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in our next half hour, bachelorette bombshell. my goodness, the tears are flowing. >> here we go. >> we just started the show. they're crying already. an in-depth look at the guys decision to keep kaitlyn over brit. our senior bachelorette analyst is going to break this all down. you're watching "world news now." reena's back. reena's back. she's been in london. talking about call the cool things she did including a lot of tea time. >> yes, it was. but this isn't the stuff of high tea. this is the world of food and fashion colliding in a very delicious way. >> all right. >> it's an unlikely fashion combo, alexander mcqueen, oscar de la renta and decadent desserts? >> welcome. >> at london's posh barclay hotel, pret a porte, french for ready to wear fashion, is pret a porte with designers helping to create edible fashion for high tea. >> they usually come up with a design. i get pushed and challenged. you know? if sometimes i'm happy with something but they're not. >> ultimately chef mourad always finds perfection and alexander mcqueen hat anyone? this is oscar de la renta. >> coconut and lime mousse and we actually spray this green color here. >> a takeoff of this dress worn by rihanna. >> filling it with a raspberry mousse inside and we'll finish it off with the spun sugar. >> one piece can take hours to make. but no one said ho couture was easy. >> the hardest one. >> wow, look at those. >> a cheesecake molded after an emiliol pucci trench coat. the base a cookie crust. >> apricot syrup. >> no detail too small. these bikini cookies complete with a chocolate belly button. and just as the fashion changes each season, so do the pastries. the designs can take months to concoct with a team of 14 chefs trying to keep those designs consistent. finally, it was our turn to sample. >> it's got the blueberry cake in the center with the blueberry compote. the handle goes on there just last minute with john paul gauthier we have the meringue. >> way better than jell-o. >> and booking for high tea on the weekends has sold out for the next six months but if you get in, it will cost you, roughly $75. well, high, high tea indeed. if i continue going like this, there's no way i'll fit into one of these. >> very nice. >> chef mourad so passionate he knew you would want to try one of these bikinis. have a taste. how is it? 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they say after seeing a magician make his assistant disappear mr.clean came up with a product that makes dirt virtually disappear. he called it the magic eraser. it cleans like magic. even baked on dirt disappears right before your eyes. mr.clean's magic eraser. if you have playdates at your house, be ready to clean up the mess. the kids have fun, but it's pretty gross. [door bell] what's that? it's a swiffer wetjet. i can just grab this and just go right to the mess. that comes from my floor?! oh, that's disgusting. i want friends over. you want friends over?! and now it's time for "the mix". study about music and they found out some of the songs in the past ten years are at a third grade reading level. >> stop. >> yeah. >> stop. >> you know, what the songs are among them? t payne's buy you a drink. >> take a listen. >> what's wrong with this? perfect english. buy you a drink. >> yes. >> you're saying that's wrong. >> they're saying it's at a third grade reading level. they looked at 225 songs in hip hop. eminem ranked the highest with the lyrics achieving of an average grade level of a little bit over third grade. that was on the high end. >> yeah, and another one, kesha's tick-tock top ten of dumbest. >> this song in particular? >> sort of third grade reading level. >> come on. >> you know what genre of music had the smartest lyrics. >> i'll give you a hint. >> i've got friends in low places. >> yeah that's a high reading level. country. >> country music. ranked among the highest level of smart lyrics. >> country, there are some good song writing in country. some good story telling. >> they're good. but t. payne, buy you a drink. >> i think if he had more than just buy you a drink like buy you a drink and take you out for dinner or something. >> not about english. it's about the complexity of the story. okay. that is fantastic, reena. look, we get off the air in a few hours. let's go out for drinks. okay? mimosas and bloody marys in the morning. what's the next story again? the cannes film festival going on. they had a little controversy. there was a ban on selfies reportedly. first of all, they say it was backing up the red carpet. the stars wanted to do selfies. now reportedly they said they were banning flats for women on the red carpet. >> crazy. >> really? that is madness. yes, everybody wants to look beautiful on the red carpet. >> look at those heels. >> i don't know whose legs those are on the right. whose legs are thoses? okay. it's as the a star. >> emily blunt. >> but the story is, one director's wife was reportedly not let in because she was wearing flats. she eventually got in but some of the male actors then said wait a minute, this isn't right. they were as a protest were going to put on heels themselves and go in. this is the tweet we're seeing from that star we were talking about. but getting stricter rules what you can and can't do on red carpets. put your heels on, stop taking selfies. let's keep it glamorous. >> buy me a drink and let me wear my heels. this morning on "world news now," historic recall. the potentially explosive air bags installed in 34 million cars. the deadly defect, the new new disturbing safety tests and what led up to the biggest auto recall in history. >> extreme weather hitting america's tornado alley. overnight. the damage this morning in at least two hard hit towns as a big area of the country gets snow, downpours and flooding. >> stuck ship. a luxury cruise liner hits a reef. passengers describing the scary impact while awaiting an all important safety inspection today. >> and the winner is, we're behind the scenes of the star-studded finale of season 20 of "dancing with the stars." who took home the mirror ball trophy. that's in "the skinny" on this wednesday, may 20th. >> announcer: from abc news this is "world news now" with t.j. holmes and reena ninan. >> we had two very different evenings of television watching >> we sure did. i told you this was not meant to be dvr'd. >> no, but you were watching what? >> "dancing with the stars." >> i was watching what? >> what were you watching? >> nba playoffs. >> was that last night? >> wow. game one, western conference finals. >> yeah. >> golden state, houston rockets. >> that you could have watched later. >> you don't watch a live sporting event record. >> turn your cell phone off and you know, you wouldn't get the scores. >> see, this is what they say. all right? no, you don't. sports is the only thing worth covering live. weather they tell you before it happens, news they tell you after it happens. sports cover it live. >> "dancing with the stars" you've got to watch live. >> okay, i give you that. who won? >> rumer has it. rumer. >> okay, yeah. >> we are going to begin, i just heard groaning in the control room. we begin with the faulty air bags of millions of cars. an incredible story across the country leading to the biggest auto recall ever. >> we don't get to say that a whole lot, the biggest anything ever. this is the case. air bags designed to save lives capable of blowing up like a bomb blamed for at least five deaths, more than 100 injuries. after much resistance, the manufacturer has now finally agreed to recall twice as many cars as before. david kerley on the story for us. >> one, fire. >> some have called them an ied in your car. those potentially lethal explosive air bags, the recall nearly doubling to 34 million cars. >> but up until now, takata has refused to acknowledge that their air bags are defective. that changes today. >> the inflater casing can shatter sometimes sending shrapnel through the bag and into drivers and passengers. at least five americans have died. >> when i seen the blood, i thought i was going to die. >> cory is one of the many injured by his air bag. could it have been more? takata has been testing those inflaters. we are learning nearly one out of every 100 tested ruptured. the japanese maker takata. >> can you tell us why you're not expanding the recall? >> had resisted a broader recall. >> i'll ask you to step off the property. >> okay, no problem. >> but the takata ceo says we are pleased to have reached this agreement. 