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and from one fire to another in oregon and this train trestle turning into an inferno. firefighters fought the flames in difficult terrain last night. the fire spreading quickly forcing evacuation of nearby businesses including a chemical company. the flames did splead spread to nearby brush but it posed no further risk. a wild accident in new york city as a car slams into a starbucks. the black toyota veers to the left and crosses the bike lane. the driver narrowly avoids hitting a delivery man who jumps out of the way. witnesses say his leg was injured. he and a passenger in the car were treated at the hospital. lucky, lucky, lucky there, huh? >> absolutely, wow. retail giant target is changing its ways by changing its signs. they're announcing they will no longer be using signs referring to a specific gender in certain sections of the stores. >> the move after consumer backlash thanks to one mom and

the power of seesocial media. >> reporter: target taking an unprecedented step towards gender neutrality after a social media backlash. their goal defy gender stereotypes within the aisles. according to abc news, the retail giant says they're working to phase out gender based signage to help strike a better balance. >> target is it a huge retailer and it's certainly popular with young people. >> reporter: the game changing conversation kicked off with a mom of three, abby, who tweeted this photo from inside her local target store showing a sign for building sets and a separate sign for girls building sets. the caption reading don't do this target. that picture re-tweeted nearly 3,000 times. >> as my kids got old enough to notice that there is a distinction, my boys didn't want to go down the girly aisles. we would have these conversations about it's okay for kids to play with any toys they want to. >> reporter: target vowing to change with the times by

revamping signage in their toys as well as their home and entertainment areas. saying the kids bedding area signs will no longer feature suggestions for boys and girls. just kids. they will remove reference to gender including the use of pink, blue, yellow or green paper on the back wall of our shelves. >> retailers have an incredible opportunity here. they're opening up a whole world of possibility for these kids. >> reporter: this isn't the first time retailers have ditched gender stereotypes. since 2012, a 13-year-old urged easy-bake oven to make a more neutral product. many products switching over with these gender neutral signs. >> target says they will make these changes over the next few months. it is interesting, a lot of companies are paying attention to social media. whatever you put on facebook or twitter, they're really reading. a 7-year-old girl wrote to lego and said why don't we have more female characters on lego boxes. they created a whole female scientist series.

>> kids play with whatever and whoever they want until they're told not to it seems. it seems like the outside influences are what you know, kind of divisive. if kids are left to their own devices, they're going to pick whatever they like, you know, whatever they choose. >> as a parent, i sometimes forget that sometimes we're conditioned almost girls play with dolls, boys play with trucks. at one point, my son is older than my daughter. she was playing with so many trucks, someone said you need to buy her a couple of dolls. so i did. >> i'm glad it is like that, but it is not just for apparel, bedding and toys. >> and the bathrooms will still be separate. >> that's good to know. still to come, the bitter custody battle where an actress is refusing to send her children back to europe despite a court order to do so. why she's now being accused of

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at the center of a bitter custody battle. her husband accusing her of kidnapping their children. >> reporter: so she's refusing to send her children back to their father in europe despite numerous orders to do so. today a court once again weighs in on her move. linsey davis has the story. >> reporter: actress kelly rutherford's ex-husband is calling her a kidnapper after she failed to send their two children back to him in monaco last thursday as stipulated in their court ordered arangement. >> from the beginning i said i would fight for my children. >> reporter: she played the mom on tv's "gossip girl." she divorced german business man daniel giersch. their shared custody arrangement was interrupted when he was banned from enter the u.s. a california judge ordered them to live with their father temporarily while he applied for a new visa, something she says

he hasn't done, telling me in april. are you more frustrated or angry or sad? >> i could sit here and tell you how often i cry, not being able to take them to school, dress them, smell them, hug them. >> reporter: the kids were 2 and 5 when ordered to go live with their dad temporarily. now 6 and 8 years old, a monaco court ruled the kids should spend several weeks of summer vacation with rutherford before returning to her ex-husband. but now rutherford is refusing to send them back. rutherford is now being ordered to appear in a new york court later today with both children. her ex-husband's attorney saying daniel just wants his kids. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> that's a complex situation. >> there's also a hearing on september 3rd in monaco. so people are saying it could be a dicey situation based how they rule there. ultimately, the big quell is could the state department be forced to step in if it's another country's jurisdiction versus here in the u.s.? >> our legal analyst dan abrams says it looks like monaco is going to have demand that the

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he tries eventually to take the box from the dog but the dog refuses to let it go. >> i feel bad laughing at it, but he's cute. but oh! but it is entertaining. >> i know. he just keeps going round and round with this box in his mouth. >> dogs play with the wrapping and packaging more than the actual toy inside. >> i would love to be in his head to figure out what's going on there. now to some good karma. we have a guy named josh in oregon. so he's hanging out outside his house and hears a couple of teenagers ragging on his neighbor, an elderly man's house because it's kind of dilapidated. so he thinks i've got to do something about this. he goes on to facebook and he tries to recruit. that's him and the gentleman there. he goes to facebook to recruit some help, some volunteers. lo and behold, people are good, 100 people show up. volunteered. >> look at that house. >> starbucks even donated some

water and some tea. they all got the paint together and slapped a new coat. and there it is. >> oh, look at that. >> that's what it looks like now. >> oh, that's gorgeous. >> i would love to live in that house. >> good karma. >> cozy. very nice. >> people are good still. >> i always like to see that. i've always called 2015 the year of the female athlete because we saw the national women's soccer team make it all the way to the world cup finals and win. and take a look at this 7-year-old ball girl. this is padres. look at that ball. she leans over and just catches it. can we queue that up again and watch it one more time? >> a 6 or 7-year-old. >> and then it goes down, catches it, bottom, yeah, that's right. >> that is incredible. >> how is that for the year of the woman? >> and an execution to

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breaking news this morning on "world news now." breaking news this morning on "world news now." the unpredictable scene now in ferguson after another day of protests and violence. the riot police are back on the scene again. the latest from missouri. extreme conditions. dangerous downpours flooding the middle of the country, threatening the northeast today. while firefighters in the west face another difficult day. fright fling flight. the airliner that flew into a hailstorm. the aircraft damaged and the wild ride for the crew and passengers. and later in "the skinny," singing sensations. this unusual duet made possible by technology. the song is exploding in popularity in a matter of hours. it is tuesday, august 11th.

from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning. i'm reena ninan. phillip mena in for t.j. >> i sure am. >> just talking about this app. he kind of has a high voice. right? >> he does that falsetto. i didn't know if he could hit it or not. derulo did. it's going to be entertaining. very serious news. the return of chaos in ferguson, missouri, just one year later. i want to take you to some live pictures that show protesters and riot police filling the streets for the second night in a row. >> dozens of people were arrested on monday and even more overnight. tensions rising after the somber anniversary of michael brown's death ended with looting and gunshots. live pictures there. more now from abc's jim ryan. >> reporter: ferguson, missouri, under a state of emergency. protesters had traffic backed up as they blocked a nearby highway.

