. >> here's another hint, it's adam levine. the second hint, it's adam levine. yes, that's right. that's a giant mermaid with wings cradling a skull and wearing a frown. >> the 36-year-old maroon 5 frontman got the tattoo in november but it's actually the first time he's sharing it with his more than 5 million followers on instagram and now we're sharing it with our 1500 gazillion, i said gazillion with a "g" viewers on "world news now." you're welcome. >>> and next up, the big return to the las vegas stage that all of us can watch from anywhere. >> the five-time grammy award winning celine dion will return to her residency at the coliseum at caesars palace. tonight it will be her first show since the death of her husband rene last month. >> she will kick off the show with a special tribute to rene. and that part of the show will be live streamed. so fans all over the world can logon to celinedeion.com and watch at show starting at 8:30 p.m. eastern standard time. senator finally, the moment the world has been waiting for. >> kim kardashian has finally posted a photo of her 3-mont

he said he was adamant that the syrian cease fire not impact operations to destroy isis. >>> clean-up and damage assessments from the deadly tornado outbreak are just getting under way this morning but the toll will be staggering. in virginia, members of a high school football team pitching inning to clear away debris from a tornado the national weather service says packed winds up to 165 miles an hour. and that's just one of more than 30 confirmed twisters. abc's gio benitez with the latest. >> reporter: a rare tornado outbreak from texas to pennsylvania. >> it was like the whole house kind of shook. >> reporter: the first ever deadly tornado in virginia in the month of february. the governor there declaring a state of emergency, after a tornado tore through the town of waverly, killing three, including a toddler. david root and his wife, susan, took cover in their storm cellar. >> you just heard the rain pounding into the storm cellar >> reporter: when it was all over, root found victims, his neighbors, tossed 300 yards from their mobile home. > reporter: in tappahonick, virginia, a

. >> here's another hint, it's adam levine. the second hint, it's adam levine. that's a giant mermaid with wings cradling a skull and wearing a frown. >> he got the tattoo in november but it's the first time he's sharing it wit his more than 5 million followers on instagram and now we're sharing it with our 500 gazillion. i said gazillion with a "g" viewers on "world news now." >>> and next up, the big return to the las vegas stage that all of us can watch from anywhere. >> the five-time grammy award winning celine dion will return palace. tonight it will be her first show since the death of her husband rene last month. >> she will kick off the show with a special tribute to rene. logon to celine dion.com and watch the show starting at 8:30 p.m. eastern standard time. >> the moment the world has been waiting for. >> kim kardashian has finally posted a photo of her 3-month-old son saint. look at this. how cute is he? is he saying yeezy in this one? last month we got just a tease. the photo we saw was of a tiny handgriping thehe finr of his sister north. for the f

he said he was adamant that the syrian cease fire not impact operations to destroy isis. >>> clean-up and damage assessments from the deadly under way this morning. in virginia, members of a high school football team pitching inning to clear away debris from a tornado the national weather service says packed winds up to 165 miles hour. and that's just one of more than 30 confirmed twisters. abc's gio benitez with the latest. >> reporter: a rare tornado pennsylvania. >> it was like the whole house kind of shook. >> reporter: the first ever the month of the february. the governor there declaring a state of emergency, after a tornado tore thr the town waverly, killing three, including a toddler. david root and his wife, susan, took cover in their storm cellar. >> you just heard the rain pounding into the storm cellar really, really hard. >> reporter: when it was all over, root found victims, his neighbors, tossed 300 yards from ? >> reporter: in tappahonick, injuring at least 25 people, including an infant. homes in this community in lancaster, pennsylvania, barrelled through. >> noise w

. >> perhaps you remember the voice of adam marquez green. just 6 years old when she was killed in her classroom at sandy hook elementary in newtown. she was the daughter of jazz saxophonist jimmy green. >> ana loved to live. >> reporter: jimmy turned to his music to deal with his grief. >> music is a language florida and of itself. and it's a language for me that kind of picks up where words leave off. >> reporter: writing a song called "ana's way." ana had a way about her >> eventually recording an album "beautiful life" to honor ana's life. with help from more than 40 musicians and technicians who volunteered their time. >> they said you know, we want to donate the production of a recording at whatever time you feel that you're able to do it. >> reporter: that album now nominated for two grammys. >> if ana's life had been longer, she would have found herself on records because she had a beautiful voice. she loved to perform. she loved who she was. she was a very proud little girl. >> reporter: now hoping she amen york. >>> still so heart w

