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let's end this. ♪ ♪ >> so wiretaps, obamacare, travel bans, oh, my. >> white house politics once again dominated this week's news headlines, but there was room for a bit of levity. here now is our weekly friday rewind. >> i can say there was no wiretap against trump tower during the campaign. as far as i know, there was not sufficient evidence that would merit justifying a wiretap to a court. >> i've never heard that allegation made before by anybody. >> at this point, i've seen no evidence of what he's alleged. >> we are on a mission to repeal and replace obamacare. it's a rescue mission to save families and patients all across this country. >> by some estimates 10 million people could lose their coverage. is that acceptable to you? >> look, what matters is that we're lowering the cost of health care and giving people access to affordable insurance plans. >> i have insurance now but probably going to lose it unless this is fixed. >> what's your message to lawmaker who are pushing this bill forward? >> leave it alone. >> this is part of our efforts to eliminate vulnerabilities that radical terrorists will exploit for destructive ends. >> guess what, president trump, your muslim ban 2.0 is still unconstitutional and still illegal. >> there were other immigrants who came here in the bottom of slave ships worked even longer even harder for less. >> this is just the latest time that wikileaks has humbled the u.s. government. they accomplished hundreds of thousands of classified files from the state department and the pentagon. but this is in some ways wikileaks most daring release yet. >> a day without a woman is a day without peace. >> i'm a mom. like many of us here are, right? and we've got a lot to do. >> niece are uncertain, even trying times, but as we all stop to look fear in the face, the result has not only been passion but action. >> as a marine corps veteran, i'm disheartened and disgusted with this scandal. >> i felt like my privacy had been taken away from me. >> i'm ryan gosling. i dedicate this award to yoko. thank you very much. >> so that's not ryan gosling. >> no, it's really not. an imposter. the only thing missing in the rewind was samuel jackson's response to ben carson talking about slaves being immigrants. >> it was not necessarily pg, his response. >> you have to look it up. >> yes. don't miss our updates on facebook. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now." informing insomniacs for two decades good morning. i'm linzie davis in for diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. top stories on this friday on "world news now." breaking news from south korea where a court has formally ousted the president who was impeached over a corruption scandal. protests after the ruling have turned deadly. the latest from the korean peninsula just ahead. >> police in germany say a man with psychological problems is behind that ax attack at a train station. seven people were injured during the chaos in dusseldorf, three of them seriously. investigators say it's a random incident. more states are challenging the president's revised travel ban. washington, oregon and new york states among those now joining hawaii in seeking to block the order. the law takes effect next week on march 16th. >> and the unofficial start to the festival season has begun in austin, texas, where the rising stars of the music, film and technology worlds unveil all their latest works. former vice president biden and dr. jill biden will also be making an appearance there. those are some of our top stories on this friday, march 10th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." and we do say good morning to you everyone. we're going to start with that breaking news that offers a brand-new foreign policy challenge for president trump. america's only ally on the korean peninsula removed from the presidency overnight. >> the ruling in south korea triggered deadly chaos on the streets of seoul where supporters and critics faced off in dueling rallies. both sides clashing with riot police. >> at least two people have died in the skirmishes. abc's joohee cho is in south korea with the latest. >> reporter: kendis and linzie, it was a unanimous vote by the eight-judge panel of historic moment for south korea. park has been the first woman president and now the first to be impeached. many here saying she deserves the verdict. >> responsibility as president. >> reporter: the crowd cheering in joy, some crying, others even dancing. park and her lifelong friend is accused of abusing power and receiving bribes from businesses including samsung. now as a civilian, miss park faces grueling investigation. protesters here already calling for her to be sent to jail. south korea chooses the next president within 60 days who will face challenges of north korean threat and chinese pressure on south korea to give up a new anti-missile defense system provide by the u.s. the leading candidate is a liberal opposition leader moon jae-in who tends to lean towards china and north korea. if elected he has pledged to review the anti-missile defense system hinting the future of u.s./south korea relations is heading towards a rocky road. joohee cho, abc news, seoul, south korea. >> our thanks to joohee. vice president mike pence is heading to kentucky this weekend to make the case for the gop plan to dismantle obamacare. house speaker paul ryan offered a step by step plains of the health