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nothing. they are still going to the super bowl and they won the game 45-7. so deflated balls, give me a break. >> you are over the deflated balls. you say let it go. >> you don't break the rules but they didn't get a great advantage. >> there's a little controversy with the seahawks twitter page swrechl to talk about that. the quarterback, they kind of did this thing with martin luther king jr. quote. they took something that dr. king said take the first step in faichlt you don't have to see the whole staircase. you take the first step. obviously he was so emotional that day and they had to later pay apologize sglit says we shall overcome. comparing a football victory to. >> they said they never meant to equate mlk's civil rights [bell chime] ting tt2wlr=[bk@%o j# vf0 tt2wlr=[bk@%!!án &fx tt2wlr=[bk@%4!j# pp, tt2wlr=[bk@%x#á&ú:wíx tt2wlr=[bk@%t#j'ú:cí< tt2wlr=[bk@%t#j)ú: tt2wlr=[bk@%p#jáú:ó%d tt2wlr=[bk@%p#j,ú:>ó$ tt2wlr=[bk@%l#á.ú:7v( tt2wlr=[bk@%l#á0ú:,@@ if you consider yourself tech savvy you probably heard about the ces, but to the rest of us that stands for the consumer electronics show. it takes place the beginning of each year in las vegas. it's where the tech titans rol out the latest and greatest gadgets. dick hello. >> hi. we have the oral b bluetooth toothbrush. not if your teeth are blue but this is bluetooth enabled. so when you start to brush your teeth it will start counting up the timer and if you are easily bored, this can bring up newspaper headlines or pictures from your picture file to keep you entertained. every 30 seconds, it will shutter like that to tell you to move to the next quadrant. you are supposed to brush your teeth for two minutes, 30 seconds on each quadrant. >> technology for your teeth. who knew. >> tech teeth. i like that. >> this is a tablet with something they call any pen technology. it is a little windows tablet. if you have big fingers and the tablet is small with the any pen technology you can use anything. you can use this pencil this knife. >> it doesn't scrape the screen. >> it is a tempered flas that lenovo came up. it is a beautiful tablet under $300 coming the end of the sglont portable. >> exactly. this little guy is neat. this is from sir techie. this is the media button. what the media button is a way to control your tablet or smartphone so that you can play tunes, control the volume. but keep the device in your pocket and you can either -- it comes with a stick on for your dashboard or put it in this holder that is also in the kit. put it on the steering wheel, carriage auto you can control it without taking your eyes off of whatever you should be doing. >> i hate the feeling when you are running. >> looking down and that's under $30. this is called charge a leash pro. last year we had the charge a leash. what that is as you are charging your phone n the hotel, you are running and packing and you unplug it and if you forget to unplug it from the wall after 30 seconds, it starts beeping. then i said to the people who made it what if you want to keep using the charger. so this year they introduced a snooze button. so you touch it. the next time you plug it in it will reset itself. this is great at the airport. if you are plugging it in with 100 other people, if someone unplugs your device you will say, uh-oh, i recognize that sound. >> because you never get a seat next to the charging thing. >> at ces, there were connections, connections and a lot of things plugged no to one outlet. that's charge a leash pro. last little guy is very neat. it is blubed. when wireless blew tooth head pieces came out everyone wanted them and now people don't wear them. >> not cool anymore. >> not cool anymore. the little head set holster. i will pick it up and show you. it clips on your belt or pocketbook so you have a place to park your bluetooth head set. it comes with adapters for all of the major brands and if you want to customize it there are color inserts in the box and the whole kit is under 20 bucks. >> dick, you think of everything. >> think of everything. everything. >> the highlights of the highlights. >> exactly. >> our thanks to our you are watching "world news now." 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it josh is about to pop the question. the proposal captured for posterity on video. >> will you marry me? >> of course. >> reporter: and posted to you tube. 2,600,000 views and counting. >> you guys make a living. >> we do. >> >> reporter: is this a marriage or merger? >> this is a marriage. >> it's a marriage. >> reporter: their channels are hugely successful. colleen and josh have half a billion views between them. josh is a rising star on you tube. ♪ singer and personality known as joshua with d -- huge following of his own. >> most of our audience is 13 to 21. >> always look at the camera. >> reporter: in 30 seconds you i will see, sure enough some high school kids recognize him. >> i know him. that's hilarious. >> >> reporter: hi, i'm david at the l.a. county museum of art. they showed me the dos and continues of blogging. >> my arm is sore. is that an occupational hazard? >> yes, it is. >> reporter: david wright, abc news, los angeles. >> i'd watch david wright's you tube channel. that's one of the things in life i don't understand. >> what's that? >> the phenomenon known as you tube. >> the phenomenon. when are you going to figure this