. >> reporter: the guessing game is over. her name is princess charlotte elizabeth diana, and for the royal buffs out there, her official title her royal highness princess charlotte of cambridge. >> oh. >> that is so cute. oh, my gosh. >> wow, that's the cutest little name. >> charlotte elizabeth from princess diana and queen elizabeth. >> it is true in naming the new royal, kate and william are sticking with traditions while paying tribute to william's late mother princess diana. meanwhile, elizabeth, is, of course, after the queen and charlotte is the feminine form of charles, her grandfather, prince charles. >> i think it's super cool you know, a new princess for the family and it just adds to the

succession and everything. i think it's a nice moment. >> the new baby is now fourth in line to the throne behind princes charles, william and george seen here over the weekend while visiting the little princess for the first time. much like his dad's visit 30 years ago. uncle harry, while in australia, congratulated william and kate on the phone saying in a statement she is absolutely beautiful. i can't wait to meet her. as for the new parents, now that the world has met their little one, they plan to spend quiet time in their country home where the queen is also set to meet the princess for the first time. elizabeth herr, abc news, new york. >> name's beautiful. >> it is beautiful. they have so many people to please. i bet that was stressful choosing those names. >> seemed like they got everybody in there. it pulled everybody's heart strings to hear diana was in there. that was really great. these two can do no wrong in my eyes. they got the baby's name right. >> absolutely. >> coming up next here, behind the scenes of the new "star

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♪ we've come a long way from ♪ we've come a long way from where we began ♪ ♪ oh, i'll tell you all about it when i see you again, when i see you again ♪ ♪ ♪ when i see you again ♪ >> hearing wiz khalifa from the "furious 7" sound track, but the other movie a lot of people got their minds on, it's not going to be out until december the force was with all of us yesterday. "star wars" fans are waiting for the movie. all over the world they were celebrating the movie franchise. >> the countdown continues. the much anticipated new crop of films and abc's nick watt gives

us some new details. >> yep. right now, you're behind the scenes on "star wars" episode 7. you're welcome. there's annie liebovitz taking the pictures for "vanity fair" and our first glimpse of adam driver previously of "girls" fame commanding snow troopers loyal to the first order. judging by the dots on her face, lupita nyong'o is playing a computer enhanced character in the force awakens produced by our parent company walt disney. >> my favorite shot is of a group of characters hanging out in the castle that is apparently owned by lupita nyong'o's character, it's an array of space villains i think similar to the characters you saw in the cantina scene in the original "star wars." >> hang on. is that a female c-3po looking droid? "vanity fair" give us snippets of video without sound. star wars secrets are that

closely kbard guarded. here's j. j. abrams directing daisy ridley on a contraption called a speeder in the deserts of abu dhabi. >> as i understand it, what they're aiming for is you know is a new film but with some of the flavor of the older films. >> yes, oscar isaacs flies an old school x wing and look, hans chewy and a couple of the newbies snapped on board the millennium falcon. i think the message is clear. >> chewy, we're home. >> nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> are you ready? it's like 287 days or something like that. >> can't wait. >> no, no, i love the "star wars." >> the edge of his seat. this is us. >> is that kayna there? >> is that us for real? >> that's me. i don't know if that's you. that is you, i'm told. you should have put some -- >> closer. >> put some blonde buns. that would have helped me blonde buns. that would have helped me.

this morning on "world news now," terror in texas. new details about the two gunmen police say were targeting a controversial convention of cartoonists displaying their images of the prophet muhammad, the gunman's background and connections to terror. >> he felt he was being targeted just because of his beliefs. >> why one of the suspects has been on the fbi's radar for ten years. tension in baltimore. a miscommunication about an arrest and gunfire sends the city into a tail spin. >> people don't need to hear that and the whole city of baltimore or the whole world that it was a shooting by an officer when it wasn't. >> while the city awaits the next legal move in the freddie gray case. >> fast food rap. a creative customer and his freestyle burger order getting worldwide attention. it's in "the mix" on this

tuesday, may 5th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> the guy's ordering his breakfast, everybody. good morning on this tuesday. i'm kayna whitworth in for reena ninan. >> hello to you all. i'm back, t.j. holmes. >> welcome back. >> i survived las vegas. >> i heard that you kind of ran things in las vegas. >> i did not. just a small section of one hotel. no, i'm kidding. but yes, back from vegas. sorry i wasn't here for your first day to be with us. kayna as you all know is kind of new to us here at abc. good to have you here. you're usually in l.a. >> i'm based in los angeles but i'm glad to be here and glad you're back. it was fun to watch you out there. it looked like it was sort of your arena. >> it was a work thing. >> yeah. >> but it is good to be back and my goodness, no sooner than i got back, we got news going, of course.

