good morning, adrienne. from the so-called nuclear option being debated in the senate to very real nuclear diplomacy with china the political happenings have the potential to change the course of history. today the senate judiciary committee is planning to vote on supreme court nominee neal gorsuch. >> what i can tell you is that neal gorsuch will be confirmed this week. >> reporter: senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is threatening to do whatever it takes to break a filibuster by democrats. but it's not yet clear if he'll need to. three democrats have announced they will vote for gorsuch. the white house needs five more defectors to avoid the so-called nuclear option. but there are real nukes at stake in the growing tensions with north korea. that issue, a critical agenda item in the upcoming visit of china's president xi jinping. the meeting already potentially contentious after some of the president's campaign rhetoric. >> we can't continue to allow china to rape our country, and that's what they're d

good morning, paul. >> good morning, kendis, adrienne. look for stormy conditions to continue in the deep south affecting atlanta, tennessee, all of alabama going into mississippi and we're looking for it to target new orleans as well so louisiana not quite out of the woods yet. at least not all of the parishes. look for thunderstorms to rumble throughout the carolinas down towards northern florida. right into the mid-mississippi valley region and then reaching further north into the ohio valley region. where is the targeted weather of the worst area from mobile to atlanta along 65, i-20 and i-10. four main concerns, damaging winds between up to 40 to 55 or more miles per hour. largehail, isolated tornadoes and flooding and more flooding into the carolinas for monday night. >> so several states have to be on the lookout, paul. >>> we turn to politics and learning that president trump's son-in-law jared kushner is visiting iraq. >> a top white house adviser says he was invited to make gen. the exact purpose not clear but his role at the wh

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abc's adrienne bankert starting us off tonight. >> reporter: tonight, a fight nearly breaking out on a plane. >> hey bud, hey bud. you do that to me, and i'll knock you flat. >> hey, you stay out of this! you stay out of this! >> come on. >> reporter: an angry passenger confronting this american airlines flight attendant who shou the man who took this video says it started when that crew member took the woman's stroller out of an overhead bin, insisting she check it at the gate. accidentally hitting her and just missing her children. according to the witness. >> sort of violently yanked it, and then stormed off the plane with it. >> you don't know what the story is. >> i don't care what the story is, you almost hurt a baby. >> reporter: you can hear another attendant try to calm things down. >> it was an accident. it was an accident. >> it was not an accident. >> reporter: the mother, carrying her two infants, sobbing, while pleading to get her stroller back. the passenger who stood up for the woman explaining himself. >> a baby almost got hurt. that's what just fired me up. >> repor

good morning, janai. >> reporter: kendis and adrienne, good morning. it has been a busy few weeks for the trump administration when it comes to foreign policy. from the u.s. strike in syria to bombing afghanistan, escalating tensions with north korea and now iran. >> iran is the world's leading state sponsor of terrorism. >> reporter: secretary of state rex tillerson announced the administration is reviewing the obama era nuclear deal despite telling congress iran is holding up its end of the 2015 agreement. >> an unchecked iran has the potential to travel the same path as north korea and take the world along with it. >> reporter: on the campaign trail, trump the candidate promising to renegotiate it. >> they're doing the iran deal. it was so bad, so pathetic, i looked at it, i looked at the way they negotiated. i said, these people don't know what they're doing. >> reporter: the trump administration also now trying to clarify possibly misleading statements about the location of the nuclear capable aircraft carrier said to be headed to the korean penin

. >> and i'm adrienne bankert in for diane macedo. the u.s. attack on syria ordered by president trump. >> cruise missiles flying off the u.s. destroyers overnight targeting the airfield syrian jets used for tuesday's chemical attack. syrian officials say several people were killed in the strike including some military officials. a russian spokesman this morning saying vladimir putin believes the u.s. attack violates international law. >> a top official from u.s. ally turkey calling the air strikes imperative to punish the assad regime for this chemical attack on its own citizens. >> so mixed reaction all over so far. let's begin our coverage right now with abc's alex marquardt who just arrived in the region. >> reporter: overnight a major step for this new commander in chief. >> tonight i ordered a targeted military strike on the airfield in syria from where the chemical attack was launched. >> reporter: the president addressing the nation from his florida estate leveling a harsh indictment against syrian president bashar al assad. >> using a