>> more arrests up here on the parking lot. >> reporter: they didn't resist as police broke them up. authorities are hoping to avoid a repeat of violence that brought back painful memories of rioting last year. >> multiple shots fired. >> multiple shots fired. >> multiple shots fired. >> reporter: after nightfall, gunfire shattered the calm of sunday's peaceful protests. >> anybody hit on this side? >> we just want to be as patient as possible. >> reporter: even catching ferguson's interim police chief off guard. 18-year-old tyrone harris was shot and critically wounded when police say they returned fire after harris shot at them. >> last night was pretty out of control at times. >> reporter: more protests at the federal courthouse in st. louis. police made more than 50 arrests. despite minor scuffles, the the demonstrators remain peaceful. >> this is what community looks like. >> reporter: police at the scene of rioting and looting. this beauty parlor was ransacked in last year's violence and again. >> you have to keep going. what can you do.

i can't quit. failure is not an option. >> reporter: but as riot police are standing by, it looks like the unrest may continue with another long night ahead. jim ryan, abc news, ferguson, missouri. well, turning now to the fatal police shooting of an unarmed teen in texas. 19-year-old college football player christian taylor seen here breaking a car windshield at a dealership in arlington. taylor's brother said he is not angry with police but he questioned the use of deadly force. there were no cameras in the show room where taylor was shot and officers in arlington don't have body cameras. police are promising a thorough investigation. and in wisconsin the 2-year-old -- excuse me, the two 13-year-old girls in the slender man case will be tried as adults. the girls were just 12 when they were accused of stabbing a classmate 19 times in an effort to please a fictional online character. the judge says he worried the girls would stop receiving mental health treatment and be released in five years with no supervision. if convicted in adult court, they could face up to 65 years in prison.

the ntsb meets today to investigate the cause of the accident that injured tracy morgan and killed his friend. preliminary reports found that the walmart driver who hit morgan's limo was speeding at the time. he also hadn't slept in more than 24 hours. morgan and two others who survived settled with walmart for undisclosed amounts. this story is something many of us can relate to at this hour. air traffic controllers admitting they are making mistakes because they're tired. they average just over 5 1/2 hours of sleep a day and more than six in ten admitted to losing focus or falling asleep while commuting to the midnight shift. an airliner packed with passengers struck by a heavy hailstorm. abc's david kerley has the pictures. >> reporter: all this damage, remarkable evidence of the wild ride for this delta a-320. >> we are having a hard time here.

delta 1889. our windshield is pretty severely damaged. >> reporter: in fact, nearly impossible to see forward. and here's why. two storms, the delta jet hoping to shoot the gap but as experts at the weather underground recreated with maps, you can see the jet colliding with the strongest part of the storm. the purple, pelting the jet with large hail, taking out its weather radar and windshield leaves the pilot with little choice. >> probably going to do an auto land here. >> reporter: auto land is a rarity usually in bad weather when pilots program the computer and it's hands off. >> then if the airplane will lock onto the signal and it will fly itself down, land and decelerate on the runway all by itself. >> reporter: it worked in that emergency landing in denver. one passenger suffered minor injuries. as for the jetliner, it's headed for the repair shop. david kerley, abc news, reagan washington airport. firefighters are battling the latest wildfire in northern california. the jerusalem fire started on sunday afternoon and has burned more than 6,000 acres.

mandatory evacuations have been ordered. five air tankers and three helicopters are being used to battle the blaze. tinder dry brush caused by the california drought is giving the flames added fuel. a man trying to protect his home near the jerusalem fire was arrested. he set an inlegal backfire to burn brush near his home as the larger wildfire began to rage. he was jailed and posted bail. he now knows that setting the backfire was a mistake. the denver area could get more drenching rain today after getting pummeled by another powerful line of thunderstorms. streets were quickly inundated by floodwaters as heavy rain and hail came down. many cars had a tough time getting around the waterlogged roads. heavy downpours also swamped parts of michigan. flash flooding surrounded cars and left drivers stranded. people had to wade through knee high water and even tractor-trailers had to proceed with extreme caution.

wow. today's forecast of flood watches and warnings in the northeast. up to 3 inches of rain from boston down to d.c. red flag warnings, oppressive heat and lightning storms in the pacific northwest. and heat advisories in the south, mild and september-like in the midwest. >> 70s from chicago to boston, 80s in minneapolis, kansas city and denver. 90s in portland, new orleans, albuquerque, triple digits in phoenix and dallas. well, talk about eating locally sourced food, right? that's the big buzz right now. astronauts aboard the international space station were able to munch on lettuce grown on board. first they ate the red romaine lettuce raw and then they dressed it with a little bit of oil and vinegar. >> what? >> is that it right there? well, the experiment has an eye toward the future. eventual trips to mars will require that crews be able to grow their own food. yeah, that doesn't look too appealing but it's impressive that they're doing it up there. >> really you would eat this?

>> yeah. delicious. >> he gets excited over broccoli too. >> oil and vinegar. >> i'm not so sure. >> i know they've got to sustain once we get to mars but -- i mean -- starbucks will end up opening one up there. mcdonald's, they'll figure it out. they'll figure it out. >> you're probably right. >> love to see scott kelly up there though. coming up in "the skinny," how some unusual duties just posted online nearly broke the internet in just a matter of hours. also ahead, the return of "baywatch." who will be running around shirtless or in a red bikini replacing david hasselhoff and his co-stars. but first, the huge expense for parents on the back-to-school shopping list. stay tuned for expert advice on finding secret bargains. you're watching "world news now." "world news now" weather, brought to you by olay regenerist. hands...where it belongs.

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new alphabet. some businesses including youtube which were operating the business under the google corporate umbrella will now be a part of alphabet. larry page will be the new ceo. he says internet users will see no change due to the shake-up. for many parents, it's the most wonderful time of the year. it's not christmas. >> back to school. >> back to school, right. >> that's what it says there at least. i don't have kids. >> before sending the kids back to school, there's obviously some shopping to be done, right? >> yeah, with high schoolers, it's the most an average of $1400 per student. kids are expensive. abc's linsey davis has helped one family cut down on those costs. >> reporter: it's that time of year again. light blue? here. and that means hitting the stores. >> we get it? >> yeah. >> reporter: with those back to school lists. >> lunch box, pencils. >> reporter: every year this family of four spends more than $1500 on getting ready for school. >> with two kids, i'm spending twice as much as i have in the