the breaking story, still breaking and developing out of texas. yes that attack we need to tell you about now. >> authorities right now are working to come up with a timeline and motive. they want to know exactly why these two armed men, they had assault rifles opened fire outside of a contest featuring cartoons depicting the prophet muhammad. >> one of the suspects was on the fbi radar ten years. elizabeth herr has the details. >> a gun battle between two suspected terrorists armed with assault rifles and a texas traffic cop with just a pistol ended with the officer killing both men. >> he did what he was trying to do. he did a very good job. and probably saved lives. >> reporter: it happened outside this convention center. inside, hundreds attending a contest for cartoons of the prophet muhammad drawings considered offensive to many muslims. the shooting initially prompting confusion as captured in this

live stream of the event. >> who? >> shots, gunfire. >> shots just got fired. >> we don't know that for i an fact. >> i think i better wrap it up. >> the suspects with elton simpson seen in this selfie obtained by abc news and his roommate, nadir soofi from this phoenix neighborhood. the fbi says they've been watching simpson for ten years. arresting him five years ago for trying to join al qaeda. he was only convicted of lying then. he was put on the no fly list. >> he felt he was being targeted because of his religious beliefs. >> reporter: turning to islam after a car crash killed his college basketball dreams, simpson began tweeting his growing frustrations writing in march, soon you won't be able to live in america as a muslim. the noose is tightening. then this just minutes before the attack. may allah accept us as mujahadin. the texas officer now hailed a hero was shot in the leg but fortunately, we are told, he has since been treated and released

and is now recovering at home. t.j. and kayna, back to you. >> elizabeth, thank you so much. we turn back to new york now where the nypd is mourning the death of one of its own. take a look at this image. this is the ambulance that carried his body away from the hospital. you see police there saluting officer brian moore, badge number 469. he was just 25 years old. he was shot on saturday by a man he had stopped to question. police arrested demetrius blackwell a short time later. the charges include first degree murder. moore is the first nypd officer to be killed in the line of duty since december when two officers were gunned down. >> the family of a boy killed by police in cleveland five months ago is demanding answers. tamir rice was shot and killed last november while carrying a toy gun. an investigation ee revealed the responding officer fired within two seconds after arriving on the scene. a videotape re-enactment has been made by the police department.

>> no one has been charged, no one has been held accountable for the death of 12-year-old tamir rice, and it breaks his mother's heart. >> tamir's mother hasn't been able to bury her son and reportedly has moved into a homeless shelter to get away from the park where he died. the family is asking their civil suit against the officers involved go forward with or without the results of a criminal investigation. >> tension still running high in baltimore after the last week's riot. there was a flare up yesterday involving a police officer, black suspect and a gunshot. police quickly broke up an angry crowd saying officers never fired a weapon and nobody was injured. steve osunsami explains. >> crowds gathered when word spread that police had gunned down an unarmed black resident but the president of the naacp at the scene said there was not another shooting by the hands of cops and the spread of faulty information was dangerous. >> people don't need to hear

that in the whole city or the whole world that it was a shooting by an officer when it wasn't. >> police spotted a man with an open weapon on streetside surveillance cameras. when they went to make an arrest they say he surrendered face first to the ground but say when he dropped his gun it fired. no one hurt. >> he is not injured. nowhere on his body does he have a gunshot wound. >> was he taken to the hospital. >> yes. >> the charge issues against the six police officers for the death of freddie gray have felt like medicine to the streets here. quieting them down. prosecutor marilyn mosby is holding the spoon. various charges ranging from misconduct in office to second degree murder. two big questions, are the charges against them too severe and will they hold up in court. >> proving all of these charges is anything other than a slam-dunk. being able to show that the conduct was reckless opposed to negligence is going to be a tall order for the prosecution.