out. >> help me out here. help me out. this morning on "world news now," message to america. state of the union address and the president's focus on the middle class and improving economy. will he find common political ground with republicans? the new england patriots headed to the super bowl helped a traffic accident in trouble. >> it was something that we saw and we knew she needed help and we helped. >> vince wilfork proves how strong he is off the field. and counting calories in your kids favorite food pizza. is this one food responsible for obesity? >> we are having too much of some of the wrong ingredients. >> serious warnings from doctors and practical advice from parents. it is tuesday, january 20th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good tuesday morning. >> did you almost say friday? >> thursday because thursday meaning thursday eve for us. every friday eve is thursday. but no today is tuesday. i'm reena ninan. big day. big day for president obama. >> big day for the president. he will be talking to the nation. the state of the union address tonight. he says he will be relaxed and better at it when he speaks to the nation. he's had practice. >> a little yeah. the president said the u.s. is positioned to turn the page after years of being weighed down from the fallout of the recession. karen travers from washington has more. >> reporter: praunl is heading in to his state of the union address with momentum. a abc news/"washington post" poll found his approval rating at 50%. gas prices are plunging. the unemployment rate 5.6% and 2.95 million jobs were added last year. the best year since 1999. americans are noticing. just three months ago, only 27% of the economy was excellent or good. now that number is up to 41% them highest level of the obama presidency. the white house released this video of the president previewing his speech. >> now that we have fought our way through the crisis how do we make sure that everybody in this country, how do we make sure they are sharing in this growing economy? >> reporter: the president's policy message is aimed squarely at the nation's middle class. a proposal for $175 billion in tax cuts free community college education, a tax credit for working families and an expansion of child care tax credits up to $3,000. but of course there's the key question how will it all be paid for? president obama's proposing $320 billion in new taxes on the wealthiest americans. he wants to raise the capital gains tax to 28%, and add new fees on the nation's biggest financial institutions and banks. but republicans say the president's tax agenda is a nonstarter and there's no way they will support any tax increases. t.j. reena. >> thank you. george stephanopoulos will lead our coverage tonight as we cover the state of the union and the republican response. join us live at 9:00 eastern tonight. president obama commemorated the martin luther king holiday by taking part in an annual tradition, a day of service in king's honor. the president and mrs. obama and their daughter helped color with kids and reading as well were held yesterday. in new york the crowd walked from harlem to the u.n. saying they were paying tribute to dr. king by reclaiming his dream. the event kicked off peace week to honor his commitment to nonviolence. a group of protesters turned out for an mlk march in st. louis. demonstrators carried signs reading black lives matter and hands up, don't shoot. popular rallying cries after the deaths of michael brown and eric garner at the hands of police. new details on a tragic fire near annapolis, maryland. their bodies have not been recovered. neighbors are trying to cope with the loss. >> i'm not missing them yet. i'm not believing they are gone. i'm praying they are still here. >> reporter: agents from the atf have been brought in to help because the sheer size of the house. they say the large ermer than a church or warehouse. neighbors call it a castle. two week crime spree, heading back to kentucky. get more from candace gibson. >> reporter: 18-year-old dalton hayes in a florida court. agreeing to return home where he will face charges for a multi-state crime spree. dalton along with his 13-year-old girlfriend on the run crossing at least five states ochl january 3rd the couple disappears. soon after a truck is reported stolen. january 12th south carolina cameras capture the couple laughing walking through this a wal-mart where they allegedly forge checks. two days later, a sighting in georgia the stolen red tacoma truck from kentucky discovered but another pickup stolen nearby. panama city beach, florida the couple seen at another wal-mart. a tipster phones it in and marshalls surround it. hayes now faces more than a dozen possible felony charges. his girlfriend considered a minor could still face charges. the teens on the run together for weeks will finally return to kentucky separately. abc news, new york. a bomb threat at new york's jfk airport forced the evacuation of two planes. delta airlines said an anonymous caller reported a bomb on board flight 468 last night but that number was connected to two flits yesterday. one from san francisco and another departing to tel aviv. passengers on both planes were evacuated. and held three hours. the fbi says no bombs were found. his new england patriot teammates said they are not surprised to hear about vince wilfork stopping to help someone. wilfork says the