care bill that made it through two committees in the house after more than 27 hours of debate. but it's still facing opposition from democrats and conservatives like republican senator tom cotton who argues the bill has too many flaws that are not going to bring down the price of insurance. he says the focus should be on getting health care right, not getting it done fast. but the white house is standing by the plan. >> if he believes that this bill might actually make things worse than the current obamacare, what do you say to senator cotton? >> i respectfully disagree and i hope that we have an opportunity for the team to continue to not only talk to him about what we're trying to do and how we're trying to do it but that we'd love to hear his ideas. as i mentioned the last couple days, we're not jamming this down people's throat. >> house republicans want their bill passed by easter recess which leaves just a few weeks to get it thigh the budget committee and to the floor for a vote. and also on capitol hill, an unexpected visitor. fbi director james comey meeting behind closed doors with top lawmakers. sources tell abc news he was called in to discuss national security issues including president trump's bombshell claim that president obama bugged his phones. more details from abc's mary bruce. >> reporter: fbi director james comey arriving on capitol hill summoned to brief key lawmakers on russia's meddling in the election and answer questions about president trump's explosive charge that president obama will trump tower wiretapped during the campaign. it's now been five days since trump tweeted, this is nixon/watergate, attacking his predecessor as a bad, or sick, guy. >> i think the president of the united states who has stated categorically that trump tower was wiretapped, that he should come forward with the information that led him to that conclusion. >> reporter: two senators sent a letter to the justice department demanding the fbi produce any evidence that might exist. late on capitol hill, leaders seen rushing into the classified briefing. when reporters asked, democratic senator mark warner if he'd heard any evidence to back up the president's claim. warner's response? i've seen no evidence. comey himself saying nothing. >> any evidence that president obama ordered a wiretap at trump tower? >> reporter: privately, the fbi director has unsuccessfully implored the justice department to refute the president's claims. but in an interview with abc news, the director of national intelligence during the campaign was blunt. >> there was no wiretap against trump tower during the campaign conducted by any part of the national intelligence community. >> reporter: president obama, all smiles at a recent visit to a washington museum, but privately, his aides say he is irritated by trump's accusation. and he may not be the only one. white house officials have now been pressed again and again on whether they agree with the president. the vice president sitting down for a local interview to talk health care, but confronted with questions about the alleged wiretapping. >> yes or no? do you believe that president obama did that? >> well, what i can say is that the president and our administration are very confident that the congressional committees in the house and senate that are examining issues surrounding the last election, the run-up to the last election, will do that in a thorough and equitable way. >> now, we don't know what comey was asked in these closed door briefings or how much he offered on the president as wiretapping claim. these are briefings with highly sensitive classified material. but we do know that comey has asked the justice department to refute the president's claims. mary bruce, abc news, capitol hill. and one more note from d.c., the white house facing criticism for its handling of kellyanne conway's endorsement of ivanka's products. the office says it's concerned that conway was not disciplined. she urged viewers to go buy ivanka's stuff during a tv appearance on fox news. that followed a decision by nordstrom to pull trump's clothing and accessory brand. the marines nude photo scandal may be much larger than thought. "business insider" reports that the sharing of nude photos extends beyond the marines, and one facebook group reportedly hundreds of nude photos of female service members from every military branch have been posted to a message board. the pentagon is already investigating the photo scandal. the marine corps is not commenting on the latest allegations but they are vowing to investigate. the air force is looking into the matter in light of the new report. and just when we thought it was safe to put away our winter weather gear, turns out the groundhog knew what it was doing. much of the country is getting hit with a new blast of rain, snow and bitter cold that could last for days. take a look at the radar. it shows a storm moving eastward from the great lakes. winter weather alerts are now in effect in nine states. pretty big storm. one aspect of the storm is the intense wind gusting at more than 50 miles an hour, peaking at more than 100 in parts of new hampshire. in michigan, the windstorm that's already whipped across that state has left hundreds of thousands without electricity. some customers could be in the dark for several more days. so the question now for many, what path will the storm take and also many are wondering which areas will be hit the hardest. >> and accuweather's