." >> you're welcome, adam. you're welcome. >>> and next up, the big return to the las vegas stage that all of us can watch from anywhere. >> the five-time grammy award winning celine dion will return to her residency at the coliseum at caesars palace. tonight it will be her first show since the death of her husband rene last month. >> she will kick off the show with a special tribute to rene. and that part of the show will be live streamed. so fans all over the world can logon to celinedeion.com and watch at show starting at 8:30 senator finally, the moment the world has been waiting for. >> kim kardashian has finally posted a photo of her 3-month-old son saint. we've been waiting for this. look at this. how cute is he? is he saying yeezy in this one? last month we got just a tease. the photo we saw was of a tiny hand gripping the finger of his older sister north. for the first time yesterday, this is what she posted, marking the birthday of her late father. >> apparently yesterday would have been robert kardas

. >> she says ruth madoff is adamant she had no idea it was all a ponzi scheme. and danner believed her. >> i mean, she's a very fragile and back. >> her sons andrew and mark also turned on her when madoff eventually confessed to them, it's a ponzi scheme. >> reporter: it was mark and andrew who turned their father in. >> where you going. >> to find a lawyer. >> you going to walk around the street and ask they can represent you. >> reporter: but the stigma of being a madoff was too much for mark. he hanged himself in his apartment while his 2-year-old son was in the next room. four years after mark madoff killed himself, his younger brother andrew died of cancer. oscar winner richard dreyfuss says unlike his co-star blythe danner, he didn't bother to reach out to his character. >> i didn't. i refused to see him. >> would he have seen you, do you think. >> he would have taken a phone call, definitely. and i said, i decided not to. i made a conscious choice because i thought what is he going to do, tell me the truth? you know, the guy who's lied to everyone in the

demi low ratto, yolanda adams and the band perry also performed. the event will broadcast on pbs tomorrow night. >> nothing like a little ray charles in the morning. president obama calling him having a rare ability to collapse our weightest emotions into a sickle note. >> so well put. ray charles passed away in 2004. still remembered. >>> coming up "the mix," the most attractive jobs for men and women according to tinder. >> our first look at the dazzling stage and luxurious backstage at the oscars of course, getting everything ready for sunday night. >>> and the woman accuses of a murder for hire scheme insists she never planned to havav her husband killed. wait until you hear her explanation. >> you've got to check out our behind the scenes picks on instagram. you're watching "world news now." your heart loves omega-3s. but there's a difference between the omega-3s in fish oil and those in megared krill oil. unlikekeish oil, megared is easily absorbed by your body... ...which makes your heart, well, mega-happy. happier still, megared is proven t

. ♪ >> reporter: it's new york fashion week, and designers flora gil and alexa adams are gearing up for their big show. knitwear is their specialty. this season they're adding a different material to the mix. 3-d printed plastic. >> basically starting with a string with knitting and then creating a fabric out of it. this is a really similar process where you're working with kind of a line of plastic. >> reporter: but that plastic, it's typically rigid and hard. >> we had to think about ways to make something soft and flexible and malleable using hard units. >> reporter: the designers partnered with microsoft and 3-d printing company shapeways. >> this is their frosted ultradetail plastic. one of the things i love about it, it's transparent and has this sorted of rubbery feel, which is really interesting. >> reporter: by interlocking smaller pieces together, the designers essentially created a new fabric to work with. the initial idea was to try to take ideas from traditional chain maile. >> reporter: the really cool thing here is that it actually has a little bit of give in it, right? >

. >> reporter: it's new york fashion week, and designers flora gil and alexa adams are gearing up for their big show. knitwear is their specialty. this season they're adding a different material to the mix. 3-d printed plastic. >> basically starting with a string with knitting and it. this is a really similar process where you're working with kind of a line of plastic. >> reporter: but that plastic, it's typically rigid and hard. >> we had to think about ways to make something soft and flexible and malleable using hard units. >> reporter: the designers partnered with microsoft and 3-d printing company shapeways. >> this is their frosted ultradetail plastic. one of the things i love about it, it's transparent and has this sorted of rubbery feel, which is really interesting. >> reporter: by interlocking smaller pieces together, the designers essentially created a new fabric to work with. the initial idea was to try to take ideas from traditional chain maile. >> reporter: the really cool thing here is that it actually has a little bit of give in it, right? >> yeah, it definitely has stre