11 different carmakers that sell in the u.s. are now part of this recall and what about the replacements that have been going into recalled cars? federal regulators would only say they are safer. >> the concern is are they safe over the long-term. that has yet to be determined. >> consumers should go to safercar.gov and type in their vehicle identification number to find out if their air bag is part of this expanded recall. this is one of the most complex recalls the government says it has ever conducted. and says it could take a couple of years to replace all questionable air bags which means some americans may be driving the highways with a potentially dangerous air bag in their car. david kerley, abc news, washington. >> some dangerous weather again moved through the middle of the country packing heavy rain, hail and tornadoes. at least eight twisters touched down across parts of texas and oklahoma leaving miles of destruction including here in mineral wells, texas. in two towns west of fort worth. at least one person injured near austin. elsewhere in texas, torrential rains triggered disastrous flooding. city of san angelo got as much as six inches over a period of just 24 hours. crews were dispatched across the city to rescue as many as 20 drivers stranded in their sinking cars. we turn to the rockies now. just a month away from summer, and look at this. storms brought as much as a couple inches of snow to higher elevations just ten miles west of denver. the melting snow now poses a threat of flooding. we've got today's forecast. we need to take a look at now. talking about more storms in western texas. >> more than snow. it was incredible to see the snow is, isn't it? the showers in the midwest and into the ohio valley. rainy in the southeast. more showers and now snow for the intermountain west. >> there's a freeze and frost advisory if you can believe it for the upper midwest and great lakes. highs will barely reach into the 60s. 80s across the south. 70s for the northwest and 93 degrees in phoenix. >> several tense hours for thousands on board a massive cruise ship in bermuda after it got stuck. investigators say the norwegian dawn temporarily lost power as it was leaving port. to go back to boston. it hit the reef around dinnertime last night. passengers say it was obvious something serious had happened. >> everything started to shake. we have a lifeboat right outside our window. you can see the lifeboat shaking like crazy. finally, the boat came to a stop. >> came to a stop. the ship floated free of the reef just a few hours ago. that was during high tide. it's now anchored just off shore. it will be inspected in bermuda today before returning to boston. >> new clues in that murder in one of washington, d.c.'s most upscale neighborhoods. new details beneath the rubble revealing a prominent businessman, his wife, son and housekeeper were brutally attacked before their mansion went up in flames. >> we released everything we feel we need to release right now to get assistance but there's lots and lots of evidence that has to be recovered still. >> investigators believe there were two assailants who likely held the victims hostage before killing them. >> to presidential politics now and hillary clinton answering questions about those controversial e-mails. it's the first time clinton has answered the issue in nearly a month. here's abc's karen travers. >> it's been 27 days since hillary clinton took questions from the media. in iowa, she broke that streak. >> are you all ready. >> tell me something i don't know? >> her q & a with the press came on the same day a federal judge ordered the state department to enact a rolling release of the 55,000 pages of e-mails the former secretary turned over to the state department. earlier this week, state said it needed till january to get them all out in one fell swoop. >> we take our legal obligations seriously. we'll comply with the order. clinton said she wanted the state department to act sooner rather than later. >> i want those e-mails out. nobody has a bigger interest in getting them released than i do. anything that they might do to expedite that process i heartily support. >> clinton also addressed the recent news she and her husband earned more than $25 million in the past year and a half delivering more than 100 paid speeches. >> well, obviously, bill and have i been blessed and we're very grateful for the opportunities that we had, but we've never forgotten where we came from. >> clinton spoke after an event focused on small business where she asked some questions but mostly listened all part of her strategy right now. >> clinton's campaign is calculating more bad things can happen than good things happening when she talks to the press so she tries to avoid whenever possible. >> it's not going unnoticed. other candidates are trying to make an issue of this and that could push the clinton campaign to change strategy. t.j., reena? >> karen travers for us. thank you so much. we stay in washington for the next story. and we're going to give a shoutout to michelle obama. out with a new video. look at this. >> she is looking great. >> doing her workout routine. jumping rope. looks like she's getting ready for the mayweather/pacquiao fight here. >> she was using a medicine ball earlier. there she did squats earlier. the bench you see. anyone who's done -- >> there she is. >> she knows it's not easy. >> no, it is not. there she is. she actually does look like she's getting ready for a fight. people often talk about how great she looks in the dresses with her arms. now you see how this works. the whole thing is to promote her lets move gimme five campaign which works to promote physical fitness. do your thing. >> i'm impressed. she looks great. she looks great. i think she would take you down in a heart beat. >> me? she would take mr. obama down it appears. >> we've got "the skinny" coming your way. our senior analyst is back with us with the bachelorette's kiss count. we have a kiss count. >> we do. >> we tell you who got booted and also we have a likely winner, the prediction you will only see here. >> also in "the skinny," three contestants from 3 to 2 to the mirror ball winner. season 20 of "dancing with the stars" ends with a very dramatic on stage moment. >> first the owner of the new england patriots makes a major decision over the deflated football scandal. what fans are now saying. you are watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by clearasil ultra. you by clearasil ultra. you are loved in so many different ways that's why you're wrapped in the comfort of pampers swaddlers with blanket-like softness and up to 12 hours of protection so all you feel is love. wishing you love sleep and play. pampers i've been the same shade of red for many years. it's time to change it up! hello, golden blonde. shift a shade with nice'n easy. for natural looking color i don't know if blonde has more fun, but i plan to find out they say after seeing a magician make his assistant disappear mr. clean came up with a product that makes dirt virtually disappear. he called it the magic eraser. it cleans like magic. even baked on dirt disappears right before your eyes. mr. clean's magic eraser a columbia university student carried her political statement all the way to graduation. emma sulkowicz has been carrying her mattress around campus all year protesting the school's decision not to expel her alleged rapist. yesterday she lugged her mattress across the stage for graduation. the man she accused of rape, paul nungesser, was cleared of all charges and maintains the sexual encounter was consensual. >> an update on the deflategate scandal. patriots quarterback tom brady his appeal of his four-game suspension will be heard within the next week. >> the owner of the patriots says the team is moving on and he won't fight the nfl's punishment for not cooperating with investigators. abc's marci gonzales with the details. >> trying to put an end to the deflategate drama, the owner of the new england patriots says he will not appeal the team's million dollar fine and loss of draft picks imposed by the nfl. >> i'm going to accept reluctantly what he has given to us. and not continue this dialogue and rhetoric. >> robert kraft claims there was no hard evidence the team intentionally underinflated game balls saying the league's conclusion was based on circumstantial findings and the punishment was not appropriate. still he thinks standing down is the right thing to do. >> i know that a lot of patriot fans are going to be disappointed in that decision. but i hope they trust my judgment. >> that decision independent of the appeal filed by patriots star quarterback tom brady. >> this doesn't affect that in the least. >> brady's appeal claims his four-game suspension is unfair and inconsistent. asserting no player in the history of the nfl has ever received anything approaching this level of discipline for similar behavior. the players association asking commissioner roger goodell to remove himself as arbitrator for the appeal adding they still have serious questions about the independence of the deflategate investigation. >> our players have always believed that there is a legitimate credibility gap when it comes to the commissioner. >> and goodell has defended the investigation as well as the punishment and robert kraft says his belief in the commissioner was a major factor in his decision not to appeal. t.j. and reena. >> marci, thank you so much. well, we've got the season finale "dancing with the stars." >> it was a big night. big winners and from the bachelorette the loser sent home. a full breakdown next. that's in "the skinny." >> loser. ÷h ♪ he finale of "dancing with the stars." >> the champions now crowned but not without putting on one heck of a show. so big, in fact, they moved half of it outside. stars of dancing past showing up. they've still got it. >> in the end though we had to get down three finalists to two. noah galloway was the first to go. that left riker and rumer willis. of