inviting strangers. >> this one sounds pretty much impossible. so they divide it up into three. jack and amar are going to try to find someone's house, collin and thomas find food and samir has to find guests for a party that doesn't exist yet. amar decides the best way forward is through usage of a sign. it starts well? >> amar, we're supposed to go left, bro. >> there are some challenges. >> you want to come to a party where we don't actually have the location or know who else is going to show up. >> imagine what would you say when you get pitched this. >> but we are currently in the midst of throwing a party but we don't know where it will happen or who is going to show up. we want to know if you want to come. >> doesn't sound suspicious at all, especially when he asks. >> would you give us your information. >> phone number and turn up at

this undisclosed place at some point later, everything will be fine. while that's challenge collin and thomas raid the fridge. >> dessert, that does not look good. we have drinks for about three. >> meanwhile out on the street. >> the plan was to ring people's doorbells but no one has doorbells to ring. >> matt has a better idea. >> change of plans. we are going to we work, people who are at we work are entrepreneurs, those are the kind of people we want. >> our job is to find guests. we were wondering if you'd be interested. >> i'm into it. doesn't even finish the pitch. yep, sign me up. >> i will murder you first. >> for amar, it's seeming more like no theory. >> do you want to host a classic dinner party at your house tonight? >> no. >> come on, those are gazillionaires, they're not going to let railer joes get in and make a party. >> that's exactly what happened. >> jack and i have been going around asking people if they'd be down for a party.

yes? >> yes. >> they just get out there and give it a go. later that night. >> best case scenario. >> they get to cooking but then of course you hope the guests show up. >> you guys came. >> we went a little crazy on asking only girls to come to the party. >> oh darn. >> by the looks of it, i wish i could have been there. look at that spread, look at the food, the guests. it's epic. >> this reminds us of how many kind people exists around us and how easy it can be to sometimes connect when you simply decide to put yourself out there despite your fear of rejection. >> get out there, people, say yes to life. >> that's all for now but rightthisminute.com has endless, fun videos to watch. check it out and catch us on the next all new "rtm." ow much timeicide your

kids be spending using technology? >> one family decided to let their kids limit their use. >> reporter: in the harding houseled had, angingy and chad are trying to keep screen time under control and no matter how much they try to be speed time police, there are always infractions. >> so are you going to go from your x box back to your ipad? >> reporter: for 48 hours they let their kids manage their own screen time.

>> x box -- >> reporter: no bedtime, no limits. night one, the kids indulge. >> it's an hour 1/2 past his bedtime and he's been on the screen for almost five hours straight. >> guess how long i stayed up? >> how long? >> 2:30. >> reporter: on sunday the meltdowns begin. >> stop, stop, stop. >> stop ait. >> ow, ow. >> reporter: using tracking soft ware and logs, the parents kept a tally of their hours. the results were eye opening. 6-year-old cooper, a total of 35 hours. 9-year-old spencer had 46 total hours and the 11-year-old twins, katelyn with 29 and jackson with 16 hours. and while jackson used the least amount of screens --

>> when you finally get off of it, you think i'm thirsty, i'm hungry. and things like that but you don't feel those. >> wow. >> so the kids got smart actually. they're even doubling up on devices to bump their time. >> they wanted to make this count. >> and that tantrum really made me want to have kids. i heard it only gets better when they get to 13 and 14. it's a good time. >> they say they went to a kid's basketball game and another sibling was on the device the entire time. >> they might have been board. 10,000 workers build a frozen kingdom every year. >> our bob woodruf takes us.

♪ you're as cold as ice you're willing to sacrifice our love ♪ if you look really closely there the sign says frozen in time square. >> taking a look at the frozen banner for the show of course. but this is bringing that into reality. every year nearly a million visitors visit a city of ice and snow. >> in search of olaf and elsa. >> reporter: the frozen majesty

of the ice and snow festival. this etherial ice has drawn visitors to china to see how all of this is done. this is harbin china. average temperature 11 degrees below fahrenheit. this is the city of ice every ware. >> so here's downtown harbin. >> reporter: the building blocks come from here. the men and women of harbin literally carve the blocks of ice from the river. it's still grueling physical trade. push aside the snow, cut the frozen river into a grid and huge blocks. each of these blocks weigh at least 2,000 pounds. john has been doing this for 23 years.

trucks then deliver the ice into storage. no further refridgeeration required. here in the backyard of the festival, they wait to be turned into pieces of art. i don't know how long it takes them but they put each of these castles together, block by block. >> during the day it's like a frozen lost city. when the sun goes down, the ice city really comes alive. the ice lit up by led lights can be of any shape and any color. the size of 100 football fields, the harbin ice and snow world is a winter wonderland.

shuya is the architect who built this all. you build all of this in two weeks? >> all of it. >> reporter: as the temperatures here rise, all of these buildings and sculptors will melt back into the ground. i'm bod woodruf in harbin, china. >> it looks beautiful but it looks absolutely cold. >> it's made of ice. that's how it works. >> next you're going to say the temperatures are less than 32 degrees fahrenheit. >> they say maybe the river is naturally that blue and clear. they also say each block of ice is formed from the river and clean water from a deep well gets everything in place. >> fascinating.

