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"world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. ♪ ♪ well, the duggar family has been in the middle of this big controversy ever since those stunning allegations of sexual abuse involving their son josh came to light. >> last night the parents from their hit reality show broke their silence. for more now, we are up "all nightline" with abc's juju chang. >> josh has done some very bad things. and he's -- he's very sorry. >> the duggar family speaking out for the first time about the secret that has haunted their family for more than a decade. >> he was crying. and he had just turned 14. and he said that he had actually improperly touched some of our daughters. >> jim bob and michele sitting down with fox news meggyn kelly about their oldest child josh duggar now 27 who they say confessed to them as a teenager about inappropriate sexual contact with as many as five underaged girls including two younger sisters. >> he was still a kid and he was still a juvenile. he wasn't an adult. this was not rape or anything like that. this was like touching somebody over their clothes. there were a couple incidents where he touched them under their clothes but it was like a few seconds. >> the parents stressing that the touching was improper. but that their daughters were either asleep or didn't understand they were being molested. >> they weren't even aware. it was like you know, it wasn't to them -- they didn't probably even understand that it was improper touch. >> the disturbing details in sharp contrast to the family's squeaky clean image. >> this is the story of my family. we're the duggars. >> for years they have been portrayed on their show "19 kids and counting" as a conservative christian family who prayed and played together. >> he told us. >> it's the latest in a bottom shell scandal that broke last week when intouch magazine released the first of two leaked police reports which said he was investigated but never charged. >> if the authorities had investigated this earlier, the parents could have been charged, as well. >> the statute of limitations had expired. no charges filed. josh duggar himself did not sit down for an interview and only released this statement last week on twitter and facebook. i acted inexcusably for which i i'm extremely sorry and deeply regret. i hurt others including my family and close friends. dr. robi ludwig says the duggar family environment may have played a role. >> if you live in an environment where you're an adolescent and somehow taught or led to believe that your sexual impulses are bad or animalistic, what do you do with those impulses? i think that's exactly what happened with josh. >> the duggars say everyone in their family received counseling from accredited therapists and once again they're turning to their faith for guidance. >> what josh did was inexcusable but it was not unforgivable. >> juju chang, abc news, new york. >> also the two young girls that were molested they're speaking out, as well. they spoke with megyn kelly and they will release the rest of that interview this week, as well. so you'll learn from them. >> we will be right back "the mix" switch things up here. switch things up here. lysol knows the soft places we love could be home to bacteria, lysol disinfectant spray. kills 99.9% of bacteria wont stain and leaves your soft surfaces with a fresh scent. lysol. ♪ music throughout ♪ whatever wakes your baby at night pampers believes it should never be a wet diaper for up to 12 hours of protection pampers okay. okay. everybody, it is time for the mix". we've will several of these stories, people reuniting their families using facebook and the internet. this time it has an interesting twist. this woman after 47 years decides she's a social media expert and needs to find her dad. she uses the #find -- her dad. it's such a common name in the netherlands which is where she's born. she knew that. she had his age, as well. they were like you'll never find them. good thing she did because he's an elvis impersonator living in thailand. there he is, dad. >> that's kind of cool. >> he's just rocking. like the beach elvis. so apparently, he lives in a mansion in thailand and has two other children by the way. their names, elvis. >> i love it. >> nice family. >> yes. i love it. i'm a big elvis guy. he's one of my top three artists of all time. >> really? >> you look surprised. >> i was born and raised in west memphis. my mother's due date was august 16th, 1977. that ended up being the day he died. i was born three days later. august 19th. i kid you not. i was raised in that culture. love elvis. you looked shocked when i said that. >> i am. i truly am. good for you. i love it. learn something new every day. >> you all don't know the this but kayna does her own makeup. we need to give our ladies in makeup all the credit. >> i have a team of magicians. >> there is a team in there. a lot of women do their makeup on their own. sometimes you've got put it on without looking in the mirror. some women are able to do this but if you put people on camera, here are women. this website bustle.com. i do not know what that is. here they are trying to put makeup on without using a mirror. what do you think about the results? you should be able to do it instinctively without using a mirror. >> the faces is what we've been laughing at. the faces we make while doing our makeup. eyelash curlers. >> what was the thing she was doing? like she was growing a beard. >> that must have been a bronzer or something. her face, lip liner no way. >> they do okay for the most part. we've got time for one more. >> we'll do one more. how kate middleton's daughter will look. they think this is what the baby will look like at age one. they used a specialist in age progressio to this morning on "world news now," terror plot. this morning on "world news now," terror plot. what we're learning about the boston man killed by police. what federal agents are now saying about his weapon, his targets and time line. bigger mistake. the live anthrax shipped out across the country and across the world. what the pentagon is now admitting and increasing concerns about safety. taking action, restaurant workers wasting no time in stopping a threat. what led to that dramatic scene. and a little later our first look at caitlyn jenner's latest tv show and the money-making offers she's getting after making her transition in a very public way in "the skinny" on this thursday, june 4th. captions paid for by abc, inc. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> and good morning. it is thursday morning. i'm kayna whitworth. >> again want to say to those of you who haven't been noticing kayna whitworth with us from l.a., just joined abc news not long ago. here with us all week. good to have you back. >> it's my second round. t.j. even shared his fruit snacks it today. big deal. >> you all don't tell reena. we're going to start this half hour in boston. we're getting new details about a terror case there. the suspects said to have changed their plans hours before a deadly confrontation with police. >> this gets scarier the more details we learn. one dead, another taken into custody. tom llamas has more. >> reporter: we're learning just how close usaama rahim may have been to attacking, even beheading police officers. david wright charged with conspiracy. the fbi says wright aided rahim who was killed by officers in this boston parking lot lunging at members of a task force with this military style knife when they tried questioning him. according to the complaint, rahim told wright about the knife in a cell phone conversation saying i just got myself a nice little tool. good for carving. wright later telling rahim something was like thinking