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lana, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, kendis and adrienne. those strikes in syria are, you know, producing some pretty polarized political rhetoric here in washington but not necessarily along political lines. some people are praising what they see as decisive action by the president. but others are asking questions. some of the president's sharpest critics on foreign policy are applauding the strikes. in a joint statement john mccain and lindsey graham previously skeptics of president trump, said he deserves the support of the american people, and, quote, unlike the previous administration, president trump took action in syria while another critic, senate minority leader, chuck schumer, mentioned the chemical attacks in his comments saying making sure assad knows that when he commits such despicable atrocities he will pay a price is the right thing to do. but others are questioning whether the president needed approval for military action. democratic senator tim kaine called the president's failure to consult with congress unlawful, and repu

adrienne is covering it all. what happened? >> it's become one of the most talked about dramas on social media. fyre festival trending along with the hashtag, fyre fraud. they're admitting to what caused the music festival fail. it was over before it really began. lockdown. vip guests stranded after paying thousands of dollars for an island getaway turned disaster. now home. without enjoying the glamour promoters of the doomed fyre festival promised. >> the actual experience exceeds all expectations. >> it was about $4,000. what we actually got was probably worth closer to zero dollars. >> reporter: the man who co-founded the event with rapper ja rule explained himself. >> we took a big jump here. v-1 has failed. >> reporter: he said they literally built a city on the private island in the bahamas. he blames bad weather for the chaos. >> a big storm came through. busted our water system. affected half of the housing tents. >> reporter: but weeks before mcfarland claims that storm came through, there were signs this fateful trip

welcome to adrienne. we will start this half-hour with the trump administration putting the iran nuclear deal under a microscope. >> secretary of state rex tillerson announcing the u.s. is reviewing the nuclear agreement slamming it as a failure. he is also taking aim at iran. for supporting terrorism. >> all this as tensions are rth korea.boiling point with abc's correspondent has been following the developments from washington, d.c. at this early morning hour. good morning, arlette. >> good morning. with the 100 day mark quickly approaching. president trump is diving deeper and deeper into foreign affairs. the administration talking tough on not one but two nuclear fronts. secretary of state, rex tillerson, issuing a warning on iran. comparing its behavior to north korea. >> unchecked iran has potential to travel the same path as north korea. and take the world along with it. >> reporter: those comments after tillerson notified congress that iran is complying with the nuclear deal struck with president

adrienne reynolds / victim's oldest son's godmother "roshanda is a beautiful young lady that loved her sons, loved god, was doing the best she could for her them. she was keeping her children in private school so they could get the best education they could"a family friend tells me just last night police were called on the suspect. before 9 o'clock this morning tragedy. rashanda's family has created a go fund me page to help with funeral expenses. in the meantime richmond police have issued a $2 million dollar warrant for mcbride's arrest. the 49 year old is described as 225 pounds. last seen driving a 2007 silver 4 door mercedes s-550 with paper plates. allwin brown / richmond police chief now to a big story kron 4 has been covering all day.san francisco police have arrested a man accused of groping at least four women on muni. tonight he faces several charges, including sexual battery and false imprisonment. this is the man police confirm is behind bars.his identity has not been released.it happened on the n judah line today a viewer reached out to kron 4 and says she snapped a pictu

we're told he's cooperating. >> adrienne, thank you. >>> we have an update on the terror attack in stockholm. authorities revealing new information about the man who allegedly stole a truck and turned it into a deadly weapon. raising questions about whether warning signs were missed. here's jennifer eccleston. >> reporter: new details about the suspected thrive -- driver of this stolen delivery truck. police revealing they tried to deport him just six weeks ago. >> he was applying for residence. that was rejected. >> reporter: but when police went to his home to deport him, they couldn't. he had given them the wrong address. the unnamed suspect, also known to intelligence services in the past. determined a marginal player. but tonight police revealing he showed isis sympathies. the suspect, arrested just hours after the attack. another suspect also in custody. police beefing up patrols across the capital. over 500 questioned. thousands today gathered at the scene of the attack to remember the four killed. from sweden, belgium, and from the uk. 41-year-old father chris bevington. a music exec

i'm adrienne in forne in macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. our top headlines this morning on "world news now" -- the breaking news. the u.s. firing missiles at syrian targets. just hours ago. it was president trump's response to syria's chemical attack against its own citizens. >>> supreme court anominee neil gorsuch expected to be confirmed today. republicans changed the rules to break a democratic filibuster. and allow confirmation by a simple majority vote. gorsuch could be sworn in time to hear the final cases of the term. >>> a day of high-stakes talks on tap at mar-a-lago for president trump and the chinese president. with the focus on north korea and trade after meeting for the first time, president trump said they have developed a friendship. >>> comedian known as mr. warmth, don rickles, dies at age of 9 o0. known for his insults of anyone and everyone, rickles was actually one of the most loved people in entertainment. those are some of our top stories on this friday, april 7th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now."