justin povick is the man with all the answers. he joins us now with all the details. good morning, justin. >> kendis, linzie, thanks. good morning to you. we're tracking know throughout the morning into the early afternoon heading in toward tarred boston and points off to the south but again wrapping up earlier toward the noontime hour new york city. we're talking about the midmorning hours back off to the west. that will be the end of this system but again, there will be some travel impacts along interstate 95, new york city points north and eastbound and later on in the day, could see a gusty snow squall where it's a blizzard for about then minutes and then the sun comes back out. temperatures are going to be plunging. over the southeast, rain returns heading in toward the weekend, some snow though perhaps as far south as nashville. kendis, linzie. >> all right, thank you so much, justin. a philadelphia construction project has uncovered a cemetery that's more than 300 years old. workers unearthed two dozen coffins yesterday in the section known as old city. the burial grounds date to the year 1707. the remains were supposed to have been moved to a different cemetery in the mid 1800s. the bones will be studied before being reinterred. it is the dream perhaps of every sports parent whose child of course rides the bench. >> that's right. actor julia louis-dreyfus saw her youngest son on the big stage. >> we're talking about walk-on charlie hall who saw his first playing time in more than a month at the end of last night's big ten tournament and mom looking nervously. espn with the split screen. this was northwestern and rutgers and mom and dad, fellow comedian brad hall, were in the crowd to see it. he didn't score but charlie did pick up two rebounds which made julia very happy. that doubles his season total though to four. >> and i love the response to the rebound. you know, when you're cheering the rebound, that's great. >> exactly. that's great. it's great for northwestern to be having some success this year. >> go uva. >> uva was in action. did they lose last night, jack, to notre dame? >> what's that. >> to notre dame? >> uva. there we go. what was the outcome? i didn't follow. i was not awake. > you weren't awake for it. it seems as if they weren't awake either. >> they didn't win? is that what that is? >> notre dame. >> oh, no. >> dominating. coming up though, a frightening incident of road rage caught on camera. what led up to this driver being severely beaten by a bunch of dirtbikers on a highway in san francisco. and opening this weekend at the box office, "kong" making his dramatic return to the big screen. this time samuel l. 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wanted in an apparent hate crime. they've released this sketch in last friday's shooting of a man of the sikh faith. the victim says the shooter told him to go back to his country, then shot him in the arm. the suspect in the deadly bar shooting in kansas wants more time to build his case. adam purinton appeared in court yesterday accused of killing an indian immigrant and wounding two other men last month in kansas city. witnesses say he said "get out of my country" before shooting them. he returns to court in may. the fbi is investigating the incident as a possible hate crime. and further north, police are trying to track down a group of dirtbikers involved in another traffic altercation. >> it was a serious incident of road rage. and it was all caught on camera. melanie woodrow of our san francisco station kgo has the story. >> reporter: the cell phone video begins with bikers doing wheelies, then escalates with one colliding with this white car. suddenly the other bikers speed up and at the cesar chavez exit, a red car presumably with the bikers appears to box the driver of the white car in. the person who took this video asked to remain anonymous. >> they approached the vehicle, and they started punching in the panels on the vehicle and hitting windows, breaking the windows and another vehicle impeded my view so i couldn't see exactly if the man was pulled from the vehicle or if he got out on his own. four to five men were hitting him, kicking him, even when he was down. very clearly they broke his leg. >> the man who took this video says he got out of his car when the bikers left. >> he had a broken leg, as i said. he had a bloodied face. he had road rash. he was in pretty rough shape so we called 911. >> the former new yorker says it was reminiscent of this incident where he used to live that prompted him to begin recording. >> these guys obviously think they can do whatever they want. these are the types of incidents that really need to get attention and that need to get prosecuted. >> chp says if you see something like this, don't get out of your vehicle. >> they're already mad at you. they're beating on your vehicle and you get out, good things are just not going to happen. >> reporter: the man who took this video is hopeful someone will recognize the bikers. >> wow. >> so it does appear from the video from what we're told there were about 15 different dirtbikes that were involved. it's kind of hard to find these guys because you can't get off the road. >> get off the road and hide. but police say if you find yourself in a kind of situation like this, don't try and face-off with them. just back off. move away. coming up, the first grader from new jersey who passed a very important life test. >> and why his mother this