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>> i trust you on that one. don't put that in my ear. >> sorry. coming up here we have -- it's a big deal around here. a magical anniversary for the happiest place on earth. the countdown top mark the 60th birthday of that place, yes, we'll go behind the scenes and take you inside disneyland. you are watching "world news now." 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"insomniac theater." two films opening day very different options for movie fans. >> we'll start with "tomorrowland" the sci-fi adventure starring george clooney, a jaded scientist who along with a teenager accesses a future world in a different dimension. her dad had trouble understanding how that might work. >> all will be explained as soon as you touch this pen. >> what is -- >> it's not working? you're not seeing this? >> case i, stop it. >> reviews for "tomorrowland" mixed. amy nicholson praises the director saying he's made a film that every child should see but the "new york post" says it never adds up to the sum of its parts, a two-hour trailer for a movie i would still be interested in seeing >> wow. all right then. we've got something else here something fairly familiar to a lot of you, especially those of you who like like horror movies. i'm a big. horror movie buff. poltergeist, the 1982 classic is back, the story more or less the same. family haunted by evil forces kidnap the youngest daughter. slight differences including one of the most famous lines from the original. >> help me. >> but how will you get here? >> maddy, what's going on? >> they're coming. >> who is? who is coming? >> they're coming? does that work for you. >> they're here. >> exactly. that's the line. now, it's inspired many horror movies in the 33 years since it debuted. if you're going to update this thing, you'll probably run into chals. the critics seem to have a version with this version. variety says it's missing the essential spirit and vitality that once powered it and matthew says in the end, the only overwhelming feeling it conjures is a strong desire to rewatch the original. >> oh. >> critics can be. >> they're harsh today. >> they're creative in their writing though. >> that's a way to put it creative. >> i'm waiting for insidious 3. have you watched those. >> no. >> i guess we'll view that next week. >> what happened to chucky or friday the 13th? >> there have been five, six chucky movies. this morning on "world news now," breaking overnight. the all-out manhunt for the man accused of killing a wealthy washington family and their housekeeper, then setting their home on fire. the major break in the case. >> facing justice, indictments for six baltimore police officers after the death of freddie gray while in custody. >> the manner of death deemed a homicide. >> the case that set off days of riots and fueled the debate about black suspects and white cops. >> and fighting fat. battling obesity might be getting easier thanks to hi-tech medicine. >> i've lost 70 pounds. my blood pressure i've cut my medication in half. >> doctors are calling a new device revolutionary. you'll see how it works. it's friday may 22nd. captions paid for by abc, inc. >> from abc news this is "world news now" with t.j. holmes and reena ninan. >> and hey there, folks. we have breaking news out of washington on an important story we've been watching for the past several days here. the suspect in that d.c. mansion murder. i should say murders four people murdered there. that suspect is behind bars after a mastiff manhunt. >> daron wint was taken into custody just hours ago along with several others. it's still a mystery why the former marine and ex-con who once worked for the victims would want to kill them. with more here's abc's ryan smith. >> the manhunt is over. this man in police custody. charged with first degree murder in that quadruple homicide at this had mansion. killing this family of three. savopoulos his wife amy son phillip and their housekeeper. authorities say daron wint was inside the mansion, new evidence linking him to what happened the night before the house went up in flames. last wednesday evening, an employee receives a voice moil from savvas savopoulos instructing her not to come in the next day. he says his wife is sick and the house keep ser staying over to care for her. later that night, two pizzas are ordered and left on the doorstep of the home. the next morning, police reports obtained by "the washington post" reveal savopoulos made a flurry of phone calls including some to his bank and accountant. later that morning agassistant of savopoulos drops $40,000 off at the house. then just a few hours later, the house is up in flames. the three adults found dead in the home stabbed and doused with gasoline. and the child found burned in his bedroom. authorities now believe wint was the man seen running near the family's burned out porsha in this surveillance video. he grew up in guyana moving to the u.s. in 2000 and at one point a recruit for the u.s. marines. >> it's very hostile. he's arrogant. he doesn't lis. >> and he has a long rap sheet including arrests for assault and domestic violence. that criminal history led to his identification. this lab tracked him down from dna left on a pizza crust of that dominos pizza ordered that fateful night. it's not known whether he acted alone. we learned wint was no stranger to the savopoulos