abc news reporter adrienne bankert has the video. >> reporter: millions of views online. it's yet another case of an on-board confrontation involving passengers, now going viral. this time the antagonism is on an american airlines flight in california. >> just give me my stroller, please. >> reporter: at issue they say the mother tried to bring her double wide stroller down the plane and down a single aisle. a flight attendant told her she needed to gate check it. when she did not, he took it away. >> very upset. and grabbed it and just pulled it and yanked it off. violently yanked it. >> a baby almost got hurt. that's what fired me up. >> reporter: other passengers like tony fiero say the employee was violent with the stroller, nearly hitting the woman and her child. minutes later, when the man gets back on board, fiero gets up again. >> hey, bud. you do that to me and i'll knock you flat. >> you stay out of this. >> reporter: american airlines quickly issuing an apology, saying "we are deeply sorry for the pain we have caused this passenger and her family. the actions o

abc news reporter adrienne bankert has the video. >> reporter: millions of views online. it's yet another case of an on-board confrontation involving passengers, now going viral. this time the antagonism is on an american airlines flight in california. >> just give me my stroller, please. >> reporter: at issue they say the mother tried to bring her double wide stroller down the plane and down aingle aisle. a flight attendant told her she needed to gate check it. when she did not, he took it away. >> very upset. and grabbed it and just pulled it and yanked it off. violently yanked it. >> a baby almost got hurt. that's what fired me up. >> reporter: other passengers like tony fiero say the employee was violent with the stroller, nearly hitting the woman and her child. minutes later, when the man gets back on board, fiero gets up again. >> hey, bud. you do that to me and i'll knock you flat. >> you stay out of this. >> reporter: american airlines quickly issuing an apology, saying "we are deeply sorry for the pain we have caused this passenger and her family. the actions of

good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: adrienne and kendis, good morning. it is expected to be a jam packed week here in washington. the president is expected to unveil his tax reform plan, promising big tax cuts. the house is set to vote on health care. what hangs in the balance is the budget. it's been almost 100 days since president trump took office. >> we're going to defend our workers, protect our jobs, and finally put america first. >> reporter: his administration heads into a tough week with lawmakers, all complicated by a potential showdown over that border wall with mexico. president trump demanding congress put up the money for it, t that could lead to government shutdown. e deline is friday night. >> so i think that's a fight worth having and a conversation and a debate worth having for 2018, but we cannot shut down the government right now. >> reporter: attorney general jeff sessions defending the president's request that american taxpayers begin paying for the wall despite promises that mexico would pay for it. >> i can't imagine the democrats

here with more abc's adrienne bankert. >> reporter: tonight, the cdc is calling this deadly superbug a global health threat. reporting 61 cases in 6 states since 2013. most patients in new york and new jersey. >> when you have an organism that's spread person to person, causes severe infections and can develop resistance, that's a real concerning type of impb perfection. >> like anti-resistant bacteria this rare strain of yeast is resistant to all three available anti-fungal medications. 60% people infected around the world have died. hospital patients in intensive care are at the most risk. >> who has tubes, who has central lines, things that allow the fungus to get into the body. >> reporter: the fungus can survive for weeks on hospital beds and for months on the skin. doctors say this bug is difficult to detect. you can be carrying it into a loved one's hospital room and not know it. >> adrienne, thank you. >>> when we come back -- the helicopter slamming into a home. news about the victims coming in. >>> the new images coming this evening of saturn. >>> we'll be back. roller derb

abc's adrienne bankert picks up the story. >> reporter: tonight, a frantic call for help. toxic fumes inside this michigan hotel, killing a 13-year-old boy and poisoning nearly a dozen others. >> i have a report of approximately six to seven children in the pool area, all unconscious. >> reporter: witnesses say kids were playing at this pool when they started to get sick and called an adult for help. >> my mom hurried up and went down there, and she said when she survived, all the kids were surrounding the pool, passed out, throwing up. >> reporter: one child, dead. the victims, middle schoolers, rushed to the hospital. >> i walked past the pool and there were literally just five bodies. >> reporter: hotel staff and police also being treated after racing in to help. >> they opened up doors and called 911 right away. >> reporter: officials say the culprit, a lethal dose of carbon monoxide. more than 16 times what is safe, coming from a faulty pool heater. every year in the u.s., there are more than 400 deaths and 20,000 are admitted to emergency rooms for carbon monoxide po