morning is glad he was paying attention. you're watching "world news now." up to 48 hours. it's like having a sick family member in your home. but lysol kills 99.9% of germs including 8 cold and flu viruses. to help 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is after this young woman but the critics are making no mystery of their intense dislike for "brimstone" giving it a 34% splat on rotten tomatoes. adam sweeting calls it a hideous farrago of saidism, misogyny and sexual pervision with more than a dash of pretension. ouch. roger moore describes it as unwatchable, gruesome and grim. >> that's the sort of review from somebody who uses the term farrago. >> next to the reimagining of the origin of the mythical kong. tom hiddleston, former t. swifter, brie larson, samuel l. jackson, john goodman head up an "a" list cast of explorers in "kong skull island." brought together to venture deep into an uncharted island in the pacific unaware of its terrifying occupants. >> who are you? >> ancient species owned this earth long before mankind, and if we keep our heads buried in the sand, they will take it back. my agency is known as monarch. we specialize in the hunt for massive unidentified terrestrial organisms. >> you knew that thing was out 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worse. details ahead. we're tracking a major storm moving toward the east coast overnight. we're getting a look at those powerful and deadly winds that have left thousands still in the dark and almost blew a child away. >> wow. and biggie small's life after death. hard to believe it's been 20 years since the notorious b.i.g.'s life was cut tragically short and the vehicle the rapper was shot in is heading to the auction block. sky's the limit for the price tag that just might hypnotize you. but first, but forget the suv. you can really just give me the loot instead. oh, my god. there's so many -- so many puns there. >> that's good. >> throw your hands in the air. it's friday, march 10th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." going to say that if you don't know, now you know. >> see, much respects to biggie. >> and we're going to get a lot more of his tunes throughout and puns throughout the show. >> he copies to do big things. >> 20 years later. the suspect under arrest after an ax attack at a city's main train station in germany. >> this was a wild scene. seven people were hurt, three others seriously injured three of those seriously injured in the rampage in western german city. the suspect arrested after jumping from an overpass. >> this morning, we're getting a look at the scene. here's abc's alex marquardt. >> reporter: special forces on the scene of the attack of one of germany's biggest train stations in dusseldorf. investigating the scene after five people were wounded, three of them seriously by an ax-wielding attacker according to the police. this video of the immediate aftermath. trails of bloods on the floor. shocked commuters huddled over the wounded. the attack taking place around 9:00 p.m. no one was killed. the station was shut down, cordoned off by police, and emergency vehicles on the scene as helicopters hovered overhead. passenger bruno macedo was on a train at the time and listening to reports. >> so we're not stopping at the station. the station is closed. >> reporter: a short time later, police confirming one arrest was made, saying the suspect is a 36-year-old from the former yugoslavia who, quote, apparently has mental health issues. across europe, governments are on a heightened state of alert after a number of terror attacks over the past two years. recently, attackers have resorted to cruder methods like the december attack in berlin, when a truck drove into a christmas crowd killing 12. last summer, isis claimed responsibility after an afghan teen carried out an ax attack on a train elsewhere in germany. police are saying this was a lone attacker and so far there's no indication that this was terror related. the station remains closed, the scene sealed the investigation still under way. alex marquardt, abc news, london. we're going to keep our focus overseas and breaking news. history, sad history, in fact, in south korea overnight as a court rules unanimously to uphold the impeachment of president park geun-hye. park is the country's first democratically elected leader to be ousted from office after she was implicated in a corruption and influence peddling scandal. south korea must now hold an election within two months to choose her successor. protesters following the decision turned out into the streets there of seoul and they turned deadly, in fact. both supporters and critics of park's swarmed the streets outside the court in the capital. holding duelling rallies have two people have died so far. riot police are out in force and south korea's military is right now on alert. in syria, more u.s. troops are now on the ground in the fight against isis. the number of american forces said to help syrian fighters has been doubled to about 900. some of them are fighting to retake raqqa which has become the defacto capital for isis in syria. meantime, the head of u.s. central command says expect a larger and longer american military presence in syria. in western syria, government planes bombed a village near the turkish border. a human rights group says the attack left five people dead, three of them children. syria's central military media says the strikes were aimed at an arms depot