past when i only had one school aged. >> and you're going to have three kids. >> and with a third on the way i'm more budget conscious. >> reporter: enter lindsay powers director of yahoo! parenting, armed with easy ways to save. first, did you know there are apps like iboughta or ebates that pay you to shop? just search for your store and ka-ching, cash back on all your purchases. >> 2% cash back, it's activated. you can combine it with what is already on sale. >> reporter: next up, an oldie but goodie. sign up for mailing lists. those often give exclusive sales only to subscribers. this l.l. bean listing alerted them to a 25% deal off backpacks and lunchboxes they were already going to buy already. >> at 25% off, that's going to take your total down to about 75 bucks. >> that's great. >> reporter: if you're shopping online, check sites or apps like

retailmenot or shopular for secret savings like this 25% off at staples. >> all your school supplies, just over $160. we've added this coupon. it's dropped down to about $140. >> reporter: those same apps also alerting you to in-store deals using the gps locator to find you savings as soon as you walk in. >> ready to go shopping? >> reporter: after ringing it all up -- >> your total is $490. >> i've got the code. >> reporter: after saving $163, your total is only $240. >> we saved a ton of money. >> reporter: all in all, saving this family more than $250. over 15% of their back to school budget. linsey davis, abc news, new york. wow, it's a lot of money, isn't it? i saved my texas instrument graphics calculator. my son's going to use that. >> pass it on down. >> i don't care what special app. i'm going to say, i paid $62 at radio shack. >> $1400 per student.

i want to apologize to my mother for when i was kid asking for jordans, silly, silly kid. no wonder she's laughing me out of here. >> did you have a trapper keeper? >> i did. who didn't have a trapper keeper? >> you were in the '80s. you had a trapper keeper. >> it wasn't too gender neutral though. i think it was blue. >> it was blue. >> that was way before that whole thing. there was definitely a line of demarcation. >> so pink trapper keeper was not for you. >> not for me. my sister had one. what is it called? i'm not going to remember. can't remember what those things are called. >> a lot of states have tax free shopping right about now. so you should check to make sure you can make good advantage of that. >> lisa frank, i thought of it. >> lisa frank. >> that's what they were called. the girls one. way back in the day. there used to be that, trapper keepers. wow, that was a throwback. not even thursday. what's coming up, reena? epic music mash-up going

wildly viral. you've got to stick around for this one. celebrity protest stunt in solidarity with a famous whale. "the skinny" is next. >> "world new now" continues after this fro

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and topping the skinny this morning, worlds collide with music's biggest stars. >> country star luke bryan and r&b pop star jason derulo performing a digital duet. the two recently appearing in central park for gma's summer concert series. but it wasn't till bryan recorded his part of the duty using the same karaoke app the two collaborated. >> luke had a little trouble with the high notes. >> just to get up next to you. ♪ so high ♪ so high >> i can't do that. ♪ >> i can't do that either. >> i love that. that was my favorite line. i can't do that. they were great. i love seeing the two of them together. so talented in both their own rights. >> it's a cool song. i like his effort. he couldn't get up there. >> i'm waiting for the christmas album. >> that's coming.

that's the first time the two stars have appeared using that app together. >> the clip garnered millions of views in a couple of hours after bryan tweeted out the clip with a message to jason saying you are a singing fool. >> 11 billion hits now. steve-o of "jackass" known for his stunts. but his latest one seems to have some meaning behind it. >> it also landed him in jail. he climbed a crane in los angeles in apparent protest of seaworld emergency workers responded. they thought it might be a suicide. but the performer told reporters what he was going for when he was let out of jail. >> that's steve-o filming himself with an inflatable killer whale. after he posted that he was going to do that. i mean, it goes without saying, i did it to put my foot down for shamu. >> oh, boy. even he can't seem to take it seriously. he's apparently quite passionate about the cause. >> last year steve-o climbed up

to a freeway sign and changed it so that it read seaworld sucks. when asked why, he said simply because it's the right thing to do. still crazy after all these years. steve-o. british singing sensation sam smith is in love these days and apparently with himself. yesterday smith latched on to his very own wax figure at madame francisco. >> despite cleaning up at the grammy awards earlier this year, smith isn't taking himself too seriously as you can tell from the kisses and licks he gave himself during the big unveiling. >> during the reveal he encouraged fans in true british fashion feel free to touch my wax bump. robert pattinson is engaged. surprising news. we're having a hard time believing it. >> his fiancee says she's never seen "twilight." come on. yeah, right, come on. >> that's what they all say. >> the singer fka twigs told a british paper despite being every teen girl's favorite vampire, she's never watched him

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"baywatch" was its own breed of television. ♪ some people stand in the spotlight ♪ >> reporter: a fan favorite and also a punch line. the '90s drama about california lifeguards ran for 11 seasons making david hasselhoff and that red bathing suit even more of an international star. now 26 years later, "baywatch" the movie. hollywood hunk zac efron rumored to be in talks to star opposite dwayne the rock johnson in paramount's reboot. according to the "hollywood reporter." while reps have not confirmed, the rock heading to twitter saying it's big. me and bud zac efron been talking about this one for a long time. can someone get my baby oil #ratedr. efron responding so stoked brother, baby oil for two, please. the studio telling abc news it has no comment.

it is no mystery why efron may be up for the role. here he is in "neighbors." >> i think that's a compliment. >> he has now won best shirtless performance of the year at the mtv movie awards two years running. once he dons the tight red trunks, fans will probably be begging to get rescued. this may well be the year of nostalgia in hollywood as this movie is set to join a tidal wave of recent reboots like "jurassic world," "vacation," and "terminator genisys" and to boost the nostalgia quotient perhaps the hoff might make a slow mo splashy return in the newest "baywatch." dan harris, abc news, new york. >> were you a big "baywatch" fan? >> i was. it's going to be huge. it wasn't on in the time of the twitter world. >> we're also going to be co-starring. >> oh, man. >> that was our -- when we tried out. we auditioned. this was part of the audition. >> you could have least given me zac's abs if you were going to play around. >> my body was totally real. >> this is abc's "world news now" informing insomniacs for

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good morning. i'm phillip mena. >> and i'm reena ninan. here's some of the top headlines we are following this morning. the state of emergency. police and protesters pouring into the streets of ferguson, missouri, for the second night in a row. nearly 60 people arrested yesterday. tensions flaring after the anniversary of michael brown's death ended in violence. full coverage straight ahead. mega drug haul. the coast guard offloads a record billion dollars worth of cocaine. the 66,000 pounds of coke seized off the coast of latin america now in the hands of u.s. officials in san diego. in oregon, a challenge for firefighters when a seldom used train trestle went up in flames. they battled difficult conditions and rough terrain to control the fire. before it could spread to a

nearby chemical company. former texas governor rick perry has hit financial trouble in his run for the white house. campaign staffers in south carolina are no longer being paid. perry has struggled to gain traction among the crowded gop field. those are some of our top stories on this tuesday, august 11th. from abc news, this is "world news now." good morning. we begin this half hour with a city on edge. ferguson, missouri, reigniting one year after the fatal police shooting of michael brown. >> a state of emergency in effect as police face off with hundreds of people, many of them are angry that police shot another 18-year-old accused of firing at officers first. abc's jim ryan is in ferguson. we spoke with him a short while ago. >> reporter: it's almost a festival atmosphere for several hours with protestors listening to music, socializing and occasion smally lobbying insults at the police officers who are lined up just across the street.