family and their business. now this community on ejiofor a week. resting a little easier. ryan smith, abc news washington. >> the fugitive task force since wint was a passenger in a car when they stopped it late last night. it's unclear who was with him. they say they tracked wint to new york city and barely missed him the night before. >> now to the indictments in baltimore. formal charges from a grand jury against six police officers in the death of freddie gray. weeks after rioting erupted across the sfwe the charges range from second degree murder to reckless endangerment. he suffered a fatal spinal injury in police custody. officers acknowledged they ignored his cries for help. more from richard can toe. >> a baltimore grand jury indicted is the six police officers charged in last month's death of fed from i gray. >> these past two weeks, my team has been presenting evidence to a grand jury. >> the indictments are similar to the charge announced may 1st including second degree murder reckless endangerment and mon slaughter in a case that began when freddie gray was arrested bid two police officers handcuffed and shackled and put head first in a police van and driven around without a seat belt. his pleas for attention were ignored. gray died one week later in a hospital. the grand jury decision mirrors statements by the state's attorney three weeks ago. >> the manner of death deemed a homicide is believed to be the result of a fatal injury that occurred while mr. gray was unretrained by a seat belt in the custody of the baltimore police department wagon. >> his death sparked weeks of proests and riots in some nakeds right up to the announcement the officers would be prosecuted a decision now kindy indicated by a grand jury. >> these fers who are presumed innocent till proven guilty are now scheduled to be arraigned july 2nd. >> richard cantu, abc news new york. >> an emotional day at the trial of shooter james holmes. jurors viewed autopsy photos and heard descriptions of the injuries to the 12 people killed in the attack. in suburban denver. most heart wrenching was the the corner's report on the death of a 6-year-old girl in the theater shot multiple times. the jury heard a 911 call from inside the theater in which you can hear shots being fired. >> 911, what is your emergency? >> i can't hear you. what address? >> theater. >> i can't hear you. the address again? >> there's gunshots. >> the 27-year-old holmes showed little emotion in the courtroom. he's pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity for that july 2012 massacre. the trial is expected to last through the summer. >> the oil spill along the california coast has forced the closure of about 160 square miles of fishing. just a fraction of the estimated 105,000 gallons of oil that leaked from a ruptured pipeline has been collected. clean-up efforts and the investigation into why that pipeline broke are expected to take months. the company that owns that line has had 175 safety violations in just the last decade. >> flood warnings posted in much of texas today including the city of liberty. that is where the trinity river crested at its highest level in 21 years turning farms and neighborhoods into a water world. forecast currently calls for the river to hold steady at just under 29 feet but it could creep up over the next five days. in northern texas, residents of wichita falls urged to evacuate as the river rises there. the red cross opening emergency smelter hpz flood warnings expected all weekend long. let's turn to justin pavek. good morning to you. >> thanks and good morning. here's a big concern over the south plains. not only on this friday but saturday sunday and right into the memorial day on monday flash flooding, this area seen seeing way too much rain for the month. 3 to 6 inches from oklahoma city to dallas in addition are we'll likely have severe weather, as well. that's where most of the wet weather will be for the upcoming weekend. the northeast quiet and cool. the southeast quiet and warm. tj and reena, back to you. >> as we enter memorial day weekend, we should remember that it's a holiday to honor those who have died while serving in the armed forces. members of an army regiment were doing that late yesterday during what's called the flags in mission and placed a small american flag at more than 228,000 head stone in arlington national cemetery. the flags remain in place till next wednesday. >> 37 million americans travel this weekend, gas prices keeping up. the average price of a gallon of gas nationwide is now $2.74. the lowest memorial day price we've seen in years, but prices are up 5 cents in the past week. they're going up because oil prices are surging up 40% since march. >> plan a road trip. while the memorial day holiday gets under way, all-american week is wrapping up with a spectacular show by the 2nd airborne. >> look at this 1500 pair troopers jump from planes along with humvees and other heavy equipment. a demonstration of how they would seize an airfield. >> this year marks the anniversary of the 2nd airborne. >> memorial day is always fantastic. you sound like you want to take a road trip. >> seeing this why not take some sort of airborne trip. >> you got anything this weekend. >> a couple barbecues. >> a couple? you don't even eat meat. >> you just outed me teej. >> outed you? everybody knows. it's all right. it's fine. what do