for an offshoot of al qaeda. the area is held by syrian rebels and home to thousands of opposition fighters. back in this country, key lawmakers have heard directly from fbi director jim comey after summoning him to capitol hill. senior officials say comey covered a range of national security issues including russian interference in the election and president trump's claim that president obama tapped his phones. comey had no comment about the meeting, but he has privately asked the justice department to refute the president's allegations. one senate democrat who was briefed said he still hasn't seen any evidence to back the wiretapping claim. republicans are still bent on pushing their plan to replace obamacare through congress over the next few weeks even in the face of growing opposition. the gop health care bill advanced in two house committees after more than 27 hours of debate. but is still facing an uphill battle. here's abc's janai norman. >> reporter: getting down to business. >> obamacare is in a death spiral. >> reporter: house speaker paul ryan literally rolling up his sleeves, armed with a powerpoint presentation defending the gop health care bill. ryan says despite criticism from his own party, it is urgent to pass a replacement. >> this is something that we as conservatives have been dreaming about for decades. this is the chance and the best and only chance we're going to get. >> reporter: taking advantage of that chance, republicans prevailing. >> the ayes appear to have it. the ayes have it and the motion to transmit is agreed to. >> reporter: getting that bill through two house panels. >> whether you're for it or against it, you have to admit this was a pretty big deal we just did. >> reporter: but other conservatives continue raising objections. arkansas senator tom cotton says repealing and replacing the affordable care act is about focusing on getting health care right, not getting it done fast. >> legislation that the house has considered over the last 24 hours simply has too many flaws. they are not going to bring down the price of insurance or give people more control, give them more choices about their insurance. >> reporter: but the wall of opposition from democrats, some republicans and many of the nation's top health care providers isn't phasing president trump. tweeting, despite what you hear in the press, health care is coming along great. we're talking to many groups and it will end in a beautiful picture. house republicans want their bill passed by easter recess, but that leaves just a few weeks to get it through the budget committee and to get it to the floor for a vote. kendis and linzie. >> our thanks to janai. the list of states challenging the president's revised travel ban is growing. washington state, oregon and new york state among those now joining hawaii in speaking to block the order. the revised ban bars new visas for people from six predominant litmus him countries and temporarily blocks all refugees. washington, the first state to challenge the original order, says the restraining order should remain in place. >> the president does not get to decide if a new executive order is different enough to be clear from that underlying injunction. the court decides that. >> in the meantime, the white house remains confident that the ban will stand up to the legal challenges. the new order is set to go into effect on march 16th. and that travel ban, we're told, could derail plans for the u.s. to host soccer's world cup in 2026. this is according to fifa which oversees international tournaments. bidding for the tournament starts next year with the host selected in "20/20," the u.s. is widely regarded as a favorite. after one of the warmest februarys on record, much of the country is now facing a blast of rain, snow and bitter cold temperatures that could last for days. winter weather alerts stretch across nine states from the great lakes to the northeast. the nasty weather is set to hit millions of americans just in time for this morning's rush hour commute. forecasters say the storm could dump up to six inches of snow in some spots. it all got starred with extreme wind gusting at more than 50 miles an hour. watch what happens when 4-year-old madison gardner arrives home near cleveland and grabs the door handle. that's when a heavy gust nearly blows her and the door away. look at that. her mom says she's okay. >> held on there. >> yes, exactly. fortunately for her. then there was a close call in buffalo when a hanging traffic signal suddenly dropped barely missing a passing car. and in michigan, this woman struggled mightily to put the cover on her outdoor hot tub. she flops the cover over. look, oh. then it flies off hitting her in the head. despite her best efforts, she was no match for that nasty blast of wind. at times those winds there were reaching about 50 miles per hour. she says she's okay, but still has a little bit of a headache. >> i can imagine. it was a dangerous scene all across the country with that wind. >> serious problems for people with hot tubs. coming up, the deepening mystery behind the murders of two teenage girls in indiana. could a series of coincidences be the key to another double murder case in iowa. speaking of unsolved murders, it's been 20 years since the notorious murder of b.i.g. and now the vehicle he was gunned down in is being sold at auction. and wait until you hear the size of the price tag. and remember you can find us on facebook at wnnfans.com