and someone threw what the police say were frozen water bottles and rocks. the riot squad searched and about a dozen people were taken into custody. things have quieted down again. occasionally you see it start to pick back up. the atmosphere calms and this ebb and flow is lasting throughout the evening hours now into the early morning. >> jim, who's out there hanging out right now? >> reporter: well, mainly young people out here at this point, pry mowerly teens, primarily, maybe teens or 20-year-olds out here on this side of west florissant. the police officers on the opposite side of the street. >> on sunday before the violence broke out, there were calls for a day of civil disobedience. did you see anything in that regards today throughout the day? >> reporter: yes, there were more than 50 people taken into custody. they had themselves arrested standing outside the courthouse in st. louis. they refused to move. some of them were religious leaders who spilled oil onto the sidewalk. they said they were anointing that building. so they were taken into custody. but that remained a peaceful

demonstration there. >> abc's jim ryan in ferguson. more than a dozen people were arrested overnight. police saying it's criminals stirring up trouble. not the protesters. we'll stay on top of the story and the tensions in the st. louis area. and we'll get another update from the ferguson area in our next half hour. now to the latest on that political feud between donald trump and megyn kelly. kelly says she won't respond to the personal attack by trump over the weekend in which she implied -- he implied rather that she was hormonal at the republican debate. she did, however, address the attack on her professionally. >> trump who is the front-runner will not apologize. and i certainly will not apologize for doing good journalism. >> trump tweeted he has been assured by the network's chairman roger ailes he will be treated fairly. there's been a spike in violence in turkey following the country's crack down on extremists including isis. the u.s. consulate in istanbul came under attack yesterday. here's abc's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: a day of heavy violence in istanbul, turkey, as

gunfire and chaos erupted when two women opened fire at the u.s. consulate early monday. the state department says no one at the consulate was hurt. the far left organization revolutionary people's liberation army front claimed responsibility for the attack. >> we've made it clear our expectations is that turkey is going to take the necessary steps to prevent any civilian casualties and to act in accordance with international humanitarian law. >> reporter: turkey has launched air strikes against both rebels from the far left organization in iraq and islamic state militants in syria. abc news consultant brad garrett says turkey's decision to start fighting the islamic state are apparently behind the latest round of attacks by militant groups. >> it's angered both people in the country and groups opposed to the turkish government. >> reporter: turks have said their focus inside syria is to counter isil forces. kirby says the turks also have a right to defend themselves when attacked by other militant groups like the kurdistan

workers party. >> we've made clear what our expectations are with respect to that retaliation. >> reporter: one of the women was later shot and taken into custody. authorities are still looking for a second woman. reena, phillip? >> thank you so much. the staunch espionage trial is coming to a close for a journalist detained in tehran after more than a year. jason spoke in his own defense in the hearing yesterday, a final hearing. it was held behind closed doors. his lawyer gave no details about the testimony. his family says he is an innocent victim of years of hostility between the u.s. and iran. >> he's very tired. he's very isolated. they don't have him with other people that he can speak with the same languages. english, farsi. and so he's very isolated. >> u.s. officials have pressed for the release of rezaian and other americans detained in iran but their freedom was not a stipulation in the landmark nuclear deal.

about a dozen rowers got sick during a trial run for next summer's olympic games. the team doctors say the dirty water near the competition area in rio de janiero may have caused the illnesses. but u.s. and international sailing officials say there's no evidence to support that. some have raised concerns about the water quality at the olympic venues. several new developments this morning in that deadly bear attack in yellowstone national park. authorities may have captured that bear that killed the 63-year-old experienced hiker. kayna whitworth has the latest. >> reporter: park rangers at the yellowstone national park have just caught a bear cub they believe was also involved in the athat can that killed 63-year-old lance crosby. biologists are also confident they have the female grizzly involved, but the testing continues, and if these are the bears, they will be put down. officials say once a bear attacks a human, it's lost all fear and poses grave danger. park officials are concerned about human interaction with all

wildlife but for bears in particular, they say you should move slowly, talk loudly, make sure you carry bear spray and leave your pack on. that can protect you if the bear gets aggressive. attacks are relatively rare. despite the fact that about 800 grizzlies are thought to inhabit the park that 3 million visitors come to each year. yet yellowstone has only seen eight deadly encounters in nearly 100 years. we're more likely to run into a bear on the side of the road than in the back country and they're urging motorists not to get within 100 yards of wildlife and be extra cautious if you see a female bear and her cubs. a female and her cubs. kayna whitworth, yellowstone national park. now to northern california where firefighters are battling another major wildfire. it's called the jerusalem fire. it started on sunday afternoon and has burned more than 6,000 acres. evacuations are now mandatory. five air tankers and three helicopters are being used to battle the rapidly spreading

flames. the brush is dry and today the winds will be gusty. a man trying to protect his home near the jerusalem fire was arrested. he set an illegal backfire to burn brush near his home as the larger wildfire began to rage. he was jailed and posted bail. he now says that setting that fire was a mistake. in today's forecast, red flag warnings posted for the pacific northwest. firefighters face gusty winds oppressive heat and the chance of lightning storms. flood watches and warnings in the northeast with up to three inches of rain expected. heat advisories in the south. mild and september-like in the midwest. >> triple digits in phoenix and in dallas. 90s in portland, new orleans and in memphis. 80s in washington, d.c., atlanta and kansas city. 70s in los angeles, chicago and new york. there's new hope for farmers devastated by the avian flu. the first farm in iowa has reopened after being restocked with thousands of baby turkeys. the owner acknowledged there could be another breakout but he said they're better off prepared

if it happens again. 35 million birds infected by the flu since april. a vaccine now in the works. another attempt to beef up sales at mcdonald's, the fast food giant now testing table service. customers at 50 restaurants will be able to place orders at a kiosk and wait at a table for servers to bring them their food. other new perks include customized burgers with a choice of different cheeses, buns and toppings. >> you do a lot of mcdonald's stories on the overnight and taco bell. >> it seems like it. taco bell, i thought about that. >> and mcdonald's. >> maybe tomorrow you can do a delivery run for us. >> there you go. waiters at mcdonald's though, huh? wait and see. that's what i'm talking about. >> sorry. >> way to stay with us. >> i didn't have much sleep during the overnight. >> talk about it again during the break. >> if you tuck your children into bed a few hours ago with a bedtime story, you didn't just help them fall asleep.