you put on the grill when you don't eat meat? >> fish salmon. >> makes sense. >> all right. coming up, "the mix" coming your way. amman,000 story full of bull s -- that was just for you. it's full of bull. we've got to the share this one with you. >> just checking to make sure you're an walk. >> fighting fat with a new medical device. see how it works when diet and exercise are not enough. >> later, it's a summertime tradition. saltwater taffy. ca candymakers show us how to make this treat in our insomniac kitchen. >> find us on facebook 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later new concerns over a popular energy drink. a natural ingredient. can caffeine be a dangerous mix especially talking about kids in our next half hour on snipe it says in the prompter we've made it to the unofficial start of summer. i thought that starts on memorial day. >> we've made it to the weekend. it's friday. >> we're going to reward ourselves for making it through the long horrible winter by eating candy. >> it was rough here in new york. >> let's be be honest. we're talking taffy in particular. we celebrate now memorial day of course but also national saltwater taffy day which is tomorrow. let's head to atlantic city the home of saltwater taffy with abc's tina trent. >> hey, we're here in thoracic city on the boardwalk and in these parts the candy of choice saltwater taffy. let's see how they make it. we're here with the president of the candy company frank glazer. you make two brands of taffy here at james can candy company james and free lynn jer's. why two different 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j.k. rowling in "the skinny" on this friday, may 22nd. captions paid for by abc, inc. ay, may 22nd. captions paid for by abc, inc. from abc news, this is "world news now" with t.j. holmes and reena ninan. >> good morning, everyone. we actually have breaking news overnight. the week long manhunt for an alleged killer now over. >> yeah, the man accused of murdering a wealthy family, you're seeing him there, that family was just blocks from the vice president's official residence. well, he is now under arrest. daron wint is his name. he was stopped in a car in washington, d.c. last night, taken into custody along with several others. we get the very latest now from abc's karen travers. >> a frantic search from washington, d.c. to new york city is now over. >> tonight we were able to find the location of wint and take him down and arrest him. >> 34-year-old daron wint has turned himself into police. he's the main suspect in last week's brutal homicide and arson that left savvas savopoulos, his wife amy, their 10-year-old son and their housekeeper vera figueroa for dead. authors told abc news they believe he had been staying with a girlfriend in brooklyn, new york. >> we do believe there is a connection between this suspect in this case through the business. >> a domino's pizza could be the breakthrough washington, d.c. police were looking for. >> sources familiar with the case tell abc news that wint was identified by dna from a leftover domino's pizza crust ordered the night before the savopoulos mansion was set on fire. starting at 7:00 a.m. the morning of the fire police reports obtained by "the washington post" show that savopoulos made a flurry of phone calls, including ones to his bank and accountant. a source familiar with the case told abc news that same morning, an assistant of savopoulos's dropped off $40,000 in cash at his house while the victims were apparently being head hostage inside. savopoulos told the housekeeper's husband he would call him back. so the man left. hours later, the fire erupted and soon everyone inside was discovered dead. karen travers, abc news, washington. >> police say wint is a certified welder who worked for the victim's iron company in the past. still not clear why he would want them dead. you can stay with us here at abc news as more developments continue to come into us. >> all six baltimore police officers charged in the death of freddie gray have been indicted by a grand jury. the officer who was driving the van that transparted gray after the arrest is facing the most serious charge. he faces a count of second degree murder. that carries a 30-year penalty. the other allegations range from manslaughter to assault and reckless endangerment. rioting erupted across baltimore after gray died of his injuries. prosecutors say his pleas for medical attention were ignored. >> turning now to a growing flood threat for much of texas and south texas outside of houston, the trinity river has crested at its highest level in some 21 yards. it's inundated farms. under feet of water. forecast calls for the river to hold steady at 29 feet but it could creep up over the next five days. northern texas, the red cross opening emergency shelters in wichita falls where there was a severe drought. and now residents are being urged to evacuate. the wichita river is rising there. the flood warnings are expected all weekend long. let's turn to justin pavek for the latest. good morning to you. >> thanks and good morning. severe weather once again targeting the southern plains. this is a double-edged sword. heavy rain and severe weather. so flash flooding is going to be a big concern along interstate 35. dallas and oklahoma, right in the crosshairs of more heavy rain. here's the big concern for the northeast. frost and