>> the curfew remains lifted and the national guard is still going home as planned. families are hoping praying the peace holds. steve osunsami, abc news, baltimore. >> hillary clinton will answer questions about the benghazi attack but will just do this once instead of twice. the attack on the u.s. consulate while she was secretary of state led to the death of four americans. clinton agreed to testify about the use of her private e-mail account during the hearing later this month. congressional republicans asked for two separate hearings. clinton says one will be just fine. >> another republican will jump into the presidential race today. former arkansas governor mike huckabee is expected to announce his candidacy. he also ran for president in 2008. yesterday, dr. ben carson and former hewlett-packard ceo carly fiorina threw their hats in the ring, as well. neither has held public office before. >> this is a pivotal point in our nation. i think it's totally reasonable to look outside the political class that's been in washington for a really long time.

>> running on her business record but also as the anti-hillary candidate. seasoned politicians ted cruz, rand paul and marco rubio have already jumped in and jeb bush is expected to announce, as well. >> aren't they all anti-hillary candidates at this point. new hampshire. you're going to be hearing a lot about it. the nation's first presidential primary but can any of these candidates, are they any tougher than this guy? this is 95-year-old guy named arthur kambers. this past saturday he fended off a robber while walking home from a pharmacy. somebody tried to rob a 95-year-old guy who had a cane. the cane is the problem. the guy tried to take his wallet so he hit him with the cane. kambers says next time he will not just have the cane with him. >> my .357 magnum will be with me all the time when i'm alone because i cannot protect myself other than the cane. >> sounds like the cane is working just fine.

kambers is a world war ii vet. he fought against the japanese and he says he wishes he had his phone during the incident. he would have called the police station just a block away. who is trying to rob a 95-year-old guy? >> i don't know. >> clearly he can handle himself with a cane. >> cane's working just fine. >> .357 next time. >> today is cinco de mayo, the 5th of may which means that yesterday was may fourth. that's how the numbers work. >> sharp cookie. that's why she's here, folks. >> i'm glad you're here so now i can say may the fourth be with you. you missed out on that yesterday. >> thank you. what? celebrating of all things "star wars." it extended to the aquarium. in new orleans. scuba divers doing battle with light sabers in one of the tanks there. >> the duel wrapped up a weekend of star wars events at the aquarium. >> you just have to wait and see what they have planned for the new movie's debut in december. >> can't wait. also can't wait for "the mix". a neighborhood uproar to tell you about. what happens when the guy next

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figure out in the commercial break. this lottery mystery has a bit of a twist to it. a man buys a scratchoff ticket at a gas station in l.a. the cashier gives him 75 bucks. >> the clerk realizes he should have given him $75,000 and puts out an apb. now the story gets crazy. we'll let matt gutman explain it. >> surveillance cameras capture this man cashing in. this is in palmdale, california. after scratching off a straight flush on this wild west lottery ticket. the prize for that win should have been a whopping $75,000. but the clerk behind the counter only gives him 75 bucks. the store telling abc news when it realized its mistake, it released the surveillance video and a good thing because that winner an undercover inspector from the california lottery. the man with the backwards cap and the golden ticket was actually testing the store to

see if it would give him his winnings. it doesn't always happen. the florida lottery finding some convenience store owners pocketing winner's cash, prompting them to launch a statewide investigation into store owners just last june. discovering that nine of the top ten florida scratch off winners were convenience store owners while many of those may have been legitimate, it does raise concern. i met one store owner who is so winning he's bagged an astounding six jackpots in a single day. he has not been charged with a crime. >> so the lotto officials say you've won 38 times for $50,000. >> in four years maybe. >> how much have you put into it do you think? >> maybe 60 or 70. >> whatever you spend, just remember to sign your ticket. matt gutman, abc news, miami. >> okay. >> those are the rules. >> buy a lottery ticket or open a convenience store. i'm not sure the moral of that story. >> if you open a store, make sure you have several lottery

tickets, i guess, is what we're doing. >> coming up later in the next half hour, the super bowl of fashion. the met gala and the world's biggest stars showcasing some of the wildest dresses you will ever see. all the trends from the red carpet later in "the skinny." >> first, cinco de mayo. besides a case of corona, you're going to need mexican food to celebrate. we'll show you how to create your own guacamole next in insomniac kitchen. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations.@@v

÷h de mayo. if you plan on celebrating mexican culture, make sure you've got good food. >> freshly made guacamole is a must. we head into the insomniac kitchen with abc's tina trinh to see how it's done.