incident was no big deal. abc's ted rowlands has the details. >> reporter: riding home with his wife hours after helping his team win a spot in the super bowl new england patriots defensive tackle vince wilfork saw a jeep roll over with a 38-year-old woman inside. >> it is something we saw and we knew she needed help and we helped. >> reporter: wilfork jumped out as the massachusetts highway patrol arrived. according to the trooper on scene, the nfl lineman reached in to the jeep and with one hand pulled the woman out. >> only thing i thought about was seeing somebody in there and getting to safety. >> reporter: wilfork considered one of the best defensive lineman in the league has been with the patriots for ten seasons. on monday they congratulated him for being a g >> here i am won the most important game of the season and right in front of your eyes your life -- somebody in danger. some things out there that's more important. >> reporter: the patriots head coach bill belichik said he wasn't surprised what wilfork did. the woman who was inside the jeep was cited for driving under the influence. reena, t.j.? >> all right, ted, thank you so much. the patriots say they are cooperating with the nfl's investigation of whether they used deflated footballs in their blowout win against indianapolis on sunday. nfl rules say each team must provide a dozen balls for use in games and they must be inflated 12 1/2 to 13 1/2 pounds per inch. new england coach bill belichik said this whole thing is news to him. >> we will cooperate fully with whatever the league wants us whatever questions they ask, whatever they want us to do. i didn't know anything about it until this morning. >> if you saw the game it was rainy, had nasty weather conditions and deflating the football can make it easier to hold on to throw, catch. new england quarterback tom brady says this is absolutely ridiculous. people have been on the patriots -- people don't like the patriots. they have been good a long time. won a lot of super bowls three with tom brady. they had spy-gate in 2007 where they were fined by the league for videotaping signals of the opponent. a lot of people think they are cheats frankly. >> apparently the league has an operations manual and say if anyone is caught tampering with the ball it is up to $25,000 fine if that is the case. >> so what. they are still going to the super bowl. it was 45-7. 45-7 they won the game. a deflated football did knot not -- >> moving on. a guy in southern california got an up close and personal welcome at some of the ocean's most majestic creatures. he was two miles out among some tour boats when he found himself amid a group of whales. >> rich -- is his name. he was on a paddle board with a camera strapped to him and you can see them swimming under his board. the igest of the orcas was 30 feet long. >> he called it one of the most magical experiences of his life. he said he was too excited to be scared. >> what does that mean? >> i don't know. get pretty close. >> i guess geeked up about it. you should be scared of these things. they call them killer whales for a reason. >> yeah. he said there was a baby amongstsst the group of whales. they can be protective of little ones too. >> it worked out and great pictures. we are turning now -- how do we come up with these, a different month 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crowds in the philippines and he is setting his sights on the u.s. announcing details on- his trip. >> reporter: from the moment he touched down in the philippines, a gust of wind taking his hat, bad weather dampened the crowds but not their spirit. sunday's outdoor papal mass 6 million strong, the largest ever. >> we need to care for our young people. >> reporter: one young person a 12-year-old homeless girl rescued by the church wept as she asked him why god allows children to suffer. pope francis blessed her. next september he'll make his first trip to the u.s. at this shrine in washington, d.c. he will canonize an american saint who founded the missions in southern california and in philadelphia he will attend a catholic conference on the family. the main event of the philly trip will be an open-air mass on the ben franklin parkway at the base of the rocky steps. the pope revealed he will come to new york. among a number of spots confirming he will visit the united nations. david wright abc news new york. >> the pope said he would like to kick off the north america tour by going first to mexico and walking across the border to the u.s. >> symbolic. >> a sign of brotherhood and to show support of immigrants. >> he will be criticized soundly for doing so but embraced. he has a way of doing this. i think no matter who you are, whatever religion you are, people respect -- it is admirable how he handled his business. >> even moments like that. >> yeah. something about him. people's pope. a lot of people are calling him that. >> fantastic photo. one of my favorites from the trip. he always i feel has a drop the mic moment fantastic moment during the trips that was the girl in the piece we saw earlier when he was in south korea some incredible moments, as well. i think he is so authentic and real. forget reason but he has an energy about him coming up later in the show top secret ufo files. they have been declassified now. the government investigation in to hundreds of sightings closing the case saying there isn't much there. but