with your head on your chest as both men laughed, a reference the fbi believes to beheading propaganda videos like the ones made by isis. the fbi tracking the men 24/7. they say just two hours before he died rahim called wright telling him he was about to go after the boys in blue. rahim's original plan was to head to new york and find pamela geller the organizer of that muhammad drawing contest that took place florida state texas. agents listening in on the wiretap felt the threat was imminent. one of his brothers did not want to comment but another claimed rahim was shot in the back on a cell phone. in an effort to be transparent police showed surveillance video of rahim's deadly confrontation to about two dozen civic and religious leaders. >> the individual was not on the cell phone. the individual was not shot in the back. >> we know why agents considered rahim armed and dangerous. they intercepted a package sent to his home and x-rayed it and when they looked inside they saw that military style knife inside. tom llamas, abc news, boston. we turn now to two tragic crashes in two states, leaving bus e buses and trucks on the highway mangled. three people were killed in eastern pennsylvania when a tractor-trailer collided with a charter bus. impact so powerful the truck sheered in half. with an axel torn off. >> i walked right up to help out because there was people saying get me out of here. me and another guy helped a few people down. >> the passengers were italian tourists headed to niagara falls. more than a dozen people injured. four critically. another deadly crash west of houston. two people killed ten injured in a bus crash that slammed into a flatbed trailer. it happened in a construction area. traffic came to a stop. the bus going from texas to north carolina. the bus driver in both crashes were among the dead. also the stormy weather caused a chain reaction crash. this is south of st. joseph missouri. it started when a big rig ran off the road and ended with five cars colliding into each other. one person seriously injured, police say she was the only victim not wearing a seat belt. weather for today. rainy in the northern rockies to the western great lakes. wet day in northern california and nevada. the threat of severe weather from des moines to minneapolis. all the way down to the carolinas. >> but it's 80s in albuquerque, dallas, chicago and miami. 70s in detroit, denver and los angeles. 60s in washington, d.c., new york. and boston and how about that nice 100 in phoenix? we turn to oregon now where a man is being held for trying to rob a restaurant. how did he do it? he was making a bomb threat. that was the attempt. you're seeing video showing him walk in carrying a box. he asked for the manager. manager not there so he left. he returned minutes later and put the box on the counter telling the worker it's a bomb and demands cash. another worker you're seeing there breaks up the intent, takes the guy down. they called police. they arrested the guy. detonated the box. just as a precaution. it turned out to be a hoax. the guy facing several felony charges. the pentagon is admitting it sent possibly live anthrax to even more labs than it initially revealed. the spores were sent from utah to at least 51 labs in the u.s. and three foreign countries. with more, here's abc's karen travers. >> reporter: the pentagon admitted that the live anthrax that was accidentally shipped around the country and overseas was a far bigger problem than first believed. >> 51 laboratories in 17 states, one in the district of columbia and three foreign countries, we expect this number may rise. >> reporter: the pentagon insists this potentially deadly mistake posed no risk to the general public. >> these concentrations are so low as they would be below the level that would normally we would expect to cause any infection. >> reporter: this anthrax scare began at the dugway proving ground in utah last march when a batch of anthrax was treated to kill live spores but some survived. >> those sterility tests did not detect the presence of live anthrax. we need to know why. >> over the next year shipments thought to be safe were sent to locations around the country. one vial sent to a lab at stanford was opened last summer. >> centers for disease control let us know even if there were to be spores in the sample they would be at a very, very minnesota level. >> in south korea, nearly two dozen american military personnel started taking antibiotics last week after potential exposure to the deadly spores. they unknowingly used live anthrax in a training exercise late last month. the pentagon says for now, nobody is showing any signs of sickness at the bases overseas or the labs here in the u.s. tj, kayna. zblf a couple new hats in the presidential ring. seems like we get them every day. lincoln chafee, the former republican turned independent announced yesterday he's seeking the democratic nomination. during his speech he refused to rule out talks with isis. called for the u.s. to have an open minded approach to drug trafficking and saying we need to go bold. his idea, we need to switch to the metric system. yes, the metric system is a campaign issue and you can't get any bolder than that. he said this would put us on a better footing with the world. most of the world uses the metric system. he said this is a part of a symbolic integration. to say we're not going it alone. we're with you. we're with the rest of the world. that is as bold of an idea as you are going to hear. let's turn to the republican side. rick perry is expected to announce his second white house bid today. former texas governor ran in 2012. recently he's been traveling to iowa, other early voting states. his aides say today's events will be attended by wife of american sniper chris kyle. you can't make this up. taco bell is trying to one up their competitors serving alcohol for the first time. chain will add beer, wine and mixed drinks to the menu at a new location opening in chicago this summer. they will come in special cups to set them apart from the regular soft drinks. alcohol is part of taco bell's rebranding effort aimed at attracting t.j. >> all of this em? >> just one in chicago. and then after you make it the most popular taco bell ever, i feel like taco bell was the place you went after you had -- >> we just start and end the night at taco bell. >> just go around in the drive through line until you get your drinks when you park your car. you don't drink and drive. >> is it just beer? >> no beer wine, and mixed drinks. >> wow. that is the most dangerous idea since the metric system. >> we turn to the bachelorette. stay with me here. those watching this season will recall a guy named joshua making a metal rose gave it to bachelorette kaitlyn. he's got nothing on a woman from texas. see the bachelorette has nothing to do with texas. >> i think this is genius. she's making what she calls bacon flowers. i think it's genius. the petals are made from bacon. can be eaten. the stems made of wood. don't eat those. >> she ships them in a vacuum sealed package. once opened it needs to be eaten or refrigerated within 24 hours. >> full disclosure, last valentine's day we didn't know what to get the men for valentine's day and she brought up the idea of a bacon bouquet. we instead made whiskey bacon cupcakes. >> i like how you roll though. bacon whiskey. your mind's in the right place. >> it is. i don't know if my baking was. you know what i'm saying. i don't know. >> we've got "the skinny" coming up. we're talking janet jackson is doing something she has not done in seven years now. also ahead, a new movie celebrating the leader of the beach boys brian wilson and why success was not always full of the good vibrations. first, a woman driving along in a car gets a jolt of lightning. how do you exactly survive a lightning strike while you're on the road? 