and twitter @abcwnn. you're watching "world news now." cough doesn't sound so good. take mucinex dm. i'll text you in 4 hours when your cough returns. one pill lasts 12 hours, so... looks like i'm good all night! some cough medicines only last 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torn a whole in our families that will never heal. >> mike pattie, the first family member to speak about the killing can of his 14-year-old granddaughter, liberty german, and her 13-year-old friend, abigail williams on a trail in delphi, indiana. >> down the hill. >> reporter: -- along with a snapchat picture on liberty's phone some of the only clues to the crime. >> really study to the picture and listen to the audio clip. someone out there knows this person. >> reporter: but in a disturbing twist, investigators are now comparing notes with the detectives of a eerily similar cold case in iowa. >> everything started coming back to me. >> reporter: drew collins says on july 13th, 2012, his 8-year-old daughter, elizabeth, and his 10-year-old niece, lyric cook, never returned home. he pointed out in both cases the girls taken in a secluded area, their bodies found in wooded terrain. the crimes committed on the 13th of the month. >> two kids at once is very uncommon thing to have happen. and also just being on the 1th of the month just kind of struck me as odd all the things together. >> reporter: but those similarities may only be a coincidence. >> our legal analyst says investigators will look for a common thread, but if the cases are crimes of opportunity, they will be harder to link. in indiana, 11,000 tips so far and the reward is up no nearly a quarter of a million dollars. kenneth moton, abc news, new york. >> 11,000 tips. coming up in our next half hour, the new details about that hostage situation we told but yesterday inside a florida credit union. what we're now finding out about the gunman and the daring move by some customers that helped the s.w.a.t. teams make their move. but first, how much would you pay for a beat up 1997 chevy suburban? >> zero. >> yeah, same here. why this one priced at more than a million dollars. all because of its notorious history. you're watching "world news now." ♪ (coughs) cough doesn't sound so good. take mucinex dm. i'll text 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coast hip-hop rivalry fueled by the likes of his "who shot you." ♪ >> reporter: and tupac's "hit em up." right now, memento merchants movements in time also selling the bmw750 in which tupac was shot dead in vegas the year before biggie. also $1.5 million. both murders still unsolved. and yes, we've been listening to faith and puff daddy's lament that long. ♪ i'll be missing you >> by the way, kelley blue book value on the death car, less than two grand. >> the owner and i have been offered over a million dollars for it but we're holding out for the full million five. >> in the words of biggie -- >> the more money you make, the more problems you get. >> reporter: i'm nick watt for "nightline" in washington. ♪ >> that was the video. >> that was -- >> i was more the p. diddy side. you can rap. >> you like the person just over the shoulder. >> basically. >> i'm maze for everybody. >> do you have a favorite? >> i don't know notorious, but you were spitting some big -- >> i know. i think my 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states in the east as those dangerously windy conditions wreak havoc across multiple regions. the forecast just ahead. breaking overnight, the president of south korea kicked out of office. deadly protests following the court's decision. why she was impeached and what's next for the u.s. ally. new this half hour, taking drag to a criminal level. >> the manhunt outside fort lauderdale. is it a manhunt? it's for two armed robbers dressed as women. poorly dressed as women. first a jewelry store and now a sandwich store. is it the same guy? are they the same man? >> got a little hungry. >> yeah, maybe, oh, man. the real woman who is redefining her own sense of beauty. we're getting our first look at mama june since her dramatic weight loss surgery documented on her reality show "from hot to not." we'll find out how much weight she's lost and how she's doing it later in "the skinny." it is friday, march 10th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> we do say good morning on this friday, everyone. we're going to start with the bad news. the millions of people who had put away the snow boots and trotted out the shorts and the t-shirts in for a new bone-chilling blast of winter. >> that's right. radar shows the storm moving from the great lakes to the northeast where winter alerts are out in nine states. >> in missouri, the governor has declared a state of emergency after a round of hail, heavy wind and even some tornadoes causing damage across that state. >> some forecasters say the jet stream producing all this heavy wind is one of the strongest in nearly 20 years. the best illustration is from mt. washington observatory in new hampshire where wind gusts hit more than 100 miles an hour. listen to this peaking at 119 miles an hour. >> and you can hear the wind in that video there. >> and see how it's just pushing this guy along. but the heavy rain and snow is what millions can expect over the next few days. here's abc's linzie janis. >> reporter: severe storms moving through the heartland as another system wreaks havoc from the great lakes to the northeast. a falling traffic light near buffalo, new york. a security camera capturing a terrifying moment when brittany gardner and her daughter arrive home near cleveland. you can hear the wind. gusts up to 60 miles per hour in the area. when this happens. daughter, madison, holding on for dear life. mom racing to her. madison wasn't hurt. hundreds of thousands in the area without power. 