affair? i didn t tell her. she just knew. reporter: before watts pleaded guilty to all three murders, he would blame his wife for murdering the children. i freaked out. you understand me? and you choked her, or that s just, it s rage. good god almighty, son. reporter: we spoke to the family of chris watts today. they tell us they still believe his version of the story and say they still love and support him. david? clayton, thank you. there s still much more ahead on world news tonight this friday. the search for the escaped inmate. also, the deadly plane crash in the heartland. the jet disintegrating as it disappeared from radar. the health warning involving popular medication. and now, the possible cancer risks. and the postal worker seen
$724 million. more than 1,000 more people have filed similar lawsuits with various outcomes and nbc s joe fryer took a deeper look. do you have any fear you might die here? yes. eva says she used johnson & johnson talc based baby powder more than 40 years. she sued the company saying it failed to warn companies about talc s possible cancer risks. her emotional video deposition recorded in february was played for the jury. i thought i was going to die for christmas. her attorney says she was too ill to attend the trial but monday learned a jury awarded her $417 million. my client i think today has done what she wanted to do. she s going to die. she s losing that battle. but she s so happy that she won the battle for the other women in this country.
most jetliner doors mechanically seal against the fuselage. and during flight, the cabin pressurization pushes against the door, pressure making it humanly impossible to open that door. the passenger who was taken off the aircraft was not arrested. and while the fbi is looking at the case, no charges have been filed. david. david, thank you. when we come back, johnson & johnson facing a massive payout for a lawsuit involving a common household ingredient and possible cancer risks. also the fiery crash landing in the street. the plane bursting into flames. and that deadly earthquake overseas. the pictures coming in right now. residents and tourists racing for cover. right now. residents and tourists bracing for cover. and diarrhea. i tried lifestyle changes and over-the-counter treatments, but my symptoms keep coming back. it turns out i have irritable bowel syndrome with diarrhea, or ibs-d. a condition that s really frustrating.
several buildings damaged. one woman killed when she was struck by falling debris. details still coming in on that. a fiery emergency landing on a florida roadway. the pilot and his passenger uninjured when their plane lost power. they landed on the eastbound side of the road north of daytona beach. and the plane burst into flames. both survived. a massive verdict against johnson & johnson for a lawsuit involving talc and possible cancer risks. the jury awarding the woman $417 million after saying she developed cancer after using their talc-based products. the company says they plan to appeal. when we come back, the total solar eclipse. it will be back in just seven years. you will see the track of which states will get it next time. abc world news tonight with david muir, brought to you by the american petroleum institute.
yet. reporter: david, officials here say the judge is in stable condition and his injuries are not life-threatening. david? alex perez in ohio for us. thank you, alex. and now a major development in the stabbing case we have been following for more than three years now. anissa weier, one of the two young wisconsin girls accused in the so-called slender man case, has now entered a guilty plea to a lesser charge. she and a companion were just 12 years old when they lured a classmate into the woods to stab her 19 times. authorities say, to please a factitious character named slender man. weier faces trial over her mental fitness. there is much more ahead on world news tonight this monday. the deadly earthquake late today, and the images coming in right now. buildings damaged. residents and tourists rushing into the streets in panic. we ll have late reporting. also the massive payout tonight facing johns johnson & johnson. facing $400 million in a lawsuit involving a common hou