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"the skinny" is up next. ♪ skinny, so skinny ♪ ♪ skinny, so skinny ♪ >> all week has "the skinny" started with caitlyn jenner? is this four out of four. this is. caitlyn jenner upcoming documentary series called "i am cait." >> up till now, "vanity fair" photo shoot has been our only look at jenner as a transgender woman. but in a promo for the series, she addresses that very issue, society's emphasis on looks and the difficulties women especially face. >> start learning kind of the pressure that women are under all the time about their appearance. maybe some day you'll be normal. you'll just blend into society. >> you are normal. >> put it this way, i'm the new normal. >> so many people go through life. >> i was admiring caitlyn's sunglasses. you like them, by the way. the e! series will air in eight parts and premieres sunday july 26th. there is a chance we may be seeing jenner on another show, as well. >> caitlyn has been asked to visit the set of "transparent' by the creator, jill soloway, which won the golden globe best comedy. soloway told variety she definitely wants to incorporate caitlyn's coming out into the new season. >> big news for music fans. janet jackson releasing a new album, her first in seven years . >> we haven't seen her in quite some time. the pop icon made it the announcement noting the album is not yet titled and released on her own label, rhythm nation records. the youngest of the jackson family has distinguished herself as a style icon, has a body of work. the new album we're expecting sometime in fall. >> it's been awhile since we've seen steven colbert. he stayed in the background as letterman was saying good-bye. his sendoff from the colbert report was a memorable one. but this is showbiz. things move quickly. people forget. that's why you got to stay relevant and let people know you still exist as he gets ready to take over for letterman. >> conan o'brien, colbert has spent his in between time growing a beard. that's him right there. it's something he addresses in his very first promo. >> as much as i enjoyed being incognito now that we're gearing up for the beginning of the late show i need to be more cognito. plus cbs is making me shave it off because tom selleck's moustache has a noncompete clause. tom's a great guy, his mustache, such a bitch. >> we can say that here? >> i don't know if we can but he can. >> reluctantly he proceeded to shave off his beard but not trying another look along the way including amish style and wolverine. >> once the beard is completely gone he tried to start the show. he has three more months to go though. >> so finally, does everybody remember this? >> but wherever i go there you are. >> so uncomfortable. >> brad pitt's epically strange commercial for chanel number 5. we now have someone who might top it. >> fellow actor johnny depp has been revealed the face of a brand-new men's fragrance by christian dior. so far, this photo is all we're seeing as far as the ad campaign. >> it will debut in september. plenty of time for a weird commercials battle. >> i love the brad pitt ads. >> i just just don't think that you can outdo that because it wasn't weird on purpose. >> it was epic. it's not weird. insurance can sometimes be difficult to understand, but here at colonial penn, we make it simple. alex trebek has been representing colonial penn for over ten years and is here to tell you how we do it. thanks, jonathan. i'm happy to be here with these knowledgeable colonial penn representatives. i know that customer service is a priority for them. i've been representing colonial penn for over ten years talking about their guaranteed acceptance life insurance. if you're 50 to 85 write down the toll-free number on your screen and call for free information. with this insurance, there's no medical exam, no health questions either guaranteed. you cannot be turned down because of your health. your rate will never go up and your benefit will never go down due to age. it costs just $9.95 a month per unit. that's less than 35 cents a day. call them now. you'll be glad you did. at colonial penn we've been serving our customers for over 50 years, and we have over half a million life insurance policies in force that help cover funeral costs, medical bills, credit card balances or other final expenses. we're committed to our customers. we make insurance simple! 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dreamed up pure pop bliss songs for millions defined the surf, sand and allure of southern california. >> when you hear your music now, is there ever a time when you say hey, turn that up? >> yeah, like good vibrations. you know, i'm picking up good vibrations. that part. ♪ i'm picking up good vibrations, she's giving me excitations ♪ with john cusack and paul dano he uses two actors to chronicle two different acts in wilson's turbulent life. >> if you're going to make movies you want to have a chance to do something like this talking about a person with that much talent and creativity. >> how does that work? two bass lines in two different keys. >> it works in my head. >> his wondrous creativity would the peak with the album "pet sounds," featuring timeless songs like "god only knows." ♪ god only knows what i'd be without you ♪ >> what was that like to be totally in touch with your creativity? >> it was the greatest part of my life. >> get around. >> anybody who was on this movie, you 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be back on the job after he was cleared by his department now in the fatal shooting of an unarmed black man after prosecutors declined to file charges. video from an oregon restaurant shows a man put a box on a counter, tells the workers it's a bomb and demands cash. another worker takes him down. cops arrest the subject. the box detonated and it was a hoax. after trailing 1-0 for most of the game, the blackhawks scored two late goals and absolutely toll one in game one of the stanley cup final game two saturday night. those are some of your top stories on this thursday june 4th. captions paid for by abc, inc. we start this half hour with a nightmare for a group of foreign tourists. their road trip coming to an end on a pennsylvania highway. >> they were aboard a bus that collided with a truck killing three people. a similar scene playing out in texas. linsey davis. >> reporter: a deadly day on america's highways. first, those horrific images of that scene in eastern pennsylvania. >> tractor-trailer versus bus. multiple patients possible multiple fatalities. >> mayhem everywhere. people covered in blood. >> the highway littered with debris after a fatal crash that left three dead and 13 others injured. traffic gridlocked for hours. >> people saying get me out of here. me and another guy helped a few people down. one lady in specific i remember, she was gushing blood. >> reporter: just after 10:00 a.m. a tractor-trailer traveling southbound on i-380 skidded over the grassy median slamming into a northbound driving tour bus, the impact so severe it split the trailer in half. the driver of the tractor-trailer somehow managed to survive. >> i just pray for the people. i pray for the families and the souls that were lost. it's a tragedy. >> reporter: and those pictures of authorities combing through the tour bus, its windows shattered. the bus full of italian tourists leaded to niagara falls. and that similar scene playing out just outside of houston where two people killed and 30 others injured in another crash involving a passenger bus and two tractor-trailers. the crash here in pennsylvania closing these northbound lanes for the majority of the day on