course, there can only be one winner. >> rumer and val. >> oh, my goodness. rumer willis and her pro partner val won it all being hoisted up by everybody there. family going crazy. host tom bergeron handed the mirror ball trophy to them. this capped off 20 seasons of "dancing with the stars." the three final couples are all in the air as we speak headed to times square coming here to see us on gma. >> it is going to be one big party later this morning. the other big announcement, bergeron handing over the reins of america's funniest home videos. to last season's champion alfonso ribeiro. bergeron is the longest-running host of the sunday night staple which has been going on for 25 years. moving onto the new season of abc's the bachelorette on monday night, we met the ladies and their men. >> last night the question was, would the guys choose kaitlyn or brit to stick around? who is going to be the actual bachelorette. in the end, they chose kaitlyn who was thrilled. >> i'm the bachelorette. all i want to do is just run in there hands down the best moment of my life. hands down. >> i'm still grateful for the experience but i almost wish that i hadn't met them. because that makes it a lot harder to walk away from. >> i hate seeing that. and plenty of drama there and plenty to come. for more, let's welcome our senior bachelorette analyst jack sheehan. >> why is everybody crying? >> nice to be back. >> why is everybody crying already? >> it's an emotional thing. you know, people get worked up. yeah, reena brought a rose for you. >> not for me. >> you can have it. >> we've got nothing for t.j. yeah. >> did they pick the right one? i like kaitlyn. >> yeah. chris harrison said that the voting was, it was close. i guess we'll never know. >> you sound like you don't believe that. you sound like you don't believe that. >> i don't read anything on social media. on all of this kind of stuff. just let it go kind of thing, right? let's get into last night's episode. here's what happened. kaitlyn just spending time with the guys kind of thing. of course, some of them who voted for britt, of course, we'll never know who, but arf seemed to getting along quite well, et cetera, et cetera. you get the idea. >> no, i don't get the idea. how well were they getting along, jack? >> they were getting along. but we'll get into who got along a bit better coming up. the first impression rose goes to shaun b. shaun b. has got some matthew mcconaughey stuff going on there with the beard. he kind of sounds a little bit like him. all of this. there was some fondness there. i have a funny feeling shaun b is going to be around for a while. >> hmm. >> let's roll the kiss count. >> uh-oh. >> let's roll the kiss count. >> that's number one. >> there's one. the kiss count will stop at two. >> is that low or high? >> a pretty slow start. let's just call it a slow burn at this point. so we'll see what happens. time for the analyst prediction. >> already? >> the analyst prediction on who the winner for better or worse of this season on "the bachelorette" will be chris the dentist. >> the cupcake guy? >> who you might recall arrived in the cupcake. he's the dentist from nashville. or i'm going to amend, i'm going to go a bit rogue and say it will either be chris the dentist or no one. >> what? >> or no one. >> she won't give anybody a -- >> we'll see what happens. >> i like the cupcake guy. >> there's never been a cupcake i didn't like. >> there's something there. just do some housekeeping. brady he walked out. he went after britt. no rose for david, bradley, josh and shaun e. ryan's the drunk. he's gone. 19 guys are left. we'll see what's up. >> bonus "skinny" coming up. and this one next. whoa! what are you guys doing? making sure nothing sticks. otherwise, we gotta scrub all this stuff off. huh, what? nobody thought of this before? what's wrong with people? dish issues? not with improved cascade platinum. it powers through... your toughest, starchy messes... better than finish's 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entrance by bursting out of a good-bye cake and smearing it it all over letterman and some lucky audience members. >> over the years, bill murray has been one of dave's most colorful and unpredictable guests. they ran through some of the best moments. the thought of saying good-bye apparently too much for murray. drove him to drink. he broke open a bottle. he toasted the good times and actually tried to stop the late show host from leaving. >> i know that you feel you've thought about in that you really should leave or anything but i don't know if that's -- i'm -- i don't know if that's right, dave. >> now, i appreciate the sentiment but one wonders is it the vodka talking here? >> well, we'll find out. >> bill's great. from there, he kicked down the doors. here he is to the ed sullivan theater. he kicked down the doors, went outside on the streets of new york. he blocked traffic on broadway and led new york city in song saying, yes, do you hear this? all we are saying instead of all we're saying give peace a chance, more worldwide pants which is dave's production company. >> worldwide pants. >> good stuff. >> as we say good-bye to an old friend we say hello to another. colonel sanders he's back. the founder and mascot of kentucky fried chicken franchise has returned. he passed away in 1980, but to celebrate kfc's 75th anniversary, "saturday night live" alum and announcer darrell hammon is playing sanders. >> he's a master of impressions. he had no trouble jumping right into character on this kfc thing. >> i've been gone for a while and boy have things changed. nowadays you've got your international space station, double-sided tape, your cargo pants. you seeing these pants? that's too many pockets. i'm colonel sanders and i'm back, america. >> to celebrate the return, the colonel took a stroll. he shared his famous chicken with people that he passed as you see here. the colonel is back. but yeah, darrell hammond, you're right, he's a master of these impressions. >> really good, isn't he? that will do it for your extra crispy edition of "the skinny". more from us here at abc. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now" informing insomniacs for two decades. @@v good morning. i'm reena ninan. >> hello to you all. i'm t.j. holmes. here are some of the top headlines we're following on "world news now." severe weather has hit the middle of the country dumping rains, triggering flash floods, driving golf ball sized hail and spawning nearly a dozen tornadoes. the damage and the forecast straight ahead. >> defective air bags have led to the largest auto recall in u.s. history expanding to $34 million cars. the japanese company takata has acknowledged that the air bags used by 11 carmakers can explode and release fly ago shrapnel. >> crews are working to clean up an estimated 21,000 gallons of oil that flowed from a broken pipeline that's now secured. the oil slick is believed to stretch about four miles in an area west of santa barbara. >> a huge honeycomb along with 40,000 bees have been removed from the walls of a bedroom in queens, new york. it's unclear how long the bees were there. they're being removed to a bee farm in upstate new york. those are some of our top stories on this wednesday, may 20th. >> announcer: from abc news this is "world news now" with t.j. holmes and reena ninan. >> good morning to you. we begin this half hour with that dangerous weather coming all across america's heartland. >> heavy rains, flash floods, damaging hail, tornadoes even wreaking havoc across a wide swathe of the country leaving behind miles of destruction including what you're seeing here. this is in mineral wells, texas. abc's clayton sandell is on the story for us. >> ominous clouds over oklahoma. >> it's trying to pull itself together and make one large tornado. >> at least eight tornadoes reported between there and texas. debris flying near austin. this one near san antonio. >> holy [ expletive ]. that thing's big. >> reporter: golf ball sized hail put a few dents in cars and covered roads near pecos. in 24 hours, san angelo got the most rain it's seen in 35 years, more than 20 drivers trapped in sinking cars. >> dispatch, this vehicle is completely under the water. >> it was waist high in louisiana, thanks to record rain. >> i have never seen as much rain and i've been in shreveport for 32 years. >> colorado is also getting a drenching. >> here in downtown denver the water is rising, too. this is where the south platte river and cherry creek come together. you can see they have totally overflowed their banks. normally it looks like this. >> and in the rockies, a snowstorm just a month away from summer. >> and here in downtown denver, the south platte river is running at ten times its normal rate. here in colorado we've also got flood watches in effect through the weekend. clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> in today's forecast, western texas is in with lots of storms there for showers from the midwest to the ohio valley. showers along the southeast coastline down to florida. rain and mountain snow for parts of the rockies. >> a freeze and frost advisory in the upper midwest and great lakes where highs will barely reach into the 60s. 80s across the south. 