. >> reporter: it's new york fashion week, and designers flora gil and alexa adams are knitwear is their specialty. this season they're adding a different material to the mix. 3-d printed plastic. >> basically starting with a string with knitting and thenning fabric out of it. this is a really similar process where you're working with kind of a line of plastic. >> reporter: but that plastic, >> we had to think about ways to make something soft and flexible and malleable using hard units. >> reporter: the designers partnered with microsoft and 3-d-d printing company shapeways. >> this is their frosted ultradetail plastic. one of the things i love about it, it's transparent and has this sort of rubbery feel which is really interesting. >> reporter: by interlocking smaller pieces together, the designers essentially created a new fabric to work with. the initial idea was to try to take ideas from traditional chain maile. >> the really cool thing here is that it actually has a little >> yeah, it definitely has stretch in it and it can be very malleable. >> it's going to fit to each body of th

he said he was adamant that the syrian cease fire not impact operations to destroy isis. >>> clean-up and damage assessments from the deadly tornado outbreak areust getting under way this morning but the toll will be staggering. in virgia, members of a high school football team pitching inning to clear away debris from a tornado the national weather service says packed winds up to 165 miles an hour. and that's just one of more than 30 confirmed twisters. abc's gio benitez with the latest. >> reporter: a rare tornado outbreak from texas to pennsylvania. >> it was like the whole house kind of shook. >> reporter: the first ever deadly tornado in virginia in the month of february. the governor t tre declaring a state of emergency, after a tornado tore through the town of waverly, killing three, including a toddler. david root and his wife, susan, took cover itheir storm cellar. >> you just heard the rain really, really hard. >> reporter: when it was all over, root found victims, his neighbors, tossed 300 yards from their mobile home. > reporter: in tappahonick, virginia, an ef-3 tornado i

demi low ratto, yolanda adams and the band perry also performed. the event will broadcast on pbs tomorrow night. >> nothing like a little ray charles in the morning. president obama calling him having a rare ability to collapse our weightest emotions into a sickle note. so well said. >> so well put ray charles passed away in 2004. still remembered. >>> coming up "the mix," the most attractive jobs for men and women according to tinder. >> our first look at the dazzling stage and luxurious backstage at the oscars of course, getting everything ready for sunday night. >>> and the woman accuses of a murder for hire scheme insists she never planned to have her husband killed. wait until you hear her explanation. >> you've got to check out our behind the scenes picks on you're watching "world news now." your heart loves omega-3s. but there's a difference between the omega-3s in fish oil and those in megared krill oil. unlike fish oil, megared is eily absorbed by your body... ...which makes your heart, well, mega-happy. happier still, megared is proven to

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voice of adam marquez green. just 6 years old when she was killed in her classroom at sandy hook elementary in newtown. she was the daughter of jazz saxophonist jimmy green. >> ana loved to live. she was a beautiful little girl. >> reporter: jimmy turned to his music to deal with his grief. >> music is a language florida and of itself. and it's a language for me that kind of picks up where words leave off. >> reporter: writing a song called "ana's way." ana had a way about her >> eventually recording an album "beautiful life" to honor ana's life. with help from more than 40 musicians and technicians who volunteered their time. >> they said you know, we want to donate the production of a recording at whatever time you feel that you're able to do it. >> reporter: that album now >> if ana's life had been longer, she would have found herself on records because she had a beautiful voice. she loved to perform. she loved who she was. she was a very proud little girl. >> reporter: now hoping she would be proud of dad. am

. >> reporter: it's new york fashion week, and designers flora gil and alexa adams are gearing up for their big show. knitwear is their specialty. this season they're adding a different material to the mix. 3-d printed plastic. >> basically starting with a string with knitting and thenning fabric out of it. this is a really similar process where you're working with kind of a line of plastic. >> reporter: but that plastic, it's typically rigid and hard. >> we had to think about ways to make something soft and flexible and malleable using hard units. >> reporter: the designers printing company shapeways. ultradetail plastic. it, it's transparent and has this sort of rubbery feel which is really interesting. >> reporter: by interlocking smaller pieces together, the designers essentially created a new fabric to work with. the initial idea was to try to take ideas from traditional chain maile. >> the really cool thing here is that it actually has a little bit of give in it, right? >> yeah, it definitely has stretch in it and it can be very malleable. >> it's going to fit to each body of th

demi low ratto, yolanda adams and the band perry also performed. the event will broadcast on pbs tomorrow night. >> nothing like a little ray charles in the morning. president obama calling him having a rare ability to collapse our weightest emotions into a sickle note. so well said. >> so well put. ray charles passed away in 2004. still remembered. >>> coming up "the mix," the most attractive jobs for men and women according to tinder. >> our first look at the dazzling stage and luxurious backstage at the oscars of course, getting everything ready for sunday night. >>> and the woman accuses of a murder for hire scheme insists she never planned to have her husband killed. wait until you hear her explanation. >> you've got to check out our behind the scenes picks on instagram. now." your heart loves omega-3s. but there's a difference between the omega-3s in fish oil and those in megared krill oil. unlike fish oil, megared is easily absorbed by your body... ...which makes your heart, well, mega-happy. happier still, megared is proven to increase omeg