>> hey, it's cinco de mayo. we're here to celebrate with chef angelo la sosa showing us how to make guacamole. >> we'll make the signature guacamole. jalapeno, red onion, lime and cilantro. just a pinch of love. how does that sound? >> sounds perfect. >> we want to take half the guacamole. we're going to mash it. >> let a woman do it. so we've got the mashed guacamole. what's next? >> feeling spicy today? >> sure. >> add jalapeno. >> add a little cilantro. add some red onion. look at the color pop. beautiful red, the greens. because it's important that you get that acidity, the spiciness of the jalapeno. the red up i don't know flavor. i'm going to give you a taste. you don't mind if i feed you, do you? that was easy. >> mm. that's good. >> what do we need?

more jalapeno, more lime, more love? >> a little more love. >> let me just get that over here. add a little bit more love. a pinch of this, a dabble of this. here we have fresh chips. we season the chips with a beautiful chipotle salt. >> get in there. mm. mm. >> now we're going to take some pineapple. fresh pineapple, go to the market. smell it. feel it. you can smell sweetness in pineapple. >> pineapple in guacamole. >> yes. >> okay. i want to drizzle a little bit of this in your mouth. taste that. >> mm. >> super sweet. how does it get that brown color? >> that's the chipotle. >> that's heat. >> that's a little spicy. >> whoo. >> it's getting hot in here. >> i like it. i like it. so we have chipotle. okay? which is smoky and a little hot. pineapple that we cook in chipotle and a little sugar. that's it.

>> pineapple with a little bit of heat and sweetness. love it. >> exactly. voila. >> goes right in. >> then we're going to add a little color. >> this is cheese. >> that is cheese. yep. queso fresco, which is fresh cheese. i can't wait for you to taste this one. do you mind? i'm half italian, half dominican. could i feed you? >> oh, please. >> okay. >> mm. this is yummy. >> wow. we haven't seen tina trinh since she shot that piece. a lot of feeding going on. but go ahead. you're a big guacamole fan. >> i am. they sent us all this guacamole. there's so much going on, i'm a little confused. this is the one they were talking a lot about. this one has pineapple in it also and cheese and you're not doing this. >> you're the expert here. >> i like the guacamole. i'll try the one with pineapple. i don't know. it has jalapeno in it, too. that one has pomegranate.

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wishing you love sleep and play. pampers all right. we start "the mix" with a guy who came up with a creative way to order at mcdonald's. he rapped it. hear this guy. kind of impressive. [ rapping ] let me get a burger with a slice of cheese. i want two of those. >> okay. i don't know who he's ordering for but he's catering an event of some kind. that's a lot of stuff. we don't know much about this guy. some people are saying hey, he's clearly trying to get attention. he got it. maybe as a career later. they laugh and got a kick out of it. fairly impressive. it takes skill to be able to do that. they say it's freestyle. probably not. still, impressive.

>> there's some writing in there. i feel like people online were saying dude, just not at breakfast. we all need our coffee. >> so this is an example probably of why i don't do yard work because you get a little bit bored and then you do things like this. so they're calling it a volcano. but basically, this kid took all the stuff from his yard that he was supposed to clean up and then put it into their little outdoor oven and used the leaf blower and made a fire and made a volcano and probably never got asked to do yard work again by mom and dad. >> the kid did this? >> uh-huh. >> young man. we'll go with young man. >> that could be a lot of things. >> broaden the spectrum for you. now there's actual flames coming out the top. little bit of fire hazard. >> should we say don't try that at home. >> yes, please don't. >> we thought it would be understood. kids say the darndest things. over to the uk where an outlet