skeptics not buying this. could it be a cover-up? and if kids are eating too much pizza now, what do we feed them? the alarming study that shows kids are eating way too many cheese pies. you are watching "world news now." ♪ ♪ we could all cut back on the pizza. stuff is so good though. but you know children especially need to be cutting back. >> a new study warns about the long-term down sides if kids and teens eat too much. >> reporter: from parties to movie night to school lunches, there's no doubt pizza is a meal time favorite. in fact it's been the second largest contributor to calorie and nutrient intake in kids' diets in the u.s. but an alarming new study that looked at over a decade of data shows there maybe more peril in pizzaen than you may think. >> it plays a major role in kids' intake of calories and weight gain. >> reporter: look at how two slices of pizza compares to processed nuggets and french fries of hamburger meal. nearly the same number of calories. according to researchers pizza can account for more than 20% of a child's daily intake of calories and helps to contribute to much higher overall calorie intake on the days they eat it. potentially leading to health problems like childhood obesity, type ii diabetes and hypertension. >> we are having too much of some of the wrong ingroed yents. >> reporter: experts say not all slices are created equal. experts suggest to opt for veggies, thinner crust or going light on cheese. >> pizza can be great if it is done right with the right ingredients. it deserves an upgrade. >> reporter: another tip, next time your little ones crave a sizzling slice, instead of the delivery menu fire up the oven. >> tortilla with tomato sauce and light natural cheese. it can be fast, easy inexpensive and healthy for your kids and waistlines. >> did you know -- tuck in. >> what are we doing here. >> don't tell me you are lactose intolerant. >> no. >> this is fancy cheese can. this ain't just colby jack. >> no it is not. >> cheeses from europe. they are here with us. they brought it to us. this is fancier than i am used to. i can't pronounce these cheeses. >> they are fancy. colmte. >> and shout it out. >> nimolette. >> of course. >> and what's this one. >> camabear. >> no sharp cheddar. >> originally from normandy. i should say there's going to be a day on wednesday at the white house called big block of cheese day. did you know that president jackson back in the date brought a big block of cheese 1400 pounds and people gathered around. >> this is a thing. >> yeah. i'm not going to wait for you. on this cheese it has the top casing are you supposed to eat the casing. >> you are supposed to eat that? >> it is okay. >> i have been eating it wrong all of these years. where's the wine? we are supposed to have wine. she's laughing at me. i'm serious. >> you are pushing. it pushing your luck. >> liquor and alcohol on the show. write down this 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by a firefighter and her husband, his wife. and now he really walks around. >> poor little guy. he's making it work, though. >> hard watching that but looks like he is happy and made it work and it is a new lease on life. >> good for him. >> he looks a little like a kangaroo. >> that picture, absolutely. you have seen the dunk contests in the nba, guys miss dunks every once in a while, bounces off the rim, no big deal. this is a dunk contest in china. he is jumping over five people and doesn't get close. people look at this epic fail on-line. he shouldn't even jump over one child much less five adults. he doesn't even get close. reena, you could have done that. >> you have more faith in my dunking ability. >> 100%. this is a shame. >> i think you are right. i would have had a trampoline there. i would have needed extra pick me up. >> he needed it too. how about stroller envy? new york city people are all about their strollers. >> nooem need them here. >> they wanted a stroller like a 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truth? later, toothless tiger. how in the world did tiger woods lose a tooth while watching his girlfriend, lindsey vonn ski her way in to the history books? that's in "the skinny" on this tuesday, january 20th. >> this is "world news now." >> yes, we are trying to figure out what happened to tiger. he was just watching skiing. >> good day for his girlfriend. he's a spectator. how can that be dangerous? >> yesterday. >> he's a toothless tiger right now. we will get back to that in a bit. >> we are going to begin with the deadly threat faced by millions of americans getting ready for their morning commutes, ice. >> across the northeast scenes like the ones you are seeing here on the new jersey turnpike have authorities urging everyone to please, slow down. here now gio benitez. >> reporter: new round of icy conditions for millions. more deadly crashes in vermont and maine. this propane truck lost control hitting a car and killing its driver, a 45-year-old woman. at least eight people killed in crashes. more than 500 accidents from the mid-atlantic to new england. and that harrowing near miss on the new jersey turnpike. the camera rolling as a tractor-trailer skids out of control, barrelling toward a stopped car before jumping the median and crashing on the other side. watch again. the huge tractor-trailer seconds away from disaster. everyone survives. we spoke with the man who shot the video. >> i