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to watch the jets take off a. pretty cool until -- this is apparently a low transition take off. one of the after effects of a low transition take off a giant whirlwind of dust. >> that is awesome. >> i hope they weren't wearing their sunday best. going to have to take a shower after that one. >> no matter what they'll need a change of underwear. this was inside a store. this young lady decided to post this video about his baby sister who bought this bear and cut out the inereds and decided to run through the store. but this is the best part. some of the material from the inside just started coming out. she's running away. >> you lose weighting when you run. hey there. any stuffing coming out of your

back or are you all right? >> we don't want to see what's back there. >> only on "world news now." only on "world news now." >> our personal collection there. and finally what do you do you have a vehicle, need a transport. just ask the dog to get it. like this driver with his labrador on the back. a passenger was riding by and saw this dog just holding an umbrella. no big deal. nothing to see at all. >> just a normal day here in thailand. >> that's one way to get the job done. and that's the news for this half hour. >> do remember to follows on facebook at wnn fans.com.

this morning on "world news now" another key departure from the white house. a close confident of the president is resigning. we have new reports after why she's choosing to leave after three years at donald trump's side. students greeted by officers, therapy dogs. they'll explain what they're feeling two weeks after the deadly massacre on campus. >> and a flight to freedom. a baby chimpanzee flown to a refuge after being threatened by poachers. plus who will take home it oscar. three billboards or shape of water. rotten tomato's senior editors is jiening us with the oscar

predecks to join all oscar predecks. it's march 1st. >> announcer: from abc news this is "world news now." can you believe it? just yesterday we were celebrating your birthday and now march 1st. funny how that happens. >> and i turned a whole year older in one day. but we're going to move on. it's a big one, actually. the unexpected departure of one of his most trusted aids. hope hicks is leaving the white house. >> she was one of the president's longest supporters and advisors and just this week she admitted to congress she tells white lies for him. she's decided to leave because she doesn't like washington and doesn't want to be part of the system. >> reporter: less than 24 hours after hope hicks emerged from nearly nine hours of testifying

on capitol hill, the president's closest aid and long-time confident unexpectedly resigning from her role as communications director, sending shock waves through the west wing. the official line, hicks has been thinking about leaving the job for sometime and wants to spend more job with her family. but this comes with hicks under fire for her testimony. telling investigators under oath that she occasionally told white lies on behalf of the president of the united states. at 29 years old, she became one of the most powerful players in the trump white house. >> now hope hicks is a trementdsly talented person. >> reporter: by the president's side through the campaign. >> hope, come here, hope. >> reporter: before that in trump tower to a businessman.

a former model she joined the family working on ivanka trump's fashion line. her handwriting right there on the president's notes reminding them to tell the grieving families from parkland i hear you. within minutes of news of her departure, the president releasing a statement saying she's as smart and thoughtful as they come. when she approached me about pursuing opportunities, i totally understood. and calling hicks strategic, poised and wise beyond her years. to say that she will be missed is an understatement. hicks is involving in crafting a statement about that now infamous trump tower meeting. most recently in the center of the fire storm of secretary porter. porter and hope were dating and she helped craft the

administration's defense of him when the news broke. but none of that is linked to her departure. the timing is coincidence. >> reporter: she met with staffers tearfully thanking them for all of their work. this has been a very key role and a tougher one for the white house to fill. she's the fourth communications director to come and go. speaking of the timing, it happened literally seconds after president trump held a meeting on school safety today and that follow as free wheeling -- >> the nra is already pushing back after the president announced raise the age to 21. and that police should be able to immediately remove guns from

a person of threat. >> mr. president, it's going to have to be you that brings it republicans to the table on this. >> i like that responsibility, i really do. >> i think it's time, time that president steps up. >> a school is holding it school safety meeting. the white house is expecked to unveil more than 10 legislative opportunities. and two major retailers are putting restrictions on guns. dick's is limiting guns. walmart is also stopping gun and ammunition sales to anyone under 21 and removing toys that resemble assault weapons. students at stoneman douglas

high school say they attended the first way back from their shooting. and some even did yoga with the animals. >> reporter: the walk to school unlike any other before it. students returning, carrying flowers, some with signs of encouragement. >> my school will never be the same. >> reporter: the students first stop their fourth period class. the idea to allow them to spend time with the students they're with when the shots broke out. >> everyone got silent and then we reunited. >> reporter: it will never be used again. a reminder that the school is far from home. >> reporter: today is a weird, strange emotional day. in my spanish class especially because one of our students didn't show up today because he was one of the 17. so that was very upsetting.