>> adrienne, thank you. >>> next tonight, an abc news exclusive. the father of the 15-year-old allegedly abducted by her teacher speaks out for the first time. his concern over how little she had to eat during her captivity, and how fragile she still appears to be. eva pilgrim with that exclusive interview. >> reporter: tonight, the father of the missing tennessee teen speaking for the first time since being reunited. >> sometimes she'll be happy and laughing and back to the same old girl and then sometimes she'll be just in a fetal position crying. it's a roller coaster for her. >> reporter: 15-year-old elizabeth thomas missing for over a month. her former teacher, 50-year-old tad cummins, in fbi custody facing federal charges for kidnapping the teen. what did she look like? >> like she had really been through a lot and she was very talkative to us but you could tell, that something wasn't quite right. >> reporter: you said she had lost some weight? >> yes, apparently, he had not been feedi her. she said they had been eating owers d things andust

good morning, adrienne. >> reporter: hello to you, paula. yes, this manhunt happening in the community's own backyard. at least one church canceling services this morning. after police say a man possibly matching jakubowski's description, reportedly walked into the church asking suspicious questions. this morning, the nationwide manhunt intensifying for self-proclaimed revolutionary, joseph jakubowski. wisconsin authorities now increasing patrols at churches and places of worship this palm sunday. investigators raiding a home in jakubowski's neighborhood. following every possible lead to track him down. >> i started having a kind of panic attack. i couldn't sleep last night because -- just knowing he could possibly be, like, right in my area. >> reporter: police releasing a new photo of their suspect, at a nearby gas station. this, after surveillance images officials say show the 32-year-old stealing 16 high-powered handguns, at least 2 assault rifles and possibly silencers. but it was this disturbing video of jakubowski mailing what the fbi

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biologist adrienne crosier runs the breeding program. >> part of what i try to do is make the best genetic matches but also the best matches based on temperament. >> reporter: so you are cupid for cheetahs? >> yes, i try. >> reporter: while cheetahs are thriving here, they're disappearing in the wild. they're in such peril, some scientists are calling for them to be moved to the endangered species list. why are they vulnerable? >> mostly loss of habitats. the areas they occupy in africa have been reduced dramatically. there are only 7,500 cheetahs left in the wild. >> reporter: 7,500, and that's down from what? >> when i first started working on cheetahs about 15 years ago, they thought there were about 10,000 to 12,000. >> reporter: with a top speed of 60 miles an hour, it's been said that nothing can outrun a cheetah except, perhaps, extinction. but these little guys are doing their best to leave extinction in their dust. chip reid, cbs news, front royal, virginia. >> pelley: that's the "cbs evening news," for some of you the news continues, and check back with us in the morning. from th

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paula, good morning to you, adrienne. >> what's up, ron. >> and robert. >> ronald, how are you? >> i'm going to take these off. good morning, everyone. >>> in arkansas a judge issued an order to stop leigh that the injections to be given to inmates. this comes after the company that makes the drug that was being used s to be used for capital punishment purposes say they believed or thought the prisoner would use them for medical purposes. >>> in boston former nfl star aaron hernandez found not guilty of double murder. a jury acquitting hernandez friday of charges that he killed two people in a drive-by shooting in 2012. the defense claimed the prosecution's tar witness was the actual killer. hernandez is already serving a life sentence on a previous murder conviction while he was playing for the new england patriots. >>> a ten-day nationwide manhunt for a wisconsin fugitive said to be armed and dangerous, that is finally over. joseph jakubowski behind bars this morning after police responded to a report of a man camping out in someone's property in rural wisconsin. jakubowski ha

i'm adrienne bankert in for diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. >> president trump five days away from a key marker. his 100th day in office. looking for a big legislative victory as congress juggles health care, tax reform and trillion dollar spending bill to aindividual a shutdown. >> former president barack obama back in the spotlight today. he is holding a townhall-style discussion with young people on community organizing at university of chicago. his first major public appearance since leaving the white house. >> two outsiders defeated the mainstream parties in france, two advance to a presidential election run-off in two weeks. macron first with the pro-europe message followed by far right

thank you, adrienne. >>> terrifying moments at a church carnival. a bounce house and slide going airborne with several children inside the thing. stephanie ramos has the story. >> reporter: a terrifying scene at a carnival in south carolina. >> they're all juveniles. >> get out here. get out here, get out here. >> reporter: two inflatables, a slide and bounce house, swept up in a strong gust of wind. going airborne. with children inside the house. >> call 911. >> reporter: little aniah warren, escaping. >> my friend was in the bounce house. i was covering my eyes when it happened. >> reporter: warren's friend, among the children tossed out of the house. right before it went into traffic. five kids were hurt. >> it's so hard to describe an image you won't be able to get out of your mind. everyone was screaming and yelling. >> reporter: in midflight, the other inflatable, an empty slide ramming into power lines as rescuers race to help. >> one of these amusement rides got airborne. tapping the power lines. >> i was saying it was okay. and just trying