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breaking news this morning on "world news now." demonstrations again in ferguson, missouri, after the shooting and disturbances 24 hours ago. riot police are out in full force right now. live coverage ahead. political feud. the nasty battle between republican front-runner donald trump and debate moderator megyn kelly. is an apology coming soon? changes in store. gender neutrality in the children's department. forget about products sold to just boys or girls. >> retailers have an incredible opportunity here. >> is this a marketing stunt or a step toward political correctness? and facing justice. the actress accused of kidnapping her own children and taking them out of the country. kelly rutherford's personal

custody fight going very public. it's tuesday, august 11th. from abc news, this is "world news now." good tuesday morning. i'm phillip mena in for t.j. holmes. >> i'm reena ninan. we'll begin again with another night of tension in ferguson, missouri. a state of emergency one year after the death of michael brown. >> police in riot gear were out in full force overnight bracing for more violence as hundreds of people lingered in the streets and followed a day of clashes and dozens of arrests. and a shooting the night before. abc's jim ryan has been watching it all unfold. he joins us now live. good morning, jim. >> reporter: hello. after a demonstration punctuated by gunfire and an 18-year-old was shot and critically injured by the police, another crowd gathered here tonight on west florissant avenue. it was almost a festival atmosphere with protesters listening to music, socializing

and occasionally lobbying insults at the officers lined up just across the street. someone threw what the police say were frozen water bottles and rocks. about a dozen people were taken into custody. things have quieted down again. occasionally you see it start to pick back up. the atmosphere calms and this ebb and flow is lasting throughout the evening hours now into the early morning. and no reports of anybody seriously injured. but about a dozen people taken into custody. phillip, reena. >> jim, who is out there hanging out right now? i know you said there's ebbs and flows of people, but who's out there right now? >> reporter: it's mainly young people out here at this point. before it was a multigenerational crowd of older people, even some children here with their families. now it's primarily late teens, maybe 20-year-olds on this side of florissant avenue. the police officers on the opposite side of the street. >> on sunday before the violence broke out, there were calls for

a day of civil disobedience. did you see anything in that regards throughout the day? >> reporter: yes, there were more than 50 people that were taken into custody. they were standing outside the courthouse in st. louis. they refused to move. some of them were religious leaders who spilled oil onto the sidewalk. they said they were anointing that building. they were taken into custody. that remains a peaceful demonstration there. >> there's still no curfew enforced, right? i remember a year ago they had curfews in place when the violence really kicked off. is there calls for that to happen? >> reporter: no, there's no curfew at this point. some people think it might be a good idea. at this point, all the emergency order that was put into place today does is to place control of law enforcement in this community and surrounding communities with the county police department and the county police chief. so that's really all that's done. >> abc's jim ryan reporting live from ferguson, missouri. jim, thank you so much. and stay with abc news as we

monitor updates this morning all morning long on "america this morning" and "good morning america." the u.s. consulate in istanbul came under attack during a spike in violence across turkey yesterday. no one was hurt after two women opened fire on the building. a far left group claimed responsibility. abc news consultant brad garrett says turkey stepped up battle against militant groups including isis led to the attack. >> it's angered both people in the country and groups that are opposed to the turkish government. >> u.s. f-16 fighter jets now based in turkey are expected to begin flying combat missions against isis in the coming days. fox news channel's megyn kelly is speaking out this morning following that personal attack by donald trump. it's the first time we've heard from kelly since some believe trump accused her of being hormonal during the republican debate. here's abc's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: republican presidential candidate donald trump still out front in the polls and he's not backing down

from his comments about fox news host megyn kelly. >> you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever. >> reporter: trump during an interview on cnn saying he felt attacked by kelly during the gop presidential debate. kelly defended her questioning of trump on her show "the kelly file." >> trump who is the frontrunner will not apologize. and i certainly will not apologize for doing good journalism. >> reporter: the gop backlash more intense than what trump faced on his controversial comments about immigrants and american p.o.w.s. the billionaire mogul insisting he has no problem with women and that he was not implying anything about menstruation. democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton responded to questions about trump during a press conference in new hampshire. >> i thought what he said was offensive and i certainly think that it deserves the kind of reaction that it's getting.

>> reporter: trump's battling the gop while also shaking up his team. trump fired his senior advisor roger stone saying stone was using the campaign for personal publicity. stone insists he quit. back over to you, reena and phillip. >> thank you. democratic candidate bernie sanders is attracting huge crowds during a swing through california. and he picked up an endorsement from the nation's largest nurses union. it's his first endorsement by a major labor group. the union says it likes his record on expanding medicare. on the republican side, financial trouble for former texas governor rick perry. his campaign staff in south carolina is no longer being paid. south carolina is one of the key early primary states. perry has struggled to gain traction in the crowded race, barely getting above 1 or 2% in the polls. we are off to a record drug haul for the coast guard seizing more than a billion dollars in cocaine.

66,000 pounds of drugs were confiscated nearly two dozen separate confrontations with smugglers off central and south america. the coast guard dropped it off in san diego yesterday. it's the biggest single off load of narcotics ever. >> every one of these bricks of cocaine is destined for the united states. 400 metric tons is consumed in our country each year. >> the coast guard has seized more drugs in this fiscal year than the previous three years combined. about a dozen rowers on the u.s. olympic team got sick during the trial run for next summer's games. the team doctor says dirty water near the competition area in rio de janeiro may have caused the illnesses, but international sailing officials say there's no evidence to support that. some have raised concerns about the water quality at the public venues. back at home, a toxic colorado mine spill is causing major water problems across several states. the epa says 3 million gallons of mine waste spilled into the colorado waters, not 1 million.

the agency workers accidentally caused the disaster last week. the discolored water stretches more than 100 miles from where it originated. it's now threatening wildlife in colorado, new mexico and utah. >> you see something that your mind isn't ready or adjusted to seeing. >> we're encouraging people to stay out of the river. >> new data released by agencies show the sludge has 300 times the normal level of arsenic. and 3500 normal times the amount of lead. a state of emergency has been declared in colorado and new mexico. there's a baby boom in buffalo about nine months after a record breaking snowstorm. it's been called the snovember baby boom. maternity wards say they are filled with newborns. >> officials say this will likely be the most significant increase that the hospital has seen. they typically have six babies born a day. recently the hospital has had as many as 15 to 16 babies born each day.

i hope all those ladies who want an epidural are able to get an epidural. >> congrats to them. i still never understand, hey, it's cold outside. let's make a baby. >> really? >> no. i mean, they have netflix, right? something. >> there's not a whole lot of activity when it's cold outside. >> like i said, there's internet. there's netflix. you don't need to be cold to get in the -- that's all i'm saying. >> what's going to keep you warm if you're watching netflix? >> congrats again to those parents. well, coming up in "the mix," the year of the woman in sports and the 7-year-old girl who is an instant baseball sensation. also a legal ultimatum to an actress in the middle of a custody to dispute. kelly rutherford's battle with her children, her ex-husband and the judge. but first, gender neutrality in the toy aisle and how parents are reacting to a big change at a popular discount store. >> remember to check out our behind-the-scenes pics on instagram, abcwnn.