realized that everything in front of me was completely blocked off and there was absolutely no way to go to. >> reporter: the culprit black ice and freezing rain. a warning, if the road looks wet it might be a sheet of ice. in oregon, more wrecks caused by freezing fog. two big rigs carrying hazardous material sandwiching kaleb whitby. you can see him inside. that car used to be a pickup truck. >> i could see semi lights coming and i turned with my face forward, gripped the wheel pretty tight and said a prayer that everything would be okay. >> miraculously he's barely got a scratch. it could take nine times longer to stop your car on an icy road than a dry one. officials warning if you have to slow down keep steady pressure and don't pump those brakes. check the weather. a quick-moving clipper system will bring light snow from the dakotas to minneapolis. chicago detroit to pittsburgh but aside from a spot of rain, conditions most everywhere else will be clear and dry. it is january and will feel like it much of the northern half of the country. 30s the northeast across the upper plains. 50s, 60s and 70s for everybody south of the ohio river and heading west. this new in overnight. one person has been killed and another injured in the collapse of a highway overpass in cincinnati. one construction worker was killed. the driver of this tractor-trailer you are seeing was injured when the overpass collapsed on top of his truck. police say the collapsed bridge was undergoing demolition. the bridge was apparently sagging and the big rig clipped it. six members of a maryland family died in a fire at their waterfront mansion. the victims are said to be a couple and their four grandchildren. investigators say it will take some time to figure out what happened here given the size of the 16,000 square foot home. they say the fire caused the upper floors to collapse in to the basement. one of the largest jury pools in the nation's history has been called for the accused movie theater shooter holmes. lawyers will begin the process of selecting a jury from the list of 9,000 potential jurors. it could take until june to find 12 jurors and 12 alternates who were not biassed by widespread coverage of the shooting. >> if you don't believe in the death penalty, you won't end up on the jury and the prosecution is looking for people who are frankly outraged by this case but nevertheless say they can be fair and impartial. >> reporter: defense attorneys argue that holmes was mentally ill when he opened fire in the aurora theater killing 12 people. after a nearly three-hour wait all-clear after a bomb threat. clear after a bomb threat. reported a bomb on flight 468 last night but the number was with connected to two flights. one arriving from san francisco. the other departing to tel aviv. both planes were evacuated. the fbi says no bombs were found. on the streets of miami yesterday, hundreds of riders, look at this, motorcycles and atvs causing mayhem in traffic. this mob appeared to be organized as it headed north in to ft. lauderdale. no police presence was scene. riders drove on the wrong side of the streets, ran red lights, blocked roads and performed stunts as you see there before eventually taking over i-95 northbound. president obama delivers his state of the union address to a joint session of congress tonight. it will be the president's first such address before a republican majority in both the house and senate. his advisers say the president will focus on middle-class economics and doubling down on efforts to boost wages and mobility. the white house released this preview. >> now that we have fought our way through the crisis, how do we make sure that everybody in this country -- how do we make sure they are sharing in this growing economy? >> following his speech, the president hits the road to sell his ideas with stops in idaho and kansas. be sure to tune in at 9:00 eastern tonight for the state of the union address. george stephanopoulos will lead our coverage live. people all over the country took time to remember the life and legacy of martin luther king jr. yesterday. they did it in a number of ways from marches to memorials. and a lot more. here now abc's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: across the country, a day of service and remembrance. at this church in atlanta, martin luther king jr.'s daughter and sister led a ceremony honoring the slain civil rights leader on the holiday commemorating what would have been his 86th birthday. >> i think it is my duty to be here and honor him today. >> reporter: from coast to coast -- ♪ ♪ i'm going to let it shine ♪ >> marches and rallies carry dr. king's message of equality. some tying it with protests with police and communities. >> we have to bridge that separation, particularly society as a whole. >> reporter: others spent the holiday carrying on dr. king's legacy of service. he once said life's most persistent and urgent question is what are you doing for others? and so many yesterday answered that request with action. including president obama, first lady michelle and malia who spent part of the day volunteering at a boys and girl s club. t.j., reena. now to the white house facing a $4 million lawsuit over a port-a-potty accident. a woman from virginia said she fell and broke her foot on slick steps after using a portable toilet at the annual white house easter egg roll in 2012. monica ellis said the