adrienne bankart posted, the calorie. the nutritional info. >> right where i went? i can tell you. 410 calories. >> uh-huh. >> 59 grams of sugar is that what we are talking about? >> little off. little off. >> 76 grams of sugar. >> worse and carbohydrates. >> 80 grams of carbs. >> noable. eno. >> in 24-ouncer at least. >> yeah, yeah. you could get with skim milk. order unicorn frap, with skill mi milk. whole lot of whip cream. >> fox news fallout over the firing of bill o'reilly. the network moves forward without its long-time linchpin. we're learning about the golden parachute he is reportedly walking away with even as more sexual harassment allegations surface. >> later, the high school student who got way more than he bargained for during a trip to the little boy's room. remember, find us on facebook, wnnfans. >> caller: and twitter. at abcwnn. you are watching "world news now." ♪ ♪ ♪ five-second rule protection. new lysol kitchen pro eliminates 99.9% of bacteria without any harsh chemical residue. ♪ lysol. what it takes to protect. i

>> no, that is growling. >> adrienne croisier, a biologist with the smithsonian is manager of the resea weighs them about twice a week. >> does this ever get old? >> no, it's always fun to have cubs. >> the scientists hope for at least one litter a year, and this year they got two, 12 cubs total. while two babies didn't survive, having this many born this close together is a virtual population explosion. >> every day that they make it through, we just have a better chance of them surviving to adulthood. >> cheetahs are listed as vulnerable, and some scientists are calling for the fast cat to be moved to the endangered species list. why are they vulnerable? >> mostly loss of habitats. the areas that they occupy in africa have been reduced dramatically. >> cheetahs have disappeared from an estimated 76% of their natural range. today they are mostly found in southern africa, especially namibia. but here in mountains, crosier and her team are doing critical work to help the cheetah survive. i hear you have been called the cheetah cupid. >> yes, we try to make as many matches as we can find.

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right now he's out there armed and dangerous. >> yes, still missing. >> adrienne, thank you very much. >>> let's check the weather yet again and get it back down to rob marciano who is in d.c. hey, rob. >> hey, guys, what a group we have gathered here as the parade kicks off in about two hours. check it out. we've got the powertaps from woodstock, georgia. their cloggers are going to be clogging let's take the weather forecast. it's chilly here, it does not feel like spring. that's it way it's been for several weeks. we have good news if you're a fan of good weather. 15 degrees below average south and west. the overall trend will be a warming one starting with the central part of the country. today, 20, 25 degrees above average. that will be sliding off to the east. bear with it, summer is on its way in july. that's a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast here's the local forecast. all right, i'm meteorologist chris sowers with this accuweather update. the sky conditions are clear, the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast will stay clear for the next several days. s

adrienne and kendis. >> yeah, that new warning from nikki haley. janai, thank you. >>> moving on, it may be another sign of the steep decline in relations between the u.s. and russia. another reported flight by russian bombers close to alaska, the second in as many days. the first one was on monday and about 100 miles away. then on tuesday, the jets were reportedly about 36 miles off the coast. should point out russians weren't actually in u.s. space either time. >> syria still has up to three tons of chemical weapons, the assessment comes after that horrific attack that killed more than 80 people and the head of the international chemical weapons watchdog says the lab tests show undeniable evidence that the victims were exposed to sarin gas or something similar. meanwhile, syria has reportedly removed its military jets from the blaise hit by the u.s. missile strike to a russian base to protect them from further attacks. >>> this is interesting. the trump administration is about to face the same judge who the president railed against during the cam

that officer is now fighting to get back on the police force, and abc's adrienne bankert has more. >> reporter: in this newly released police surveillance video of this august shooting death, you see mary knowlton, the 73-year-old former librarian step in front of the crowd. it's her turn to take part in a shoot, don't shoot scenario. playing the armed assailant is punta gorda police officer lee coel, who at this moment has no idea the gun he's holding is loaded with real bullets. this is supposed to be a role playing exercise like the one seen here in these pictures from facebook, a police training demonstration for gun owners, but right here when coel starts firing knowlton falls to the ground. her husband right there watching it all unfold. >> went and tried to save her life, and i was just in shock. i just didn't know what to do. >> reporter: at first the crowd in the police station parking lot isn't sure what's happening until they see her bleeding. >> he turned her over, and she looked horrible. you know, blood all over the place, and i thought, oh, my god. >> reporter: coel and

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