24 hours after that plane carrying michigan's basketball team skidded off the runway, wind forcing a ground stop at laguardia airport. that ground stop leading to hundreds of flight delays here at laguardia. the wind is expected to cause problems and now there's snow in the forecast for the northeast. linzie janis, abc news, new york. >> unfortunately for many of us, it's set to hit just in time for the morning commute. >> all right. so to find out exactly where and when and how much, of course, we turn to accuweather's justin povick. good morning. >> kendis and linzie, thanks and good morning to you. we're looking at snow as we go throughout the morning potentially even into the early afternoon once we get in towards southern mass toward boston. but again, much of this will be during the early morning hours with 3 to 6 inches going to be a possibility along interstate 80. new york city could see one to three inches of snow. and then back behind into the afternoon, we'll have some gusty snow squalls or bursts of snow along with much colder temperatures. linzie, kendis? all right, turning our focus overseas now seven people are injured three seriously after what's being called a random ax attack in a german train station. it happened last night in dusseldorf in western germany, sparking a massive police response. the suspect was arrested after jumping from an overpass near that station. he's recovering from serious injuries. he's described as a 36-year-old immigrant from the former yugoslavia. police say the suspect appears to have psychological issues. breaking news now from south korea where judgment day ended with the country's president being kicked out of office. a constitutional court has ruled unanimously to uphold park geun-hye's impeachment, the country's first democratically elected leader to be ousted from office after she was implicated in a corruption and influence peddling scandal. immediately following the court's decision, protests on streets of seoul turned deadly. supporters and critics of park clashing with each other and with police. so far two people have died. riot police are out in force and south korea's military is on alert. turning our focus back here at home and secretary of state rex tillerson is recusing himself from the state department's deliberations on the keystone pipeline decision. there were some concerns of conflict of interest because tillerson, of course, is the former ceo of exxonmobil. president obama halted the project you may recall which would bring oil from canada to the united states. but president trump revived it. now to the uproar over the latest comments by the new head of the environmental protection agency. epa administrator scott pruitt is directly challenging the widely held belief that carbon dioxide from human activity is a major cause of climate change. >> no, i would not agree that it's a primary contributor to the global warming that we see. >> pruitt's view conflicts with most mainstream scientists, nasa as well as the epa itself. its own website, its own website says carbon dioxide is the primary greenhouse gas that is contributing to recent climate change. environmentalists as well as democrats say he's unfit for the office he holds. the founder of wikileaks is slamming the cia days after releasing a trove of files believed to contain the agency's top secret hacking tools. in an online news conference julian assange accused the cia of incompetence and offered to help tech companies like apple and google fix software holes in their electronic devices. abc's kenneth moton has more. >> julian assange on the record, the wikileaks founder answered questions online defending his organization's move to expose alleged cia secrets. >> the central intelligence agency lost control of its entire cyber weapons arsenal. >> reporter: wikileaks released what it says are thousands of documents detailing the spy agency's tools to hack into computers, phones and smart tvs. >> wikileaks discovered the material as a result of it being passed around a number of different members of the u.s. intelligence community. >> reporter: the cia has not confirmed the authenticity of the documents but commented on assange saying he's not exactly a bastion of truth and integrity. the agency continues to collect foreign intelligence overseas to protect americans. wikileaks praised by candidate donald trump for the release of russian hacked e-mails from the democratic party. >> wikileaks, i love wikileaks. >> now the white house calls this situation different. >> there's grave concern that the president has about the release of national security and classified information. >> reporter: buzzfeed also reported one of the president's closest political allies in britain, nigel farage, spent 40 minutes thursday at the ecuadorian embassy where assange has sought asylum. two weeks ago they posted this picture of farage dining with the president in washington. the white house says it was unaware of farage's meeting. tech companies, including apple and google, are all scrambling to make sure the cia can't hack into their products. our