wednesday. four people remain in critical condition. linsey davis, abc news, pennsylvania. new details this morning in the boston terror investigation. the suspects david wright who is now in custody and usaama rahim killed in a confrontation with police on tuesday changed their plans at the last minute. originally they wanted to attack pamela geller who organized that muhammad drawing contest in texas. you remember that one that ended with security guards killing a would be attacker. the plan changed and the pair alledgedly plotted to attack police. wiretaps led to the confrontation in which rahim was shot and killed. after allegedly lunging at authorities with a military-style knife. turning to colorado now, and jurors in a colorado theater shooting trial expected to see more taped interviews with defendant james holmes today. prosecutors trying to use holmes interview with a psychiatrist to prove that he was sane when he shot and killed 12 people in that movie theater. he injured some 70 others. the prosecution's case expected to last three more weeks. turning now to cleveland and the investigation into the death of tamir rice. the 12-year-old shot by a white police officer while holding a fake gun. the sheriff's office turned over its findings to prosecutes and they are expected to present the case to a grand jury to determine if criminal charges should be filed against the officers involved. rice was shot in november two seconds after the police cruiser pulled up. now to the latest on those murders at a washington, d.c. mansion. investigators say they have found an important new clue which may indicate forced entry at the mansion. ryan smith reports. >> reporter: chilling new details about the quadruple homicide and fire at this mansion nearly three weeks ago. police finding suggestions of forced entry to the home. abc news has obtained this picture of a boot print on exterior french side doors. the door is broken near the lock and has a single broken window pane located next to a door latch, according to the search warrant. now police trying to match that print to daron wint or others looking for shoes with similar tread patterns. as for the cars wint and others were in when arrested, police searching them for clothing or shoes containing blood and duct tape or material to bind hands and feet and more clues in the search warrants indicating police are looking for other suspects. the cell phones of savvas, amy, and their housekeeper were all missing after the fire. police believe the records from those phones could lead to the identification and location of persons who took the phones while committing the crimes. >> sources tell us authorities have far more than a pizza crust to tie wint to the crime and trying to find a match between his clothes and shoes and the victims. t.j., kayna. >> thank you so much. the commander of u.s. special forces in central and south america has been removed from his job for repeatedly being drunk in public. documents show that general shawn mulholland was intoxicated during a deployment to peru even and got into altercations with civilians while drinking in florida all according to military records. he's the fourth general to be removed or reprimanded for this behavior in the past two years. a "washingtonost"reporter will face the second day of his closed trial in iran. he's charged with spying and could face up to 20 years in prison if convicted. the detention of he and two other americans is complicating nuclear talks between the u.s. and iran as the deadline approaches. the death toll from that chinese cruise ship disaster has risen to at least 65. workers have started to cut the hull of the eastern star and looking for survivors but so far, all they have found is bodies. abc's terry moran has the latest. >> reporter: it's a massive rescue effort. a race against time. next officials say they may try one last desperate tactic, cutting the ship in half. there are still air pockets inside. this 65-year-old woman pulled from the water spent hours in one. more than 450 people were on board. the captain survived. he's under arrest and he told chinese media his ship foundered in a fierce sudden storm. these eerie images from a security camera on shore are the last pictures that have doomed boat heading into heavy weather. relatives are clinging to hope looking for answers and many heading to the banks of the river. cruising on that river, the yangtze has become a multibillion dollar business and there have been safety concerns. but this could be the worst river disaster in 70 years there. the government worried about the bad publicity is cracking down on media coverage of the scene. terry moran, abc news, london. >> reporter: another southern california beach closed because of tar balls washing ashore. the icky sticky mess started showing up in long beach. investigators say that took place along a badly corroded section of pipeline that had worn away to a fraction of an inch in thickness. the flight attendant we told you about who refused to serve a muslim chaplain an unopened can of soda will no longer be working with the public. united airlines apologized. the flight attendant told the passenger she couldn't have an unopened can of diet coke because she might use it as a weapon. the incident caused a firestorm of criticism. many people threatened to boycott account airline. in our health headlines alcohol abuse. researchers now say problem drinking affects about one in three americans and most never get treatment. they found what doctors now call alcohol use disorder increased more than 40% since 2002 yet the vast majority are never treated. they encourage those who struggle with alcohol abuse to seek treatment, saying it works in many cases, if not most. confusion now in britain about a medical checkup for queen. the 89-year-old, well, did in fact have her annual checkup at a london hospital yesterday. the confusion stemmed by a couple of tweets sent out by a journalist with bbc. they were mistakenly sent out during the queen's obituary broadcast. they've been deleted. >> bbc, that's no small outlet. to say the queen was dead, whoo. we'll give you today's forecast now. severe weather threatens iowa and minnesota. rainy in the rockies. downpours down to south florida and showers in northern california and nevada. >> 70s along much of the west coast and in detroit and denver, 80s in albuquerque, dallas, minneapolis, miami 60s much of the northeast. >> coming up here, what is this, this is a state deal? what is this? >> the pizza in the house. >> pizza in the house. okay. >> right. i mean, we have details to share with you. they're calling it a mouthwatering deal. >> owner of a pizza place in portland, oregon was helping her son negotiate the price of a house. he offered 26 grand over the asking price. >> that should be enough. >> mom got creative with this thing. >> she offered the buyer one pizza every month for life. it would all be three from her pizzeria. apparently that sealed the deal. you got to be a little creative they say. they say in a housing market everybody is selling quick. they bought it sight unseen. when you're offering that much over the asking price, do you really need to throw in a free pizza? >> unlimited toppings. >> what if it's just a cheese pizza. >> is it delivered? coming up here. we've got an aspiring teen dancer facing challenges now getting the surprise of her life. >> it's a great story. also ahead, the school lunch lady who says she was fired for giving away food away to students who were broke and hungry. the outrage and the school district's response to that one. expectant moms experiencing dark moments during a joyful time in their lives. what experts are saying about the latest 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"world