. >> perhaps you remember the voice of adam marquez green. just 6 years old when she was killed in her classroom at sandy hook elementary in newtown. she was the daughter of jazz saxophonist jimmy green. >> ana loved to live. she was a beautiful little girl. >> reporter: jimmy turned to his music to deal with his grief. >> music is a language florida and of itself. kind of picks up where words leave off. >> reporter: writing a song called "ana's way." ana had a way about her >> eventually recording an album "beautiful life" to honor ana's life. with help from more than 40 musicians and technicians who volunteered their time. >> they said you know, we want to donate the production of a recording at whatever time you feel that you're able to do it. >> reporter: that album now nominated for two grammys. >> if ana's life had been longer, she would have found herself on records because she had a beautiful voice. she loved to perform. she loved who she was. she was a very proud little girl. >> reporter: now hoping she amen york. >>> still so heart

. >> reporter: it's new york fashion week, and designers flora gil and alexa adams are gearing up for their big show. knitwear is their specialty. this season they're adding a different material to the mix. 3-d printed plastic. >> basically starting with a string with knitting and thenning fabric out of it. this is a really similar process where you're working with kind of a line of plastic. >> reporter: but that plastic, it's typically rigid and hard. >> we had to think about ways to make something soft and flexible and malleable using hard units. >> reporter: the designers partnered with microsoft and 3-d printing company shapeways. >> this is their frosted ultradetail plastic. one of the things i love about it, it's transparent and has this sort of rubbery feel which is really interesting. >> reporter: by interlocking smaller pieces together, the designers essentially created a new fabric to work with. the initial idea was to try to chain maile. >> the really cool thing here is that it actually has a little bit of give in it, right? >> yeah, it definitely has stretch in it and it c

. >> reporter: it's new york fashion week, and designers flora gil and alexa adams are gearing up for their big show. knitwear is their specialty. this season they're adding a different material to the mix. 3-d printed plastic. >> basically starting with a string with knitting and thenning fabric out of it. this is a really similar process where you're working with kind of a line of plastic. >> reporter: but that plastic, it's typically rigid and hard. >> we had to think about ways to make something soft and flexible and malleable using hard units. >> reporter: the designers partnered with microsoft and 3-d printing company shapeways. >> this is their frosted ultradetail plastic. one of the things i love about it, it's transparent and has this sort of rubbery feel which is really interesting. >> reporter: by interlocking smaller pieces together, the designers essentially created a new fabric to work with. the initial idea was to try to take ideas from traditional chain maile. >> the really cool thing here is bit of give in it, right? >> yeah, it definitely has stretch in it and it can

. ♪ >> perhaps you remember the voice of adam marquez green. just 6 years old when she was killed in her classroom at sandy hook elementary in newtown. she was the daughter of jazz saxophonist jimmy green. >> ana loved to live. she was a beautiful little girl. >> reporter: jimmy turned to his music to deal with his grief. >> music is a language florida and of itself. and it's a language for me that kind of picks up where words leave off. >> reporter: writing a song called "ana's way." ♪ ana had a way about her >> eventually recording an album "beautiful life" to honor ana's life. with help from more than 40 musicians and technicians who volunteered their time. >> they said you know, we want to donate the production of a recording at whatever time you feel that you're able to do it. >> reporter: that album now nominated for two grammys. >> if ana's life had been longer, she would have found herself on records because she had a beautiful voice. she loved to perform. she loved who she was. she was a very proud little girl. >> reporter: now hopin

. >> perhaps you remember the voice of adam marquez green. just 6 years old when she was killed in her classroom at sandy hook elementary in newtown. she was the daughter of jazz saxophonist jimmy green. >> ana loved to live. she was a beautiful little girl. >> reporter: jimmy turned to his music to deal with his grief. >> music is a language florida and it's a language for me that kind of picks up where words leave off. >> reporter: writing a song called "ana's way." ana had a way about her >> eventually recording an album "beautiful life" to honor ana's life. with help from more than 40 musicians and technicians who volunteered their time. >> they said you know, we want to donate the production of a recording at whatever time you feel that you're able to do it. >> reporter: that album now nominated for two grammys. >> if ana's life had been longer, she would have found herself on records because she had a beautiful voice. she loved to perform. she loved who she was. she was a very proud little girl. >> reporter: now hoping she amen >> david