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amazing scene there. and from one fire to another in oregon and this train trestle turning into an inferno. firefighters fought the flames in difficult terrain last night. the fire spreading quickly forcing evacuation of nearby businesses including a chemical company. the flames did spread to nearby brush but it posed no further risk. a wild accident in new york city as a car slams into a starbucks. the black toyota veers to the left and crosses the bike lane. the driver narrowly avoids hitting a delivery man who jumps out of the way. witnesses say his leg was injured. he and a passenger in the car were treated at the hospital. lucky, lucky, lucky there, huh? >> absolutely, wow. retail giant target is changing its ways by changing its signs. they're announcing they will no longer be using signs referring to a specific gender in certain sections of the stores. >> the move comes after consumer backlash thanks to one mom and the power of social media.

>> reporter: target taking an unprecedented step towards gender neutrality after a social media backlash. their goal defy gender stereotypes within the aisles. in a statement to abc news, the retail giant says they're working to phase out gender-based signage to help strike a better balance. >> target is a trend setter, he's a huge retailer and it's certainly popular with young people. >> reporter: the game changing conversation kicked off with a mom of three, abby, who tweeted this photo from inside her local target store showing a sign for building sets and a separate sign for girls building sets. the caption reading don't do this target. that picture re-tweeted nearly 3,000 times. >> as my kids got old enough to notice that there is a distinction, my boys didn't want to go down the girly aisles. we would have these conversations about it's okay for kids to play with any toys they want to. >> reporter: target vowing to change with the times by revamping signage in their toys

as well as their home and entertainment areas. saying the kids bedding area signs will no longer feature suggestions for boys and girls. just kids. and in toy aisles they will remove reference to gender, including the use of pink, blue, yellow or green paper on the back wall of our shelves. >> retailers have an incredible opportunity here. they're opening up a whole world of possibility for these kids. >> reporter: this isn't the first time retailers have ditched gender stereotypes. in 2012 a 13-year-old urged easy-bake oven to make a more neutral product. many products switching over with these gender neutral signs. >> target says they will make these changes over the next few months. it is interesting, a lot of companies are paying attention on social media. so whatever you put on facebook or their company pages or twitter, they're really reading. a 7-year-old girl wrote to lego and said why don't we have more female characters on lego boxes. they created a whole female scientist series.

>> kids play with whatever and whoever they want until they're told not to it seems. it seems like the outside influences are what you know, kind of divisive. if kids are left to their own devices, they're going to pick whatever they like, you know, whatever they choose. >> as a parent, i sometimes forget that sometimes we're conditioned almost girls play with dolls, boys play with trucks. at one point, my son is older than my daughter. she was playing with so many trucks, someone said you need to buy her a couple of dolls. so i did. >> i'm glad it is not like that for apparel, just bedding and toys. >> and the bathrooms will still be separate. >> that's good to know. coming up, the bitter custody battle where an actress is refusing to send her children back to europe despite a court order to do so. why she's now being accused of kidnapping. and athe ed in our next half hour, back-to-school savings as

summer vacation starts to wind down. the spending has only just begun. we'll have ways that you can save your family big bucks before classes start up again. you're watching "world news now."

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at the center of a bitter custody battle. her husband accusing her of kidnapping their children. >> reporter: so she's refusing to send her children back to their father in europe despite numerous orders to do so. today a court once again weighs in on her move. linsey davis has the story. >> reporter: actress kelly rutherford's ex-husband is calling her a kidnapper after she failed to send their two children back to him in monaco last thursday as stipulated in their court ordered arrangement. >> from the beginning i said i would fight for my children. >> reporter: she played the mom on tv's "gossip girl." her personal drama began six years ago when she divorced german businessman daniel giersch. their shared custody arrangement was interrupted when he was banned from enter the u.s. a california judge ordered them to live with their father temporarily while he applied for a new visa, something she says he hasn't done, telling me in april. are you more frustrated or angry or sad? >> i could sit here and tell you how often i cry, not being able

to take them to school, pick them up from school, dress them, smell them, hug them. >> reporter: the kids were 2 and 5 when ordered to go live with their dad temporarily. now 6 and 8 years old, a monaco court ruled the kids should spend several weeks of summer vacation with rutherford before returning to her ex-husband. but now rutherford is refusing to send them back. rutherford is now being ordered to appear in a new york court later today with both children. her ex-husband's attorney saying daniel just wants his kids. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> that's a complex situation. >> there's also a hearing on september 3rd in monaco. so people are saying it could be a dicey situation based how they rule there. ultimately, the big question is could the state department be forced to step in if it's another country's jurisdiction versus here in the u.s.? >> our legal analyst dan abrams

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whole ordeal. he tries eventually to take the box from the dog but the dog refuses to let it go. >> i feel bad laughing at it, but he's cute. but oh! but it is entertaining. >> i know. he just keeps going round and round with this box in his mouth. >> dogs play with the wrapping and packaging more than the actual toy inside. >> i would love to be in his head to figure out what's going on there. now to some good karma. we have a guy named josh in oregon. so he's hanging out outside his house and hears a couple of teenagers ragging on his neighbor, an elderly man's house because it's kind of dilapidated. there's a picture of the home right now. so he thinks i've got to do something about this. he goes on to facebook and he tries to recruit. that's him and the gentleman there. he goes to facebook to recruit some help, some volunteers. lo and behold, people are good, 100 people show up. volunteered. >> look at that house. >> starbucks even donated some water and some tea.

they all got the paint together and slapped a new coat. and there it is. >> oh, look at that. >> that's what it looks like now. >> oh, that's gorgeous. i would love to live in that house. >> good karma. >> cozy. very nice. >> people are good still. >> i always like to see that. i've always called 2015 the year of the female athlete because we saw the national women's soccer team make it all the way to the world cup finals and win. and take a look at this 7-year-old ball girl. this is padres. look at that ball. she leans over and just catches it. can we queue that up again and watch it one more time? >> a 6 or 7-year-old. >> and then it goes down, catches it -- boom, yeah, that's right. >> that is incredible. >> how is that for the year of the woman? >> and an execution to show phillies highlights, never have done that. and let's check out the backwards swinging. check this out. you've heard opposite field home

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breaking news this morning on "world news now." the unpredictable scene now in ferguson after another day of protests and violence. the riot police are back on the scene again. the latest from missouri. extreme conditions. dangerous downpours flooding the middle of the country, threatening the northeast today. while firefighters in the west face another difficult day. frightening flight. the airliner that flew into a hailstorm. the aircraft damaged and the wild ride for the crew and passengers. and later in "the skinny," singing sensations. this unusual duet made possible by technology. the song is exploding in popularity in a matter of hours. it is tuesday, august 11th.

from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning. i'm reena ninan. phillip mena in for t.j. >> i sure am. >> just talking about this app. he kind of has a high voice. right? >> he does that falsetto. i didn't know if he could hit it or not. derulo did. i don't know about luke brian bryan, though. it's going to be entertaining. very serious news. the return of chaos in ferguson, missouri, just one year later. i want to take you to some live pictures that show protesters and riot police filling the streets for the second night in a row. >> dozens of people were arrested on monday and even more overnight. tensions rising after the somber anniversary of michael brown's death ended with looting and gunshots. live pictures there. more now from abc's jim ryan. >> reporter: ferguson, missouri, under a state of emergency. protesters had traffic backed up as they blocked a nearby highway.