70s for the northwest. and 93 degrees for phoenix. well, a massive shipment of drugs will not hit the streets of new york after the largest heroin bust in the city's history. agents seized 150 pounds of pure heroin at a bronx apartment complex steps away from a school. the drugs valued at $50 million were stashed in bricks and secret compartments. two suspected traffickers were arrested. a california prostitute sentenced to six years in prison in the overdose death of a google executive. alix tichelman pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter. she gave forced timothy hayes a lethal injection of heroin aboard his yacht in santa cruz in 2013. prosecutors say she calmly gathered her things and then walked away as a married father of five was dying. >> we turn now to the battle against homegrown terror. the fbi director sounding the alarm about a looming deadline on collecting phone data. james comey warned that the fbi could decrease its ability to gather certain data from electronic devices if an nsa provision is allowed to expire next week. he says it's a much needed tool as isis steps up online recruitment here in the u.s. >> we face a threat in this country where isil is reaching in trying to motivate troubled souls through twitter to find them and motivate them to kill in this country and if they find someone they think is a live one, they move them off twitter to an encrypted form of communication. >> he also expressed concern over the development of new mobile devices that law enforcement cannot access even with federal approval. >> vice president biden's son is back in the hospital this morning. no word on what prompted beau biden to seek care at walter reed medical center. the 46-year-old biden has faced health challenges before. he's had a mild stroke and a small lesion removed from his brain. shocking allegations of fraud against four cancer charities. investigators say only 3 cents of every dollar donated actually went to the cause, the rest into the pockets of executives. >> here's pierre thomas. >> cancer fund of america, helping today for a brighter tomorrow. >> a fund-raising commercial tugging on the heart strings and good will of caring citizens in the fight against cancer. but the federal trade commission and state officials accused the cancer fund of america and three other charities of shamefully bilking 187 million from americans in all 50 states, millions giving an average of $20 to help make a difference. >> some charities use donations to send children with cancer to disney world. in this case, the children's cancer fund of america used donations to send themselves to disney world. >> according to the ftc, several charity executives lined their own pockets using donations to fund personal trips. including cruises and jet ski outings. some also allegedly used charity credit cards to dine at hooters and to buy lingerie at victoria's secret. matt dimmer gave $25. >> it was really disgusting. in 2012, i lost my father to cancer. >> victims is allegedly falling for telemarketers like this. >> are you helping these children with their hospice support medical. supplies. >> those are lies. >> two of the charities have settled. the other two are fighting the ftc's allegations. >> pierre thomas, abc news, washington. >> we got an update on the deflategate scandal. new england patriots quarterback tom brady's appeal will be heard in the next week but team owner robert kraft says he won't appeal the league's sanctions against the patriots. that means the organization will pay a $1 million fine and lose two draft picks. they won't appeal it. kraft says his refusal to fight is for the good of the league. >> i know that a lot of patriot fans are going to be disappointed in that decision. but i hope they trust my judgment. >> all right. kraft decision not to fight the nfl's penalties doesn't affect brady's appeal process. the nfl players union, yesterday formally requested that commissioner roger goodell recuse himself from hearing brady's appeal. no comment on that from the league. nfl owners have approved a rule change for extra points following touchdowns. starting this coming season, those extra points will be snapped from the 15 yard line instead of the 2 yard line. two-point conversions will still be snapped from the 2. the defense will be allowed to return a blocked extra point attempt. or a turnover for two points. you get all that? >> i did not follow one word of that report. not one word. two point, five points, ten points. >> after a touch down they kick an extra point. >> right. >> they usually snap it from the 2 yard line. it has to be moved back. you're adding about 13 yards to the extra point attempt is what we're saying. >> this is like adding three extra minutes to the game. >> no. you're just making it harder to get the extra point. that's all. >> now to a real man's sport. cliff diving. >> oh, my goodness. >> that was not my words. >> all right. >> i do love my nfl. college, too. these guys were diving from a cliff. >> what is this? they were jumping from a tower at the entrance to -- okay, that's impressive to a harbor along france's atlantic coast. that's impressive. wait, that was a guy there, too. spins, turns, flips, you see what's going on. >> you see why it's a real man's sport. look at that. >> jumping into the water? >> yeah, from a high point there. looks good. all right. if you couldn't tell, this was a red bull sponsored event. yep, they had a huge crowd. 75,000 people turned out to watch it. the next event on the tour is in texas. a week from this sunday. >> you want to go with that, a real man's sport, not football. not knocking the mess out of each other but jumping into the water. >> okay, i'm sorry. >> that's fine. >> we should give equal credit to equal sports. >> i wouldn't do either one. i'm not capable of either. >> i wouldn't say one is the better than the other. how about that. >> coming up, it's strawberry month. did you know that? we've got the sweet treats. >> also ahead, all the excitement leading up to last night's winning moments on "dancing with the stars," the emotion, the victory and the big day ahead for the champions. >> first, blaming a millionaire deejay for a serious dance party injury. the injury happened to be caught on camera. the accusations and what's next in a big legal fight. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by united health care. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. 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these guys push the edge. you've been to some of these clubs and concerts. there are no instruments or anything. you've got to put on a good show. >> geez. >> coming up, strawberries for summer. >> you were just saying you love strawberries. easy recipes for that memorial day barbecue. yeah. we're not saying throw strawberries on the grill but you're going to love this. stay with us. >> announcer: all right. all right. welcome back. this is one of those times i wish i could bring you all in here so you could smell what's going on in the studio right now. we're talking about fresh strawberries this morning. creative ways to celebrate, did you know it's national strawberry month. let's bring in food and lifestyle blogger marleau. she's here with her best ideas. this is fantastic. >> it's flagrant. it's gorgeous. it smells like we're in a fresh field of strawberries. >> it does. we appreciate you bringing this in. this is all stuff we can do at home. this is a tradition. we'll get to this in a second. >> we know that. it's perfection in a bowl. yeah, it's perfect. >> still, we're going to start here though. we can do this at home. >> absolutely. so i love to make fresh strawberry smoothies. basically instead of ice i like to use frozen bananas, blend them up with the strawberries and some apple juice or some milk. if you're not into dairy, you can use juice. then you have a gorgeous smoothie to sip on anytime of the day, mini meals or anything. >> can you spike this at night? >> you could spike it at night for sure. cheers. >> cheers. just for the sake, this is the virgin version right now, all right. >> >> we're doing the unspiked version today. >> as we move to the next thing, how popular are the strawberries as popular as ever these days. >> they're so popular there time of year. they're juicy, yummy, sweet things. >> never going to go out of style. >> they're never going to go out of style. absolutely. >> these look great. it looks like a biscuit. are we talking breakfast. >> i would eat them for breakfast. you could, too. we have buttermilk biscuits and some whipped cream, fresh strawberries and in the middle we have strawberry jam. get your favorite jam and spread it on. so good. >> should we even attempt that our own strawberry jam? is that difficult to do? >> you can attempt it. it takes more time depending how hungry you are and when you need it. strawberry jam is not hard to make though. >> don't be afraid to use the stuff off the shelf. >> if you're in a pinch, absolutely. >> this was something that caught my attention, as well. >> this has been one of the most popular recipes i've done on my blog. strawberry and cream quinoa and porridge. so good and it's delicious for breakfast. >> okay. >> we eat it for breakfast and sometimes a little dessert with it with a lot of heavy