freeze conditions later on friday night. so bring the sensitive plants back inside. temperatures falling off into the 30s. t.j. and reena, back to you. >> justin, thank you. the oil spill along the california coast forced the closure of about 160 square miles to fish. that's just a fraction of the estimated 105,000 gallons of the oil that leaked from a ruptured pipeline which has been collected. the company that owns that line has had 175 safety violations in the last decade. clean-up efforts and the investigation into why that pipeline broke expected to take place -- take months. >> we talk about all the time it's a bad idea to text and drive. how about this, folks. how would you like your pilot to be texting while he's flying? would you like that? >> no. >> no? okay. let me explain. this has been testing for two years but pilots would be able to text air traffic controllers. all right? the system now going into use would speed up the process of clearing flights for takeoff. it would cut the communication time from minutes to seconds. it will be in place in houston's airport and salt lake city. what, you don't like this? >> we're missing something here. >> they are able to communicate much quicker versus trying to maybe wait in a queue to talk to each other. you can just send quick texts to the air traffic controller now. >> let him borrow a walkie-talkie. you can't just say hey, coming in for landing. don't have time to text because my eyes are in front of me looking straight ahead. >> this is on the takeoffs, right? for takeoff. so you're sitting in line waiting to take off, your pilot can text. you're not feeling this at all. >> i will walk to places from now on after that story. sorry. buy some roller blades. a new revelation this morning actually from the clinton foundation. acknowledging it received as much as $26 million in previously undisclosed payments. the money came from major corporations, universities and other sources collected as fees for speeches given by bill, hillary and chelsea clinton. we're learning more about the e-mails sent from hillary clinton's home serve while she was secretary of state. here's abc's cecilia vega. >> these are the e-mails clinton and her team reviewed and handed over to the state department and now we finally get to see what some of them say. >> i have said repeatedly i want those e-mails out. >> and now the state department will release the first batch, some 80050 pages. "the new york times" reporting that e-mails sent in the days after the benghazi attacks from clinton's personal account and home server do not disclose classified information but do include intelligence marked sensitive like the location and travel plans of state department officials in libya. the trove also revealing the secretary of state received back channel briefings from her long time confidante sidney blumenthal a controversialal bill clinton aide. his memos passed on to senior state department staffers. it is just the first batch of many to come, clinton saying she's ready. >> nobody has a bigger interest in getting them released than i do. >> hillary clinton now looking to turn a page. she announced her first big campaign rally. it will be in june. we expect to hear more about the policies that she's running on. cecilia vega, abc news, brooklyn, hew york. >> thank you. and from new jersey and an honor yesterday from one of the garden state's favorite sons. rocker jon bon jovi was in a gown to receive an honorary degree at a rutgers satellite campus. >> he was honored for his charity work helping to house and feed the homeless. he told graduates it's okay not to have a plan for their lives saying they shouldn't be embarrassed by indecision. >> then in true form, the entertainer performed a song he wrote specifically for the occasion called "reunion." >> i actually gave that same advice once. it's okay. everybody tells you you have to have a plan. what is your five-year plan. it's okay if you don't know. >> he did well for himself. >> listen to him, don't listen to me. listen to him. we've got "the skinny" coming your way. taylor swift's trip to a sex shop also harry potter co-star of that movie, he's quite the showoff. man, i can't wait to see the "skinny" myself now. >> me, too. first getting a jolt from a popular energy drink. the potential risks in this drink. especially for kids. you're watching "world news now." 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"world news now" continues after this from our abc ♪ skinny, so skinny ♪ >> we've been looking forward to the skinny. we start with the world of harry potter. >> and how that world's creator j.k. rowling is being hit hard by the realization her kids are growing up. let's start with matthew lewis the actor who played neville longbottom in the potter films, a shy goofy wizard. they've gone off to further careers. here's what is neville longbottom is up to now. he's taking his clothes off. >> yeah, he's apparently really into modeling sweaters. you see the sweater. >> this is a sweater ad? >> it sure is. the magazine photo shoot came as a surprise to many fans and, of course, rowling herself took to twitter saying not as bad as watching dan but close, warn me. next time for god's sake. she's referencing daniel radcliffe's full frontal scene on broadway. >> man, they have gone on and lost their minds. >> lewis responded well, this is awkward, sorry. then going