united states failed to keep the nearby area free of water. she's suing for mental pain and anguish. i have to say the tickets to the easter egg roll are hard to come by. >> you get one and get there and you have a port-a-potty accident. >> it's tough. >> it's a shame. what's going on? i had to go read through the script once again. wubs once i heard you. >> thought i misread that. >> surely reena haven't this right. things seem to be getting serious in vermont when it comes to the possible legalization of marijuana. that's because of the money involved now. are you vermont could see revenues up tovermont could see revenues up to $75 million a year if they were to legalize recreational pot as colorado and washington have done. the report says the amount of tax revenue would be realized only if other states didn't jump on the marijuana bandwagon. >> part of it is what they call marijuana tourism. >> oh yeah. i have never been to vermont. i'd go. >> be a good reason to go for some people. >> a lot of folks, me included. no, i'm kidding. am i? >> oh, boy. >> just kidding. [ coughing noise ] >> that's me, folks. >> i never thought to assess the situation in vermont. >> you shouldn't, reena. >> i'm just saying. >> they wrote in the script here, moving on and we should. we will turn to evidence that you can buy just about anything through amazon. the proof is this now. a robot. >> it's for sale right now through amazon japan for a little more than $1 million. it stands 13 feet tall and weighs five tons. that's 10,000 pounds. >> you want to make the purchase you need to act fast. there's only one listed in stock. no word of any others but you better be handy. in addition to being rich, the robot must be assembled by you. it doesn't come already put together. >> forget about it. >> yeah, forget about it. also coming up here, it was supposed to be splashy and sexy but a pool scene on "the bachelor" last night turned a bit awkward. first how overuse of your smartphone or tablet can make you look older. new warning about tech neck and what you can do to prevent it. you are watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by delsym. weather brought to you by delsym. 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"the skinny" is up next. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. [bell chime] ting ♪ skinny so skinny ♪ what began with a masked man seen cheering on world champion skier lindsey vonn at a race yesterday this was no ordinary mask man it was a skull mask he was wearing. >> who was this guy, let's look here. it is no other than lindsey vonn's boyfriend, tiger woods. you can see there is something different about the picture. he's missing a tooth. he was trying not to attract a lot of attention. apparently this tooth was knocked out by a camera man as lindsey vonn was taken to the awards podium. that's the story we are getting. >> poor lindsey. she captured her 63rd world cup race and all anyone can talk about is her boyfriend's knocked out tooth. one more reason for tiger not to like cameras. >> he will get it fixed soon. >> do you have to attach it i heard if a tooth falls out you have to put it in milk. >> in milk. i bet that's totally not true. >> by all means, let's put it out there, though. the grammy award-winning group tlc just announced they will be making their final album. this time they are turning to their fans to fund it through kick start. >> it has been 13 years since they put up the last album released seven months after the death of lisa "left eye" lopes. remember, remaining members released a video on their kick starter page asking for fans to contribute to their goal of $150,000 and they are already almost a third of the way there. the aim, the group says, is to have total creative control over the project and only to listen to the fans. that's interesting. >> another song and music -- remember the song. you don't remember it. it is still out there. "bang bang." it is still a current hit. it has been playing all over the place for several months or so. nicki minaj, ariana grande and jessie j. and she appeared on "the graham norton show" in the u.k. and revealed her secret talent singing with her mouth closed. she sang a bit for the big hit. check it out. ♪ >> wow. >> that was weird. she said it was a talent she developed when she was younger trying to sound like she was singing in a box which is coincidentally how -- that's mean, whoever wrote that i'm supposed to say that is how you sound when you sing normally. >> what writer wrote that? who's the producer? come on. >> thees not -- that's not how reena sounds. that's below the belt. 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(representatives speaking) making news in america this morning, breaking overnight isis getting the world's attention once again with a new hostage video. it appears to be the same executioner, this time demanding a huge ransom. also breaking overnight, a highway overpass crashing down a truck, the details just coming in about how it happened. close encounter. a paddle boarder gets close and personal with a pod of killer whales. and helping hand. a rollover crash, the driver in need of help and the football player who came to the rescue not long after winning a big game. and good morning to you all. we have several breaking stories but need to start with the new threat from isis. >> overnight the militant group releasing a new video with t