collected these letters, just the funny things kids say. mom, i love you more than rainbows and buttercups and wings of butterflies. i love you more than cow. here's another one saying sorry i bought too much spongebob episodes. i want you to have this. that's cute. >> like a quarter. >> yeah. but these kids say the darndest -- here's one more. thank you for the baby brother but what i prayed for was a puppy. that was a letter a kid wrote directly to god. kids say the craziest things. one more we want to show you this picture. >> maybe you want a puppy or cat that looks mighty concerned. i'm not into the cat stories. this is stinking cute. those marks on that cat's face are not drawn on. it was born like that. it looks like eyebrows. it looks all scared and concerned. that's cute. they named it gary after gary barlow because when he sings he does that with his eyebrows.

i think also that animals that have people names is hysterical. >> what's the cat's name? >> the cat's name is gary.

this morning on "world news now," new details about the two men shot dead outside a cartoonists convention in texas. their connections to terror and why the fbi has been following one of the suspects for years. >> safety questions for big city police departments after another new york cop dies from gunshot wounds. the dangerous trend and the deep sorrow. >> suing starbucks. a police officer given a free cup of coffee spills it. burns himself. so how did this case end up in court? >> and later in "the skinny," fashion showdown from eye popping headdresses to see-through fabrics. we're taking you to new york's biggest fashion event of the year where "a" listers spared no expense to get noticed. it's tuesday, may 5th. >> announcer: from abc news,

this is "world news now." >> i feel extremely underdressed. >> no, you're dressed appropriately. >> overdressed perhaps. >> you're good. >> good morning. i'm kayna whitworth. reena is on assignment. >> let us welcome kayna. i wasn't here yesterday. good to have you here with us. we've been looking forward to this. really good to have you. hello, folks, i'm back now. t.j. holmes here. we have to start with that attack outside a muhammad cartoon contest. you're hearing that right. this happened near dallas. two gunmen involved in this attack now dead. no bombs found in their car which has been removed from outside the hall where this so-called contest was taking place. >> local and federal authorities are trying to piece together a timeline. they're tracing movements of the suspects who were killed by a local policeman and one of those suspects was well-known to the fbi as abc's brian ross reports. >> the fbi acknowledged it had 30-year-old elton simpson, the man in this selfie obtained by abc news, under scrutiny as a

possible terrorist for the last ten years. simpson grew up in a christian family in this phoenix neighborhood. he told friends that an automobile accident ended his chances of playing basketball in college and led him to allah. >> we're still in shock and disbelief that this could happen. >> five years ago, the fbi arrested simpson for attempting to join an al qaeda group in somalia. he was convicted of lying to fbi agents, only sentenced to probation but put on the no fly list and became increasingly upset, according to his lawyer. >> he just felt like he was being targeted just because of his religious beliefs. >> over the last few months, simpson sent repeated twitter messages obtained by abc news about his growing dismay with his country. soon, you won't be able to live in america as a muslim. the noose is tightening, he wrote on march 14th. on april 15th, he wrote, time is short. on april 23rd, he wrote of the upcoming cartoon drawing event

in texas. when will they ever learn. and then just minutes before the attack that would lead to his death and that of his roommate, simpson sent this twitter message that he and a bro had pledged loyalty to isis. may allah accept us as mujahadin, he wrote. >> officials say he was not under 24 hour surveillance even though the fbi was aware of the same troubling social media messages obtained by abc news. brian ross, abc news, new york. >> and baltimore still on edge over freddie gray's death. tensions erupting once again, but this time it was sparked by a false report. a large crowd gathered as word spread that a black man had been shot by police, but police made it clear they didn't fire any shots. they say a suspect's gun accidentally went off while they were taking him into custody, but no one was injured. a community leader at the scene warned against spreading wrong information.