on, she said, i will always support you whatever you want to do. now go put some clothes on that's pretty good. >> long bottom, no bottom, huh? all right. >> nice sweaters. >> taylor swift's new music video for bad blood set a new record after premiering earlier in the week. at the billboard music awards. vivo has confirmeded that it had more than 20 million views in 24 hours. >> they also noted her videos combined on the site have been viewed 5 billion with a "b" times. there are about 7 billion humans on earth. we're learning fun facts about the production of the "bad blood" video including the wardrobe you're seeing. >> erotic boutique in los angeles is revealing they supplied the latex outfits. taylor's team rented more than $13,000 worth of the fetish fashions but kept $5,000. >> i didn't know you could rent that type of stuff. we turn to flava flav was arrested in las vegas yesterday after being pulled over by nevada highway pra toll. >> flav whose real name is william jonathan drayton, he's been hit with a laundry list. he doesn't look happy there, jack, you're right. laundry list of charges which include dui, marijuana possession, open container, driving on a suspended license and speeding. oh, my goodness. not stopping at a red light. >> that's william jonathan drayton, the founding member of public enemy has other legal issues. he's facing a felony in new york for driving on a suspended license after he was stopped for speeding on his way to his mother's funeral last year. >> next up dr. oz to the rescue again. >> here we go again. america's famous tv doc has been under fire with his columbia colleagues calling for his removal. perhaps they'll thing twice now. now he's a super hero apparently speaking at a promotional event in florida when a woman in the crowd collapsed. after someone called for a doctor, oz jumped into action. he attended to her until the paramedics arrived. >> he leaped over a rail. this isn't the first time he's been in the right place at the right time. two years ago he helped a british tourist struck by a cab in midtown manhattan. >> just this month it, he helped two people in a crash he witnessed on the new jersey turnpike stopping and running to the rescue. >> does he have a cape, magic wand? after yesterday's rescue in florida, dr. oz urged everyone to take a first aid class. >> and finally here we've been telling you about this new show "american crime story,"" coming to fx. now we have our first look at the cast members in character as the famous faces of that case. >> let's start with cuba gooding junior who play simpson. >> not really in character if you will there. here is johnny cochran. >> that's courtney vance. that's a good luck. david schwimmer playing robert kardashian. that works, as well. >> rounding out the defense team, john travolta will play robert shapiro. the eyebrows. next sarah paulson as marcia clark. >> and finally kato kaelin. that's billy magnussen. >> kato. >> that's the best one. >> cato. >> that's the best one. . and get this one next. whoa! what are you guys doing? making sure nothing sticks. otherwise, we gotta scrub all this stuff off. huh, what? nobody thought of this before? what's wrong with people? dish issues? not with improved cascade platinum. it powers through... your toughest, starchy messes... better than finish's best... the first time. as if your dishes were non-stick. cascade. now that's clean. >> important message for residents age 50 to 85. write down this number now. right now, people are receiving this free information kit for guaranteed acceptance life insurance with a rate lock through the colonial penn program. if you are on a fixed income learn about affordable whole life insurance that guarantees your rate can never increase for any reason. if you did not receive your information call this number now. your acceptance is guaranteed, with no health questions. stand by to learn more. >> i'm alex trebek here to tell you about a popular life insurance plan with a rate lock that locks in your rate for life so it can never increase. did you get your free information kit? 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all right. that's pretty much all i got. the only thing i have left to do for the last time on a television program, thank you, and good night. >> what a class act. they couldn't have done that ending any better. >> good job, that was fantastic. >> and our look back doesn't end here. head to our facebook page for in case you missed it. we don't always approve of the clips they put out there. >> yes we do. >> they never show it to me before it hits the entertainment. >> would you be embarrassed by things we do behind the scenes here if people saw? >> you forget the cameras are rolling between the commercial break. they run a lot of that stuff without telling us. >> three big cameras there, you forget. >> this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. informing insomniacs for two decades. making news in america this morning, breaking overnight, captured. the man wanted in connection with that deadly d.c. mansion fire know longer on the run record flooding. cars trapped and heavy hail pounding other areas. the memorial day off to a rough start weatherwise. a suspect faced down arms out, all just waiting on a police to show up. a man takes out the gun. plus the group singing in the car going from fun to downright tir mying in an instant. and