cream. >> you said one of the most popular you had on your balk ever. really? >> it did really well. on pinterest it exploded. people were really into it. it's healthy. >> okay. and it's healthy. everything i'm looking at healthy here. we were talking about the biscuits a second ago. we have some here. >> should we maybe make a few? let's do it. >> as we make this and continue to talk about this now, again, all healthy stuff. this is great and a healthy snack i would take it. >> you can spread your jam on one side. you could load it up with whipped cream in the middle or do like i did and put dollops on the top. just kind of have fun with it. no limitations. strawberries, cream and biscuits. you could even eat it as you go. >> you can't go wrong. >> you can't go wrong. you need a knife? >> you got whipped cream over there. you have your own. it's okay to lick spoons and lick knives and have like a grand old time. did we talk that it's strawberry picking time too? >> this is a heck of a month for strawberries right now. >> yeah, it is. on the 20th you should have your basket and be picking strawberries. >> it never goes away. >> can i take a bite. >> you absolutely can. don't make too much of a mess. >> where's my strawberries? >> these will never go away. it's not like these are ever going to go out of style. >> never out of style. classic, classic. >> it's that time of year. we can never go wrong. you know what, this is for a little romance, as well. strawberries and whipped cream. people like to use that. >> they can have a moment. seriously, yeah. and i always make my own whipped cream. it's the easiest thing in the world. you can get a spray thing and do it like that. i usually put some vanilla in mine and powdered sugar, vanilla and then you just -- you can't go wrong. it's a feast. >> you can have a moment. is that what the kids are calling it these days? you can have a moment. >> i guess so. i guess so. >> marla, she's a food and lifestyle blogger, maybe a romance blogger, as well. >> maybe. you can find this stuff recipes on her website. our website. we're going to link you to it. wnnfans.com, of course. thank you for this. you're watching "world news now." thank you for this. you're watching "world news now." this is mineral build up it collects leaving gross germ-ridden stains. clorox toilet bowl cleaner with bleach is no match for that. but lysol power toilet bowl cleaner eliminates mineral build-up effortlessly and kill's 99.9% of germs. to get your toilet truly clean why choose anything other than the power of lysol? 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(doorbell) what's that? it's a swiffer wetjet. i can just grab this and just go right to the mess. that comes from my floor? now that's disgusting. i want friends over! you want friends over? ♪ all right. we've had a decade of "dancing with the stars." we now have the 20th champion. last night's season finale did not disappoint. >> it sure did not jam packed with performances with all the drama you've come to expect from the ballroom and abc's brandi hitt is there. good morning. >> good morning, reena and t.j. she was one of my favorites from the start. rumer willis is the "dancing with the stars" champion. she has the charisma, confidence and the moves capping off an exciting season 20. a star-studded dancing with the stars finale. ♪ >> with all 12 celebrities returning for one final spin on the dance floor. ♪ copa ♪ >> and a special performance by double amputee finalist notate galloway and season 1 competitor amy hurdy. >> finally with just 24 hours to rehearse, the top three contestants executed their final fusion dance. beginning with army veteran noah. >> you have been one of the most inspiring people. >> 9. >> then singer riker lynch hit the floor. >> you're just a superstar. >> and finally actress rumer willis wowed the crowd. >> you are as good as anyone that's ever been on "dancing with the stars." >> ten. >> their scores added to last night's results in determining season 20's dancing with the stars" champion. >> the winners and new champions of "dancing with the stars" are rumer and val! >> what a night for rumer. did you notice that was a special gold mirror ball trophy for season 20. all three finalists are on a plane right now heading your way to new york city so they can appear on "good morning america" this morning. reena and t.j. >> it's going to be a party. good morning america. >> it's a party every morning. >> more so tonight. they're all coming over. right? rumer, we haven't heard from her. the first time on good morning america. it was a big moment, you know? it was a big moment for her. >> noah galloway, this is. >> and next season. >> woo. >> your favorite overnight crew. >> we sent this in. we didn't hear back. >> we did send in our audition tape. >> we didn't even get a callback, an e-mail, nothing. >> i think we would be eliminated in the first round. >> no, please. >> you'd be dragging me across the dance floor. >> or dropping you on a lift or something something. this morning on "world news now," record recall. air bags that can explode on impact causing injuries and deaths. when i seen the blood, i thought i was going to die. >> 34 million cars recalled. safety experts ask, what took so long. >> out of control, the brawl involving several biker gangs in texas that led to a deadly shoot-out. 170 arrests and fears of more violence. >> we would ask there to be some type of truce. >> as detectives uncover more weapons and a minor incident that led to all the violence. >> and bedroom buzz. the dangerous discovery inside a home. 40,000 bees. the gigantic hive and the sticky situation for crews called to the scene. it's wednesday, may 20th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with t.j. holmes and reena ninan. she just said to me good honey is hard to find. >> it is hard, authentic pure honey. you find the good stuff, you'll never go back to the bad stuff. >> you'll take 40,000 bees in your bedroom so you can get some honey. >> maybe i would move out back, maybe pitch a tent for a little while as they. >> but it's worth it for the honey. >> have you ever had real authentic honey. >> don't you teej me. >> if you ever had real honey from a real farm where you don't add. >> honey's from a farm now. >> a bee farm. >> there's a bee farm? am i missing something? see, this is why we missed you. i learned something when you're here. i didn't know there were farms. >> i like to give you a lesson of wisdom every day. >> reena ninan second day back, she's been in london doing some duty for abc news. she's back, second day. good to see you. and we start here, wow, we don't get to say this a lot. the largest of anything in history but this is the largest auto recall in u.s. history now triggered by there defective air bag. this story's been going on for quite some time. these air bags that can explode in people's faces. >> it took time. the potentially deadly flaw the manufacturer did an about face, expanding the recall to more than 30 million cars. here's more from abc's karen travers. >> two, one. >> it's supposed to save your life. but instead of cushioning the impact from a crash, some air bags could explode with enough force to hurt or even kill. for months the government's been pushing takata to expand its recall of faulty air bags. >> up till now, takata has refused to acknowledge their air bags are defective. that changes today. >> tuesday the company nearly doubled the recall to 35 million cars. covering 11 top automakers. >> when i seen the blood, i thought i was going to die. >> cory is one of the drivers injured by his air bag, losing his right eye. >> i put my hand up to my face like that and there was blood everywhere and i said i got to get out of here. >> they're capable of violent explosions which can be shatter the casings, sending shrapnel flying into drivers and passengers. at least five people have died but it could have been more. takata ha has been testing inflaters already pulled from cars. one out of every 100 tested ruptured. >> mr. shigehisa, can you tell us why you're not expanding the recall. >> the ceo says he's pleased with the agreement with the national highway traffic safety administration. >> if you receive a notification from your manufacturer, please make an appointment to have your vehicle repaired. >> federal regulators say now it's time for drivers to take action. karen travers, abc news, washington. >> the government admits it could take years to make all the repairs. to find out if your car is listed in this expanded recall, go online. safercar.gov. you enter your car's vehicle i.d. number. >> developing story from the california coast. crews working overnight now to clean up a large oil spill. an estimated 21,000 gallons of oil from a broken pipeline flowed into the pacific ocean. about 20 miles west of santa barbara. all that oil eventually stretched about four miles along the beach. it all happened at a state- run beach popular with campers. whales could be seen near the oil at one point. workers attempting to push them away. it's unclear how long it might take to clean up. new details about what may have sparked that deadly shoot-out in waco, texas. police say an uninvited group showed up at the restaurant where five motorcycle gangs were meeting and someone ran over a biker's foot. we know all nine people were killed and they were shot. and they ranged in age from 27 to 65. here's more from abc's phillip mena. >> these new images bikers lined up hands over their heads, others face down on the pavement, the aftermath of that deadly brawl, pictures taken by people hiding inside nearby restaurants. now, more fears bikers could roll into town putting innocent lives at risk. >> we would ask there to be some type of truce. >> texas law enforcement tracking an escalating gang conflict for weeks. march 22nd, two separate incidents. cossacks and banditos attacking each other with chains, batons, pipes and a hammer. april 7th the fbi learning of a plan by some banditos to start a biker war and sunday that massive melee at twin peaks. innocent families caught in the crossfire. 