. >> perhaps you remember the voice of adam marquez green. just 6 years old when she was killed in her classroom at sandy hook elementary in newtown. she was the daughter of jazz saxophonist jimmy green. >> ana loved to live. she was a beautiful little girl. >> reporter: jimmy turned to his music to deal with his grief. >> music is a language florida and of itself. kind of picks up where words leave off. >> reporter: writing a song called "ana's way." ana had a way about her >> eventually recording an album "beautiful life" to honor ana's life. with help from more than 40 musicians and technicians who volunteered their time. >> they said you know, we want to donate the production of a recording at whatever time you feel that you're able to do it. >> reporter: that album now nominated for two grammys. >> if ana's life had been longer, she would have found herself on records because she had a beautiful voice. she loved to perform. she loved who she was. she was a very proud little girl. >> reporter: now hoping she amen >> david muir, abc news,

here's abc's tina trinh. fashion week, and designers flora gil and alexa adams are gearing up for their big show. knitwear is their specialty. this season they're adding a different material to the mix. 3-d printed plastic. >> basically starting with a string with knitting and this is a really similar process where you're working with kind of a line of plastic. >> reporter: but that plastic, it's typically rigid and hard. >> we had to think about ways to make something soft and flexible and malleable using hard units. >> reporter: the designers partnered with microsoft and 3-d printing company shapeways. >> this is their frosted ultradetail plastic. one of the things i love about it, it's transparent and has this sort of rubbery feel which is really interesting. >> reporter: by interlocking smaller pieces together, the designers essentially created a new fabric to work with. the initial idea was to try to chain maile. >> the really cool thing here is that it actually has a little bit of give in it, right? >> yeah, it definitely has stretch in it and it can be very malleable. >> it's goi

. >> reporter: it's new york fashion week, and designers flora gil and alexa adams are gearing up for their big show. knitwear is their specialty. this season they're adding a different material to the mix. >> basically starting with a string with knitting and thenning fabric out of it. this is a really similar process where you're working with kind of a line of plastic. >> reporter: but that plastic, >> we had to think about ways to make something soft and flexible and malleable using hard units. partnered with microsoft and 3-d printing company shapeways. ultradetail plastic. one of the things i love about it, it's transparent and has this sort of rubbery feel which is really interesting. >> reporter: by interlocking smaller pieces together, the designers essentially created a new fabric to work with. the initial idea was to try to take ideas from traditional chain maile. >> the really cool thing here is that it actually has a little bit of give in it, right? >> yeah, it definitely has stretch in it and it can be very malleable. body of the model to fit her >> we're combining it wit

. >> reporter: it's new york fashion week, and designers flora gil and alexa adams are gearing up for their big show. knitwear is their specialty. this season they're adding a different material to the mix. 3-d printed plastic. >> basically starting with a string with knitting and thenning fabric out of it. this is a really similar process where you're working with kind of a line of plastic. >> reporter: but that plastic, it's typically rigid and hard. >> we had to think about ways to make something soft and flexible and malleable using hard units. >> reporter: the designers partnered with microsoft and 3-d printing company shapeways. >> this is their frosted ultradetail plastic. one of the things i love about it, it's transparent and has this sort of rubbery feel which is really interesting. >> reporter: by interlocking smaller pieces together, the designers essentially created a new fabric to work with. the initial idea was to try to take ideas from traditional >> the really cool thing here is that it actually has a little bit of give in it, right? >> yeah, it definitely has stretch

. >> reporter: it's new york fashion week, and designers flora gil and alexa adams are gearing up for their big show. knitwear is their specialty. this season they're adding a different material to the mix. 3-d printed plastic. >> basically starting with a string with knitting and thenning fabric out of it. this is a really similar process where you're working with kind of a line of plastic. >> reporter: but that plastic, it's typically rigid and hard. >> we had to think about ways to make something soft and flexible and malleable using hard units. >> reporter: the designers partnered with microsoft and 3-d printing company shapeways. >> this is their frosted ultradetail plastic. one of the things i love about it, it's transparent and has this sort of rubbery feel which is really interesting. >> reporter: by interlocking smaller pieces together, the designers essentially created a new fabric to work with. take ideas from traditional chain maile. >> the really cool thing here is that it actually has a little bit of give in it, right? >> yeah, it definitely has stretch in it and it can