>> reporter: a law enforcement source says cruz left behind nearly 180 unused rounds and one of the magazines recovered it a swastika on it. he tried to shoot out a window on the fourth floor but hurricane proof glass didn't shatter. now to northwest georgia and a popular social studies teacher barricading himself inside an empty classroom and firing a handgun that sent panicked students running through the doors. police say randal davidson surre surrendered without incident. he is facing however, multiple felony charges. >> major storms are bearing down on both coasts. so the system targeting the east will pound it ohio valley

before becoming a powerful nor'easter. >> reporter: good morning. the storm arrived with the a fury. scattered showers and heavy down pours throughout the northeast. and it's going to dump a crazy amount of snow. 18 inches in the heart and surrounding areas at least one to three. thursday to friday we could see 60 to 80 miles per hour close to boston and then to the west four to eight feet of snow possible along that california lean. kendis, diane. >> so california winds. only 18 inches here on the east. >> great. i'm glad march is here with that spring weather. >> in with a lion. and a baby chimp that got to take a first class trip to its new home. >> an animal sanctuary saved him

from poachers. >> he had a great view from the even got in a little nap. >> getting ready for the big day. >> before the plane landed. >> look at him. that is the cutest piece of video. >> can they just baby chimps on planes. we wouldn't mind the delays. look at the napping. >> and then the landing. >> i love it. that might be my favorite video. coming up we are counting down to the oscars. we haven't seen all nine top films. but we found someone who as and she will tell us what to look for on oscar night ahead. plus inside the church where members celebrate their assault rifle and even bring them along to get blessings. also check out our

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thank you for coming in. this is my time. we don't want the musicing to play so we're going to focus on the big one. >> let's just get this out of the way. allison janney all the way monopoly she's an awful, an incredible human being. >> get your speech ready. it is in the bag. i think supporting actor, it's a competitive race. >> they have won a ton of awards. willem dafoe a lot of support towards the end of award season and guess what happened? we have another nominee from three billboards with woody harrelson. willem's going to pop in there but let's say for the sake of your oscar ballot -- >> sam rockwell.

>> i think so. >> there's no splitting the vote for lead actress. >> my girl, frances mcdormund. oh, my gosh, really serious. >> i do love her and want to see what she's going to wear based on her last award show. i do love her all around. >> they were supposed to wear all black and -- >> i'm not very good at conforming. >> i'm just going to wear colors. timothy, he's a newcomer. daniel day-lewis is there on his retirement tour. >> timothy is so new and notable and he was amazing in "call me by your name." he embodied this character. i didn't know who he was before this and now i'll never forget.

but winston churchill is unbelievable. and if you can imagine gary oldman has never won an oscar for all the decades of amazing work he's doing. >> i wonder if he suffers at all by the fact that john lithgow also played churchill "the crown". he's being compared side by side to somebody else. >> and here's what worries me. maybe the academy voters are like somebody else will vote. i'm going to give my vote to timothy and maybe there will be a big upset. >> and the big one, of course, best picture. dunkirk, get out "shape of water" and "three billboards."

>> "three billboards" is really gaining steam. in l.a. at the grocery store, that's are i hear. that's what it's like living in l.a. but i think "shape of water" is a really, really good bet. >> really? kendis loves that movie. >> how could you not love "shape of water" when the lady falls in love with a ship guy? >> my life can't be as interesting as your ares because i was totally into it. >> and why do you think this beats out all the others. >> shape of water has won several awards that are the important ones leading up to this. i think he's going to take director on oscar night. usually that's pretty indicative of who will win the prize. but if "get out" won, you would

have a very happy gray drake. i have never drank a cup of tea in the same way. >> i know. how unusual is it for a movie like "get out" to be included anyway? >> it's not a huge blockbuster. >> it's got black people. >> they do genre movies and for are a lot of horror things. they're not thinking they're go figure get nominated for awards. and "get out" is so good that it really captured everyone's attention. >> people are still talking about it. >> we can't wait to see the results, you can of course catch the oscars this sunday on abc. >> you want to show your "get out impression.