170 gang members now under arrest. waco police are holding them some of texas most feared bikers here inside this jail and they've had to bring in extra guards and security to help keep these sworn enemies separated. police here on high alert. >> in the gang world, violence usually condones more violence. is this over? most likely not. >> and police telling us they are still finding weapons out here and many of them high powered firearms. phillip mena, abc news, waco, texas. >> we turn now to the latest on amtrak. the engineer's union now calling for a second crew member at the controls of all trains on the busy northeast corridor. meanwhile the lead conductor of the train that derailed now suing amtrak. emilio fonseka in critical condition with a broken neck and back in the bathroom of the first car at the time of the crash. that might have saved his life. >> new health problems for beau biden at walter reed medical center outside of washington, d.c. no information is being released about the medical procedure. biden suffered a mild stroke in 2010 and had surgery in 2013. to remove a small lesion from his brain. he served two terms as a delaware attorney general and has announced plans to run for governor. >> hillary clinton is urging the state department to speed this thing up. come on, let's get these e-mails out there. her comments come after a federal judge rejected the state department's timetable for the release of the e-mails. clinton facing tough questions about her six-figure speaking fees. abc on the campaign trail in iowa. >> she's campaigning as the champion of the middle class. on the trail in iowa -- hillary clinton facing questions about her own wealth. >> you're in the tip top echelon of earners in this country. how do you expects everyday americans to relate to you? >> well, obviously bill and i have been blessed but we've never forgotten where we came from. >> bill and hillary clinton giving speeches around the world last year, raking in more than $25 million. that's almost 500 times more than the average american worker makes. >> most americans understand that the deck is stacked for those at the top and i am running a campaign that is very clearly stating we want to reshuffle that deck. >> the questions didn't end there. clinton peppered about her state department e-mails written on a personal account, a judge ordering batches of those e-mails to be released every two months. >> i have said publicly i'm repeating it here in front of all of you today, i want them out as soon as they can get out. >> hillary clinton was here talking to small business owners. now republicans that i'm talking to say they are not going to let up on this issue of her income and her championing of the middle class. they call this hypocritical and contradictory and say this is a theme they will keep raising over the course of this campaign. cecilia vega, abc news, cedar falls, iowa. >> los angeles just raised the stakes in the battle over minimum wage. is the city voted to raise the minimum wage from $9 an hour to $15 an hour by the year 2020. by some estimates, nearly half of l.a.'s workforce earns less than $15 in a city where the average apartment rental has climbed to more than $2,000 a month. also climbing is the prices of eggs by as much as 58% in some parts of the country. the reason the worst bird flu outbreak in u.s. history. supplies tightening. more than 33 million chickens, turkeys, and ducks have been killed in december. prices have been climbing at a rate about 5% a day. i love my eggs. >> you clearly do. >> i clearly do. i'm going to switch to eggbeaters for a day or two. >> that comes out of a milk carton. >> i'm going to stick with my eggs. >> all right. let's turn to ups. about to write a big check to settle a lawsuit over late deliveries. the check going to be about $26 million. this is a whistleblower lawsuit that involved deliveries to government agencies. a former driver accused the company of guaranteeing overnight deliveries but falsifying delivery records. u.p.s. is not admitting any wrongdoing as a part of the settlement. the company says it settled the lawsuit to avoid lengthy and expensive litigation. there's some real buzz about these next stories here. is that you, jack? >> got you. >> was that yours. >> i did. >> thank you for that. some real buzz. we'll start in chicago here. used to be bee hives in those cinder blocks. they're gone now. somebody stole them. the bee keeper says she hopes whoever took them is feeling some pain because of it starting new hives costs about $750. >> ouch. >> did you know about all this? a crowd sourcing campaign is under way to raise the money. >> it's a lot of money. i told you, there are bee farms. people who do that. i was not -- it's very important. >> a farm. >> yeah. >> but they're called bee farms. is that what you said? they're called bee farms. >> i like you had another man validate what i just said. >> i'm from arkansas. when i hear farming i don't think about bees. >> we'll talk about another sting, one about 40,000 bees being removed from inside the walls of a home in the new york city borough of queens. >> okay. this is your thing a little earlier here. unclear how long the hive had been there. it's in the bedroom. it took more than two hours to remove all the bees. the bees being removed to a bee farm in upstate new york. >> i told you. >> really? 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our senior bachelorette analyst is going to break this all down. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. reena's back. reena's back. she's been in london. talking about call the cool things she did including a lot of tea time. >> yes, it was. but this isn't the stuff of high tea. this is the world of food and fashion colliding in a very delicious way. >> all right. >> it's an unlikely fashion combo, alexander mcqueen, oscar de la renta and decadent desserts? >> welcome. >> at london's posh barclay hotel, pret a porte, french for ready to wear fashion, is pret a por-tea with designers helping to create edible fashion for high tea. >> they usually come up with a design. i get pushed and challenged. you know? if sometimes i'm happy with something but they're not. >> ultimately chef mourad always finds perfection and alexander mcqueen hat anyone? this is oscar de la renta. >> coconut and lime mousse and we actually spray this green color here. >> a takeoff of this dress worn by rihanna. >> filling it with a raspberry mousse inside and we'll finish it off with the spun sugar. >> one piece can take hours to make. but no one said haut couture was easy. >> the hardest one. >> wow, look at those. >> a cheesecake molded after an emiliol pucci trench coat. the base a cookie crust. >> apricot syrup. >> no detail too small. these bikini cookies complete with a chocolate belly button. and just as the fashion changes each season, so do the pastries. the designs can take months to concoct with a team of 14 chefs trying to keep those designs consistent. finally, it was our turn to sample. >> it's got the blueberry cake in the center with the blueberry compote. the handle goes on there just last minute with john paul gauthier we have the meringue. >> way better than jell-o. >> and booking for high tea on the weekends has sold out for the next six months but if you get in, it will cost you, roughly $75. well, high, high tea indeed. if i continue going like this, there's no way i'll fit into one of these. >> very nice. >> chef mourad so passionate he knew you would want to try one of these bikinis. have a taste. how is it? 