news now" c ÷h ♪ ♪ ♪ hand and saying pleased to meet you ♪ she gives you a purpose and she gives you a goal ♪ >> we all love the lunch lady. >> absolutely. >> i mean, everybody from your school days, you always remember the lunch lady. a classic clip from adam sandler from snl. we're playing this for a reason because we're talking about lunch ladies but this story is going to rub some the wrong way. >> certainly. so this woman nothing like chris farley. not that that wasn't fantastic. but she decided to give out free lunches to some first graders who had no money. and that ended up costing her her job. abc's clayton sandell has more on that story. >> della knew she could be fired but she did anyway. >> i was let go for giving away free food. >> she says she lost her job at this colorado elementary school for giving a pass to kids who didn't have enough money to pay for lunch. >> i hated to see food thrown away that could have been given to children that are hungry that could use it. >> after three warnings -- >> i would have kids start crying when i told them they didn't have money in their account. >> district policy says no more hot meals just a cheese or turkey sandwich. >> there are kids going hungry because they're too embarrassed to get the cheese sandwich, so they don't come through the line. >> the district says no child ever goes hungry. they won't give much detail about the firing but will say. >> she was fired for violating the district policy around how food is distributed. if an employee is concerned about a family, then they are obligated to bring that to our attention. >> curry says she is just beginning to fight against a policy she believes needs to change. >> doing what is right is not what is easy. >> clayton sandell, abc news, aurora, colorado. >> sounds like that could have been worked out. the kids still get food. that was a conversation that could have taken place. this went too far. >> maybe a little paperwork, as well. >> so the kids still get a different lunch. i heard that right. they can get a cold lunch. some embarrassed to go through the line. the kids had an option. they're not going to go hungry. still she makes an argument about that policy which again -- this is one of those things. we could have talked about this. >> and the policy and who qualifies for the policy. >> without having to fire the lunch lady. seriously? >> sounds like she knew she was going to get fired like that was part of her point. >> we might not have the attention on this issue had this not happened. hopefully this gets worked out. she gets back in the lunchroom. new outlast lipstick. long wear super powered by moisture. the super sizer the new mascara you twirl on to super size your lashes and your eyes. and new stay luminous foundation stay naturally luminous all day. makeup super powered. from easy, breezy, beautiful covergirl. everyone loves how they feel in dark clothes. and to keep those darks from fading there's woolite darks. 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condition that she has is the second commonist cause of sudden death among young had people when they exercise. she had had a small heart attack. >> after doctors discovered a malfunction in her heart, she underwent complex open heart surgery at a medical center in long island in march of 2014. >> what were her first words after surgery. >> can a dance? >> within four months, she was back on the dance floor. >> she's amazing. >> even winning a national championship. >> to see such a courageous young lady go through the struggle and defeat it with the strength of dance is awesome. >> she thinks she's at val's studio dance with me for a press conference so celebrate her miraculous recovery and perform. little does she know this pro is about to bust through that door. >> gianna. mwah. hi. >> hi. >> i'm val. >> i'm gianna. >> a hug. >> how amazing is she? >> showing us it takes two to tap. >> what do you make of this surprise? >> i can't explain it. like everybody i've been through makes everything worth it. >> that's fantastic. you know what? kids shouldn't have to go through some things. i see stories like this. she made it through a great story but a kid that age age should not have to go through the heart attacks and surgery. we do so many stories about kids overcoming. it's heart wrenching to see kids go through that. she's dancing her little butt out. >> she's incredible. and i think it's the finding out what's wrong with them as well. >> this morning on "world news now," highway horrors. bus passengers killed on busy american roads. >> it was just havoc. there was people covered in blood and just mayhem everywhere, just a mess. >> the powerful impact at two crash scenes and the rush to rescue survivors. disturbing developments in the boston terror investigation. what we're learning about the suspect, his weapon and why he may have been planning to target a woman in new york. and later speaking out. members of josh duggar's family made famous by their tv show 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thought it was deja vu. i kept seeing emails about bus crashes. these things that were going on on the nation's highways. we're talking about absolute horror really. buses and trucks colliding with some awful consequences yesterday that we were seeing. >> happening all too often, as well. in all five people killed, nearly two dozen injured including italian tourists headed to niagara falls. linsey davis has more on this one from eastern pennsylvania. >> it happened so fast, there was nowhere to turn. >> just chaos. i heard a lot of screaming. >> reporter: tractor-trailer crossing the median and slamming head on into a bus full of italian an tourists. >> it was havoc. people covered in blood and mayhem everywhere. just a mess. >> the crash brought interstate 380 in pennsylvania to a standstill. other drivers jumping out of their cars to pull people from the wreckage. >> walked right up to help out right away. there was people saying get me out of here. me and another guy helped a few people down. >> 17 people on board the bus leaded from new york to niagara falls. choppers landed on the scene to move the most injured but it was too late for the bus driver and two others. >> the driver of the truck was taken up here. he was not that serious according to state police. >> reporter: the crash so powerful, it tore the tractor trailer in half. shredding the metal, ripping the truck's cab right off. >> the rear axels of the tractor are completely off truck and it's upside down in the woods. >> it's been a deadly 24 hours on roads for buses outside houston, look at the front of this passenger bus. all mangled metal after it collided with a tractor-trailer killing two people. linsey davis, abc news, pennsylvania. the pentagon has admitted it sent anthrax to even more labs than previously acknowledged. officials have revealed the possibility of live spores went to 51 labs in the u.s. and three foreign countries. they say right now it looks like human error was involved and not terrorism. >> there's absolutely no indication that this was -- this happened as a result of somebody deliberately doing this at this point. >> you have to keep in mind the number of labs could go even higher as the pentagon looks to shipments dating back to 2006. the pentagon says there's no risk to public health but 31 people are now taking antibiotics as a precaution. turning to some new and disturbing details about the boston terror investigation that led to one man being killed and another taken into custody. sources telling us now the original plan of the man who was killed on tuesday was to come to new york and find pamela geller. you are seeing here there, but you might not recognize the face. this was the woman that organized