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this morning on "world news now" some of the country's largest retailers say they're tightening limits on gun purchase. this as the president host as bipartisan meeting and urges congress to act quickly on new gun laws. >> new sets set to pound both coasts as the east prepares for more rain, damage along the coast. and rivers. well, they're still rising. and a reminder to anyone who uses uber. be specific. >> one guy learn hed that the hd way. after a night of drinking, he passed out in the car and ended up several states away. you can just imagine how much that ride ended up costing them. and they've been band mates

in the rolling stones for half a century now hear why he's apologizing to mick jagger. that's coming up in the skinny on this thursday, march 1st. >> announcer: from abc news this is "world news now." we are getting right to it on this hour right out of the gate. >> that is quite the tease. a vasectomy. >> not every day we start out the show with a vasectomy joke. >> we'll break that down a little bit later. they do very little on gun control. corporations apeer to be taking a tough stand in light of the shooting. >> walmart is no longer selling guns and ammunition to people under 21 and removing all toys that resemble assault weapons.

>> dick's is banning sales of assault rifles and all sales to guns for people under 21. and dick's will focus on the high capacity magazine. >> and we have more about that. and today the president is expected to list priorities. >> it follows a brain storming session. but nra made it clear it's not on board. >> reporter: the most pro-nra president in history gathered together a group includinging some of congress's most forceful advocates of gun control. >> i see some folks that don't say nice things about me and that's okay. because if you turn that into this energy, i'll love you. i don't care.

>> reporter: put himself at odds with the nra and republican leaders in congress. you grace the call for background checks on all gun purchases. >> we can't get it done. there's nothing else like that where it works, people want it. >> you went through a lot of presidents. and i think maybe you ahave a different attitude. >> it's going to have to be you that brings the republicans to the table. >> i like that responsibility, chris, i really do. >> reporter: trump even seemed to oppose his own vice president. >> allow due process. but the ability to go to court, obtain an order and collect not

only the firearms but any weapon. >> or take the firearms first and then go to court. a lot of times by the time you go to court, it takes so long to go to court to get the due process procedures, i like taking the guns early. taking the guns first, go through due process second. >> and the president brought up an idea the nra firmly opposes. raising the age for assault weapons from 18 to 21. >> it doesn't make sense i can buy a handgun at 21 but i can get an asalt rifle at 18. >> reporter: the republicans in the room didn't push back against anything he said. but he put out a statement saying quote, strong leaders don't automatically agree with the last thing that was said to

them. we are not ditching any constitutional protection simply because the last person the president talked to doesn't like them. that gives you an idea just how hard it will be for them to push the ideas in congress. >> still very interesting to watch that hour-long meeting on tv. in the meantime students at stoneman douglas high school will be back for another half day at class today. the as usual, thin fourth period class where they were when the attack took place. >> today was a weird, strange emotional day. >> reporter: how so? >> in my spanish class especially because one of our s because he was one of the 17. so that was very upsetting. >> reporter: the school

superintendent says there was 95% attendance for the first day back. and president trump has taken yet another swipe at attorney general jeff sessions. over complaints from the fbi. but this time sessions is firing back. this photo is seen by some as a show of solidarity. that's sessions just hours ago having dinner with rod rosenstein. >> reporter: the president has made his frustration with his attorney general well known for months. >> i am disappointed in the attorney general. he should not have recused himself. >> heicide have told me before i took the job and i would have picked somebody else. >> reporter: for the first time attorney general jeff sessions

is firing back. it comes after this tweet from the president slamming sessions. he believes he hasn't done enough in the russia investigation. tweeting why is a.j. jeff sessions asking the inspector general to investigating potentially passive fisa abuse. will take forever, has no prosecutorial power." after months of responding diplomatically to the president's attacks. >> it's kind of hurtful but the ptd of the united states is a strong liter. we haven't iesh aed the appropriate pras -- as long as i attorney general, i will continue to discharge my duties with integrity and honor.

sources say the message from sessions was blunt. let me do the job as i see fit or fire me. pierre thomas, abc news. new conflicts of interest. jared kushner's family real estate company reportedly received big loans after they met. kushner's attorneys claim he as no role since joining it government and both companies say there's no connection between the loans and kushner's role in the white house. and a note about kushner's security clearance. cnn reports that even the white house calligrapher now has a higher level off clearance than kushner now does. and maker storms akrusz the country.

meantime the northeast will be soaked with heavy winds. residents are preparing for what could be the most poirb powerful storm of the year with snow, rain and possibly mud slides. this nor'easter goes to tomorrow. possibly creating 18 inches of snow at the heart of new york. along with heavy rain that could cause flooding. in the southeast along 85 and 77, raleigh, and to the west unbelieve. and four eight efeet of snow. thank you and police in. new york are looking for a thief who tried to cover his tracks. >> surveillance video shows the man kicking in an air

conditioner and jumping on a glass top table. while putting the air conditioner back in place. knocked over the desk. dismantling it. >> still, police say he left with $2,000 in cash, two tvs, two computers and a bmw he used to drive through a fence to escape. why is he working so hard to leave it toidy if he's planning on going through a against. >> well, now it's a lettal bit scratched up. coming up a woman asleep at home when something crashed through her roof. >> and later in the skinny hear why it's a big dpra the biebs. kinny hear why it's a big day for the beebs.