>> people don't need to hear that and the whole city of baltimore or the whole world that it was a shooting by an officer when it wasn't. >> police managed to quickly defuse tensions after the incident. national guard troops will continue to withdraw from the city. >> a new york police officer shot in the line of duty on saturday has now died. the nypd says his attacker wasn't motivated by politics, he was just "a professional criminal." abc's linsey davis reports. >> new york city police once again grieving the loss of one of their own, touching the van bearing the body of 25-year-old new york police officer brian moore, pronounced dead monday after being shot in the face saturday evening as he allegedly pulled up in an unmarked car to question this man, 35-year-old demetrius blackwell. >> he comes from a police family. father, uncle, cousin. >> we ask certainly for the people of this city, pray for them, pray for brian. >> moore is the third new york city police officer killed in the line of duty in the last six months.

the fifth shot at in as many months. highlighting the dangers of the job at a time when tensions are high in different cities across the country over deaths at the hands of police. >> when you see a tragedy like this, it should be a reminder just how difficult, demanding and dangerous the job of being a police officer can be. >> reporter: blackwell is a self-proclaimed hell raiser with a lengthy rap sheet. he's already served seven years in prison for attempted murder after shooting at a car driven by a man he had robbed at gunpoint. just this past december, two officers, wenjian liu and rafael ramos, were killed as they sat in their patrol car on their lunch break when 28-year-old ismaaiyl brinsley walked up to the vehicle and shot both officers in the head. moore was in this new york neighborhood on saturday as part of a detail targeting illegal guns when he was shot. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> sentencing phase of the boston marathon bombing trial is expected to last another two

weeks. and in court yesterday, dzhokhar tsarnaev showed emotion for the first time. he appeared to cry while his aunt briefly took the stand. she was unable to finish testifying because she became so emotional. in all, his defense team called five relatives to the stand, three cousins and two aunts. all of them said they had not seen him in 13 years. >> prosecutors in the movie theater massacre trial are trying to show that james holmes was sane when he opened fire and played a tape of him being questioned by police after the shootings in which he asks, there weren't any children hurt, were there? witnesses testified he tried to join a gun range in the weeks leading up to the shooting. >> the family of an suv driver killed in a new york commuter rail accident plans to sue the railroad. ellen brody died when her vehicle was struck by a train in february. five passengers on the train were also killed. the suit claims that that crossing is known to be dangerous and it should have been replaced years ago. the ntsb is still investigating the cause of that accident.

also, the faa urged to make changes to avoid dangerous mistakes. listen to this. in the last three years, five u.s. planes have landed at the wrong airport. and in one case, the runway was so small, that the boeing 747 couldn't turn around. aviation safety experts say all of the incidents were preventable. and they were air traffic control errors. they happened when there were several airports within a few miles of each other. >> the saudis are still pounding targets in yemen as they consider a cease-fire to allow humanitarian aid. saudi led air strikes took aim at airports across yemen yesterday. they've been locked in a battle with rebels fighting against -- forces loyal to the exiled president. so far more than 2400 people have been killed in the conflict, many of them civilians. >> a couple volcanoes to tell you about. one recently erupted in southern chile. scientists say it's showing significant activity. it's similar to what happened right before the three eruptions that have taken place since april 22nd. they're not ruling out another

eruption and say the 6500 forced out of their homes need to stay away. and in hawaii now, the kilauea volcano put on quite a show. lava rocks and gas flying through the air after a partial collapse of a crater wall. so that collapse triggered the explosion and the last time molten lava was visible in the crater was back in 1982. there hasn't been a lake of lava like there is right now since 1974. >> several cars were underwater after flash flooding hit parts of kansas during the evening commute. up to six inches fell around the town of manhattan. that's where kansas state university is. they tweeted out that most of the campus was impassable because of those floodwaters and get, yes, more rain tomorrow. >> a police officer in raleigh, north carolina, is suing starbucks after spilling a free cup of coffee on his lap. lieutenant matthew core claims he was badly burned when the lid popped off his cup in 2012.

so he says the incident caused so much stress that it activated his crohn's disease. many starbucks customers say the company is not at fault. >> it's a tough predicament i think when something like that happens, especially given it was a free cup of coffee. i think they were trying to go out of their way and do something good for somebody that's putting their life on the line of duty every day. >> the officer's wife is part of the lawsuit claiming the loss of her intimate partner. >> stop it. >> it gets better and better. >> you made that story up. that is impossible. >> you cannot make that kind of stuff up. >> it was mcdonald's decades ago. they won that suit, right, when somebody dropped -- but is he saying they should have put the lid on or the coffee was too hot? >> i think it's both. the coffee burned him. the lid popped off. the thing is, it was a free cup of coffee. the barista was trying to do something nice. >> it's coffee. it's hot. >> he didn't order like an iced. >> there was not an injury. there was stress.