the recent muhammad drawing contest in texas. there was a planned attack there. the security guard foiled the plan. the whole plan changed and the plan was then to attack police. abc's marci gonzalez picks up this story for us. >> reporter: this man, david wright accused of wanting to take up the isis call to kill members of law enforcement faced a judge in boston. >> i would urge the government, the fbi, and law enforcement to be as transparent as possible. we have serious concerns about that already. >> reporter: police believe he conspired with the terror suspect killed by officers outside of this cvs in boston. >> shots fired. investigators say usama rahim was under around the clock surveillance. officers wanted to question him after he talked about wanting to stab or behead officers. when task force members approached him, police say he came at them with this military style knife. the officers reportedly backed up ordering him to drop the weapon. police say when he refused and got dangerously close, he was shot three times. surveillance video of the deadly confrontation was shown to community and religious leaders in boston. >> that at least dispels some of the rumors, some of the tensions that might build. >> reporter: those who watched it including this imam who knew rahim says the video disproves claims by rahim's brother on social media. >> he wasn't shot in the back. there's no detail clear on the video to tell us vacation -- exactly what happened. >> the video will be made public once the family views it. >> marci, thank you. turning to cleveland and the investigation into the death of tamir rice. the 12-year-old shot by a white police officer while holding a fake gun. the sheriff's office has turned it over its findings to the prosecutors. they're expected to present the case to a grand jury to determine if criminal charges should be filed against the officers involved. rice was shot in november. they say just two seconds after the police officer pulled up in his cruiser. a madison, wisconsin, officer in another racially charged shooting has been cleared by his department. an investigation found matt kenny did not violate its deadly force policy in the shooting of an unarmed black man. he had been struck in the head. he feared he would take his gun. prosecutors had already declined to file charges so kenny will be free to return to work. the flight attendant who refused to serve a muslim woman an unopened can of soda will no longer be working for the public. united airlines apologized for the incident. the attendant told amad she couldn't have an unopened can of diet coke because she might use it as a weapon. amad said this was not a case of poor customer service as united originally claimed. >> it was about prejudice, stereotypes which leads to bigotry which should not be accepted. >> united says its employees who work with customers will continue to undergo training on cultural awareness but this was part of an affiliate flight called shuttle america. the woman didn't directly work for united airlines, but she was serving a united customer at the time. they wanted to make that distinction. they wanted to make sure anybody serving a united customer has proper training. southwest airlines 72-hour airfare sale so popular it jammed the website. customers were greeted by a message saying sale is causing high demand. try again soon. if you tried to book by phone, even worse. some waited an hour just to get through. the sale continues till 11:59 tonight and includes one-way fares as low as 49 bucks. >> i missed that completely. incriminating admission from the scandal that is rocking the world of soccer right now. it comes from that guy. he's a former top official. his name is chuck blazer at a hearing a couple years ago, he admitted he and others on fifa's executive committee agreed to receive bribes in exchange for voting for which country would host the world cup in 1998 and 2010. these revelations are just coming out now. those tournaments were held in france and south africa. he pleaded guilty to other charges at the same hearing. turn now to sports not tainted in any scandal right now, i don't believe. stanley cup final it started really well for the tampa bay lightning. had this thing under control. they took the lead last night with a goal from an incredible angle. you'll see this shot over and over. it was a highlight that was wasted. they held the lead till deep into the third period. that's when chicago scored two goals in a short span. then holding on to win 2-1. the winner of game one has won the cup an overwhelming majority of the time. game two is saturday but the chicago blackhawks should be arrested for this. they went in there and stole something, tampa just tried to hold on to the lead. they took their foot off the gas. they were in control of this game for three quarters of the game. and gave it away. you all should be ashamed of yourselves. >> it's game one. there's a lot of hockey -- >> right? they took their foot off the gas. hold on for this. look what happens. we'll win and look what happens. >> there's a lot of hockey a lot of hockey to be played. rangers. >> ouch. >> i'm not a hockey guy and i'm upset. >> were you as upset at this kid at the a's, detroit game. >> love this kid. love this kid. >> he obviously was so upset. of course, it was the tigers and oakland. >> yes. but he's a true fan. this happened. one of the a's smashing a grand slam home run. 8-year-old caught the ball. right? i just caught a grand slam ball here. but he was upset when he realized what it really meant. >> it meant that it was a grand slam and that they scored four runs and it was 5-3 at that moment. >> how did that make you feel? >> sad, very, very sad. >> j.d. a big tigers fans. a detroit native. they live in shanghai. the highlight of their trip home was tuesday's game. he said he's giving the ball to his cousin. he doesn't even want it. good job. coming up, we've got "the mix." what would you do if you went looking for your long lost father and found an elvis impersonator? >> awesome. >> also ahead, revelations from the "19 kids and counting" family. the josh duggar sex abuse allegations. the victims and his 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johannesburg to work as a volunteer on wildlife projects. instead the 29-year-old with big plans for world travel was killed by one of the animals she so wanted to help. in a statement, the tour guide who was in the car with her says they were not ignoring the countless warnings to keep windows closed but that chappelle had of her own accord rolled down the passenger window to take pictures. >> she could have been enticing it clicking at it clapping at it. that could have irritated her. >> the guide sustained serious injuries fending off lion even reportedly suffering a heart attack. he claims a park employee then refused to help. abc news tracked down that employee who says his immediate task was to move the lions away putting them in the night enclosure allowing safe passage for paramedics. can you see that? >> they've got their windows down. >> tourists here still seem tempted to take some of those risks. abc news understands there are pictures of this attack taken by other tourists inside the lion camp at the time. that evidence is now in the hands of police. and will clearly form a crucial part of this investigation. hamish macdonald, south africa. coming up next here, the duggar family speaking out after the explosive sexual abuse allegations regarding their children. the duggar parents breaking their silence. the devoutly religious tv family is opening up. also ahead in our next half hour, struck by lightning. a woman driving down the highway gets a major jolt. the surprisingly common occurrence and what you need to