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>> i'll give you a hint. >> i've got friends in low places. >> yeah, that's a high reading level. country. >> country music. ranked among the highest level of smart lyrics. >> country, there are some good song writing in country. some good story telling. >> they're good. but t. payne, buy you a drink. >> i think if he had more than just buy you a drink like buy you a drink and take you out for dinner or something. >> not about english. it's about the complexity of the story. okay. that is fantastic, reena. look, we get off the air in a few hours. let's go out for drinks. okay? mimosas and bloody marys in the morning. what's the next story again? the cannes film festival going on. they had a little controversy. there was a ban on selfies reportedly. first of all, they say it was backing up the red carpet. the stars wanted to do selfies. now reportedly they said they were banning flats for women on the red carpet. >> crazy. >> really? that is madness. yes, everybody wants to look beautiful on the red carpet. >> look at those heels. >> i don't know whose legs those are on the right. whose legs are thoses? okay. it's as the a star. >> emily blunt. >> but the story is, one director's wife was reportedly not let in because she was wearing flats. she eventually got in but some of the male actors then said wait a minute, this isn't right. they were as a protest were going to put on heels themselves and go in. this is the tweet we're seeing from that star we were talking about. but getting stricter rules what you can and can't do on red carpets. put your heels on, stop taking selfies. let's keep it glamorous. >> buy me a drink and let me ÷h we this morning on "world news this morning on "world news now," historic recall. the potentially explosive air bags installed in 34 million cars. the deadly defect, the new new disturbing safety tests and what led up to the biggest auto recall in history. >> extreme weather hitting america's tornado alley. overnight. the damage this morning in at least two hard hit towns as a big area of the country gets snow, downpours and flooding. >> stuck ship. a luxury cruise liner hits a reef. passengers describing the scary impact while awaiting an all important safety inspection today. >> and the winner is, we're behind the scenes of the star-studded finale of season 20 of "dancing with the stars." who took home the mirror ball trophy. that's in "the skinny" on this wednesday, may 20th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with t.j. holmes and reena ninan. >> we had two very different evenings of television watching >> we sure did. i told you this was not meant to be dvr'd. >> no, but you were watching what? >> "dancing with the stars." >> i was watching what? >> what were you watching? >> nba playoffs. >> was that last night? >> wow. game one, western conference finals. >> yeah. >> golden state, houston rockets. >> that you could have watched later. >> you don't watch a live sporting event record. >> 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your car. those potentially lethal explosive air bags, the recall nearly doubling to 34 million cars. >> but up until now, takata has refused to acknowledge that their air bags are defective. that changes today. >> the inflater casing can shatter sometimes sending shrapnel through the bag and into drivers and passengers. at least five americans have died. >> when i seen the blood, i thought i was going to die. >> cory is one of the many injured by his air bag. could it have been more? takata has been testing those inflaters. we are learning nearly one out of every 100 tested ruptured. the japanese maker takata. >> can you tell us why you're not expanding the recall? >> had resisted a broader recall. >> i'll ask you to step off the property. >> okay, no problem. >> but the takata ceo says we are pleased to have reached this agreement. 11 different carmakers that sell in the u.s. are now part of this recall and what about the replacements that have been going into recalled cars? federal regulators would only say they are safer. >> the concern is are they safe over the long-term. that has yet to be determined. >> consumers should go to safercar.gov and type in their vehicle identification number to find out if their air bag is part of this expanded recall. this is one of the most complex recalls the government says it has ever conducted. and says it could take a couple of years to replace all questionable air bags which means some americans may be driving the highways with a potentially dangerous air bag in their car. david kerley, abc news, washington. >> some dangerous weather again moved through the middle of the country packing heavy rain, hail and tornadoes. at least eight twisters touched down across parts of texas and oklahoma leaving miles of destruction including here in mineral wells, texas. in two towns west of fort worth. at least one person injured near austin. elsewhere in texas, torrential rains triggered disastrous flooding. city of san angelo got as much as six inches over a period of just 24 hours. crews were dispatched across the city to rescue as many as 20 drivers stranded in their sinking cars. we turn to the rockies now. just a month away from summer, and look at this. storms brought as much as a couple inches of snow to higher elevations just ten miles west of denver. the melting snow now poses a threat of flooding. we've got today's forecast. we need to take a look at now. talking about more storms in western texas. >> more than snow. it was incredible to see the snow is, isn't it? the showers in the midwest and into the ohio valley. rainy in the southeast. more showers and now snow for the intermountain west. >> there's a freeze and frost advisory if you can believe it for the upper midwest and great lakes. highs will barely reach into the 60s. 80s across the south. 70s for the northwest and 93 degrees in phoenix. >> several tense hours for thousands on board a massive cruise ship in bermuda after it got stuck. investigators say the norwegian dawn temporarily lost power as it was leaving port. to go back to boston. it hit the reef around dinnertime last night. passengers say it was obvious something serious had happened. >> everything started to shake. we have a lifeboat right outside our window. you can see the lifeboat shaking like crazy. finally, the boat came to a stop. >> came to a stop. the ship floated free of the reef just a few hours ago. that was during high tide. it's now anchored just off shore. it will be inspected in bermuda today before returning to boston. >> new clues in that murder in one of washington, d.c.'s most upscale neighborhoods. new details beneath the rubble revealing a prominent businessman, his wife, son and housekeeper were brutally attacked before their mansion went up in flames. >> we released everything we feel we need to release right now to get assistance but there's lots and lots of evidence that has to be recovered still. >> investigators believe there were two assailants who likely held the victims hostage before killing them. >> to presidential politics now and hillary clinton answering questions about those controversial e-mails. it's the first time clinton has answered the issue in nearly a month. here's abc's karen travers. >> it's been 27 days since hillary clinton took questions from the media. in iowa, she broke that streak. >> are you all ready. >> tell me something i don't know? >> her q & a with the press came on the same day a federal judge ordered the state department to enact a rolling release of the 55,000 pages of e-mails the former secretary turned over to the state department. earlier this week, state said it needed till january to get them all out in one fell swoop. >> we take our legal obligations seriously. we'll comply with the order. clinton said she wanted the state department to act sooner rather than later. >> i want those e-mails out. nobody has a bigger interest in getting them released than i do. anything that they might do to expedite that process i heartily support. >> clinton also addressed the recent news she and her husband earned more than $25 million in the past year and a half delivering more than 100 paid speeches. >> well, obviously, bill and have i been blessed and we're very grateful for the opportunities that we had, but we've never forgotten where we came from. >> clinton spoke after an event focused on small business where she asked some questions but mostly listened all part of her strategy right now. >> clinton's campaign is calculating more bad things can happen than good things happening when she talks to the press so she tries to avoid whenever possible. >> it's not going unnoticed. other candidates are trying to make an issue of this and that could push the clinton campaign to change strategy. t.j., reena? >> karen travers for us. thank you so much. we stay in washington for the next story. and we're going to give a shoutout to michelle obama. out with a new video. look at this. >> she is looking great. >> doing her workout routine. jumping rope. looks like she's getting ready for the mayweather/pacquiao fight here. >> she was using a medicine ball earlier. there she did squats earlier. the bench you see. anyone who's done -- >> there she is. >> she knows it's not easy. >> no, it is not. there she is. she actually does look like she's getting ready for a fight. people often talk about how great she looks in the dresses with her arms. now you see how this works. the whole thing is to promote her lets move gimme five campaign which works to promote physical fitness. do your thing. >> i'm impressed. she looks great. she looks great. i think she would take you down in a heart beat. >> me? she would take mr. obama down it appears. >> we've got "the skinny" coming your way. our senior analyst is back with us with the bachelorette's kiss count. we have a kiss count. >> we do. >> we tell you who got booted and also we have a likely winner, the prediction 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with a product that makes dirt virtually disappear. he called it the magic eraser. it cleans like magic. even baked on dirt disappears right before your