>> more arrests up here on the parking lot. >> reporter: they didn't resist as police broke them up. authorities are hoping to avoid a repeat of violence that brought back painful memories of rioting last year. >> multiple shots fired. >> multiple shots fired. >> multiple shots fired. >> reporter: after nightfall, gunfire shattered the calm of sunday's peaceful protests. >> anybody hit on this side? >> we just want to be as patient as possible. >> reporter: even catching ferguson's interim police chief off guard. 18-year-old tyrone harris was shot and critically wounded when police say they returned fire after harris shot at them. >> last night was pretty out of control at times. >> reporter: more protests at the federal courthouse in st. louis. police made more than 50 arrests. despite minor scuffles, the the demonstrators remain peaceful. >> this is what community looks like. >> reporter: police at the scene of rioting and looting. this beauty parlor was ransacked in last year's violence and again. >> you have to keep going. what can you do. i can't quit.

failure is not an option. >> reporter: but as riot police are standing by, it looks like the unrest may continue with another long night ahead. jim ryan, abc news, ferguson, missouri. well, turning now to the fatal police shooting of an unarmed teen in texas. 19-year-old college football player christian taylor seen here breaking a car windshield at a dealership in arlington. taylor's brother said he is not angry with police but he questioned the use of deadly force. there were no cameras in the showroom where taylor was shot and officers in arlington don't have body cameras. police are promising a thorough investigation. and in wisconsin the 2-year-old -- excuse me, the two 13-year-old girls in the slender man case will be tried as adults. the girls were just 12 when they were accused of stabbing a classmate 19 times in an effort to please a fictional online character. the judge says he worried the girls would stop receiving mental health treatment and be released in five years with no supervision. if convicted in adult court, they could face up to 65 years

in prison. the ntsb meets today to investigate the cause of the accident that injured tracy morgan and killed his friend. preliminary reports found that the walmart driver who hit morgan's limo was speeding at the time. he also hadn't slept in more than 24 hours. morgan and two others who survived settled with walmart for undisclosed amounts. this story is something many of us can relate to at this hour. air traffic controllers admitting they are making mistakes because they're tired. the government study found controllers averaged just over 5 1/2 hours of sleep a day and more than six in ten admitted to losing focus or falling asleep while commuting to the midnight shift. all this while an airliner packed with passengers struck by a heavy hailstorm.

abc's david kerley has the pictures. >> reporter: all this damage, remarkable evidence of the wild ride for this delta a-320. >> we are having a hard time here. delta 1889. our windshield is pretty severely damaged. >> reporter: in fact, nearly impossible to see forward. and here's why. two storms, the delta jet hoping to shoot the gap but as experts at the weather underground recreated with maps, you can see the jet colliding with the strongest part of the storm. the purple, pelting the jet with large hail, taking out its weather radar and windshield leaving the pilots with little choice. >> probably going to do an auto land here. >> reporter: auto land is a rarity usually in bad weather when pilots program the computer and it's hands off. >> then if the airplane will lock onto the signal and it will fly itself down, land and decelerate on the runway all by itself. >> reporter: it worked in that emergency landing in denver. one passenger suffered minor injuries. as for the jetliner, it's headed for the repair shop. david kerley, abc news, reagan washington airport. firefighters are battling the latest wildfire in northern california. the jerusalem fire started on sunday afternoon and has burned

more than 6,000 acres. mandatory evacuations have been ordered. five air tankers and three helicopters are being used to battle the blaze. tinder dry brush caused by the california drought is giving the flames added fuel. a man trying to protect his home near the jerusalem fire was arrested. he set an illegal backfire to burn brush near his home as the larger wildfire began to rage. he was jailed and posted bail. he now knows that setting the backfire was a mistake. the denver area could get more drenching rain today after getting pummeled by another powerful line of thunderstorms. streets were quickly inundated by floodwaters as heavy rain and hail came down. many cars had a tough time getting around the waterlogged roads. heavy downpours also swamped parts of michigan. flash flooding surrounded cars and left drivers stranded. people had to wade through knee high water and even tractor-trailers had to proceed with extreme caution. wow. today's forecast of flood watches and warnings in the

northeast. up to 3 inches of rain from boston down to d.c. red flag warnings, oppressive heat and lightning storms in the pacific northwest. and heat advisories in the south, mild and september-like in the midwest. >> 70s from chicago to boston, 80s in minneapolis, kansas city and denver. 90s in portland, new orleans, albuquerque, triple digits in phoenix and dallas. well, talk about eating locally sourced food, right? that's the big buzz right now. astronauts aboard the international space station were able to munch on lettuce grown on board. first they ate the red romaine lettuce raw and then they dressed it with a little bit of oil and vinegar. >> what? >> is that it right there? well, the experiment has an eye toward the future. eventual trips to mars will require that crews be able to grow their own food. yeah, that doesn't look too appealing but it's impressive that they're doing it up there.

>> really you would eat this? >> yeah. delicious. >> he gets excited over broccoli too. >> oil and vinegar. >> i'm not so sure. >> i know they've got to sustain once we get to mars but -- i mean -- starbucks will end up opening one up there. mcdonald's, they'll figure it out. they'll figure it out. >> you're probably right. >> love to see scott kelly up there though. coming up in "the skinny," how some unusual duties just posted online nearly broke the internet in just a matter of hours. also ahead, the return of "baywatch." who will be running around shirtless or in a red bikini replacing david hasselhoff and his co-stars. but first, the huge expense for parents on the back-to-school shopping list. stay tuned for expert advice on finding secret bargains. you're watching "world news now." "world news now" weather, brought to you by olay regenerist. hands...where it belongs.