know to stay safe. you're watching "world news now." "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. ÷h ♪ ♪ well, the duggar family has been in the middle of this big controversy ever since those stunning allegations of sexual abuse involving their son josh came to light. >> last night the parents from their hit reality show broke their silence. for more now, we are up "all nightline" with abc's juju chang. >> josh has done some very bad things. and he's -- he's very sorry. >> the duggar family speaking out for the first time about the secret that has haunted their family for more than a decade. >> he was crying. and he had just turned 14. and he said that he had actually improperly touched some of our daughters. >> jim bob and michele sitting down with fox news megyn kelly about their oldest child josh duggar now 27 who they say confessed to them as a teenager about inappropriate sexual contact with as many as five underaged girls including two younger sisters. >> he was still a kid and he was still a juvenile. he wasn't an adult. this was not rape or anything like that. this was like touching somebody over their clothes. there were a couple incidents where he touched them under their clothes but it was like a few seconds. >> the parents stressing that the touching was improper. but that their daughters were either asleep or didn't understand they were being molested. >> they weren't even aware. it was like you know, it wasn't to them -- they didn't probably even understand that it was improper touch. >> the disturbing details in sharp contrast to the family's squeaky clean image. >> this is the story of my family. we're the duggars. >> for years they have been portrayed on their show "19 kids and counting" as a conservative christian family who prayed and played together. >> the ray of hope was that josh had came and told us. that his heart was still soft. >> it's the latest in a bomb shell scandal that broke last week when intouch magazine released the first of two leaked police reports which said he was investigated but never charged. >> if the authorities had investigated this earlier, the parents could have been charged, as well. >> the statute of limitations had expired. no charges filed. josh duggar himself did not sit down for an interview and only released this statement last week on twitter and facebook. i acted inexcusably for which i i'm extremely sorry and deeply regret. i hurt others including my family and close friends. dr. robi ludwig says the duggar family environment may have played a role. >> if you live in an environment where you're an adolescent and somehow taught or led to believe that your sexual impulses are bad or animalistic, what do you do with those impulses? i think that's exactly what happened with josh. >> the duggars say everyone in their family received counseling from accredited therapists and once again they're turning to their faith for guidance. >> what josh did was inexcusable but it was not unforgivable. >> juju chang, abc news, new york. >> also the two young girls that were molested they're speaking out, as well. they spoke with megyn kelly and they will release the rest of that interview this week, as well. so you'll learn from them. >> we will be right back "the mix" switch things up here. lysol knows the soft places we love could be home to bacteria, lysol disinfectant spray. kills 99.9% of bacteria wont stain and leaves your soft surfaces with a fresh scent. lysol. ♪ music throughout ♪ whatever wakes your baby at night pampers believes it should never be a wet diaper for up to 12 hours of protection pampers okay. okay. everybody, it is time for the mix". we've will several of okay. everybody, it is time for the mix". we've will several of these stories, people reuniting their families using facebook and the internet. this time it has an interesting twist. this woman after 47 years decides she's a social media expert and needs to find her dad. she uses the #find -- her dad. it's such a common name in the netherlands which is where she's born. she knew that. she had his age, as well. they were like you'll never find them. good thing she did because he's an elvis impersonator living in thailand. there he is, dad. >> that's kind of cool. >> he's just rocking. like the beach elvis. so apparently, he lives in a mansion in thailand and has two other children by the way. their names, elvis. >> i love it. >> nice family. >> yes. i love it. i'm a big elvis guy. he's one of my top three artists probably of all time. >> really? >> you look surprised. >> i'm genuinely surprised by that. >> i was born and raised in west memphis. my mother's due date was august 16th, 1977. that ended up being the day he died. i was born three days later. august 19th. i kid you not. i was raised in that culture. love elvis. you looked shocked when i said that. >> i am. i truly am. good for you. i love it. learn something new every day. >> let's turn now -- you all don't know this but kayna does her own makeup. we need to give our ladies in makeup all the credit. >> i have a team of magicians. >> there is a team in there. they do their wizardry. a lot of women do their makeup on their own. sometimes you've got put it on without looking in the mirror. some women are able to do this but if you put people on camera, here are women. this website bustle.com. i do not know what that is. i was hoping you would explain it to me. here they are trying to put makeup on without using a mirror. what do you think about the results? you should be able to do it instinctively without using a mirror. >> the faces is what we've been laughing at. the faces we make while doing our makeup. eyelash curlers. that's very scary. >> what was the thing she was doing? like she was growing a beard. >> that must have been a bronzer or something. her face, lip liner no way. >> they do okay for the most part. we've got time for one more. >> we'll do one more. we're going to do artist images on how kate middleton's daughter will look. they think this is what the baby will look like at age one. they used a specialist in age progression to do this. since nobody has really seen the baby. that's her by age 12. no doubt she's going to grow up to be a gorgeous woman. this morning on "world news now," terror plot. this morning on "world news now," terror plot. this morning on "world news now," terror plot. what we're learning about the boston man killed by police. what federal agents are now saying about his weapon, his targets and time line. bigger mistake. the live anthrax shipped out across the country and across the world. what the pentagon is now admitting and increasing concerns about safety. taking action, restaurant workers caught on camera wasting no time in stopping a threat. what led to that dramatic scene. and a little later our first look at caitlyn jenner's latest tv show, and the money-making offers she's getting after making her transition in a very public way in "the skinny" on this thursday, june 4th. captions paid for by abc, inc. >> and good morning. it is thursday morning. i'm kayna whitworth. >> again want to say to those of you who haven't been noticing kayna whitworth with us from l.a., just joined abc news not long ago. here with us all week. good to have you back. >> it's my second round. t.j. even shared his fruit snacks it today. big deal. >> you all don't tell reena. we're going to start this half hour in boston. we're getting new details about a terror case there. the suspects said to have changed their plans hours before a deadly confrontation with police. the fbi says wright aided rahim who was killed by sisters in this boston parking lot lunging at members of a task force with this military style knife when they tried questioning him. according to the complaint, rahim told wright