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now behind bars, awaiting arraignment, the married man is accused of going that span. they're working to be extra vigila vigilant. so make sure you have in the correct car. and warning to share your location with a frent and always trust your intuition. >> if convicted, the alleged cereal rapist could face up to 300 years behind bars. on a lighter note an uber passenger got a very different journey than he was hoping for. >> so kenny bachmann was partying with friends when he got an uber to take him back to where he was staying near west virginia's university. not too farks or so he thought.

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stones guitarist, keith richards. >> richards jokes that mick jagger needed a vasectomy. saying it's time for the snip. you can't be the father of that age to four kids. so jagger as eight children ranging in age from 47 years old. to 19 months. >> oh. >> so quite big range but he now says they were comcompletely ouf line. >> they've been open about having a roller coaster relationship. they recently announced they're going back on the road. but mick is in his 70s. >> he is up there. so the name of the tour is no filter. maybe richards is hoping for a filter. and like an old married couple.

>> giving up some of his beauty secrets, talking about his hair and had plenty to say on the subject. says she will not call hame silver fox. >> he earned that nickname when had his hair quickly turned grey over the years in the white house. she said he could have avoided it title altogether if he just dooeed his hair while in office. >> she says he maybe would look too good though and hent hadded she may even dye her own hair. it's like ladies hair dye, diet and exercise. that's the key. now you know. >> so we want to wish a happy birthday to baby face.

>> the biebs is turning 24 today but how he's celebrating is a big secret or at least it was supposed to be. so this will be his first birthday celebrated with on again, off again girlfriend selena gomez. so selena's planning a surprise party for him. surprise. >> surprise. wait, so she was supposedly gathering are had his efriends and family for a major event. if we know about it, duant he know about it? must be hard to throw a surprise party when you're part of a celebrity couple like that. sorry about that. happy birthday, biebs. he did say after the party they're planning on spending alone time which is what he asked for. >> the fab 4. >> we're wishing the biebs a

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♪ n.d.t. neal degrass tyson still. >> i didn't realize what you meant by n.d.t. we're back with a different look at science. this is what they call a swap-opportunity. it's a rare 12-person transplant swap. >> so the procedure is alone mind boggling. but what's even more amazing is that 12 people who were involved werer are had strangers. megan hickey from our power

house with more. >> reporter: 19-year-old philip wanted to giving his friend the life saving gift off a kidney but unfortunately he wasn't a match. >> we got many calls but they've always been turned down. >> it was tough anews for 21-year-old flaherty who's been waiting on six years for kidney dialysis. >> for this to be happening now is amazing. i don't even know what to say. >> kimberley cooper a complete stranger, was a match. and in return paired with a match of his own. 59-year-old louise. >> the cool thing about kidneys is it's the only one you're born with a spare of. i had an extra one i'd been lugging around. >> i didn't know it was going to

be like this. amen. >> reporter: aunts and uncles and second cousins weren't matches for their loved ones but found out they were for other people in the pool. >> it can really create access to transplants that can many times be difficult. >> reporter: it six pares went through hours of simultaneous surgeries last week. >> i'm just looking at her and holding her hand. i hope she just takes it and runs run s with it. >> reporter: donors like cooper say they just hope this story inspires others to donate too. >> to know you're going to be saving a life, you don't need a key for that. >> and all the recipients and donor are doing great. >> and i'm sure they're all

making news in america this morning, new turmoil at the white house. the president's longest serving adviser, hope hicks, resigns one day after reportedly admitting she told white lies for the president. we have new details about her exit. overnight, senior adviser jared kushner back in the spotlight for loans his business may have received. and attorney general jeff sessions fights back after another presidential insult seen here gathering with his top deputies at the justice department. we have the latest from washington. president trump shocks members of his own party with his comments on gun control. >> take the guns first, go through due process second. >> what the nra is now saying this morning. plus, walmart taking new action on gun sales and we take you to the church holding a gun commitment ceremony.