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youtube which were operating the business under the google corporate umbrella will now be a part of alphabet. larry page will be the new ceo. he says internet users will see no change due to the shake-up. for many parents, it's the most wonderful time of the year. it's not christmas. >> back to school. >> back to school, right. >> that's what it says there at least. i don't have kids. >> before sending the kids back to school, there's obviously some shopping to be done, right? >> yeah, with high schoolers, it's the most an average of $1400 per student. kids are expensive. abc's linsey davis has helped one family cut down on those costs. >> reporter: it's that time of year again. light blue? here. and that means hitting the stores. >> we get it? >> yeah. >> reporter: with those back to school lists. >> lunch box, pencils. >> reporter: every year this family of four spends more than $1500 on getting ready for school. >> with two kids, i'm spending twice as much as i have in the past when i only had one school

aged. >> and you're going to have three kids. >> and with a third on the way i'm more budget conscious. >> reporter: enter lindsay powers director of yahoo! parenting, armed with easy ways to save. first, did you know there are apps like ibotta or ebates that pay you to shop? just search for your store and ka-ching, cash back on all your purchases. >> 2% cash back, it's activated. you can combine it with what is already on sale. >> reporter: next up, an oldie but goodie. sign up for mailing lists. those often give exclusive sales only to subscribers. this l.l. bean listing alerted them to a 25% deal off backpacks and lunchboxes they were already going to buy already. >> your total is $103 but with 25% off, that's going to take your total down to about 75 bucks. >> that's great. >> reporter: if you're shopping online, check sites or apps like retailmenot or shopular for secret savings like this 25% off

at staples. >> all your school supplies, just over $160. we've added this coupon. it's dropped down to about $140. >> reporter: those same apps also alerting you to in-store deals using the gps locator to find you savings as soon as you walk in. >> ready to go shopping? >> reporter: after ringing it all up -- >> your total is $490.83. >> i've got the code. >> reporter: after saving $163, your total is only $240. >> we saved a ton of money. >> reporter: all in all, saving this family more than $250. over 15% of their back to school budget. linsey davis, abc news, new york. wow, it's a lot of money, isn't it? i saved my texas instrument graphics calculator. my son's going to use that. >> pass it on down. >> i don't care what special app. i'm going to say, i paid $62 at radio shack. >> $1400 per student. i want to apologize to my mother

for when i was kid asking for jordans, silly, silly kid. no wonder she's laughing me out of here. >> did you have a trapper keeper? >> i did. who didn't have a trapper keeper? >> you were in the '80s. you had a trapper keeper. >> it wasn't too gender neutral though. i think it was blue. >> it was blue. >> that was way before that whole thing. there was definitely a line of demarcation. >> so pink trapper keeper was not for you. >> not for me. my sister had one. what is it called? i'm not going to remember. can't remember what those things are called. >> a lot of states have tax free shopping right about now. so you should check to make sure you can make good advantage of that. >> lisa frank, i thought of it. >> lisa frank. >> that's what they were called. the girls one. way back in the day. there used to be that, trapper keepers. wow, that was a throwback. not even thursday. what's coming up, reena? epic music mash-up going wildly viral. you've got to stick around for this one.

celebrity protest stunt in solidarity with a famous whale. "the skinny" is next. >> "world news now" continues after th

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>> country star luke bryan and r&b pop star jason derulo performing a digital duet. the two recently appearing in central park for gma's summer concert series. but it wasn't till bryan recorded his part of the duet using the same karaoke app the two collaborated. >> luke had a little trouble with the high notes. >> just to get up next to you. ♪ so high ♪ so high >> i can't do that. ♪ so high >> i can't do that either. >> i love that. that was my favorite line. i can't do that. they were great. i love seeing the two of them together. so talented in both their own rights. >> it's a cool song. i like his effort. he couldn't get up there. >> i'm waiting for the christmas album. >> that's coming. that's the first time the two stars have appeared using that

app together. >> the clip garnered millions of views in a couple of hours after bryan tweeted out the clip with a message to jason saying you are a singing fool. >> 11 billion hits now. steve-o of "jackass" known for his stunts. but his latest one seems to have some meaning behind it. >> it also landed him in jail. steve-o was charged with trespassing after climbing a crane in los angeles in an apparent protest of seaworld emergency workers responding. they thought it might be a suicide. but the performer told reporters what he was going for when he was let out of jail. >> that's steve-o filming himself with an inflatable killer whale. after he posted that he was going to do that. i mean, it goes without saying, i did it to put my foot down for shamu. >> oh, boy. even he can't seem to take it seriously. he's apparently quite passionate about the cause. >> last year steve-o climbed up to a freeway sign and changed it

so that it read seaworld sucks. when asked why, he said simply because it's the right thing to do. still crazy after all these years. steve-o. british singing sensation sam smith is in love these days and apparently with himself. yesterday smith latched on to his very own wax figure at madame tussauds in san francisco. >> despite cleaning up at the grammy awards earlier this year, smith isn't taking himself too seriously as you can tell from the kisses and licks he gave himself during the big unveiling. >> during the reveal he encouraged fans in true british fashion feel free to touch my wax bump. robert pattinson is engaged. surprising news. we're having a hard time believing it. >> his fiancee says she's never seen "twilight." yeah, right, come on. >> that's what they all say. the singer fka twigs told a british paper despite being every teen girl's favorite vampire, she's never watched him as edward. all of those brooding good looks apparently performed for real

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saving lives and slow mo running montages. "baywatch" was its own breed of television. ♪ some people stand in the spotlight ♪ >> reporter: a fan favorite and also a punch line. the '90s drama about california lifeguards ran for 11 seasons making david hasselhoff and that red bathing suit even more of an international star. now 26 years later, "baywatch" the movie. hollywood hunk zac efron rumored to be in talks to star opposite dwayne the rock johnson in paramount's reboot. according to the "hollywood reporter." while reps have not confirmed, the rock heading to twitter saying it's big. me and bud zac efron been talking about this one for a long time. can someone get my baby oil #ratedr. efron responding so stoked brother, baby oil for two, please. the studio telling abc news it has no comment. it is no mystery why efron may be up for the role. here he is in "neighbors." >> i think that's a compliment.

>> he has now won best shirtless performance of the year at the mtv movie awards two years running. once he dons the tight red trunks, fans will probably be begging to get rescued. this may well be the year of nostalgia in hollywood as this movie is set to join a tidal wave of recent reboots like "jurassic world," "vacation," and "terminator genisys" and to boost the nostalgia quotient perhaps the hoff might make a slow mo splashy return in the newest "baywatch." dan harris, abc news, new york. >> were you a big "baywatch" fan? >> i was. it's going to be huge. it wasn't on in the time of the twitter world. >> we're also going to be co-starring. >> oh, man. >> that was our -- when we tried out. we auditioned. this was part of the audition. >> you could have least given me zac's abs if you were going to play around. >> my body was totally real. >> this is abc's "world news now" informing insomniacs for two decades.

making news in america this morning, unrest in ferguson. another night of people taking to the streets, a state of emergency now declared. more arrests. police in riot gear. protesters get pepper sprayed. we're live in ferguson with the latest. war of words. megyn kelly on the feud with donald trump. the debate moderator addressing the republican's attacks, and overnight, trump calling one candidate a spoiled brat. new this morning, under arrest. a woman accused of shooting at her boyfriend, her connection to the white house now uncovered. and a "baywatch" remake. the slow-motion running, the red bathing suits, it's all coming back. wait until you hear who has the starring roles.