counter-terrorism analyst pointed out when it comes to listening in, the intelligence community has to abide by a strict legal process. kendis and linzie. >> kenneth, thank you. we're learning new details about the deadly collision between a bus and freight train in biloxi, mississippi. federal officials say the bus wasn't supposed to be on the road where it got stuck on the railroad tracks. the ntsb investigators say the driver may have used a gps for commercial vehicles rather than directions from the tour company. four people died in that collision. a 10-year-old boy may face charges for allegedly pointing a laser at a sheriff's plane in fresno, california. earlier this week, the crew was distracted by a bright green laser light flashing through the cockpit. police say the boy was intentionally pointing a laser into the sky from his backyard. pilots can be temporarily blinded by those lasers. a man from south africa has taken the words row, row, row your boat to the an entirely new level. chris bertish is the first person to cross the atlantic on a paddle board. he started in morocco, 93 days and more than 4,000 nautical miles, he later finished off the coast of antigua. bertish did not use your average paddle board. it's 20 feet long and look at the cost here, $120,000. >> wow. that is like a paddle board on speed. >> it looks like just a boat really, right? >> probably has a motor under there. >> i feel like there's a kitchen under there. you know. >> exactly. it's got internet. so if you ever needed proof that dogs do all the work at the iditarod, well, listen to this next story. >> yeah, this is video of linwood felder on his sled as he made his way through alaska, but at some point, he fell off the sled because, well, he fell asleep. >> yeah. >> i can relate to that. >> yeah, we can. so that didn't stop his dogs. the team arrived at the checkpoint without its musher. felder showed up an hour later on foot. >> that's a real drag. >> can you imagine? >> he had to walk. right? but the interesting thing is he says from the moment he left the sled until his face hit the snow, he was still asleep. that's a bad way to wake up. >> he said he had been fighting to stay weak. obviously if there was that much room still left before the checkpoint, you know the dogs basically know, we've been here, done this, 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let's end this. ♪ ♪ >> so wiretaps, obamacare, travel bans, oh, my. >> white house politics once again dominated this week's news headlines, but there was room for a bit of levity. here now is our weekly friday rewind. >> i can say there was no wiretap against trump tower during the campaign. as far as i know, there was not sufficient evidence that would merit justifying a wiretap to a court. >> i've never heard that allegation made before by anybody. >> at this point, i've seen no evidence of what he's alleged. >> we are on a mission to repeal and replace obamacare. it's a rescue mission to save families and patients all across this country. >> by some estimates 10 million people could lose their coverage. is that acceptable to you? >> look, what matters is that we're lowering the cost of health care and giving people access to affordable insurance plans. >> i have insurance now but probably going to lose it unless this is fixed. >> what's your message to lawmaker who are pushing this bill forward? >> leave it alone. >> this is part of our efforts to eliminate vulnerabilities that radical terrorists will exploit for destructive ends. >> guess what, president trump, your muslim ban 2.0 is still unconstitutional and still illegal. >> there were other immigrants who came here in the bottom of slave ships worked even longer even harder for less. >> this is just the latest time that wikileaks has humbled the u.s. government. they accomplished hundreds of thousands of classified files from the state department and the pentagon. but this is in some ways wikileaks most daring release yet. >> a day without a woman is a day without peace. >> i'm a mom. like many of us here are, right? and we've got a lot to do. >> niece are uncertain, even trying times, but as we all stop to look fear in the face, the result has not only been passion but action. >> as a marine corps veteran, i'm disheartened and disgusted with this scandal. >> i felt like my privacy had been taken away from me. >> i'm ryan gosling. i dedicate this award to yoko. thank you very much. >> so that's not ryan gosling. >> no, it's really not. an imposter. the only thing missing in the rewind was samuel jackson's response to ben carson talking about slaves being immigrants. >> it was not necessarily pg, his response. >> you have to look it up. >> yes. don't miss our updates on facebook. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now." informing insomniacs for two decades making news in america this morning, breaking overnight one of america's staunchest allies in asia in crisis right now. overnight its president removed from office. deadly protests in the streets. here at home, snow is on the move. just as tens of millions of people are on their way to work. that snow coupled with viciously powerful winds, the forecast coming up. new this morning, high drama on hollywood boulevard. in a scene reminiscent of a movie, a suspect leads police on a chase that ends in the heart of tinseltown. and caught on camera, the robbers who got all dolled up before hitting a jewelry store. at one point even flying into a desk.