about the knife in a cell phone conversation saying i just got myself a nice little tool. good for carving. wright later telling rahim something was like thinking with your head on your chest as both men laughed, a reference the fbi believes to beheading propaganda videos like the ones made by isis. the fbi tracking the men 24/7. they say just two hours before he died, rahim called wright telling him he was about to go after the boys in blue. rahim's original plan was to head to new york and find pamela geller the organizer of that muhammad drawing contest that took place in texas. agents listening in on the wiretap felt the threat was imminent. one of his brothers did not want to comment but another claimed rahim was shot in the back on a cell phone. in an effort to be transparent police showed surveillance video of rahim's deadly confrontation to about two dozen civic and religious leaders. >> the individual was not on the cell phone. the individual was not shot in the back. >> we know why agents considered rahim armed and dangerous. they intercepted a package sent to his home and x-rayed it and when they looked inside, they saw that military style knife inside. tom llamas, abc news, boston. we turn now to two tragic crashes in two states, leaving buses and trucks mangled on the highway. three people were killed in eastern pennsylvania when a tractor-trailer collided with a charter bus. impact so powerful the truck sheered in half. with an axel torn off. >> i walked right up to help out right away because there was people saying get me out of here get me out of here. me and another guy helped a few people down. >> the passengers were italian tourists headed to niagara falls. more than a dozen people injured. four critically. another deadly crash west of houston. two people killed ten injured in a bus crash that slammed into a flatbed trailer. witnesses say it happened in a construction area. traffic came to a stop. the bus going from texas to north carolina. the bus driver in both crashes were among the dead. also the stormy weather caused a chain reaction crash. this is south of st. joseph missouri. it started when a big rig ran off the road and ended with five cars colliding into each other. one person seriously injured, police say she was the only victim not wearing a seat belt. weather for today. rainy in the northern rockies to the western great lakes. wet day in northern california and nevada. the threat of severe weather from des moines to minneapolis. down to south florida, all the way down to the carolinas. >> but it's 80s in albuquerque, dallas, chicago and miami. 70s in detroit, denver and los angeles. 60s in washington, d.c., new york. and boston and how about that nice 100 in phoenix? we turn to oregon now where a man is being held for trying to rob a restaurant. how did he do it? he was making a bomb threat. that was the attempt. you're seeing video showing him walk in carrying a box. he asked for the manager. manager not there so he left. he returned minutes later and put the box on the counter telling the worker it's a bomb and demands cash. another worker you're seeing there breaks up the intent, takes the guy down. they called police. they arrested the guy. detonated the box. just as a precaution. it turned out to be a hoax. the guy facing several felony charges. the pentagon is admitting it sent possibly live anthrax to even more labs than it initially revealed. the spores were sent from utah to at least 51 labs in the u.s. and three foreign countries. with more, here's abc's karen travers. >> reporter: the pentagon admitted that the live anthrax that was accidentally shipped around the country and overseas was a far bigger problem than first believed. >> 51 laboratories in 17 states, one in the district of columbia and three foreign countries, we expect this number may rise. >> reporter: the pentagon insists this potentially deadly mistake posed no risk to the general public. >> these concentrations are so low as they would be below the level that would normally we would expect to cause any infection. >> reporter: this anthrax scare began at the dugway proving ground in utah last march when a batch of anthrax was treated to kill live spores, but some survived. >> those sterility tests did not detect the presence of live anthrax. we need to know why. >> over the next year shipments of that batch, thought to be safe were sent to locations around the country. one vial sent to a lab at stanford was opened last summer. >> centers for disease control let us know even if there were to be spores in the sample they would be at a very, very minute level. >> in south korea, nearly two dozen american military personnel started taking antibiotics last week after potential exposure to the deadly spores. they unknowingly used live anthrax in a training exercise late last month. the pentagon says for now, nobody is showing any signs of sickness at the bases overseas or the labs here in the u.s. tj, kayna. a couple new hats in the presidential ring. seems like we get them every day. we start out with former rhode island governor, lincoln chafee, the former republican turned independent announced yesterday he's seeking the democratic nomination. you follow all that? during his speech he refused to rule out talks with isis. called for the u.s. to have an open minded approach to drug trafficking and saying we need to go bold. his idea, we need to switch to the metric system. yes, the metric system is a campaign issue and you can't get any bolder than that. he said this would put us on a better footing with the world. most of the world uses the metric system. he said this is a part of a symbolic integration. to say we're not going it alone. we're with you. we're with the rest of the world. that is as bold of an idea as you are going to hear. let's turn to the republican side. rick perry is expected to announce his second white house bid today. former texas governor ran in 2012. recently he's been traveling to iowa, other early voting states. his aides say today's events will be attended by wife of american sniper chris kyle. you can't make this up. taco bell is trying to one up their competitors serving alcohol for the first time. chain will add beer, wine and mixed drinks to the menu at a new location opening in chicago this summer. they will come in special cups to set them apart from the regular soft drinks. alcohol is part of taco bell's rebranding effort, aimed at attracting t.j. >> how many? all of them? >> just one in chicago. and then after you make it the most popular taco bell ever, i feel like taco bell was the place you went after you had -- >> we just start and end the night at taco bell. >> you stay there. just go around in the drive through line until you get your drinks when you park your car. you don't drink and drive. >> is it just beer? >> no, beer, wine, and mixed drinks. >> wow. that is the most dangerous idea i've heard since the metric system. >> we turn to the bachelorette. i love how this story is written. stay with me here. those watching this season will recall a guy named joshua making a metal rose gave it to bachelorette kaitlyn. he's got nothing on a woman from texas. see the bachelorette has nothing to do with story from texas, but we got that promo in there. >> i think this is genius. she's making what she calls bacon flowers. i think it's genius. the petals are made from bacon. obviously, they can be eaten. the stems made of wood. don't eat those. >> she ships them in a vacuum sealed package. once opened it needs to be eaten or refrigerated within 24 hours. >> full disclosure, last valentine's day we didn't know what to get the men for valentine's day and she brought up the idea of a bacon bouquet. >> she did? 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