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in one of them. and it happened yesterday. >> as well as on the geographic preference issue. >> come on. ♪ let it go ♪ >> just let it go, mr. -- sorry about that. >> who knew? pat roberts, that man right there. agriculture secretary, tom vilsack interrupted by "frozen's" "let it go," courtesy of senator pat roberts' ring tone. roberts having some fun apologizing. >> later he tweeted out somebody had to tell the obama administration to let it go #for the grandkids. he has five. blame the grandkids. >> he must be a cool grandfather. >> we've got "the mix" coming your way. marketing to stoners with an ice cream burrito. all right. that will probably work. >> also ahead, a passenger's tumble off a subway platform. instant panic and the big life saver. >> another remarkable act of bravery after a car veered off a cliff.
for his taser. >> i shot him. i'm sorry. >> reporter: killing an unarmed suspect, did it happen in part because 73-year-old reserve deputy robert bates wasn't even fully trained to handle his weapons? that's the explosive allegation from the newsroom of the tulsa world. the newspaper reporting the department falsified training records, including firearm certifications. what's more, supervisors were transferred after refusing to sign off. >> here's the thing. >> reporter: the shooting happened after a sting when 44-year-old eric harris ran for it after allegedly selling drugs and guns to an undercover deputy. both the sheriff's department and bates' attorney say he was well-trained. but sheriff stanley glanz acknowledged on a show this week bates' records are incomplete. after one of his trainers left for the secret service. >> we can't find the records that she supposedly turned in bates who is facing a manslaughter charge is a long-time friend of sheriff glanz.
gettysburg, traveling the 80 miles to the national mall in washington, d.c. flying just 150 feet aboveground. at roughly 45 miles per hour. homeland security secretary jeh johnson admitting the pilot "literally flew in under the radar" and from the white house, serious concern. >> it may provide an opportunity for law enforcement agencies including the secret service to review their procedures. >> reporter: the postal worker made no secret of his brazen plans, shooting this video with his local newspaper. practicing his wobbly flight back home in florida. hughes himself said he put the authorities on notice before his stunt. >> i don't believe that the authorities are going to shoot down a 60-year-old mailman in a flying bicycle. >> reporter: the secret service says no one warned them specifically. as for the pilot, he was released from jail on the condition that he operates nothing that flies and stays away from the capitol. jim avila, abc news, washington.
climate change program could risk 300,000 jobs. and whoops, it looks more like a winter wonderland than a global warming protest. they had their rally interrupted by a winter snow storm and this came after another protest was intershrupted by snow in canada. and the sequel "paul blart, mall cop 2." and "true story." so how will they fair at the box office. >> how are you doing? >> great. >> so should we go to the mall where paul blart worked.
series of doughnuts. alarms were triggered. they ran off. soon were arrested. everybody now facing charges. i mean, this is -- we would do this, forklifts. that's kind of a kid thing. a little boy. >> the charges were burglary, grand theft, stealing two fire extinguishers, resisting arrest without violence. >> they stole two fire extinguishers. >> yeah. stealing two fire extinguishers, that's theft. >> that is theft. all right. >> we're going to turn to "insomniac theater" in a bit. reviews are in, mall cop the sequel, did you see the first one? >> no, i didn't. >> i did not see it either. but it was good enough to make a second one. this one has to be good. a big new drama starring jonah hill and james franco and felicity jones. we'll review those two. >> also ahead, sometimes love does not add up. see who is using math to see if a couple is heading for a long-term relationship and who's destined for a nasty breakup. first, up in flames. the explosive scene on lady
probably sleep in it. >> it's awesome. i mean, what a legacy we're going to have. grow up with five little girls everywhere we go. >> well, a look back on the week back doesn't end there. you must go to our facebook page in case you missed it. last week it was one of the best we've had with lots of behind the scenes footage. and me looking like a total fool. >> not at all. that's where you get to see her charms. you can see many of that behind the scenes. >> it's all on our facebook page. wnn fans.com. >> we get heated with each other on certain points. we never see eye to eye in a good way. keeps it real and fresh. >> i don't like real and fresh. >> coming up more news from abc. yeah, you do. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now" informing insomniacs for two decades.
born back in 1909 the same year as a local brewery in china ker, texas, was established. when the brewery found out about eugene, the people who run it offered to throw him a party. >> his son says eugene watches "jeopardy!" every night and gets more questions correct than anybody else. good clean living is the reason he's made it as far as he has. good cleaning living. so happy birthday to you. 106. >> seems like beer is part of the clean living. >> i told you i had the secret. coming up in "the skinny," something we are not used to seeing from rihanna and a lip sync battle you got to see. >> one of the world's most sexiest stars and a bitter legal battle over a modern problem. sophia vergara's fight is becoming more common. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by lifelock. . but a lot of us leave our identities unprotected. nearly half a million cars were stolen in 2012. but for every car stolen
>> that's not very remarkable. >> the popularity of programs like jinx and serial the true crime genre is now more popular than ever but "true story" getting mixed reviews, referencing the film's leads, hill and franco, critic bill goody clunes says most of the story is two guys sitting around talking. you'll be glad it's them. but matt prigge of metro calls the movie pat and thin, swelling up like a balloon in its middle section before shrinking to a nub by its end. oh, that's tough. >> creative language but kind of harsh. here's another one, the next chapter in the life of the well-known security enthusiast paul blart, "mall cop 2" coming out six years after his first adventure. there he is, blart is back. he's in vegas this time with his daughter and well prepared as always. >> i was just going to hang out by the pool. >> not in that you're not. >> fine. >> then i'm going exploring.
the altercation forced the plane to return to the gate where the woman was taken off the flight. those are some of the top stories on this friday, april 17th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." with t.j. holmes and reena ninan. >> flying, that story resonates with me. >> have you had a situation like that where you wanted to -- >> yeah, people doing all kinds of things next to you. snoring loudly is so an annoying. >> i'm usually the person with drool leaning over. >> so that's you. i should not fly with you. >> i just pass out. >> but you snore and do all that? >> i don't snore but i do creep into the other person's space. >> oh, no. well, the guy was all right. everybody all right there but it's one of those things people can relate to. you want to wake them up a little bit. >> stabbing him with a pen is not a good idea. >> is stabbing the right word? just a little poke. >> jabbing him.
>> reporter: they took the stage with a few star wars originals along with the new droid, bb 8 which it turns out is totally real and not computer animation. but can the force awakens live up to the high expectations? abrams seems to think so. >> with millions of fans all around the world, are you afraid to disappoint with this movie and how can you guarantee you will please every single last one of them? >> well, we just will. i've never had more fun in my life working on anything. >> the rest of us will have to wait until the movie opens in december to share his fun. for "nightline," i'm clayton sandell, in anaheim, california. >> would you really? >> no. >> you know what amazes me is that chewbacca has not aged a day since 1977. >> it's the hair. >> is it the hair. >> grow your hair long and you'll look longer. >> my heart was racing and i got chills watching this trailer.