it's not like he burned himself. he was stressed by the incident. >> i think you should testify in this trial. i feel you have a lot to say. >> you don't want me in that one. let's go to mexico. a small town there -- they're doing something more fun down there. they have something to brag about. they broke a guinness world record. they've got a record for anything. this is the largest ever amount of freshly squeezed orange juice. nearly 400 people pitched in for the annual orange fair to beat the previous record. >> volunteers took 7,716 pounds of oranges, squeezed 282 gallons of juice, poured into a giant glass. local farmers donated the oranges and afterwards, everyone drank the results. so how many bottles of champagne do you need to make a mimosa? >> let's get that record holder. we're good. we've got "the skinny" coming your way. the veteran late night host getting presidential attention and also justin timberlake like you have never seen him before. later, the meaningful name given to the princess. >> and why royal watchers in

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we got a mess here, folks. this is along mexico's west coast. beach run restaurants cleaning up after pounding surf came ashore. waves up to 12 feet chasing tourists off the beach. hundreds of people in local communities have been forced out of their homes, as well. got the same deal further up the coast in southern california to show you here, but some folks having a good time with it. in particular we're talking about surfers here. super gnarly surf. that's a direct quote from one of the guys out there.

waves so strong, look at this, actually caused a 26-foot boat to the go aground. high surf advisories in effect through today. >> sophia vergara has never backed down in this battle over her frozen embryos she created with her former fiance. >> but now we're hearing from her. she's explaining herself in a lot more detail and taking questions. who has the law on their side in this debate? here now abc's rebecca jarvis. >> sophia vergara, star of abc's "modern family" speaking out on the howard stern show about her ex, nick loeb. >> i don't hate him. obviously he has a problem with me. >> breaking her silence about the battle over their frozen embryos. loeb has gone public saying he wants to bring them to term. she does not. >> you guys break up and you say look, i don't want to have a baby with you. i'm not involved with you anymore. >> can you blame me? >> i can't blame you. by the way, a child needs a mother. >> and a loving -- more than a mother, it needs a loving

relationship of parents, you know, that get along. >> she says this is all spelled out in their contract with the fertility clinic. legal papers vergara says her ex not only signed once but twice. >> two times and suddenly now you want to change your mind? >> vergara is moving right along, stopping by the ellen show to celebrate her engagement to heartthrob joe manganiello. >> i mean i'm so lucky. i couldn't believe it. >> now as much as she would like to move on, there is a legal battle ahead. nick loeb is suing her in california court. but the legal experts we spoke to say these contracts are pretty airtight. it is very unlikely that they would be overturned. t.j., kayna. >> that is clearly far from over. don't go anywhere. "the skinny" is up next. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. >> announcer: "world news now"

♪ skinn ♪ skinny, so skinny ♪ okay. so right to it here. last night's met gala known as the super bowl of fashion, theme was china this year through the looking glass. >> so sarah jessica parker translated that into this. >> lit her hair on fire. >> fiery headdress developed by phillip tracy. you can imagine twitter had a good time with this one. >> lady gaga walking the red carpet for the first time.

did not disappoint. this ensemble included 14,000 feathers. >> of course it did. rihanna went big. now many giving her the victory for the night. yellow fur trimmed cape taking one chinese designer two years to make this thing by hand. >> oh, my gosh. >> gold seemed to be a trend and ann hathaway on the left in a bit of a hooded number, sort of looks like she's in the new "star wars." i didn't realize she had been cast. kate hudson and jessica chastain look radiant in the gold. >> that would be a jedi outfit. that gold thing she's wearing. the clooneys are always banging. george matching amal's red gown with his pocket square and the wests, another duo you see kanye there with the big smile on his face as always. >> he's happy to be there. >> so heads turning with this very unique printed mini dress. i don't know. >> we go through all that. show them how it's done.