eyes. mr. clean's magic eraser a columbia university student carried her political statement all the way to graduation. emma sulkowicz has been carrying her mattress around campus all year protesting the school's decision not to expel her alleged rapist. yesterday she lugged her the man she accused of rape, paul nungesser, was cleared of all charges and maintains the sexual encounter was consensual. >> an update on the deflategate scandal. patriots quarterback tom brady his appeal of his four-game suspension will be heard within the next week. >> the owner of the patriots says the team is moving on and he won't fight the nfl's punishment for not cooperating with investigators. abc's marci gonzales with the details. >> trying to put an end to the deflategate drama, the owner of the new england patriots says he will not appeal the team's million dollar fine and loss of draft picks imposed by the nfl. >> i'm going to accept reluctantly what he has given to us. and not continue this dialogue and rhetoric. >> robert kraft claims there was no hard evidence the team intentionally underinflated game balls saying the league's conclusion was based on circumstantial findings and the punishment was not appropriate. still he thinks standing down is the right thing to do. >> i know that a lot of patriot fans are going to be disappointed in that decision. but i hope they trust my judgment. >> that decision independent of the appeal filed by patriots star quarterback tom brady. >> this doesn't affect that in the least. >> brady's appeal claims his four-game suspension is unfair and inconsistent. asserting no player in the history of the nfl has ever received anything approaching this level of discipline for similar behavior. the players association asking commissioner roger goodell to remove himself as arbitrator for the appeal adding they still have serious questions about the independence of the deflategate investigation. >> our players have always believed that there is a legitimate credibility gap when it comes to the commissioner. >> and goodell has defended the investigation as well as the punishment and robert kraft says his belief in the commissioner was a major factor in his decision not to appeal. t.j. and reena. >> marci, thank you so much. well, we've got the season finale "dancing with the stars." >> it was a big night. big winners and from the bachelorette the loser sent home. a full breakdown next. that's in "the skinny." >> loser. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. >> loser. ow ♪ skinny, so skinny ♪ ♪ skinny, so skinny ♪ >> we started "the skinny" with season 20, the finale of "dancing with the stars." >> the champions now crowned but not without putting on one heck of a show. so big, in fact, they moved half of it outside. stars of dancing past showing up. they've still got it. >> in the end though we had to get down three finalists to two. noah galloway was the first to go. that left riker and rumer willis. of course, there can only be one winner. >> rumer and val. >> oh, my goodness. rumer willis and her pro partner val won it all being hoisted up by everybody there. family going crazy. host tom bergeron handed the mirror ball trophy to them. this capped off 20 seasons of "dancing with the stars." the three final couples are all in the air as we speak headed to times square coming here to see us on gma. >> it is going to be one big party later this morning. the other big announcement, bergeron handing over the reins of america's funniest home videos. to last season's champion alfonso ribeiro. bergeron is the longest-running host of the sunday night staple which has been going on for 25 years. moving onto the new season of abc's the bachelorette on monday night, we met the ladies and their men. >> last night the question was, would the guys choose kaitlyn or brit to stick around? who is going to be the actual bachelorette. in the end, they chose kaitlyn who was thrilled. >> i'm the bachelorette. all i want to do is just run in there hands down the best moment of my life. hands down. >> i'm still grateful for the experience but i almost wish that i hadn't met them. because that makes it a lot harder to walk away from. >> i hate seeing that. and plenty of drama there and plenty to come. for more, let's welcome our senior bachelorette analyst jack sheehan. >> why is everybody crying? >> nice to be back. >> why is everybody crying already? >> it's an emotional thing. you know, people get worked up. yeah, reena brought a rose for you. >> not for me. >> you can have it. >> we've got nothing for t.j. yeah. >> did they pick the right one? i like kaitlyn. >> yeah. chris harrison said that the voting was, it was close. i guess we'll never know. >> you sound like you don't believe that. you sound like you don't believe that. >> i don't read anything on social media. on all of this kind of stuff. just let it go kind of thing, right? let's get into last night's episode. here's what happened. kaitlyn just spending time with the guys kind of thing. of course, some of them who voted for britt, of course, we'll never know who, but arf seemed to getting along quite well, et cetera, et cetera. you get the idea. >> no, i don't get the idea. how well were they getting along, jack? >> they were getting along. but we'll get into who got along a bit better coming up. the first impression rose goes to shaun b. shaun b. has got some matthew mcconaughey stuff going on there with the beard. he kind of sounds a little bit like him. all of this. there was some fondness there. i have a funny feeling shaun b is going to be around for a while. >> hmm. >> let's roll the kiss count. >> uh-oh. >> let's roll the kiss count. >> that's number one. >> there's one. the kiss count will stop at two. >> is that low or high? >> a pretty slow start. let's just call it a slow burn at this point. so we'll see what happens. time for the analyst prediction. >> already? >> the analyst prediction on who the winner for better or worse of this season on "the bachelorette" will be chris the dentist. >> the cupcake guy? >> who you might recall arrived in the cupcake. he's the dentist from nashville. or i'm going to amend, i'm going to go a bit rogue and say it will either be chris the dentist or no one. >> what? >> or no one. >> she won't give anybody a -- >> we'll see what happens. >> i like the cupcake guy. >> there's never been a cupcake i didn't like. >> there's something there. just do some housekeeping. brady he walked out. he went after britt. no rose for david, bradley, josh and shaun e. ryan's the drunk. he's gone. 19 guys are left. we'll see what's up. >> bonus "skinny" coming up. 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>> well, we'll find out. >> bill's great. from there, he kicked down the doors. here he is to the ed sullivan theater. he kicked down the doors, went outside on the streets of new york. he blocked traffic on broadway and led new york city in song saying, yes, do you hear this? all we are saying instead of all we're saying give peace a chance, more worldwide pants which is dave's production company. >> worldwide pants. >> good stuff. >> as we say good-bye to an old friend we say hello to another. colonel sanders he's back. the founder and mascot of kentucky fried chicken franchise has returned. he passed away in 1980, but to celebrate kfc's 75th anniversary, "saturday night live" alum and announcer darrell hammon is playing sanders. >> he's a master of impressions. he had no trouble jumping right into character on this kfc thing. >> i've been gone for a while and boy have things changed. nowadays you've got your international space station, double-sided tape, your cargo pants. you seeing these pants? that's too many pockets. i'm colonel sanders and i'm back, america. >> to celebrate the return, the colonel took a stroll. he shared his famous chicken with people that he passed as you see here. the colonel is back. but yeah, darrell hammond, you're right, he's a master of these impressions. >> really good, isn't he? that will do it for your extra crispy edition of "the skinny". more from us here at abc. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now" informing insomniacs for two decades. good morning. i thought, "the red cross does katrina. they don't help single moms. hi. hi. what happened to our house last year? it flooded. and the water flooded out. yeah. the red cross arranged the hotel for us. they gave me that break, that leverage, to be able to get it together and... take care of them, you know? i feel like we've come full circle. like that! this is how i'll do it. sarah: there you go. making news in america this morning -- tornado threat. twisters roaring across texas, tearing apart buildings and homes. leaving widespread damage. new video just in. plus, the flood concerns overnight. and a late spring snowfall as well. oil spill. a long slick coating an american shoreline. animals starting to come to shore covered in oil. this morning, the environmental concerns growing. massive recall. the biggest in american history. air bags that explode, like a bomb some say, in your car. the auto makers involved and what consumers need to know. and fit first lady, michelle obama showing off her workout routine with a serious message.

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