beyonce was fashionably late and she was fashionable. she posted these pics to instagram of her revealing givenchy, is that right? >> this is a team effort around here. >> let's move on from that, shall we? only about a dozen shows left for david letterman. last night he had a very high profile guy on the chair. you know that guy. the president joined letterman on stage for what will be his last interview of a president as host of the "late show." >> their discussion had a pretty wide range from issues of race, the protests in baltimore to then a candid admission by the president regarding the first lady's popularity. >> i know you like michelle a little bit more than me, which is okay. >> she was here last week. >> i know. and i am sure you are not alone. but -- >> the two also discussed plans for their retirement which included playing dominos against each other. >> the interview ended with the president and letterman sharing admiration for each other.

the president thanking letterman on behalf of the american people for making us all laugh. >> the competition on dancing with the stars. fierce last night. couples pulled out all the stops to try and avoid a double elimination. >> nastia liukin started with a game of thrones inspired dance. she's earning straight nines from the judges. for her second performance, we saw the injured derek now on his feet for the slower parts. this dance earned them a perfect score. >> a pair of near perfect scores, 39 for both dances with his partner allison. >> at the top of the leaderboard, rumer willis been leading this thing on a lot of these nights. showing us once again why she's the odds-on favorite to win getting perfect tens for both of her dances. the one-hour results show airs tonight. that's at 8:00 here on abc. finally justin timberlake, the guy can sing, dance, act and transform into citrus fruit. >> that's creepy. a new dad apparently wants to

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♪ ♪ >> playing violin too? >> no. >> wouldn't have been surprised though. the great kate wait is over. the royal baby has arrived and she has a name. >> the oddsmakers laid out their picks for will and kate's second child. speculation is over. the princess has a name. here is abc's bob woodruff. >> fire. fire. >> the speculation about the royal baby's name ended with the announcement via twitter. charlotte elizabeth diana, her royal highness princess charlotte of cambridge. all three of the names have connections to the baby's parents' families. charlotte a female version of william's dad's name prince charles who said he was hoping for a baby girl. elizabeth is kate's mother's

middle name and, of course, the baby's great grandmother, queen elizabeth ii and diana for william's mother the late princess of wales. >> i think that was about them having respecting tradition but also then choosing something that was from the heart. >> this baby princess is not the first royal charlotte. 200 years ago, king george iii had a wife named queen charlotte. the late princess diana's brother lord charles spencer tweeted that his 2-year-old daughter charlotte diana will be thrilled about sharing names with her new cousin. bob woodruff, abc news, london. >> i'm sorry, y'all. i'm just getting back from vegas. we knew kayna was coming. i hated i couldn't be here yesterday. on your first day to hang out. >> you bailed on me. >> i'm learning about you through this process this morning. our viewers we want you to learn about kayna. >> good. >> whitworth as well. >> the pictures tell the story. >> the most boring person in the world. >> look how exciting. >> i have a cute dog. >> where is it? >> oh, this is his halloween

costume. she's a ram. >> my word. i went to colorado state. we're the rams. >> i'll give you that. >> that's her hiking in massachusetts with me. >> i didn't know that was your front yard. >> that's mom. that's me and mom hiking machu picchu. >> that's my little brother. >> that's me. >> i'm sorry. >> i thought these were recent children. >> no. >> what's happening here? you have a cheerleading background. >> no, i do not have a cheerleading background. >> you were an nfl cheerleader. >> absolutely not. that's not true at all. i did gymnastics as a kid. this is learning how to be lucky the mascot, the celtics mascot. i learned how to be a mascot for a day. >> what was your specialty? you said you were a gymnast. >> i liked floor. i played lacrosse in college. i was more into those things. i was not a cheerleader. >> why don't we have any lacrosse video? >> i wasn't very good. not very good at anything.

>> i guess we should have started with that, right?

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many. l week. making news in america this morning -- deadly plot. new details emerge about the attempted attack on a cartoon exhibit in texas. what the fbi already knew about one of the gunmen. and the traffic cop who put a stop to their plans. record rain causing screens like this. cars surrounded by water. deep enough to cover doors. bottles of soda flying off a truck, barrelling for a man running for safety. zprnchts plus the met ball. glamorous gowns. rihanna's garb that shut down the red carpet and beyonce's barely there dress.